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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
BLUES CAPTURE TRACK MEET
d FROM CHURCH HILL ATHLETES
Eodiers Register Total of Forty points While East End
81 BOYS Secure Thirty four-Wood Again Carries OF
n Honors of Meet Getting Ten Points.

front at the last moment. J. McRee
and Patterson. two other dark horses,
finished second and third. respectively,
Again Wood carried off the honors
Of the meet by securing ten points,
taking first In the 6o0-yard run and
the high jump. Arthur Bell was sec
ond, with eight points to his credit.
Tho events and winners are:
So-Yhrd Dash-0entry &C. *. A..
c.. nrst: Brandt &C. II. A. CO.. SEQ
ond: Ruskeli (Blues). third. Time:
as seconds>
60-Yard Hurdles-Cronly (Bluss),
first; Wood (Blues), second; Knightly
(Blue~l, third. Time l-5 seconds,
440-Yard Dash--A, Bell &C. II. A.
CO, first; McRee (Blues). second:
Brandt &c. II. A. CO.. third. Time:
81 1-5 seconds
e66-Yard Dash--wood (Bluesl, first
Ruskeli (Blues). second; Patterson
&C. II. A. CO.. third Time: 1881.
ss0-Yard Dash--Wharton &C. II. A..
CO, first; ]. McRee (Blues). second:
Patterson &C. H. A. CO. third Time:
ans
One Mile Run-Hughss CBluss).
FIRST; McCook &C. Fl. A. c.. second;
w barton te. H, A. CD third. Tmet
5:14
High Jump-Wood tBluss). frst;
PeaaIey (Blues). second; Word
tBiUes). third. Height; feet 4
inches
Pole Vault--word (Bluss). first;
a Bell &C. II. A. CO. second: r. Bell
&C. H A. c.. third Height; 0 feet.
shotput C2 pounds)--Atkinson &C.
Fl. A. c.. lrst; Hickerson (Bluesl.
second; Knightly (Blues). third. Dis
II rtOe. Al feet 4 tnchAA
Relay race between Barton Heighta
and Highland Park Won by Bar
trn Heights Gregory. Norvell.
Styother and Epencer).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
PLY. CHI MP|0NgH|P
CONTEST TOMORROW

Tomorrow night at the Richmond
UoWltzers' Armory the first game for
the city championship will be staged.
hen the Paramount Athletic Associ-
etlou meets McGin Catholic Union.
The contest Will start promptly at
$40 o'clock.
The game Is attracting consider
able attention, and one OF the iarg-
est basketball crowds in the history
OF Richmond Ia expected to witness
the encounter On paper, both teams
look evenly matched and a lively
scrap IS anticipated. The probs ble
Iine-ups follow:
Felvey and Pendleton,
forwards; Fettway. center; Patterson
and Jennings, guards.
Mctnil--Nicket and Gerrin. for
wards; cleary, center, Ryan ans Sul-
Ivan, guards.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12

Before the close of next week the
final basketball game to be staged
In Richmond this season will have
been played. making the close of one
OF the most successful ones in the
history of Richmond. With two ex-
ira leagues this year additional In
terest was manifested In the favorits
winter pastlme, while the competing
clubs were more evenly matched than
in any previous year.
The Anal games OF the season will
be played this week between Fair
mount Athletic Association and Nc
gill Catholic Union for the champion
ship OF Richmond. The initial con-
test will be played tomorrow night
on the Richmond Ho witzer floor, while
the second one will be staged Wed
nesday. II a third game Is needed
to break a tie the two quints will
meet next Saturday night on the How
itzers' court.
There seems to be much speculation
as 70 which team viii win out in the
championship series. While on pa
per the Paramount boys look little
better than the Grace-Streeters. it Is
a known fact that the McGll boys
have been engaging in some hard
practice during the past few days,
while the East Enders have had but
little. All OF the games are expected
to he close and holly contested and
record breaking crowds are expected
to witness the battles.
Since the announcement Yesterday
morning In The Virginian that Frank
remain at the head OF athletics 81
Richmond College for five years long
or, Joy reigns supreme at Westhamp-
ION. Coach Dobson Is recognized as
one OF the best in the country, and
he has done remarkable work with
the teams over which he has had SUI
pervision at Richmond College, He
has received a number OF fiattering
offers during the past few months,
but he preferred to remain at the
Richmond institution.
Coach Dohson is not only extreme
ly popular with the students at West
hampton, but with every one with
whom he is acquainted in this city.
He has made large number of
friends during. hts three years in
Richmond
me Iouf kichmond prep-schoois,
John Marshall, MeGuire's, Richmond
Academy and Benedictlne. will start
baseball practice in earnest tomorrow
/ afternoon. All four of the schools
will suffer to certain extent this
year by the loss of several stars, but
from present Indications all of them
will be represented by formidable ag-
l.gregatlons Benedictine has two men
| back who won their letters last sea-
| son, while McGuire's School has only
two or three old men back In the
fold. Academy and. John Marshall
are better than the other two schools,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
CHARLESTON B.WLERS
WIN FROM LOCAL BOYS

The Charleston. w. Va. boys Of the
Telephone com pauy beat the local boys
1s5 pins !n their match game on we
Palace alleys .ast night Hamilton
7 and Beers did The best rolling for
y hariestou. each having an average
of l69. Garland tad the high av-
serage for Richmond. with 1876. The
!. Richmond team Was weakened by the
sahse.ce q WarAGL4- IL Il plain
The Palace ,en-pin team worked out
IN fine style TA-fA-ay A+-!.t- and Man
stkger RywSey Issued orders for them
TO report Monday U.8At Tor prac,lce
on some -tw llus.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
MICHIGAN CIRCUIT DATES.

Monroe, June - 81 e: Port HUI
Won, June % - ga Saginaw, July 3
to Z Bay city, Jgly go 10 IL: Jack
ron. July II 10 "a South Bend July
~ TO IS; Port Huron, July 81 %
.Ausust 4 Monroe. August to IL
DIT ems august Il 10 Is: Owes
70. August p to Is; Ithaca, August
80 X o -, tro.t. September 4 TO s:
Jackson, September II 10 IL. Char
ssntte. September IS 10 %. Marshall.
9epsenSer Is to 20. Saginaw, Octo-
esser / 10 ) Detroit, October 10 IL;
KsIatnaEoo. October - 10 Is; Mon
Fa~. October ~ to 26.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12

N When Frank Dobson placed his cog
nomen to five-year contract at Rich
mond College Friday, as was an
nounced In The virginian yesterday
morning. he quieted an uneasiness that
has lowered over the Spider camp for
the past month for fear he would ac-
cept one OF the offers he has had with
much larger financial Inducements.
One has only to look at Dohson,s
past record rs athletic director to as
certain whether or not he Is capable
man.
In the year 1907 Dobson went to
Rose Polytechnic Institute, Indiana,
and Notwithstanding the fact that this
was his first engagement as athletic
director, he made huge success. The
following year he was called to the
Georgia School OF Technology as as
sistant coach. and at that institution
he demonstrated his ability beyond
the shadow OF doubt.
In the following summer the athletic
officials of the University OF Georgia.
learning of his reputation. engaged
him to coach their 1909 football team.
and 1t was during this season that he
demonstrated his sunsurmountabis
ability as a gridiron coach. He turned
out from that institution not only one
of the strongest teams that has ever
~,
est teams of the South that year. I'm
mediately following the football sea-
son the Atlanta Athletic Club secured
him to coach their basketball team.
and as result of his coaching they
won the Southern basketball cham
pionship at New Orleans. That spring
he Joined the Pittsburg Nationals. and
was with II the year they won the
worlds championship series
Quits National Pastame.
Though much attached to the ma
tionai pastine, Dohson decided to de-
vote the rest of HIS time to training
amateur athletes. and In the fall OF
1910 went to Clemson College. South
Carolina, where he remained for three
years Two Of the three football
teams he coached at this institution
won the South Carolina state cham
pionship. He put but two basketball
CUNTS on the floor. one winning the
State championship. and out OF the
three baseball teams he put out. he
won two State championship cups
The first year the team got second
place. One of his most notable feats
while at Clemson was the training OF
A track team that took the highest
honors in the biggest meet held In
the South, this being the Southern
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
meet held in New Orleans. His record
at this institution alone Ia enough to
make him a lifelong reputation rs an
athletic director.
II goes without saying that he built
n wonderful athletic reputation Tor
clemson College during his three years
there, and the enrpllment OF that col
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12

Cornell--Coach, Charles Courtney.
Syracuse--Coach. James E. Ten
Eyck: captain, Walter Glass.
Washington-Coach Hiram B, Con-
ibear; captain, Clyde Brokaw.
Stanford-Coach. Frank l.. Guerena
captain. Charles II. Orme.
Yaie-Coach. Guy Nickalls: cap
tain, Seth Low, II.
Harvard-Coach. Robert F. Her
rick; captain, D. p Morgan
Princeton-Coach. j. Duncan
Spaeth; captain. Robert Cochran.
Annapolis-Coach. Richard Glen
dom captain, G.. c. Klein.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
REGULARS WIN
OVER y ASNIGAN TEAM

Macon. Ca. Marcn 1.-The Yam
". regulars hammered the Yannigan
pitchers all over the field today. win
nlng ii to 3. Lee Magee had a per-
feet day at bat. getting three hits
and two passes out OF five times up.
Pipp drove out a homer. Heating,
Caldwell and Mogridge worked for
the regulars, while Piereey, Brady
and Markie were In the box for the
Yanuigana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
Individual Points.

Although given a hard run for the
honors by The East End athletes. the
Richmond Light Infantry Blus won
the dual track meet last night from
the Church Hi Athletic Club. regis
tsrsng a total OF forty-seven points 10
fhe.r opponents' thirty-four. The East
Enaers made & most suspicious start
hy taking first and second places IN
the nfiy-yard dash, but the Blusa
took the lead by garnertng all three
places IN the ffty-yard hurdles.
Walter Gentry. the star Church Hli
sprinter, again emerged victorious In
the fifty yard dash, winning the event
by a safe margin, ,Brandt captured
neoond honors in this event. while
snuskell secured third, Fergie McRee
falling 70 place
Bill wharton sprung the biggest sur
prise of the meet by capturing 1sSs
honors In the half-mile run, coming
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
VARIETY CAPTAINS
SELECTED BY CREW

Here are the names OF the varsity
captains and coaches of the most I'M
portant college crews in the u. s. A:
Columbia-Coach, James Rice; cap
tain, Bratton.
Pennsylvania--Coach Joe Wright;
w. D. Chickering
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
THORPE wIEiDS STICK
WITH TELLING EFFECT

Dallss. Tex. March 1.-THE Gil
ants regulars shut out Dallas this
afternoon. TO o. The locals held
the big leaguers TO one run until the
seventh, when Thorpe drove out a
homer Kelly made another homer
in the eighth In addition to his cir
cult smash. Thorpe got a triple and
a single Perritt and SchupD worked
for the Giant&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
VIRGINIA DEFEATED
BY WASA|NGTOk|ANS

Especial 10 The Richmond virgfnian.)
Charlottesville, Va. March lin
The first exhibition game OF the sea-
son. Washington defeated University
OF Virginia, to i. Milan. Rondeau
and Sawyer led with the stick. while
Shanks contributed the only extra
base hit--a double. or the twirlers
tried out by the oollegians, "Bilr'
RixeY. q brother OF Eppa Rixey, of
the Phillies. made the best showing.
banking the leaguers In the three In
nings he was on the mound. Allan
Thurman. whose toe enable Virginia
10 defeat Yale In football, secured
two hits ard drove in the collegians'
only run.
Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
Washington 10l I01 000--4 IL 3
Virginia 80. GOO 600 01o--1 2
Batteries: Gallia. Harper. Sloan and
Charity, Galloway; Field, Rixey and
Green. Gwalthmy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-24
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-24
City News =:
/: /: in Brief

party composed OF VIII Fanne'y
uI HmIg Tom funy Hd family
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fnHnm ~.aul,r- I'd tl. Nacs. FRIDAY
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af m landing ans huudrl -prtAlrl
tui within rr'd at teo h'
A fun blooded Chihuahua PIP six
months ot a4. ls. haru reserved hy bu
cord Craig tY tIekt agent far tnt
rr-.t a~ % eir from Dos friend
nm. mplur So % iiuIl n1n rs'.
$50. .f Il ra.u lhr purp ToaH- ies
tHu iN Pounds arl is hut -iN nrar'
n NH-Hfh lhr present is N mneh
uuu hy Mr DmI-
r. n Mile has accepted position
UHh thr sN a- r'ty inspector ni daifi
sud markets succeeding Dr Bailey .
lNlu.t VINO has resigned sud whp wti
RETURN tn Louisiana % make m- hom,
I0. chang. uetam.- effective on Ihil D
Member Of the police force this morn
bog WiN mu-umfe fllnr1u- crusade
l-ufu.t aHfm-f. WID uln theIr cars
NitH the cut out. slHu Tbs department.
- L.t.mui o. strictly enforce tht
.tf ordinance boo this u-pect and Wih
makc complaints in the court against
,nrh and otry ,ioiator
Committeeman who are 10 serve dur
Ir. the iuN Z and celebration ~
daR afternoon ucrr in confcreeue VIE
Chairman johns and SECRETARY faffl.
of thc Commercial ciuh the worh ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
SOMETIMES LOST
ENTIRE MEAL
STOMACH WAS so WEAK AND IN.
DIGESTION WAS so BAD AT
TIMES, SAYS WHEELING
LADY
BUT NEW REMEDY. TANIAc. WINS
PRAISE IT mERITEO.

I took Tanlac because so many here
were praising IL. and I'm going to Join
thein IN endorsing Tsnlac now for n
surely did wonders for me. too said
Mrs John Rose. 1895 Lind street.
wheeling. = suffered from stomach
trouble. INDIGESTION and had a very
poor appetite When I did feel Ike
eating my food would not digest prop
cry and ! would spit up the meal aud
some times would be so nauseated /
would lose everything I had eaten
5ut since taking about one bottle of
Ianlac l have very good appetite.
ana enjoy my meals. | don't have TO
ne the least bit particular what I eat
now ana my stomach and indigestion
troubles have gone. I have tried so
many remedies and medicines myself
without benefit | feel now that I am
relieved so much ! should be glad 10
keep the good news going. I sincerely
and heartily recommend Tanlac TO
all"
Thousands right around this city
have. taken Tanlac with remarkab BILE
results. and anyone as a result may
with the utmost confidence get a
bottle OF the new remedy and rely
upon II absolutely II troubled with
stomach. kidney. liver. catarrhal or
rheumatic troubles
Ianlac was created to remove the
cause of these ailments and how sue
cessful u is. is best told by the thou
sands here and elsewhere who have
publicly and gladly endorsed and rec
commended II to fellow sufferers. Tan
lac Is 81 per bottle al c. n. Griest a.
Co.'S drug store. 1925 Market street,
Wheeling.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE.


kN virtue of deed OF trust made to
me as trustee by William r. Grandstsn
ana Mary \. GrandStau. his wife. dated
september gath. 1910. and recorded in
IN" ofhce Of tho clerk of the county
Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia.
IN Decd Of Trust Book 80. page 2s6. l
SATURDAY. June .. 1916.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, offer
front door Of the Court House Of said
ONO county. The following described
real property. that o. 20 say
All that certain lot or parcel Of
ground situate In TriadolThis district.
ONO county. West Virginia. shown and
dcincd as lot numbered one Hundred
and ThirtN-eight tt3ND. fronting on
stone church Road. on the plat Of
View Point on tho Pike" which said
plat rs recorded M tho Office az the
clerk or the County Court OF ohio cuun-
~. West virginia. Ia Plat Book 80. I.
page JOS. tn, coal UNDERLYING said
lana - excepted and reserved and not
hereby conveyed TogD thor with all and
singular IN, improvements hsrson. her
'dliainen'S and appurtonancos th.rcun-
To belonging. being the same property
Grandstau and Mary \ GrandStan. his
vic. by Wheeling Realty Company ca
CorporatiouD. hy deed bearing date the
Tenth day Of June. \ u. 1910. and re-
corded m IN" aforesaid County clerks
'inc" IN Decd Book l3i. page I67.
Terms OF Sale-Due-third Of tho pur-
chase price cash on dat, Of sale. hall
ah'c IN on" and two years. respectively
from date Of sale purchaser giving
notes secured by decd 81 trust on prop
erty sold J 3 I'E.ppf-I
ITO n - Z = N-Ilnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
FIGHTING AT VERDUN
STILL IN PROGRESS

BERLIN. May : OBy WIrcla.. IN
Sa'Nill"l Fighting 900 the Nerdun re-
zion. wc-i ~ the Nous, I- -tiIl orr prog.
r"-s Tho artillery Of both sides h
especially active. according To- the ~
htid statement issued hy German
army headquarters today
East of the Mouse an attack made
by the French early 900 the marninr
near Ihiamunf farm. failed Nt -ey
tfdI other points on The Western front.
French accommodating detachment.
were rcpulsed
Tho text Of tho statements i- as fol.
lows.
Western front Fighting was
again continued tc.fsrdH, fu tho west
of frr Mouse On, artillery or both
sides was especially acfiy. East of
fh' river. 90 French attack made during
Tho early m1fniuE hours 900 tho region
of tho IhIaumunf farm was un.ucce..
uI
80 several points ON fhc remainder
uf Doc front enemy rtoouuoifprinr DO.
LHtHmruf- were rppul.nd south of
lIIuus several prisoner. were BROUGHT
boo ht German patrol
Eastern front Yesterday T0-----
Russian torpedo boats Intellectually
howhlrl'I fh' north coast OF Dnur
band between Eohsu and Narllf4r
Balkan front There D.. nothing f1
report
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
ITEMS
BRINGING RECRUITS
Publicity IS the Power that pulls En-.
hstments fer Army. Navy or
Marine Service

Sors,ant August Fredericks. a for
mcr Whccllug boy who has charge Of
the local marine recruiting station.
rcop"ned here last week spent the
greater part of last week iu di-trib-
utire posters about this section ad-
Nertl-Ilg the service
~ is anticipated that many Young
men az this community will join the
marin" corps within the next several
months SCrEtant Fredericks said
ihat the station will be continued
mere az lOn- as there are acceptable
recruits The Sefgeant further said
that the war department OF the Unit
ed states had after years OF investiga-
tion found that new paper advertis.
lne was the best means of securing
tnlistments IN any part of the coun-
Try, that posters do some good. but
u Is the newspapers that have the
drawing power. The government has
realized that if 10 were not for news.
paper publicity. enlistments would be
FEWER ia the army, navy or marine
service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
Obituary
Funeral For Miss Mcclure roay.

Funeral services for Miss Eleanor
hope Mcclure, who died at the family
country home az Elm Han on the Reth-
any Pike. Saturday night at n 80
O'Clock. viii De held at the residence
MS afternoon AZ 3 o'clock. The Rev.
X. r. l.. Strlder Of ST. Matthews Pro
icetant Episcopal church. Will oriclate.
lnterment will be private In Greenwood
cemetery.
The passing Of Miss Mcclure came a.
severe shock TO her many friends
not only in this community but over the
state. ~n' was an extremely popular
young woman and for the past several
years tad been one Of the social lead
ere OF ths young set Tn Whcelng Miss
Mcclure mad been IN for some time and
her condition became critical few
days ago.
Miss Mcclure was born IN thsi city
twcnty-siN years ngo and spent all her
me In this community she wa the
dauEhter or Bernie =. and Jane Mcclure.
Air Mcclure IS one Of the propri.tors of
tho Mcclure house Besides her parents.
she Is survived by two older sisters:
Mrs Joseph Speidel Jr. and Mrs
lcech X. CraCraft. both Of the Wheel
Ing district. and an uncle. Harry Nc
Lure or the Mcclure house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
Funeral for ME. bloom.

Yesterday afternoon the funeral for
Mrs. Mary Emma tRurwonklel Bloom.
who was burned to death Friday. was
held al the home OF her mother Mrs.
N"ite hlsseft 200 Main street. yestcr-
day. yesterday afternoon NJ e.an G'cl0ri,
int crmeut was lT Mt Zion cemetery.
Mrs. Bloom WIS thirty-cight years
old. She was alone az her home ~ 40.
4--l woods street Friday morninE.
when hcr apron caught fire from n gas
stoN" and before uoiEhbors could ,Nfir-
EuiSh her burning clothes she was
fatally burned, dying few hours later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
PETER BOYD is FATHER
TO BOUNCING BABY BOY
Houngster Arrived at Ohio Valley Gen
eral Hospital Saturday Afternoon.

There amt no use talkin'. boys.
there Is somethin' happened that tick
led that Pete Boyd. Tor I seen him
agoin' down street a minute ago look
IN as though a rich uncle had died "
The above remark was made Satur-
day evening by man who knows the
Register scribe
The old boy started TO investigate,
and brought up az the Ohio Valley
General hospital just as the nurse said
to Pete. It's a boy" The secret was
out. and Pete called his office Mrs.
Boyd and the young reporter are get
ting along nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

Notic. Is hereby given that an ~ the
Outs taHdlnE first mortgage siN per cent
ponds or Ia Belle Iron Works (which
nave NOT heretofore b+sn called for pay
menu ISSUED under JUS murtrag, deed
OF ifu>f bearing dt.s b,.Dmb.r J. 1903.
Z" Dollar Savings 3 Trust 60. Trustee.
nav" deem duly called for rsd,rIpt ION and
PaS ll'hi ana that the same AIN bo paid
AT par and accrued interest together
Win premium 81 five CD per cent Of
par on Inc INST day OF juno. 1916. upDu
presentation ami surrender thereof with
an interest warrants thereon thsreaft sr
10 maturcl Co The said Trustee al IT'S
glllc' IN tire city Of WhaelInl west
virginia Al OF fh, said ouf.tandInr
bonds viii b' due and PAYABLE and viii
u" para as Aforesaid az th, said offic, ~
10, trustees. upon th. fast lal oI Juno.
." ana from and after that date Iutcr-
ct thereon shall cease.
Ia IELLE IRON WORKS
Ey II. e.. KIRK
r....,. President.
January cJtr. 1915.
Wy-f-S -II-..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
GENERAL NOTICE.

Notice.
Notice Ia h'rDhN given that I have lost
t.rufICHf' humber itIs for fifteen
shares of the Prof, rrcd Capital stock OF
tic la Belle Iron WORKS.. d corporation.
organized and DOING business under the
Law or Ih. state uf West N.rEiria an d
tNuf application bias been made to SAID
,"Wpnrt tl issue new or duplicate ccrtl-
fI.Hfr Hf the one lost
Given under uF hand this 10Th day NJ
April 1910
Mrs. MARTHA DENNGsON.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbers Mer-
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board Of Control OF the State
at 1T unlct a. Charleston. west virginia.
for furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
mcut Of which be- vested 10 said Board.
Contracts viii be awarded To the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. We. virginia deal
,Ts Will De given preference.
Lists Of supplies needed viii be fur
ui-lcl bidders ON receipt Of requests
STATING the lIut desired.
STATE HOARD or CONTROL.
Ja-l-t Chatlyston- Mest Virginia.