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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-02-09
Frankfort, KY, Feb. 2, 1915.


list that thirty-seven counties have
thus far applied for State Aid and
that your county is not among the
list.
There remains but a trife over
month of time in which the Depart
ment will receive applications for
State Aid from the counties, it be-
ing necessary to fix date so that an
apportionment can be made and work
begun on the roads in order to give
the counties an idea of the amount of
money that they. will receive from
the State. The date has been fixed
for March 4th, 1915, after midnight
of which date no applications will be
received.
You are aware that a five-cent tax
on the whole State, and your county
as well as Jefferson County, will pay
into the State Road Fund regardless
of whether you make application or
not. Jefferson County will pay one
fifth of the total State Tax, OF $780,
600 of the 100000, the approximate
State Road Fund. No county can
get back more than two per cent;
hence, jefferson county would re-
ceive only $4,000, or approximate
ly that amount, and the other money
as well as that from other counties
that pay large portion of the Tax,
will be available for the poor coun-
ties in excess of the amount they paw
in.
1 call your attention to this fact
and to the fact that you are missing
an opportunity to receive from the
State assistance in road building.
which will not be kept open longer
than the date mentioned; and in
case you will fail to apply, the money
does not accumulate. to the credit of
the county but goes to the counties
that do apply.
Your prompt action in this matter
and the action of your Fiscal Court
as body applying for State Aid is
advisable. If you have any reasons
for not applying or if there are any
questions you wish to ask, please
state them without any hesitancy, as
1 will be glad to correspond with you
or give you any information possible
concerning the State Aid Law
would urge that you read Chap
tiers Sc and 81 of the Acts of 1914
and make your application in compli-
ance with Section z of Chapter 81 on
the blank herewith furnished.
Yours Truly,
ROBERT c. TERRELL,
Commissioner of Public Roads.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-02-09
ROAD ENGINEER ASKS FOR
COOPERATION OF PEOPLE
Highways Are In Bad Shape and He
Wants County to Apply for State
Aid to Repair Them.

County Road Engineer j. L. Nc
Kee Rife has gone actively to work
organizing his department for taking
care of and improving the roads of
Lincoln county this coming year, and
he is very anxious to have the ear
nest cooperation of the people of
the county in this improvement work.
Mr.. Rife has received a letter from
State Road Commissioner r. c. Ter
rell, with reference to this county ap-
plying for state funds under the state
aid law, and he will take up the mat
ter with the fiscal court at once.
The roads of Lincoln county are
right now in probably as bad condi-
tion as they have ever been in their
history, due to excessive hauling and
extreme bad weather. Mr.. Rife says
of the matter:
''It will take time, money and pa
thence to make any Improvement.
Improper drainage being the princi-
pie cause of this condition, shall
give my first attention to this work,
and / ask those who obstruct bitches
with hedge trimmings, fences, ETC.,
to kindly remove same as required
+, by law, Act of 1914, Chap. 80, Par.
81, SO and 81. In many places on
our roads the fences are so close that
passing is dangerous and does not al
low room for ditching, causing the
water to overflow the road, washing
away the metal and softening the
roadbed. In order to do proper
ditching with the grader, which is
the most economical and practical
way, it will be necessary to have the
full width of right of way, which will
require the removing of fences in
many places"
Ali work is to be done under the
personal supervision of the Engineer,
and no work will be accepted unless
authorized by him. Any complaints
as to condition of roads should be
made to the Engineer at his Office in
Stanford, or phone number 227,
which will receive prompt attention.
The letter from Commissioner Ter
rell with respect to the state-aid law,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
Warwood Rrtefn-

Nulam Hopper. of Ford city. Pa.
,.-iH '. n.We ai,sr spending sever
NufWt. Long OF Gleuu's Run. has ac-
'tlird d position with the Red star Gro
DyuIE. sutton OF sixteenth street. has
resigned h.e position with T. D.. kirI.I-
.'s'r. local barber
Miss blanche M,M3-tsrs has returned
p. Do. home lu south WaruupI after
a~iisna.r sick person for the pas,
,r- a. J. D. Stfcl company OF North
H'cInc after being 100 f.~ the prsf
I'i months at his home iu Sor,h
Airs susan Thomas OF south wheel
.HE has returned after VISITING Hf .he
nome OF Mrs clyde Thomas o. south
Town -crs,9nt j.. p. Rice has been
busy during the past several DAYS eli.
t,,,ilg taxes 40 the south WarWood hose
Bernie Hurklc has returned fo -fs
nome, corner Fourth street and War
1..d avenue after "a business trip 1
stanley Vogier ~ North warwood has
T~ssiFnei BIS position with the Eed star
'rnrerE company.
Miss Mabel IiaIl % wheeling has rs.
% ZONE after spending several U...
listing az tHc home OF Miss h1. 4,
end ~ Iwenty-nfh street auI IIs
f..n Jackson. corner ga4-.,
street % NarH.uI avenue HI. rfrr.
f erecting "a fence around EI.
8 number ~ members Of The r.oveiarf
i.fr.r flI. and protection aaaa..lr.r
w. gov" A dar"IuE and bowling rHrfu
.1.s event. Zoo Ia..h- ball. corner FIlt4
Dr. vs. e Webb ANA family have -..
'N'I from H Tow UHE. r.a.f u.f.
lends .- cameron ohio
r1a Ie re.l..uue Nr Movers h1a
I'" south end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
ANY ONE CAN BE
RID OF ECZEMA
Who Really Wishes. It's An
Unnecessary Affection.

latest discovery in the world Or
medicine Tor The treatment Of esz,ma
ono i- kindred disease ~ th. skin
aii rheum. letter. pImpIes barber 81
...h and r.urworw - la aufisprup
''.nol n Won suffer from eczema
and if7 awful t%nrIurIuE Itching mst
fI io a. H Gr.of' a CO. and raf 5U
cents worth OF TranoI.uas DO r.err
afI uofuInl. and Dr. Dc doe. not sion
.H' itching af once and clear up ana
neal tho ak.n. return the pmpfv boz
.' iN"m and got your money hacs
without further discussion
IH" very Tact that you can thus f-v
pr without cost Is ono proof OF Its won.
a'riuI h.aI.uH powers fho other
proof le what Icar0i actually accom-.
l...heH when you apply 90 fol Tho erIu
now you cam understand why Jrar1f
D. In such great demand sf Grur 4fare-
'frf' where by those who auff.r fr1m
eczema and kindred .E.r fr4ur.aa
I0. baby Chat cries af MIGHT and all
IHF cops crying when TrHrrI De- nm.
n..'d fo Ita rhafInr burning rk.r. ana.
BONES without number frfav rr4nre
lis rr'ai value for baty.f rk.r rr4r
h.'. as weI AL for tho skin aIImrrra
1i FroVu.uua Tho email price OF
lc8nol. 'hn liberal quantity. and tho
moner back euHrarfoh under vH.sl
you buy d. makes everyone satisfied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
DISTRICT <.
All towns and rural routes in Ohio
not named above.
TROUBLES Due
TO WEAK KIDNEYS

1T II no use advertising q medicine
unless the medicine itself E GOOD
enough 90 back ur Tho claims you
make FOR 1t on tHc other hand if
Be- a pleasure Tor druggists 90 seII a
medicine when customer come Ir
affarward and tell how much good DO
hae done them And that Is why Grur.
l.sfs Ike fo erI and recommend Sol.
wax. the great kidney remedy E.rr
since ur FIRST introduced s0lsaE Grl.
clerks have been 90 busy selling F..
Thar 10 De- aumsImta hard fn H..u H
Sufficient stock on hand uu-.ar.-
ruIvaE g. always sold 600 o. uu.If..,
r%HHran'eo ~ relief fo iHr Kidney .Uf
frrnr on money back T... mH. ...r
rash but users have rHI a1 many
good words lu favor of H.'.fe CHAT .I
nnf expected THAT many packages
viii be returned
IHie sHuve great faith boo suItar Dr.
really ir 1 most unusual medicine Hr.
D.|.n Dr. overcome. I.. Hur.. case. uf
E.drrF complaint. H. removing fHr
'"H.r If gnra .fr...Hf fu OH. coat u'
'.' trouble Do .HI r..U. .r .rF
cleans out fH. kidney. .uI make.
fHrw pass or 200 f.. uric a..T and
ru. 0uDuH wa.'r r.''.. CHAT .uH.
IH f.r '..nf. and mH..Ia .. ...
I.Uuw"f.. palm. ..Uf".. and Don.
i" bladder and Hl..r'. prI aI .H..
trouble.
N0fH.re r more ur.1mf.r.aH.. ..
burt" a rrr.1H perfect OF .u.mUHf .f
I'a moro Cham trouble. .u. kidney.
H"d fHr.r ATTENDING l.... RIO ...
.'F and begin fn r0f ruu. mN m..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
FINE FOR GROUP
STOPS COUGHING
AND STRANGLING

Dosing the stomach for Colds and
Group is wrong.
Many mothers are now using simple.
sensible NOSTRlOLA and nothing else
to keep the children free from Colds.
When your child is croupy. system
full of cold. nos stopped up and IL is
cross. feverish and fretful. try this:
Apply NOSTRIOLA BALM freely
over back. chest and shoulders, and
bake in before a hot fire. Also apply
a little NOSTRIOLA to nostrils, on
soles OF feet and have child swallow a
small piece.
NOSTRlOLA is absolutely harmless
Ctormula printed on every package
and It is fine for grown-ups as well as
for the children.
Get a small tube OF NOSTRIOLA cf
YOUR druggist today and you'll say il
is the best investment you ever made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
FIND MISSING MAN
Searching Party Locates Andrew
Moore in Traction Station at
~Brookside.

Andrew Moore. who disappeared
from his home at West Wheeling. Sat
urday morning, was found yesterday
afternoon in the waiting station al
bIookslde. When found the man was
glancing at the party OF searchers who
were looking for him and when asked
how he came TO be there he stated that
ne did not know. but said that he was
very hungry.
Al hrst herCfused TO 30 home. but
after a little while consented TO return
nome with the party. After reaching
home, ne was asked why he had wan
dered away. He stated that he was
tired OF staying at home and wanted
TO take a walk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
DISTRICT v.
Ohio County outside the city of
Wheeling.

D. T. Blayuey. Elm Grove ...-...-r-U
J'hn T. Kingdom. Elm Grove .... as..Iu
ti b~rodhouse. Film Grove al 600
n -- Olga Hilbert. WarWpYd q. .u
Airs. = j. Brothers. Fulton ...4 .su
ELhel tiaWley. Elm grove .|...S.tUu
aW's n hemple. RID. SO. o. .-...IE.uu
Louis 7 Marquart. W~p0dsIale 10000
N T. Mcnamara. NarWuaI 5000
Miss tulth Phillips. Tria4sfrhfa E4..
D. b. Holman. NarwYll ...
pas. E IrctfymaT. ghautaI Court f.l
nos. IaEWr. short Creek fu.l
l-. Bernie ShDWaIlfr. EI No 2 r..u
.Hnru smith. Short creek ..INUD
Maud King. West Liberty UHg
ll-s Maddell. west Liberty .IUU0
John IIuff. EdEiugton Laus 900
t.ifItilrk Pleasant VALLEY ..IUUu
.'. hIlE. Wooalawu 1000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

Well. look who is at the top to-day
Guy q. Groves, OF the First district.
with $3.50 votes. Mr.. Groves has
1een doing some tall hustling during
that his total has grown so large.
w. II. Hoffman, was placed in he
ron district. and lust TO u that
ne wants to be right, Mr.. Hoffmann's
friends sent In a nice little bunch yes
terday which gives him second place
IN me III campaign. However. Mr..
iionnann VIII md some strong com
petition right in his own district. as
Miss Della Fette has n host OF friends.
IS coming strong and is within 700
votes OF Mr.. Hoffman,. Mr.. Hon.
mann's friends say he can have as
many votes as he wants by Just let
ung them know his needs.
That strong district No. . Is again
70 the front with another good strong
candidate. H.. l.. Blayney, OF Film
SorVe, who is credited with 80.
votes this morning. John L. King
norm stays In second place in this dis
ulct, while George II. Grodhouse. who
a FIRST yesterday. drops back into
third position.
The fourth highest voter. taking all
districts into consideration. is Frank
McGinnis, who changes places with
Mrs. Daisy Duggan. who led the dis
trict yesterday. While w. II. Fields
advances over 1000 votes, he sim oc-
cupies third place. but his friends
claim that he will be holding down
nrst place when the campaign Is over.
These are great days for voting and
obtaining subscriptions, and those can
,dldates who are doing their very best
right now do not hardly realize what
a big advantage they will have when
II comes to the final wind up. as right
o subscriptions count more in votes
than they ever will again. Eighteen
AA11a-ah - NHU~Wu#
count to-day for 10000 extra votes
Never again after November 16 will
1880 for so many extra votes.
and for that matter n amount of
subscriptions that give the candidates
extra votes on this offer will never
U for as nan votes as up TO 10
O'Clock Tuesday night, November 16.
And yet. some of the candidates are
only credited with 1000 votes. What
Is the meaning OF this2 Does Il mean
that these candidates haven't any
friends or energy or ambition No.
hardly that. II means that these can
didates are not taking. at the present
time at least. sufficient interest to
even call on one friend 10 obtain one
subscription, which would entitle the
candidate 10 the 5000 extra votes In
addition to the votes due on the sub
scription. Possibly these candidates
who have only 1000 votes have not
read over this fne list OF prizes:
FIRST PRIZE.
BUICK AUTOMOBILE, Value S1,4s5.
SECOND PRIZE.
The JEFFERY FOUR, Value $1,000.
THIRD PRIZE.
OAKLAND AUTOMOBILE. Value S7e5
FOURTH PRIZE.
PIANO, Value $500.
FIFTH PRIZE.
HENDERSON MOTORCYCLE,
Value S2e5.
SIXTH PRIZE.
PIANO. Value $500.
SEVENTH PRIZE.
TEN SIS FURNITURE AND MER.
cHANOISE ORDERS.
EIGHTH PRIZE.
TEN $40 FURNITURE AND MER.
CHANOtSE ORDERS.
NINTH PRIZE.
TEN s25 JEWELRY ORDERS.
TENTH PRIZE.
TEN S25 JEWEIRY ORDERS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
AUTO LICENSES
Auditors Report Shows That f7.707
Permts Have Been Issued For
Present Fiscal Year

That approximately 10000 aufomo.
hilDs arc owned lu West NirEIrIa is
sh'gn hF ihc report ~ the state audi
.uH fu tIn report. T"TuI automobile
licenses fnr tHn FISCAL year BEGINNING
July d. I'|. bad boon Issued ur until
November J. Tho lHaf ono issued vac
To- % N.af ~ West Union Tho
local automobile Ownrr was so be E--
f1 U 81 TAYLOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
SMALL FIRE LOSS
September Fires In West Virqinia
Damaged Property 70 Extent Of
S92.671. Says Marshars Report.

According TO the September report
OF state Fire Marshal John S. Koran.
contained in the October bulletin OF
the insurance department OF the state
auditor s oftCe. the fire losses for Sep
TENDER in this state We're eXceptional-
~ small, totaling only S92.G7t. Proper
" TO the value OF 1896. $50 was en-
dancored. while the losses were Gov
cred by insurance to the amount Of
$4,000.
According 10 the report. there were
no losses I'm Ohio, Brooke and Marshall
counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

The Poole Little Havauas football
team VIII play the Martins Ferry Juniors
saturday afternoon AZ Martins Ferry.
The local boys nave been practiclnE cV-
cry. evening after school so that they
"lll be In shape for the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
THANKSGIVING Marke,

Members Of the Ladies' Aid society OF
tie Lutheran church are 10 give a
haNh-glNluE bazaar and market. All
tIi augcments hay, been completed. ID
VII he held in stone and Thomas store
uu Wednesday, November "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

Votes
Jno ". Armstrong. Martins Ferry g1 SEQ
J d. Winters. Martins FERRY .UD
ail-s NJ. J. Wttherz. Martins Ferry 1900
H-- Jessie Mari. bridgeport -....5.-uH
liarry Patterson. bridegroom UU.
Griitith Johns. Bridgeport .....Iuuy
". c. Spencer, Bridgeport .Iuu5
M!sf Mary Shepherd. Erldreport iUlY
4. %. Gaines. Martins Ferrv 'Dlu
- h 9n-nry. Martins Ferry ....I 600
Albert ksuerL. Martins FERRY ..-IUUr
Miss Maude Kelley. Martins Ferry Ur.
Isaac simmons. Martins Ferry .-.IUu.
q j. Aluasir. Bridgeport fuIu
Hugh Fields. bridgeport BOD
Edward Guthrss. Martins Terr, YH.
Miss Elsie East. Martins Ferry l..
AIRS NelIle Ferry. Martins Ferry ..ruUl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

u Be- understood that Mayor \. II. Kin
arlherE'r has his candidacy
Tor rt-elcctiuu AT the coming election.
which VIII be held the first part OF Jam
lIrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

feature OF The bazaar and market 20.
o. given November ID and a.. viii De- the
amp Fire Girls who viii have charge
or most Of the faugywork which will be
sold They VIII Dee dressed as Indians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

The shamrock was adopted as the
national emblem of ireland because
81. Patrick selected n I'm order To- ev-
plain 20 the Irish the doctrine OF the
Trinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

Delivered by Mail on Rural Route,
and boz Towns where the intelligence,
has no carrier or agent escertiro
towns outside ~ West VIRGINIA. east
ern Ohio and nearby Pcr~nsyivaria
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
VOTE VALUE AND SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE

Delivered BY Carrier or Agent. Also
BY mail IN Towns and Cities where ~.
paper is delivered by carriers or
agents Also M cities outsid. Of the
field Of the Intelligence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

q rcuWu ~ young people AZ Laech hall.
-tf 'lrru- Bun. has been postponed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

STUART bF rrr..a TaIIr.a U...
placed a' work .r fID weak stomach
Hrd "aI ln'n.'Ine.. .lpUIy omar
these organ need Tr.y a-Iur.a..
'h" gastric glands and gradually hr.n.
Poo nrsar7 back t0 their nor
mai condition
Stuart" I~Jsprr..r Tablet. ar. at
nl'' .f. and powerful r.m.fr
h'F F.I r.".. your food frr sou
ftfn your stomach a.Hr. can't
Cor a ..r h.t frn" your rr..-
TO-DAY nr HaI 'h' below coupon now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
Drink Coffee
in Safety
Take q Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
After Meals and Eat and Drink
FL Anything You Feel Like.

Send for FREE Trial Package.
Just because coffee seems TO agra.
yate your stomach troubles is no
reason for giving 10 up without "a
struggle Not until you have tired
using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets VIII
you Be justified In denying yourself
the good things OF life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

mas " gang or men repairing tine road
bel north Of the Top Mil. in the south
end OF town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

President Charles Draner had charge OF
the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
COMPETITION is KEEN In
lNTELLIGENCER CONTEST
VOTING WAS HEAVY YESTERDAY.
MAKING MANY CHANGES
IN STANDING.

Guy g. Groves Jumps Into the Lead
with a Big Totai-W. n. Hon-
man 10 In Second place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

DISTRICT VI.
All territory IN west virginia not IN
'i.la IN Dlatrict 4 n outside Of
M County. Also south
wesDsrn Ps~nnsylvanLa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

~ Votes.
Miss Della NJ. Fette a. 600
Jacob HeatherinEton .3i.55O
Harold a. Moore $50
Miss Della NJ. Fette
Miss Lorraine A Ewing ........s45O
~ N0SoIloch .lh.6U1
~ I. .s,fNW
- w boring Jr. $500
CsTpehter 5000
Miss Mabel Haines $500
~ {. Genther. Jr. 1900
VIM. Cummins Toy6
a. "ahteF 1000
Miss Mary Mills 1000
O. ~ 1000
sANeAt4 $3.50 900
MISS Gertrude McGilton .........l.00
ice L!udln ....-.................1 900
~ "a N',tNo 900
" " fNiN'Au r--s.-.. 900
Miss Gertrude Kemplc ...-I' 1000
mary Karen 1000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

Hiss Mary NanyO. Bcllaire ..-r G1o
Mrs O. Dixon. West Wheeling 1000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
Night corns,
Good Boy 'cets-It''

Corns Come Right or. Clean and
Quick You Ncedn't limp. or Fusa
with Your Corns Any Morei
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
DISTRICT ~.
benWood, hohschen, houndnvflio
ana Glendale.

Votes.
Alex n. Evans. M~oundsviIle .....ga'E6o
James q. McCullcy, McMechen ".-.7IS5n
lanes II Roberts, M0undsville ..2a.a0u
~. p. Berry, Moundsville .-..-I00o
Howard T.. Wolfe, Glendale 1000
oscar r. Bonar. Moundsville ......I.O0O
j. Homer Budley. M0undsvills ....i.uuU
w. keffer. Jr. McMechen. .IU00
Harry Cooper. McMechrn Iuun
yonn aarney ~MoundsyilIs .........IUOu
J. 7. Ward. BenwOod gfo
IhOuen. McMechen .-100O
.hos sharp. MoMechen ..I'00
". p Cox. M~oundsvlIe DD1
Miss Estella Moore, Moundsvills 1000
o. boty, McMechcn ....I 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

DISTRICT 70.
Ward 2. ward J and ware 4, in the
city OF wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

DISTRICT 1.
ward l and ward T. In the city OF
wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

DISTRICT VIII.
Martins Ferry. Bridgeport, wheel
ing Greek, Brookside ana Aetna
Vile.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-29
New Spring Wash Fabrics

Printed and Plain Flaxon, I'D. 15o-
A soft sheer quality in a beautiful line
of dainty spring patterns.
100 and 15c Plsse Crepes, I'd. 1910
New spring patterns, extra nioe
quality. Anniversary price, yard
1880.
Zephyr Ginghams. I'd. 1910 and 100
All the new spring patterns and
shades, in plaid, stripes and plain
colors.
Dress Ginghams, $40 and 100 I'd
Plaids, stripes and solid colors; service
able quality, 81 inches wide.
Printed voiles, 25c-A fine sheer
quality, in a beautiful line Of spring
colorings, 40 inches wide.
Figured Crepe, I'd 10o-A nice
quality, new spring patterns.
Waffelette Cloth, yd. 25o- A very
desirable wash fabric for suits and
dresses. Colors are white, pink, sand
and Belgian blue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-29
SPORT WHEEZES
Being Purioined Dog Meat. Prune
Pies. Lemon Sandwiches. Etc.
(By CIug.)
lBy CIug-1

Baseball meeting at Commercial
club tonight at o'clock. Everybody
invited.
Indications are that ''Pinky'' Beals,
the recently elected football captain
at Washburn college, will also be
chosen to lead the Ichabod basketball
quintet next season.
Holding the Willard-Johnson fight
on Easter Sunday might not have
been any harm, but the action of the
promoters in postponing it to a week
day will certainly not do the fighting
game in general any hurt
The Kansas City Blues have signed
pitcher who is feet 4 inches tall
and weighs 221 pounds. The Fort
Smith club of the Western Associa-
ton has a twirler who is Z feet 2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-29
ANOTHER PEACE RUMOR.
Gilmore Says Dove Has Flown Forth
from Neutral Cage

New York, March 29.-F'rom state
ments made by President Gilmore of
the Federal league Sunday, it was
cleaned that discussion of a peace
proposition occupied some of the time
OF the league magnateS at their Sched-
ule meeting Saturday.
While it is not asserted organized
baseball has made any overtureS to
the Federals, it is understood an inter-
mediary has proposed the baseball
war be settled by an amalgamation
of the two major leagues and the
Federals, sixteen clubs to be picked
out of the twenty-four to make two
major circuits next year. The re-
mainder of the territory would be
taken care of by existing class IA
organizations, with the possible forma-
ton of a third league of that class
President Gilmore was not specific
as to the origin of the peace plan but
he made it clear that the Federal
league had taken cognizance of it.