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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
Greatest Fraternal Event Of
Year at Cleveland, July

The International Conventions Of
The Maccabees promises to giyeClcye.
land the greatest fratsrnal event Of
the year, filling the week Of July 1929,
1911.
The Supreme Tent Knights Of the
Maccabees, with representatives from
every state and territory Of the United
States and every Canadian province,
will open July 18th. This order has
100000 members, with five thousand
lodges. The Ladies' Of the Maccabees
has a membership OF 10000 and
twenty.nine hundred lodges.
The National Encampuient Of the
military branch, the Uniform Rank
will open for one week at Edgewater
Park, Cleveland, July, 18th, and fifteen
hundred Maccabee sold oilers viii camp
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
NEW S or THE lE EIELlS
NEWS o. THE ON FlELps

NEWS or THE OH RE LBS
On Indian creek Murphy district
Riichle county, w pi Me County on
company (snith. Mhan & J; have
completed nd slio ! \ ell second test
on TIE N sityder.s atlfyS and have q
50-bafrei prpducet IN tile salt sand.
On the south fork tof Hughes river the
Burke on company has drilled its test
on the Kennedy farm and mas g
diistef u lla sal sand & e r.
On Addison iii, Grant district the
Hone Natuta rs company has drtled
a iesto on III & Henry Meats farm to d
deptllof .035 lei and found nothing
but alitie gas Il the biz 1ntnn sand,
Tie sabie company has illed its test
on Tie Matthias schhpp farm to a
depfhol 1000 feet and found nothing
buta light gas fessure In the same
ormati6n.: vi n
on Bonds creek Grant district M.
San giIor Y Co. have drilled their test
ohfBe o. Cs Delaic form through the
SquaN sand and have duster. On
Iili siiefs run, the Jersey OIL company's
second ties on the II. Kibbee farm is
q light gassef ins the Macon sand
on Straight ereek, Burning Springs
district Writ county, the Hope Natural
as company has drilled test on the
-. d,sKilson farm through the salt
and and developed light gas pres.
sure. IL Is now drilling to the lower
Ion the river front in Williams
district Wood county, Koethe & Co.
cpnple ed q test on the James
pngtl farm and have a gasser in the
faxonssands Nothing was found III
Keener formation. 4
Elssne County Competitions.
ON Left Hand creek a branch Of
x blk river, in Walton district, Roane
count, the Uttited Fuel Gas company
has completed a test on the N. K,
VaIker farm and has gasser in the
i1iin that shows capacity Of
900, 900 cubic feet a day. On Rush
tlE, smithfeld district the South
Penn on company has completed its
NO. 3 on the q. III. McGraw's farm and
d S5:barrel producer in the Big
Ifliun5 sand
on Road Fork of Bingamon creek,
Warrington district, Marion county, ].
A Mason & CO. have now drilled their
on the .: N. Koen farm, through
an sands an dhaSe duster. On Par
risii run ia the same district, the Hope
atifal Gas company has completed
on the w. S. Parrish farm and
has u fair gasser in the Gordon sand.
On salt Lick run, Warrington dis
ffict the Philadelphia company has
completed its test on the Samuel Belch
farm and has q gasser in the fifth
sand. on Little Binga1ion creek, the
same company Is rigging up to drill a
test on tie Til1ie Moore farm.
LIGHT Gordon Sand Producer.
Htass run, Ten Mile district
rrisof county, Hoefmler & Deegan
Ye now completed. and shot tnel
tist on the Rhoda Lyons farm and
win not have better than a 15-barrel
iampef from the Gordon sand. OF
Tile same stream, Bradley & Allandel
Il are due TO get the sand this week a
tltetrs testi on the ": s.slames farm.
On Long run, Grant district, Dod
az ~ itys.t-tSfseB NifH - ~ :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19

Ed. Es HOOIN1I
Great Commander, K. Q. Il. NJ. for
Chairman Joint Committee.
famous Toledo Drill Guards ofsthe L.
O. T. NJ. will initiate a class Of 500
at Gray's Armory for the Lady Macca'
bees. under the direction Of Great
Commander Emma s. Odds Of Ohio
for the honor Of Mrs. Lillian NJ. Hol
lister, the Supreme Commander from
Detroit, and Miss Bina NJ. West, the
Supreme Record Keeper from Port
Huron.
Friday afternoon will take place the
grand military pageant where fifteen
hundred Maccabee soldiers will come
from Camp Cleveland and parade in
the city, underline command Of Major
General VI. Il. sletzer and Adjutant
General j. n. zmunt, and theiF aides,
which promises the finest fraternal
military demonstration since the
Worlds Fair at st. Louis.
Early Friday evening the grand final
review Of the military forces will take
place at Luna Park aviation field,
when the winning companies will give
exhibition. drills, be awarded prizes
aggregating $1,000, to be followed by
aeropIane exhibition and alrtrips I'M,
der searchligiit.
Every steam and electric railway
line reaching Cleveland viii give re.
duced fares On all trains and cars
Thursday and Friday with return
tickets good for Saturday, July %.
The events Of this Maccabees
Worlds Carnival week VIII close With
the final convention sessions satur
day noon and the breaking Of camp al
Camp Cleveland. tsi 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19

fuey Just found 1T in the bottom Of
zone or his corn cribs. The ear viii be
exhibited al the Indiana Stale fair
Wisiie Gs erai Gordillo Escudero
iii IS er NINA nEly WAITING at Juarez
fof orders tidin lie xican capital.
come 81 Mis-. soldiers nave been Slip
Eting across TO the TeSas side Of the
| IKE and getting ipbs on the railroad
Al $50 10 SITS d day. That. says
Me- III Paso PAPER, rs more money
Ifbe1, they would make IN a week car
ryifg muskets for the Mexican gov.
IeFnment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19

sPIoY sAyINes


ii well known scientist vas lectstfs
I'LL On the sun and in tue.
course of Ills relnarlis u "
an established fact that sthes sun is
gradually losing its heat and n tlte
course 81 some seventy million Z q Il (
years II viii be exhaust cotise
quehtiy this world Of ours win BE-
dead, and, like the moon unable 70
support any form Of tie. :"
Al this ilncture q member Of the
aailsdce rose III an excited manner
and said.
Pardon me professor. but how
many years did you say 1T would be
before this calamity oyortakes lts?
seventy million, SIR answered the
professor.
t'Thank heaven!' was the reply. y
thought you said seven millions, -
The Idler.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
MUCH I'M LITTLE.

IA church was recently moved bodily
across the New York harbor and
placed on a new location on staten
Island.
Pacific Coast people are working
.up a taste for the eggs of the seagqll,
and ii has DEVELOPED q promising IN,
Idustry. @
In the metal industries in Belgium
nearly half the men work from 70
10 hours, and the great majority Of
the rest 10 to Il.
Beavers have become SO numerous
and destructive in some parts Of the
Canadian Northwest that the settlers
have appealed to the government TO
exterminate them.
Aluminium, which is present almost
everywhere, was quoted at $15 a pound
n 1880. Because Of the development
Of its recovery, 1t Is now quoted at 70
cents a pound.
In Austria the legal maximum is II
hours a day, but is exceeded, under
hermit by a large number of work
neople particularly in the textile
trades. In the mines the predominant
hours are 8 to 9 adm in factore 8 to 10
and 10 to II.
The conditions Of existence in Sax
ony have changed 50 much in the last
few years that, whereas the husbands
earnings used to suffice for the needs
Of his family, now they do not, and
the wife and children must help earl
the daily bread.
The Eastern Townships Agricul-
tural Association will hold Its twenty
seventh annual exhibition at Sher
brooke September 2 and 8, 1911. AS
sherbrooke is located near the Dor
der, this fair always has a large at
tendance Of New England visitors
Many exhibits are made OF American
goods.
In the large cities of the United
States the average week in certain Sc
Elected occupations ranges from -
lhbdfs in the building trades in New
York, Chicago, st. Louis and San Fran
disco, to 80 hours for laborers in Phil
laIletnhia. Cleveland, Pittsburg and De
troit. For the whole country: Build
sing, 1853 to SAB; engineering, 5S.4 e
5S.4; textiles, 55.6 to 60.4; clothing
( SIG to 56.2; paper, Sc to 40; printing
soto So; wood, Is to 30. f,gs;yis,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19


Great Record Keeper Ohio k.o =. ~
Rank; Chairman j. r. zmunt Of the
Joint committees, and Secretary Altar
IGebbie, In charge of headquarters and
director ofthe local new member cam
ipaign, have met with great success
lCther members are DR.. James Munsie
Ia. w. Grammes, F. L. Fuller Franz
Day, r. A. Blood, and w. T. Keggin
together With a special convention
committee Of ninety directly repre-
sehting thirty tents in Cleveland ant
Cuyahoga County, and these tents
alone have reported a total Of 500
new members for the HlppodrofnS
\ Glass for July Goth.
The directing spirit In all these
plans has been Greas Commander ed
L. Young OF Ohio, chairman Of thu
Joint committee Of the Supreme Ten
and local Maceabees. The combilet
Maccabee Organizations will dlsburst
more than 100000 in convention en-
lcampment and entertainment ex
ipenses forithe Cleveland world car
niyal,
General Geo, H, Scott and % score
OF aides will care for visiting ten
iofiicers and receive their membership
financial and excursion reports g. tlls
Superior sh lnfoFnat ton Bureap, y s "A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
ttNEs 70 A MARTIAN.

LINES TO A MARIAN.
People credit you with knowledge OF
most amazing kind,
Of your engineering skill they speak
With awe;
|, suppose week would do yol-and
YOU wouldn't be behind
Just to dig a little ditch at Panama.
| believe you're full Of wisdom, but I'D
like to quizz you once. !.
Will YOU kindly answer this one, If
you can? /,
We can engineer our ditches-but l
need a pair of breeches-
Can you show. me how to get EN-,
Marian man?
| suppose in aeronautics you have
Travelled far along
On the. bright and shining pathway
to success;
You have little need to worry If the
Wright machine is wrong,
For you've passed the painful time
Of storm and stress.
/ suppose you flap and futter gayly
morning, noon and night
Like healthy turkey buzzard or o
But / do not care for flying It's fol
walking shoes I'm trying
Do you think you can assist me as
to that?
There's some trouble to be taken and
a deal Of money spent
BY science to find out how wise you
are. ;,
And I'd like these queries answered
Could you pay my monthly rent
Can you show me how to own .
motor car?
Can you tell me how to satisfy tie
grocer without cash
Or pay the lightning people for theil
!. juice?
These are things that make me dance
sir. Now, please tell me what's
the answer. !,
II YOU cannot, then wonder what:
Chicago News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
AS REPLY.

Editor Junfan, OF the Sterling Bull
letiR, has red hair. Editor Gretchen
Of the sedgwick PantOgraph, has no
hair at all.
Mae asked Junkin how did you.
lose your hair?"
at was red and pulled It out"
gipwled Gretchen Eyerbody's.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
n FAI1s DOWN.

"I.ogIc," remarked the visionary in.
dlyldual, "either proves or dtsproye'
all things"
Eyes" rejoined the practical person
"but 1t doesn't accomplish any Of
Their" - Chicago NeHst
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19

Representatives Of the Supreme Hive,
Ladies Of the Naccabees Of the World
will come In q body BY special train
from their national convention at
Atlantic; City to join in the monster
Ohio state rally and class initiation
of the u. or, NJ in Cleveland
Wednesday afternoon Will be given
to sight,seelng by knights and Ladies
IN automobiles With an evening din.
ner for all at The Idlewild. yVednes-
day evening d great ritual rally foI
cleyeiandis class OF 500 new members
at The Iyceum rhsater.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
MEN AND WOMEN.


Mrs. Helen Brogan, of Pittsburg,
Pa, was notified that she is heir to
s35O.OO0, left by her brother, George
M. Rowan, who left his home in Ohio
40 years ago, whenhe was Is, to seek
his fortune in the West. Rowan died
last week in Portland, 0.
A humming bird has built her nest
on small telephone wire near the
home Of F. ]. McMonies, in Pendleton,
Ore. The nest is so small and Is bal.
anced so perfectly that its equilibrium
is not disturbed by the going and com,
ing of the mother bird.
The education section OF the Ameri.
can Home Economics Association VIII
meet in San Francisco at the same
time as the N. E. A., July 11-13 being
its dates. The first afternoon will be
devoted to the memorial services for
the late Mrs. Ellen H. Richards, who
was president Of the Lake Placid Cen
ference on Home Economics. N
On a wager made several years age
with; Captain Wallace Foster, Of In
dianapolis, Melvin G. Huey,a farmer
OF South Bend, has succeeded in pro
ducing an ear of corn containing ker
nels of red, white and, blue. The eal
wa, in, last falls corn crop, but Mr
q ~ *
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19

Wien a new lob NHbnId Just a lctlt
suit want ayeftises
# ME SOON start 8aea tlonist mag
finally settle las % where 20 So BY
studying tosdags ads
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
SAD

Tho reason don'ttllkc the, DR.. Fell
Is one or. two;
(a) l don't know tlieeiyery well,
Or (bl l do.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
THEY'RE RELATED,

WiIlie--The Smiths ale a kind Of Ee
latIon Of ours, Our dogtis their dog Z
brother, HafpsrfB Fseslg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
over NOW.

"You seem to be sticking pretty
close to business thesodays."
well, | need the relaxation. The
baseball season is a terrible strain on
man."-Pittsburg Post.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
rRAc1loN RILL

sRIahiiihet1 and M6naneal base.
iball teams mike ilie BIN for Fraction
Park next Sunday afternoon,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
w1IFN IN ERROR,

IIuntcr4I mistook you for a deer.
vlctimLI wish to blazes You mad
mistaken me for mlshroom.-Ne%
York Sun
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
COUNTING THE COST.

COUNTING THE COST.
Drug Clerk = seVenty-fve cents
please. Az
right, here you are.
Drug Clerk said Is cents.
Custgmer-Well, there's you five
cents.
Clerk-s-e-v-e-n.t-y-f.y.e.
Customer-well, there; take your
five cents. ,,,
Clcrk-oh, then, 80 to thunder!
I've made three cents on you anyway
New York Herald,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19

Beavers have become so numerous
and destructive in some parts Of the
Canadian Northwest that the settlers
have appealed to the government to
exterminate them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
TIM STRENUOUS LIFE.

TIE SIItEIN,o y -. - u A.,
Two men whose Offices were on the
second floor were on the first floor
waiting for an elevator.
you're looking extra well, Lond'
sell" remarked the lawyer.
mo. Rangle," replied the real estate
man. "Think I'll join an athletic club
|, need the exercise"
"N.a, too"
SIN they waited for the elevator
Kansas City Times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19

In the metal industries in Belgium
nearly half the men work from to
10 hours, and the great majority Of
the rest 10 to II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19
sINNERs ALL,

pBut," argued the Christian scien-
ttst SHOULD we not trust the Lord to
heal us rather than a mortal physi
ciahH"
ND doubt" replied The plain man;
.'Eut most of us are able to get nearer
10 mortal physlClan'-'Catnonc
Standard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19

Pacific Coast people are working
up a taste for the eggs of the seagqll,
and ii has developed promising in,
dustry. ss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19

Aluminium, which is present almost
everywhere, was quoted at $15 a pound
IN 1880. Because Of the development
q its recovery, it is now quoted at %
cents a pound.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-19

A church was recently moved bodily
across the New York harbor and
placed on a new location on Staten
Island.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-20
curreNt Sports


Bob Mckay the Harvard football str a scheduled to pitch against
s sas t tonss at pitchers chew H mUst co Tss eafy arr and "% the S Crimson Dssn a nsenT s'n lft 0 Came me-
pross art snt Tor Hs S t,e. owl Nv IN nj me en- nopeS ina mar Haroar Y1 so" on v ym
field for eight years
sez.,.s.a. nss;ss.s q !, tn; srssaya sIa$ ! .~s to have spent ss. .sseo for
SSaa@'4 A RsSss of 5 Me%s; N Th ia' n @% ns an carlisle HSs %' S ss Sfi s1 Geft Fielder elder
Moran of Chattanooga and Catcher Virgins IF the 'ar team.
All lovers If schodboy baseball a $ played by Newarks boys-and they
n ss M nsny1 ssied ON for team a t% meets so ,9 &C W nt Br HTsnua Brook book. Park when PFH"-
hnt r pSass i n the So ss s ssnhr tn Base $ bath bath Eesnan stree; TSis ra @s h as o eo t te
hottest hottest in . ses5s; and , the game me- remems erin 1s,a all the features of 'ch000oy
%
Jersey Tommy Murphy hS axes object lon to the claim Of Sailor Davis that
the a nsasr sf1o nn God R 'sn or TegP sailor Fl Dc ayts IS nj 1sco sS In saturday, sper I was
very very much much SURPRISED ,n"6. to Du see em where h t e w S0x YER YER M sm in ten en- rounds rms o. a., I've
standing somewhere As ! intend to loo K for som more work, 1t won't do me
car make good after a couple o weeks training rye boxed Ben Douglass Ed,
one Hoping you will Ak this u for 2n m e ! remain Yours sa resosea@ilg,
On July 3 Young Kelly. of Newark. will fight a sx-round semi-hnal with
SON" Ss dss' r ss to to RcsAa avs s' pe "a C TP il ssT night sSs1 and beat Eddie Foster in a
nan of Kid Lewis In the nth and sixth rounds Foster was hanging.
At At Yale =, Operations per sions, have got enoS SO far that a committee has been appointed
4 Texas Lacquer Heinie. is a ba.ted ball that drops too far ut for the
Jake De Roster is si making rec rs o his motorcycle In London yes.
tansy he created a lev mark, going thirty-eight miles in fortythree min
Every time De Roster mounts his wheel he makes a record-in escaping
Hes surely a daredevil avheel HIS work at clifton has onn astoundel
All hail to Manager Jake Az and good So2k to him. Jake na. always been
credit to baseball Keen observers say he has a bright future ahead as a
As has already accomplished ON stnlns The Gr"ys have wn a ma
au Tom e oRour lsa pulled %Isdo a good g1s one when Themn he CAPTURED apg sam a match between
whev' this should e a no, night n : hot month-5us.
Here's one part of the secret Of ry cobbs SUCCESS according to his own
sran ," srs. to s St t that o %S' ov S' I 0n aaG it says easier %' to G hit "sh the the p%baasses' d s%
ss a osh s1shsrs1 1Sau IS. ia. %st BASES BASES TIN nnd pitcher ten IF su T0r ,eg,s ae n tm lnn %op.
and did not let that first ne go by they would be better of.
That Harvaras crew is not As 60 cd a usual AMI that rales better thar
the preliminary dope on these two col leses never holds good, no matter how
spsp The "a Athletes Hss s'f so sSp e%% "a"Ns Il q sy wS SanF the 81 supreme p%a test a@s so%e "''7
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-20
LETTERS

To .he Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
I would like to call your attention -
one of the meanest underhand tricks
ever pulled off upon an opposing team
in baseball.
On Sunday morning. June Is, the
Colonial A. c. and the Independent 3.
B. C. crossed bats, playing for a side
bet of SO and a new ball. Due to lack
of foresight of the manager of the In
dependents and to the misunderstand-
ing of the umpire. the latter did not re-
ceive the side bet of the Colonials.
In the seventh inning, by chance. this
fact was found out. At this time the
score was 10 to / in favor OF the In
dependents, with no chance of the
home team winning the game. The In
dependents demanded that the side bet
should be placed in the umpire's hands.
Mr.. Joseph Tannebaum. the manager
of the Colonials, showed his ~unsports-
manship by refusing to give up the
money. What is your opinion of such
a ana and team? Also let you
teams who have booked games WITH
the Colonials take heed.
ONE IN FAVOR OF A SQUARE
DEAL.
on. Puder, Mgr. independently.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
Kindly let me know If o will act
as an official at the New Jersey State
championships on July 4 at Bayonne,
Yours truly,
WILLIAM CHAMBERS,
Secretary st. Mary's A. c.
Yes.-Ed.
FIRE-Your query has been referred
to Margery Doon.-Ed.
There is a letter at this Office for the
manager of the Institute A.. c.
JOE WILLIAMS-Why don't YOU
sign your real name and address when
you send a letter criticising anybody?
Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-20
IF YOU CARE TO BE
UP ON SPORTS YOU
MUS READ THE STAR.
MENCHNER, RONSIDES'' SECOND-SACKER,
IS HAVING ONE OF HIS BEST SEASONS

team. They have signed Lew Miller
brother of Dots, the NPitsburger. and
also Hoawatt, who recently received a
tryout by the Newark Eastern
Leaguers. The Worthi1gtons want
games with all the best semi-pro teams
for Sundays.
Joe stubble is putting up a fast am
for the Nairn A. A., Of Kearny. His
batting is a feature of nearly every
contest.
The Royal A. a. have a good slugger
in Schor. their fast inf1elder. He Sc
cured six hits in the game against the
Sheridan A. c., of Perth -Amboy, Sun
day.
Eddie Flynn's oseville a e. ara
scheduled to play the Watsessings next
Sunday at Roseville Oval.
Joe Mcdonnell announces that his
team, the Acme A. A.. will play the
Arlington A. A. a double-header on
July 4. There should be two exciting
contests, as the Hudson county nine
only downed the AGNES by the close
score of s to s, II the first game his
season.
The Hydraulics. of this city, are go
ing fast his year. Ten. straight wins
and no defeats to date is not so bad.
The Montclair A. A. is a crack
suburban nine that Is making a fine
record this season. The Montclairites
have lost but one contest this season.
Several of their victories have been
due to the excellent twirling of Les
Teed.
Charles Havens is ching good ball
for the Branch Brook A. c. With the
assistance Of such boys as the Her
mann brothers, Kelly, Lisk and Brady.
the team is classed as of the fast
est playing semi-pro ball this year.
The Watsessing e.. b. C. are sched-
uled to play the Caldwell A. G. In the
second of a series of games at Caldwell
next Saturday. The last game played
was a great one, and as there Is mucn
rivalry his battle should be another
corker.
At a meeting of the members of the
baseball team representing the Turn
Verein vorwaerts, held in the club
rooms, 90 Lang street, last night, r..
Wildeman was elected Of the
nine in place of L. Weidle, who has
resigned.
A. Ryan was appointed secretary.
The latter would like to book games
with all 17-18 year-old teams. His ad-
dress is 48 Congress street.