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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
CONTROL BOARD
FIRES FIREMAN
CLARENCE REED
SuSIAlNS PETITION FILED ny
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPART.
MENT ROSE.
Attorney eoyee Files erief. and Will
Carry Case to Circuit Court at
Onee-Butts Votes "No."

fireman Clarence Reed. charged by
FIRE Chief Rose with official miscon-
duct. was officially fred from the de-
partment by the board of control YES
terday morning. by "A vote Of two to
one. Acting Mayor ]. :. Butts voted
10 reinstate Reed. and the other two
members-Captain Weisgerber and
Hal Brues-voted TO sustain the chief
who had already suspended Reed.
An appeal TO the circuit court will
be taken Immediately by Reed. accord.
ing TO Attorney :. q. Boyce last night.
The attorney had filed a brief yester-
day morning with the understanding
that The city was to file one. too. lie
was appraised later in the day that
the board had taken action at the
morning meeting and that an answer
To his brief had not been filed. Al
he time the ruling was made.
Mr.. Boyce was 10 present. and many
have asked why the city was repre-
scented and decision made when the
man on trial was not represented.
The brief of Mr.. Boyce filed with the
board contended that there is but one
question involved in the controversy,
that is: was Reed guilty of official
misconduct, and after citing a large
number OF court decisions. judicially
defining what constitutes official mis-
conduct, concludes as follows: The
decisions and findings of the various
courts quoted makes easy the determi.
nation of the issue involved in this
matter. The inspection of the evidence
shows no act done by Reed by virtue
or authority of office he held. or was
the thing that he did. his own official
misconduct within the charter nor
has il been shown that he has been
gnllfN nf tho snfTfnfa1 Hnfpp nF a urraD8
full act. OF official neglect to an act
which ought to have been done
But the evidence shows clearly that
the foreman of the Atlantic engine
house demanded him to tell the name
of "A man who is alleged 10 have said
something ~derogatory of n certain
newspaper. and having no connection
with the fire department or The duties
of Reed as a fireman. and to which
said foreman had no business to in
quire. and when he did so. in contem-
platiOn of law and in legal effect. he
was speaking TO Clarence a. Reed not
as a foreman or the captain OF the
Atlantic Engine House. but as an in
dividual separate and apart from the
fire department.
When Bert Laughlin. in effect.
commanded him to tell the name of the
man. he had "A right TO refuse him IN
whatever language he thought fit to
employ. and Is not liable therefore.
for the reasons stated. II may be
said that the reinstatement Of Clarence
4. Reed To the fire department would
have a bad effect. This may be true.
but il is no fault of Clarence 4. Reed.
He was acting within his rights and
until IL has been shown that he has
cen guilty of either official miscon-
duct. Incompetence, neglect Of duty or
o immortality. and after proper
charges have been filed setting forth
those things. under the civil service
and the charter of the City OF Wheel
ing. the Board of Control has no power
to remove him"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
LEAGUE
ny HUGE ..

lie figured on bush League ~
th" opponents. After the first two
weeks. the opposing Outfielders laughed
ana cut down the SoN A. fast a. they
started. In three weeks Rowland : men
threw away nine games OF ball by trying
TO take two bases on hits when they
lacked the speed Tb.n sine oue cam
toned safety nrSt and the SoN walked
up To- the fact that they were not speed
demons. Rowland learned q lot about
his own club and about the league last
year and should do better this year.
Mack ~ taking a bunch OF raw ma
c SfTin, ,, Snd RING to fashion Snothsr
rev elements that go toward that kim
OF an ORGANIZATION and ne - unlucky in
having To build up "A team OF youngsters
In comhats with six such strong clubs
49, there are In tae American AT pres
ent .Grifnth r. an excellent manager.
especially at handling and developing
pitchers. He H. Inclined TO work the
really good ones too hard and wear them
down before the real test comes. lie il
and liable TO irritate some hig strung
players. \ grsnd little man IL Grill.
but he does not help his team much.
Donovan j. a conscientious fellow.
earnest. and he takes his job very ser
iously lie Is not str9n gin seheming
idn need TO be last season. a had
no punch. anyhow. This year he VIII
haev a lot or driving power and he l. not
skilled IN IN" way ~ using a.. He -
a strong defensive man and especially
strong In clever us" OF pitchers HIS
NNN TINS HfNNNHN - NANf W Ah1 ~
because Dr." has neardly fifty players.
many Of them excellent prospects. from
whom TO pick a team and ne is certain
10 make mistakes. one l. bound to
blund,r IN droppiug say twenty-five men
la the early spring
Jennings T. a fiery. nghting leader.
urging the attack not always clcVerly.
and not strong ON defensive work. HIS
chief asset Is Billy sullivan. who takes
"A sort Of assistant position.
Also. Billy AYERS he Will Do ready 10
catch q few games. being Oikc u lin
our second baseball childhood. Sulli-
van wall Zoe AN immense help 20 the
catchcrs and pitchers and a big factor
In the defensive game Of the Tigers.
while Jennings will be free TO develop
and strengthen the attack.
As this Tiger team averages seven
teuths OF "a run per game. more than
its average rival. YOU may see sullivan
does not have To improve the pitching
nearly so much as he would have TO
do with a team. FOR instance. like
Cleveland. which viii not score within
zoo a. many runs a. will Detroit this
season.
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VIOLATOR LEADS
BERT LONG CHASE
PEDESTRIANS ARE FURNISHED
WITH THRILL AFTER THRILL
LATE LAST EVENING.
Capture Effected at Sixteenth and
Main Streets n Fugitive is
Placed Under Arrest.

An alleged Yost law violator in an
automobile, with Bert Phillips, deputy
prohibition commissioner. close in the
rear. and going Ike a shot out of a
cannon. gave thrills upon thrills TO
the pedestrians OF Market and Main
streets about IL o'clock last night.
The race had its start at the Island
car barns. and had its ending at Main
and Sixteenth streets. Two stakes
were up as prizes-the reputation of
Phillips and the liberty of the alleged
violator. and Phillips won. William
Craig. Of this city. in charge OF an
automobile with a cargo OF 20 baskets
OF bottled beer. was arrested and
taken 10 the county Jail. He waived
a hearing before Justice Elwood
Hughes and was held TO await the ac-
uon of the grand jury under 81. 900
bond. Bond was furnished and he
was released.
Craig, with his cargo. was first
sighted by Phillips at the Island car
barns and the merry chase ensued.
Down Zane street. breaking all speed
laws. they fairly flew. then on Broad
way 10 the steel bridge. into Wheel.
ing. The pace a to fast. and Main
street was crossed at Alley !. For
some minutes they played hide and
go seek around the Market auditorium.
Thinking he had eluded the officers.
Craig Tashed onto Main street and
with full speed started for the South
Side. Phillips followed shortly ano
put on more speed than did the car
leading. Coming alongside. Bert at
the risk OF his life. jumped onto the
car operated by Craig and brought
him 10 stop.
Police. detectives and plain clothes
men. unaware that IL was Phillips
that was causing the excessive speed.
were soon in hot pursuit. but beaten.
they returned 10 their posts.
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REGULARS AND ROCKIES WILL
BATTLE AT LEAGUE PARK
BETTING ODDS ARE
so TO / AGAINST THE
BUCCANEERS COPING.

NEW YORK. April 6-Tho first
schedule Of betting on the chances
OF n major league clubs in the
1915 pennant aces. published to-
faNorit.S.
odds OF II TO 5 ARE laid against
The Braves coping the flag BY the
betting expert. Brooklyn. second
IN the betting. Is "a } To- 1 shot
against.
In the American II Is : to ;
against the Red SoN landing up
front. with Detroit the runrfer-up
al Pa to !. The long shots IN IN.
American League are Cleveland and
Philadelphia. 100 to / being laid
against either OF tho clubs finishing
first.
) a. Louis and Pittsburgh are both
90 TO ! shotSin IN. National against
thetr landing In font.
~ - 10 To I that Tinker's rcjuvc-
mated Whalo-Fcds do not win. They
are given but even money 10 finish
Tho White SoN are third In the
American. 3 20 1 being laid against
their chances. with even FOR the
second berth.
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Doping the 1916 Baseball Season With Hugh S. Fullerton
xxvH-AMERIcAN LEAGUE MANAGERS
ny HUGH s. YuLLIa1ox

In studying the strength OF baseball
tiubS the hest way To do II to start with
M manager. then see what effect ne -
Ith"iN I" nave upon each man. For "A
player may b. a star under one mana
ger "a bum under another. There are
~ mahtk"rS who can or do control
teams.
There are three OF this type in the
american league-E1elder Jones. Clar-
enc Rowland and Connie Mack. Jones
may start Ia with "A man who H. his en-
envy. but sooner or later that man -
MS friend Rowland Is a remarkable
man m unifytng and harmonizins all the
Clements IN his team. Mack makes lit
Tie etort to win men to him. He eN-
poets respect and obedience. and n n.
docs not get ttem-if the men do not
those who will.
Fielder Jones Is. I think. the greatest
manager The game ever has known. \
Ism OF hugh principles. true To- his men.
ardent IN his supper Of them. absolute
~ fair. he comp.ls their respect. And.
combined with this. IA Is perhaps the
closest student Of baseball We have in
the game Jones Is difnd.nt and cold
toward IN" outsiders. hard to gct ac-
quaintcd with intimately. rather dis
,aNts personal publicity. and has no
game better than any man I ever have
known.
Her" - "a" truth-if every man On the
-. Louis Brown would obey implicitly
every direction Jones gives them this
summer. ! would bot u months wages
tmin" against a b~ricklayer's. which j. I
7" : oddsl. tho Browns would win the
pynngnt. u Is hopeless. however. Ball
payers VIII not obey. However. Jones
VIII mako the Browns one Of an. most
actiN" Ingredients in the American
League race. and until his team has
exhausted its strength. he will have II
W and lighting for tho lead.
Rowland Is one of the best handlers
OF men IA the game. \ "buSher." and
almost last year. he took one of
tine worst d~iSorganizcd and uuint-ligent
teams IN the business. ~martcned 10 up
considerably. and got the men together.
creating "a team spirit that was lack
lug la the White SoN ever since Fielder
Jones left them. but Rowland is not
there with the playing end Of L. game.
He learned "A lot last season. For in
stance. he came I'M with the speed mania.
lie had the theory that the players
should rgn pll the time. force the other
Teams To throw. and that these rivals
would throw away many games. His
theory was absolutely correct. but he
forgot that the SoN lacked the speed
necessary Co base running OF that kind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
REPUBLICANS ENDORSE
SEN. HEARNE FOR CONGRESS

most gallant fight. a fight which
proved effective In restoring Re
publican harmony. and ESTABLISHING
the strength OF the party In this
county and section. ON a firm basis.
Mr.. Hcarne was drafted into that
campaign. but ne met the demands
upon him c~htcrfully. q did all
that any one could TO win party
success.
On recount Of his services In that
campaign. one Of the many Other
services ne has rendered 10 this
cntir. community. We wish al
pledge him our unanimous q en-
thusiastic support in b primary ~
June 9TH. and We appeal Co our fell
low Republicans OF the FIRST ON
gressional district In his behalf. We
commend Hon. Julian g.. Hesrnc for
his broad citizenship. his personal
generosity. his public spirit. and
particularly for his n wcrNtng
loyalty to Republican ideals and
principles. and We pledge him our
most earnest support. both az the
primary and at the polls in Mover
Der.
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CarriEan IL only n fair manager. al
though lie has improved He Is ham,
rered by internal roubles that need a
strong s~quelching or a house cleaning.
which brings US down to Cleveland
and lis manager-Lee Fohl This man
comparatively unknown to the fans.
re was showed into the job when A
was vacated suddenly last Summer
N"w. Cleveland reminds me OF tie old
INSPECTOR out a. swan-Hilda- He had
pf"spected all over California and Ari-
iona for gold and in disgust decided he
would DO no more OF IL. but would start
a r~estaurant IN the new camp. While
olkking the cellar he hit a gold mine.
Fohl was trainer OF the club and was
made lie has managed minor
league clubs for years. and with i'm
mense success. not 80 much In vvinntng
remnants a. in developing ball players
At"rlon' Clovelsndis grand pitcher. Is
and a student OF the game and what
Cleveland needs il = constructiNe man
ager rather than . neid leader. His
and Foil must depend upon a strong
~dsienSiNe. especially in pitching 10 hide
the scoring weakness OF his club. Thai
Job. =" '"e
lie IS fortunate in one thing-Cleve-
,an aSlups nave Tor eyars been hurt by
business ONCE dtctation to the mama
gers. They have had very fair mana
stIs who were made useless because
AHAAA AAA.A
baseball The new owners
VIII keep hands of the playing end OF
The game excepting TO help Fohl get
players he needs. His purchase of
DAILY. tho White SoN excess catcher
was "A Keen move. because DAILY will
forttfy ONcill and safeguard tho team
against accidents. TO which ~ is eN-
Z 'em"ly liable because both OMEN and
if'Ssler are lightWetghts and are hand
ling "A number OF strung-armed BUSH
Srs lie did not help much in buying
chick Gandil, who added only nine
points 10 the first base strength OF the
team. Ivan Towards purchase. how
ever. helps Cleveland considerably
This completes the study Of the Gle
tried. in the restricted race. 10 give
you an idea OF some Of the things To
%" considered. Now. tomorrow well
set down TO the finals and count up TO
see how strong the National league
Nclubs really are.
Copyright. 1916. by the Wheeler SYN
dtcate. Inc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
GYM EXHIBITION
Members of intermediate and Junior
Glasses Of Y. N. c. A. Will
Have Demonstration.

Plans Tor a gymnasium exhibition by
the members of the Intermediate. class
ut the Young Mems Christian Ngapct4-
ton are being formulated hs Physical
Director Charles j. Miller. aud will DC
given some time thp latter part of thu
month. Drills Ira and GYM
uaslum work viii b. given by tho morn
bsra and Co. those making the hIgha4t
number uf points gold and bronze medals
viii d. awarded Tho judge for rH.
contest are Phillip Smith. Ed S,hm.I-
chesl and Robert Fischer a like exc
hibifiuu for the members ~ the Junior
class has been formed. and medals Of
gold and hrDuz. viii DO awarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
RESOLUTION COMMENCING HIS
CANDIDACY ADOPTED
LAST NIGHT.
Rousing Meeting Held in Madison Dis
trict-Speakers Make Plea for
Unity-Candidates Present.

The voters of Madison district held
a ~get-together meeting at Settlers
hall on the Island last evening. l.
was a most interesting meeting and
a representative gathering of the
voters.
Addresses were delivered BY candi-
dates and others that have been active
in political circles during the past
several years. All were for unity, ap-
pealing to Republicans TO keep to-
gether during the coming fight and TO
ObliteTate all traces Of faCtional fights.
no matter what the result OF the com
ing primary. All candidates IN at
tendance were called on and each re-
sponded with a brief address.
DR.. " =. MeGrail was elected as
chairman lie in turn called on the
following candidates. Hon. Julian G..
Hcarne. candidate fCf congress. Frank
a OBrien. candidate for prosecuting
attorney W. J.. Stpen. candidate FOR
county commissioner. George &. Ben
exc, candidste tor prosecuting attor-
ncy. Howard Hastings. candidate for
sheriff Ambrose Habig. candidate COR
county commissioner. George \. BicCs.
candidate Tor assessor. Edward Kilver.
candidate for county commissioner:
Henry Steck. candidate for county
commissioner. and Senator W. J. Pts
tol BIZ Johnson. OF Fayctte county,
candidate for state treasurer.
Each candidate heartily endorsed
the candidacy Of Mr.. Hearne and i'm.
pressed ON the voters tho necessity
Of united atoion in the coming cam
paieu. At tho close OF the meeting
David Martin offered a resolution en-
dOrsing Mr. Ilearne'- candidacy. and
D. was unanimously adopted
Col. Campbell Speaks.
The Hon Alexander Campbell took
up the political question from the Nmc
be- entered the fight and pointed OUT
the ACCESSIBILITY OF getting together and
clectinE Republicans at the election
which will be- held ON November o.
lis advice was to forget factionaI
FIGHTS and come 90 the front AZ did the
Republican 90 the election in 1896
when they completely overthrow the
Democratic party.
col william ~ O.. Curtis. OF West
Liberty and Hon j IS. Hail. TWO al
tho old guard devoted 20 few minutes
each co. tho coming election. ifs pros
poets and what tho results should b.
Both urtr united Iu DECLARING that %
was now up fu fhe parry to stand
shoulder fo shoulder to fight one
common enemy
Resolution Adopted.
81 fur close of rh. meeting Mr..
Martin offered fhs following rosoIu
fiou. roumoud'ue tho candidacy OF
Mr. Heafnr which was unanimously
adopted
vr,..a T.. Republican. of Npdi-
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The capitol Car Company. Market
street. delivered yesterday a Maxwell
touring car fo Jesse X. Gamble. shady
side. OHIO. Maxwell agent. FOR demon
stratlon.
The Automobile club OF Fsirmout cell
night with a banquet. a.. a. Robinson
ofthIs city and Elmer Uough. president
ut Tire West Virginia Automobile As
Sociatlon. Of Wsll-burg. were among
th. principal speakers.
g.. G.. McGrow Of south Warwood re-
ccived his new model clark touring car
This week. This Is tho hrst auto Of
that make 90 bee brought into this sec
tion.
william Eorir ar North warwood Re-
building a private garagc lu the rear
81 his nome.
Tn. Maxwell chassis in the show
window Uf tho capitol Car Company
this week has attracted considerable of
feufiUu. The Machine rs operated nF
Iug- 10 will b" shipped Go columbia.
r. e.. next week to d. exhibited at
Tho annual auto show there.
Several local auto fans aro advoeat-
Ing putting on nu uutumUhil" race on
thg fair grounds this summer. 10 o.
toual racers participate in tho prlnci.
pal race. state drivers Iu tI" r'cUni
race HmN NMH NNNNM race TOD N- N|'.||fNHNN
o. Wh.oIoIur district river % is
Understood that che project viii Pc
taken up shortly Wlth the ohio valley
automobile officials
During tho past few days of pleasant
weather uufniata have been greatly am
unved by boys swinging on behind their
care N'utns boo tnnrl.r' street BOO t.'
vicinity nf Eleventh street -0.w f' De-
more HurUrIur Ire Of fns boys was
IHfr'd oT th' rear ~ n car re- few dtf
.. .LH M..H.#L.I -..-#H LM|LH.|
bruises
barney pidfgid tH, master driver ~
fr. world. and Tho veteran driver OF
America ia coins fH participate only
BOO rfrrr whrr. I. vII receive good COM
r'rerfinu dIriuE 1Hit IHrnsr iH Ini.
n,sst,i In s...t ~ 30 r.rs r Tire
A. Euhnrr Company. and boo nia ,tfr In
I..e Angeles NIa U..m. r1fN'I'nf
to make DO unrec'eearl for him iH race
and Barney VIII only drive fHr OBJ. real
coin
uo' uurmsu OBJ. er..l Vine
INK tu r'rnr'- received fr.m California
has boon urnTsr.I WORK fHr rlN. WIN.
f'r driving RE- wri known Utr WHrufH
fur'i D.. H .nn.'ru which fiji. not .n
Glass NJ record. nu fI. NruurI IHN..rH
beach course Nrr IIrwHu UI|f.f. ..r.
.'r.nI"u 'n lela ra I'.rlfion Ig g.v
almost fatal accident .r.. wII.I U.n
vsa plunged vi.'. rr...re H|. rIft.U
i.Hf Th. rH..'Ir. f..I r... lrHE.
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BASEBALL.

~ Annapolis Md-Gcorretavn. o..
Na.sI Academy. 4
~ New NHrv Dartmouth. Sew
York University. L.
~ Charlottesville We williams. O..
Virginia. I2
AZ Tuscaloosa Ala University ~
Alabama. q University of Illinois. o..
40 ttrfHmors I3 Cornell g.
raHr.Hr.rr
40 Princeton. e.. d. T.|Inan g.
4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
CRANE WINS TENNIS MATCH.

NEW YORK. April 6@loshua Crane
81 BOSTON won the final round match in
the national championship court tennis
singles tournament here today. defeat
ing Payne whitney of the local club.
g.. 4-6. G-G. 6-1.
ON Saturday the Boston player. who
held the national title some years ago.
will meet the worlds chamu>Qn. Jay
Gould. iu the challenge round.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

HuFhie Hughes, in the 1~2-cyIind.r
sunbeam. driving on the course of th,
= or"hh road race or boulevard race. as
Do ls called. 60 De- held April s. shattered
on speed records. covering q circuit of
the three-mtl" course ia 1884 Is. or a
speed or 100 miles an hour. on the
opening lap Hughes equallsd Bob Bur
man time Of 1919 on the Same course.
with a speed ~ 1O2.S miles per hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

Carl o.. Fisher OF the T-udiaranotis
motor speedway has notified the man
agsmen Of the Sheepshead Rav speed-
way tiat MIN" cars VIII be entered from
the indianapolis lists, three peureofs
thrce and three Premi.rs and
three entries with the three Ben IIu-
and the three urIagc cars 81 Verrv
~hitrhuess ana several other New York
cars over. which Shcepzhsad Rav Or
ncials have control. viii start the entry
list with a total OF twenty-five cars and
tain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

April :. r. I. Biggy Of the Master
Iarburetor Corporation rode with Mr..
hughes In his record lap. The Corona
FIRST money Is s.. 600.
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clifford Duraut. son OF W. 9 Dursnt
lost the san Diego Exposition race
through u combination OF accidents.
hufman, Tetzlan and Durant oNcrran
a hair pin turn on the FIRST lap. crashed
lhfough "A hay barrier and ran into
"A Jam IN the Sdfety zone. No on. was
injured, but burant lost three spokes
out or his rear wheel. bent his frame
ia several places and gained other
scars. lie was plucky and continued al
spsed with his wabbliug wheel. but the
officials stopped him ana compelled "a
wheel change. costing him two laps and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

Nhile Louis. CASTOR and Arthu Chev-
rolct. the three brothers who ar. TO
drive The three Foutcuac racing cars
' ff'a lr Louis Chevrolet and being
.|. . Detroit. are looked upon as
.IaFtrrs at tho Sueep-heHd BAY
si,'uway opening meet OF May 10. the
elltH OF one or the cars even us un-
certain. as Louis Chevrolet does NOT r.
lleNe mat they VIII be ready ia time.
Indianapolis viii probably see the debut
OF the Froutenac team.
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Stogies' First Exhibition Game SatuJ
Kraus Quality Clothes
SAYS

The Stogies are ~practicing
and Manager Smith is get
ting ready to can the rockies
who fail to show form.
Don't fail To show form in
the Good Clothes League.
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Copyright. 1916. by the Wheeler Syn
dtcate, Inc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
DRESS UP NOW

in a Kraus Spring Suit and
WIN a permanent place
among the Best Dressers. the
men whose clothes indicate
their prosperity and their
satisfaction with life.
Prices range from SIS TO
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AUTO B RIEF

The capitol Car Company. Market
street. delivered yesterday a Maxwell
touring car 20 Jesse *. Gamble. shady
side. ohio. Maxwell agent, FOR demon
-tratlon.