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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10
GIANTS WIN WEIRD
GAME FROM PIRATES
Six Pitchers Fan to Locate Plate
Safely in Pittsburg Game-Two
OF Them Knocked from Mound.
CINCINNATI DEFEATED.
Red Legs Lost TO Cubs In Exciting
Game, to 8. zimmerman's Mighty
Triples Assist in Victory.

Pittsburg, May s.-In a weird game,
featured by poor pitching by nearly
all OF the six men used in the box.
New York defeated Pittsburg today,
10 to s. Harmon and Jacobs were
knocked out OF the box. and Hill was
also hit hard. Tcsreau was forced
to give way to Benton, who was also
taken out to make way for Mathew
son. The latter pitched tho best ball
OF the six. yielding only one hit in
the four innings In which he ofIiciated.
NRHW vns6h
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COOLERS CONTINUE STREAK
OF WINS BY DEFEAT OF TAR
HEELS IN HARD FOUGHT GAME
Shpbuilders Battle to Verdict Truckers In Game
Full of Thrills, Hitting and Good Fielding-Hopewel
Wins Game From Mary James, II to 2.

Ryan. Sacrifice fies-Ryan, Two
base hits-Ailen ~, Poh. Graham,
Spencer. Thrce-base hit--Parmelee
Innings pitched-By =, Graham, g.; by
Marks. 4. Base hits---On Graham, g.,
off Marks. 2. Struck out--By Graham.
2: by Leake. 6. Bases on balls-Ot
Graham. 2. Hit batsmen--By Leake, 1.
tGoalby); by Graham. (Berser). Time
OF game-2;0b. Umpire-Rossano
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HONEYWELL SCORES NINE
RUNS IN ONE INNING

Especial to The Richmond virg1nian.)
Norfolk. Va, May o.-The local
club today blew up, lock. stock and
barrel, In the ninth inning. allowing
the Hopewell team to score nine runs
and annex the game by the score Of
IL to 2. Up to this time the night
had been a pretty one. with the odds
favoring victory for the visitors, who
were playing consistent game.
The box score and summary:
tsr
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WILLIAM AND NARY
ACADEMY TEAM WHSD

Williamsburg. Va. Nay s.-Wrl-
liam and Mary Academy today -
fsatsd Hampton High ecAoel IN .
beautiful gAms TO tho tune Of ~ 70 /.
NAnk ELLIS did the hurting for the
Lattle Indians and held his opponents
at al times. striking ont fifteen ana
allowing only two hits. Cooke, thu
CrAbherD premier twirlsr, was erratie
during the hrst two innings ana let
the Little Indians score seven runs
= lead they could never overcome.
Croshy caught = nns gama for
Hampton and was easily the star OF
their team, getting the only two hits
credited against Ellis. Ellis. Crirler
and Rome starred for william ana
Mary Academy.
Score by inningu: r. H E.
W. and N. ...48o o03 o8o---l1 10 8
Hampton -. 200 900 1901 4
Batteries: Hampton-Cooke ana
Crosby; William and Mary Academy.
Ellis and CARRIER.
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Su7flfnAfy. TWO-bAD0 hlt6-EfoOp6t,
Leonard, Hoblitxel. Three base hit
Speaker. Sacrifice hits-Coveleskte
=; 0andil. Walker. Leonard. Bases on
balls-On Covelesleie, 3: OF Mitchell,
Il Off Leonard Struck ous-By
Coveieskie. .: by Leonard. s. Double
play-Janvrtn. Hoblitxel TO CArrigAn.
Time-1:<2. Umpirss-Connolly and
Owens.
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BUILDERS WIN EXCITING
GAME FROM PORTSMOUTH

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Newport News. Va. MAY s-Playing
alright ball at all timea. Newport News
this afternoon defeated Portsmouth, q
TO j, In one of the hardest fought and
closest games seen here this year. The
visitors secured more hits than the
locals. but were unable to bunch them
forums,
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Harpcr Ioees for eenatorr.

Washington. May s.-Harpsr's Wild
ness in the sixth ana seventh paved
the way for the Browns to score seven
runs In these Innings and defeat
Warrington. 10 60 8. Both teams used
two pitchers. the Senators driving
Groom and Davenport from the box
early. Sislsr's triple with the bases
full In the seventh practically put the
game ON Ice for the BroWna .
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oNnTnafN1 SAcrlFlCa hlt--tabIe.
Stolen hases-Durgin, Cable Gala
han. T>wo-base hits-Schwert. Eng
mann. Damrau. EitS-Off Citizens,
In innings; off Prieste. in Ia in
.nings; off Goodbread. in "a In
nings. Bases on balls---OH Citizens
7: off Enzmann, 4 off Prieste, G.: off
Colwell. !. Struck out--By Citizens. /
by Enzaman. &; by Prieste. Q; by
Gaadhread, l. Balk--Gittens. I'm
piras---Keenan and Hart, Time
2:22
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oubs, sauegine WINS Game.

Chicago, May s.-rhs Reds were
defeated BY the Cubs, 8 to 5. today.
The visitors were leading to until
the eighth, when Prendergast. Schultz
and Flack singled with two out and
williams thres-bagger scored three
runs. Zimmerman pulled another
triple. scoring two more. Three Cin-
cinnau pitchers were touched for SIX
teen hits and nine were gathered on
Seaton. Pierce and Prendergast.
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Groom m; wedding rns.pooea.

New York. May s.-Annouucomen
was made today OF the indafIaita
pc4tponeznenk Of the weddinw ~
James Cough JAmison to Mo- 0iaaya
Browne. OF Virginia. Mr.. Jamtoon q
critically III In tho New York Eye ana
Ear Hospital. whore no underwent
an operation on the ear.
He - president OF the Jamln0s,-
Semple Company, manufacturer ~
hospital supplies
MI. Jamison and Miss Browne wsso
to have been married on Nsv NJ
They met several years axo vhiis NJ
Browne was whiting friends ia fhia
city. Mr.. Jamison resides It sos west
Ninety-third Street.
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Standing OF

GameD Today.
- Lo1is In Warrington.
chicago In New York. j
Detroit IN Philadelphia
Cleveland IN Boston.
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ham. Shean. Two base hits---Tutweiler
f2) Graham Three-base hft~-~Powell
Bases on balls-~Off lineup, 3. off
Mcouillan a; off Peters, / off Nc
Tigue. 2 off Billiard, ?. Struck out
BY Tncup, 4. by McQuillan, g. by Nc
Tigue, /. Hit by pitcher-By Billiard
Circuit. Double play-Febrique 20
Shean to Onslow Hits-Off Lineup,
10 in 8 innings; off McQmllan, 6 in
= 2-S innings Wild pitch--Tincup.
Time-2:1o. Umplres-Cleary and
Brana1eld. n
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Philadelphia. May 9.--Pat Moran is
peeved. Stories sent out recently by
some experts state that there Is no
third baseman in the National League
who classes with Heinie Groh, the
Cincinnati Reds last stationer Pat
rick says that while Groh Ia now
eclipsing Milton Stock, his guardian
of bag No. 3 in the batting line, he
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Standing of Clubs.
Games Today,

Games Today.
Hopewell IN Norfolk.
Portsmouth in Newport News.
Petersburg In Rocky Mount.
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is oaItshone in other departments. The
Phillies pilot says Stock 10 about the
classiest third baseman in the parent
baseball organization at the present
time. Groh Is wonder, too, says
Moran, but Stock covers more ground
than the Redleg. and in addition can
peg them to first or second better
than Charley Herzog's third baseman.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Results YESTERDAY

Hopewell, Ill Norfolk, 9.
Newport News, 2; Portsmouth. J.
Petersburg, Z; Rocky Mount. 4.
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Summary: Home run-Schmidt.
Three base hits-Fletcher. Baird,
Hinchman. Two -baSe hits--Hinch-
man. Burns. Harmon, Kaun. Base
on balls-On Harmon. 4: of Hill. B;
off Benton, /. Struck out--By Har-
mon, /; by Hill, s. by Tesreau. 3; by
Mathewson, !. Sacrifice hit-Barney.
Stolen bases-Doyle, 8; Kauf. Carey.
Double play--6mith to Johnson.
Balk-Tesreau. Hits-On Tesreau, 7
in 8 innings; of Benton. none in Ia
inning; of Mathewson. in 2-S in
nings: of Harmon. In 5 la innings;
on Jacobs. : in Is inning; of Hin, 8
in 5 innings. Hit by pitched ball
BY Jacobs Doyle MoKechnie); by
Benton Baird: by HNl lF1etcher).
Umpires-Ragae and Harrison. Time
.-2:34.
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A@stle. g. Measph4s. s. ~a,','e'. .se y '.
Chattanooga. 4: Atlanta. H. 49,.
New Orleans. 4: Little Rock, :.
Nashville, IL: Birmingham. 10.
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summary. Lett on baees--RoCky
Mount, 81 Petersburg. q. Earned runs
s---Petsrsburg. 8; Rocky Mount. ., StoIAn
rbasss--GoaIby, Poh. McCleiland. Bar
ger. Sacrifice hits.--Spsncer. Irmschsr.
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Sacrifice hit-Lake. Three-base hits
Cueto. Cobb. Two base hits-Crtst
Fox, Custo. First base on balloon
GARDINER. 8: Off Pierce. ,. Struck out
BY Gardiner. a. by Pierce. !. Left on
bases-Newport News. 4: Portsmouth.
10. Double plays--Crist (unAssisted);
Crist to Wratten to PahlmAn. Hit by
pitcher--Smith. Reynolds. Parker. Cue
to. Time of game-1:43. Umpire
Kennedy.
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innings; on Ayers. In inning:
or Groom. 3 In inning: or Daven-
port, In 3 innings: on Park, in 5.
Three base hit-Sisler. Two base hits
Judge. Henry. Miller. Sacrifice hit
Stolen bases-Judgs (3).
Milan. 6isler. Double plAys-Deal to
sisler. Hit BY pitcher-By Ayrss
(PrAtt). Wild pitch-Ayres. TIM
pires and Evans. Time
-1:35.
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Games Today.
New York in Pfttsburg.
Boston In Chicago.
Philadelphia In st. Louis.
Brooklyn In Cincinnati.
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CONTINUED on seventh ras..,
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tcontinued on sevsnth Fass.l ].
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.
sBatted for Tesreau in sixth.


IOLAio 90 81 ~ 0
sBatted for Jacobs in sixth.
ssBatted for Gibson in sixth.
sssBatted for Hill in ninth.
Score by innings: R.
New York. ....... OH 006 401--13
Pittsburg .021 010 DOL s
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DUTCH TAKING
HOLLAND AGAIN
ONCE WRESTED
And They Hope at No Distant
Day to Build Barrier Across
Zuyder Zee Entrance.

Correspondence OF Associated Prcss)
AMSTERDAM. Netherlands, May
12-The tri-color of the Netherlands
has been hoisted along the shores OF
the Zuydcr Zee to celebrate the fact
that the Dutch have taken H6l-
land; taht is, they have regained
possession OF most of the territory
that the sea wrested from them by
the disastrous floods of last January.
Tho great breaches that were torn
in the dikes have at length been Sc
curely fllled-in through the unremit-
ting labor Of an army of workmen,
and big suction pumps driven by
high-powered electric motors are
pouring 1000 cubic meters OF food
water over the sea side OF the en-
hankments every minute. Working
day and night 1t is expected they
will have drained early in May most
OF the big inland lake that now COW
ers some $4,000 acres Of meadow,
and surrounds the homes OF 10000
people in the region known as Water
land, to the north OF Amsterdam.
In all 2oO,000.OOO cubic meters Of
seawater laNaueo 'he Ne'neilnl','s
curing me Juhu"r! sto oniood Town 70
certain leVe, 4u'Vyu'oVo cup ~
meters were otown ny ia = y
WINDS PACK INTO lhe % NY. ~ zee IA am !!
we Noi " seH .ittI ~ 'm"a IN
having been reached me government
ana provincial aulhori'Ies sun had d
small ocean Oh water 10 remove ny
pumps. hesihients OF %orkiheh were
nrst aetaliGd 70 puilu enersenS!
dykes at an the pre ,sI points. ne
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the whole Of this agricultural land
will have saturated with salt by the
sea water. Opinions differ as to the
length of time 1t will take to get rid
OF the salt; but much ground will
yield no crop this year. and 1t is GER
tain that the salt will not have been
washed away in It's entirety for a
long time to come.
1t is likely that the costly expert
ence win stimulate the Dutchman'
ardor to tackle, when the war is
over, the great scheme of building
barrier right across the entrance OF
the Zuyder Zee itself, and so ere
ating new twelfth province for
Queen Wilhelmina's realm.
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PUBLIC SALE or HOUSE AND LOT IN
BRIDGEPORT. W. Va.

by virtue of the authority vested in me,
as Executor OF the last will Of George w.
Preston, deceased, / will sell ut public
cutlery on the premises IN the town OF
bridgeport. on the 10Th day OF June, 1919.
at o'clock p, IN. the following described
property, consisting Of n modern five room
cottage and parcel of land situate on
Main street OF said town,
beginning at stake on tho south side
OF the y. W, Va, Turnpike and corner to
Flona Preston. and with tho eastern line
thereof sixteen rods to n stake; thence
In an easterly direction two and one.half
rods to u stake; thence in northerly d.
rection and parallel with the first line
sixteen rods to stake nj side OF said
Turnpike; thence with said Turnpike
straight line two and one half rods TO the
place Of beginning, containing one-fourth
Of one acre,
Terms; ona-third cash, balance in six
and twelve months,
CHAS, A, SUTTON,
Executor Geo, W. Preston Estate,
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horsepower, removing 1900 cubic
meters OF water a minute. Early in
May the north Holland countryside.
that Is the higher situated land, will
have been thoroughly drained,
though the FOLDERS" or basins, cal
culated to hold 45.000,00O cubic
meters OF water will have to BIO each
separately drained, and for this pur-
pose dozen different pumping sta
lions have been established.
The removing OF the water by no
means repairs the foods hffect.
There are upwards of $500 home
steads and other buildings that will
have to be rebuilt and repaired and
there Is the more serious fact that
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Henry ?. Breckinridge.

Henry P. Breckenridge, who re-
signed as assistant secretary of war
when Secretary Garrison resigned, is
acting as one of the attorneys for the
Navy league in its 100000 libel suit
against Henry Ford, The league
charges Ford with having published
in newspaper advertisements state
ments of "a libelous and defamatory
character.n
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II. E. KIDD.

AM candidate for the Republican
nomination for Justice of tho Peace for
Coal district In the primary election to be
held June q. aud earnestly solicit the sup
port OF my friends. l promise, II elected,
TO discharge the duties OF the Office, as |
have endeayOred to do in the past, without
fear, favor or Partially. My past rec
ord is my platform.
WILLIAM L. STARCHER.
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. JOHN G. SOUTHERN.

am candidate Tor the Republican
nomination for the oi1ce Of Prosecuting
Attorney Of Harrison county, subject to
the general primary election to be held
tune ., 1915. The careful consideration
nd the support of the voters Of the party
RAY L. sTRoTHER.
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West Milford. W. Va

am a candidate for the Republican
nomination Tor member or the house OF
delegates for Harrison county, subject to
the primary election, June u, IuIU, GnG re-
specially soncit your vote and Innueuce.
s. II. uAItRIsuN, JF.
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70 the Dest OF my ability.
W. NJ. CONAWAY.

1 hereby respectfully announce my can
lidacy for the nomination for Prosecuting
Of Harrison county, subject to
the Will OF Republicans at the primary
election, June Q, 1915, AMI desire It
known that II nominated and elected, l
will not ask for second term. earnestly
solicit the vote and influence Of every
Republican In the county and pledge my
sell to Keep faithfully the trust II reposed
In me. l also sincerely pledge the party
that l will give my best efforts In the fail
for Republican success whether
or not.
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I am candidate for the Republican
nomination for Assessor of Harrison coun-
ty, subject to the primary election, June
O; and In announcing my candidacy. fully
realize the Importance OF that Office to
every citizen OF the county, A word in
my behalf Will DO much appreciated.
IRA l.. SWIGER,
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am candidate FOR tho Republican
nomination for Secretary OF State, subject
to the primary election, June o. 1915. /
viii appreciate your vote aud influence,
MIKE II. KING.
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Assessor Of Harrison county, subject to
the Republican primary of June ., 1910.
II nominated and elected, promise you,
as servant OF the people, that will full.
I'LL every duty o. the office faithfully and
fearlessly. l ask your support.
L. +. MARTIN.
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/ am u candidate for the Republican
nomination for State Treasurer. Subjec. to
the primary election June O, 1916, and
earnestly solicit the support, and influence
Of the voters OF West Virginia.
ELLIS A. YoST.
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STATE OFFICES


am n cindidate for the nomination for
Governor OF West Virginia on the tcpub.
lean ticket subject to the primary cleo.
ton, June 0. 1919, and respectfully solicit
IRA E. ROBINSON.
Grafton, w, Va,
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Ear uou.. =, r,.i,vnt..

am a candidafS for The nomination for
the House Of Delegates for Harrison coun-
ty on the Republican ticket, subject to
the primary election, June u, 1915, and re-
speCtfully solicit your vote and influence
GEORGE W. sTURM.
West Milford. W. Va.
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For CommIs,ionsr Of Agriculture.

/ am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture Of West Virginia subject TO the pri-
mary election TO be held June 9, 1915, and
respectfully solicit your vote and influence.
Ii. L. WILLIAMS.
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Mineral, W. Va.

nomination for tue House or Delegates for
harrison county, subject to the primary
election, June y, 1vIU. 1 solicit the active
support ana innueilce OF my friends.
II. NJ. ElsnEE.
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clarksburg, ". Va. ''' o.

desire to announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for Justice of
the Peace for Coal district, Harrison coun-
ty, subject to the primary to be held June
0, 1915. Your vote and influence is re-
specially solicited.
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For Attorney General.

! am a candidate for tho Republican
nomination for Attorney General OF West
Nlrsinis, subject to the primary, June d.
1916, aud solicit your vote and Influenced
MRK >. STATIIERS,
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hereby announce that am candidate
for the Republican nomination for State
Senate In the Twelfth Senatorial district,
composed of the counties OF Doddridge,
Harrison and Lewis, subject TO the prl-
mary election on the 9th day OF June, 1D1G.
WALLACE Is. GRfDBLE.
West Union W Va
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/ am a candidate for the Republican
nomination Tor member OF the house OF
delegates for Harrison county, subject TO
the primary election. June i. 1916, and re-
specltuIIy solicit your support.
FRED Il. SHELTER.
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am candidate for nomination for Jus
tIce OF the Peace III Clark ulStrlet on the
tepuDLIGHiI ucAeLi subject to Tue Kepubu-
can primary 10 Ue held June u, lDIO, and
earnestly s0he4t your support III my De-
nail. " IetIer Nominated or not 1 shall
gave my Usst efforts IVr Tue success OF Iuu
acKet at Tue IaH election.
Respectfully yours,
JosErn EisNLsl smIGER.
laS Harrison street, BroaG OAKS.
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clarksburg, W. Y Va. "Ai~A o'DAN'

I desire to announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for Sheriff of
Harrison county, subject to the primary
TO be held on June o. 1916.
In aspiring to this office do so with a
full knowledge of It's importance and OF its
responsibilities. II nominated and elected
| snail ut all times give my personal at
tentiOn to the discharge OF my duties. Ny
campaign Will be conducted In spirit Of
of others.
earnestly solicit your vote and inilu-
ence.
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nEEn FnR CnNGREss.

Tho Telegram has been authorized to an
Clarksburg, Harrison county, for the Re.
publican nomination for Congress- from
the Third Congressional district OF West
Elrginia
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am n candidate for the nomination for
Prosecuting Attorney OF Harrison county
on the Republican ticket, subject to the
primary election, June ., 1916, and respect
lully solicit your vote and influence.
WILL L. MORRIS.
CIarksburg, w. Va.
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51s East Main street, clafEsbarse w. ", Va.

am n candidate for the nomination for
Constable for Clark district, on the Re-
publican ticket, subject to the primary
mated and elected. l not only promise 10
discharge faithfully and fearlessIy tho
duties of the Oilice, but will give my very
best service to ull the people.
CHARLES q. STOUT.
Clarksburg, W. Va.
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i am candidate for the nomination
for Prosecuting Attorney OF Harrison
county, West Virginia, on the Republican
ticket, subject to the primary election,
county; politics, a Republican; education,
LIB. of the state university experience
years Of actual practice In this
county, and respectfully solicit investga-
ton, and your vote and influence, and, II
elected, l promise faithful. feurless and
impartial discharge OF the duties OF the
Office to the best Of my ability.
W. M CONAWAY,
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For Justice OF the Peace Coal District.
am u candidate for the Republican
nomination for Justice OF the Peace for
Coal district, subject to the primary cleo
ton, June U, 1915 Your vote and Infu-
ence is respectfully solicited.
CARL Is. JOHNSON.
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am candidate for the Republican
nomination for member OF the house OF
delegates Tor Harrison county, subject to
the primary election on June y, 1910, anu
VIII appreciate your vote ana influence.
JOHN AIOOkE.
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ofice and OF my availability as candidate
Is invited. and the support Of every voter
is solicited.
Bristol Tenmile district. 'ohN'oN'
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Clark sbTrg, '

desire to announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for Justice of
the Peace for Coal district, Harrison coun-
ty, subject to the primary to be held June
g. 1915 l will greatly appreciate your
vote and influence.
ROBERT McCLUNG. sr.
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am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for County Commissioner, sub
ject to the primary election Of June .,
1919, and respectfully solicit the support
OF the Republicans OF Harrison county,
DORSEY w. CORK.
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Grafton, w, Va,

am candidate for the Republican
nomination for Governor of West ylr-
giniR, subject to the primary election to
be held June q iel0, and respectfully
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Grnnt dIstrict.

nomination for the office OF County Com
missioner, subject to the Will of the party
as expressed at the primary election to be
held June 0, 1915.
An Investigation OF my atness for the