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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-04
ATHLETES
TO HOLD CONTEST
Y. N. G. a.. Teams. win
Work For Monthly
Honors.

The all.round contest for Junior
members of the Y. NJ. G. a. commences
Monday, November s. The competl.
ton Will include every phase OF activ.
tiles that a boy is interested In, ana
will extend from November to March.
Each team will work. for MONTH,
honors, and the team scoringthe great.
est number of points for the entire
time will beiawarded the team cup.
The captains and assistant captains
OF the teams met last night at the
Y. NJ. G. a.. and picked their teams.
The teams in Junior "An are: Har.
ward, Captain Ruddel johnson and AS.
,%sistant Captain Fred Jacobs; Army.
Captain Leon vignaul and Assistant
Captain zell Brady; Yale, Captain
Frank Swearingen and Assistant Cap,
tain Robert Hutchinsons Navy, Cap.
tain Kenneth Hess and Assistant Cap.
tainlPaul Smith. The teams in Junior
"B" are: "Mohawks," Captain Paul
Eakins and Assistant Captain Fred
Jacobs; "1roquois," Captain Robert
Morris and Assistant Captain James
Thomas; "Seminoles,"" Captain Rex
Arnett and Assistant Captain Joe
Haas; Navajo Captain James
Broomfeld and Assistant Captain
James Hutchinson.
The basketball schedule for next
week Is: November 10. Yale VS. Army
and Harvard vs.. Navy; November II,
seminoles VS.. Mohawks and Navajo
VS.. Iroquois.
Friday night at 8 o'clock p. m. a Gym
Jolly Will be held for all the juniors.
a chance will be given for all to bring
their parents and et. them see what Is
being done in the gym. All Juniors
Will then have a chance to hear about
the all,round contest and have a swim
and a period on;the gym as well.
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"A sfresalarm at II O'clock last night
called the tiremenS OF the Central IRE
station to theNKenyon Hotel, The
chiefs auto and the hosetruek nude
a quick trip but the fire had been ex-
tinguished before their arrival! "A
stove became ,oyerheated and set IRE
to the flooring under the heater. There
was more smoke than fire. the snolds
ering floor panels sending dense
smoke throughout the Second door.
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VARSITY TO MEET
MARSHALL ELEVEN
Game To Be Played at.
Huntington On
Saturday.

The game next Saturday between
Morgantown and Marshall at Hunt
tngton will be a great attraction for
the people OF that city. The lineup
that West Virginia has at its dispoasl
thin week will DO minus both Henry
and Curry. MarshallSwill have a strong
linesip ON the gridiron to oppose the
M~ountaifeers, who should win the
game easily. There!haye been several
rumors that Boyd chambers intended
to spring something in this game, but
y Is hardly probable that that some.
thing lis going to hold the Mountain.
GERS to q defeat or even a tie.
The University clever hat been
working on trick plays during lapses
Of hard drills for the purpose OF meet:
ing the Wesleyan team at Fairmont
Thanksgiving Some OF these plays
may be isedIonsM arshali and Marietta
as we'll asstheryirginia Polytechnic In
Htitute.
Coach Chambers of Marshall will
have q chanceitofplayta winning game
to the spectatorsSa at Huntington next
year n he does fail Saturday. Cham.
bers ts slated to fill kGeorgeFF. Pyle's
shoes at Morgantown as athletic direc-
tor as soon as the contract with Mar.
shall runs out, which will be in June,
1916.
For some time there has been more
or less trouble over athletics at the
Morgantown school, which has been
unjustiys blamed on the directors there.
Public sentiment is likely responsible
for the change. Chambers will make
q first class athletic director for the
school, as he is now the foremots foot
ball and sport expert of the West Vir-
ginia colleges. He knows the game
and Is quick at Judging teh sentiment
around hum Chambers material, when
he STARTS wors Rat Morgantown, will be
u. good as any and the MoTgantown
tear sJi ibe Cad TO know that he is
ai0'el Il y zee Solar as can be learn
y ms changes In the
n eilS at tbs scaooi, as the.
mprgGn!own players
S@f,a fY!r..
played four
- It Is credit.
lt,.,Rg one and
~ ma tkey have
.s.4ir with Gen.
.ales Wcntlto Penn.
Ys5sonsand Lee. The
Gus with Washington
i nethany gamo and the
a.. 8 eehs game were cancelled.
g . this POI showing on
~ West Nlrglniac intend to
sliaslin such a manner that
ci. viii be bound TO admit the
grsasness OF the Mountaineers. The
sn NE P%olsagame is not won yet,
while the Marietta game will be easy
fo. Metzgerfs men. Then comes the
most important contest, for state hon.
orss West Virginia will have to walk
away with theaga:ncs played against
Marshall and Marietta to regain the
prestige 1t commanded before the
Wash-Leo circus.
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Y. mi, c. a. LEAGUE.

The Y. NJ. q. a. bowling league VIII
get under wayitonights when the team
representing Hartleyisss store Will clast
with the Consolidation Coal COMPANY
pin stars. This contest promises 10
be hard fought. Tomorrow night the
West Yirginian team will play the
Fairmont Mining Machinery Company
Much interest has been shown In the
new league and a successful season IL
predicted.
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FlMEp ON ssAULrcHAReE.

Fines Of $40 and costs each were
assessed against Matthew Losh
George Radochij and Charles Skirtish,
all OF Pennington, last night by Jus:
tice Of the Peace Ms r. MusgroveSonl
charges Of assault. The arrests were
made by Constable HarryEC onnoron
the complaint Of David Kosnich, who
testified that Losh, RadochijEand skir.
tish beat him up yesterday.
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ESCAPED PRISONER CAPTURED.
CLARKsBURG, w. Va Nov: "A
sentence Of 80 days on the road gang
and costs was imposed by Magistrate
jackson ". Carter upon James sPishi.
nary, a county convict, who escaped
from a county road crew yesterday at
the fair grounds and was captured
later at Reynoldsyille by a posse Of
deputy sheriffs. He had nearly com;
pleted a sentence Of IS months for
stabbing Andrew Tibbs at the county
fair in 1914.
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cultivate prou4btness.

Promptness is. grand leader, while
representation limps behind. Today
Is master OF the situation. Tomorrow
is an impostor who is almost sure to
bring failure with hlm.-James T.
Field.
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PAsTIMElpUcKs.

The Submarines sprung a surprise
on the Temple team last night by,
knocking them off two out of three.
games. .Onlytini the second game were
the Temple boys able to roll a three
hundred game. Ninety-three was the
high water mark the last game. Amos
did the best bowling Of the evening.
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hIB-

Kid Herman Of New Orleans will
pc the next TO get chance at the
bantamweigit title, claimed Jointly by
Kid Williams and Johnny Ertle. but
to which Williams has the best
claim.
Herman and Williams have been
matched for 20.round bout in New
Orleans. Nov. 20! Herman has come
up ripidly since he gave up a joob as
. bootblack TO become a professional
in the ring
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RY BROWN holmes

BY BROWN IHOLMES.
Next to the great work of Speedy
Rush, the new Princeton coach, the
factor that has stood out most in the
success OF the Princeton eleven has
been the play Of Dave Tibbott, half.
back. He is called the greatest half
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-04

back to wear the Tiger stripes In
years.
Tibbotts has not only starred in tear
ing lines to pieces OF advancing
through; open flds, but in kicking field
goals. He is expected to do more
great work Saturday when the Tigers
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-04

lGeorgeSLilley and Jessie Lilleys OF as.
saulting Mollie$ Gray were dismissed!
"A charge against Sela Hayes of as
saulting William Hayes was dropped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-09
KINNEY'S LETTER SAYS
WIDOW MISLED HIM
Defendant in 100000 Breach
Of Promise Suit Asserts He
Lent engagement" Ring.

WASHINGTON. April s--Mrs. Ida NJ.
McNabo. ~ years old and a widow, o:
Escanaba, Mich, continued her test
mony to-day in the District supreme
Cour, in her suit for $500. 900 damages
against John s. Kinney OF Michigan.
who is reported to be wealthy. alleging
a breach Of contract to marry her.
Mrs McNabb formerly conducted
boarding house In Milwaukee. The de-
fendan, is rs years old. He has not
been IN court yet during the trial, but
IL represented by a woman lawyer. Miss
Harriet Freely OF Washington
Letters ~ tho defendant were intro
duccd In court to-day and identified by
the plaintiff Tho most interesting letter
was one dated Angus; 10, 1919, at Buff
fAlo. y Y. in which Mr., Kinney decls red
that he had never intended 70 marry
Mrs MrNahh and intiuated that he had
been mlsled into signing the alleged con-
tract OF marriage.
Others letters were submitted In which
the defendant urged the widow 10 re-
turn tho diamond ring he tent her and
which she insists was an engagement
ring. Some correspondence was intro
duced regarding this ring. In a letter
introduced by the plaintiff and alleged
10 have been written ny Kinney he
warns the widow that $3.50 Is a large
sum OF money to pay for an engage
nent ring and suggests that she avoid
getting too fresh al the start He ad
vises her to consent to cheaper ring
and to use tho $3.50 later for her family,
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MRS. DONALDSON INDICTED.
"MiIlion Dollar Bride" Charged
Ex-Nsther.in-Law with Assault.

PHILADELPHIA. April s.-Mrs. William
Donaldson Of this city and her French
maid, Fanny Blanc, were indicted to-
day on the charge OF assault and bat
terry upon Evelyn Hunter Donaldson
Mrs Keith Donaldson, her former
daughter-ln-law. after the younger
woman had appeared before the Grand
Jury.
Mrs. Evelyn Donaldson. who was
known throughout the South at the
time Of her marriage as the million
dollar BRIDE" charges that she was at
tackled by her former mother-in-law and
he maid and then Inundated by beng
taken in patrol wagon to City Hall.
after her attempt 10 see her seven
year-old daughter here several months
ago.
When the younger Mrs. Donaldson
hrough; proceedings to obtain posses
sion OF the child the Domestic Relations
Court decided that the girl should re-
main in tho Grandmothers custody.
though the mother might he with her
on alternate Friday afternoons.
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MAY SURROUND VILLA.
Gen. Obregon's plan We'll Under
Way. IL Report.

~ rAso. April S.--Gen. Angeles ut
ne head Of a strouS villa column or
troops ls moving south against Gen
1hreson al Celaya. where Obregon said
10 defeated the northern Chief.
Ccrranza advices state that Obregon
has FOR DAYS been working on pan
. surround TIE villa forces and tna'
'N' is row well under way. According
n this plan Gen. HIS force has al
t'ady appeared At Ponjamo, west or
lrapuato on the Guadalsjara line, cut
nns off Villas western forces. At the
same time force has advanced up the
railroad line from Celaya in the direc-
ION OF san Luis Potosi with the inten-
'on ~ striking out TO cut Villas COM
mun.rdtious with Aguascdlintes.
Heavy tighting east of Cananea, IN
which the column OF Gen. Gales de-
''a'ed lboo Nillistas, is reported In Car
tsnza idvices from Aqua Prieta.
new Cientifico revolution is beng
orraused and IL already well under way
a''ordlng to private reports, Financial
Nack'nc for the new revolt is being 'e-
lred BY Ramon Iturbide, according to
me reports The return OF Gen. Hurata
rom Europe is linked with the new
r,voi
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BRYAN TO GIVE HUERTA
ICY HAND ON ARRIVAL
Will Just Ignore Ex-DictatOr
Of Mexico. Expected Here
Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON. April s.-There is every
indication that the United States Gov
eminent. so far as the White House and
the State Department are concerned.
will wholly ignore the arrival OF Vie
toriano Huerta. ex-President of Mexico.
IL he recahes New York on a Spanish
steamer next Saturday as expected.
Reports were circulated here to-day
that the Administration would invoke
the machinery of the Department OF
Labor to keep Huerta out of the United
states. Absolutely nothing has 1e-
veiepod vet, however, TO substantiate
such reports, Inquiry brought out that
no such step is even contemplated The
state Department has not requested the
Department OF Labor. which has juris-
dic,lon over immigration questions, 10
treat Huerta any differently than any
of her immigrant or visitor to this coun-
try.
Commissioner Camlnett OF
tho immigration bureau said TINS AFTER
noon that the arrival Of Hucrta was a
bridge which the Immigration authori-
ties would cross when they came to II.
The general opinion here is that 1t
would be better policy on the part OF
the Administered TO ignore Huerta' =
arrival than to try to Keep MN
out. The latter course, it has been sug-
ges,ed would only tend TO make this
Government look someW nat ridiculous,
II was recalled that the courts upheld
Clpriano Castro, ex-dctator Of Nene-
zuela, when the last Administration
tried to KEEP him out OF the United
States.
What Huerta intends to do in the
limited States is not known here, but II
Is presumed that he is to interes; him
self in Mexico again along with the
large number OF other Mexican eXiles
now in the United States. II Is pointed
out that the presence of one more Mex
lean of former prominence 20 Join the
various schemes always being developed
by the exiles can hardly cause Wash
inrton concern. The neutrality laws i'm
pose certain definite restrictions upon
their activities.
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PRINCETON VS.. SUNDAY.
Dean west says EvRngcitst's
Teachings Are TrRvesttrs.

Or. Andrew T. West. dean OF the
graduate school of Princeton tniVer-
sity. has written letter to the Public
Ledger Of Philadelphia setting forth
many reasons that Princeton University
declined TO invite the Rev. Billy sunday
10 speak under university auspices or in
q university building. Some OF these
reasons. according to Dean West. are
that Billy sunday Is coarse. vulgar.
basphemous. irrcvcrent abusive, dis
gushing and slanderous and that his
teachings are traNesties Of the teachings
Of Christ
Dean West feels strongly upon the
subject Of the Rev Billy sunday. He
was delegated 10 express the opinions of
the Princeton faculty concerning Mr.
sunday shortly before MIR. sunday went
to speak IN Princeton several weeks ago
on the invitation not of the university
but OF the the Biological seminary. which
is not part of the university, The
dean made careful study OF the
authorized transcripts of the sermons
delivered by Mr. sunday in tho course
OF his nine weeks Philadelphia cam
paign and II is with extracts from these
lively sermons that Dean West Illus
trates his characterization of Mr.. sun
day
"Take the following example, less
vulgar than many others" Dean West
writes to the PubiLc Ledger: Mary
was one Of these sort OF Uneeda biscuit.
peanut butter, gelatin and pimento sort
Of women II was Christ who said Of
Mary on that occasion that 'ons thing
IL needful. and Mary hath chosen tina t
good part. which shall not be taken
away from her Mr.. Sunday knows
better and has taken II away, Would
not the vulgarty have been enough
withou, classifying the teaching OF
Christi
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cid LITTER" Editors. Foes Of SOM
day. Held for Trial.

PHILADELPHIA. April s.-Jacob La Ear
and Samuel Sampson. editors Of the
hd LITTER, publication which an
nounced in big head lines that BILLY
sunday Has Been Caught Redhanded
$4,000 OF Sunday Fund Missing" were
to-day held for trial by reason OF their
failure to publish the names OF the
editors OF the paper. as a State law re.
quires
Under the heading Billy Sunday FIX
posed as Hypocrite. Mountebank and
Literary Thief" the Lid Litter quotes
from New York newspaper to the eff
feet that the evangelist was accused by
one Franklin Steiner OF copying the
writings OF Talmage. Sam Jones and
Ingersoll word for word In some Of his
sermons.
In regard 10 the s23. 900 alleged 10 he
missing from the Billy Sunday cam
palgn fund. the Id LAtter saws the
money collected at the Billy Sunday
Tabernacle has not been accounted FOR
by the campaign committee according
TO "A public statement issued by Franci,
Porter" Francis Porter was formerly
press agent for the evangelist, but
the inference before the public here was
that Director Of Public Safety Porter
was responsible for the charges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-09
SAY GIRL'SSUITOR
KILLED HER FATHER
Friend Of Slain Man Charged
With Crime at Hemp
stead, L. I.
PAIR BOARDED TOGETHER

Hampstead. l.. l.. April Sit was
disclosed to-day that Harry Green.
resident OF Hampstead for many years.
whose body was found on last Friday
morning on the Kitchen floor OF the
house where he boarded. was really
murdered. His death was supposed by
neghbors TO have been due to fall
until detectives attached to the Nassau
county District Attorneys office went to
Paterson. ~ j.. this afternoon and ar
rested Ted Miller. an italian who lived
with Green. charging him with the
crime Miller. IT is said. has been a
sutton for the hand OF Green's daughter
Ethel
The charge Of murder, however, was
not complete surprise to some or
Green's friends. lie and Miller had
lived together at 1856 Henry street for
some time. Green was separated from his
wife. who lives in the South. and his
daughter Ethel. 1s years old, lived with
him Green strenuously objected to MIL
lers attentions to the girl. who Is de-
cidediy attractive. and Miller is said to
have resented Green's interference so
much that the latter recently told sew
eral persons that he had been threatened
with injury.
For that reason, when Mrs. Clarence
Sprague. who lives next door to Green's
home. found him dying on the Kitchen
floor last Friday morning The police
waited for Miller to come back Green
died Friday afternoon without regaining
consciousness. but Miller did not appear
AT the house at all The suspicious OF
the police were kept secret until to-da,
when Miller WAS found In Paterson. H..
Will be arraisued here in the morning
The charge against him is first degree
murder
Green had no. been working for
several months past. a few years ago
he used TO import thoroughbred racing
horses from Kentucky and soil them At
the Belmont race course. After that he
was salesman for the Anchor Post
Company ~ Minneapolis.
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I. w. w. TO FIGHT SUNDAY
Say Tie IL Using Religion 10 Head
Them on In Patterson.

The I W. VS. campaign against Billy
Sunday is now ready to lie launched
and the first shot will he fired AT a meet.
ing In Paterson. y. j., on next Tues
day. Joe Cohen. secretary OF the Ferrer
School and one Of the l. W. W. spokes-
men, announced last night that a series
OF meetings 10 fight Sunday had been
arranged with we'll known anarchists
and other radical lights on the speak
ere list.
The / W. ". leaders say tina, the
evangelist is In Paterson solely to try
10 work against them. They have been
stirring up the silk and other workers
there and had hopes OF getting started
In Paterson part of their Revolutionary
economic war" They contend that sun
day Is trying to substitute religion in
the hearts Of the workers for the princi.
pies they have been trying to lnstil
According to the announcement Carlo
Tresca Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. Fazlo
Joe Et;or. Charles Ashlegh. Frank Tan.
nenbaum and others viii go to Paterson
to open the publirs eyes TO Billy sun.
day"
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SAYS CHRIST WAS
NO PEACE ADVOCATE
Bishop Faulhaber. German Di-
vine. MOdprniZes Sermon
on the Mount.

LONDON. March 26.--An extraordinary
address was delivered on Friday last
in one Of the largest balls in Berlin by
Bishop Faulhaber of Speyer. "one OF
the mos notable preachers In Germany,
as the foSStsche IenurO attests MN.
His subject was THE War in the Light
of the Gospel" and the following are
some of his statements as printed In the
Daily Ncics.
THE Gospel as the message OF inter-
national love among mankind finds, 1t
Ia true, no pleasure in the mutual mas
sacre of nations. but the peace greeting
OF the Gospel is not a political truce
toward men it is religious peace to-
ward God the religious propa-
gands by means of arms is forbidden.
but with tho cry. Lay down your arms 7"
the Gospel has nothing to do, since 1t re-
serves for the authority the right to Sp-
zeal to the swort.
Nowhere do the Gospels say, AS the
peace propagandists falsely assert chat
peace has precedence before war. In
the light Of the Gospel the fable of
eternal peace appears a. a superstition
The Gospel does not dream any world
for peace dreams II has In the whole
course of the history OF the world never
represented war as anything but an In
evitable fact The present war. then.
does not mark the collapse OF the Chris
,ian order OF the world. On one
occasion Christ Himself appears In the
Gospels in the garb of a warrior such
an act would have been a blasphemy II
the warriors class and the act OF war
carried with them the mark OF immoral
ity When the Gospels say :
whatsoever smiteth thee on thy right
cheek turn TO him the other also they
do not mean 1t in the sense II some
body wishes To take from thee Ia st
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COCKTAILS AND SONG FOLLOW SUNDAY;
LONE CONVERT PASSES NIGHT IN A.CELL
"WHEN BILLY SUNDAY
COMES TO TOWN. "

TRis IL the song they were selling
and singing on the streets OF Pat
crson yesterday
A preacher man is coming to our
town
To start a revival so grand
Every ones invited for miles around
To hear the Gospel SO grand.
Come and Join the congregation
And you'll receive salvation.
Souls that have been led astray.
Oh! how those sinners will crowd
around
When Billy Sunday comes to town.
Bless those sinners. heaven winners
oh. Lord how he will strike old
Satan out
With his sermons. There liz no douo,
Many soul that WAS drowned
VIII be heaveuwardly bound
When Billy Sunday comes to town.
Oh. gather round, YOU sinners un-
derstand,
Hes moro than a camp meeting
man.
Every ones expected 10 be OF hand
And be converted--every man
Near him. shouting lIallelujah.
Then go OF to sunday school
And always keep the golden rule.
To be baptized. how pious they kneel
down
When Billy Sunday comes to town.