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The Washington herald., 1913-07-08
The Advertising That Pays Big Int
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

TWO EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
rooms and bath. Only..............$2,60o
a-room bungalow; m. i......-....... $500
Large lots Easy terms. One car fare. ]
OWNER, Box 30. Herald ONCE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
MINERS PICNIC
ON FAIRGROUNDS
MAMMOTH GATHERING OF WORK.
EhS OF UNDERGROUND PASS
AGES ARRANGED.
Date Set For September 20 and High
OFFICIALS of the Organization
VIII SPEAK.

Miners OF Sub-District No : IN the
ONO coal nelds will hold biz Jubilee
lenratlon and picnic on the state Fair
anu a great time H. ANTICIPATED bN MEM
hers or the organization. The miners
hao Planned To hold the picnic August
20 put II was postponed several days
Ak" because or the announcement or
senator William Green that lie would he
uhap4e 70 De present az that time to-
lowing the institute session.
Vt a meeting held a few days ago
decided 10 hold the picnic September
- ~ u. same time the committee ap-
pointed Max Schafer OF this CITY a.
manager with power o. rent conc-S~ iou.
aud make othrr arrangements locally
lie committee Il composed 81 e T. Al
basin. president OF Sub-Di=trict No 5:
W ll.!tIn Roy. e-1resid~nt. William
n garth. s"cretafs. treasurer and the
members 81 tr. .N...itl.a O. ar1
Tic following speakers have been Sc
cured by i.- committee FOR the ucra-
sion john T. White. International
president Of tl~ miners. Franz, j. HAYES.
SIC" pre- dent. Senator William Green.
secretary -tf'i~ ur'r. both or t.e same
or .ti. ~tpu. ~. Va. who defended the
iu't'ts 800 tN"i~ troubles lu this state re-
Gently. Thomas iiaIEcGty. dem or she
international board. john Moore. rreSi-
miners. whp viii speak in the SlaNI~h.
Italian. bohemian. Italian and orn-r
lang Iag's fur tie benefit - tie m n,rs
VIC ro not understand the American
language veil.
Tho miners have notified to ohio
operators that september 20 Will he a
Monday f"r them AMI no Work VIII ne
don" on that day. l'reUsd NIX the picnic,
on the fair grounds q mammoth parade
Will Do" feature. lr tHfs o. Is sNnrrfed
Tat ~ least 1900 .ners VIII partict.
pate, and many or the unions VIII he
represented with band. Tie parade
VIII be held az 10 o'clock
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PYTHtANS WILL
HAVE OUTING
BIG AFFAIR WILL BE HELD AT
WHEELING PARK TOMORROW.
Interesting Program Has Been Arranged
and All Local Lodges VIII
he RNpreaeuted

"Wednesday every knight and family
or the X. Of P's. well as their friends
within twenty-fiVe-mile radius OF
Wheeling. Will combine In big union
picnic at Wheeling Park. All cares and
worries Will be left behind on this 1ay
and the large crowd which * assured
expect TO have the time OF their lives.
Tickets have been selling at IA rapid
rate and there is no doubt OF Il record
breaking attendance.
A program embracing every source Of
amusement has been arranged. inciui-
lug bail gtfueS, races and dancing. First
OF an VIII come the ball games. When
bdll game IL mentioned IN connection
with This picnic II should lie gpe!Ied
with all capitals, for % IS hut once. IN
a lie time when Wheeling fans Will be
given the opportunity OF WITNESSING. such
atIuSsl,s which are sure TO be staged.
Inc ii~rttSt contest on the urorram
VIII be the came LessN1cn TIE Fats al
Leans futh teams are keeping their
line-ups secret and praying FOR favor
able weather The Fats ara hoping tnr
Just "a little rain To- SOW up the light
ming fa~tue-S uf t!e Leans Whsle see
lAtter.s prayer Is for scorchiue hot
sun capable Of melting some 81 f.e
tas ehall energy OF the heavyweignt-
The marriad men will also clash with
the single men and bptn sides are con-
rdvut Of tEeir superiority
An orchestra has rgpn engaged Z,
furnish music for those VINO care 70
dance and altogether the picnic prom
Uses TO be the one best time ever en-
joy 81 by the lodge.
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VIII Await rhawn Arrival.

liARklSBl RG. Pa. Aug. lS.-Penn-
Sylvania state officials will await until
Harry h. Thaw comes on the soil or the
keystone state before determi ming upon
amy course Of action. and meanwhile at
taCAeS ~ the attorney generals office
VIII look Up the cNtraditiOn laws. eSpe-
ciallv those relating 10 insane persons.
The announcement that Thaw would
NiSlt his mother caused nutter here,
but a. the governor and attorney gem
eral are away. no one could speak with
authority. II WIS stated Uuoffic,ally
that ThaW's presence would be "A matter
f"r local officials OF whatever county
G. visits
Judges and attorneys here are % the
opinion that 10 would not nc difficult 10
'Ntradite the former Piftsburgher. be-
Cd.~" Dee was committed tp "a state in
Stit-fiun by a court. and until lie - dis
missed by that court he is stll IN its
control. no matter Whether l- was ac-
quilted Of crime or not IL Is also
pointed ont that II tucr" is "a contez {
on the eNtraaftion proceedings requi-
Sitiou could D." made for T'aw on any
offense with which 10 might lie cnargel
iu New York exclusive" ~ murder.
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BOYS ARRESTED
Three Youngsters Are Placed IN Jan
Charged with Robbery OF Jossph
BEeech's Grocery.

Virgil Smith. nEed U.s. Joseph snidsr.
aged D.. and clarence Frosh. aged fs.
Oer" arrested yesterday by members %
10 local police department for the rob
berry ~ tho Joseph szeech grocery store.
90 Eleventh. and ChapIine streets. sun
day night All three ~ tho hoVa have
lerr token f0 tho county fau. where they
w.Il le Nrif pending n preliminary nssr-
~ M vses
The boys rafrcd entrance ~ me store
10y forcing the lock on window. ant
after stealing fwo cans ~ cakes ard a
quantity ~ candy anf tobacco. escaped
U.s. RI rear door one can % rakss ff =
andy ard tobacco was taken ~ fhe
river lank lu fnc N0ffh End. wNrre =
regular feast. o. which several 81 their
friends vcro invited was hold Nov.
rNfr. some ~ f.cen tov friends proved
unfriendiv ae fhev informed fhs roii~s
ani caused fNc arrest - me vaunrafsra
Tie other can ~ cakes was hidden near
tfe new Y W. - 4 building. probably
for future reference
Tho police believe that mere 4. go
one member ~ ne gang q catch. hus
have NOT defulfely located him. ara as
CAPTURE VII DO eTerfef not later thar
TODAY.
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Obituary
Hossek ObseaYies.

Funeral services over tho remains
.uf f.e atn Mre Elizabeth IIosack.
Who d.cd 80 t1c home of her niece.
Nr Patterson 90 Wood edlIc.
v"r" bold lfst evening az O'Clock
af fh" place r. death Iuferment was
r.lfaf" Iu Greenwood cemetery
lu fha al.'r,. OF Rev. Mr. Stryker.
i't &c. 1rrHEIam. at 81 Luke p
o. D. church onrltrd
i''. ...H r.s u ttr fixt,.eIctfh
year oi h'r srr ard hId boon % rlem
l.r of So Matthew Episcopal
.HHr.t 100 t.r Hfc When quite
.nIr- ono united uHh THIS church
and remained an earneet and per
.i.frnf member She vas married
Hru .H Years I'D fo Major vs. 81
iio-a'k who r1e been dend f1r some
'.wr She was Tho daughter ~ Mr.
.rI Nr. D. w. Armstrong ~ Whcc.
IrE ami leaves fo mourn her Ioaq one
.nn. Frederick 4 Hoeack % New
YORK.
she vas educated a. 81 JOSEPH. q
academy and was very Intelligent
HHI learned woman she has resided
u and around Wheeling go her life
with tho exception ~ whom her nus
band was detailed ou military duty
Sho ht4 been Hn invalid for about
ESQ wears. and although her dea D. has
boon expected nevertheless if camc a.
a Severe shock 20 hor many friends
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WILL OWE ExcUhsToE

The other day. after Mr. Harrhart
mo is Precedent 90 the christian En.
ortN0r society 81 the Flrat christian
church ~ this city. told several reopfe
mat their society bad planned ~ ciNe
HnotIfr moonlight excursion ON TUESDAY
NFuifE. August "a. uu The steamer Joe
nN Ter. n reporter asked WHY Do was
giving fnia ride We are doing that
iNHf We more fffeffuallf Hanf the
orNil Nuf eNrettIUE such rarIt. tho.
rrrvrfer Nua for tho moment .f..r.r..I
Tickets CON ue had FROM me Nefr Hard
ware com 0auN. o. mo frfer.tff, len
cou'rany ne Mctan building st rveIfth
street
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GLYNN IS WFUL
tcortinrod from First Pags1

the discharge Of its power in this re-
gard. Otherwise the governor Of the
state could prevent the Impeachment
OF himself and his friends in office for
crimes. however great. after the ad-
iournment 90 tho regular session or
the legislature. by the simple process
Of emitting 20 oau the legislature in
seS sion "
Neither Governor SuIzer. IJeu'on.
ant Governor Glyun or their counsel
would discuss the attorney general $
opinion tonight
The activities ~ tl" rival ruberna-
torlal camps during the DAY conferred
largely on the escape az Harry X
Ihaw from Matteawan and the meet
ing ~ the public building board to
open bids for reconstruction work in
the capitol The bids for capitol con.
strucfiOn wero opened iu Mr.. suffers
present by Chester G. Plat. SECRETARY
OF the board. au opinion having been
rendered by tho attorney general that
each action met legal requirements
Although ono 81 the points Governor
! Sulz"r has raised respecting the logfs-
( laturc IS that 80 had no right To- con
duct any business whatever In the
obsonce ~ a quorum DO was the only
member prcFent at this board meeting
and conducted tho entire proceedings.
Two Did Not Meet.
Tho expected meeting ira this con.
nection ~ Mr. Glyur. az acting gov.
"rnor: Senator Wagner as Iieu'onqqt
governor and Speaker Smith. az .l.
assembly dld not occur Mr. Glynn
declined - say whether date had
been srf for such meeting. adIfr,
hat b. mad" It'll" difference. as % con-
adorable time must intervene before
contracts can Do "a trdrd ImrIrg the
dav he signed several document
The official notices contcnius DO
stat" canal beard BOO session tomorrow
refer GO Senator Wagner o. Getting
lieutenant governor The GIynu par.
tIeans were eiafsd 90 fhe stand tlknu
hr fh" attorney general a- 90 isl Gus.
'umary Tor fhH ftrf. Departments fp
heed hi- legal opinions This tend
further 90 .riatr Governor sr.,rr
IroHu t.s f'.f or tho .flf. marI.u....
Th" policy adopted by Mr. sulze- Of
screening tls official aef4 from fh.
public war rirIdls adhered fo TODAY
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NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-Dr. Britton ID.
Evans. medical director of the New Jer-
sey state hospital at Morris Plains. init
mated late tonight. after having held
a conference with Mrs. Mary &. Thaw.
tnat haw was or had been at the Nor
rIs Plains asylum.
lie wasn't there when I left. and !
don't expect TO see him there when
get back said Dr. EN ans eVusiNciy.
Has he been there ne was asked.
Il refuse 10 discuss H. SAID the doc
tor.
II Is understood that pr. Evans will
accompany Mrs. Thaw 70 her country
place At Cresson. Pa. tomorrow.
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THREE STRONG MEN.

Thee iiunkios. Tony Miller. Joe
ChesWon and Joe Icnkas started IN 70
cIcan Cu' Tho Red Light last night
but mad only succeeded in throwing
ono cuspIdor ont ~ house of proati.
tuition whom fhcy vc-c nahhcd hv or.
hcor Nul Eve West They viii be
siven hearings on disordcriy charges
this morning.
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Francisco. cal. bit 90 details are
ktnwr To ia nov kupuf what causeI
n'' Dtuias nor hat TINE Do octu.fe
MIS- ZONES vas we'll known locally haV-
irR Vftifed here or utlf .t.srst 3D..
Nhn vfr niece ct Mrs. Robert Nes-
bift or 49, nodIawiu
ME body viii bs bruug ls 20 Mherl-
irg Tor Infermeut Ind .s ,Np.rtsf 10
HIfifD ~ rurrauaF Ir1. % arrange
menfs have mot been completed Inter
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NurffI erIrI. ra over the rfurf OIL. tf
.Nn laIH fUeeifH catherine infant
dHuEhfer OF Nf and Nre Eld. sir.
rf whose death occurred b tfurdav
evening viii 90 held from On farr.Is
ffailf nrn ON Eaker street this after
noon 10 2 o'clock Irferme4f viii r..
made ln Greenwood cemetery
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ARRIVAL NOT Expected.

ALTOONA. Pa. Aug. lS.-At a late
hour tonight servants in charge at Elm
hourst. the summer home OF Mrs Mary
Copley Thaw. ut Cresson. stated tina, no
members Of tho Thaw family were at
home and that tho arrival OF Harry
Thaw Is not expected.
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STRENUOUS EFFORTS
CONTINUED from FRS. Pars.)

Pennsylvania. The other is the water
route. Aboard ship in the Sound.
Thaw could bide his time in compare
tive safety and make his way TO Phil
adelphia via Delaware Bay and the
Delaware river.
In view of the fact that entrance
into Canada might mean clash with
the immigration authorities there the
theory was advanced that Thaw's ad
visers would not have him take any
such risks.
Dispatches from Ottawa though
quoting no official said that IL Tnaw
halted within the dominion he might
be deported as an undesirable alien.
although II he had through ticket
10 Europe there would be no stopping
him. The state authorities AZ Har-
risburg. Pa. indicated that II he came
within that state his case would be
referred 10 the attorney generals Of
fee provided New York asked for his
extradition. The Philadelphia police
said they would detain him II New
York requested r.. Connecticut took
the view that he could he held there
as an insane fugitive. but Massachus-
etts officials were inclined 20 think
that nothing short of criminal
charge would warrant his detention
in that state.
Second only 10 the search for Thaw
IS that for Richard J. Butler. Roger
Thompson. Michael OKeefe. Eugene
DUFFY and Thomas Flood. the quint-
cite whose muscles and skill with
automobiles did the siopwatch work
outside Of the ASYLUM walls These
five did the rough work" Who was
the brains OF the plot-whethcr Thaw
himself or some astu'e lawyer-will
have 10 he developed later
Have Clue 20 the Men.
The description OF Butler TALES
closely with that OF an ex-assembly-
man OF the same name. from New
York city. William Gordon. proprIe-
tor Of the little hotel al Fishkili Land.
ing. where the five made their head
quarters for two days prior 10 Thaw's
escape, identified tonight q photo
graph OF the assemblyman as one OF
his late guests. The clerk OF the no.
tel bore him out
In New York trace was found ~ a
Butler OF the same initials. Familiarity
known as Hooks" said % late 10
have operated taXicab- and formerly
20 have been n longshoreman. Ex.As
semblyman Butler Is said IN have been
identified With the Long horemen.s
union. Mrs Butler SAID to might tnat
her husband was absent from home
from FRIDAY afternoon until Sunday
night last. She did NOT know where
he had gone
81. Finken, Who conducts a transfer
service. said that o." not only knew
Butler but Thompson. O'ktefc. bury
and Flood. al o. whom be described
a. chauNeurs
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MEXICO DELIVERS
tcontinued from Firs. PAze1

erta governments rejection OF the
suggestions made by the United
states for a peaceful solution of the
Mexican revolution reached Washing
ton late today President Wilson.
Secretary Bryan and Counsellor John
Bassett Moore. Of the state d.parf-
ment. discussed for nearly two hours
the dispatches OF John Lind. person.
al r preventative OF President Wilson
In Mexico. describing the attitude OF
the Huerta officials
The President and his advisers wer,
plainly disappointed a.. fhe turn OF
events. but announced that the Ameri
can government would have nothing
20 say tonight. Instead. Tho Amer
can communication appealing FOR a
suspension OF hostilities and 70 consti
tutiOnal election. together with the
emphatic statement that under 10 cir
'umstances would the United states
recognize the Hnerfa regime. because
= vas set mp BY Irregular force in
etoad OF constitutional order. will be
mad" public tomorrow In Wow o'
fhn rejection Of tho suggestions con
tanned iu tho communication present
% by Mr. Lind 80 publication fomor
row viii constitute rci'cration be
fore The world % President Wilson's
ideas a. 20 constitutional government
bon Latin America
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Ends Dealings.

IN al likelihood tod.y's events
mean the ord OF any dealings with the
iirerfa officials Thuurr tfr-c was
much talk in omcial circles ~ lifting
Tire embargo on arms and permitting
'rr COn-ti'utiDualiste ~ get fhn munL
lions Of war with which thev claim
they can soon oycrfhrov 'lr IIuarfa
administration. a. is Itrfr fa' such
90 policy will b" careful. cpa. dare.I
in 90" senate before ans action g.
taken
Th" position takon BY admr..'ra.
ton Officials tonight $50. that Tho
United state. had do.n aI That q
friendly rrirhhor could eu without
actually using force Tho. uY.rt..
out that from rho norirrIrr rf trI
trouble .n Mexico. rfr United States
BIAS had but two alternative friend.
.F mediation nr ARMED Intervention
$40 continent exist. in fLlr country .u
Justify Intervention rr war. f...
aid and no. foreign rptrrrmrnt could
insist on fl" sacrifice Ir fun Tinted
States of fnnl-ard. o. rt,. and -I
r1ffic financial burdens. m,rrIv .o
adjust ar Internal d. quito a. uHI.H
fHn Z nite1 Sft'ra I. NOT G.f.rrv %
party and over which a. t.l have
r0 Iur dicfon pifhuuf Ir.r.r.irr of
'u" tursrrlEnfv Df smother rsruL. e
rH.rh 30 ia hy treaty ohIgoI 'p main.
.II"
Ifn 1fIt .rf"r' q. o. f4r pointed iut
that ffe United States r-l f4yo fr
Mexico 'e fhr protection DI Itae a.I
property Finanrif. II..s. con boz rr.f
br lndemnlfies. FL. believed hsr..
and 1--we. can h'.t b" protected p|.1
fnr vithdran1l or Americans from rho
danger Zpnr To Co... s.d. OuIrIafs
are c0rsIdrrrg fIr removal ~ Nmori.
cams and tho patu.rf for frsr.i.prfa
fI0n fDr fhr frrf.fIf.
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back before night. The other man re-
pilrd That they ought to make It ali
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Sow rs. received fr THE GO. v...
..H .f fIr Ieafn ~ erra c..,.
1on'. at Che family residence IN san
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
TO PRESENT ANGELS IN ART
AT ACADEMY FOR CHARITY

seurs are agreed that they far surpass
anything OF the kind heretofore at
tempted.
1t is really going to be the bigges.
and most wonderful thing of it's kind
ever given In Richmond Philadelphia
society crowded and jammed itself into
the ballroom of the Bellevue Stratford
TO witness three performances of AN
gels in Art" and there are Just four
teen other cities clamoring for the
privilege. but then Mrs. Wood is pro-
ducinE this simply and solely because
she has the biggest heart in the world.
and that heart is reaching out always
in desire to uplift and to aid others.
The half has never been told of this
beautiful and remarkable performance
IL is to be a splendid procession of
great and glowing pictures, from
which will look forth the faces of our
own pretty girls and beautiful women
and the dear little children that every
body knows, added to the music of
hidden choirs and enhanced by the
charm OF the most appropriate sacred
songs. The sister arts, music and
painting. are allied In an artistically
beautiful fashion. and the whole rendi-
ton is unique and strikingly unusual
achievement.
Really. you who have never had the
opportunity of wandering in famous
galleries and seeing for yourself the
creations of men whose names have
been carried through the whole world
OF art. have a great educational advan-
tage In store for you. The painters of
old-time have sought to beguile us
from the sorrows of life and the woes
OF the heart. and somebody has said
that nevermore shall the worlds heart
10 winter be given, as long a g the an
gels keep watch and as long as we
listen to their beautiful song
This is the story OF Angels In Art"
what 1T is for. and what It is all about.
The two performances will be given at
the Academy Tuesday and Wednesday.
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far better shape than any pitcher
among the locals. He has been in con
dition all winter. and has improved
over last season. The crowd will not
worry him. and with Luskey behind
tho bat to take care OF any breaks.
Strain looks like good bet as win
ner against Petersburg. This is not
! SO much a prediction as a hope.
pitcher Wooiery has been heard
FROM. He writes a pleading letter. In
which he asks for his release. saying
that he Is In such poor physical shape
that he could be OF no service to the
club In reply. no received the infor-
NATION that he should stay at home
until he improves and then report
If lie doesn't report he will not get his
release. but will be suspended until
the; end of the season. Such treatment
should bring the portpaw around IL
The is merely playing to get away,
/ Steve Is not In tho shape he would
\ like. That nasty fall tho day he ar
sriyed, is atill causing him tTeu ole. He
5 severely briisiid his ribs, and the si.ls
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Jury has not yielded to treatment. as.
rapidly as might have been wished.
But he Will be in the game when
the start happens. Instead of taking
the leadoff or the cleanup place, Grif
is hitting third. He has Eberts up In
front, believing that he is the best
man to get on, and Connie Bresnahan,
who can hunt with the best and can
also hit 'em out. is In second place.
iGrtff goes to third and puts John Rsleys
in the swat hole to cover up In case
an opposing hurler, Fearful of the man.
ayers club. should walk him. s.
S With the exception OF pitchers, steve
has a club hard to heat, and even TIE
lhurlers ave not going to prove any tcS
easy, But Grin ts fter a pennant, And
If he Is let alone. IT. the financial end
or the club keeps hands OF and ,efS
him hire and release the men he wants3
there will be no question "a bout hfos
success. IN /; al 81 # ~ y ~
81 Here's a. tipss z q ichnaonds sISEt $
n, outk and Eoaf To sssin Thlf1d 4yst
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Continued From Sixth Pager
JOY remarkably long engagements but
in every city OF the United States.
enormous crowds have attended the
performance OF Bought and Paid
For" The play was recently present
ed IN London, England. and has made
tina biggest kind of a hit with the
Brttishers. The play Will be offered at
the Academy for three days next week,
and Judging from the hundreds OF in
qu1ries regarding tho scale OF prices.
etc. the attraction Is very liable to
add another record breaking engage
ment TO its phenomenal record on tour.
The principal reason Tor the Broad.
Nurse success in every part OF the,
country is that 1t Is a true natural
play Of everyday life, and appeals to
every class OF amusement seekers.
AZ the Little Theatre. l.
The special feature at the Little
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games with a club that fninshed in
last place. He was not overly am
bilious in those days. but now that
he has become acquainted with Vir-
ginia, he wants to stick around a while
and sign a few pay rolls before leav-
ing. He will get all the opportunity
no wants.
The final grooming before the open
ing encounter with Buschs club will
take place tomorrow. Tuesday and
Wednesday. During that time Steve
hopes to play two ball games. There
is One scheduled with the Blues to-
morrow afternoon and, IL possible, Dir.
Bagby's Collegians viii be inyeigled
into trying a short engagement Tues
day. Wednesday no game is desired
nor would the Tuesday AFFAIR be wanted
had NoWatk been able to ali yesterday,,
ds,te. AT noon Steve called the game
OFF, and Harry Smith grabbed his grip
and started for the station. That lost
one exhi bition B ame Just when friend
lys5 ncounters we're most needed x y "A
number OF B ig nails must be- pracficsd
before tina club; be ready, s.rsd