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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08
TrsRusTEgY SALE
= - : VALUABLE
House and UnimproVed lots
SITUATED - IT. AIRY. CARROLL
UuUsTY MARYLAND

Ry virtue Of the power and authority
contained n : decree Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county. IN equity.
passed n : cause No. z92S Equity, n
which the Peoples Lumber and SUP
ply Company and another. are plain
IIffs and Winter D. Jones ana others.
are defendants. the undersigned :.
Neal parke and Winter D. Jones. Irus-
T Ises. appointed b. sal1 decree. I'll
ofTer It public sale On the premises, On
SATURDAY. THE = =.
SEVENTH DIT 0F OCTOBER, Isis.
i i o'clock. noon, all the hereInaft-
n described real estate owned By the
late Bail v. Bowman. deceased. stu
atad in 1t. AIRY. Carroll county. aIong
MaIn street. and the ParsYIlle road.
and particularly described ~ follows.
IozHII.
LaI 10. 1.-The Homestead. contain
n 1913 SQUARE FEET D LAND.
and bounding On : L foot alley n the
rear. I i improved b.
TmO.sT0RY BRICK HOUSE, STABLE
md al necessary outbuIIdIngz: the
lam i eel shaded. md I presents :
Fare opportunity Tor anY one desiring
N Old md established home
Lot -. :. contains s8sg SQUARE
FEET. faces On Main street and Id
Joins lot N. ! HalE four feet vide
from Maln street % the homestead IoL
for It benefit i reserved.
- -. :. contains 80 SQUARE
FIT. md a1Iolna lot M. :. ! i II
The junction u The farafIIIe rod
and MaIn street
N -. :. contains sIez SQUARE
TEET u Land. fronts IN the RaTs-
vile road md adIoIns Lot No. ,.
ut N. :. fronts On the paraYIlls
road and haz IN alley On tt South
side. i contains - S0uAnE FEET
- LIsD. and adIolnz Lol No. !.
- -. :. : bounded On LHo Hl1ea
IN the rear. i contains e07I SQUARE
FEET 81 land. and adIolna Lot No ).
81 n. !. contains zs0s SQUAD.
LET d I'd and fronts d The PaTa-
vile rod. h n alley n the rear
md adIoIns lot No. :.
Ii 10. :. contains 9sse SQUARE
FEET q Ind. and haa N aIIey n the
rear and adIoIna Lot No. 7.
LeZ -. :. faces On the parsYIIIe road
Nth m alley IN the rear md On one
HIda thereof and contains is
SQUARE FEET . -. more d Iess.
Lots No. 70 D inclusive are unIm-
proved: they present. however. N 81
oapIIonaI location Tor business nuT-
poass lots Nos. 6 % inclusive are
beautifully located md of1er rare op-
porfunIIIes Tor any one seeking lots
mon which u crest home. II Of
this property / located n the center
II the losn Of 1T AIRY.
TERMS o. sALE.-One-IhIr6 parf
u the purchase money shall D paid
b he purchaser Or purchasers % the
Trustees On the DIV Of ale. or uDon
the ratification thereof D Ine Court.
and The residue ahaII b pad n ITO
equal payments. the one u b naII n
one year. aud he other n Ivo years
from the day 81 sale. With interest. To
b secured b the notes of the nur-
chaser Dr. purchasers. Nth security u
be approved b the trustees.
:. NEAL PAREE.
WINTER !. JONES.
:. Il. Steele. Trustees.
tn y. Steele,
Attorneys
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.aIEII1IHaHE

NIsa In Hawk. daughter n Henry
HaHk nd rife. 81 EInKa1aIa. nd
Horace zelgIeF. youngest On o In
81 zeIzIer md lie. q Hanover. P.
xare married II the home q The
Eroom.z parents. N Saturday after
mon. August q Tne ceremony -
performed h he brI1sEroom.s pazlor.
he neY. :. !. Danknerty. d Ihe I.
4 Church
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Trace HIlaraH Church

Sunday school e.I1 :. N. Preach
In I0.a0 :. n. Christian En1eaYor
80 .. n. Preaching 30 .. n. Har=
YesI Home md HaIIY Day nexI Jun
~. September 7. y. i. H@Irlok.
pastor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

Daniel :. 0ber nd Minnie y.
Sander. both Of II JOY. P. were
married 1t evening u the Luther
N parsonage. TanayIoun. b the pas-
Ior. lev. / !. HER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

IaIhHf nd IfIsndH. 0T Warrington. ..
:.
0TH. HaETYmHn N IN nd -
Hsdeman. nI baltimore. are guests o.
Mr. nd zzfz. Joseph Hunter. Penn
HylfanIa avenue.
H. Helen cITazI. n Baltimore.
- returned AFTER spending 10
weeks 9TH relatives md friends IN
nd nsAr IaIz sIIY.
III EIozHIa ua1IIex. Of Norfolk.
-. i spending to HzaEz HIIh her
parents. IF. nd HFHz Jacob Il Hand
IaY. Vet MaIn zIrHHI
.Tz Catherine Wam9laT. Of uaIII=
more Hno ausnI The month Of August
18th her On. IT. = =. Wamplar.
E.zI I'm street. nzz raInrne1
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

The BUSINESS u GETTING u
= IL HORIDsv IL HI.EezI thrift
1amnaIEn exer Instituted i h HorIl
begins IolaY. s1pL ii. Hzler ne
Association eeaI-Ia-IHe-IIn tbs III
i : greater increment toward thrift
however, consult smith : HellsHIaer
IeT IhIs proposition
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the creditors Of Basil \. Bowman.
deceased.
Notice : hereby given u al eTGdI-
tors Of Basil y. Bowman. late 81 Car
roll county. deceased. d file their
claims duly proven With the vouchers
thereof Nth the CLERK 81 the Circuit
Court Tor Carroll County within to
months from October TIL. I9I6.
: NAL pAHEU.
WINTER :. JONES.
Trustees.
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IF. Tso DaTT. Washington avenue.
IHIa eIIY. HnaaI : faH aaYH Nth h
father nd friends. d Washington. ..
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h virtue II : decree dated the s0Ih
day 81 August. IaIg. and passed IN
cause No 1893 Equity. n the Circuit
Court Tor Carroll county. sitting -
: Court Of Equity. wherein William
Il. EnEIar md oIhers ar plaintiffs
md Elizabeth EngIar md others are
defendants. the undersigned trustee
I'll ofIeT u public ale IN the prem
izez On
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER =, 1918.
= IL o1oloeE. ;. u al thai IraeI
or parcel o. land. containing
: ACRES. : HOODS n > pERcHEs
more or les. situated near he public
road. leading from WarlIeIdzburg -
Stone Chapel. md adjoining the
lan1a of Calvin Cook. Jesse Manahan.
Samuel :. Hoaer md Clifton Cook
and others.
This : n nnImDroyed parcel Of
land. partly n wood md partly clear-
ID.
ThIz parcel 81 Iand i deaIrahly 10
Gated and was conveyed b Elhanan
Hoop % Jonn EngIar. ThIz and h
recently been surveyed md : plat I'll
b exhibited On the day d sale. Or
NJ b seen mon inquiry d the
Trustee.
TERMS o. EAEH. =-0ne-LIIr1 cash
IN the Day d sale. n upon the raIIII-
cation thereof b the Court. ana the
residue n to equal payments Of one
yer nd IHo years from the 1aY 81
lie. or IL cash IT the option 0I Ine
purchaser. The credit payments u
bear interest from the day Of sale.
and II b secured b the notes Of The
purchaser nth approved security,
FRANCIS Nal rAREE.
Trustee
Hoaa : EzTKe. Solicitors
:. = Crawford. 4uGZIaaesT. mi.
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~ TIE ORPHANS. COURT 81
i CARROLL COUNTY.
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On application. : : erzsTzs. lhlz slA azy :
September. -. TT - - 4 ri z=zzzs =
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= z7a~H = - e...xzFz :. y H=z.Es - nd
Heaazz. - - y October. HszI. provided :
20. . IAIs eTaT D inserted IeE IHHss successive
.szEz i - ns~z.anzz nEI.Izz - published
u GzEH.Iz z.ualY. bore - II 2zHazz. Nd
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Tns Esp.TI .z=.z. IT, HEasanI = IL = -
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re EuH.. =Ia=z.
WILLIAM ARTHUR.
N 81 Register q - - Carroll Eeanzs
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

Rev Trip will conduct services IN
st. Benjamin's lKrelder's1 Lutheran
Church Sunday IT 10 4. N. Sunday
aennaI XIII h nj q 4 Ill
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

Mr.. Benjamin Dorsey. Of this city.
Is at Lexington. Ky. buying young
mules for Wilson Z Wilson, livery
men. John street
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

After 81 years Of the use Of the pres
enL type Of dlmea, quarters and half
dollars, : neR series Of these coins
in : nev design vii soon be placed
IN circulation. Within the next Two
weeks the mints 1T Philadelphia. Den
yer aud San Francisco vii begin 10
stamp dimes of the new design. 41.O00
Of which vii be issued. The las pro
YIdes tint the desIgn Of coins ean be
changed only once in every p years.
but no alteration IN these coins has
been made since 1852. The last neH
coin To be introduced vas the buffalo
uInEIn Issued IN I1Ia
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

: marriage license VS. Issued Il
Towaon. Saturday. 70 Frank J. Wolf.
Baltimore. and ID : Walsh. Carroll.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08
SEVENTH DIT Of OCTOBER, isls.

u i oleIoek. noon. al the hereInafI-
u described real estate owned b. the
late Bail v. Bowman. deceased. stu
aIad in 1t. AIRY. Carroll county. aIong
Vain street. and the ParsyIlle road.
nd particularly described ~ follows.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SEPT. 8. 1916.
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Hanover Fair viii be held next
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

MIza Annie Warner. Of The
Heights left Saturday Tor Elizabeth
town. ;. J.. where she I'll stay Tor
zoma LImH.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

MF. and Mrs. J. Lynn Come. JenE=
lnstosn. p. spent few daya With
MF. and Mra. :. Claude AIlEIre. this
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

Private John ]. zenIgraf Of Com
pany Il. has returned home to his
family after receiving an honorable
discharge from his company. n Eagle
Pas Tax
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

Regular preaching NJ unlontoxn II
1870 .. m. Sunday Sunday school
NJ HansI At 80 .. m. Christian En-
deayor It BansI ut .. m. Preaching
services II Bausl IT 10 p. N. u. :.
SaILzeIser. pastor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

Doves are well protected. The Fed
eral law provides for a fine Of 500
and three months Imprisonment and
the state Law . fine of $50 to 800.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

Bulletin No. 81 Of the public Ser
vice Commission has reduced the tar
II On building and roofing paper from
Asbestos to Cumberland. to 81 cents
Der 100 pounds over the Western
MARYLAND Railway
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

Regular services viii be held sun
day. September ID. n the WoodDlne
charge. By the pastor. Rev. G. II.
Hauenmau
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

: collision t0ok DIafa between m
Orleans street car ana an engine Of
the Western Maryland Railway Com
pany At Light and Donaldson street.
Baltimore. about 30 O'Clock Wednea-
day afternoon. The car was bound
south and the engine pulling several
freight cars. vas bound west. The
street car damaged the gales. which
we're down and struck the side Of the
tender.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
STATE CHAIRMAN IN
DENIAL OF ALLEGED
7. R. ENDORSEMENT
MR.. sHERRARD's CALL ON THE
COLONEL PURELY SOCIAL.
Men Suggested for Delegates Have
Given No Statement OF Preference.

4 few days ago the New York
papers gave great prominence To an
alleged interview with Republican
state Chairman T. J. Sherrard. OF
Wellsburg. who was quoted as declar-
ing the sentiment among Republicans
OF West Virginia was for Roosevelt.
with no enthusiasm for Senator Bur
ton, of Ohio.
To an lntelligencer reporter on Mon
day. Chairman Sherrard stated that
the alleged interview was ficticious
throughout: that he had given no inter
view or statement of the character
attributed TO him. Journeying from
Pittsburgh TO New York. explained by
Sherrard. he met Mr.. A. +. Moore.
owner and editor OF the Pittsburgh
Leader. whom he had known for many
years. Continuing. Chairman Sherrard
said:
MIR. Moore mentioned that he was
about To call upon Colonel Roosevelt.
and invited me TO accompany him.
Purely as an act of courtesy and for
the pleasure OF meeting the former
President | accepted the invitation
While there W. casually talked OF the
situation, but ] did not indicate in
any manner my opinion relative to
presidential preference in West Viz
einia. ! did not say that West Viz
ginia would send Roosevelt delega-
ton TO Chicago. and could not hate
said IL because | claim no knowledge
on that subject So for as I know the
gentleman mentioned for delegates TO
Chicago have made no statements as
TO their preferences. They are with
out exception Republicans of high
character who can be trusted for good
judgment, and hope that the delegates
VIII be selected with that end in view.
Theodore Burton, OF Ohio. in his
canvass for the presidential nomina-
ton. touched West Virginia in one
point. al Wheeling. on February card
lie was received very graciously and
made a favorable impression by his
patriotic speech at the BOARD OF Trade
banquet West Virginia has no
iavorite son and being so close TO
ONO by boundary. association and
business interests. naturally has a
warm feeling toward the favorite
sons of Ohio. Regarding Mr.. Hughes.
there seems 10 be a quite sentiment
for him in some sections of the state
but the idea prevails that Mr.. Hughes
viii not make himself available.
The State committee has never
expressed themselves privately or
publicly as being in favor OF any
particular candidate. but has sought
10 serve the state best BY taking no
part in any of the prediction
presidential booms that have been
started. The state committed, and
myself, personally. are for the Re
publican candidate that can carry
West Virginia. and redeem the nation
from the mis-management of Dem
ocracy. The committee believes that
the candidate selected AZ Chicago in
June will be acceptable to all elements
ana individuals IN the party. and West
Virginia stands ready To do her share
toward the Republican victory that is
just few months ahead"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
BEST TREATMENT W
FOR CATARRH
S. S. s. Removes the Cause.

Specialists IN Catarrh troubles have
agreed that - Is an infection OF tn,
blood. The Laboratories OF the s. s 4
Co. at Atlanta, have proven 10. once
you get your blood free from impuri.
tirs-cieanscd OF the Catarrhal poi.
sons. which 70 Is now a prey TO be.
cause Of its unhealthy state-you will
be relieved of Cstarrh-ths dripping
IN the throat. hawking and spitting
raw sores IN the nostrlls. and the dis
agreeable bad breath. II was caused
in the first place. because your impov.
erished blood was easily infected. Pos
slbly a slight cold or contact with
someone who had cold. But tho point
is-dont suffer with CataIrh--it IL not
necessary. The remedy. ;. = s. dis
covered over fifty years ago. tested,
true and tried. IL always ohtainsbie az
any drug store. IL has proven its vaius
in thousands OF cases IL will do sd
In your case. Get $ s 8 at once and
begin treatment II yours 80 q long,
standing case be sure 20 write IN.
swift Specific Co, Atlanta Ga. for
free expert medical advice They will
blood tonic cleanses the impurities
from the blood BY literally washing
80 clean. They viii prove 10 you thai
thousands OF sufferers from Catarrh
after consistent treatment With 3
have been freed from the trouble an
al fts disaEreeEbie features and re-.
stored 70 health and vlgOr Don't d.
lay the treatment Take 2. 8. s az
once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
NEWS BRIEFS

\ Wei attended meeting of th.
"'aI' 'I directors OF the Ala and So
.lHt service assoc iation was held yes
l,fd'E a' The Mcclure hotel. Al The
I'Niis which secretary \. D. Sinks took
ur number ~ business matters
Tho ground Keeper AZ tho courts Of
lNr nee irE Tennis association is
glsIIy cnsae'd u preparing the courts
hc aeli about the middle or JulN.
..,...M"td has been received here tha'
FiIl' StohHs Wheeling hoy. is rs-
gaining his ,rgihIIIt, ON fh. Wash
d'u baseball team and will play within
8 f." dsys St"bh- D. On. - The best
expected Co add greatly Co tho strength
The Dental clinic OF the Nii and So
..sl sew ice association. viii Do open
loaHf Tor regular worL DO viii be on
Hil.d.'N session.
-kemper shelton former University
VH. recently bought the Huntington
.Iuh. "f The ohio state league. has re-
'Nn hHt signed Dis contract for tho
a. Earl Grouse WIN Do given q hearing
tee j. FlIvo1d Hughes. ehareed Min
u'-. fol InE personal property Belonging
o. fIiz.e Nicksreon.
.N.r-. Justice Hughes said YESTERDAY
i ihrr' cons. lcranlr civil business.
'N| ..III" criminal work
Recourse ~ fha rapid sdyarsr On
.'f'N.r during fhs post month Wheel
Ig,r s.aeu'k'r- viii irrre1se The price
."lnI.ra bought heavily ur hIfea wr.r
.N' tdffr." was anticipated A. soon
I'rF I.s QUO th, advance
MOST twice He much for HaIf sHIIur
H. d.I several ntars aEu
ruI|r ...fU. OF fr. Wheeling
Do H .H.H d. H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
Stogies Play Bethany College This Afternoon
NEGOTIATIONS ON FOR THIRD
GAME WITH WEST VIRGINIA BOYS

suggested that the college boys come
mere FOR a game on Thursday. II l.
considered quite likely that this will
be arranged as there IS n number o,
tSe u so V alumni SsTgor, here SnSiogs to Sc.
are pending and will probably be com
pleted today
Manager smith reports all the mon IN
splendid condition and saws that a few
days more OF good practice will see
them in readiness for the opening OF
the season. He Is not "a vet done Sc
CURING Players and IL is limited that one
or two fast men are likely 20 be taken
on within short time. II Il the fn-
tention OF the management. II possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
.ELKS' CLUB WINS
POOL TOURNAMENT
FINAL MATCH WAS PLAYED At THE
ELKs' CLUB LAST EVENING
Final Score stood rlkx. 900 ana Fl
Henry, 925-winners IRE Chal-
lenged by Country Club Team.

Tho pool tournament between the
members or tho F,Iks' club ana Fort
Henry club was brought 10 a close last
evening whom the t.iks defeated the
t"rt Henry boys iu tho final match %
me tourney. Tn" final result OF the
thrrc games shows the IlkS have A total
or 900 balls. while m" Fort Henry club
mad made but a25. This gave the hand
some silver cup, that had been offered
b. James Dyson as trophy tu IN,
Elks by 65 points
At the close OF tho tourney chal-
lengc was received bv tho winners TO
play tho Country tlul team This WAS
promptly accepted and another three
game series between tho Elks and the
chdll.ngcrs Will start some slime next
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
WHITE SOX
USE PINCH HITTERs AND WIN
ELEvEN-INNINQ GAME FROM
TIE BROWNS.
Mes. and Lynn Bat In vietory-Detrois
Beats Cleveland-Boston Whips
walter johnson.

CHICAGO. April iT.--Pinch hitters
won to-day for the White SoN "a game
their regulars tried TO throw away. a
single by Ness. batting for williams
I'm the ninth. drove in the tying run
and Lynn. batting for Cicotte In the
eleventh. sent in the run that gave
Chicago the game over ST Louis, TO
3. The visitors took "a lead OF i've runs
in the nrst three innings. mainly the
result OF errors Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
PIRATES
THouNcE REDS TO TUNE OF 10 TO
WITH KANTLEHNER
PITCHING.
wagner Triple Helps some-saisr's
Home Pun Paved Way for Chicago's
Victory over Cardinals.

CINCINNATI. April lin a one
sided contest Pittsburgh won the sec
ono game OF the series from Cincinnati
here today. 10 to I. The visitors started
the run making In the first inning with
TWO bases on balls. two singles and two
doubleS, which nctted hye runs and the
retirement of Dale
MoSclcv was put in then ana three
hiiS and passed ball Melted three more
runs in the second inning. The Pirates
ney walked. Wagner tripIed scorinG
barncy. and later scored himself when
Schmidt singled. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
TIGERS BUNCH HITS
AND BEAT covELEsKIE

Glen ELANp. a.. April t1.-pctruii
hun'hed five hits oU Sfauisy CoysicSkis
iu th" twelfth inning and defeated
Glove land. Oh" o. To-day. tnNrle=kis
had pitched great lIII up Co that time
pud had boon srccta,uiarly supported.
Cunningham was very effective against
'l'N. land. @psa.'r made four hits and
scored 'lrNolHnds only run. Score:
l.. ~ =
Iloye ..... .no0I U00GG0O0-I . g
Detroit ..-.u 90 3 0N0O2-3 Is 7
Batteries Covol"Ski. and Oxen. cum
nLnEhlm md -Innrr.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
CUBS DRIVE DoAK FROM
BOX AND TRIM CARDINALS

st. LOUIS. April l5.-Doak was hit
here today 3 % / With the score. tied
900 the sixth. safer hat "a home run into
thc right neld PAVILION. scoring Williams
ahead of him. \ double. single. sacrl-
flee hit. and Snydcr'z error produced
Two more 20 the seventh Hud proved tu.
uudOiug OF hoak. The locals run lu
the second resulted from single. A
sacrifice. and Naughns wild pitch.
score r. ~. r..
Chicago .... 100000 OO-6 10
So. Louis ...... % . 5000 OO-l {
Bstt"ries-NauEhn and Fischer. uoak.
- eclc. Aimcs and Gonzales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
RAILROAD MEN TO
ORGANIZE LEAGUE
Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad Company
Issues Order For Organizing
and Forming League.

Tn" employees OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad ~ this city are 20 have
~ base ball team. and Will be- in "a league
winch - 70 Doe composed of tho Teams
1u Cd" Wheeling division. Nutit.- for
organizing such team and lcsEue were
received here TINS week. and steps will
b." taken within the next Few dav4 for
hat purpose. \ meeting for organiza-
ton VIII be held Wedusfday eNeuI ms
Tho teams which viii hc iu tho league
with the Wheeling aggregation are ,;lsn-
WOOD. Ia. Washington, PA. GRAFTON.
fairfnOut. Gltrksturg. Tarksr1burg.
Newark D.. ZsnesyiIle. o.. cleveland and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
LINSLY VS.. MOUNDSVILLE
Cadet Baseball Team VIII Meet strong
Marshall County Aggregation
wednesday Afternoon

"wednesday afternoon. tho Tfr4I. rr-
-'itutg baseball team VIII go to Mounds
WIZ" Tor The FIRST game on the season
nHe or" Of The ng-f aEETs cations IN fus
history ~ The school. but 10 has MOI s4
ftf struck itg stride. However. they
have been Of hard training ana tcsf.r.
day frounr'd the second team by piiirr
mp an ovefyyhe Inning score pav Is afs
Cd Co pitch for tho Cadets and either
Ray or Meredith Will twirI Tor fN.
Mound CITY lads
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TWO-hase hits. Won. Schmidt Three
base hit Wagner. stolen bases John
sfun. Barney. 60 liuchmau. NioN sac
rit,e flies. schultz. Wagner Loft on
lass. Pittsburgh =. Cincinnati II.
Bases or balls. on kautlchncr e. or
Dale .. Of Nosclv .. Hits and earned
runs. on kantiehuer hits. I run IN =
innings. or Dale hits. . runs iu I in
ming. on Nosclcy hits Z runs I'm in
uingS. struck out. by ksntlehucr ;.
by Moselcy g. villa pitch. Moseley.
Passed ball Clarke t-muircs o'Day
and L.Le.u- TLm.- -
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Otto kushe. who for tho mast tWo
ears has managed thc Baltimore Fed-
' RAJ League baseball team. has been pur-
nf~"d by pittsburgh from Harry Sin
ialr. the Federal Magnats. 10 i- said.
% is understood that callahan viii use
-.m m strengthening the iuncld knabe
D. ,cderal League and will add much to
the strength or the Pirates
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE


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