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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-25


New York, Ootob3r 20. 1915.
To the Stockholders Of Southern Rail-
way Company:
NOTICE is hereby given. that n gen
eral meeting OF the stockholders Of
Southern Railway Company has been
called by the board OF directors and
will be held at tho principal office OF
the company in tie Times Dispatch
Building, in the city Of Richmond Va,
on FRIDAY, the 9th day Of January.
the purpose Of considering and taking
action concerning the creation of q
mortgage upoa the railroads and other
property. securities and franchises OF
the company. to be designated the re-
funding AID improvement mortgage,
and the i.sue and sale of gold bonds
thereby secured, limited in amount to
$60O,00o,O00 at any time outstanding,
10 be issued from time to time, In lot.
tered series, maturing on such dates
not later than October /, 1899, and
bearing interest at such rates as shall
be fixed by the board OF directors with
respect TO each series: and for the pur-
pose of considering and taking all
such other or further action in respect
to the creation OF said mortgage and
the ISSUE and sale OF said bonds as NAV
come before the meeting, including ap.
proving the. form and provisions of
said mortgage. approving a plan for
the exchange of the development and
general mortgage per cent bonds of
the company for bonds bearing higher
interest secured by said rofunding and
improvement mortgage, and approving
all action taken by the board OF direc.
tors In the premises, and for the pur-
pose Oh transactinG such other business
as lawfully and properly may be
brought before the meeting.
me transfer books OF both pre-.
terred and common stock will be closed
at o'clock p. NJ. on December s, 1916.
ana VIII be reopened at 10 o'clock A
81. on January 8. 1917.
BY order OF the Board OF Dlrectora
3. S. WYNN,
Secrefaru
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICES-l.rpal.

NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.
1ticE + hereby given. that in conform
section tActs OF Assembly. 1870. the
underH!sned Viii apply on January . 1917,
al 10 O'Clock y. NJ. soon thereafter
as Il. :onri VII hear this appication, to
for a license under said act to manufacture
iiaNorinE extracts etc, at 600 North TWEEN
ty-siSth Street. Richmond. Va.
,SlEncGI 1 J,J.
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LONG TO SUCCEED OSBORNE
ST. Louis Man Probably viii lie Named
Assistant Secretary Of
state.

WASHINGTON. December o4.-Breck-
inr;dge Long. of st. Louis. probably
will be nominated by President Wilson
as Assistant Secretary Of State TO sue
coed John e. Osborne, OF Wyoming
resigned. Mr.. Long is q lawyer.
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ECONOMIC DISTURBANCE
BOUND TO OCCUR IN u. S.
Schemes for Meeting Grave PROBLEMS.
TO he Considered by National
Civic Federation
10y Associated Press. /

fHy Associated Press
NEW YORK, December 24-Whcth-
or the present moves TO cnd the great
war prove effective or abortlvc," they
wildly suggest The economic disturb
ance that is bound to occur i'm this
country when peace does come" ac-
cording to Ralph VI. Easley chairman
OF the executive council OF tho Ma
tonal civic Federation. in announc-
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| Horses, Mares, Mules

on, Of hard work. 500 to 1900 pounds
sa"h, SlSo per pair up Six good sound
this stock sold under fun guarantee. II
not as represented. money cheerfully re-
funded PIoNmans Transfer Stables. 10
South Fifteenth Street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vIRGlNIA TRUST CoMFANl

NINGlNiA TRUST COMPANY,
49,, E,chm9nd Virginia.
executor. along With Sa muei +. Atkinson.
Of the estate Of Mrs. Addie u Atkinson
deceased. all persons having claims against
said estate are requested 10 present them
At this Office. and those indebted 10 The
estate VII , P!ease ms a gaayment
Co Executor Of Mrs. Adele d. Atkinson
Deceased
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THE PLANTERS st, BS, NSAATl2SAL BANK

ihE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND.
r,,r Richmond. Va. December .. 1916
hoiders of this bank will be held at II,
n.nkiaS house on the 9Th DAY or Janua rV
~, ~ IL O'Clock noon. for the election OF
diseGtors for tho ensuing year. ana the con.
siuSfston OF any other business which may
shareholders will also considsr and take AXE
seton upon r proposition looking to tho in
from ,aSS co sh to S ss stock of the bank
CONWAY II. GORDON Cashier
MANCHESTER NATIONAL BANK.
LIE regular annual meeting or the stock
holders of this bank will be held Tuesday
January 2. 1917, at /" O'clock noon al its
bmnking house 1000 Hull Street. for the
s pnrness S. Of rtetins directors Tor the en-
2dher nusiness that may properly come be-
d. {. BALLARD. Cashier.
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE co. OF
AMERICA.
Insurance Company OF Amer fics LIE
You are hereby notified Thai the regular
snnuni meeting OF tho Stockholders of tie
SSechrity LIE Insurance Company OF Amer
ban WI tie he hi at the ocs Of the com
mona Va on WEpNhspAsSYe t I'll; % Rt Say
2,,clo.H A. NJ. for the purpose OF electins
Gnec'"rs OF the company for the ensuing
Sshr: ana the transaction OF any and All
Other ,!n business which may be submitted to
By order OF the Board OF Directors
w. .. JOHNSON. resident
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. in Broad stree; shopping district.
), amethyst breast pin surrounded by
pearls Reward. Mrs Burbank. Monroe
Terrace.
WILL party nnding plain gold cum hutton,
% diamond setting. call clerk Gilbert Hotel?
lost, Sunday afternoon about o'clock in
Grove Avenue iitrey bus between Robin
son and Fifth Streets. small black leather
nurse containing about 81. Reward. 252o
Hanover Avenue.
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MEETINGS
NATIONAL STATE AND CITY BANK

Richmond. Va.
holders OF this bank Will be held TUESDAY.
ba nIi!nG house. I'LL East Main Street. for
the purpose OF eiec;iuS directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction OF any
other business that may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
JULIEN H. HILL.
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HELP WANTED-NIaie


WANTED expert strnosrapller: but
hest need apply. Give age. experience and
salary. 30 care Times Dispatch
FIREMEN brak-mcn. beginners paid Slci
mont ally: permanent: no strike. Raiwa..
care Times Dispatch
WANTED. young man. l1-"0 years Of age
Tor mail and file work. Must have high
school educat ton. lie quick and active and
advancement Address II i0i. care Times
Dispatch.
LIE I..Ir. rirnn.,. lIrr, ni..N
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DIElDEN:5 -;.J..CE.

Rtchm2nd Trust and savings Company
RichInond. Va. December ). 1915
AT 4 meeting OF the Board Of directors o.
this company held this day tie regular
quarterly dividend OF | per cent was de.
Giared upon its capital stock. payable Ian
close OF business December %. 1915. CHECKS
Will be mailed.
K j. WILLINGHAAI. JR
------------------ Secretary.
THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND.
Richmond. Va. Dec. 20. 1916
TIL. directors OF this bank have to-day lie
.ciared the regular ,ividnnd al 10 per 'can,
ma an extra dividend OF per cent, making
Il total OF !" per cent, free Of tax on ;hs
s "a. stock Of IA" bank. from Tho earn
shareholders On January :. 1917 Checas
VIII be :aailed.
CONWAY II. GORDON
----------- Cashier.
OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY
THE directors Of this company have de
rlared a quarterly dividend ~. pcr cent
payable January .. 1917. To Stockholders OF
record December %. 1871.
w. IL. SLAUGHTEE
Secretary.
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FOR SALE-Misceiiancous.

FOR sale. Encyclopa edia Britannica Flew
~ cnth Edition. thin paper. ID rs. care
Times- Dispatch
FOR sale. nicely dressed turkeys. 80 cents
per pound. Country butter. so cents pound.
No delivery. Cullen. Madison 635S.
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

FREE TRIAL. TO ALL
ALI. sufferers from catsrrh of nose and
throat invited 10 try my treatment
before you invest. Tried and approved by
PETERSBURG RIM AND VENEER co.
Petersburg. Va. October y. 1906
Mr. T. VI rwisdaie, Richmond. Va
Dear Str.-Sumncr before last purchased
bottle ~ your caterrh remedy. ana used
II FOR hay fever" Of which ! WAS q great
ssutgrer | used not over one-four'h Of the
bottle ana have been entirely cured o! it.
THIS summer | have had return OF the
hay fever, nptw,thstanding have not used
tho medicine in over year. The effect
with mo has been very happy ore. and
great comfort 10 me. VIII YOU please do
me tho kindness TO send mo some OF your
testimonials. which want for friend o.
mine. Yours truly.
p. s PCGH.
Writ" me today ana will send you any
in:9rmation desired. Can send YOU THIS
medicine b. parcels post;
r. NJ. TwISDALE.
iIe West Clay Street,
Richmond, Va.
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DANCING.

ANNOUNCEMENT
MRS j. q. PORTER. VINO conducted her
dancing classes AZ Grcenwaid's studio.
sos North Meadow Street. wishes II known
that she stu has her studio at above adj
dress. Residence phone. randolph j.os-J:
studio. boulevard 2oSj.
MATINEE dancing, afternoon 3: 80 y. VI. 10
$50: night 80 +. 81. 10 \. ~. Beivi-
dere Hall
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Best Wishes for
A Merry Xmas
ALBERT STEIN
King OF shoes. ~ Enst broad.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.


DIVIDEND NOTICE.
THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND. VA.
December Il. 1915
THE directors Of tho Union Bank Of Rich-
lnond , have mi; DAY decisred a semi,
increase over last one pal) out OF the earn
inEs Of tho past STA months. payable to the
stock oldcrs and after January 1. 1917.
GEO ". CALL. Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK.
Itichmopd. Va Dec. IL, 1916.
THE board Of directors OF this bank have
cent pr Us eapitai stock cf $1,000. 900 to -
Checks Will De mailed on December 30
W. NJ. ADDISON. Cashier.
NATIONAL STATE AND CITY BANK
Richmorf. Va, Dec, 81, 1916.
TIiF. board of directors Of this bank have
declared n semin nEusl dividend Of IL
per cent. payable and after January !.
1917 JULIEN II. HILL.
AT meeting Of the board OF directors Of
the Fidelity Loan and Savings Company.
Inc. held Monday. December rs. 1915. the
regular semi annuai dividend of three ca
per cen; and an extra dividend Of ono III
Dor cent were declared to stockholders of
record Saturday December 80. 1916. Cheeks
will be mailed
JULIAN u. WINFREE.
1'rNa
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WANTED. young man to work in q whole
sale house. y .0". care Times Dispatch.
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AMERICAN NArIoHAL BANK.

AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
Richmond. Va.
THE board OF directors OF this bank have
declared the regular quarterly dividend OF
per cent and al ezra diviaend OF l per
cent, payable January l., lsl7. Books, FOR
Decembcr % Irl@. 70 January .. 1917.
Checks for Nyidcni viii be mailed.
o B. HILL. Cashier.
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FOR SALl.-aIacf,incry.

hCiI.ERS engines hosting engines.
crete mixers, pumps ptp.. planners re-
pulley. hangers uni sta t,iuE Guara
condition. |. BlufoTd =: 60. Madison
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. adding insu,hinc second hand
~ perfect cohdit!or burroughs preferred
" rte description and price. Wholesal,
Merchant. 20 BolinEbrook street. Peters
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HELP WANTED-Niale

WANTED. "a boy IL TO is years OF ago. to
make himself Generally useful In q whole.
sale millinery house. e us. care Times Dis.
patch.
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SITUATION WANTED-IIemaIe.

amd very successful teacher
desires position Ia private school LIST Of
Ianuary. Touches English Latin and music.
Fine tcstimonia!s Box $40. kenbridGs. Va.
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WANTED. registered pharmacist for small
car" Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-25

BASKiN,;-Youns man with six years ex-
perience. nov employed. opcn Tor position
January l.. Reference present employer
]. sS3 care Times Dispatch.
BOOK KEEPER accountant. experienced in
position OF responsibility. open TO engage
ment. AddreHs r Iit. care Times Dispatch.
SMALL. set of books to keep by experienced
bookkeeper. Il 80. care Tsaes Dispatch.
81 ANTED--compctent printer wants to
learn linotype operating. y 134. caro-
Times Dispatch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
bASHANG DROPS LINE DRIVE THAT
SPELLS DEFEAT FOR SOUTH BEND
ECClEs PITCHES WELL BUT IS
REMOVED FOR PINCH
HITTER
Swanson Turns Ankle and is Taken
From Psrk-Csllahan Triples and
THE Works Are damned"
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligcncer.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. May S.--Wheel-
ing grabbed a brand from the burning
here this afternoon when, with the
score three TO TWO against them. in the
ninth they staged a few timely swats,
piled up five runs and won hands down
: TO ,.
The Blenders got the jump but failed
10 keep A. Bashang first up doubls>
and scored on kohler's single. Ben
went TO second on the throw home TO
third on a Wild heaNe and stole home
in the third Bowman doubled. went TO
third on a sacrifice and scored on d
wild pitch The Renders got on in
every inning but failed TO count
Wheeling staged some sensational
fielding and two double plays helped
clear the paths.
Bowman was wild and in trouble in
every inning but the fifth. lie man
aged to stop the StOgies until the
sixth. Altenberg walked and stole sec
ond. lie scored on Galatians single
over second.
In the seventh Koehler threw bad
on Kings drive and King went 10 sec
ond. He scored on Blackwells nit.
swanson turned his ankle sliding MO
second in the fourth and was taken
from the park in cab.
The Stogies staged the big round in
the ninth. King famed. Blackwell
walked and Siebold singled through
the infield Wetzel famed. AltenberC
walked. Cleveland drove liner TO
Bashang who dropped the ball and
two runs counted. Callahan trippled
and two more came across. Lear
walked and started TO steal second.
kochler took Eggleston's throw and
started IL home but lost the ball and
Callahan counted Sheeren groun. ed
out 10 Tannehill. With two gone ~ cd
lex batting for Bowman in the ninth
got life when Callahan dropped his
lily. ia shang hit through the inileld
hut kading batting for koehler ground
ed out 10 Callahan.
EcCles was jerkcd in the seventh 10
let Metzel hit for him and Buz pitched
the rest of the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

CiARLESTON. W Va Nav s.
Certificates Of Incorporation have
been Issued 10y the Secretary Of state
TO the following new concerns.
The Dickson Lighting Studios. OF
Pittsburgh. 10 manufacture electrical
appliances. authorized capital So .OOO
lncorporatOrs. ID. +. II. Dickson. n. G..
Dickson. r \. Dickson. W. \. Frey. OF
PITTSBURGH. James Gardner. Of BEAVER
Falls. Pa.
The Palmer Marshall Supply com.
pany OF Mor-antown. authorized
capital $4,000. incorporators. r. d.
Palmer. 7 W Marshall. 4. \ Camp.
bell. J. J.. kifer and ID. ". Mcconnell,
all Of Morgantown
The Saddle club. of Wheeling: pur.
posing no encourage horseback riding
and driving and maintain a race track
and clIb house. authorized capital
SO, 600: incorporators ". e Handlan
&. y. Hancher. II. VI. Browne. John r..
Stephenson and \. r. Sweeney. all OF
Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
TRIADELPHIA HIGH
TRIMS WHEELING
TEAM WALKS AWAY,
WITH ANOTHER VICTORY.
Ransom Started 20 Pitch. but Could
Not Find the Plate-Costello and
Nichols star with the Bat.

Tho Triadelphia district High school
base ball team yesterday defeated Wheel
ing AiEh Tor the second time this sea-
son The game was played on the ISL
ana Bridge park. and resulted in a fve-
to-four victory Tor the out-thc-piko
lads. Ransom started 10 pitch for Tria-
delphia. but In the two innings ne
worked he failed TO locate the plate
with any accuracy. and he was sent TO
short and costello called to the mound.
The little southpaw toycd with the Old
Gold and Blue hatterS. and thew failed
TO get within speaking distance OF the
plate.
Costello and Captain Nichols led the
attack FOR the out-thc-pikc lads. the
former with three hits and the latter
with two safe drives. ktttle hit one
over the river bank which would have
been good for home run. hut he failed
10 touch hrst and Was called out by
tho umpire
The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09

recruit last year from tho waco
team 81 the Texas League. CHff Mar
kie has developed into tho find Of
the present basel ball season Marllc
helped pitch the Waco team Go a pcnrant
Joe 1918. This year with the New York
Yankees. Marklc has pitched -four cham
pi"nship gam"s-tWo against Boston
aud one each against Philadelphia and
'hicago-aud has won all four with
comparative case. In non, Of Thorn MAS
ne hlf even moderately hard. and i'm
none 90 them could tho uruDe ION
crowd MIN enough O." for one moment
fuiil' the calm serenity with which r,.
worked. There have been some pretty
cool young propositions ia the great
American game. but none cooler than
MhrkI". a pitching icicle. Do there ever
was one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
$50 GRADUATES

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May s.
Diplomas for $50 graduates OF Various
state educational institutions are being
signed In the department of schools
tins week The largest number or
graduates are from West Virginia
University. Of whom there are $50.
fairmont Normal was second with l2s
graduates The graduates from the
other institutions are.
Marshall College. 10: Concord
Normal. 50. shepherd College. 81:
West Virginia Collegiate Institute, SIS:
West Liberty Normal. 81: Glenville
Normal, IS; Keyser Preparatory. 30:
Bluefeld Colored Institute. %; Mont
gomcry Preparatory. five.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
Rheumatism Easily Relieved
By Cleansing the Blood
S. S. S. Gives Quick Relief
By Toning Up the Blood

Yes but how A natural question
rhc answer is that YOU must cleanse
your blood by stimulating ~ 10 healthy.
vigorous action. $50 that % Will throw
tff the germs and impurities that cause
Rheumatism The action Of the won
serful blood purifier = = s. - 20 prac-
tcaly renew the life blood. give o.
ygor. stimulate the flow. making ~
brow out the germs and the poison i'm
5uritles The cNcraciatiug pains %
rheumatism. whether u is the shooting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
DODGERS
HAMMER ALEXANDER AND MAKE
IT FIVE STRAIGHT FROM
TIE PHILLiES.
Quaker star Weakens and Loses In the
Seeond-P1rates AID Cubs SPLIT
Doubiet-Braves Trim Giants

BItookLNN.N Y. May S-Alcxan-
DIR Weakened In the second inning and
brooklyn won. TO o. making five
straight games that Philadelphia has
lost 10 the superbas. Wheat singled IN
the second and Mowrcy sacrificed cut
shaw beat out "a hunt. and when ne stole
second. Burns threw Wild TO catch
Wheat mapping of third the latter
scoring. Olson scnt Cutshsw home with
double. Score:
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stabhing SGiatica the gHppinE agony Of
muscular Rheumatism or acE ms am.
ana legs that break w sleep will be
entirely relieved BY = 4 5. Don't us,
nost-ums and drugs. TAKE IN. bfool
oath-Nature.s blood tonic. = 81 s. Gel
y az any druggists. but insist upor
= : Let Us tell you about bloot
~ seasts- send for bookle% What ths
Mirror Tells" and II your, Is peculiar
case, write swift Specific Co ATLANTA
Ca. hut begin treatment at once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
Stogies Stage Hair Raiser and Win In Ninth
DAVE SAYS

The thermometer is slip
ping up day by day. You
really need your warm
weather outfit right now.
Let IL be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
HARVESTERS TAKE A
FALL OUT OF SOLDIERS

DAYTON. o.. MAY S-Daytou's rally
in ~" ninth fell short hy one run and
SrrinCf' ID won the first game Of the
cries. fD O.. SChtuDb,rE pitched fine
ball holding tho Vets 60 four hits.
Hartlo and Hoffman Isd in the attack for
90, Ecap,rs. each getting three hits.
Jacobs drove ID, BAN oyer the fence IN
~ nm for III oIr.uII- Tho sc0rc:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09

Two base hits. Olson. Three base
hits. Myers. stolen base. Cutshaw.
S1crihco hits. MoWrey. NcCarty. Dell
t'"uhlc PLAYS Luderus. Bancroft and
l.udcruS; Mr'arfF and Olson Olson.
'utsnaW and Dtuh"rt. Mowr,y. Cutshaw
and Iauhert l-'tt ON bases. Phtladol-
phia .. brooklyn. e. BASES uu balls.
,u Doll y. Hits and earned runs
Irooklyn. .. Struck out. by Alexander.
., 10y Doll. o. lUTircS. Ouigley and
Byron. Time. 1-f5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
RAGAS's PITCHING TAKES
THIRD STRAIGHT FROM GIANTS

NEW YORK. May S-Eoston made 10
Ihr.' straight from tho N,w York team
..."'f' winning ih" last game OF th,
rirs. 20 g. Raglan NOT only rff,f.B
good ball. hut Also drove in Rosfon.s
Nv" runs 90 "a, second inning aIf-r
'oMdy had been passed Iurpos,Iy. The
Boston .........O2 30O1OOO-s q
N,N York .....-" 90 Uo00-2
haI l'fl's EdEan and GoWdy. Palm
'r. stroud. Schauer and Doom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
MUSKEGON WALLOPS
EVANSVILLE, Is TO IL

NiUSkEGoN. Mich. May >.-Wlth tho
score standing tu 40 favor OF Evans
VILE MUSK -Hu came tp bat In the
eighth session OF the first game OF The
series here with th. champions and
pounded out seven runs. winning the
rrSt game of the season with Evans
Vile ON tho HON, grounds. The cham
pions cam. back and scored twice iu The
uiutn making the maj score 10 To IL.
score
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M0GRIDGE
HOLDS WORLDS CHAMPS TO THREE
KITS AND WINS BY TOO
COUNT


BOSTON. May s.-Mogridrc FOR Sew
York held Jhc worlds champions TO
three hits today and with perfect sup
port shut out Boston = Co %. New York
made eight hitz OH NlcIIaIc and Grcgg.
Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
WILLIAMS AND WAGNER
STAR IN DOUBLE BILL

CHICAGO. May S-Chi,sro ana Pitts
rHIs h divided a double header to-day.
In the FIRST Williams home run tu fIa
'lRhih brought Mcconnell th. ronors
Over Cooper. ~ Pittsburgh. iu 2-i
IlL'n'T~ haiii'. but IN tho second. iu
numerous. tho Pirates. led bN Warn.r.
,roN, Two cub tWirlcrs from tho slab
despite his Wildne~s score. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09

Two base hits Fvcre. Duncan
Sacrifice lif NrhrfHIr
Arthur. 2
Base on bale or Gilbert. b.. .r
20 Arthur.
NII pitch. Macarthur
I'ft nn fasrf. Trrre Htu.a. 3D..
Grand Rapids g.
Time. 1875
Umpire. Grf .el
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09

stolen ba~'--EeauS. Costello e.
l,ons ~l'y. Nichols smith .. Humphrey
]. Woods O.. Gray. Cotton.
struck put-Ey Ransom. .: Costello,
:. Bounds.
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ttlt 10y lIfch'r-Ey Bounds .
Double Hl1y-Wpods 20 - RulIard
IiitS-pu Ransom. lu innings: or
Costello. . 800 o innings
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
KRAUS QUALITY SUIT

There is plenty of range
for individuality in our mod
els: patch pockets. crescent
pockets. regular pockets:
three buttons or one button:
extremely narrow in cut or
luSt conservativcly So. You
make your own choice of
hose little style features
which make or break a suit.
And the price range is
vide. too: Sl5 to $50.
Weather for today:-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-09
Second Game.

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