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Pittslbgu!l!rgyh

j T.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 22.-The ten
dency q ctton which has char;
actefized the Operations on the local
stocE market lately was still prom1-
nentiy fnIsYide nce yesterday. An illus
tration ofE this fact was not only repre-
santed the total} number Of shares In
vowed fnithef various transactions, but
also by the few issues on the list which
we're brought into the market.
ii the glassware department Ameri-
can Window Glass Machine common
acted 40 the sol tary representative,
ana IL isgp possible that this lonesome
ffected it's strength as well as
animation, since sc broke half point
on sales amounting to 95 shares.
Considering the poor market. the
otIs and SgaBsesSWere there in force OF
number; but ind yidually their vitality
was nothing to boast Of, although they
held comparatiyely tirm to their prices.
For instance, Pure Oil was traded IN
tothe extent OF 1855 shares at the uni
form dgureSo 81, and Manufacturers
liant &H Heat sold for 409 shares at
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AdmlnLatrators Named
LEGAL NOTICES
United states of America.
Northern District OF West Virg1nia

United States OF America,
Northern District OF West Virginia,
IS:
In and for said District.
In the matter of Frederick Ambro
Frye, bankrupt, No. 434, in bankruptcy.
Petition for Discharge.
TO the Honorable Aston G. Dayton
Judge OF the District Court OF the
United States for the Northern DIS
trict OF West Virginia;
Frederick Ambrose Frye, Of Cataw-
ba, In the County of Marion and state
Of west Virginia, in said District re-
spectfully represents that on the 20th
day OF April, last past, he was duly
adiudged a bankrupt under the acts OF
Congress- relating to bankruptcy; that
he has duly surrendered all his pro-
perty and rights OF property, and has
fully complied with all the require
ments of said acts and OF orders OF the
court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore, he prays that he may pc
decreed by the Court to have iull
discharge from all debts provable
against his estate under said bankrupt
acts. except such debts as are except
ed by law from such discharge.
Dated this 9th day of September
A, d. 1915.
~ "A ,15' Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREoN.
Northern District Of West Virginia, SIS Isl
On this 21st day of February, A. D.
1916, on reading the foregoing peti-
ton, It is
81 Ordered =by-t the Court. that q hearing
'be had Ipon the same on the first
day Of April; "a. D: 19AS, before sa y !
Court at iPhilfppi,, In said district, at
10 o'clock in the forerboon; and tnat
notice thereof be published IN the
Fatrmont West Virginian, newspaper,
printed in said district, and that al
known creditors and other persons IN
interest may appear at tho SAID tiIne
and Mace and show cause. II any they
have, why the prayer OF the salo Pc
tition should not be granted. a.
And it is further ordered by the
Court. that the clerk shall SEND py
mail to all known creditors copies OF
saId petition and this order addressed
10 them at their places OF residence as
stated. .,.4on -
navtons Judge of the said Court, and
the seal thereof, at Philtppi. IN sald
district, on the 21st day OF February
A. D. 1916. Attest:
9.sq.ee q. s.. D. c., N. DIV. Va.
.,sil
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO! Feb. 22.-Apparent al
most complet stoppage OF export buy
inEhad much to do with the weakness
taat prevailed in the wheat VIII 1eo,1 market :
Pftces CLOSED unsettled B@2Ac to =
5scnet lower with May at 1.249s g LA,
y and July at 4. 20 r. Corn finished
ss@9sc 20 ~ QIsc down, oats on &c
toisss and gpro visions varying from
SIC decline to Ia rise OF &c.
Something OF q rally in the wheat
market took place during the last part
% the session owing to substantial
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ren1nIe League

N The luck still hangs to the Cyclones
winning two games from the Temple.
The first game was won by II pins,
but the second game the Temple sure
did pile up the pins. The final game
was not decided until the last man
had rolled, the Cyclones winning out
by five pins. Every bowler rolled we'll
up in the 300 mark except King who
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sdscrease sof the United States visible
supply total Evening up otg trades so
asIto prepareS for the ho1iday today
Icounted also a little on the bull side at,
times. fRecoyeries though, failed to be-
come Of more than fractional extent.
Big receipts and the slowness Of
Eastern demand had q depressing eff
feet on corn. A-reduction- In the esti-
mate of the Argentine exportable sur
plus tended later to steady the mar.
ket. Oats gave way with corn and
wheat. Export sales though, Of 150, 600
bushels, proved an Offset in part.
Provisions averaged a little higher
owing to enlarged foreign shipments
and the strength in the hog market.
Trading was not heavy. 5slgtE.t
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FINANCE. OIL. CAS- AND PRODUCE

IG. sB.sBarrickman farm and has gas
ser in the Cord lon sand:
& on Bartho lomew Run, Warrington
district, Marion county, the Hope Nat
.ural Gas company completed a. sec:
ond test on the Parry Hibbs farm and
has a light gasser. In the same dis
trict; the Carnegie Natural Gas com
pany drilled test on the Jacob q.
Murray farm through the Maxon sand
and It is showing for a fiye-barrel
pumper. The Hope Natural Gas COM
pany's old gasserl on the J. NJ, Camp
bell11farm, drilled down to the Big
Ip1un sand, is still holding up at 80
barrels a day. 5.s
West Of Pine Grove, in Green dis.
trict, Wetzel county. the wildwood OIL
company drilled its test on the b.
Midcap farm, located on Fishing
creek, through the Big Intun sand and
it is not showing for more than 10
barrels a day. In the same district,
the Eagan Oil and Gas company has
drilled its test through the Big 1n1un
sand and found nothing. It Is now
drilling to the Gordan sand.
The Columbia Carbon company drill.
ed its No. IA on the Lewis Maxwell
farm on Arnoldsa creek, West Union
district, Doddridge county, through the
Maxon sand and found fair gasser
in that formation. On Mods Run, Lin
coin district, Marion county, Cochran,
Weed & Co. have fifth sand gasser
at their test on the S. ]. Toothman
farm.
On Rock Creek, Hanisvtlles district.
Richie county, r. E. L. Frymire DRILL
cd his test on the John S. Plerpont
farm through the Squaw sand and
found nothing. On the Little Kanawra
river in Spring Creek district VIII
county, Cochran & Funk have q lus-
ter in all sands ut their test on NC
C. s. Vandall farm. The hole has been
plugged and abandoned. Only Il light
show of oil was found in this test.
On Sugar Creek, Lafayette dtstricT'
Peasants county, McMullen q Co s
test on the r. A. Gorrell farm IS pro-
ducing 80 barrels a day from the kee:s'
er sand.
On Gillespie Run, Grant district,
Richie county, r. G. Gillespie nos
completed No. on the Russell & Co,
farm and found the Squaw sand bar
rem. A light gas pressure was de-
veloped in the Big 1njun formation.
On Lynn Camp Run the Carnegie Nst"
ural Gas company's test on the L. s.
Dodd farm is through the Squaw sand
and is dry and abandoned.
on Trace Creek, Duyal district, Lin
coin county, the Wayland Oil and Gas
company drilled through the BeTea
grit and developed a gasser with a
capacity Of i 100000 cubic feet a day.
On Evans Fork, Big Sandy district,
Kanawha county, j. N. Carnes com.
pleted No. on the Goshorn heirs
farm and secured a 10.barrel pumper
in the Weir sand.
on Left Fork OF Sandy Creek, Geary
district, Roane county, the United Fuel
Gas company drilled Its test on the
v. A. Ludkins farm through the Big
1njun sand at depth OF 1,94S feet
and developed u gasser. The location
is 1000 feet south OF the South Penn
Oil company's test on the Louisa. Nick
OILS farm.
The oil Market
Pennsylvania ................ $2.40
Indiana ............s'. 1'4o
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Court News
on and Gas Leases

OIL and Gaa Leases
Twenty-four oil and gas leases for
lands In Winfield and Lincoln dis
tricts made to the Hope Natural Gas
company were yesterday filed with
County Clerk A. G. Martin for record.
ing. .5,# 4.
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and prizes for q series Of races up the
mountain side to he top Of Pixies
Peak In Colorado Inc new motor
highway to the tcp has been eomplets
ga ana tho mountain Climb races no
suggested Rs . special feature ot the
opening ofs the course.
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MoNEYITO!LOAN9

MONEY loaned IN sums of $40 to $50
to anyone having steady work. Can
be repaid In small monthly payments:
No reference or andersen re-.
CURED. Business strictly conf DENTAL.
Address Box SOS. Clark sburg, ". Va
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HEI,P WANrEIDl-FEMAI.E

~4~~~~~~~4~-~~NL~~~ r~e-~eNS~~~~~@-~"
WANTED Dining room girl Must be
of pleasing personality and thor
oughly efficient. Good wages. Apply
Marietta Restaurant.
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FOR RENT-Five room brick house,
1912 Fairmont Ave-, $500. Apply
George H. Brobst, Watson Bldg.
2.22tf
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The following deeds were yesterday
ffed with County CLERK 4. g. Martin
for tecording=
n. S. Meredith et IL, special com,
misStonefs, q. Morgan BillingsEsys z
narcei 81 land on Benoni ayenue N
fi1e cffy of Fairmnnt. Gpns1deran ION
Il Iuey d! walker and husband e
r1araS Gibson. d parcel of land inS the
city OF Fairmont. Copside Ion, $1s-
OS Della Maple and husband to Nancy
smith a. parcel OF land on Booths
creek / IN. Grant district. Consid
ton, 800. "a,
Ter, parcel Of land In the Rdgeiy Z. au-
aition to the city OF Fairmont. CON
cyrus Thompson and wife to Ed
ward Thompson. a parcel OF lana IN
the Ridgely addition to the city OF
lFafrmont. Consideration. $500.
| W. Willis Riggs to Walter w.
Smith. a parcel OF. land on Big Paw
Paw creek near Grant Town. Con-
Isideration, $1,000.
John Hall and wife to John r. Hart
ley parcel of land on Booths creek.
Consideration, $500.
| Arthelia Eddy and husband to ma
rtnda HUFF, a parcel of land on Pha'
raot's run IN Paw Paw district. Con-
sideration, 500.
Administrators Named
Pete Comic was named administra-
tar of the. personal estate Of the late
John Comic. Bond OF $500 given.
w. A. Hustead was named admins
traitor OF the personal estate OF the
late Laverna NJ. Vincent Bond OF
$500 given.
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FOR RENT-Eleyen-room house suit.
able for boarding or rooming house.
Excellent location. Inquire De. g.
+ II. NELL, Jacobs Bldg.
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FOR RENT -six.room house with
bath, Ohio avenue. Brooks! $. Hutch.
ioson, Bell phone 1856 or 176. Consol.
ass or 428. s12.29.26t No. 664
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SIEEPHERDST0VN is +.
DOE here. THURSDAY
ether Items Of Interest For
the Basil ball Enthu-
siiastsS Marion Co.

ThfsS afternoon the Normal class
kgneibasketball5 game on the Lyceum
ssor Is between the Juniors and SEN
rs. The Seniors and Sophomores meet
dayafternoon.
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FOR RENT-A nice new 7roomy house
at Third street and Kelley place, 9Th
ward, on March LIST, and . convent
ent fiveroom nat on second door KEEL
ley building, LIST ward. Inquire OF 3.
P. Kelley, Office 306 Main street.
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90 E. Nuttyl has Just been sentenced
to- the presidency Of the st. Louis Am
ateur Baseball association. He ought
to make q sweet. little executive.
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FOR sALE-120.acre farm in Ashta.
bula county, Ohio, to trade for Fair
mont property. Also variety of beautt-
full farms for sale, $50 to 500 per acre.
Address P. L. or w. p. Curry, 465 High
st. 2.16.6t No. TAO
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The basketball game Thursday
right between the local Normal five
and the shephe rdstown Normal five
Is theEnexts game of any importance
that WtIlf bstaeens on the local floor, This
fs the first time that Shephe
Normal has app cared in Fairmont with
anYskindg @ team for several seasons.
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FOR RENT-6-room house on g
street. Good cellar, $3.50 per
month. Call 657 Bell. 2.22.6t No. $50
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sP0R ll0IIEs

+ j q Il =. r. M u
Speaking Of amateurs, You can't de:
NY that swimming Is stu q clean
sport.
I c. E. Nutty has Just been sentenced
to the presidency OF the st. Louis Am
ateur Baseball association. He ought
to make q sweet, little executive.
"splinters and clnders" headlines
a Gotham sport writer. Might be
be friendly tip for the occulist and
surgeons.
J. Franklin Baker is up against
stir game. Fans expect him to hit
1000 sfor starring a year In the Hot
Stove 1eague.s
American league umpires must SUI
peryise daily preliminary practice
here after. This should be cheerful
tidings to arbitrator assigned to duty
In washington and ST. Louis during
July and August.
Tex. Richard isn't the only bird
gambling on the illard-Moran fight
Think OF /. the bugs who will cough up
TWENTY-FIVE bucks for r1ngstde Seats
Likewise suppose It should end in
minute.
PITY Joe Wood. There has been so
much snow around Glenn Falls, Pa,
this winter that the smoky person has
not been able to take the limousine
out of the barn only since Christmas.
Now that he has topped Joe Rogers
the Beef Trust Of 'rasslin' Joe Stech-
err is after Gotch. By correctly imita-
ting million dollars he can land the
match.
Les Darcy, the Australian knock-em-
dead kid, trains at gas house.
Which same accounts for the hot air
emanating from his camp.
Phil Ball admits he lost $4,000 In
two years as Federal mogul. Now
he has bought the Browns. Philip
deserves honorable mention from A.
Carnegie.
The New York Public Sale is next
in line for the sporting pnge readers.
i his Rdld GfGuL 10 atoNAASN hNS. AAAkoA@S
Moran and Willard fight"
Moran, by the way, is skating to
strengthen his legs. He is training to
give friend public run fo- its money.
Connie Mack says he has sold his
last ball player. He must be under
cover with deals for schang, McInnis
and Strunk
An eastern scribe horns in with the
tidings that the Poughkeepsie regatta
will be rowed on Lake Cayuga. OF
course it vii be easy to move the Hud-
son riye= 70 Ithaca. 1850, !.
George sutton twcarmed cue wiz
ard, now parts his name in the mid
die: to wit, G. Butler Sutton. A but
Ter is known by his pantry. So is
George. Judging from slant at his
equator.
Having discarded his wrist watch
Perez Haughton will inaugurate re-
forms in the Boston camp. He has
barred players wives from the train
ing trip.
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HOUSES FOE RENT

~~N.NT~"NN~H4N~~~Ns
FOR RENT-Seven room house, con-
veniences, 304 Ninth Street. Apply
800 Fairmont Ave. 1-2G-tt
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RoMLlIjNEIaI

BY8WinningE two out OF three from
ths Fairmont Mining Machine Co. five
list night on the NJ. G. A. alleys,
fhe Monongah& Glass team now dis
pisces the machinists in the tie for
tirst place. Atha was high man with
ldS. while III Gilman had an aver
age % 400 for the glasshouse boys.
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= 4 2
The Fairyiew{ basketball teams seem
to ha hoodoo for Fairmont teams
Last nights her local team met de.
feat On the Fairview floor. The local
Roy Scout 1--WE played a good game,
nut the EairYieWSfboys were little
lSetter The scoretwas:
EalsnoTt-17. Falrviey---2S.
Frame = 9noustass
JohnEon tt.i. ....:. CARPENTER
t3rQMl 1890 az
Fog ssssb:is;s.. s. " ,,,,S 81
DaYeity Sc. 50. G. .f.7........ Miller
aubstitutions Wright for Haines.
Field goals:3 Fairmont-Johnson 2;
CroWl, * Fox 4. is airvie -Snodgrass,
ST. Wfer, q; Wright, 2.
GoaiB from fouls: Fairmont-Iohn-
son, 8 tout Iofi Growl, q out Of 2. Fair
VIEW Wterss 3 out of 10. aI
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asplinters and clnders" headlines
a Gotham sport writer. Might be
be friendly tip for the occulist and
surgeons.
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FOR RENT-Fdrnlshed rooms. use OF
bath. Inquire 245 Grant street.
2-16.6t-No.75
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j. Franklin Baker. is up against a
stiff game. Fans expect him to hit
1000 sfor starring a year In the Hot
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FOR sALE-176.acre farm in Meigs
CO., Ohio, room house, good barn
and outbuildings. on main road. Plenty
of fruit. Two mails a day, telephone,
miles to Ohio river and R. & o. rail.
road. Mile to general store, school and
church. 8 miles village with 8 stores,
4 churches, graded and high school.
Cream route goes with farm. Two
brood mares, one with foal, harness
and wagon, a cows, 2 brood sows, male
hog, q stands bees 2 calves, coming
,yearlings, cream separator, moving
machine, hayrake, disc harrow, 2
splows, Will sell farm and stock and
tools for $500. $4,000 down, balance.
in three years. Address Church Bar.
ton, Hooking Park, r. ID. IS, Ohio. as
4. n \! 22!22.B 10. 76A.
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FOR SALE-G Good eightroom house
wash house, good barn aud nice gar.
den, good water in kitchen. Cheap.
Address P. D. box 500, Pennington,
w. Va. 1.31-26t-No.707.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED--Muckers for shaft sinking,
highest wages, long, job. F. D. Bur
FUN, Boswell, Somerset county, Pr
1886 No. 702
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WANTED-Spectal Inducements to re-
liable man selling roses, shrubs,
trees. Salary earned payable week
ly. Are making contracts now TO pc
gin march 1st. 2-19'Gt NO. 100
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Good Bookbinding" That's the only
kind we do. Mo matter how small or
how large the book, we bind them we'll.
Fairmout Printing & Publishing Co.
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RoOMs TO RENT

FOR RENTING or two furnished
/ rooms. Rent reasonable to lady. In
auire West Virginian Box 75S.
'"' No; 75s.
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I, Speaking of! amateurs, You can't de.
ny that swimming Is still clean
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American league umpires must SUI
peryise daily preliminary practice
here after. This should be cheerful
tidings to arbitrator assigned to duty
in washington and st. Louis during
July and August.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING sssa s VII . SSss
WANTED

VAIN l EN-
Sewing at home. Inquire
SIS Walnut Ave. 216.26t-No. 749
WANTED = Women boarders AMI
roomers. Call 767.X Consolidated
phone. E 215.tt NO. 141
WANTED-Young man wishes to
room and board with private fam
lily, Central or South Size preferred.
Address Box 761, West Virglnian.
2.21-lt No. 761
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The OIL Market
was in class of his own, hitting the

Totals III. 356 4O2 376-11S4
Tonight's game - Neyer-Was VS..
Monongah Glass.
Joe Stecher mas snarpened his scis-
sors and invaded Chicago. He ought
to cut up scandalous while trimming
the faithful public.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

FOR SALE -. Thoroughbred Brown
Leghorn pullets just starting to lay.
Call Con. phone f07-Y.
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Having discarded his wrist watch
Perez Haughton will inaugurate re-
forms in the Boston camp. He has
barred players wives from the train
ing trip.
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The New York Public Sale is next
in line for the sporting pnge readers.
This gala event is secluded the night
Moran and Willard fight"
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Moran, by the way, is skating to
strengthen his legs. He is training to
give friend public run fo- its money.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-22

Connie Mack says he has sold his
last ball player lie must be under
cover with deals for schang, McInnis
and Strunk. -0.H
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-22

Les Darcy, the Australian knock-em'
dead kid, trains at gas house.
Which same accounts for the hot air
emanating from his camp.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Modern sixroom house,
$2,750. $500 cash, balance $25' per
month. Inquire 1877 Reeves avenue.
75 211-if-No. TAI.
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An eastern scribe horns in with the
tidings that the Poughkeepsfe regatta
will be rowed on Lake Cayuga. OF
course it viii be easy to move the Hud-
son riye- 70 Ithaca. ......o.s,.., !.
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Phil Ball admits he lost s1s2.O00 In
two years as Federal mogul. Now
he has bought the Browns. Philip
deserves honorable mention from A.
Carnegie.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-22

George Sutton twcarmed cue wiz
ard, now parts his name in the mid
die; to wit, G. Butler Sutton. A but
Ter is known. by his pantry. So is
George, Judging from q slant at his
equator.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-22

"A spectacular auto race has been
suggested for the coming season: u
is proposed to give substantial purses
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: a = "a
West vlralriLsn want adsR Bring
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-22

Tex. Richard isn't the only bird
gambling on the illard-Moran fight
Think OF. the bugs who will cough up
twenty-five bucks for ringstde seats
Likewise suppose II should end in a
minute.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-22

Now that he has topped Joe Rogers
the Beef Trust of 'rasslin' Joe Stech-
err is after Gotch. By correctly imita-
ting million dollars he can land the
match. @E
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Pity Joe Wood. There has been so
much snow around Glenn Falls, Pa,
this winter that the smoky person has
not been able to take the Limousine
out of the barn only since Christmas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-20

Roger y Wood, Assistant. United
N'atrs District Attorney in charge Of
criminal cases, had this to say concern-
Ng a." documents: IL do not believe
~ a'y papers passing between IN
NNdutlS and being of an discriminating
Character, no matter what claim is
iftd". ar" official papers # an embassy.
'''iUIil embassy papers have to do with
Y" u~I-.urSs botween the embassy and
We 'io.,rumcut here or papers telling OF
''a"' atoms b'tw.en the embassy and
- go. .ruucut Off ials here
Ia Was said here that the Attorney
'"n' ll and the state Department have
- Investigation In New York into
. '"'d German plots that the au-
" Hirs ~ Washington approved Of the
".'.'H' Of Won lgei and Capt. Won
"a "u T. was established that the
c.'fnr ~ criminal activity OF the part
" Won i"el deals with a period prior
=" t" departure OF Capt. Won Papen.
vas after Won papen's departure that
touut Won Hernstorf applied to the State
DEPARTMENT to have Won Igel listed as a
h"mlcr % his official family and met
WIN q refusal t. only point to be
c'a.dcd ~ whether Won Papen's Cffce AT
W Wall street Is an integral part OF the
Serman Embassy.
The seizure OF the papers in Won
igeVs or Won Papen's office gave new
impetus to the grand jury investigation
INTO German plots. The grand Jury
started afresh into the charges against
apt Won Papcn. Won Igel and Capt.
mans Tauscher in connection with the