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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
FIELDS LOSES
His Appeal Case in the Su-
preme Court of the
United States.

Thomas NJ. Fields, the convict law
yer. whose application for release
from the penitentiary was heard be-
fore Judge Dayton here some time
ago on the ground that the law as to
embezzlement was not retroactive in
his case, has lost his case in the uni-
ted States Supreme Court and will
have to serve time In the supreme
court motion was made by his at
torney to advance his case and this
was met by the governments with a
motion to dismiss. The latter niu-
ton was granted and thus ended one
Of the pluckiest fights for liberty on
record.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
BROKERAGE COMPANY
ASKS FOR RECEIVER
Is One of the Largest Of It's
Kind in the Entire
. Country.

CINCINNATI, o. April 1s.-An
application for tho appointment OF a
receiver for the odell Brokerage
Company, one OF the largest concerns
of its kind in the country, was made
today In the state court here by at
torneys representing the company.
Rumors OF financial difficulties have
been current locally several days.
Today's action Is nthe interest of the
company and for the protection OF It's
business.
The company was capitalized at
50 900, all paid in. For some time
1t has been short of cash for carrying
on the business. The business viii
be closed OUT The Indebtedness is
reported at about s15O.OO0.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
Except for the Cutting Of
Double Strength Glass
is Made.
THE DEMAND IS VERY LIGHT
American Window Glass 0ffic-
ials Say That Their Plants
Are Fully Manned.

During a meeting of the window
glass, commission, which was held
this week the matter OF arriving al
a wage rate basis for the past months
sales was up for consideration, says
the Commoner and Glassworker. Ar
ter going over the returns involving
sales made by the respective hand
operating concerns 1t was finally de-
cided that payment should be made
ON the bases Of 24is per cent. ofE-the
list on single strength and AIN per
cent, on double, according to reports
received by this paper from what is
considered a reliable source.
AT the conference held the prev
icus month the average decided on
by the commission was 25 per cent.
on single and Al per cent on. double,
making an advance Of one-half cent
ON single strength and X per cent.
on double. II was decided at this
weeks conference to allow the cut
ter, 194cents per box on double in
stead of u cents, as provided in the
settlement made last month.
The basis of the settlement made
two months ago was "a per cent. of
on single strength and "A per cent.
on double. This shows gradual in
crease for the workers since last Jan
nary, but the price reduction made
last week by the American Glass Co.
VIII make It somewhat difficult mat
ter to play even on the sales that
VIII be itaade dAflng the next four
weeks.
BY many the settlement arrived at
this week Is taken as an indication
that the hand operators are fearful
of'loslng many OF their skilled work
men in case reduction in wages is
made at this time so, rather than
bring about such contingency, they
decided to mako a slight advance
even though II handicapped them to
some extent, for they realize that u
factory without a full complement or
skilled workmen would hardly prove
a paying investment, especially in
these days of strenuous competition
and resultant low prices.
Many rumprs have been going the
rounds concernlng alleged dissatis-
faction and vacant places in plants
operated by the American Window
Glass Co. but inquiry this week clic-
tied the statement from officials of
that company that all places are flll-
ed in their respective plants and that
the local management report STARE
men in certain of their factories.
Demand FOR glass has been rather
quiet during the past week despite
the lower price quotations. Buying
still continues to lie on the hand-to-
mouth order and the average dealer
does not care to take a chance on
stocking up heavily until trade condi-
.tions become more staple.
The Star Glass Co.'S plant at Rey-
noldsville. Pa, the Mt. Vernon Glass
Co s factory at Mt. Vernon. o., and
the Masontown, Pa, Window Glass
Co.'S plant have ceased operations.
AS noted elsewhere In this issue, the
Wells Window Glass Co.'S tank plant
began operations last Saturday after
having been among the non-produc-
ers since last season.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
HoRNoR is HERE
From Panama Canal Where He Holds
Good Position.

Benjamin f. Hornor is home from
the Panama canal on a leave OF sc
days. Mr.. Hornor is assistant en-
gineer in the employ of the United
States government and has charge Of
the construction work Of the Mira
Flores tunnel of the Panama rail-
road. This is his second vocation
from Panama the two years that
he has been there. His many
friends in the county are glad to
know he is In fine health and likes
his position.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
MISS CRAWFORD TO WED.

NAPLES, Apr. 1s-The marriage
OF Miss Eleanor Crawford, eldest
daughter of Marion Crawford, the
novelist. to Cavalier Pietro Rocca,
viii take place next Monday. The
witnesses viii be Prince SonnIni,
Prince Sommonte Colonha, Marquis
strevf and Marquis Campolattro, ex-
mayor Of Naples.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
BARrLErr 10 ADMINISTER.

Leonidas VI. Bartlett has taken
cut letters OF administration on thc
estate OF the late Rhoda A. Bartlett,
with bond at 5000 and the Citizens
Trust 4 Guaranty Company Of West
Virginia as surety. The appraisers
Of the estate are Abraham carper.
George F. Rogers and Claude f.
DavissQn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
FLEET WELCOMED
BY BIG THRONG
One Hundred Thousand Visit
crs Gather to See The
Big WarShlps.

Los ANGELES, Cali April ls.-
The battleship fleet left San Diego
early this morning and IFS next stop
ping place will be this port. 1t VIII
remain here a week. The stay of the
fleet here Is Intended to, be the graf
est celebration in the history Of
Southern Callfarnia. One hundred
thousand visitors are here to see the
fleet arrive this afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
KYLE Is ACCUSED.

George W. Deison has sworn out
warrant In Justice Harry Gordon's
conrt against George N. Kyle, charg-
ing him with building a fence across
i public alley. The preliminary
hearing will be held Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18

MISS VERNA Bartlett! lNINs FIRST PRIZE
N The DAILY TELEGRAM'S VOTING CONTEST
In An Intensely Exciting and Keeny interesting Finish Miss
Bartlett Leads Miss. Grapes is Second, and Miss
Tate is in Third Place.

interesting week by the Daily
Telegram for the
Saturday morning az II O'clock All the candidates
the voting during the morning being exciting
The prizes offered tickets the successful South
THE Cannan orchestra tickets
tickets for the The Telegram prize
two for third prize.
stands:
Miss Veria BARTLETT. *. ......92025
Miss Aiolie Grapes. .. :. ...... PASS
fellowship. continued contest rivalry
making Interesting all times ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
: DROPS FLAT IRON
On the Skull of Man Who is Caught
Robbing Saloon.

MARIETTA, o., Apr. 1S-Discov.
erlng a man robbing his saloon till
George Wilderman. who lives owe,
the saloon here, waited until the rob
her came out and dropped a nat iron
on him fractprIng his skull. The
man was Robert NJ. Savage, of Nc.
connellsville, HE is in serious
condition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
WARRANT IS ISSUED.

CINCINNATI, o., April ia
warrant has been issued for the ar
rest Of Harry Collins, OF Wheeling,
who nine months ago kidnapped his
own child by his first wife from his
parents. Time has not eased the
wrath OF Collins parents. and his
father Is still seeking way to bring
his son into court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
MINISTER'S WILL MEET

The Ministerial Association win
meet in the GoT Methodist church
lecture room Monday afternoon at .
O'Clock. The subject FOR discussion
viii be The Minister as "a Public
Educator" Or. .Elkanah Huliey. Of
Broaddus Institute viii be the chief
speaker
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
.TEarPIARs ATTEND SERVICES

The knights Templar viii attend
Easter services at the First Bap-
ust church Sundey morning. The
Knights will meet at the Masonic
Temple at 9:45' sharp and march 10
the church in a body. They viii be
In full dress less sword.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
ITALY IS ANGRY
At the Turks and Sends Warships to
Turkish Waters.

ROME, Italy, Apr. 1S-orders
were issued today for the Italian
squadron TO make a demonstration in
Turkish waters, the reason being that
Turkey has objected to opening Ital-
Ian postofFices In Turkish territory
such as are maintained by other
countries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
BOMB MAKER TO DIE

NEW YORK, April 1S.-selIg sl-
yerstein. the maker OF a bomb which
exploded in his hands in Union
Square As he was preparing to throw
It during a mass meeting OF unem-
'pioyed has Suffered a relapse and
there Is nd hope for his recovery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
CLINE ARREsTEp
At West Union and Brought BacI,
Here for Trial.

Frank Cline is in the county Jail to
await trial Monday befare Justice
Harry Gordon. charged with defraud-
ing Martha Weese out OF board bill
amounting to eight dollars. Con-
stable C. L, Ford arrested him at
West Union and brought him to fail:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
STRUCK BY TRAIN

]. W. Dougherty, a prominent citi-
zen OF Proctor, wetzel county. was
hit by North bound train No. 716 on
the Ohio River division OF the B. &
o. al about 6:i0, O'Clock last night
and seriously Injured. The accident
occurred a short distance this side or
Proctor, near the Marshall county
line.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
TREspAssER JAILED
In Default of Payment Of Dollar
Fine and Costs.

Charles Brady was arrested and
taken before Justice James n. David
Friday night, charged with trespas-
sing in a Baltimore & Ohio railroad
car In the yards here. A fine or 81.
together with the costs, was imposed,
and in default Of payment the magic
trate committed Brady to jail foF a
period Of ten days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
THREE COUNTIES
Arc Voting Today on the Question OF
State Candidate.

Three counties are holding either
primary or county conventions today
for the purpose or determining who Is
to receive the votes Of their delegates
at the Charleston convention.
wetzel and Hampshire counteis are
voting for state offices at primaries.
while Mineral county IS holding a
county convention.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
DON. N. DICKINSON
IN A SAN|TARIQM
Former Postmaster General is
Suffering from a Nervous
Breakdown.

DETROIT. Mich. April 1S.-For-
mer postmaster general, Don NJ. Dick
inson. OF this city. who held thcport-
folio under Cleveland, today went TO
sanltarium at Flint Mich. to recu-
perate from nervous breakdown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
ALL WANT THE OFFICE

Already there is a big contest for
the Salem postofiice. Postmaster G..
W. Law and Charles A Schutte arc
the leading contestants. though there
are said to be about a dozen seeking
the place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
PREACHERS SON DIES
Is the Victim Of Pneumonia II But
One Weeks Duration.

Walter Franklin Smith. youngest
son of the Rev. George T. Smith. pas
tor OF PrIde's chapel, A. NJ. L. church
died at 7:15 O'Clock this morning.
The cause 81 his death was pneu-
monia of one weeks duration. The
funeral services, will be held tomor-
row afternoon at O'Clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
SECRETLY MARRIED
We're Mrs. Could and the Prince,
French Paper Insists.

PARIS. April 1s.-cri De Paris in
sists in its issue today that the mar
riaEe OF Nine. Anna Gould and Prince
De. Sagan wes performed secretly in
a little town on the eastern frontier
OF France before the two sailed for
the United States.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
Slight AdDQnce
n Glass Rates
..sEAs.ss.I t9s.Ea-ltll.t
BONES ARE FOUND
IN STEEL FURNACE.

PtTTsBGRG, Pa, Apr. 49,
The whitened bones OF a man
were found in u furnace Of the
Crucible Steel Company today.
It's believed a despondent per-
son committed suicide during a
change Of crews today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
ALL IS QUIET.

CHESTER, Pa, April 1s.-Up 10
10 O'Clock, this morning no cars sent
out by the Chester Traction Company
were interfered with, the state police
having the situation wen In hand
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
cHIcAeo aRAIN MARKEr

CHICAGO. III, April 1s.-wheat
'g2 -, corn s5 IS. oats 50 IL,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18

Allen D. HaWse has returned from
business trip to New York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-18
Though That Body WilI Meet
Informally Monday Night
Of Next Week,
WATER WORKS SHOWING.
For the Year is a Good One
Election is Canvassed, Can
didates Declared Elected.

didates Declared Elected.
with ali its business done and by
virtue of the fact that the term pf
the present city ccouncil expires
sunday midnight, that body virtually
adjourned sine die Friday night.
However, as has been the custom
OF years the scohncll VIII hold an In
formal meeting Monday night In or
der TO approve the minutes and VIII
then vacate in favor OF the newcoun
ell. OF the present council Ander-
son, Robbins, connell, Lyden, Cork.
Ernst. johnson and lynch will be
members of the new council. Tho
new members will be Garrett and
Bland
AT Friday nights meeting. an the
members were present except Me-
Reynolds, and the mayor presided
The feature OF the session was the
canvassing Of the election returns and
the declaring. the results. Robbins
and johnson were appointed tellers
TO assist Clerk Cole.
The returns showed the following
Wood ............. S9S votes /.
Lynch .......i.. y. -. 49,. 1877 votes
Woods majority ........ .19s
steaIey .....,........1O 1865 votes
Howe .....s...... ....,. 7o7 votes
stealey's majority ..,... ss1
Cole gi4 votes
Shinn .-.......-..;... ~. S6S votes
Coles majority ...!.... 81
Ward 49,. ..F... N ,.s..-.. SOS votes
Doyle .,,,,. ~, 4 ~, 81 votes
wards, majority .....st :. "a
caraghan. no opposition. -17so votes
Steel, no opposition. ,l745 votes
Carr ....... s12 votes
Reynolds ................ ss4 votes
carr's majority :......... s.
Morgan .-............-.. 1859 votes
Sloan ........... .s..- ..,.. $50 votes
Morgan's majority .....,.. 60
'Soheh '''''' '-...''s'.'- too Notes
Feeny -. .....,'.-..... iep votes
.connelrs majority ........ i15
Anderson 213 votes
Hickman .15S votes
Andersori's majority . IS
CORK ..''..' .'--'.,'.. = lS5 votes
rooney ....'...'..r.'t .ItS votes
Sorks majority .-.,.-....
Garrett. votes
Alexander ./.i17 votes
CARROTS majority . 81
Disiiu ,st ''''.''. '-g.'a' .'''' .z5a Votes,
1aoore '''.''' -. +. :. ''lSs 5Votes
biands majority ......, 80
Mayor Grille then declared Wood
mayor, stealey chief Of police. Cole
city clerk. Ward suDerlntendent Of
streets, Gallaghan commissioner Of
water works. steel civ collector and
treasurer, Carr assessor. Aforeap
school Commissioner and connelI.
Anderson. Cork. Garrett ana Biand.
councIltnen. some nresent tool, fhe
oath Of office.
A deed for the streets IN tho stuart
addition was accented.
d. D. Britt cIty entrineer5 fnrrtsh.a
:. - Nc-f Ae.- A'-~ttNN
lower Z end Of clay @ street are L Il about , $50 s
and Tho work was ordered done
Bills were allowed 81 Follows.
Ionic A c,srr : as9s
street nav rol, ssSas
I,ondon' yvh,ts no
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-22
is Being Prepared for With
Good Program
Offerings.

The program offerings for the ia.
NOUS Chnutanqua at Mountain Lake
Park, Maryland, August to % of
the current year, are the richest and
strongest which have ever been pre-
sented. The best things in every
line of entertainment have been Sc
cured The object In view Is to pro-
vide something really worth while 80
that thoughtful people may be able
to combine a little intellectual upltft
with their summer outing. The place
Is ideal. the scenery climate and ac-
commodations are not surpassed al
any resort in America.
II people desire 1t they can live as
cheaply there as they can at home.
That Is one of the unique features
of this splendid summer resort.
The following engagements have
already been completed:
In the line of lectures. Gypsy
Smith, Rev. George r. Stuart. Fred
erick Ward, the great actor. A. Writ
Lowther, DR.. Russell H. Conwell, ia
hu Dewitt Miller, DIR. Robert s.
Macarthur, Rev. RI. F.. Smith, N. :.
Corey in his wonderful musical lee.
lures; Rev Henry A. Rose in magnlf-
icent stereopticon lectures; Rev. AL
exander Corkey, d. w. Howell, Rev.
II. c. Milligan, Harry spillman Riggs
Mrs. Philip Snowden Of England;
DIR. Richard Wilkinson, the brilliant
southerner In his great lecture on
Robert Is. Lee;" DR.. John Wesley
Hn., President Carl G. Doney and
many others.
The musical features Will be excep-
tIonally strong, including the Lotus
Glee Club Of New York; Weber Male
Quartette OF Boston; otterbein Male
Quartette and Hand Bell Ringers be-
sides many novelty attractions.
The soloists include Mrs. Zoe Pear
Park, Miss Ruby Hardness, Miss
Grace v. Dye, clifford Wiley the IA
nous baritone, Bernlce Costello, Miss
Ina Few, John Cheshire, our greatest
American harpist.
DR.. John Blouse will have charge
of the chorus and the famous ste
vens's band will be resent during the
entire season
The readers Include Miss Ruth Ar
nett, Landon A. Layton, La Verr:
OBuen, MISS MARY bieNdEu HOueie
and others who shall yet be secured
The American vitagraph with 1T
wonderful moving pictures, Rosani
the juggler.l Prof. Struck. the grea
magician, Spedon, the superb crayoI
artist and other like features will I'll
with brightness many of the evening
hours.
Large attention will be given to tn,
morning Biblical exposition and
will be in charge OF such men as Rev
Ora Samuel Gray. Rev. Hllas H. Mil
er, the famous evangelist; Or. Gros
Alexander and others.
There win be special excursion
days with the annual Lutheran Re
union, Grand Tournament. and man,
exciting baseball games to add I,
the pleasures of the excursionists.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-22
Government Land
S1.25 . 1

If you knew that you could take up
some of the best land in the United
States, direct from the Government,
at $1.25 an acre, and that you could
get an ample supply of water to irri-
terms, and you were sure that you
could more than double your money
in less than year, and, that II would
! be worth 500 an acre as soon as you
Improved It, would you be interested?
This land Is in one Of the very best,
II not the best. fruit raising and farm
ing sections IL the United States; 1t Is
almost level and very rich. $500 to
$1,000 an acre profit on a full bearing
orchard il not uncommon in that
country. Wheat will average from
40 to so bushels to the acre; coats
/ rs to 100; potatoes from $50 to 450;
alfalfa to tons, ana sugar beets
from 90 to 80 tons worth So ton
delivered to the railroad station.
/ ] am forming a colony of the very
best citizens to settle on this land,
no others will be accepted. There
are only a few hundred acres left,
and II you feel Interested you had bet
ter see me ut once, and prepare to
accompany me to the land June to
4, for this will be your last and only
chance, as the people who live in
that section are eager for 1t and viii
take all that have water for as soon
as return, but would prefer to have
good Vest Virginians for neighbors.
l will be glad to furnish particulars
to any one interested. Addres or
| cal on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-22
CHOICE
of Gun Club Trophies win Be
Awarded to the Highest
Scoring Shooters.

At the meeting OF the clarisbnrg
Gun Club held In the office of c. B.
johnson Thursday night, which was
well attended by plembers, Il was de-
clded that the trophies now on hand
and all that are donated by the arms
and powder companies shah be
awarded 70 the shooters as follows.
The shooter making the highest
general percentage 10 have the first
choice OF the trophies, the one hav-
ing the next best percentage to have
the first choice OF the remaining tro-
phies and so on. To be eligible all
shooters must shoot ON regular shoot
days between the next regular shoot
and the last shoot given by the
league, Scores made in the league
shoots will not be counted. At least
l00o targets must be shot at by con-
Itestants.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-22
RUDE WBBDELL
AGAIN QUITS
Eccentric Pitcher Turns Over
His Uniform Says Nc
Aleer is a Goat"

PHILADELPHIA. May 22.-Rube
Waddell. the eccentric pitcher, whose
performance In effectig the defeat Of
his old teammates, the Athletic OF
the American league by pitching re-
markable ball for the ST. Louis
Browns electrifying 10000 wildly en-
thpslastIc fans. caused fesh sensaE
ton by quitting the club in style
befitting his methods. AT the hotel,
where the club stopped during It's
visit here. Waddell approached g. ].
Rickert, who, along with J. Me-
Aleer. Is In charge OF the Browns,
and said: ,.Tm through; heres my
uniform" Waddell put a bundle OF
clothing on the desk and placed along
side OF 1t the Key to his room. Then
he added; He can blacklist me II
he wants to-" The famous southpaw
was as good as his word, and when
the train hearing the st. Louis play
ers left that night for Boston, Wad-
dell was not with them,
In a statement he said: ''ATcAleer
is cheap skate and unit to manage
a bah club, Last night after / beat
the Atheletics / asked Richsrt for
$50 that had been promised me by
the treasurer in st Louis last Sum
N->@->S~-@---~>>->~--
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-22
Garden Team Shuts Out the
Reddy Macks in a Well
Played Game.

uNToNTowN. Pa, May 22-In an
exciting game Uniontown defeated
Fairmont by the score OF 2 to o yes
terday afternoon. Rain fell In the
first part Of the game, and the field
batted hard. and only exceptionally
good fielding kept down the score. In
the nth. with King on second, Jack
son lifted a Texas Lacquer which look
ed safe; Guest made a lightning
start after 1t and captured 1t on a
dead run, doubling King up on sec
ond snodgrass. the first man up in
the next inning, hit a red hot liner TO
Guest, who jumped three feet or
more and captured It. Buckwheat
Jackson shows Improvement since his
last visit here. The score:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-22

Humphries Is married. girls.
=
Ha4Darls' e : hump on
Rupert says Reddy Mack Is rest
Vivian IS going to eat pickle for
Everybody hopes that the rain is
Faimont's horseshoe has been turn
ed bottom side up
Pete is dreaming about the hand
some new press box.
A new nickname name7for the On
iontown team-''The Farmers"
++#
They are making tremendous fuss
over the salary limit in Midwife.
+%@
Uncle Augustus says, 'if II doesn't
rum there VIII Dc some not games
here next week.
$50
Pa Wilson will give each Drum
mer boy house and lot Il the team
defeats Fairmont the rest of the sea-
son.
Having won all these hard fought
games this week, the clarksburg
team certainly is entitled to a days
rest.
outhelder Ralstone, now playing
with the W. u. p. team, win join the
Wheeling Central league pennant
pursuers next month. and he certain
~ should add strength to Win IT.
wins combination.
President Raymond received let
ter from President Garry Hermann,