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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-23
AMNESTY FOR ALL
is WANTED
As Mediatofs Evidently Fear
carranza and Villa Will
Continue Butchery.
.ovATIoNs FOR cARRANzA
Mediators Ask President Viii
son to Use His Influence
with the Rebel Leader.
.0VATIONS FoR CARRANzA

WASHINGTON, July 23-Ambassa-
dor DaGama, of Brazil, and Ministers
Suarez, OF Chila, and Moan. of Argen-
tine, the three mediators in the Mexi-
can affair. appealed to President VIII
son Wednesday to have the United
States use its influence with Carran-
Ia to obtain a general amnesty for
those who supported the Huerta gov
eminent.
1t was the first formal call Of the
three mediators since the conference
at Niagara Falls. adjourned. They
were accompanied by Secretary
Bryan and for nearly an hour discuss
ed the Mexican situation in all OF its
phases. They expressed the. view
that Francisco Carbajal, provisional
president Of Mexico, who succeeded
Huerta. was ready to turn over the
government to General Carranza but
wanted guarantee that there would
be no wholesale executions, arrests or
considerations of property.
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.SCHM.|||BA|G
Company Has No Notion Of
Taking Its Signs Down at
Wheeling at All.

WHEELING, July 23.-"we paid
our corporation tax for the year / 914
the state took $50 of our. money
and has refunded no part Of It. Our
signs will remain up until we choose
to take them down, or until we are
shown that we must take them
down"
The foregoing statement, while
possibly not the exact language, is in
substance, statement made to a
representative OF the prohibition
commissioners Office yesterday by a
representative of a company doing
business up until recently, under the
title. "Schmulbach Brewing Com
pany."
Many of the more observant have
remarked the fact. more than once,
that the company has mot taken the
signs off the wagons formerly used
in delivering its product, latterly for
the purpose Of gathering up the bar
rels and kegs then In use and which
now may be disposed Of to advantage.
Then, too, there is a big sign on the
company's plant, now converted into
an ice plant. It was toward this
that the deputy's attention, It seems,
had been particularly directed and
the foregoing answer was what he
received when he called around to
give instructions.
The deputy, cleary was non-plussed
and. although he might have made a
test case right then and there. by
filing an afidayit. yet, he took the
sensible course, that of deciding to
put the matter up to his chief, Com
missioner Blue.
A reply is expected shortly and the
company no doubt will abide by the
decision, even though 1t will mean
the defacing Of the front of the
building in the event that It is UNI
favorable to the position assumed.
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OLD ENGINEER
On the Branch Retires after
being in Service the Lonu
Period of Forty Years.

GRAFTON, July 2s.-Afte having
served as an engineer on the Monon-
gah division OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad for the last forty years, Ed
Shaffer has been obliged to retire
from the service on account Of being
unable to distinguish between some
shade of colors as provided in the
tests OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. Mr.. Shaffer has been run
ming between Grafton and Parkers-
burg for many years and is one Of
the most widely known engineers on
the division. He is also one OF the
Oldest men, in point OF service, on the
branch.
Just twenty-one years ago, Mr..
shaffer purchased trunk from
klein's furnishing store and moved It
over to the Ward hotel and the trunk
has never been moved out Of the
hotel since that time. Mr.. Shaffer is
preparing to move at once to Howes-
Vile, and locate on his fine Preston
county farm near that town. His fam
lily has been living there for many
years, and Mr.. Shaffer will join them
and doubtless become one Of Preston
county's most progressive farmers. He
will be missed by many friends in
railroad circles In Grafton where he
has been known for many years, be-
sides his other friends all over the
city.
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Beautiful, Soft, Fluffy
Hair An Aid To Beauty

/ 4 -
Who does not love a head of pretty
hair? Some women think 1t is gift
of nature and envy their more fortu-
nate sisters. 1fyour hair is not fluffy
soft and lustrous; is falling out,
streaked, faded. brittle. or. full Of
dandruff and II the scalp itches, do
not think it must always be that way,
for pretty hair is only a matter Of
care and proper nourishment of the
hair roots. Hair is something like q
plant-n neglected It soon withers
and dies. while with little attention
1t keeps fresh and beautiful.
Partisan Sage is a scientific prepa-
ration that supplies Just the elements
needed to invigorate the hair roots
and stimulate the hair to grow long,
thick, fuffy. soft and lustrous. It re-
moves ,dandruff with one application
and quickly stops itching head and
falling hair. It Is the ideal hair
tonic and scalp treatment for men,
women and children-contains moth
ing injurious and is delicately per-
fdmed.
gWells-Haymaker Company or any
drug or toilet counter can supply you
With Partisan Sage It is inexpensive,
You cannot be disappointed with this
delightful and helpful hair tonic for
the irst few days use VIII give the
hair the beauty and charm Of youth.
- 1r4r A sam - 4, 4 =. =
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RANK ENDS
Its Annual Convention Held at
Frostburg by Election of
Officers for Year.

CUMBERLAND, Md, July a.
The twenty-seventh annual conven-
ton Of the Uniformed Rank, United
American Mechanics at Frostburg
completed its labors by the election OF
officers for the coming year as fol-
lows: w. ]. Bennett, junior past
commander. Wheeling, w. Va; A. b.
Webb, supreme commander, Wash
ington. Pa; Richard F. CLANCY, SUI
preme vice commander, Frostburg,
Md; Mason Jones, supreme recorder
and organizer, Wheeling; S. M. Isen-
niger, supreme treasurer, Washing
ton, Pa; Harry A. Kurner, supreme
captain, Wheeling; David w. Grif1th,
protector, Frostburg, Nd; ]. w.
Pultz, prelate, Wheeling; w. w. Ak
ms. junior councillor, Washington,
Pa, and w. c. Morgan. warden.
Cumberland, Md. The officers were
installed by Supreme Organizer Ma.
son Jones, of Wheeling.
The place for holding the next an
nual convention will be selected by
the supreme officers. Delegates were
present representing the jurisdictions
of Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
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~ 4
the front door of the court house of
Harrison County. West Virginia, to the
highest responsible bidder. on Saturday
the nth day of July, 1919. at the hour
day, the following described three. sep-
arate lots of land situate on the north
side of -Philippi street., in said City OF
Clarksburg. In the County OF Harrison
and State OF West Virginia, to-wit: Lots
I. 2 and as shown on the plat OF the
Frank II. Rhodes subdivision of Lot No.
8 Of Jacksons Last Addition to said
City OF. Clarks6urgs the satG Lot No..l
and the said Lots Nos. and 8 fronting
each thirty feet on said street. which
said platiis of record In the ofiice of the
Clerks office In Deed Book No. 177.s page
rison County, in Deed Book No. 155, at
page 149, and the said Lot No. is the
same lot that was heretofore conveyed
to the Board Of Education of Clarksburg
School District by London Z. White and
others. by deed bearing date on August
~. 1909. and of record In said Clerks
office In Deed Book No. III, page 227.
and the said Lots Nos. 2 and are the
| to said Board of Education by James
II. Mines, by. deed bearing date on Au-
| gust IL, 1903. and of record in said
Clerks office in Deed Book No. ~, page
PIG: to all of which records reference Is
made for greater particularly.
Each of the three lots will first be
offered separately and then they will; be
OueEeu AS d tWnOle, ana inc same VIII De
then declared sold In such, manner as to
realize the greatest price therefor to
Terms Of sale: one third of the pur-
chase price. or as much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay. in cash on
the day Of sale, and the residue thereof
to become due and payable In two equal
Iinstallments respectively in one and two
years after the date of sale. bearing In
terest at six per cent. per annum. and
the purchaser shall execute and deliver
to said Board his negotiable promissory
notes for said installments Of purchase
money, bearing date on the day Of SALE
and due and payable at the times. In the
\ principal amounts and with interest as
aforesaid. for the payment Of which the
purchaser shall give good and sufiicient
personal security. and In addition there
to vendors lien shall be retained IN
the deed of deeds
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF CLARGS-
BURG SCHOOL DISTRICT.
BY William B. Osborn, President.
Notice Is hereby given that the above
sale is adjourned from saturday, the
18th day of July, 1914, until Saturday,
the 18th day of July. 1914. when the
said property above described will again
he offered for sale at the front door of
the court house of Harrison County. at
| the hour of o'clock in the afternoon
fof said day. on the terms fixed by the
original notice.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF CLARGs-
BURG SCHOOL DISTRICT.
i
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ARMISTICE
To Be Arranged on Flagship is
Indicated as Desired by
Generals.

ON BOARD THE UNITED STATES
STEAMSHIP, CALIFORNIA, MAX
ALLAN, Mex. July %, by wireless
to San Diego, Calf. July 23-on the
arrival of the flagship, California,
here, Wednesday approaches were
received from both the federal and
rebel camps indicating that the gem
erals on both sides would be glad to
meet on board the flagship or any
other foreign cruiser to arrange an
armistice during possible evacua-
ton of the city by the federals. Such
a meeting would be thoroughly in ac-
cord with the policy of Admiral How
ard, who. since the fall OF Huerta.
has been doing everything he can to
bring the factions together.
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GENERAL; cARRANzA GETS
VERY ROUSING RECEPTIONS

ON BOARD GENERAL cARRAN-
ZA'S SPECIAL TRAIN ENRoUTE
TO TAMPICo, MEX, JULY 81, BY
WAY OIL LAREDO, Tex, July 23-
General Carranza was given an en-
thusiastic reception at towns along
the line Tuesday. He will remain
two days in Tampico, winch he will
reach tomorrow and the return to
Saltillo, where he expects to receive
the delegates from President Carbajal
and also Eufemio Zapata, brother Of
Geenral Zapata, who will confer with
him regarding the disposition Of the
Zapata troops.
John R. Silliman, who is aboard
tie train, had several long interviews
with General Carranza and several OF
his cabinet officers.
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ALLEGED CONSPIRACY
Among Dealers and Exporters
of Wheat to Depress Prices
to Farmers to Be Probed.

WASHINGTON. D. c., July 90
Investigation of an alleged conspir-
acy among dealers and exporters OF
wheat at Kansas City, Mo-, to depress
prices to farmers was provided In a
resolution by Representative Doolit-
tie, Of Kansas City, favorably report
ed Wednesday by the Interstate
commerce committee.
Secretary Redfield, OF the Dssart.
ment of Commerce, assured Mr.. Doc
little he would at once send inspec-
tors to Kansas to investigate. Mr..
Doolittle told the House that for an
$50, ZOO, 900 bushel wheat crop pro-
ducers were getting SO cents at load
ing elevators in Kansas while large
quantities were being sold for export
at Kansas City. Mo-. as high as IS
cents.
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Bean. Gussie Bean, Ed p. Fry. Boob
Parks. g. A. Eisehhauer. Charles Shef-
man. Moses sherman, George W. Mgth<
las, w. Wolf, Mrs. ID. n. Kuhn. Joseph
man. j. \. Fry. samuel Powell. VI. q.
Murray. F. ~; Murray y. IL. Madden.
g. w. Valley, Eureka Pipe Line CONF
pany. corporation and Fairmont 0tH
Company, a corporation. = ~.
4 In pursuance of a decree ENTERED IN
the above styled cause ON sthef 1nd day,
OF July, 1914. In the Circuit Court Of
Harrison County VEST N.fgtnia the
Commissioner to take. state and report
TO this Court an account showing. 81
Ht1l AL of. the persons or partial
hold estate above mentioned. the hi.s nature isia
and extent OF each interest or title, and
the present condition of the title to- SAID
ileasehold estate. and PERSONAL property.
sS2) All OF the he liens :. s stl said
leasehold estate and property aud equip
ment therewith,t or any part thereof the
amount and character OF such Hens, BY
whom held. and their respective priofl-
ties. 8 IS s -
go What moneys: Il my, have gbesn
paid or contributed by the various owns
ers OF interests In said leasehol I'D estate,
property and equipment on account 81
their said Interest or claims ofsiAterest
20 what sum or sums. u any. htxe
been paid or contributed by the owner
hold estate, properly, and equipment to-
ward the development or Operation
l5l Any and all such other. matters
as the parties In interest may rGquire
II pertinent. or such matters ~ said
commissioner shall himself deem peri
tinent : Z *
The above named parties and all Others
interested win take notice that the I'M
dersigned Commissioner will on. the b
14th DAY or Au6uST, 1914 =
proceed to execute the above order OF
reference at his odices S93-624 Con
Building, Clarksburg. West Virginia. S
LAFAYETTE C. Grille.
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NoE1c1 70 coNTBAcrons.

Sealed bids win be received by the
Board OF Education OF Grant District.
Harrison County. for the erection Of q
one room school building at McWhcrtsr,
school building and being an addition
thereto. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the residence OF the president.
G. w. DAVIDSON: White Bros. feed store.
tary. All bids must be accompanied by
a check for $4,000 (same to be refunded
II bid Is not accepted.) Contractors viii
be requirtd 70 give bond with security
price according to law.
Board. reserves the right to reject any
or all BIDS.
BOARD o. EDUCATION OF GRANT
DISTRICT.
July 10. 1914.
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WANTS. NO RE HEARD.

WASHINGTON, d. C., July 23.-
Colonel Roosevelt in letter to
Chairman Stone OF the Senate for
eign Citations committee, Wednesday
asked for an opportunity to be heard
In opposition to the pending treaty
proposing to pay Colombia S25 ,ODO.4
600 Tor The partition Of Panama.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-23
FATALLY INJURED
Are Three Children When Tow
Stick of Dynamite Lets
Itself Go.

AKRON. o., July 2s-Three chill
dren were probably fatally injured
here Wednesday when a stick of dyna-
mite, with which they were playing,
exploded. The injured are Leroy Lind,
10, eyes blown out and fingers and
part Of lower limbs blown of; Nor
vile Lind. Z, a younger brother, SER
iously mangled abotu, lower limbs;
Harry Lee 10, eyesight destroyed and
part of lower limbs blown OF. VIM
dows for blocks around were shat
tered.
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BOY is DROWNED.

FAIRMoNT, July 23.-Lloyd Bun
ner. aged IL. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Bunner. was drowned while
swimming, in the Monongahela river,
two miles below town. He was
learning to swim and was using
water wings. Out in the river the
wings began to leak. and Harry
.Cumpston, a smaller companion, ran
for help. Workmen on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad arrived too
late.
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nonRnL REnRAsEn.

REDWOOD, w. Va, July 3D.
Pat Dodrill was given q heaing and
released, there being no evidence that
he had anything to do with the Hall
mons-Fletcher shooting ARRAY. Ma
son Hallmons is recovering and will
be given a hearing as soon as he Is
able.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-23
REV|SEDlB|LL
To Supplement the Sherman
Act Will PenaIize Trade
Determinations.
az Assee,.,s. essar

WASHINGTON. d, C., July %
The revised Clayton antitrust bill to
supplement the Sherman act was for
mally reported Wednesday to
the Senate. 1t will penal
ize trade Discrimination, ex-
elusive selling agreements, LIBERAL
ize the Injunction and contempt stat
utes in trade disputes, restrict inter-
locking directorates and holding
companies but would exempt labor,
horticultural and agricultural or
CARNATIONS from its provisions.
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SPLENDID CONDITION.

The condition Of the county in
Urinary was pronounced splendid by
members OF the county court upon
their return Tuesday evening from
annual inspection OF the same and
they lauded James /. L. Day, super
intendent, for excellent management.
The inmates appear. well and con-
tented. The farm is In fine condi-
ton and the building are ample and
adequate.
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GOLD WATCH STOLEN.

verie Wallie was arrested shortly
after noon Wednesday by special
constable Thomas Jordan, upon a
warrant sworn out in Justice Jackson
v. Carter's court by Mele Wigs. OF
Stealey Addition, charging Miss Wal
lie with stealing a gold watch valued
at $50 from her. In default Of bond
the Wallie woman was jailed to
await hearing before Justice Carter.
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sTEPToE & JOHNSON.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.


To all PERSONS holding liens by judy
ment or otherwise. on the leasehcld Gat
tate, or any part thereof, OF ]. j. Keitiis
trading as ]. ]. Keim and Company,
and all other persons owning an Interest
In said leaseIold estate, or any part
thereof, as set forth in the bill OF chm
plant of the Continental Supply Com.
pany against the said J. ]. Keim and.
others. pending In the Circuit Court Of
Harrison County. West VirSinia.
; In pursuance of decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF Harrison County. made
In a cause therein pending. TO subject
the real estate OF. said j. J. Keim and
others. as above stated. to the satisfacz
tion. of the liens thereon, you are hereby
REQUIRED to present all claims held BY
you and, each Of you against the said
j. j. Keim and Company, as above ret
forth, which are liens On its or their
said leasehold estate. or any. part OF Il.
for adiudicationdt to me. ut my otii6ds IN
the city OF Clarlshurx, on or befoES the
Nth day Of August. 1914 IS ", y
Given under my hand this It'll dsy Of
LAFAYETTE CsCRIEiE.
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DELEGATES NAMED.

At the recent sardis district Sun
day school convention Livy Shuman,
B. F. Rogers, Lizzie Nuzum and Ja-
cob Gerard were named as delegates
to the county Sunday school conyen-
ton at Bridgeport September 8 and
10. j. r. Wallace was elected pres
ident of the district association and
Isaac L. Davisson secretary and treas
urer.
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LOOMIs ELKCTEp,
tsy ASSOCIATED pREsu

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 2s.-
Brigadier General William H. LOOMS.
of Grand Rapids, Mich, was unani-
mously elected major general OF the
uniform rank, Knights Of Pythias, at
the meeting Of the supreme council
Of the order Wednesday.
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Notice is Hereby given that pursuant
to an order of the Board of Education
entered of record at regular meeting
Of said Board held at its office on Tues
day, the ninth day of June. 1914. the
Board OF Education OF Clarksburg School
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Apaua1sraAra1x,s nor1on.

An persons having claims against tn,
estate of James ]. Cornell, deceased
and all persons indebted to said estat,
are requested to call at 142 S. Lindei
Avenue, for settlement.
ELLA CONNEI.L. Adm'x.
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!. !. !. !. !. + j. : J. !. !,
JUMPS OVERHEARD.

!. NEW DIRK, July 2s-John
: Murphy, of Columbus. o., COM
!. mitted suicide at sea by jump
J. ing overheard from the steamer,
!. Advance, July Is, according to
!. officers of the vessel which ar
!. rived Wednesday from Cristo-
!: bal. The body was recovered
!: and later buried at sea.
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coanussIoNnn,s NOTICE.

VS.. IN cHANcERY.
]. j. Keim, Carl Nelson. W. II. Nc
ington. T. j. Kittie. E. NJ. Williams. j.
N. Coltrane G.. A. Gartlan, F. c. WEIGH,
j. Z. DOMAIN. Kuhn & Company. Z. W.
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Germany complains of the oyerz
crowded condition of its universities.
An extensive deposit Of asphalt Of
high quality has been discovered in
the Philippines.
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n - ys ~
"a Are Selling
lots Every Day
In Colonial
Heights

We have sold two this
week and have three lots
left. If you want to get in
right, you will buy one of
these lots.
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PO()SST
Yourself by Reading the Prohl.
bition Amendment Law
Be Independent.

Get a. copy of ths Prohibition
Amendment Law and read 1t for
yourself. do not be dependent upon
others for your information. have Ii
as It Is. Pocket size. extra quality
paper. neatly and durably bound.
f.rice 75c. Call or address A. +
Combs, at the Daily Telegram once.
Advertisement.
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salesmen-who might be secured
70 push YOUR proposition-are ALL
Telegram classified ad. readers, AL
WAYS!
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SEVENTH STREET
4 lot 4ox12o IT,, for. .$e75
i lot 4ox117lg f., for. 800
4 lot 51x115 IT,, for. $500

= lou 3IXIIo IT,, IOT.. S5UU
These lots are within
twelve minutes walk of the
eourt house, have water,
sewerage and gas, and are a
good purchase. You can do
better by buying these lots
than any other lots offered
for sale. No other inside lots
SO low in price. See us at
once.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

BY Board Of Education Of Clarksburg
School District.
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B. Go o. ST ATEME NJ
RA1rrMopN ,

BALTIMORE Nd July Baltimore Railroad
earnings and
for the month Of June 1917 loNs
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The Telegram classified ads. are
taking on that vacation Tone" now
adays.
NOTICE.

Any person or persons having posses
sion of or any claim to missing bank
books No. SAT- or 1885. are requested
to present the same to the Lowndes Saw
ings Bank and Trust Company, and sub
NIT to having said books cancelled, and
new books issued In lieu thereof.
TILE .LOWNDES SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY.
BY Geo. L. Duncan, Treasurer.
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The nations of the world spent $780,
000, 900. for aeroplanes In 1912, and the
amount spent is more than doubling
each year.
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LAFAYETTE g s ggl'l 81
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-16

ter to replace that city. Syracuse is
about the best available city, but
Syracuse was being saved to take the
place of Montreal, which should have
been dropped long ago. If Baltimore
is lost and Montreal is dropped, there
will still be a berth to fill. In look
ing around for new territory, Trenton
looms up as about the most available
city; but that isn't saying much. Buff
falo will be with us again, just as
soon as she proves that she isn't a
big league city. President Barrow
will have much to do before another
season rolls around. II he saves the
circuit he will be doing we'll, for the
International League will not be con-
sidered when the regulars" and the
outlaws" are effecting a compro-
mise.
@
Young Joe Wagner the Newark
hey. who has been holding forth
with the Philadelphia National
League Club from February "a, when
he went down South with the squad
on the training trip, until May 10,
when Manager Doom told him he
could look out for another Job, IS
anxious to get an opportunity to