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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
BIG SCRAMBLE FOR
WILLARD FIGHT

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 16.-The
possibility that the proposed Willard
Moran fight may be held anywhere
from Madison Square Garden TO Lower
California was made evident tonight
when promoters from all over the
country arrived here in an effort to OBJ
tain the signature Of Jess Willard.
heavyweight champion. 20 contract
The announced conference between
Tom Jones. Wizards manager and
Jack Cur.ey. a promoter. this after
noon. was unproductive Curley. II de-
veloped. desires to finance the fight
on his own account and is not repre-
senting Sam McCracken and Tex Rick
ard as had been announced William
Wellman. a New York promoter. ar
rived today and is handling the Nc
Cracken-Rickard interests. II was said
Barney Oldfield. the automobile
racer. also entered bid for the heavy
weight classic. He is representing
Jim Coffroth. the San Francisco pro-
moter. and is anxious 10 have the fight
held in Tia Juana Lower California.
James Johnson. manager of Madison
Square Garden Is expected here tomor-
row, Jones said. Another New York
or. whose name Jones Withheld. also
was expected here today and enter a
bid. New Orleans is still To be con
sidered according to Jones. and there
are several other offers 10 be con-
sidered
This is purely a business matter.
. and 7 am going 10 take the best offer. DO
said Jones after his talk with Curley.
y am not setting the round limit II
the higher bid calls for a ten round
match. ten rounds II will be D."
He said that all the bids received
had been around the $50 600 mark and
some had offered substantial bonuses
for Willard's signature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
LOCAL BOWLERS
wiil Go 20 Pittsburgh. where They Will
Compete IN Big Bowling Event This
Week-Handsome Prizes

About forty bowlers will leave The late
ter part OF the week for Pittsburgh.
whore they will take part in the big an
nual ten pin tournament that Will be
held there all week The local men Will
not take part In the affair until Friday.
Last year they carried away the houors
In the big event and 10 be- evident that
the smoky City rollers fear the Stogies
on this occasion. The total prise money
reaches almost 1000. and this Is at
tracing attention from all over the
country.
Tho money will be distributed as fol-
lows:
FIve-men eyent-s75. $50. SIS t75
$50. SIS. $50. SO. SIS. sI250 $40 ana
Two-men Event-sfo. s85. $50. sos
$50. SIS. Sts. So st2. SO. 80. two OF 81
each. three Of So each. five OF So each.
six ~ 50 each. four Of 81 so each. elk Of
81 each. two Of $3.50 each. and eight OF
81 each.
In addition 60 the aIl-cveuts prizes al
ready mentioned. boxes of cigars Will
be awarded Co the following. Of specials
High IN five-men event. high Zoo doubles
high In all-~Fenfa. high single game in
nve-men event. high single Faue ln two
men event and high Individual score In
the individual event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17

ST. HUU Mrs. I N Watson have rn.
turned f" their home or cam briIEr. D.
after tIaT with friends hfro
Ihr MnuudaNiIlo Motorcycle Club viii
..r.t officer. fHr fhe ensuing year. un
Thursday evening Uf thIs week
Ihr efH.Ehullrra off fhr rIfr and
County hrrk VIII r'r.f ri board oft IIrec.
tors usNI Thursday afternoon
hIr Wilbur N.IfIe oft Akron. D. spent
SUNDAY With hIe parents here. Mr. and
Mr. vs.. Ut NuIf'r. off Sixth street
spending several days here VISITING with
frirui. and rrlHfIf.r
James NouuE returned to Cleveland
CD. yesterday after Hr refrnHrI Visit
uIfH NIr parent. Un IIrII. street
Miss Hrn.f|H.u ftuUn r. Second street
Ia nI iHIIm.uf. nHInH called there nu nr.
count off fHr death .T a relative.
Abraham IIIIe has returned fo bic
homo N'r" n.frr H. extended visit With
Relatives af CnuurfIaVIIe. pa
Armand stewart. whi has been s.rfIr.
% ." DIE home iu Glendale ruIrrrfrr
WITH fHe grippe fa able ta hr nnf ara...
IHH local basket ball five win urH..
Gee fhIe week. preparatory 90 fna ramr
with Cathedral friday rVrrTnr IH.
game VIII Dol PLAYED on the tafhrdraI
hrwnrv floor
Promotion from the eighth Grade
schools hHa raised tHe nIEh school EN-.
f"lImrrI fn 'it. the largest In Che bis.
tory Oft Ire school
The Woman Foreign Missionary co.
r.rfr Hf fnr Presbyterian church viii
HnI. I'. regular monthly urrflnr this
rN.uI.r IHr church usrlora.
'ne Mound Dnauisuqua Circle meets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
ALLEGED ROBBERS
TO GET HEARING
MEN CHARGED WITH HOLDING UP
CABIN CREEK MAN ARE
INTERRO0ATED.
Deny Any Knowledge OF Robbery sat-
urday Night on The Island--were
Arrested In bridgeport

Henry veigand. who gives his home
as Clarksburg. W. Va. and william
overfield. arrested on a charge OF hold
ing up and robbing Frank Hammerstein
OF Cabin creek. will be given a hearing
before Squire r G. Hobbs today. The
men were interrogated by Prosecuting
Attorney D. 4. Mckee yesterday after
which investigation he decided to put
them TO trial. Although they are said TO
have robbed Hammerstein OF $40 Satur-
day night on the Island. they deny any
knowledge OF the occurrence whatso-
ever.
Hammersteln claims that he was
drinking with the men in Bridgeport
and that they Induced him 10 cross to
the West Virginia As they came to
rather a secluded spot. he claims they
hit him over the head There was quite
bump on his head. but his drunken.
condition at the time. and the fact that
he stlll had S5.25 IN his pockets led the
police to discredit the robbery theory.
Weigand and Overfield were arrested by
Detectives Minard and Frazier less than
an hour after the alleged robbery was
committed. in a Bridgeport saloon. They
agreed TO come back without papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
ARE
GROWING RAPIDLY

NEW YORK. Jan. 16-Neighbor-
hood Fairgrounds under the head OF
play leaders were maintained in 400
American cities during the year end
Ing November !. 1915. according to the
annual report Of the Playground and
Recreation Association. made public
here today. The number Of new play
grounds obtained was nearly 1000.
bringing the total number OF play
grounds now In operation up 10 1924.
More than 100 cities employ 1,O53 play
leaders throughout the year
In 25 American cities. Fairgrounds
Ike parts and schools, are administer
ed by the municipality itself. Seventy
cities maintain classes for training
recreation workers.
Last year the expenditures reported
in the cities OF America were 81 O66. -
81. In 10 cities. bond issues author
lied In II Of these amounting to ST.
663.750. In 40 cities. neigh borhood
Fairgrounds have been donated to the
city by private individuals.
Six hundred and twelve school build.
ings are reported 20 be in use as even
ing recreation centers in 1876 cities.
Fifty-fve cities report 146 buildings
set aside and wholly given over as
neighborhood recreation center build
ings. In 20 cities. streets are set aside
for play.
The average daily attendance on the
summer Fairgrounds in $50 cities re-
porting was S141Os Ninety cities re-
ported an average daily attendance AZ
winter ccnters OF 2O0.47s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
MOUNDSVILLE
win BE Arraigned To-day.

James Adams. said TO be of Thirty
thlrd street. Wheeling. who was taken
INTO custody at Moundsvillc Saturday
evening. on a charge of violating the
fost prohibition law. will be arraigned
Tor preliminary hearing this morning at
II o'clock in Squire T.. NJ. Lewis justice
Shop. Adams. was arrested on Main
street. BY officer Erastus Miller. who.
IL il said. learned Adams had been dis
posing Of pint bottles Of whiskey. He
v as accoSted al Jeffersn avenue and
Second street. and was very indignant
when placed under arrest. saying he was
taking the liquor To the home OF a friend
IN the east end Of town. for his own use
Upon searching II was found he was "A
walking speakcasy. Il is said eleven
pint bottles were scattered about in mis-
pockets, and that ne had suit case full
Of pints
Adams demanded an Immediate hear
inE and was taken before Squire Lewis.
IL was impossible TO try the case on sat
urday evening. and the hearing was con-
tinuvd until this morning. Bond was
fixed al $50. but In default OF same h,,
as remanded to jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
STOGIE MANAGER
Is on Tran OF New Material for Coming
Season-May Get Madden and
Neale for Outfeld.

Harry smith. the new StoEie manager.
is In New York. looking FOR material for
the 1916 Central League team. smith
has lines out for pitcher sornew here
around Little Old New York" that has
been recommended 20 him as one OF the
most promising young twirlers ln the
east lie rs also looking after Gene
Madden. o. Elm Grove. who is the prop
ertv or the Pirates Madden was draft
ed last fail. from the Galveston team IN
the Texas League. but In case he is let
out for further seasoning it f. likely he
viii come 90 Wheeling
Greasy" Nealc. isl another for whom
Manager Smith iz fishing. lie was
drafted by tho Cincinnati Reds. but the
StOgie pilot is on his trail. in case ne f.
csnt back for more seasoning n &C. also
quite likely that some or the T0ungs-
town players will also come 90 this
burg iuasmuch as the tSeelm-n went
defunct and will not likely he IN the
league next season. Among those that
are being looked from that city are.
Schetuet. Blount. Thompson and
gfH.reDn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
TWO HARD GAMES
Boys and Girls OF High School Teams
VIII Meet Strong Opposition
in weekend Contests

The coming weekend games will be
hard ones FOR the basket ball teams on
wheeling high school The first and
perhaps mo most important OF these
contests viii be played Friday evening
between ne girls team or the high
school and Parkersburg high girls. This
should be ono Of mo best games staged
here during tho winter. Parkersburr ie
represented as having the best team Ir
lts history and on this occasion fa very
GOOD ana they are coming COB Wheeling
Friday prepared % win from the local
girls.
Another contest ~ considerable inter
rsf o. That OF saturday evening between
the boys NJ the high school and TrIadaf.
phla district teams. This game viii b..
played ON the floor of tho park casino
and should De- "a most interesting and
hard fought game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
OFFICERS INSTALLED

Ihn members OFF WheeIuE lodge SO
@. luo rdrn' order of odd rpuowa.
at thor meeting hold ON SATURDAY In
thor ball at fhr corner ~ Twelfth
and Chaplin" streets Installed tho FOL
lowing officers Tor tho ensuing form
Past strand Charles " Touch mobile
Grand Wilbur Kelly. vice Grand. T.. D.
traro. D. 81 Tucker. recording score
tarr George Matthews. financial rec
rofar fltrr Rcnnafd. treasurer
~ s. " g. o. ~ Emory T.. IS ~ g.
Theodore Shoctnrt warden William
a. Tough conductor. g. r smith
chaplain. vs. s. imhodv. outside guar
dian. Robert Cunningham inside guar
dian. Uurh NJ Allen " S. s. " C
D. Hanta. D. s. " O. F. p
Groves. o. S. " g.. w. O. Eastwood
T.. s. " O. John Humphrey. trustee
Tor fhc threcvcar term. Theodore
Shockncv finance committee. J d.
Emery. s T. Kelly and W ~ Rome
81 Tho newt meeting " J.. Frazier
Judge ~ me Juvenile court. win hc
present and make an address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
HARRY SINCLAIR
QUITS BASEBALL
FORMER WHEELING BOY Is NOT IN
MARKET FOR PURCHASE
OF GIANTS.
Says He IL Through As Magnate, but
VIII stand by His Federal League
Friends Forever.

Harry z. Sinclair. former Federal
League magnate, who was reportsd TO
De negotiating FOR the purchase Of the
Grants. declares that he Is through a.
"a magnate and he viii not purchase
the New York club. However. sinclair
who IL a former Wheeling boy. says no
viii stand By the Federal League play
ers who were under contract with that
organization TO the end. lie will wind
up his connections as maEuate as
soon as he has disposed OF Benny kaun
Tom seaton and several other valuable
players.
sinclair. who IS known as the Okla
homa oil king. is backing Pat Powers
ana ne will also back James Gilmore ir
James can dig up a big league fran
Chlse. He has turned down offers FOR
many or the clubs Of the big circuits
as he said New York or nothing"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17

diets and TfiaCelphia district IN their
irsL meetirE la his branch OF sport
ne out th' Iih. ads have mad cons.d.
cradle practl.. aHd uuuer she direction
81 Coach stewart hey are showing we'll
IN ali three games. Linsly will be up
against SURF opposition and with Bach.
man out. they Will be forced 20 the limit
90 win.
Following IS Triadelphia schedule.
Jan. -. Linsly. At Wheeling
Jan. q. Wheeling. at home
Feb. :. Union. at home
Feb. II. Tyler County Hlzh. al MID.
dlebouruo
FEB. -. Sistersville. az sistersvuls
Feb. %. LIu-ly. At home
Feb. -. Shadyside. at Shadyslde
Mar. g. Moundsville High. al home.
Mar. DO. Union. az Beuwood
Mar. 10. Bridgeport. al home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
TRIADELPHIA HI
BASKET Ball Team viii Play Linaiy
Cadets on Local Armory Floor
wednesday Evening.

Liuaiy Institute basketball team VIII
have e. strenuous week Starting Wed.
ueadav evening they VIII play the TrIa.
drIuuIa district high school on tho local
floor ana Friday and Saturday they viii
go tu -I-trrsylilc and Midd1eb0r lu
fNn order named whore they viii PLAY
The teams OF those places These viii an
Dol extremely hard games Tor tho cadets.
|nnewurh OIL they VIII hc forced f0 PLAY
H.I rho contests. without The urnIsfHrre
Of If.Nufr. who Ie the star and Dr. D..
thought they W.I| have rounded out q
wHr hH OBJ. end of The week. fHHf VIII
Do able f1 take care OF the vacancy
caused hy Bacnman
"wednesday evening viii zee the ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
WHEELING WINS
Rosenberg Cages ls Out Of 20 Points.
Trindelphia Bests ShadyEide High
BY 90 20 ID Score.

Wheeling high school basket ball team
Saturday defeated the Middlebuurne
floor five by The score of go to o. 90
was "a hard fought contest and was
finally decided FOO thr last four minutes
or play whom Rosenberg shot three field
goals iu rapid succession. TIE made DO
out Of his teams 80 points
Shndyside hiuh school met defeat 90
the hands OF TrilIelphiH district high
a. the park Saturday evening. The pike
lads showed nap wen and Won out in the
last few minutes OF play. tf was "a
hard fought contest and resulted In "a 20
Co Us score
Tho y 80 g. A. student team defeated
the Loyal Sons team of the First Chris
tau church Dog ff. score OF % Co. 3D. af
the y n Ef muaeIufU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
CATHEDRAL ALUMNI
VIII Meet Fast Bridgeport Team at
Cathedral Armory Tuesday Eve
ning-ls Second Contest
for Alumni

Tuesday evening at the Cathedral
high school armory the Cathedral
alumni basketball team will meet the
fast Bridgeport five and a fast and ex-
citing game is expected. The contest
will start az Sis sharp and 10 is e.
pected that a large crowd OF alumni
rooters will be on hand 20 help make
things lively The management
wishes all friends Of the alumni 10 be
present az this game. Me- bers of the
alumni team are requested TO report
for practice at T.3O this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
ANOTHER MEETING
Athletic Directors VIII Hold Re
eessed Session IN National Bank
Building This Evening.

The stockholders % the Wheeling
Athletic association viii meet This
evening to finish their meeting which
was recessed from laet Monday after.
noon The esI-ou will bo reld In The
rooms n th' National Bank ~ West
virginia building and several mror.
.an' matters fhaf were held over from
last week will come ur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
SUSPEND MEETINGS.

Owing 20 illness among the mem.
bers % the congregation of the First
Baptist church Rev. F. g. Brininsfoo'
has decided 20 discontinue Tho revival
meetings which were started several
days ago In tho church until Feb.
ruary 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
WIN sen nains Propertv.

Al a brief session o. Marshall county
circuit court held here Saturday morn
ing an order was entered by Judge II
=. herNey directing the sale OF the
property Of the Mound city mine. The
company went into the hands OF the re-
crtNers some six months ago. the Dol
lar savings g. Trust Company Of
Wheeling being named As trustee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17

The miners employ ed az the Panama
mine below this city. who went out
"u a strike Wedne ~lay morning OF last
week. in protest g. using safety lamps.
went back TO work Friday morning tenn
purariiy pending ID, ouicial report OF
the inspectors. who made an invest ga
u1n Oi the mine Thursday Afternoon.
The men are working with open lamps.
the Inspectors having informed Mr.. Me
Ruadr, general manager az the COM
ruuA. the mine contained mo- lufiamma-
Ole gases. The official report Of the in
sp,ctors is expected to arrive today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
Tayior FuneraI TO-DAY.

Tho remains Of the late Miss blanche
Taylor. who auccumbod az tho home of
h"r brother. in Iitte hurgh Friday morn
irr. .u fhs dnf BIER mother was buried
here. VIII b. brought fo this tIfr to-day
90 unun. Tho body viii b. taken t1 NJ
Rose cemetery. where brief services Will
te conducted ul REV. Co. r smith. pass
Corr of OBJ. d. D.. church. and infrrmtuf
made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
No Arrests Made.

A. SET The local police nor county Of
iicials .t., made any arrests in con-
nectiou "ltn the holdup. which took
place on the Roberts Ridge road Fri
Jay afternoon. when Hanson Johnson
was held up by three masked men
ana relieved OF sis. The police have
nothing definite TO wor kou aud il is
likely that the bandits will not be APP
pretended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
Mime Resumes To-day.

quite a number of the miners OF the
Fort PITT mine will go 10 work this
morning operating the mine. IL was offi-
ciaily announced saturday evening. The
mine. which il located directly across
the river from this city. and at which
800 miners are employed. has not been
Ia operation sinch tee Eastern Ohio
strike was called two years ago. The
resumption Is due TO the receivers sale.
being confirmed at 81. Clairsville Satur-
day afternoon by Referee Judge Isaac
Castor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
Dave says:
Figuratively spe a king,
your $1,000 is certainly
ambitious when it aspires to
purchase
KrauS-made 0vercoats

that equal those sold earlier
III the season for So and
$1S. But it will actually
bring down these values to-
day.
Your $14.5O has designs
that are equally audacious.
1t dives straight into the
heart of our $40 and $22.5O
IOvercoat stocks.
And so on right down the
line. At $3.50 you com
mand the pick of our Over
coats in $50 and $50 values.
Ric II garments, all of
these. Tailored faultlesslv
and guaranteed to fit.
Weather for today: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
sTeRgoPTIcoN LECTURE.

Rev August g. Rasche will on nc,S
Sunday give an illustrated lecture.
taking a. his theme I'm Darkest
Africa over scvcuty-slidcs viii be
used to Illustrate the lecture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17
LOWE pEArH RArr.

rtTTsBURGH. Jan. 1.-THE death
rate iu Pittsburgh in 1915 was slightly
lower than the year previous. nc-
curilnr tn figures given out to-day b.
y. T. Edwards. ~ the death department.
Tho rate per 1000 population in 1915 wae
d.. and in 1914. 1876 During the parf
FUlr there were f.12f deaths compared
with ktaa tn 1914 More deaths occur.
red iaaf uccem her than in any other
month lu the city's history
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wANTED--Your JOB Printing ana orders
for Engraving of all kinds. calling
cards, wedding invitations etc, MAYES
PRINTING CO.. "a West Government
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnise hd mouse. Apply
1909 North Reus. Phone $40. 24sept-7"
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Sept. 23.-The cotton
market opened easy at a decline of
s to Is points under a renewal of the
selling movement which was in pro-
gres at the close yesterday. Some of
the rather less spot advices from the
south encouraged offering with De-
cember selling off to 1890 and jan
uary to 1896 before the end of the
call, or more than 40 points under the
high level of yesterday. Liverpool and
New Orleans houses were sellers, but
some of the local spot interests were
active buyers at the decline which
also attracted a good deal of covering
for over-the-week end and prices raj
lied 10 or II points from the loves.
Rumors of further reduction in
Egyptian crop estimates and the fail
ure of southern selling to become
more active helped the rally to 1915
for January and active months sold
about l to points net higher late in
the morning. The close was a shade
off from the best, but steady, net 2
points lower to points higher.
The cotton market closed steady.
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Markets
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Sept. 23.-Heavy
hedge selling carried the price of cot
ton Ia to 15 points down around the
market today. The decline attracted
buying in volume and at the end of
the first half hour of business prices
were point down to point up, COM
pared with the close of yesterday.
With several minor recessions I'M
der profit-taking the market held up
we'll toward the topmost levels. Late
in the morning the trading months
were unchanged to point up, COM
pared with the last prices of yester-
day.
The cotton market closed steady,
unchanged to points up, net.
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w. o. W.
Live Oak Camp, No. !. Woodman of
the World meets first and third Tuesday
nights for general business and second
and fourth Tuesday nights for degree
work. woodman Hall, 115 and 11735 West
Garden street.
w. n. WHITE,
c. VILLAR. Clerk.
c. G.
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Chicago, Sept. 23.-Wheat-No. 2
red, 1.55; No. red, 1873 10; No. 2
hard, nominal; No. hard, (old) 1.45.
Corn-No. 2 yellow, 80; No. yell
low, s2@83; No. 4 white, 81 IL.
Oats-No. white, At 1-4@48;
standard, At 1-2@48 IA.
Rye-No. 2, nominal.
Barley-75@1.16.
Hav-Timothy, 3.5O@5.O0; clover,
1100@14.O0.
Professionalism, 1920; lard 14.75,
ribs, 1420@14.70.
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POSITION WANTED.

IN memory OF Mr.. Frank L.
Mayes. and In recognition of the
spirit of fhlpfulness that was his.
The Journal win insert under this
classification free advertisements
for those In need OF employment.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS WANTED FOR FURNISH
ING MEDICINES,

PROPOSALS WANTED FOR FURNISH
ING MEDICINES.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of Commissioners of the City OF
Pensacola up to 2 O'Clock p. m. Septem-
Der 2S. 1916, for furnishing medicines for
the fiscal year ending September 30, 1871
said bids to be addressed to the Board
Of Commissioners and endorsed PROMO
sal for Furnishing Medicines" for the
following articles, viz:
Prescriptions, each.
Iodoform gauze, per dozen lars.
Cotton. per pound.
Carbolic acid per pound.
Bandages, 2-fnch, per dozen.
Bandages, 3-inch, per dozen.
Adhesive plaster, S-1inch, 10 yards per
roll.
Adhesive plaster. 1-inch, 10 yards per
roll.
Iodoform powder, per ounce.
Bichloride tablets, per hundred,
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or an bids.
BY order of the Board of Commission
ers.
+ c. W. EGGART,
1912 -20sep-7 City Clerk.
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YOUNG MAN of IS wants work. Strong
and willing to work. Address e. H..
care of Journal 2isept-f