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The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
OWEN And
CONDON TIE
These Schools Lead in
Track Meet for
City Title

Grammar school athletics In De
aat received q great boost last
alra, when l-s youngsters. ranging
.un r-rtyear-o.ls 10 raice taat
asa competed a. .se s. N. C. A.
eatam for the city indoor track
-smra1-af7s OF the schools Hun.
lrs8 1t patrons o., the school
hacked Nae sym and We're delighted
vith tre a-hler,c exhibition. The
meet couldn't have been uore OF "a
success some .s schools scored
points and the Condor and Owen
rh1-. tied for first place with "a
ro,nts cagh. The division OF hon
ors auoce so many schools greatly
pleasea an concerned. Gold, silver
and bronze medals this morning
ado-a The persons of the winners
Of tie first places In each seven.
The entrants were divided into four
classes. rhe division being based on
weight.
While the boys were thus per
forming ar the "Y,' the girls OF
Eastern high we're given a gym
nasuc exhibition ar their gym.
The results in detail o. the cham
pionsh.7 meet follow.
THE SCORE ny SCHOOLS.
Condor. I4g owen, I4g Franklin. -,
Fairbanks. lIG Higgins, IOg Field, al
Mumford. a. Bishop, 81 Barstow, 81
Moor. Moor, s, Giliies. s. ThlTksIi. 81
CroAman. Al Irving 81 Hancock, 81
Tilden, 81 scr4pps. 81 HilIEer, 3, Greu-
sci, ?; Pitcher, II Palmer, \ harr, ~
Marcy, ~ NRshinEton. 1.
THE SUMMARY.
shot Put
class A-Eluer Biuz Moore. Hrst.
Fred G-osti-k, H.Eg.ns, third. Dis
tarce. ~ ~ III in
Glass Doe C9rso. Barstow. FIRST.
Ross Campbell. eroswan. second Joe
carney. Franklin. third. Distance.
class ,Gs-wtmam usns-1el M-uu.
Ian. frsJ Nathan Wschman, Ttlden,
second. Harold Oppenhefm, Irving
th-rd Distance. aa Il. In.
Coadon. f-st Alfred wsitsrhst. Nsm-
ford. SEE eona Robert carney. Frank
ltE. third Distance, 30 %. -n
High jump.
class A-CIarence Hoffman. Elg
gins. frst Earl BLISS Hancock. sec
ond. George. OIney Palmer third
Class B-WIlusm Wall Franklin
first, Fred Guyuan. H.iiger. second.
Earl P.att pitcher third Hight.
l-.2 .I' .-n .--rs-..-,, --At-l...
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
her 1915 League Honor Cobsospa Report Makes y Lead Passes
Price of Golf Balls to Fall
When Patents Expire in Spring

CHICAGO, 2trhere bo a OF
% sele
sul ability %
"a
tolbuTu pate rubb
balls although
In
that the golfers here
while reductions
yesterday
OF
the ROYALTY and that the changes viii take Of the
brands reduced 10 while
the highest skill n golf bali production. viii sell
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
Sammy's Program

~ his for the immediate future
his friends The lightweight will 60 % New York
4 within The be
and instructor OF long experience
of will
in the
doverh
Wiling
friends
will
Phil Bloom Brooklyn phantom
Gradwel
offers fight in the
main
planned Cleveland He bouts Milwaukee
gadators
fight vigorously for about six rounds and then peter His
10
be the Of probably big house
Eddie jammed into his
o
in
hvIlb Joe of bay hef
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

Oakmsn's booIers win tackle the
Aliens tonight at 'hc Allen home
grounds ~ Eighth and Michigan
THIS match will be thriller
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

some tennis folk we've not surprised
nt Nnuricc WcIauEhlin'A break with
the tennis hodv They sny he began
TO crack last summer when johnston
trimmed him.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
The Luck of Sisler.

ahead a
NH from s
IVE ball by
to
Louis Doc I7an another former
II
Johnson former Fed TO play shop
for TIA American league
Pittsburgh
Callahan has been made manager OF the Pirates
reads Hughey Jimmy be successful
thanev Fred Clarke
the o
nine club presidents Percy Haughton being No
Bill Donovan has paid quite a g
Mack ahead
from
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
Another Comeback.

ME Comeback Pike
famous Mysterious of
aGothe other bac
his erg" thing or
his fret apnorep-
rounds Smith b and
he old Of the comeback repeated
took Mike Gibbons 30 seconds polish
The OF SS555 be
Ahearn got s55 second long he lasted record r
losing hgher
Harry Pollok who Freddie Welsh Frcd, always
the fans Tor their
fails Z s III run and no hgbt
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

YWH show Eddie Collins A ar
leads In bases balls last year with Frl, honor
N srIl IN second p A
Peach last season IT. sort OF sailed u. ,--.
Cobb
poaion. all Collins drew ll9 basc. ON ban. anu ~ s
the wash ana '7'
him strollng downt 10 hrste
bar hve illness and Sr'f+el
apiec l..' '
among with totals OF l-N
Few players pitchers onener than Cobb l'ln'
in the
Fenchmans a. The Na.ilA -'5
the
Tvrus Kulner OF The and former Tiger ea7 VIZ.
the and Braves
Johnson the Pirates l3 Then comes 'obo "
trail II i blast
Cohb In he this
wit trembling qualing
orJeu veteran ball who ed
artillery the famou
baIng of II happens however 'al
Cobb would haveba a Of only 5lo
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

Bill Donovan paid quite compliment 70 Ice Magee n
winning player said the Smer and no pame could ask for
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

Our bright Jester observes today that having been given
Connie Mack Charley Comskey is Lapp ahead Of the other cu
he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
RUSSIANS WILL
SOON TAKE P|NSK

LONDON. July IL l@:n5 A. m.-SpHC'
ial dispatches from letr"grad reiirc'
the feeling that PinSk Is likely soon ii
fall before General III usSIlnGis advance
The Daily News rclrograd corrcspon'
dent says:
The situation 1t Pinsk Is extremely
complicated for the Germans. FlnHF
now is the extreme point OF the German
p"rcmpt"ry running into Russian Terri
tory. Owing To tho wide sweep OF the
Russian advance from the Lutsk salient
in the past Few days. any attempt by the
Germans IL hold up the Russians u! an
attack on the Hank now must Dc maus
north al the Pinsk marshes.
IF the Germans ara unable /" Guther
forces Tor this move. or REGAIN ths
ground lost south Of Finsk. they are
likely To lind the whole Plnsk district
isolated by Russian raids through IN"
marShes--a special nj warfare in whic"
The Russians excel
The Posts Ictr"grad correspondents
says:
we now are rapidly approaching the
moment when General BruSSiloff. haN'
ing cleared the rlnsk marshes region
begins directly Ia threaten the rlSht
Hank Of the German position generally
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GEN, BLISS TO INSPECT
CONTINUED From First Page.)

inspection trip started report that
he was slated to take supreme com
mand on the border and in Mexico
should need arise for aggressive
action. War department officials would
not discuss that aspect OF the Sltua'
ton.
Back to Mexico.
DOUGLAS. Ariz.. July II The lSSu,,
ance Of a proclamation by General
Elias Gales. military commander of
Sonora, today ordering all volunteer
soldiers to return 10 their homes. WAS
the signal for Tho beginning of an
exodus of American mining and cattle
men from the border district. Twenty
or more left Douglas for points IN the
interior of Sonora during the day.
General Gales announced that he
had dcmohiliZed four thousand rolun'
teer caralrymrn who had been en-,
campcd for several weeks in From,
teras. Cuchuta and NacoHari. 10 The
south of Douglas. Approximately m"
same number remain tn be dcmohI-
lied in Cananea. MacdalCna and Her
mosillo. he said.
The southwark movement Of regular
troops from border concentration
points was also started today. Eight
thousand men under Generals NJ. Mar
tino and Rafasl Estrada. have heen
entraininE for The YaQui River valley.
according To reports al General Gales
headquarters In Aqua Prieta, from
Hermosillo and Magdalena
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YOUNG
MAN BROWNS IN OHIO

Special Dispatch 10 the lntcllig"ncer.
STEURE,NVll.LE. O., July IL
William Sharp. IL. was drowned in the
Ohio river below Dam Ma. TO- north of
This city. late to-day. and Hugh Clark,
jr., H. his companion. had miracu-
Ious escape from similar fate when
their Skiff was caught by an undcrCur-
rent. drawn in under the dam and cap
sized. They rnwcd mp the river from
here and vcnturCG 100 close 10 the
dam.
Sharp. a strong swimmer. started 10
swim ashore when thrown from he
boat. but was carried rapidly down
stream into a deadly whirlpool. he
fought desperately for several minutes.
then sank in full view of occupants Of
half dozen boats hurrying 10 the
rescue. The body has not been reCov-
cred.
Clark. who was in the bow of the
boat. was tossed against the raised
wiCkets Of the dam and seriously CAl
and bruised. Despite injuries and rush
of water, he grasped and chung 10 the
wickets until rescued. He Is in Il crit
ical condition.
Sharp is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Sharp, OF this city, and was
social favorte in the younger society
set Clark is the son Of Hugh Clark,
prominent local banker.
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Wheeling. were the guests of Miss Eliz-
abeth McMillcn and mother recently.
Rev. Frisbc of Morristown. called on
{. B. Clark. Saturday afternoon.
Elmer Galloway and sister. Ella. Of
GAINESVILLE, were visitors at the Park
last Friday.
MIR. Hanson Jarrett. of Morrisonvilie.
, H.. arrived here last week. OH account
Of the condition If his father, Mr.. VIM.
Jarrett
Miss Minnie Staldcr spent Saturday
at Wheeling.
Mrs. galloway. of near Quaker City,
visited over sunday with her sister. Mrs.
Mrs Nh E +, Barnes attended tho fu-
neral OF Mr.. John Moore a; Barnrsville
last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert have moved to
returned from tn" country 1" her home
here formerly occupied By MIR. Gilbert.
An auto load from Adena passed
through here sunday morning enroute
TO GAINESVILLE.
MIR. and Mrs y. Z. Perkins VAS called
10 the home OF their daughter, Mrs; l..
~ Stonehrakrr near Armstrong; Mills:
Friday nvenin. by the serious illness OF
their granddaughter, Mildred We. are
MIR. and Mrs. J. ". Perkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. stanley Stonebraker and son. Brr-
nard. called on Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis. NJ
near Allednnla. Sunday afternoon, Mrs.
Stonebrakcr remaining for few days
with her mother.
Mr.. Andrew Jarrett, Of Belmont.
called on VIM. Jarrett and wifi" Friday.
William Rahr. of Wheeling. spent FRI
day ana Saturday with his friends, Ray
mnnd Jenkins.
Mr.. Miles Ston"brak"r. of Ccntcrvillr,
called on friends here Friday.
Berion Powell has returned from a
visit with his brother in Indiana.
CharlcrStalder Is visiting relatives in
Monroe county this week.
Mrs. Verne McGnurhy and Mrs. Fred
Wilson aud little daughter. Dorothy.
spent Thursday in Barnrsvllle.
Mr.. Verne Orrisnn and wife spent the
Fourth with friends ut Slcuhcnvillc.
Mrs. Jane McCloud Ellis Rcntly, Of
Cent"rvil". and Ihalmcr Jarrett, of
Kelsey, were calling on friends here Fri
day.
Miss Alice Fulton. OF near 81. Cla!r:-
willie. was a Sunda| visitor here.
Mr.. Walter NnAdams. Of Wheeling.
called on friends ut the park sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. l.. Perkins and Mar
tha Iioge and mother. Mrs. Emily P"--
kins. called IN Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, near
Allrdonia. one day recently.
Mr.. Jesse Adkins and familE 81
BadgcrsburG. are moving 10 Rarncsrllle
this week. Mr.. ]. ". Perkins taking the
first load yesterday.
Mr.. David Rahr. Of Wheeling. returned
10 his work the first of this week. after
spending a week with his family at
their cottage on the park.
Clyde Lynn and Don Gregs visited
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BRITISH AND FRENCH
Continued From First Page.)

thodical capture Of the whole of the
cnemy's first system Of defense on Il
front Of $4,000 Yards
The news from Tho eastern front is
equally satisfactory from an allied
point of view. The German official
communication at last admits that the
fighting on the Slokhod line is ap'
preaching kovcl on both sides of the
railway, and claims that the Russians
have been driven back near Huleviche
Much comment was caused here TO-
day by the German denial OF in AL
legged Russian claim that Pinsk had
been evacuated, as no such claim has
vel been made in the Russian official
dispat ches.
1t is now clear that III" Russian
drive in tho direction of kovel has
brought the German offensive at Lutsk
10 a siandstiil. and. according Ia the
Russian communication. the Germans
have brought up strong rCinforCe
ments to defend the Stokhod line and
Kovel. General BrusSiloff now has The
imnaSSa bic Pinsk marshes covering
his right flank and is in a position to
outfank the German defenSeS OF
kovcl.
To Retard Advance.
The huge confla cations, noted in the
Russian communication. south OF the
Kovel railway. are regarded in Pelro-
.. grad as having hcen used by The Ger
mans to cover their own retreat and
impede the Russian advance, which Is
within twenty miles Of kovellc. The
capture OF "a 600 prisoners by the Rus
slams in the Stokhod and Galician bat.
ties from July 10 July S seems 10 IN
dictate that the Germans hay" been I'M
able To- throw in reinforccments IN
sufficient strength TO stem the Rus
sian advance.
According 10 report from Bernn.
Switzerland, the Austrians are hur-
ricdly transferring the Landsturm
from Serbia and Montenegro in an at
tempt 10 hold back The Russian The
difficulties confronting the Central
Powers in meeting The all round at
tack ara indicated in the Italian oil.
ficial statement tonight. in which It
is stated thai the AuSlrians have been
Obliged 10 recall to the Italian front
rroons which were about 10 be sent 10
the eastern front.
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program the study Of China was con-
tinurd. and in tho absence Of the pro-
gram committee, was conducted by the
president. Mrs. A. f. Perkins
Topic: christianity Propaganda -
The Y. w. c. \. and EvanCelistic
Campaign" Mrs. Charles Walker.
Need Of Bib" Training Schools. Need
nf Christian Kindergarten. and Need of
Christian Literaiure. Mrs. J. ". Per
kins.
AN Article from the Friend Mrs. A.
T.. Perkins.
Helpful practical talk by Mrs. Church.
Church.
Next meeting 10 hn held at tho church
parIor Thursday afternoon. August 3.
Adjournment.
Social hour with victrola.
Tho W. {. r. /. will meet at the home
nf Mrs. Fred Brown Friday evening,
July I. Each member urged Ia be pres
emit as important business Will be franc
acted.
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HOTEL boutwell,

AtlQntlc City, z. J.
Virginia ave. second house from board-
walk and Steel Pier. Every appoint.
ment. Highest standard In cuisine ana
service. Booklet. J. & y. r. Boutwell,
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EXPLOSION IN MINE
tCouttnued from First PaBe,)

every recess and every room in the
mine and reported 10 their superin-
tendent, Mr. f. C. Pickett. that no man
remained therein. AS Mike Freeman
walked 10 the surface OF the mine
shortly before o'clock and announced
TO his chief that there We're none IN
side, the two men clasped hands.
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Thrilling stories of tho explosion we're
told nf men who were down in tn" min"
when il happened. n. ". Lewis. machine
man. said he was working in his entry
whom he saw he flash "tirahhing q
pitcher Of waller standing near me. /
soaked my shirt with il and stuck my
face into rho dirt until the fire passed
over me-" he said
John Oliver, another machine man,
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-To bug. second hand cash
register Address {. }. Heinz. Wheel
ing w. Va. General delivery. jc-2S-n
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DEUTSCHLAND
.(ContinUed From First Page.)

an American port, Germany expects,
in 4 measure TO rc-cStablish her lost
comcmrce and mail communication
with the rest Of the world. The view
here Is that no such project would
have been undertaken had not The
German interests behind IL been thor
nughly satisfied that the status OF The
vessels was unquesuonablc.
The torpedo being Il submarines es-
scntial weapon 10 make her effective
AS war craft, it was the possibility
that the Deutschland might be pierced
for torpedo tubes that was the chief
concern Of the American naval officers,
headed by Captain Chief Hughes. who
INSPECTED the vessel today. Not only
were none found but an examination
Of the forward part Of the vessels hull
where torpedo tubes naturally would
be located, revealed. il was learned
that the structure was not substantial
enough 10 contain them.
Is No War Vessel.
{ Rcf0r" the Deutschland could he
| armed like a German naval submarine
entire reconstruction forward would he
necessary. This fact WAS sufficient, ir
| the minds nf the American experts &c
/ warrant their decision that tn" pcutSoh'
! land could IN no wise he considered H
| war vessel.
the poSSlhllltE mat guns could ~
! mounted on her SupcrSlructurc was un'
! i"r&loud To have been considered also
| lfuI there were nrii her guns nor en-
= placements in evidence.
Captain Hughes and his associates
were given The entire freedom Of the
| ship. and there WAS no space within thu
| interior ihni they did not explore. The
! ncui Schland today began unloading heI
cargo Of dycstuffS. This task prnhahl!
viii he completed on Thursday after Sh'
| which sh" will begin In TAX" on her re-
! lUrn cargo Of nicklr and rubber.
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Briefs.

The annual Sunday school ricnic of
the First NJ F. and st. Johns Methodist
churches will hold their union picnic
at Paden park, Wednesday,.
Mrs Vim. Stone spent Monday shop
ping in Wheeling. -.
Va, Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. j.
Miss Lizzie Davis. Of Wheeling. IS tho
guest Of h"r aunt. Mrs. Fred Bucher Of
Virginia street.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rrast and SON,
Phillip. returned to. the city Monday,
after visiting at different points in the
west.
Misses Kathryn and Mildred McCas-
kcy spcnt Sunday at Point Pleasant as
the guest Of their aunt. Miss Callic
Schar.
Mrs. Lon Chattcrton and chi ldr"n. nf
S!stersville spent Sunday as the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Everett Morgan.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Notica to Take Depositions.

Notice to Take Dispositions.
Florence DelaSant. Plaintiff. Ns. FRANK
Delasant. Defendant.
In the Circuit Court CT Ohm County
West Virginia.
pclasant. Defendant. -,
The above named Frank DciaSant will
lake notice that the dispositions "f Mrs,
W. A. Garland and +. W. D. Smith. Will
be taken AT No - Halsey Street. Gil!
nf Brooklyn. in the county OF Kings,
State of New York. on the 9TH day of
August. A. r.. 1915. between the hours
of ? o'clock y NJ and o'clock y. n,. to
h. road rs cviicnr. in the above cause
on behalf Of tho above named Florence
DeIasant And IL. from any cause. the
taking Of the said dispositions shall not
ho commenced. or being commenced
shall not I've completed on the day aiorr'
said. the taking Of tho same will be adj
journcd from time 10 time. AT tho SANE
place and between th, same hours. until
the Same shall he completed.
FLORENCE. Dt,LAS.tNT.
BY John J. Conff, Attorney.
jy-5-lH-l9-2o
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new MARTINSV|LLE

NEW MARTINSVILLE W. Va. July
ll.-A number OF younger people gave a
SWIMMING pnrty Monday evening. n
I'll the last two weeks thn water has
been most too cold for muCa swimming,
but from now on We expect 70 have
large swimming PARTIES. Tho crowd
crowd Monday evening reported n very
good time.
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Entertained.

Mrs Rahr and daughter Mrs. Re-
hecca CauldchauGh. Of Wheeling. enter
tanned MIR. and Mrs John wilson. Mr..
and Mrs ficskri To a o'clock dinner AT
their cottage on thu park Saturday
evening.
The Park hotel served o'clock
chicken and waffle dinner Ia 4 number
OF persons from Ba"ncsrIllc Friday eve
ming.
Misses Sarah and Lido Dudley enter.
tanned their sunday school class Of
Wheeling at their collage on the park
last Friday.
an auto load Of friends from Martins
Ferry on" day last week.
Miss pcIora Gregg and brother. lt"her
entertained Miss N"lli" Gregg. OF this
place. and Mr.. Collins nt mon town
shin AT their home north uf town sun
daV
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Picnic S1lDDer.

4 picnic supper was given AT Fadon
park Friday by number of the younger
set. The parties left on he O'Clock
car and returned at q. Those present
Edwin Shuman and Elizabeth Snodcrass.
Of Slstcrsville; MessrS. Russell Morris.
Lloyd Tranci. Saul Rough and William
koontz.
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BETHESDA, 0.

BETHESDA. o.. July il.-Rcv. j. W.
Gaines Of Mnrristown. filled tho pulpit
nj the Christian church sunday morn
ing and evening. in absence OF their pas
tor. who is suffering from light attack
Of typhoid fever.
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naunin0 PARTY,

Mrs. Joe Slender was hostess to A.
number of tho younger set. Friday oV""
ming. at a dancing party given in honor
of her nicceS, Misses Frances and Agnes
nieGnillcr, Of Wheeling. The party was
held at tho Slender residence on Maple
avenue The evening was very pleas
antly spent In dancing and cards. ~
n seasonahlc hour delightful lunch
VAS served
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Substantial Appreciation.

NEW YORK. July ll.--A check Col
SIN QUO WAS Srnt Today 10 Captain Pau
Kocnig. captain al tho German suhma'
rim" Deutschland. ny August H"ckSchcr
New York capitalist. In recognition al
the submarines 1,Hl The sum will ho
divided among lrC officers ana the men
Mr.. I;rckSch"r sent the check through
Charles Won H"lmot7. manager Of ~
North German Lloyd Steamship Com
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Ronnrt of w. f. M, s,

The Wumau'S Foreign Mi~Sirary So
rirIy held their regular monthly meet
ing Thursday afternoon a: the home OF
Mrs Louis" Patterson. devotional was
conducted lay tn" president prayer by
Mrs church: Report of I'll" work
done for tn" third quarter was given
hy tn" trrasur"r. Mr.. Wilcox. For the
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D 7 E D

RUssEL-On Monday. July 10. 1915. at
$50 o'clock y. H., CLARA RUSSELL.
in the 10th year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. No. IS
Thirly-third street. on Thursday nj.
.ternoon at 1870 o'clock. Friends OF
the family invited. 1nterment in
Greenwood GENE terry.
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s2.5o up Daily; $3.50 mp weekly.
HOTEL WESTMONT

Ocean End Rhode Island Az, Atlantic
City.
Capacity 800. Always open. Sea-
water baths. Table excellent. Fnnklct.
y. P. RAHTER, Mgr.
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SEALED PRCPuSALS

Notice to Manufacturers, Jobbers, Mer-
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the State Board Of Control of the State
of West Virginia will receive bid daily
al its office at Charleston. West Virginia.
for furnishing supplies for the several
State institutions the financial manage
Contracts will be awarded TO the lowest
bidders, quality considered, and other
things be4ng equal. IVES: Virginia deal
ers will be given preference.
Lists of supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL,
1a.l.tf Charleston, West virginia.
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The w g.. T. L. are planning their
marcel post. sale TO II" held Saturday
afternoon, July - Mnr" definite ar
ranycmcnts will b" made nrNt week.
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Society Picnic.

Tho Christian Endcaror Society Of tho
Christian church loft In automobiles
Monday morning for Elephants Rock.
where they spent the day, outing. They
took their dinner and supper and. en-
loved q whole days picnic.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Breummer & Hildebrand

Mr.. Vim. j. Greenlee. Of Neffs. one day
the first of the week.
Mrs. Harry Russell. Of BellAire, has
arrived here and will spend the summer
on the park.
Mr.. S. T. Cole of MERGED. Gala. 10 visa
ting his sister Mrs. Anna Shipley, and
other friends this week.