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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-18

Byron Warder Back-Byron Warder,
who was last year assistant manual
training instructor at the Fairmont
High school, has returned from Column
bus, o., where he has been spending
the GUNNER taking special course in
manual training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
Cruikshank to Enter
Army Evangelistic Work

WASHINGTON. Pm. Dec. l2.-Bur-
leigh Cruikshank. former Washington
and Jefferson football captain. All-Amer-
lean center, and one Of the greatest atm
lrtrs ever turned out at the local IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
WESLEYAN CELEBRATES
At ANNUAL BANQUET

sneeial to The lutclligencer
pI.cEHANNON. Dec. 1e.-The amman
horouet given to the West Virginia
WESLEYAN college football team a. VIC
New Valley Hotel last night was ~
most elaborate ever given 10 q "es.e az
college team. The cause OF mus
ioiciSr was the clean and decisive VIC
tory administered I" West stret",u .,
yars;ty ut ClarksburE on November -.
The members Of the team and trle''"S
f-on, the town and college assemo'eu az
a.so in the large dining hall where
,,,enu consisting OF four choice courses
80 sarvca \ we'll selected musical
rosran was rendered by the college
" POT Richard Asphalt presided as
toostnaster In an able ana P1;
,nenner Toasts were given by res
dant wallace Fleming. Dean HausuS.
Coaches Neale and kelllson, :.
Trsck Senator Arnold. Roy Waugh. -
Z Wcca,Ilev. and w. c. Bohbttt. GLOW.
10 tribute was paid to the uIeinoers 81
- +e,n for the splendid spirit tn'S
,bey had shown through the SchSo". a''>'
"a tba coaches for the wonder'"' 60
rbsy had developed. After the SpeeeN.'
,rare concluded The members OF the al .
.,tv souad were presented with Il so'.''
lid football With rho engraflhes. S''' ,
Champions 1917. I'll" players "'','sS ",,,
nosition played. Following ln'S g..
election was held - select raPta'a t 10
1o,e The first ballot resulted IN I"
,.',.,nn I'e,e Calac aud Alb" Fisher. VINO
efterwards withdrew in favor OF 'al's
an1 be was declared unanimously e'ecS'
cd In a few we'll chosen words !ht
.ao,,tn-e,ecs expressed his appreciation
Of the honor conferred upon h'n. "hI
assured Its teammates that hs W""tC
return next fall and DO all In ms P""s'
70 lead them ~ victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
BASKETBALL FIVES>
GETTING READY
wHrE11Na, CATHEDRAL, L1Nsl!
AND rR1ADELPH1A PREPAE-
ING FOE COMING SEASON.
Teams Appear to Be ABOUT 80
Matched-Cathedral rs the fnHoEHo
This Year.

The local High school basket
,eans are preparing for stir naG =.
bail season this year. and are ran
warming their quintets in shape 10 g
sucrassf,Illv with the other tear
,h. state, Wheeling High IS Eettlio
fives in good shape. and although I, c,
Is IN, ono man remaining fro
years five. il is expected 'nat
rcssful season will be had. ren-
Cathedral High will not douo ,nshjn
resented with another chan. haor
ta,m this year as hut one man., mn
ms, m them. and they plentO 80,
i,riuI 70 fill in this one pl, toous
y,.,r she defeated all the e,
twica and journeyed to H. ,be-.
,,rticipate in the tournal 80 ,ha
,.,Iv "a lose out in the ~
champions from Charleston ntod with
l.insley will also be rep addition
S'r"tls te"n' IT, Tears first
10 three men from las on from an
squad, she had added tvs ora CON
other local High achooInol nIarcrs
sidcred good for High - Letter men
rriadel1hia High has :, non from,
from last year and tWo,, oddod m
Philadelphia High ha' =, new mara
the team. With W., Tho common
rial that graduated - MAKO , GOOD
schools they hid IA
showing. n, cbaupionshtp
tn" rHce loI ~ developing into
gives early pr'lii.1 thedrai High the
one big scrip ~ this district are
faHorlte. III" xciting games this
promised some all the teams In
season. ticipate in the tour
this section will nncbana, towards
nament to be heson
,hn close of nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
EXPERT RANKS
". \. ]. FIJI I'll
Of ALL TEAMS

MORO ANTOWN. Dec. lo.-Wrst Nir-,
Finla's gridircn team and the individual
members Of 1t continue TO gain rccog-
milton from big sporting writer's for the
great record achieved by the team dur
ing the season just closed.
Robert Maxwell OF the Philadelphia
Evening Ledger. in Il two-column review
Of the season. covering the work of is
Of the leading clcvcns of the country
ranks West Virginia AS the fifth strong
.'st team In the country. Last year he
ranked West Virginia twelfth. He
places Pittsburgh. Georgia Tech. Penn
$ylvania and Syracuse ahead OF the
Mountainous and follows with Navy
Army. Georgetown. I.ehigh. Brown.
Swarthmorc. Tufts. Williams. ". & J..
Penn State. Dartmouth and Cornell. In
he order gir"n. In his review. Man
we'll SAYS that West Virginia Travelled
further than any other team in the coun-
try and played tho most difficult sched-
ule Of all tho college teams. William
r. Hanna, in III" New York Herald.
ranks West Virginia nth also. placing
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. Syracuse and
Rutgers ahead Of the Mountain""rs.. and
following The local team with Navy.
Brown. W. & j.. Army md Colgate.
W"st Virginia men continu" I" he in
no limc!Ifht when All-Eastcrm md AL
American cams arc hr!ng selected. Two
weeks leo tho New York sun. IN" Phla-
l7hia Evening Ledger and other pa
perS had chosen various local players
IN AL their A;l-Star teams. Now the
Pittsburgh Press picks an All-.American
with BAILEY at. center on the first team
and with Rodgers and Ice on the third
team. Tho Philadelphia North American
selects IN All-Eastern. eleven, with
Bailey at center and Rodgers and Ice
on tho second team. Some eastern news
bureau with 4 hent for statistics. has
taken twenty All American selections
and made up Il compost" team. This
shows that tho conccnsus nf opinion
delegates Captain Railay Of West Nir-
glnia University as the leading center
Of The year.
Four other miscellaneous selections Of
various coaches and sport writer's sh"w
bailey at center and Rodgers and Ice
In the second .elcvcns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
RECORDS BROKEN
FOR RECRUITING
ruEErY.rwo WHEELING BOYS Ac'
cEPTED YESTERDAY AND
SENT TO BARRACKS.
Navy and Marine Officers HaVe E'o"
DAYS Also. Tho Navy Getting
Nine Men and Marines


The final day for the "nIis'h'rh' w.
r.g,stcrrd men resulted III tWchl! -"..'
nrn being accepted by the army recruit
ing officers here yesterday -th NV
NEIL accepted were sent |" the '"iu'''."'
barracks. twelve hcinE Scnt ?cS'eIu"s
morning and ton more last "fch'hE'
rcrdnv'S number was ia" lhTf'S' '''
recorded nj tn" local office. Iucsu"E w
Inc next with twrnty-nnc cniiStments.
The following young men Srhs AVA!
Yesterday morning: Rh"uhcn Hnllafh
:rriadrInhjp: Anton \. inch. city; Elijah
r. Young. Millshnr". w. Va; HAl l.
Webster, EdEwund: Joseph Iost. CITY;
William \. Bunkncrht bridgeport; l'a'i
T.. Bowers. bridgeport: James H. NC
Cord. city; Edward J. SadIrr city;
Charles G. Holman. Tunnelton. W. Va;
Ukry y. Showarrr. city: and LulheF
Rullard. Tradclphia
Those sent yesterday afternoon were
David g. I<rcady, bethany. W. Va:
John g. crawford. Brnwood: imam
II. Mill. Lansing. Ohio: Russell \. BARK
Martins Ferry: Donald II. Wolfe. Mar
TINS Ferry: Joseph T.. Howard. Low
dcnshurE. W. Va; Charles l.. wilson
Huntington. W. Va: Marshall i. Davis
city: Francis Scott Blayncy, West Alex
nndcr. Pa: and Harold SiElcr, Benwood.
Yesterday heirE the last day. the rush
WAS experienced all over the country.
Thousands Of men who have hecn wait
ing ill the final day rushed Ia the Of
fi,na nj III" last minute and wrr" COM
rellcd to 20 To The camp At once.
Wheeling Jared we'll in the rush
fcrty-nine men have Deem sent to Co
lumhus Ivy Sergeant Barker the officer
here. this week and scvcnty-scr"n have
boon accepted so far this month. This
is tho largest number of men TO be nc
rcptcd at The army office since the place
was opened.
At Huntington forty-scven had been
accepted up to three o'clock and Char
lesion had Scvcuty-One.
The army officers w"rc not the only
ones who were busy. Mate Toomcy Of
the navy recruiting office sent three
mn to Pittsburgh for IN final Namina-
tionS yesterday. those going being: $.
Calvert. Paul Smith and Joseph Hunt,
oil nf this city. Sin others were &C
crptcd and three were rejected.
Sergeant II. 6. Christian. the officer
in charge of the marine office. accepted
four men and rejected three. This is
the largest number to be accepted at
this office in one day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
TWO BiG:ACUES WILL
HOTPOINT SESSION

-cec. 12.-After a tive-hour
. hlN-N1 owners Of the American
session Ched their annual meeting
ieaE"e "u tomorrow. without taking
toni6n1' IN toward adopting pol
acti'l''s le in connection with the
Icy 20 Ions Of slashing the player
war. 'tcning the spring training
t'i''iC' tther war measures will be
trips nomorrow.
'aks" I Ban Johnson was advised
ttt Hermann. chairman Of the
ny ARasebaIl commission. that the
Sers Of tho National league who
cup .nn In session in New York.
VA tart west tomorrow morning at
week for joint session with the
an lnnguers here on Friday. Pres
Johnson had no information that
TX. Tener. president Of tho National
| -. would attend.
| 'it!nc affairs and brief discussion
| le playS limit commanded the at
4 Ion Of the american league today.
] 1917 pennant was awarded to the
= casn club. end Charles A. Conskey.
.sident OF the champion White SoH.
IS reelected vice president of the
eEue. The new board Of directors is
m posed OF Phil D. G. Ball. president
the ST. Louis club: Frank J. Navin.
'esident OF the Detroit club: Ben s.
inor, OF the Washington club. and Is.
Shibe. OF Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
Y. NJ. BASKETBALL
TEAMS PLAY TONIGHT
League Leaders to Clash on "Y'' Floor
Tonight For First Place Honors-
HI Jinks vs. Hoptoads

A fine. scrnppy game is expected to be
witnessed this evening ut tho IT" when
the HI links and Hoptoads. league lead
crs Of the ~ circuit clash on the ~
floor These teams arc composed of
former stars on the famous team which
represented the Y. NJ. c. 4. last season.
which made such splendid record for
itself The public Is invited 10 attend
the game and no admission Is charged.
The standing of the teams follow:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
CALAC 1918 CAPTAIN
OF WESLEYAN eleven

n1-r.uAESOS. l1ec. 12-Pete Calac
,hn famous Indian football player who
hos n1ayed on the West Virginia Wes-
lcyan team for the past two seasons
WINS selected last night by his team
mites. at the annual football banquet
which was held at the New valley no
tel. to pilot the Wesleyan team OF l9ls.
Calac is one Of the best football players
that has ever played on any state team
he understands the game Thoroughly
and rs captain Of the team he Will win
out doubt prove to he n wonderful leao-
or. His election met with the nearly
approval of the entire squad. ana ali
cnnnortcrs Of the team as well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
CATHEDRAL ALUMNI
PLAYS CUPID CLUB
Game VIII Be Staged In the "Coop" Fri
DIM Framing Both Teams Strong.

div Evening Both Teams Strong.
On next Friday evening. n"c"mbrr
- m. Cathedral Alumni and tho Cupid
club will omen tho basket ball season at
tho Cathedral high armory AT y o'clock
Both teams arc determined 10 start the
season with victory and for this rea-
son the game will he hard fought and
will evidently draw a good attendance
1t Is not necessary 10 SO into detail
as to the strength of tho two r!VcS. n
they are composed Of some OF the hest
athletics in the city. The Eahedrai
Quintet has always been known TO hara
one Of the best flvcs in this Vicinity.
as their last record shows only one de-
feat. I. has been greatly strengthened
this season by the addition or Dail"r
riorsuch and Rafferty,. These men. with
the assistance Of Capt. Whelan. Weiss,
klpe, Kaltenbach. Henry and Tnone'
will form the five to represent the
alumni this year.
Tho cupd's, after just finishing their
football season. with splendid showing
are Just as confident of ending their
basket ball schedule with the same rec
ord. They have been holding practice
for the last few weeks. and under the
coaching of Capt. I.eincweher. formerly
of the Columbia club team, they are
now in first clnss condition to give all
teams warm reception. Their Line
I'M will show such stars as Easista and
Clark who just finished playing foot
ball with ". II. 8. HixenbauGh. Carl.
Stromp, Grob. Howlcy and Wcndclkin.
For a preliminary game the Fast
Little Midget team Will play team Of
other "Nidgets."
All alumni players arc asked TO re-
port for final practice tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13

A rod attached to a desk ana termln-
atinE In a cup which fits under ehild's
chin has been invented In Europe for
the purpose ~ compelling school chill
drcn to sit erect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13

\ fine silver loving cup has been o1cr-
ed for the team completing the season
with the best percentage of victories 10
thcir credit, and the race has already de-
vcloped Into close light. Gamos will be
held throughout the winter season be-
tween these four quintcts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13

You had thought Of . StIH
waist. Let TIE VALET
SHOP, second floor Sohmul-
bach Bldg, impress It upon
your mind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
BETHANY PLAYERS
ARE BANQUETED

Special to The lnlclligcnrer
BETHANY. W. Vii. Dec. 1.-THE an
nual banquet If the Bethany foot
ball team took place this evening. TIL"
BANQUET took the place Of the rcguirr
evening meal, rs nothing that would
tend TO waste food is permitted about the
college.
The athletic association had az its
guests for the banquet all the men who
were on the squad for the season. Presi-
dent Cramblet and the athletic board Of
control Many OF the male students at
tended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13

stitution. will. 80 into army Y. u. c. A.
work. He is now in Wash
ine,on awaiting orders that viii assign
him to some cantonment. CrukshanH
came here from Princeton. y. j.. where
he is a third-year student at the Prince
ton Theological seminary. to meet with
the Washington presbytery OF the Pres
byterian church. which licensed and or
dnincd him ~ nm evangelist. thus enabl-
Ing him 10 take up the Y. N. c. A. work
in the army with fulF and proper Gre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
FoACEp TO SHUT DOWN.

C;REENVILLE. s. c. Doc. 1.-THE
Mills Manufacturing company. employ
ins 500 operatives. has been forced to
suencnd for m indefinite period the man.
nEeinrnt announced today because OF Il
coal shortage. Closing Of other cotton
mills IN this section for the same reason
is threatened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
LEONARD THE VICTOR.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l@.-Renny
Leonard. the lightweight champion. had
a little better Of. the six-round bout with
irish Patsy .Ciire. OF New York. here
tonight. Tho fight was hard and fa%;
and Cline made tho champion box at top
.pecd in every round.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13
aRArTIAND RICE ENLISTS

GREEEvILLE. g. c.. Dec. 1c.-Grant-
land Rice. the sporting. writer who came
hcro from New York city Sunday To en-
list In the One hundred and Fifteenth
Field Artillery at Camp Sewer. has
been made sergeant OF battery +. n
unit from Tennessee. Mr.. Rices native
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-18

The Red Cross Call" has come to FL Paso
Ell Paso has never yet failed to respond 10 just cause
Never before has her ear been open to so worthy a
cause as that of the present Call Of the Red Cross
Tomorrow morning the local Red Cross workers
will 90 forward; be ready for them with your conh
button. $4,000 is the Call" but make it more
$5O,OOO and more. That will be Ell Pasos
answer to the appeal of our President in the name
Of Patriotism and Humanity.
$4,000, and more Ell Paso's contribution to
Mercy to march side by side with our boys in
foreign country OF rally to home needs for succor, if
need be, Of their dear ones left behind.
This is your war The boys at the front will
be fighting for you for your country; for your loved
ones; your peace; your honor; your rights as Citizen
Of Great Nation.
YOUR war;
There is something for you to do.
The iron shard and shell Of battle may not reach
you But you can be there just the same
AS the stretcher-bearers come in with their
ptifuI burdens you can bear hand, though half-a-
world away.
You can stretch cooling hand to soothe
fever tortured brow You can ease wounded heros
couch Of pain through night Of bed-tossed anguish.
MAKE 1T S.
Special Note O(nE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-18

THE Executive Committee of
1 the local Red Cross requests
that Merchants generally will post
this Red Cross page In their win
dows. This will assist materially
IN the committees work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-18

/ gu can De mOLncI, IdIncI, SlSt6I OF DIOulCL "
the little ones Of soldier or sailor who is far away
fighting for YOU.
These things are YOURS to do. To be done
by you NOW. And you can do them.
Do them through the Red Cross, the Society
Of Humanity which since the hight vgils Of immortal
Florence Nightingale has brought touch Of Heaven
to many a sodden battlefield many sonowing heart,
and many hungry mouth.
One dollar two dollars, hve ten fifty one bun
dred--as much or as little as you wil--that is
YOUR message of mercy across the leagues that
divide you from the most ghastly spectacle Of all
time.
Help Ell Paso make it $50000--and more
viii you give ite You WILL. Give during
Ell Paso Red Cross Week, June 1926. For here
is your noble dutyyow glorious privilege to do your
bit---TO SAVE A LIFE!
Put your Red Cross money to work at once
Whatever the amount have it ready for the canvas
sen. $4,000 and more will be Ell Pasos answer
For this is YOUR war--whatever your age,
rank, OF caing--the war that calls upon you to strike
your blow, now, for Humanity cause
All can serve whether on the field Of battle OF
with the guns at sea- or here In Ell Paso In the quiet
routine OF daily tasks
The Detroit times., 1917-09-15
OPPOSES WAR,
LOSES CHAIR
Educator. Fired BY University
of Minnesota. Declares
He's LOYAL

MINNEAPOLIS, Sep Is Dis.
missal OF prof IS A. schaper. i6
years professor OF political science
al the University OF Minnesota. be.
cause OF alleged anti-~ar views,
threatened Today 10 bring the uni
ycrsity facult, and he board Of re
gents into a hot fight over The ques.
ton Of academic freedom in war
time
University regents, az the order OF
thc state public safety commission,
called Prof Sohaper before them
late yesterday and dismissed him In
tho resolutions adopted the regents
declared Prof Schaper's expressed
unWillnencss 20 aid the United
states in the present war render
him unfit and unable rightly 10 dis
charge his duties OF professor OF
political science AZ the university
"a insist that ! am loyal Amer
lean. Prof Schaper stated today.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-15

Be- pitch black hole in the side OF
hill that one would shrink from
exploring alone
My companion was Farmer
Charles 5 Dry. Who from, his porch
upon a hill $50 yards away heard
TWO shots on the night OF Aug 30.
n was Dry who startled Concord
after the body had been taken TO
Chicago with story that disagree
materially from that OF Castor
Means. Mrs Kings secretary
rs the light of Dry $ lantern ]
stumbled over The roots of giant
cedars. stood by the forked tree
beneath which Mrs King fell with
bullet wound al the back of her
left ear. and sat down by the spring
so feet away. where Castor Means
says he was drinking when the rich
idow accidentally shot herself
while twirling a small automatic pas
iol around her head
Coroner Sears SAYS he believes ar
injured ankle cauaed Mrs King 10
The Detroit times., 1917-09-15
GOMPERS NOT
FOR 5-CENT LOAF;
WANTS 1T TWO

CHICAGO. Sept Is Samuel Com.
pers. president Of the american Fed
Grafton Of Labor. can't sec the ad
vantage Of nickel bread"-he pre-
fers two cent bread
Il have seen two cent bread that
was dear enough why talk ~ bread
for i,e cents" he declared
Gompers reiterated his assertion
that the newly formed American Al
lance for Labor and Democracy was
created 10 cooperate with the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor IN helping
90 win the war
The labor chief arrived here TODAY
to address patriotic mass meeting
IN the Coliseum. under tac auspices
Of the National Security League
other speakers will be Elhu Roof
and Governor lOwdcn
The Detroit times., 1917-09-15
BY J. HERBERT DUcKWoRTH

CONCORD. s. c. sept 10 so
more eerie spot for the staging OF "a
tragedy could be- imagined than
Blackw elder Sprine. iho scene of The
mysterious shooting Of Mrs Mmde
4 King handsome and wealthy chi.
cago widow. who kept m expensive
apartment on fashionable Parkavc-
New York
After eoing TO tbe,piocc earlier
in the day. revisited ihe spring AZ
night. 10 was th,n that I realized
how an Edgar Allen Poe would revel
in making this dafk glen the scene
of great tragedy
By day 10 is delightfully."- COO.
retreat. rendezvous for young low
crs. set amid ihe corn and cotton
fields OF Cabarrus county Al night
hrouded by tho surrounding woods
from even the light of The stars. b.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-15
Who KiIledMr King, Wealthy Society Woman ?

feo Ire mlJ nae how from M
porch be heard shot and voice
csll several times, Captain
come bore quick nc then caught
rhc ouud of men breaking thru -
bu he between bis farm and ihe
.pue. ana making ln the direction
ol nr la1or NeNt he saw the
lights of n auto come tearing doHN
h high road from Concord and
nam nlo rhc abandoned lane The
car stopped near the spring hc
heard door slam, saw thru tho
trcn and undcrorush tho tail light
of fh, rar backing up The car then
moved about % feet forward whom
ha heard 70 second shot and saw the
aash The auto crawled out into
.hc main road. and made of toward
Concord All terrific speed.
Whatever the outcome Of this
Norh Carolina tragedy may be, the
teId already started between the
Means and anti Means factions o.
likely 90 outuyo the legal decision
The Detroit times., 1917-09-15

lose her footing in hc dark aau
when he throw up her arms 90 re
gain her balance mo pistol was dis
charged
This equestcrrd dcll yaulted Dos
HE stout branches of massive trora
on am old lane that turns in from
thc main Cold Hdi road was Wis
lied by The Mean King party on the
night OF the tragedy tor nc purpose
of target practice. according 20
Means IN ihe party beside Mrs
King and CASTOR Means. We're the
lattcr's brother Alton. or TONY
Means, and capt IS = bingham "a
Concord man
The party rode over in an auto
mobile driven by colorrd chaut
four from Concord inc home of
he Mpanses where the father is
Il lawyer and Tony the RepubI-
can boss of the county
CASTOR SAYS that for TWO years
ne WAS employed over here by me
German government and ha be-