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The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
Date Set for Golf Tourney.

Chicago, Sept. 1L-Middlewestern golf
professionals will hold their annual tour
nament here September 10 to determine
seven players who will represent their
section in the championship tournament
at Mount Vernon, N. Y, it was an
nounced today.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
A FliYYer Speed King

Chicago. Sept Il-Hau the fIivver
speed king, Paul D. Harvey. OF Oak
Park, III.
Harvey. racing in what looked &c
be a miniature edition Of Dario Rtsta's
PeUgeOt won two out Of three races
at the Ford Speedway meet at May
wood yesterday, averaging 62I7 miles
an hour in each contest He finished
first in the twenty and ffty-mile
events. b F. Davis. OF Paris, Ill, won
the thirty-mile race.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
INDIANS ARE EASY
FOR DETROIT TIGERS

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept 1.-THE Tigers
hammered four Indian pitchers hard
and won an easy game, 9 to l. Boehl-
ing was knocked out after four runs
had been scored in the third. Dauss
had easy sailing all the way. Heilman
made five hits in five trips to the plate,
including a double and triple. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12

Gandi hated for Boehling in third
Chapman batted for Gould in sixth
Bergman batted for Penner in eighth
RUns-Turner Witt, Bush (J Cobb Vezch. Craw-
ford. Heilmsn, Spencer. Two-base hits-CObb.
VeNch. Heilman. Three base hIts-Spencer. He'll
Sacrifice hit-Dauss. Stolen bases-Ntt.
Heilman Cobb. Bases on balls-On Boehling .;
of Gould, 2; Of Penner. !; of Dauss, !; of
Klepfer, l. Struck Out-By Dauss. 2; BY Psnner, l.
Passed ball-O'Neil. Umpires-Messrs. Owens and
DinGen.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
Brunswick A. c. Wants Games.

The Brunswick A. c. would like to ar
range games for the following dates:
September 10 and II. Any strong teams
wishing games call Main 55S7 between 9
and II a. m. and ask for L. w Hense.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
ORGANIZING NEW LEAGUE,

A duCkpin league is being organized b.
the Capitol Hill Bowling Alleys. ANY on,
wishing TO become a member communi
cate with Leonard B. Jay, 2O9 Pa. avenue
southeast
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
Gibbons to Box Dillon.

ST. Paul. Mimi. Sept. u.-Mike Glib
bons, of st. Paul, has accepted terms for
a ten-round bout with Jack Dillon, of
Indiana polls, the fight to be staged here
or in Minneapolis some time in October
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12

Earned runs-Boston ;; Washington. l. Left on
bases-BostOn, Z Washington, s. First base on
balls-Of Shaw, 4; of Ayers, /; of Leonard 4
Innings pitched-By Shaw, 7; by Ayers, 2 Hits
made-Of Shaw. s; off Ayers, ) Struck out-By
Shaw. 4; by Ayers, /; by Leonard. s. Two-base
hits-Janvrin. d. Leonard. Double plays-Hot,
tzel (unassstsd) Scott to Hoblitzel Henry to
Foster Wild pitch-D. Leonard. Passed ball
Henry Umpires-Messrs Chill and Evans Time
Of game-2 hours.
JOHN A. DJJGAN
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
DARKNESS HALTS GAME
IN JUNIOR LEAGUE,

The TruxtOns and the S. S. c. c. mines
Of the Washington Amateur League battIed
to fonr-inning 0to-0 tie game Yesterday
afternoon On the Monument Lot, when
darkness halted the contest. The Sunday
School team will play the Cherrydale
Juniors today, while the TrHtons will be
meeting the Regents. President Late had
not made any decision last night in refer
ence to the playing of Of this contest.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12

Runs-Shotton. Lavan, J. Collins ~. Weaver
E Collins, Jackson Struck Out-By Fsber. 5; by
Hamilton. ) Bases on bSIls-Of Hamilton, !; of
Faber, 2 TwobaSe hits-WeaTer. FSber. Double
play-Terry to Z Collins to Ness Empires
Messrs. Connolly and Hndebrand. Time Of game
hour and 81 minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
HaVre De Grace Selections.
By GEORGE b. NORRIS.

First Race-Murphy. Cleaning. Juliet.
second RAoe-Hyannis, kits POlonium-
Third Raee-Chelsea, Supernal. storm
Nymph.
Fourth Raoe-FlitterEOld, Bayberry Can
die, FenmOuse.
Fifth Race-Ainie T., Fantam Bala,
Reprobats.
sixth Race-Slumberer. Devil Fish. Cnn
Haven
Seventh Raee-scorpH, CheStsrton, Day
Day.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL

INTERNATIONAL
Buffalo, !; Roohsstsr. Z CTeo inninrNl
Buffalo s. RSchests,
NsvSrt. 5; RicAmond. L
Newark, (; Richmood. 2
Pr0Tfocnos, 2; BSltmc-s, q
Toroota. !; MnotreL 4
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee !. Columbus, q
st. Paul. ;; Louisville, 4
Kansas City. 2; Toledo. 6
Minneapolis !; Indianapolis s
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12

Borton batted for Koob in second.
Tobin batted for Hamilton in eighth.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays RESULTS.

New York, 9; Philli
ROst
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12

The Red Sox started bombardment Of
Joe Leonard's shins in the eighth inning
yesterday when Shorten and Scott both
bounced scorching grounders the third
sacker's way. Leonard made a high dive
for a foul fly in the sixth OF Janvrin's 5
bat and came up pretty well shaken up.
JOHN A DCGAN.
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(5ir bic -9rete grehe fir 8eras."
Ser 9enti6 : amerifaniide
HatiDnalb1tnS.
8bilaoelpbio, 9a., IL. SUM-

E fDt%SoN&fDia Rdy - NNAitt.
Inter feinen l1mitanoen bari bon
Dem oeutib-amerifmniiden Clement
Der gepolferung Der Ser. Staaten
Der guno bernabldiiigt peroen, Der
70 piel fir Die grbaltuna oeutider
Sitten nno fir Die ginbiirgerung
oeutiher &ulturiperfe eetan bat, Der
Oeuti6amerifaniide 0ationaIbuno,
oeifen Grinder nno Graiioent, Or.
6. S. 5eramer, 10 nit l1nredt an-
gegriffen uno berIeumoet moroen
lit. gs eebt 5ur5eit cine Stromnng
gegeI i'm ourd ben Cell Ser Be
p~olferung, melder ii6 oGem feino-
lid e%nteegeniteqt, mas oeutiden 0a-
men tragt. 9inter Sen finlteren
@eipalten, melde tie in Die 8ege ge-
leitet ba6en, iteben oielelben 2eute,
mel6e elmer S9einmoral oas @ort
reoen uno oesbolb nit aaen ibtell
81 @ebote itebenoen Mitteln Den
Sitra3ismus iiber oas bentIfe Gle
ment ser 8epolferitne nerbdneen
m0htert, neil es an leinen amerifa-
niiden giirgerreften un6 8iirqer-
freibeiten nidt riitteln lalieit min.
@dter Sinn fir RedJt uno @ere9tig-
felt lit ibnen ME eigen -gefueien.
Nus elmer miGfiirlihen geugung
oes &edtes fam Der groBen Maiie
oes 8olfes fem Seeen entiteben.
8as Dem Observation-Disclosures
Ratienal6uno aIein sum 8ormurfe
aemad)t meroen fam, lit iein uner-
idiitterli6es @intreten fir perion-
lide 8reibeiten. 9as aber gefiel
ben 9ltnfelmamern nidt, Die erit
Die perionlide un6 Damn Die polite
lfe Sreibeit Der gireer unierer
&epublif fned)ten poQen, INN unge-
binoert ienes treble Spiel at trei-
ben nno gu Gnoe 81 fiibren, oas
nidts anoeres be5pedt, ais ben Ser.
Staaten ibre llnabbangigfeit at neb-
men nnb groBen Iusberfauf an
@ngldln al bolten. Mls amerifmi-
Hde 8iirger baben mir bobere 8flidp-
ten 5u erfitaen, ais ms pioeritanos-
los benz @iIeu gewiiier Gemogoeen
3u fitgen tpelde NIT aIler Madt aui
Elm giinonis nit GngIouo un6 oel-
fen logiide 8oIgen binarbeiteu. Dab
Der 9ettIfamerifanilde 3ational-
bunb, nit Or. Seranter an Den
optic. Dielen umtrieben Der 9lngIt-
mnnen entidieoen enteeeentrot. i'll
inn arg peroadt unb allies aufae,
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SnIanD.

Sn ser @egeno BON @bites-
burg, 4la., wuroe Die 2eide oes
NadlaBri6ters %. &. 2apler BON
Maoiion Gountp, Der iib ourcb Ser
folgung Der iogen. o9ootlegger"
uno v9linoen Giger" in gepiiIen
areiien Iebr perbaBt eemaft bate,
aus einem blrh ben Senneifee SluB
gebiloeteu Sumpfe ge5ogen; DER &or-
per 2afuler's mics 5pei SduBpun-
ben auf u11o nor our1 lftpere @i-
ienitiIfe unter 8aifer eebalten.
Dur6 einen anonpmen 9rief muroe
Der Sberiff oufgeforoert oen Sumpf
abiuden 81 lalIen; orei Yerloneu
limo OILS Der 8at oeroddtig bereits
oerbaftet uno peroen bonn Sheriff
eegen etmaiee 2pnh : 8erlude Idarf
bewadt. Gin oierter Saftbefebl lit
segen ben @lerf bes Circuit" : Sc
ridts, Der bel Der lebten @abl ge-
gen 2atpler fanoibierte, erlaiIen NOR
oen.
aus SEEM Yorf miro mitgeteilt,
Dab fir mittelloie iunge 2eute, Die
fif an ben Slotten Manobern in
Der 3eit bonn Is. Iuauit bis IL.
beteiligen polen, Die I'm.
foiten fir &eiien uip. BON Der
8rmbesreeierung eetrasen weroen.
8o~rausgeiebt miro notiirlid. odB ale
I%pplifonten gut gebiloet itno uno
iid zines taoeqoFen 9ufes erfreuen
mitien
Die o~iesidbriaen &eniions-
8emiaiguneen in S0be bon $t5S,-
065,000 rliroen am Canning pom
Observation-Disclosures obne 9ebattc
an9enommeu.
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Die Beutige Gage.

9ie 3uiien boben G5er1opib ge=
rommen, 0os Die Seiterrei6er nod
topferer @egenmebr geraumt batten.
Sic 9euti6en uno Die Seiterrei6er
baben in @ali5ien uno 8olbDnien
Grfolge 81 per5eidnen. nobel iie
Smlenoe BON @efangenen genla6t
bober. Sn 6ranfrei6 ui1b 8elgien
lit Die Sage nod unDeronoert, es
miro ober Bel geroun l6orf ee=
fanlpft. Ilt6 BON Stalien lit ni6ts
NeueS 5u meloen. Som 8aIfan
fommt Die Ro6ri6t, BOB oie Bull
garen bon Wonaltir aus porriifeu.
@as ii6 barauf entmideln mag
metb man nod nidt.
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Ian0politif uno cine rnter1tiislnng
Der Negieruttg bur6 Did u1o Oiinn.
8er nit Der 3egieru1tg nift einper.
ftaitoe1t tit, tper tie fritiiiert, tper fe
taoeIt, mer eiren gtnfluB a1tf Die
&ongreBobgeoroneten gu getpinnen
Iu6t, nm our6 i'm Dem @irfen Ser
Gegierung entgegen 81 arbeite1L 1T
Elm &errdter. limo Elm 8eri6m0rer,
welm er oud) ME an GerI6morungen
ge6oht bot.
Hein tbeoretii9 miiroe oieies
merfmuroige Gbangelium ni6t ge-
tDirft baben unO 10 muBte eS oenat
irgeno mie praftii6 b%egriinoet uer=
ben. Ser Br1itoent foro oiele ge=
gritnoung Ieid)t. IS qiebt gerrGter
I'M 2aroe, &erI6morer, sic gege1l
Die Hegierung orbeiter, oie Die Mb=
georbneten i'm Gimme oes Iuslonoes
5u beeinfluffen iuden. Dos fino
Die frembgeborenen 8iirger. gfimt
oae, ober cine 4n5abl BON ibnen.
9ieienieen Die fremoipradige Ser
einigungen uno Iaian3en a%ritnoen,
in oenen iie lire gerldmorungen
ausbefen. ltno I'M Oiele 5u pernid)=
ten, miiIfea mir onoerrL ebten Nunc-
r%ifaner, felt 5uiommerbaIten ulto
miiiien ms I'm Die &egierul1g Ihaa,
rem, .. +. i'm oen oenlofrotil6en
Brafioenten, 11no miiifen ntft MIR
lene Gerrdter uno Gerf6iporer 3er=
famettert, Ionoern aud oie 9ortel,
gu Der fie 9eboren. ltno oieie Bor-
tel lit Die @e9nerin Der oemofroti-
l9en, Die republifaniIde. 2esteres
miro 3Dar nift gefagt, aber ange.
bertet.
9os lit .bas gSiiue", auf oas SEER
8ilion feline &agne bin fiibren
mil. Die gebouptlingenL auf benen
es begriinoet lit, iino 5rpor nidt
,fDobr; es eiebt feline gerldporer urlb
@errater, mie ct tie bartlett uno es
lit fein 8emcis amerifaniden So
triotismns, pern mar ieirem Mit-
burger ben Wuno Deri6lieBen mill,
10 balo er nit Der &egierung nidt
itbereinimmt. Iber tdulden mir
uns nidt, es lit Elm itarfes ySiine",
betln es bringt etipas Neues, einen
fos5inierenoen @eoanfen, cine 2ebre,
Die in Ser 8rnit gar manben @me-
rifaners 2eioenI6aften erregt, oie
BORT Ianee i6liefen. 8ir fonnen
baBli6e 9inge erleben, nenn Die
anf oieie 2ebre bin betriebene Mgita-
ton oie2eute milo madt II. oas Ser
itononis fir Hedt urto llnre6t Iid
Bel ibnen pertpirrt. 3esbalb nrub
elmer iol6en @irfung bur9 cine
feIte uno flare 9gitation enteeeer=
getreten meroen Die nadmeiit, ooB
oieie nelte 2ebre auf gan8 faliden
8orausiebungen 6aliert lit unb oaB
sic III ibr entbaltenen 8eI6ulbigun-
gen ni6ts meter ais politii6e Mgi-
totionsmttel iino, Inn einen Mann
sum Siege 81 perbelfen, an oeiien
Sieg ionit ii6erbaupt ni6t gil benfen
lpdre.
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ale Gprfen upn 9rnd : arbeiteu,
tuie Bidder, a5plbers", griefbusen unS
apMperts, &arten, Girtulare, Gimlabnns
gen isi,p., IN 9entfh nnb Gnsliifj, nett
aueaefiitrt. @fIfDn & g d ne a.
n n 9rinttms 60, FOG Ranarrp Stra
Sci. Ers6ett 1924.
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Pardon Attorney Pearson. OF Charles
Ion. spent yesterday here. IN. guest OF
tiary. ''''
*. II. Conner and Joe Bsuman. OF this
,.'N. spent yesterday at -. Clairsvtlle.
"; ar ending To business matters
". \. Na~myer and teorg- McCrack-
/ en-. Of this city. left yesterday Tor Graf
ION, 10 attend "A Shriners' meeting a.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. NoitIe. OF wash
lhsinn. Pa. Will arrive here to-day for
VISIT with Mr.. Noitl,'s parents Mr.
ana sra Mrs. W. II. Noitle. OF the camp
Mrs John \. Doty. Of Second street.
- quite ill al her home
= i. Brucn. Of Pittsburgh. spent yes-
,.-e mere Attending To business mat
Miss Eta bird. OF Second street is
l ~ NUNS several DAVIS at Franklin. q
/ Ni.lilnE with friends
James Coleman who has baep ii, -.
10y Tor several days. returned 10 mis-
nome at Charleston. yesterday even
Charles smith. 81 ChiIlicotbe &, al
tended th" funeral OF his uncle. NJ 4
'', ME- H a. yesterday.
! toos' arrived home Nes,drds'y r, sn,
ir 2ial'' Cal. where they spent the
Mr.. and Mrs Woodward. OF Nelson
/ Niil". O.. were called 10 this civ on ~
Sounlt OF the death Of the late NJ a.
J ~ 49, eater who is attending
,n' Methodist school az BaItinInr. Ma
Z spent yesterday here. ,f-itins mn -,
, HryJh,r- He Is en- route 60 his home an
/ :. q. Smith. Of New r..xinr,o, q
was called to This city q, st.r,ls, fm ~
J smith. '''' NJ ~
senator l.. D.. French. eandfJ,,, ,o-
l"' l'smu"rati. nomination. 10 c..,....'
/ n'I VIII deliver AN address al mo ,1urt
mouse this evening. ' "'
" sHH IH.. HHru.
: ,rf 90; thls cIt,. is ~p.na.,.. .. a.. ~,
D .'"N mere visiting with relatives and NJ
, NUNS To- business matters
f"N- q. e. f.anhsu. pastor az ,b. ,..f.
! wary VI J.. church. v Ha has b..r .,,,.,.
f.'H-N iI IS SLOWLY recovering
| NI.iHng Bottom and Malcolm T.u.t.
! '' iNh' RS "f 10" senior class o. fh. mon
N'H""i were attending 20 iu~tn.-s r,,.,,-
tors u' Wheeling Yesterday
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SEN. FRENCH TALKS TO
WOODROW WILSON CLUB
Gubernatoriai Candidate Addresses
Local Democrats In Meeting
Last NIGHT

Former state senator ID O. French
Oft HIunt'Id. candidate for fhr Demo
cratic romina ION. addressed .Hr
woodrow Wilson Democratic club a| ID
m''tIuA 'le' r..Uf n beethoven ba,
Tine meeting Was we'll attended. Do be-.
mI necessary .u open tho donre into
'1r main auditorium converting Two
rooms INTO one. fo accommodate Che
crowd.
Follow InE senator Trsurh- address
q rs. luuII. of tI.. otis. save a short
.Hih lr meeting was presided over
hy sheriff s o. Svrsr,, So bu.
moss wac transacted
Ih" speaker tu. us,I Friday ,to.
rIu- m'"uul Iaa NOT been decided
upon THE club uI. request. flr date.
fum several candidate. On I. Ht..t.
nov over. 'hti tUr u'Nf Wr'.iu. viii rr
add ra-.d ns Uf Dur, UU.. .f .I....
John j turuvnI both Df whom laid.
luifruHfU.IHl tHud .UHfsa
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ACCEPT GERMAN REPLY
tcOntinued from FIRST Pase1

Gear. They were thai the United
HlaieS sun holds firmly 10 ITS d4:.r
inlnaiion that mistake" Of srt<.
iln' commanders are not admissible.
maj ihey are unforgiyabIe and that mo
united States must continue TO rsrar5
discussion Of the conduct Of otber
nelhE rneris a. irrelevant 10 ITS dis
'us.ipn OF Germany conduct.
NhH" To-" tone of the German note
was said Co bee Disappointing. most of
ms expressed the view that after au
th' LANGUAGE was immaf.riaI Do Oh,
assurances were an that had been
asked for
~ the end of The cabinet meeting
IN" President asked all th. member
present 10 read the German NOT. yery
carefully and report to him Their
views. Ih" President remained In hi.
STUDY aIi day and examined tho Ger.
man NOT" very carefully Tonight he
OF the country
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WANrED-A boy to work i'm baka 80,
Apply li61 Market 81. my-s-i
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M0UNDSVILLE
John R. Kelley.

john r. kelley. aged and highly re-
SptCt"d resident OF this county diei
Thursday evening al the home OF his son
\ =. Kelley. OF Mctghen. ou Fish creek.
death being the result of infiruatiss IN
cidcut toold age. Deceased was -
years or age and had been "A csident OF
me f1Sh Creek vicinity nearly his entire
Ite. tie was one Of the aggrs i've
farmers ~ Fish creek and was wei and
most hiEhl. respected in the community
iu which he lived. tie is survived by
four sons. his wife having preceded h. mi
IN death a number 90 years.
Funeral services over the remains will
be- held at the Bowman Ridge NJ r.
church sunday morning at n o'clock.
with the Rev. Drake officiating. Inter
ment viii be made IN the church GENE
terry.
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GENERAL NOTICE.

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Notice.
oft-c b. h'rshN given that have lost
t'ruflCHft Numb.r ftiN Tor fifteen
shares Of tho Preferred Capital Stock OF
the IA Belle Iron works. a corporation.
organized and doing business under The
Laws uI fu' state ul West Virginia an 8
that application has ben mad, 90 said
,"mptul Zoo issue new Ut duplicate certl-
fcafe OF the ON. lost.
Gwen under nay hand this 10th day ID.
April. 1916.
AIRS. MARTHA DENNISON.
aI-..-I-MA-..
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PERSONAL
FOR SALE

ron SALE good farm mare In
quire 2l04 Warwood Ave. Warwood.
my-6-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

April so. hut the local extended the
time until May \. after which the jour
neymen will work with the under and
iug that any decision granted them viii
have been IN eject May :. The arhitra-
uun board will meet Monday As be
Tor" stated. Ia. Wellshurg BARRIERS are
affiliated with local No. 226.
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Smith Funeral Had.

Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Mathew 4 smith. who sue
cumbcd al his home ON sixth street.
tuesday morning. following lengthy
illness. were held a. the plsc. uf death
L.Sterday afternoon at o'clock Rev.
70. l. Smith. pastor or the First NJ. e.
church onlCiated. lntsrmeut was made
In Greenlawn cemetery
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SEALED PROPOSALS
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 viii receive bid daily
at its office al Charleston. West NIrginia
Tor furnishing supplies FOR the several
state institutions, the financial manage
mcut OF which b. vested In said Board.
Contracts viii b, awarded TO ihe lowe u
bidders, quality considered. and other
things bs,ng equal We. Virginia deal
crS Will b' given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
uishea bidders ON receipt OF rtqucs t.
stating the lin" desired.
STATE IiOAl,D or CONTROL.
Ja-l-tf ChaTlesto AesI Virginia.
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The local hish school baseball team
Will meet the Magnolia High team. OF
Sew MartiusVllI- this afternoon Hf fu.
Firth street ball park. Tn. gam. will
h' called promptly ar O'Clo-s. aud tu.
usual saturday afternoon crowd I- .N-
p"ctsd Meredith VIII be on the nriug
line fUg the locals
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WANTED

class mine electrician
Call li5-B. Natl phone. my-5-tf
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There s. little doubt buf that the 70
VIII Doe rush fnr announcement ,,rtIu-
Gates today. al the offig OF CLERK Victor
=. Myers. as 10 Iz the last day candidates
Tor office can fir their csrtircsfe-. EIt
Jew have a- yef received their cert feat.
uf announcement and paid the fs. pro
y.i'i Tor ia the new primary election
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senior Complete WORK.

The members Of the graduating class
'of the high school YESTERDAY completed
fn"ir work. the last lnal examinaf ION 81
being held yesterday morning During
the next week or ten daN~. ths hiS-
members will complete nuaI arrange
usutS for the commencement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

RIGGS Bros yesterday began tho work
or erecting "a new garage iu the rear
or the 'rImmelI ronf"rtIOuary on Isrer.
son avenue. The garage will pe are
proof and modern Boz every respect. II
Will b used by Jess Crimmeil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

The remains ~ tho late Eentnn NurUu.
| The young man who surrumbrd Poo tub.
srcuior.z A. 10" prison Thursday morn.
| fuE were sfirueI fn rho home uf FIe
nofhe in ohio y~et'rday. whore services
will b. conducted.
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POULTRY

EGGS FOR EatchiuL from pure bred
Z. Rhode Island E,us Parks bred-;o-
lay plymouth Rocks. Blue NudaIusians
gnd prize winning Columbian wyan-
dott"S a. 800 yer 10. II'nry iauC. as
i4flt 81 sU-fat -tuN-b
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

George G. Wells was Brilliant. o..
business caller on Friday.
X. X. MahleN. Of the columbus slate
Company. OF columbus o.. was "A Wells
burg business caller Friday.