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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
Pool Tournament
For Championship
StilLying Dormant

NEW YORK. Feb. a--Pians for The
worlds championship pool tournament
still lie dormant II the tournament IL
postponed until March II viii lose Johnny
king. who was recently appointed man
ager of the Boston National League Base
Bali club. King must go south for base
ball training early In March. and can M
no cue engasements after next month
II Will be better. perhaps. II the Geld
Is reduced to six or seven entries. Ths
schedule will then require less than three
weeks TO produce champion. Whether
he plays or not. Killing has promised to
produce q clever performer In Benny
Allen Of Kansas City. Allen Ia Kings
nephew and pupil. He 10 only % years
old and has twice challenged for the
title. but was defeated by Hueston and
Ke6xh. hfa
Tom Hueston who u now cueing In
Chicago, has sent an acceptance to Doyle.
Frank Sherman writes from Washington
that he is ready to start at any time.
Jerome Keogh 10 impatient TO get into
action since his most recent challenge to
De Orc was turned down. and Billy Clear
water Of Pittsburgh Is anxious to be In
Guided In the field. The eighth man
win probably be Clarence Stafford of Chi
cago.
when the players arrive here they win
be called into . conference over the rules.
For two or three Year, the best known
expertA such a. Keosh. Huston and
Sherman. have been advocating Q new
style Of break that win not only make
the game much faster and more open. but
win provide an opening for continuous
runs unbroken By safety play.
Heaten advocated such q break two or
three years ago. His plan was TO take
the apex ball and spot Il in the exact
center Of the table after the balls were
racked. thus creating an opportunity to
pocket q ball on the opening shot and
get scattering break at the same time.
He played this game In exhibitions. and
II took well' with spectators
Keogh's idea Is q modification Of the
break. The Rochester plan Is
to play position on the next to last ball
on the table and to rack fourteen balls
when the last ball Of the previous frame
still remains unprotected. The player
then pockets the detached ball and man.
euysrs his cue bail into q scattering
break. Ksogh also advocates the rack
ing Of frames on alternate ends Of the
table.
Games In the tournament WI consist of
IL balls. II there are only seven entries
q schedule Of twenty-one games will be
required, and the tournament can be fin
ished in two weeks. even with play-offs
Of ties
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

Wichita Sending
Out It's Contracts

Eighteen contracts are on the road to
the players who viii represent Wichita
in the battle for the Western league PEN
nznt this year. The prospective members
Of tbs wichita BAN club cover territory
spreading from Michigan to Arkansas
and New York to California Only two
contracts have been signed for the COM
ing season. Pitchers Perry and Weeks
are into the fold The ability Of Perry
Is known and be is doped to be one Of
the leading twtriers Of the league this
year. Weeks was the sensation In the
James last fan at Albuquerque. y. NJ,
and the boys an say he Il conner.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
Fort Crook Lads to
Bowl at Fort Omaha
Tuesday Evening

when the Fort Omaha bowling sharks
clash with the five-man team from Fort
Crook at the Fort Omaha alleys Tuesday
night In their annual match. some good
scores are expected. a. the tenpin sport
has been the principal diversion Of the
soldier lads at both forts for the last
four weeks.
Sergeant Andrew Clark will captain
the Omaha bunch and with his teammates
expects to pile up q large score against
tho Fort Crook sharks.
In the Fort Omaha six-tesm league last
weak the Headquarters bunch dropped
from first place for the frst time this
season and the Extra Duty men and the
signal Corps school team are now tied
for the oovsted position
LEAGUE STANDING.
Following IL the league standing and
- 1-.4A
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
WRESTLING BOUT LASTS
TWO HOURS WITHOUT FALL

SARGENT. Neb.. Feb. s-Cspecial.) -
a wrestling match took place last night
at the Freeman opera house here. which
proved to be a tie. Wilson OF Burwell
and DAILY Of Parks. weighing around 40
pounds each. with only pound and q
half difference In their weights gave
an interesting exhibition. which lasted
two hous and thirteen minutes. at which
time the managers called 1t a tie The
preliminary was BY local talent. Claude
Hid and Peter Klintworth. and after
Twenty-nine minutes HID was the winner.
Howard Wallace was referee,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
Alderman Will Try
to Come Back Again

Third Bsseman Emory and Pitcher
Tesse Alderman have signed with the
kawh Jack Fugate. the southpaw, is q
hoidout but Manager Gear Is confident
he VIII come through. The return Of
Alderman to the league will be welcomed
BY many OF the fans who have been his
admirers for several seasons. He Quit
the game early last summer. Fugate
gave Omaha lot Of trouble during the
early part OF last season and the first
three games he pitched against the
Rourkes he won, but he was found well
AFTER that.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
DENVER CLUB WILL TRAIN
AT HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

DENVER, Colo. Feb. al. C Magili,
president Of the Denver base ball team
Of the Western league. said today he
would make no effort to change the de-
cision Of the other league magnates, who
decided 10 transfer the scheduled meeting
from Denver to Chicago.
Il do not know the merits of the con-
troversy over the Pueblo franchise" he
said. but IL mine Is the deciding vote,
It will be kept in Pueblo
He announced that the Denver club win
train at Hot Springs. Ark. instead OF
Excelsior Springs. No, as previously an
nouneed-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
wre.,Iins Bout. at Harlan.

HARLAN, Ia. Feb. 1-(Special y
Mahmout. the Turk. whom Gotch pro
claims to be the coming champion
wrestler. win 20 on for a finish match
here February II, with Young sandou.
men In the world This match. which Is
being staged under the direction Of the
Nalrah club Of this city VII probably
be the last match for the season Owing
10 the large audience expsctsd, the match
stead Of in the gymnasium Of The club.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
Pickering 4. q Pro.

TeTe HAute has signed Earl Picker
ing. the University OF Minnesota athlete
who was the cause Of a row In college
circles last fan. his amateur standing
being Questioned Il was alleged that
Pickering had played ball under an as
sumed name. but this Is denied. Now be
has decided to come out in the open
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
OUTLOOK PLEASEs PA R0URKE
With Everything Running Smoothly
Omaha Magnate is Optimistic.
TEAM TO JOPLIN MARCH IL
Rourke Has Decided on This Date 10
Start Work.
COLTS TO GET MUCH PRACTICE
Joplin to Get Its Team In shape To
Train Daily with omahas--MaJor
Teams to Play Regular
Games. 4

Signed contracts for the 1914 season are
now coming back to Pa Rourke. and he
reports that the majority OF his young
sters have signed up for this season. and
are highly satisfied with the terms Nv
cry player on last years team win re-
ceive the same salary be received last
year or q raise. In only one instance did
Pa make cut In salary. and In that
case he was warranted In doing %.
There are but three regulars who have
not sent in their signed papers. but these
are expected to report within q few days.
Mr.. Rourke is greatly pleased with the
outlook for this season and has started
getting his parsphernalla shipped to Jop-
lin. Chief among the areclss which will
be sent to Joplin win DO q cage This
already has beon ordered and win be sent
within the next few dayR Tue cage u
about eight feet square and win be placed
behind the catchers' bex to stop bails In
batting practice This win DO away with
q catcher and thus give this person an
opportunity to work with his pitcherk
Grounds I'm shape.
werd also has been rscsivsd BY Rourks
from Joplin saying that the grandstand
at the park whore the Rourkss VIII train
10 being enlarged and work has started
putting the grounds into shap& The
bass ball fans at Joplin are eagerly await
ing the coming Of the Omaha team. 40
oording to letter rscsived from Marx
Hall. one Of Pas pitchsrs. who makes
his home at Joplin. An endsAvor 10 being
made to get the Joplin team tsgsthsr IN
order to give Pas players some good stiff
cltv Tba Ion,,r go :. $500 -
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csra,nsI. ana Rrown. .na an. u.n...
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Report March Fffteen-
The Rourkes have been ordered TO re-
port at Joplin on March Is and win stay
there twenty-five days. returning directly
to Omaha one week before the opening
Of the season. When they arrive here
the Rourkes will play a series of games
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FOOT BALL RULES CHANGED
Committee Radically Alters Style Of
Play for Nineteen Twelve.
TOUCHDOWN WORTH SIX POINTS
Extra Down Allowed for Ten-Yard
Gain, while Forward Pass Gan
Ne Made Ten Yards Ne
yond Goal Line.

NEW YORK. Feb, s-RAdicai changes
In rules for is1; foot bali were made by
the foot ball rules committee here today.
An extra down IL allowed for q ten-yard
gain. forward pass can be made ten
yards beyond the goal line and the value
Of touchdown is SIX points instead OF
five. The onside kick Is eliminated.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
ExcELSIoRS SURPRISE
FORT OMAHA SOLDIERS

In very ciossly contested game. re-
plete with many surprises. the Excelsiors
defeated the soldier boys OF Fort Omaha,
2 to q. at baske, ball last night. The
game was played in the Fort Omaha
gymnasium and was Witnessed BY an
enthnsiastic crowd
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
DIR. white . o..ch.

Dr.. white Of the White sox win do
his annual stunt Of showing q Washing
ton high school team the ftne potnts Of
the game before he leaves for the train
ing camp 1t waea
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ONANCOCK

Special to The Times Dispatch
Onancook. Va. July i3.--Mr ana Airs
Rev. and Mrs John McNabh. OF " ash
.ngton
J. c. Van Peit VINO has been quito
sick Is much improved and mas re-
Mss El i %Tf Z WISE W'e9m emo mas been
In Baltimore for treatment for s.v.rai
months. returned nome Friday
Misses Blanche ana Helen Joynes Lett
Blanche VIII take six weeks course
at tho Johns Hopkins Summer Normal.
Miss Pansy "ilklns left Wednesday
ior SIX weeks' visit to Miss Isabelle
Williams. Of Orange Courthouse
E. Q. F Curtis spent this week in
Mrs. B X. Powell was the week end
guest OK Mrs Edith Gayle Of Princess
Master william parramore. Of cape
neT!es, nft:r "a visit to his aunt. Mrs
w. +. Powell, ~oturned home Tuesday,
acquainted by William Powell
Miss Sarah a. 4. Parker. accompnnied
~ MIS-. Nina Page Nottingham. OF Cape
charles, left for tho springs Tuesday.
MISS agnes Manning and MISS Mary
p. elley are with friends in Norfolk
ThadGeus Jones. of chcriton. Win a
party OF roung women came to Oman
cock sunday ny machine. They were
Sues;a OF Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Brittcn
Miss NJ. suzanna Landlord il visiting
r-r cousin, Miss Amnnia Landlord, Of
frlncoss Anne Md
The Misses wal,ort or Washington.
gave house Warming ut their summer
home horo Thursday evening rnc
house was brightly illuminated and tho
Snseioas veraEdas hang with Japanese
lanterns Dancing was enjoyed until
ii late NrGE
AIrs. Abel I James. OF Princess Anne.
Va Is "a" guest OF her sister, Mrs,
MISS sallle lie Cato. OF ouinby. Is
With Mrs Thomas G.e. Cato.
\, w, Sock made trip TO Forts
iEputh his week
Mrs rhcene Dennis and son. Of Geor-
ria, are with Nr& nennss's parents
My, end Mrs J, J, Chandler, tor the
aUnnor
Hev. Hugh h, tee,sc, Of Nehotott,.
Del; Is at ,he ~ocine 90 his mother
Fhe Misses Arnss,dcnG. " Wilmfns-
ton. rss, are with their etster, Mrs
tLatry gS&ssS,
bliss $ y, L&neeHase arrived home
from baltimore Wednesday She left
her niece, Mss Margaret \ csrcsen. i'm
proving,
Mlsa Elodie Jones. OF Chinooteasue.
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M0NTvALE

tSpeoial 10 The Times Dispatch
Montvale. Va. July lathe Woman's
Missionary Soc ETY. OF the Presbyterian
Church at its regular meeting this
week. elected Mrs s II. Price and Mrs
James Buford delegates to tho Mont
gomery Presbyter'sl Union 10 he held
at Westminster Church, Lynchburg.
September l7th.
Mrs Marshall ana daughter EI!nor.
Of Birmingham ala, a>e the guests
OF Capt. and Mrs. X. c Luck.
Mrs John Wells Miss Hortense and
Master James Wells. of Lynchburg. are
the guests OF Mrs. wells mother, Mrs.
James Biggs.
l. c. Copenhaven. OF Roanoke was a
recent visitor Mt the home OF Dr. and
Mrs. b. H. Early
Miss Carter Kelley. OF Blue Ridge.
who mas been visiting in Montvale, and
the vicinity was the guest OF Miss
Ola Day on Monday and Tuesday OF
this week She LEFT on Wednesday TO
visit friends at Irving.
Mrs Bette Rice returned on Satur-
day from visit to her daughter. Mrs.
r H. Terrell at Roanoke. Miss Mar
garet Rice returned the same day from
an extended visit to friends in Ohio
and West virginia.
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was IN town IludF
Master GOODWIN foynes Is back from
= months visit To his sister Mrs Mosbv
g. p-rrow Of INnChDurg En- rout" De
spent "a few days with his aunt, Mrs.
r J. Hance
j. : NAPLES. with 5. T. Rogers. J. w
Martin and G IL itogers. went to Tom
peranccvillo Monday in Mn Waples s
touring car.
Or Darlington. ot Richmond. ds,rio,
grand lecturer visited Chcsapea Ike
Lodgc OF Masons this week
Among others who attended the Rap-
fist Encampnent in session al Buckroe
Beach This week we're Rev {. NJ Rit-
ter, MIR and Mrs Spencer f. Rogers.
Misses Florie Eas, ana Mamie TAYLOR.
Mrs William Bell returned from lSai-
timore Wednesday,
The young men Of the town gave a
launching party Mondey evening. Re-
freshments were served at Weir Point
Miss Mary Bull is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. Mary Joynes, at
Birds Nest
guest Mrs Fannie ritchett. OF Cane
Captain H. B. west Of savannah. Ga.
spent sunday IT Mt prospect
Miss A. Goldie Raywell returned from
a visit to her brother Or. j Newton
Bayvcll, OF Baltimore. Saturday
Miss Hardenia Fletcher is In Mem
pills. Tenn. the guest Of Miss Virginia
Proctor.
Miss Ruth Irwin. lately a guest at the
home Of Judge James H. Fletcher. has
returned to Columbia. S c
Rev f. T.. Burgess. a student at the
virginia Theological seminary has
charge OF the churches in tho upper
parish for the summer months
Misses Miriam and Sarah Mock are
IN Dnnvinc. with IIev. and Mrs Henry
W. Davis
Mrs. Robert scott and son. of North
Carolina. arc guests Of Dr. and Mrs 4
n Duraway.
Captain Rsveriey =. Browne. United
states Army. is with his sister. Mrs.
lanes 8 Lrrilngtnn
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HotO 20 Keep Face
Young and Attractive
National Hygienic RevlewD

The way to ward Oft old axe Is not
to fear IT, not 10 allow ones self to he
oppressed by tae dread of advancing
years Use only legitimate preventives
and avoid trytrG experiments with
preparations not Endorsed by ply
sleians An entirely safe and very ef-
fective way TO keep the eompleSiop
Souns looking and beautiful Is to APP
ply ordinary mercoti1ed wax at bed
time. usins II like cold cream. wash
Ing It or In the morning, This grad
ualty ahsorhs tho withsred, faded cuti-
Gle which tie X placed by the more
youthful. rtnk-ssnted anderslsin. One
ounce OF snfs ak. to be had at any
drag store IS enough 60 completely re-
jilvenate wcra-oat complexion.
Wrinklss and fsaSbsstess OF check and
chin the first sdgMs OF edVancing age.
may be lessened by . simple harmless
preparation 'atae by eSiesflVtng an
ounce Of powdered eaxc'ifte in O. half
pint witch hazel 1t Is used &c q faee
bath
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HEATHSVtLLE
[ speclal al I'D Tines.ntsnatch.

Special to the Times Dispatch
ucathsville. Va. July lS,-Mr an6
Mrs. John REC aed fittle daughter.
the tosne Of or. ( reice.
Mrs ard Miss Ne+ic. CT Ktrc Will
liam. are guests OF Mrs. C. f. Eubanls
Nr. and Mrs h. D. Ssnlplcy arc spend
INK SONG time IN .tIeathsvill"
Mis- Kathryn %cifna is attending, the
normal In fredericksburg
Joseph Bailey. Of WDslnislgt ton has
been Visiting at "Campbellton,'' the
home Of Mrs r. 4 cralie.
J.. II. Cratlc and soa, J. IS lr.. are
npend1De some iiinr iear Washing ton.
ilr and Mrs w. u Nfiffar. and chil-
dren are staying in areaihsvilie.
'rhoiaes Ball. Of san Diego, Cal. So
risiting fri@rsis ngd rnlatlVes ut his
old hoine In the hover part Of the
county. and In Eserca ster. aou7ftx
Alissee Estelh lsetts nrd Leah Rice
CO Heathsvi1te. were recent viBitPra to
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addison a, his summer nome in Ash

Adaison a MS summer nome in Ash
Mrs f.rnos, Boiling has returned to
tine city after attending the golden
wedd!ne anniversary Of her uncle.
Captain Frank y. winston in Louisa.
Mrs Louise Carl and Children oscar
and Wilmer Lee Carl. ief, town yes
'erday FOR three weeks stay in the
Nj and Mrs. Thomas Purcell. Of
Wes,hamrton, are spending several
days IN New York CITY.
Miss Rose caperton has returned TO
The city after spending several weeks
at the Eiiingtons country place in AL
oemarle
Misses RUDY Blunt and Ann. brewer,
Of this c,ty. are spending some time at
ocean View
Mrs arthur and ohldren. wa
liam and Jack Arthur arc spendins
the sumner in waynesboro.
Mr. ana Mrs. william Phillips. Mr..
and Mrs Harry Moore and Misses Alice
and Jennie Gary are spending SOM
time At OCEAN View.
william Royal has returned to
Richmond after a visit to relatives in
Newport News
Judsc George shackelford. OF orange.
Is visiting MS sister, Mrs. c. G. Walker.
on rark Avenue.
Mira Frederick H Powell ana her
son. Hush. $40 the guests Of Samuel
@ocdwin at his homo In Louisa
Mra. a d Landorkin. Of West Frank
hn Stroet. accompanied by her nephews.
Bruce aud Rgssen Forgusson. loft Sat
urday to npend the summer on tho
coat N Maine.
Miss sagcn!a seldom Taylor hns ro-
turned % Richmond after stay OF
several weeks at virginia Beach.
Mrs. Thoma- d. Scott is spending
somc time at tho White sulphur
Sprinss
Colonel ana Mrs. James Mann, Of
Norioile arc guests OF Governor and
@r9 Mann at tho Executive Mansion.
Mr. ana Mrs Rutherford Rose ok
pee, 10 20 "a East Gloucostcr, Mass,
Tor tho month OF August
Miss,a birmingham ana Josephine
Elliott Will go 70 skylend. in the west
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FREll:,CKL.TT::.S.

New Drug That Quickly Hcmo,c, These
liomel, sroi-
Tt>res uo longer tho slR t,st rcsd nf
gee Ing ashhmed ~ your frerkirs as nav
s. uF oihin. double AfrenEth- mae nefn dis
,cns"fed that posuveD r'moyes those
II onitiy tpofs.
Simply sei one ounce O, othte double
iriirsnstn from Tra.ie DRUG ca and Apply
h Lutte of u ar night ana 10 tHe morning
I7r4 2.iIi see fhhf even the worst frerki.s
tnsv@ begun 20 dissppesr while me Nghter
I ores nav. vsnlshsd entireiy l. - teldofn
tffst more thsn an ounce IS needed 70 corA
Efiett!y Graz ne skin and Fsin = nesuii,li
Ks,-ar com pl.8ion
b sure - atk NJ IN. double strength
boihirs, n this is MD und.r guerAnis. ~
Rzonsy back u Il isil. to remove freokies
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Nj and Mrs Thomas Purcell. Of
Westhampton, are spending several
days IN New York city
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ern pari Of Norm caroline. in Augus,

Mrs sidney Smith and her daughter
Ann Of Forest Hin arc visiting rcla
tives at Cape Henry
Guests AT Franklin Inn from Rich-
mond are Mrs. William s. Sheppard.
Miss Matte y. Sheppard Miss Mar,
V. Sheppard and " a sheppard
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Mrs Louise Carl and children, oscar
and Wilmer Lee Carl. left town yes
,erday FOR three weeks stay in the
mountains
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Miss Rose Caperton has returned 10
the City after spending several weeks
az the Eil!ngtons' country place in AL
oemarle
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Misses RUBY Blunt and Ann. brewer,
Of this city. arc spending some time at
ocean View
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Mrs Ernest Boiling has returned to
the city after attending the golden
weddlns anniversary Of her uncle.
Captain Frank Y. Winston. in Louisa
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Mrs Robert q. Ronnolds aud Miss
Nellie Rennolds are guests OK T. 6.
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Mrs. j G Arthur and children. WI
liam and Jack Arthur. ara SPENDING
the simmer in Waynesboro.
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Mrs. Howard a ellis and her sister.
Miss Bessie Herbert Of this city. are
spending July ia Amelia
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July Clearance Sale OF
ParasoIs

We offer welcome news to those who
have delayed buying their Parasos, or
arc in need Of another to round out the
season
The price savings below tell the
story.
81 so Hcavy Tafcta Silk Parasol.. in
the most popular shades. green and cerise
on black frame, long princess Ct 90
handles special ID ~
s2.9S Parasols, in all colors, princess
f@ on ''@ o9l. @s"d3 .ms to ,ss9.i S1.9S
s. so DOME Shape Parasols, io.nbbcd
fancy and carved handles.
pa"} i-5 sSao 'ssa. design. . : 1923
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Mr. ana Mrs william Phillips. Mr.
and Mrs Harry Moore and Misses Alic.
and Jennie Gary are spending SOM
time AZ OCEAN View.
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spend week in August at the Green.
bricr White sulphur Springs
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william J. Royal has returned TO
Richmond after visit to relatives in
Newport News.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-25
ANOTHER WAY TO PART
 VICTIM AND HIS MONEY

There are f1im-fam games being worked in Birmingham of which one would never dream. Sometimes they pop up in the most unexpected quarters and never fail to cause surprise by the cunning with which they afe worked.
 Policeman Bartlett, who works at the Terminal station. has discovered one which it is thought is quite new one to Birmingham. It was worked on his beat yesterday when one of the upstate trains had just pulled in.
 Three raw country looking lads came Up from the passageway and came slow ly out of the exit They gazed about them. taking in everything within sight. evidently interested at probably their first glimpse of the great outside world.
 A brisk looking business man stepped ID to them and asked them if they had come to the city looking for work. They replied in the affirmative.
 "Can you do electrical work? I. he asked.
 Why We can learn to do almost any thing. the spokesman replied promptly
 Well, l am In the electrical business and l am needing men to learn the bus mess. l will give you s2.75 to begin with and will start you 10 work tomor- row morning Is it trade?" he asked.
 The boys thinking that the proposi- ton was good one, accepted it prompt ly The man asked them if they had