The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-01
Keep These Rules HANDY
TWHNTX-SlX PIOTUREs.

TwENTx-s1x P1oTUnEs. We
Z have published 20 rebus pictures
which can be solved as the names
Of recognized baseball players in the
/, National, American or Federal
LeaSues, or in any club in the Ma.
-uQnal Association Of Professional
I 5aeban Leagues on the rosters for
Pastime. Example: an illustrators
OF man with bow and arrows
Z be Interpreted as ARCHER, or that
OF man Intending Kettles and pan s
&c TlNkER. these being seeognized
q each picture Should be carefully
studted. Only one name Is logically
land properly applicable to picture.
but IN some instances. to avoid am.
5isStt ,i and suite the solver IN The
name are worked into the picture.
Aoweyer the participant need only
record the last or surname. There
ere four professional players named
4 but to avoid the possibility OF con-
{ FUSION In solving the numerous pic
lures, these four names are excfud.
X cd from use.
H0NdEsT NAME. When the 2s
FnameS have been solved, the next
step tn the Summer PaStime Is to
select the surname Of q player which
has The largest number of lettefs in
II The surname OF q person iS his
9 last name. such as Mathewson. His
4rst nAIne or, initials, or nickname
would not count. Then. taking this
mime: the second part OF the Pas
time ls " working out as many shor-
Example, that .sMATHE#soS Us K
FOUND TO be. the longest; It allows Of
making such words as mat, at, the,
mef6us others. -
WORD BuELDINa. In the maxi
Ing !, Of words, no proper, names Cor
proper pSunsj win ,bs allowed, such
% the names Of cities, persons, etc..
plprnls or .abbreviations. No letter
cnn PC used In any one word more Of
ten than that letter appears In the
correct longest name. These are arr
Pity the work OF the examiners.
There can be no two words alike; ali
must be correcGy-spelled English
words and in event of the need OF re-
fetrtng to q dictionary. Webster's
will be used as a standard for diecis.
Jon. The list must be made out on
sheets Of paper, the writing to be on
one Side only. ana the name and ad-
back Of every sheet. - >-.'
1DWARDs-A first prize of 500
. In gold Will be given to the person
who sends In the largest combined
list of correct players names and
words. A second prize Of $50 in
gold Will be, given to the sender of
the next longest combined correct
LIST A third prize Of $e5 in gold
: WI bS Even to the sender OF the
third ,d longest combined correct list
sixth to fifteenth prizes S. In gold
each. 800
KhIP xos1AxT1orfANTs. A. an
nd 70 competitors who may not Be
1amtimf with the names OF profcs-
z NtnnA baseball players, a book has
Aeen puhltshed entitled Summer
PRetime Handbook" containing a Sc
: Iected list Of about $500 basebail
players and including every one Of
the 90 names used In our PaStima.
: The book Is SO arranged as TO pre-
Z sent the easiest possible method OF
nnding the desired names. The price
Of tho Handbook has been reduced
70 ,tEenty-fye cents and II OBJ
taiun6te at the ONCE Of the Daily
Z Teiegram. Main street. Ciarksnrirr
between 8 and s daily. or. Will be
tnAiied on receipt Of 30 cents In post
ese stamps: Additional 20 the IN
formation given In this book the pff-
/. chaser win receive free an extra
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