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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
WESLEYAN TO HOLD TRACK AND FIELD
MEET AT BUCKHANNON NEXT SATURDAY
LAST YEARS CONTESTANTS PROM
Use TO SHOW GOOD FORM
THIS SEASON
varsity Track squad WIN he Selected
FOR 1915 At This Event-In-
tcrsst II Great

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
BUCKHANNON, W. Va. April IA
Eight years ago this spring. the hrst
Track and Field meet ever held a. IVES
leyan College. was conducted ON the
local field. Hence the meet that Will
take place Saturday and at which Wes-
leyan's Varsity Track squad for 1915
will be selected. will be the eighth an
nual affair OF its kind for Wesleyan.
Fourteen events will be contested in
the meet Saturday, including the 100. 22O
and $40 yard dashes. half mile, mile.
and two mile run. hammer and discuss
broad Jump. and l2O and 22O hurdles.
contested by the intercollegiate ath-
letic association OF the United States.
six men seem almost certain OF places
on the team. These are Captain Shu-
maker. the pole vaulter and broad jump
err; Morrison. the 100 and 40 representa-
tive from last year: Miller. another dash
man: linn. the half mile winner from
last years meet. stuart. the phenom.
who last year represented Morrts-Har-
vey in the jumps and pole vault. and
Sheets. the big weight man from Salem
College. These six are not only certain
OF winning places on Wesleyan's team.
big meets in which Wesleyan will engage
this year Kellison. Heavier, smith.
Ward. Murdoch. and a score or more OF
others will be entered In Saturdays meet
here. and the eighth annual meet prom
ises TO be one OF the most interesting
ever held. No baseball games are sche-
duied this week and the attention Of
practically every athlete in the college
Is centered on the cinder path event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
ARRANGE HIGH
SCHOOL TOURNEY
WESLEYAN ATHLETIC OFFICIALS
SEND INVITATIONS TO
60 SCHOOLS
Greater Inersst f. Being shown in High
school Basket Bal Playing
More Teams.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
BI-CKHANNON, W. Va. April IL
While the echoes OF the great High
school Tournament or 1915 have not
yet died out, Invitations were mailed by
Manager OF Athletics, Stansbury. today
to no less than siNty-eight West Viz
ginia high schools to compete on Wes-
ieyan's floor in the third West Virginia
Oigh school Tournament. which will bo
held in 1915 on March 10 and IL. Last
year only about twenty-five schools were
invited and OF this number no less than
fourteen actually competed IN the aTair.
and two others were entered. hut with
drew at the last minute. Next year II
would not be surprising 20 see at least
thirty teams at Buckhannon for the big
affair. and In case the entries do as
sumo such large proportions. some new
schemes for the handling OF tine tourna-
ment will have TO be devised. Early as
~ IT, much work has already been done
toward the 1915 tournament. Referee
Davis. who OBLIGATED at the games In
such a fine manner the past season. will
again have charge.
The reason assigned for the large In
crease IN the number % teams invited
next year. Is that 50 many teams are
Just taking up basket ball and Will have
a team FOR the hrst time next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
All Germs Ordered
To Beat it!-Git!
Searching Influence of
Remedy That Works
Wonders.

The Introduction Of s. s. s. Is at one.
command 60 blood impurities to and
way out.
And what are blood impuritlesg They
may be the Representations found in the
mucous Innings Of the body: they NAV
be acid accumula lions known as rheu-
matism; they may be boils. pimpies, &C
zema. acne and stubborn. indolent sores
But examined closely. they are ali
germs that have gotten the upper hand
and II requires the flushing influence OF
;. s. s. TO drive them out. And ost they
go when $. =. $. begins TO circulate in
the blood. II only requires Ave minutes
To begin this influence. for Il Is a fact
that In this limited time s. s. s. may be
traced In the urine. in the perspiration
in the effioresence from the lungs TO
show that II II at work Germs. mind
you. are Of various kinds. but all are
foreign 20 health and &. S. s. Is no re-
specter Of destructive germs ~ drives
them all out. OF whatsoever name thev
10 BY. Just get a bottle Of s. s. =. Of
any druggist ana soon you will observe
a decided change. And n yours is A
stubborn case. write 20 the Medical Al
wiser. care OF The Swift Specific Co. 1O7
Swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ca. lie lisa regular
physician. proud 81 his name by virtue OF
hts distinguished family and r. recoR-
nized as foremost physician on his
own merit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
BARRON STRIKES
OUT 10 AGGIES
BIG LEFT HANDED GIANT ron
WEST VIRGINIA IN FINE PROM
Leathsrwood Drove Out the Long One
That Won the oame-Excits-
mont Throughout.

Special Dispatch to the Intenigcncer.
WASHINGTON u. g. April IA
I-etty harron's mast"rful pitching. cou-
pied with an explosion in the AgEies In
iield, ia the tenth inning. enabled West
Virginia to annex tie fourth game OF
the Eastern trip. at College Park. Md.
to-day, b. the score 80 to .. Poor base
running by the West Nirginians in the
early innings. lost them several oppor-
tunities to prevent the contest from go
ing extra rounds.
Barron. the giant West virginia south
paw. never appeared in better form
than to-day. end despite his wildness at
times, proved effective. when men were
on bases. He famed - OF the opposing
batsmen. and allowed them but two
hits. the first OF which was not secured
until after two men were down In tn.
ninth The only other safety was
Bupsts double In the tenth.
West Virginia scored In the second in
ming. After Simon was out. Ollie sin
gled stole second and scored on Fid-
dlsrs double 20 left In the tenth
Ayers first up. singled. Fiddler was
safe on bearstin's error and when Levin
mutfed Dcrricks throw Of Morrow =
grounder 20 catch Ayers a. third. the
stations were filled. Perkins uuff OF
Barron's fly scored Ayers. Herscy was
saic Al first. when Derrick failed 10 han
de his hunt. again nlling the bases.
Lcatherwood's single back 81 second.
scored Fiddler and Morris. \ double play
retired the side.
The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
PIAcrIcs sEcxUsE orr narss'


The wheeling stogi>s will return 20
the Eim Grove baseball grounds This
morning and Afternoon TO practice be-
cause the rain OF tbs past few day. has
y IN detrimental 10 the playing field at
the neN PARK In Martins Ferry. The
ground a; Athletic Field Is too soft for
a good workout for the team. and Nan
that the players would b. taken 20 the
Grove to-day and probably tomorrow.
play
a general work0u, will be the program
this morning ana during the afternoon.
short game. probably five or six In
nings. Will be played. and thus provide
who have arrived since last Friday. At
the conclusion Of the play this after
noon. five or six OF the players will
doubtless hear the sound Of tinware. as
The can" n 20 b. tied on several OF
Pop Is determined that the players
keep In condition. and will not permit
great extent. Yesterday and Sunday
were "off-days." but he will see to a.
that there will not be a repetition.
Robert Plummer. sport writer for The
Register. has been named by President
Louis Heilbronner. Of the Central Lea
que. a. the official score keeper In
at the opening OF the season and Off
ciate at all local games. Mr.. Plummer
II n competent sport writer and score
keeper and II II anticipated that he will
hold up his past reputation In his new
position. The other official scorers In
the circuit. are a. follows: Jerry Con
nors. Dayton. Ohio: Allen Mekeon. Eric.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
MAGEE FINED
Manager of Brooklyn Fedsrals Gets His
From President Gilmore In
Opening Game.

CHICAGO. April i2.-Manager Lee
Mage, OF the Brooklyn Federals was
noune1 To-Day hN Ire-lnent gilmore that
for two days on charges OF rowdyism
In the opening game at Brooklyn Sat-
urday. According To reports To Gilmore
Magee. after being put out OF the game
returned to the coaching lines six times
Gilmore. In statement. declared he
would tolerate no roWdyism and that
he would support his umpires.
Manager Schlafly OF the Buffalo team
wired protest against the Brooklyn
victory in the same game on the ground
that Catcher Land. after surrending
his place on the base lines To- another
runner. resumed his part In the game H.
legally. Gilmore will await a letter
from Schlafiy before taking action on the
protest he said
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BOUTS OF THE WEEK.

Jack MeCarron ". Eddie Revon. Nor
ristown. Pa
Sam Langford vs.. Joe jeanette. Bos-
ton
JOHNNY solsberg W. Jimmy Fox, St.
Louis.
Charley weinert vs.. Gunboat smith.
New York.
Al Reich vs.. Porky Flynn. New York.
sam McVey vs.. sam Langford. New
York
Young saylor ". Fred Rosen. shelby
willie. Ind.
bury. Conn.
Harry Greb vs.. Whitley wenzel. Pitts
Badcn.
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STOGIES WILL PRACTICE ON
ELM GROVE GROUNDS TODAY


"a: Bsrt sisson. Evansville. Ind. Prank
Hamilton. Port Wayne. ind. p ". uack-
srsnn- Rrand kApids Mich. EAlpn
hite. Icrre Haut.. Ind. and II. } Nc
Hale hounErtoNn- Chic.
second Basenisn Sespo. recently rur-
chased - the ~ hes.iug club from Grand
ing that hs viii report " the local cl.e
ed Al his home IN Michigan city. indi-
he Will nj great sap IA the stogis
lineup.
Manager ShrlNer closed arrsrrenent.
yesterday WIKI the msnAx -f.icn CT ~.
Cincinnati National club tlr A game
between he stoEies and R@dlsg- on
natl team will pass through this city on
Its way to Warren. Pa. where IL will play
an exhibition Eamr on August =. amt
go 10 fittso1rsh for the scnsdul,d game
august ~
4 meeting o. the "Baosss,s- vas held
EsSor ' Kiqs and 5as o' f5S OF
Opening day OF the Central League
were discussed The mayors - the va
IL A. planned TO have a parad. i.Hyinr
the city orilcliE n u - o'clock, ON
Opening bay" In which over three
iTate. The Uar1de viii go from he city
building 20 Market -tr-es. l., ths Island
through bridgeport and Martins Very
and back 90 Athistic FIELD wrers tile
ade will lie a. fellows.
Rand in h,r,y bts
Members = u. i.oa-a Of control
Mayors .. Al ''es ~ vheeiins d's-
trict.
Directors OF the bad e.. tr,I..
owners OF newspaper and sT,rt v rIt-
er-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
RESEARCHER LOSES MATCH TO
ZBYSZK0 In STRAIGHT FALLS
DAVE Says

LAVE says
"Kraus Made" Clothes as we'll
as men who wear them have or
should have individuality. Proper
Iy fashioned they express tine char
acteristies OF the wearer.
Young men do not want the ul-
ira conservative models of their
fathers. They demand the spirit
OF youthfulness in their apparel
and We meet that demand in the
Kraus Made" Suits and Over
coats We are showing.
When We say they are distinctly
different, we know we are open TO
criticism il they fail 10 meet your
standard OF style and tailoring.
but praise, not depreciation will be
your verdict when you see them.
They are priced no higher than
really good Clothes should be.
Weather report-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
TEAM REoRaAN1zEp.

Tho reorEauIEed Keystone baseball
team ie now ready fo book games with
nrF sixteen or eighteen year old frnffa
iu the ohio Valley a game was or
ra1Fed Tor laaf sunday with the Aetna.
willie a. 90 team but was cancelled 1u a..
count ~ wet grounds ANY team wish.
ms fo orange games VIII .romuur Insf.
wi'h p. w lrnst SO 1fl' Mc-uUoch
street Cannes with fne EIfteFsa. Mar.
uns lerrs ard Patterson ruuiors arc
desired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
EXHIBITION GAMES

At BROOKLYN:
Philadelphia fAmericnnl ..... ~ 10
Brooklyn tNationaD .......-.. 2 10 6
VoItz. Harper and McAvoy. RaEan.
Galore. Chabek and McCarty.
A. Providence:
Philadelphia CNationaD ...... 10 ~ q
Providence international .... e.
Demaree and Adams. Scott schultz
and Kocher.
At Indianapolis:
Pittsburgh tSatioraD .........
Indianapolis fAHsu.1 .......... .
Vance AID Murphy. schardt. TipUle
nrd Blackburn
ct JOSEPH No. April BY
punching hits. the Chicago Americans
today defeated the local Western League
team 90 4. The chicago team left TO-
night Tor 81 Louis. where if will omen
the season Wcdnrefav
~ Waahinrt0r. " 90 g.
AaehinFtun american ........
New YORK fNatlouaU ......... %
Gaiia. Shaw and AIrauffn. g.Hauar
scheurr Meyers and smith
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COLLEGE GA MES

BOSTON. Apr. 1.-THE worlds cham
piOn Braves today returned 10 the home
grounds. winning from the Harvard
college team before small crowd. The
score was : 20 o Harvard scored all
It, runs off Rudolph IN the second. on
consecutive hitting by Nahsn. Brickiey.
and Hardwick. Score.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. o
Harvard Observation-Disclosures. z
Rudolph. Hughes. Luque snd Gowdv.
Whaling, Mahsn. Frye. Wilcox and
Harte. Waterman.
PRINCETON. y. J.. Apr 1.-THE New
YORK Americans defeated Princeton hers
today by score Of ~ 20 @ Roth tho
college pitchers uere hit hard and re-
CeiNed poor support. home run b.
Douglas was the feature from the Col
leEians viewpoint
New York Observation-Disclosures. II 10 2
Princeton Observation-Disclosures. :
Brown. .riei and Pickering. Chaplin.
straw and kelleher
rVtLADELrHfh. April re-
Williams ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
Penn ......... ............
Youne and Alickier. wisner vaii.nt
and Rooms
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MADISON VS.. UNION
Two Fast Athlstao Association Team.
Whi Open Season Friday on
Twsnty-s1th ST. Grounds

Madison school will open its season
In the Grammar school League v,ifL =
game with Union school Friday The
boys are evenly matched and a good
game - expected. The Madison team
challenges any team In che Ohio Valley
Tor saturday games. n accepted ansvver
through the Intelligence or call 1917
Natiuual phone. The Madison boys Will
me ~ az Follows Friday. Ieinhnrdt
ID Derry r.. Young. al: Lewis. u I.
Tyler or Gray. e.. Stobb. -. Smith o.
Hoffman. Oh. sharp or HauFht 81
Love. r.
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summary
Two base hIts- Fiddler Bopsf
Sacrifice fly Perkins
stolen husss- kuude e. Mess leather
wood. simon. bile
Double plays Knode 20 Oberliu
Rase on ball orr Barron q. orr Der
rick
Hit By pitcher Balls krode
struck out Dr. Barron 10. bg Der
rick o.
Passed balls Fiddler
Time 81 game 90
Umpire -liaudaboue
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IL IL claimed by many fistic dopesterS
that Pack Mcfarland IL holding off HIS
bout with Mike Gibbons until the box-
Ing bill question H. settled in Illinois
ana should the bill pass. this bout would
draw record breaking crowd in Chi
cago. There are two Milwaukee clubs
and two New York clubs offering big
purses for this match 80
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~ FALL N % nQHuTEs. Il
ssooHDo-gEOoHD N roun
HMUTEA
8snA<ksbas Ysass OF Strength sAov--
Dr. Bousr WIN nsse ChAnp1on
Zero Aprn a.


valdez Zbys<ko. the undlsputed
champion OF the wrestling world. last
evening added further iaureis 20 his al
ready brilliant string Of Victories b.
defeating Georre Rirsbachsr. the giant
Austrian, IN tt.S straight falls. at the
=, as., Asa s,, an zeyszko ..lgh.d IN
scales at 2tsh ZDyrzro Appeared m
the pink OF condition. while his hus.
supsrfIaous pounds when hsmp.rss M.
work 10 considerable extent. However
ire match wa. n good exhibition and
opportunity to see the champ in action.
Tbs match opened with the Au.txian
paying on the offensive. He seemingly
nae ~, e2nhdenee Ia his ability TO be abI.
minutes they SPARED for an opening aild
Ibyszko showed his speed and clever
ness In eyading HIS powerful OppOnen,
And bringing him 20 the mat Prom the
time the grapplers hit the floor. until
me shoulders OF the giant kisrbachsr
count shsre Was NO NO s as up maj a.b ,Sr ,, ,ss
Referee Carl Sten. was compelled TO
bring the mat artists back TO the middle
the ropes. The Austrian while Clever
and undoubtedly one OF the most power
ful men that has appeared here on the
ish opponent. After 20 minutes and 10
seconds OF hard. fast work. zbyszko sue
ceeded In pinning Rissbacher's shoulders
10 the mat with a half Nelson and body
hold. for the count.
Second rau
The Polish Champion showed his
splendid condition by returning to the
ring as fresh as on his first appearance.
~ once the graprlers began TO mix
things and after few remarkable
strength feats. the champ secured n
a body hold with which he turned the
succeeded In getting after four minutes
OF hard work. During the latter part OF
the nrst period. Zbyszko showed remark
able strength by bridging with his feet
and head on the floor and sustaining the
entire weight OF the two grapplers, Kiss
bacher with his entire weight. being on
top AT the time.
Following the match Zbyszko silenced
the cheering crowd. and said: Il am will
ing 10 meet any man I'm the world, In n
nnish match for n purse OF 81 o 900. win
ner take all In this offer 1 will include
Frank Gotch, or any other wrestler In
the game"
ceived letter during the evening and
that Dr. Roller. wished to meet the
champ In this city before the close OF
the wrestling season. He suggested
that II possible. the match be arranged
for April "a. Zbyszko agreed 20 this
ket auditorium on that evening. The
conditions are for purse of $500, win
ner take all. Conditions two best out OF
three falls with strangle hold barred.
Promoter Sandow was al once be-
sieged with requests for reservations
which would indicate that the fans are
confident OF seeing one OF the greatest
matches pulled off that was ever staged
In this city. Dr. Roller has been notified
Of the acceptance OF the offer and viii
arrive In Wheeling witsn a short time
In order to begin training.
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FILTRATION MEN
Mr.. Lloyd n smith and Attorneys Look.
ing Over Local risid-ou Peace
fut mission

VT Lloyd o. smith father off slow
sand filtration. end hIa uff.rurfa o.
Monitor Caldwell and fHIr Marshall H1I
~ farkersburg arrived fr tU. CO.. 500
tordat With fhfir arrival people saw
a. echo of fhH filtration uFht Hr loot
July huf NJ smith ea.H fsef nIrNf
that his NisIf wae perfectly peaceful
He did cay. huWetfr thai Ir wHe InnE
lna over the situation 1nd Watching f4r
The CITY to make some move
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Packy Mcfarland and Mike Gibbons
have each posted $1,000 for weight and
appearance. the contest to take place be-
fore June 1.
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Eddie McGoorty will box George Chin
at Jimmie Johnson's club. New York the
latter part OF April. and will meet Jack
Dillon. in Milwaukee. early in May
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13

Babe" Picato. the Los Angeles flash
VINO - now in Jimmie Dimes stable, al
New Castle. Pa. started off his eastern
ing ct Erie. Pa. Walter Stewart was in
f1catos corner as adviser and writes
that Plcato Il all the western papers
chalmed ne was: Plcato does not carry
hard wallop. but H. I'm and out never
giving an opponent like the hard hitting
Wimlcr chance to get set. n Picato
VIII only take on Re wpounds. Dime
thinks he has an entry in the Ught
championship calss. Picsto now weighs
i2S To 100 rinsside.
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Roger o'Malley (Lem Kegg) would
ike another chance at Walter Stewart
ana has written the H. a. g. asking
mem TO stage a Stewart % Maliey SCRAP
IN the near future. OMalley claims the
punch ne received in the seventh round
OF their Johnstown scarp was A lucky
one and thinks N he can meet Stewart
again that he will he on the winning
END Roger also says that the right
cross which Stewart placed against his
Jaw was the hardest he ever received
On last Monday night O'Malley beat Cal
delaney clever Cleveland feather, who
Johnny kilbane picks as the next
leather champ. O'Malley had a margin
IA every round. His next bout will be
at the Royal Sport Club. Toledo. O.
when he faces George CLANCY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13

~ q. Brennan. the Buffalo middle
who was seen here against KID Clarke
meets Sailor Szarmanpski. at Cincinnati
wednesday night.
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BOXING NOTES

After being banished for four year.
from Phtladelphis boxing clubs. sam
Langford has at last been reinstated and
VIII meet good heavy at an early date
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URICH ON TRIAL
CONTINUED Prom First Page,

| tConunued From First PageD
els Burke. of Pittsburgh, are defend.
ing Urich
The witnesses examined TODAY told
how they served warrants on foreign.
ers at the Jamison Coal Companv
plant near Pennington and were leav.
ing with their prisoners when they
were surrounded by several hundred
OF the strikers marching under a red
1 nag and called together by a bugIe.
now the prisoners were released and
/ the officers beaten up by the mob.
Saw Riggs Beaten.
Harry Leopold told how he saw
Riggs beaten to the ground by the in
turiated men. saw him escape from
them, and then get into a buggy and
ride some distance. then get TO the
ground and crawl up a steep bank to
! spring. where he washed blood from
ms face and started towards a farm
mouse. Leopold saw the officer get
into the buggy and saw the hole in
/ INC top OF his head as he climbed into
me buggy. Later he saw lie strikers
hunting for him. and saw them over
turn the buggy and throw IL over a
steep bank into a lot OF trees and
bushes. The story OF Leopold will up
set the calculations OF the defense 10
prove that Riggs received the fatal
wound in his head when the horse
ran away and he was kicked from thu
buggy.
The case will require all week 10
! complete. and is being heard by large
crowds.
Special Oficer Mar Etunger re-
1 turned tonight from Chicago and De
tfoit with two prisoners. both indicted
Tor murder in the Pennington strike
riots. They are Pete Chippiano. ar
rested In Chicago. and Nick Yanco-
vich. arrested in Detroit. Both are
said TO have been leaders in the muir
der Of Constable w. x. Riggs during
the Pennington riots.
The island OF the PHILIPPINES have a
total area Of 115.O26 square miles.
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George Chip and X. O. Brown will
clash at Cincinnati. o.. April 20
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KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS
NOTICE!

All members are requested 20 meet
at the Carroll Club AZ 7:45 this even.
ing and 90 from there In q body 70
the late residence Of Brother Edward
J. Cannon, deceased Funeral Wed-
nesdsy morning az $50 o'clock from
81. Joseph's Cathedral
NJ. }. cULLlNAN. G.. X.
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ST. CBArRsvILLE MAS NO TrAnrs
owing Co lack % material no ath-
letlc teams VIII represent the ~ Glars
Vile high school this season Until a
rev days ago hopes for the organization
~ b. 10 team were entertained hut
more thorough investigation showed =
lack - material
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FEDERALS
Standing OF Teams.

TEsrERDAY's RESULTS.
brooklyn. :. Buffalo.
Newark. 5. Baltimore. g.
Kansas city. .; Pittsburgh. o.
81 LouiS-Chi.. no game. rain
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Twelve hour time 24bour time and
ship time can be told simultaneously
by a novel clock dial.
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Gibraltar IS less than two square
miles IN area