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CLIFF MARKLE PITCHES
YANks TO ANOTHER WI
FORMER Norfolk Twirler Holds Re!
Sox to Four Scattered
Hits.
NuNAMAKER STILL HlTT,yd
Gets Three Moro safeties-Arackme
Trim Nationals in Rafn-Indiar
again Pound Ball and Dcfe,
White Sox.

NEW YORK. April 2s.--Ncw yo,l
TOOK the second game OF It's soric, wi,
Hoston. TO o. to-day. Tho YanknoI
hit MctIalc. last year with ,ba NJ
York team. for four single. ma
triple In the FIRST Inning. and scoro
i've earned runs. Marklc. formerly d
Tue virginia League. pitched his sec
ohn victory OF the season for Net
lorh. holding the worlds champion
TO four scattered hits Nunamal,e
made single, double and triple. ri,I
ing him seven hits. for thirteen bas
in the last eight times at bat Scord
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struck out twelve men. A steady driz-
die fell throughout the game, but new
ertheless the game was fast and cx-
citing. The inability or the Tigers to
connect with Garnett in the pinches
was the deciding point OF the game.
The visitors hit Upton hard, but fast
fielding by his support kept down the
score. The batting of NJ. Williams, Of
the Indians. and fast double play,
TiptOn TO Suter, featured.
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INDIANS TAKE ANOTHER

CLEVELAND. April cs.-Cleveian
defeated Chicago again today 10 ii
IN tho eighth. Howard batting fol
Coveleskic. walked. Tho next twd
.i"Vclandcrs were retired. Speaker
Smi,h, Gand!l and Turner singled
driving in three runs. wolfgnng re
placed Scott. and Wnmhsganss greeted
him with single that scored Gandil
and Turner. Chicago made two in thd
fourth on Felsch's single. hit batsl
man mud Murphy's double. and one id
the ninth on Liebold's single and steal
and Collinss single. Score:
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Chester AxgIes win.

The Chester AGSies' second team
opened its season yesterday by defeat
Ing Beaulah High School, % to 4. Ches-
ter hit the ball at will while Beaulah
could not connect safely with the
Chester pitchers.
The features of the game was the
pitching of y. Bowles and the batting
Of G. Martin. G. w. Pope deserves
credit for his sensation al playing, and
bids fair to be a ball player.
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PIRATES LOSE TO CUBS

CHICAGO. April 26.--Williamss
home run and Yerkcs's triple in the
ninth helped Chicago make five runs
and win another game from Pitts
burgh. to 3. Errors figured I'm Pitts
burgh's first two runs. Otto knabe
played his first game with Pittsburgh.
and his fielding was a feature. Score:
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SUPERBAS GET VICTORY
WHEN PH|LL|ES WEAKEN
Alexander and Cheney Give Out,
and brooklyn Wins In
Seventh.
BUNCH HITS on CHAMPS
Home Run and Triple Give Chicago
BUNCH HITS on CHAMPS
Home Run and Triple Give Chicago
Cubs Game With Plratcs-Errors
Figured in Runs Scored by Pitts
burgh.

PHILADELPHIA. April 26--tttcr
having pitching duel for six innings.
during which the only score made OFF
each was a home run. both Alexander
and Cheney weakened In the seventh
inning to-day, and Brooklyn won the
game. TO 3. The visitors punched
five hits with three errors in the sew
enth and piled up five runs. while the
home team got its runs In that session
on Burns's double and four passes.
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Neal Ball Now Manager

BRIDGEPORT. CONN, April 2a.-
The Bridgeport club, OF the Eastern
League, han sccurcd Neal DaII, of
the Toronto, international League,
club. a. manager and second bnNc-
man. HALL wRs formerly with the
Cleveland Americana, the BOntOn
Americans and baltimore md Rich-
m0nd InternRtlOnnls.
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Georgetown Beats Yale.

WASH NOTION. April 26-George-
town defeated Yale. 3 to /, this after
Blue nine. went Wild in tho seventh
inning: BY hitting batsman, throw
ing wild and making an error. with
Two men on base, Garfield allowed
Georgetown to score runs
Score by innings: RH e.
Georgetown 10 00o0oO.-3 9 3
Yale ........0 u 0O0 0-I 9 1
Batteries-Murray and Cuff; Garfield
and MunSon.
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MACKMEN TRIM GRIFFS

WASHINGTON. April as.-Joe Bush
outpitched three Washington hurlcrs
to day and Connie Mack's tail.cnd
Athletics won, 3 10 .. triple hy
Oldring In the eighth was Responsible
for the winning run. The greater part
Of the game was played in a drizzling
rain. Only small crowd was pres
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INDIANS BEAT TIGERS
william aud Mary Wins From Hamp-
dcn-Sidney Through Pitching OF
Garnet.

FARMV1LLE, VA, April CIVIL
liam and Mary defeated Hampde Sid
ney hero to-day. to !. The game was
pitchers battle between Upton and
Garnett, with the odds In favor of the
latter. who allowed only five hits and
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Totals....25 424ia / Totals....32 10 q IA
.Batted for MulIgan In eighth.


Score by innings: N
Pittsburgh ..........-..o Is
Chica go .............0 20
Summary: Runs-F'iack. Williams Timmer-
man. Fischer, Yerkes. winning, Barney (2),
HinchInan Two-base hit = Zimmerman.
'rhree-baa hitYcrkes. Home run-Wi-
liams Double plays-Zimmerman to Ycritcs
10 Safer; Mulligan to Safer. Bases OH balls
off Lavender. e; off Prendcrgast. l. Struck
out-by Adams. j.; by Prendergast, 1; by
Lavender. 4. Sacrifice hits-linchnan.
Knabe, Safer. Stolen hases-iIarncy. Safer.
Empires, Byron and QuIgley. Time AS.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston at New York.
Chicago ut Cleveland
Philadelphia al Wushington
Detroit at 81. Louis.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Buffalo at Richmond.
Montrrnl at Buitimorc.
Rochester at Providence
Toronto at Newark
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South Atlantic League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Augusta, IL; JncksonvilIc, tnr.t camel
Augusta, 5; Jacksonville, { (scrond game
seven innings).
Albany. :; MONTGOMERY. s first xam-).
MONTGOMERY. 10; Albany. 2 tsecond snme).
Columbus. g; Columbia, (arst Rame),
Columbia. J.; Columbus. o second Kame).
Macon. 3; Charleston, ( first gameJ.
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Chicago.
Totais....3s II 2tll To,a,s.co at
'Bau"d for WolfEanE In ninth.
fBattcd for Covelcskic In eighth.

.1.or" 10y IhhIhE':
Cirvci,rd n a y
Suinmar': Rurs-Flesch Terry. Speaker
smith Gandil. Turner. Howard. i.eiboid.
Two ha.c hits-Wcavcr. Gandil. Murphy,
Felsch. oFuruicr. Struck oui-hy Coveleskie|
J: b. RaRby !. by Scott. Bases on bail,-|
on CoHel"skie; !: on Scott. s Double plays
Terry TO Collins To Fourier (2J; Hrambs-
Sanss TO Chapman 10 Gandil. Fit by pitch. ri
by CoEcl".hic, Terry. Stolen hasts-i.ei-
bold. WamhsGanss. Umpircs. Chill and
Evans. Time 1880
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S'or" 10y innings; q.
Norfolk ......................l = s
Portsmouth observation-disclosures y a-l2
Summary: -Whit'ca Norpcth ~.
H"w'ou. W.I'h"r. Ncrnetcn. Cronn. Moor.
-. ''u"to tSl. Candy ~. Fox Reynolds 90.
fw'- pns,' hliS-t'roOir. scott, Morrcth. New
ton. BruCe Ihr""- has" htts-St Martin.
Moore. REYNOLDS stolen haa.s-,'ua,o Sac-
rirc' hits rnrkor 'roniu HisSc balls
~ Magaus, =. on Kraft. j. of T"rnS,oin. !.
l"f' on has. Norfolk. =: Portsmouth, :
StruCl oUt-by krafl. J hv Scott |; by
N"rnst"iu. .. Tim" ot game. l:4u. r,np,rc.
KENNEDY aud Warner Innings pitched by
Nasai'. Il; b, kratr. %
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Milwaukee, AT indianapolis.
Minneapolis mt Toledo.
Kansas City Mt Louisville.
81. Paul at Column bus
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York nt Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
brooklyn at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis 1T Chicago
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summary: Two-bnsc hits-Ons-
low On. Mcdonald. Thrrc-hnsc hits
-Hnmmen. HcndryN, MrDcrnOtt.
Sncrface hitS-hrrnHon. Nyc tHyI.
ChnnncIl. Double plnys-ArruEon 10
kcliihcr. fiits-oT Badcr. 3 In five
and "nc-third Innings, Oft Humph-
rics. La six Innings. Hnses on balls
by iiumPhries, I; by Ross. {; by
Bndcr. {. Bnttrrs hit-by fnmph-
rics tkoppb; by Bidder iNcDcrmOtt.
Bankston. ClcmensI. Struck out
by Iiumphrics. 3; by Bnder. 3. Left
on hnscn-Rich nond. 3; Buffalo, T.
Time of Enmc-l:l 5. Impircs-
tIeary md Nrnnsfcid.
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Southern Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New Orleans. s; Mobile, 9.
Atlanta. 8: Birmingham. s.
Memphis. s; Nashville, =.
Little Rock, :; ChnttanOoEa. q.
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STANDING OF CLURs

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Nashville at Memphis.
New Orleans ut Mobile.
Chattanooga ut Little Rock.
Birmingham Mt Atlanta
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Columbus at Albany.
Columbia at Jackson Vile.
Charleston at Augusta.
Montgomery at Macon
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rcter.hurg.

Summary: Runs-Gos!hy. Alien. Morrneld.
Trnnsn' Gust Summers, Spencer. Sarnott.
Two base htts-f'arrett Stolen has-s-Poh
Huort Gust Bsrrctt. Rase on balls-oT
Poole. ) OF Crahhio. e. I.er on haecs-Pe-
l"Tseurr Z; Norcwc,i. |. Struck rut-hy
Fool :. by Crshble. 8 Time OF game las
Umpire, Eosana Attendance $50
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Raleigh at Durham.
Winston salem at Charlotte
Ashcyllle at Greensboro
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Sidney.
Totals. az 10 81 10 Totals. 81 52713 2
'RHtted for Oliver in ninth
tBatted for Wilson in ninth.

SCUTo Dy innings: X.
William and Mary.....1 o o o 1 o o o ia
Hampden- Sidney ......o o 0 O o 0 o ii
Summary: Tvo-base hits--Stryker. Suter
Three-base hits-Stryker (2). NJ. Williams
Sacrifice hiis--Stryker, Richmond. Bases
on bnlls--by Gnrnett. /; by linton. 1. Bat
ters hit--hy Garnett Wilson. Struck out
By Garnett. ~; by Upton. 6. Passed balls
---Mahone Left hases--William and
Mary, 4: Hampton Sidney, .. Time OF game
1:tt. Umpire Hedgepeth.
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STANDING OF CLUB

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Petersburg at Newport News.
Rocky Mount at Norfolk.
Portsmouth Mt Hopewell
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home boys. however. did anything Of
note the stands went mad. especially
i'll the swa.-fes,+d frame Never did
Jack DUMB and his crew get such a
continuous and enthusiastic ovation
United support was seen in every
action Of the crowd. When Bill Rev
noidS in the early stages miSjudgrd a
hlSh foul and missed it. he rcceire.
words of encouragement from the
bleachcritcs. when n player did some.
thing he heard from the fans and knew
mat II was appreciated. The crowd
was with the local aggregation. but
not too partisan for good sportsman
snip. II wanted TO see baseball and did
not care what discomforts il had 10
unGci go 10 see the game
George Kirchcr did not break into
IN" DON score. but he WAS one OF tn.
prime FACTORS of the game. His coach
me on Inc hrst-hase lines kent the
p'cach"rs bowling. Billy Smith did not
wear out that portion or his uniform
Jack Dunn generally had to keen hid
heh ifoin public view lIc was on The
mes lighting. aud also chewing. every
minute the law allowed
lust prior to the onenipc of u
1880 - ''oloNuU anu SlllS Smith
met III 'front.' OF the visiting piavers.
Dehch and shook hands messenger
boy stepped up and presented Donovan
WIN messages Of good cheer from
Mayor Louis l'uhIman. OF Buffalo ana
FRANK ''ilhooicy. sold 10y ;hc BISON
'c"der to the New York Yankee.
MA>oH AINSLIE SPLITS
PLATE WITH FIRST RAIL-.
,,cn ny snests OF honor. Governor
,l'' resident Gerhardt simon or
re hunaIo club, and President, Alvin
" Sinith az the Richmond cI,,l
N"'""d 10 the plate There the COZ
""I presented ball 10 Mayor Aims
ne VINO. escorted by A /. ,Jack p.h
nv Eehrdsley, Of the Richmond ,dwnr
users Gun. strobe 10 the mnnnd fron,
"hefe the Mayor sent tho frst b.u
square over the heart OF Tho r,hh.r
humphiies and Rnder w.r. no ~,
po.!hs s,atnis,s when the game
opened Reynolds and OpsIow unro
/ inc pads Umpire Clarv waa hehird
inc plate and kitty" Rransneld acted
/ as Srbi'er on the bases
The Bis"ns split the run column g.,
NE first chapter tho tally rn,nin 3,
YIN Two Out. I.onerran grounded ont
! ny" 10 Nsllihcr. ONcin nnw IN, ~
hsnkston silent John iumnel ,a,n
or the Dodgers, stepped into ono which
Nv Heht crashing 10 the fence between
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, o: boston. q.
Philadclphin. 3; Washington, ,.
Cleveland. ;; Chicago, 3.
81. Louis Detroit train).
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Summary: Runs-Witt t2), Ioiois. Rom
deau. Morgan. Base bails-of Bush. S:
of BoehlnE. J; OF Bentley, l. Hits--ofr Gal
liza. in :: off BoehinE. in ] ga Struck
out-by Gaiiia ;: by BochIing. /: by Bush. 4.
Three base hit-Oidring. Two-bsse ait-Ia-
toie Sacrifice hits-rhompson, Walsh. Sto-
len base-Ai0clier Double plays--Fo.ter to
Morgan 10 Judge; LaJoie to McInns. Um-
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Boston.
To,als....'o tnn > Totals. >, ii n Il
Score by innines:

f"t1Is.'''su e II Totals. ...J II n II
hated for McliaIs in fourth.
fsat;ed for Gregg In ninth.
Seor" by inninss: nj
Boston .................s
New foFk...............B 2 0 q Q -
summary: Run,-HiEh. IIat.sII f,) Baks AZ
70 G"deon. Pipp. Peck t2). Bases on ba lis
OF Nc Hase ;: on Gregg. I: on MarkI.. Al
Struch out-by McHalc. /: by Gregg. !: b1
Markic. /. Three bs.e hit-Nura,naknr Tro1
base hits-Hakcr. Sunamsk.r. Sacrinea bi]
u,Ianvr,n. Double plays-Janvrin. Barry Id
h"nn,zci' r.ck; Gcd"on 10 Pipp. Wild pitch
-Markic III by pitched bkll--by Ncifais
Saher by Gregg. Hartn.ll. Hit,-on Me
nai. IN innings: Off Grcgs 6 In S in
As. "' iihs
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RICHMOND WINS BY
~. UNEXPECTED RALLY

''-''u I'm J. lISt tEe''
tn, Out aud assist, McDvr,noii made
two dai>y stops at third and made both
count for outs The stop made by the
Rochester mail carrier looked good for
:, single. hut he pulled tn, pill on, OF
ihc ozone by u high hop
In batting. Jack ouslow easily led
The ncld with Two lnue swats for. two
has,s each. For Richmond. A-rayon
and iankston led ia percentage with
one swat each in two official times AT
hat il,udryN ard McDermott. with
iripl's. did the most damage. however
Marty Nye went through the game
without h"ins credited with a time Il;
bat. silent John IIummcl connected
with one which NJ rode for three sacks
Inc day WAS had on The players, but
sun worse on the spectators In the
morning the bright shining sun led
ia the belief that the day would he
perfect and that the dream Of :, record
crowd would br realized Al noon.
However, the sun backed behind q cloud
ana IN spit. Of the prayers OF tie local
officials II remained in hiding \ slight.
warm rain started in about O'Clock.
and II continued in nurries until the
game had started. ana then il came
down fastcr and faster as the time
pissed bS
street parade preceded tic game.
II started from Eighth ana Grace
streets ana covered the principal thor
"u@hfa!es When the two-score. auto
mobiles reached the hall yard at 4 40
O'Clock. the stands woe comfortably
'li"d, ANA Tbs fans We're sim coming
IN pte o. tn" rain and dark. gIowerinr
clouds
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago, 6; Pitt Sburgh. 3.
Brooklyn. Is: Philadelphia, 3.
tAl1 others rain.)
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Portsmouth,, l3; Norfolk, g.
Petersburg, 8; Hoprwell, {. innings,
rnIn).
Rocky Mount Newport News trainl.
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Summary: Runs--Pa.ker. Burns. Good
Daubert. MoIry. i:ut=haw, Olson, Miller.
Cheney. Hits--oh Alexander. I'm !: of che
ney. In 20 Two-base hiis-Dautert
Burns. Sacrifice hits-Crnvath. Olson. Mil
Ter. Stolen base-NiehOfT. Home runs--Ol-
son. Paskert. Struck out--by Cheney. .: by
Alexander. 3: by OcschGcr. !: by Ma-nua I'd
:. Double plays-Nichon TO Bancroft to Lu-
derus. Base balls--on Alexander. ]; off
Cheney. I; off Mnrauard /. Hit by pitched
ball-by Cheney, Bancroft. Passed ball
Miller. EMPIRES Risler and Harrison. Time.
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How They Stand This Morning
International League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
ittrhmond q; BufTuIo. ) G. 1nninys mini
Baltimore, {; Montreal, |.
tNo others Schr,inIed.l
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Minneapolis, 3: Toledo, !.
Indianapolis. \: Milwaukee, 8.
tan others rain.)
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
AAheriile. q; greensboro, =.
hiuelGh, {: Durham, =.
Charlotte, !: Winston salem, o.
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Washington.
Philadelphia.

Totals....2o q Is l Totals....32 SGT II .
.Batted for GaIlia in Seventh.
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PHILADELPHIA,

'Ba tied for Alexander In seventh
tBattcd for OcschScr In ninth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-18
Miners OPPOSED
TO PREPAREDNESS
Hundreds Of Resolutions
viii Be introduced at
Convention.

- AsaocIated PreseN

81 IA w. A 49, LHLHH
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Jan. 49,
President Wilson'S preparedness pro.
gram probablyw will. be the subject OF
much discussion at the convention OF
the United Mine Workers of America.
which will begin here today, and will
continue for about three weeks. A
number OF resolutions on the subject
have been received at the Miners
headquarters here.
Probably the Presidents program
of preparedness will be opposed by
the miners, said William Green, sec
iretary.treasurer4 o L 1.-the national or
ganization. "The miners will be
against any increase In the standing
army or greatFadditional expenditures
for the navy that is not absolutely
necessary"
The convention will be the a5th
gathering for the miners and probably
will be one Of the most important in
the history of the organization. There
will be about 1900 delegates, rep
resenting approximately 100000 mem
bers of the organization. The meet
ing will cost the union several thou
sand dollars. s.
The most important subject to come
before the gathering, according to Sec
rotary Green, will be the considera
tion Of new wage agreements with the
operators to replace the present con
tracts which expire March 81, next
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All contracts. both ii thy anthracite
and bituminous fields. viii have e bs
replaced, he said, Affecting 4 million
workers. What The minets VIZ demand
scouid not be forecasts 90 The proposals
T1if be threshed out In the conyentton
and m committee.
Hundreds Of resolntions viii Ebetpre;
sented to the convention and viii
deal With all suhjectBsre1ated 70 the
icoaI mimi industry and to the organ,
3tzation.
ManysofE the resolutions II was said,
deal with proposed changes IN the
MISREPRESENTATION. Undert the present
forganic law OF the union. the conyen'
ition, being the regular biennial meet,
Ing, IL a constitutional gathering and
has the power to make. changes IN the
constitution, if It sees At to do SO.
Secretary Green said that no doubt q
number Of changes would be MADE
but added that many Of the proposed
amendments would be rejected by tns
convention. He said he could not state
what the changes would be.
For the first time In many years,
Secretary Green said. the convention
will meet with nc strikes or trouoie
Of any kind facing the organization'
Two years ago, when the convention
met. the Colorado strike was IN pro-
gress.
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Count News


QGEe EHg9s
Tie following deed was yesterday
Med with County Clerk ~ Martin
for recording:
3. q Davis and wife TO Charles
SWright,sa parcel OF land onstheSW West
Fork river! Consideration 1920.
Admtnfstfator Named.
James Meseryeyw was named admin,
jistrators o t5the personal estate ofEthe
late ,ChnriesER. Meservey. Bond OF
$25 furnished.
Adminlstratrix Named.
Sarah Flowers was namedsadminis
tratrixs of the personal estate SofiA.EJ.
Flowers, deceased. Bonds of 5000:
GuardIansNamed.
Howard Smith wasgnamed guardian
of Joe Miller, infant heir Of the late
Fred Miller. Bond Of SOS given.
Check for School Funds.
"A .check for $9,116 to be credited to
the Marion county school fund wasire:
sceiyed late yesterday afternoon by
Sheriff c. D. Conway from State sAu-
ditor Darst. The check coyerslthe5am
cunt due the local school fund from
the state for the first half Of 1915.