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r.abor Btu introduced

rae first bill introduced IN the nouSe
va. the initiated bill backed oy orSau
1n.nranoe companies from competition
Nth the state workman's compensation
fund. 1t was referred to the committees
on labor. at. ,y,n,.n.x
SUFFRAGE association to permit women
70 vore FOR presidential electors was OF,
nrmocratic sides. Representative Platt
Of Ashtabula. introduced oni LOT 'ne
Ranubiicans. while Representative J. -.
PeynoId. Of cuyahoga. tathered the SUI
frsxe proposal for the Democrats. Inc
bills are Identical.
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TWO BADLY. INJURED.

Special Dispatch. 10 the In-lligrnrer.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O., Jan. Ii
w. G.. McGahan, aged 40 years. Il
drayman, was seriously injured and
his son Paul, aged Is years, sustained
minor hurts when their automobile
was struck by a Panhandle passenger
train in Chester, W. Va, near here,
this afternoon. The auto was dcmOl-
iShed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18

Meyers. Marie Bengell. Edith Welshans.
Anna Mae Hughes. Virginia shearinE.
Leta johnson. Esther Peterson I:aIln:a
Williams. Gertrude Leach. Benwood;
Messrs. walter Welshans. Cecil Mont
Eomery. Clyde Smith, Andrew Strierin-
ger, Martin Grimm, Robert Hood. Edgar
G,umer. Charles WelShans. Gerald
friend, Carl Cote and Andrew iHn'la
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
REPUBIIcANS WANTED TO AosA
THINGS BUT DEMOChA1S
WERE LEISURELY.
Quick Action II Expected On tho MOL
Partisan Tax Measure-News
of Ohio.
rntelltgencer Bureau
r.olun1 bus, O., Jan II.

After TWO weeks ana half the ONO
legislature has finally got down " ous ro
ness. Tho Republican members were
anxious from the start to rush tnA"ss
- M n leisur.iy and do nothing until
they had received their tip from Gov
ernor COX. quick action is expected VI,
4 new TAX bill which has been proposeG
S,rr.rt lNhIttemore acts which were
held Unconstitutional. Non partisan
action vii; be taken on. the new TAX
measure. ,i,,~
Two bills have been offered SlE!nS
,,.,,,'n 49, r,,,nr 20 vote in presidential
elections Another asks President u
son 70 recall the Ohio troops from the
border
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Fridge Party,

Mrs. David G.. Evans will pleasantly
entertain the members Of the Island
Rridre club. this afternoon AT her home
on Warwood avenue. This Will be the
first meeting of the club in two years,
but, fortnightly meetings Will again De
enjoyed, and arc being looked forward
to with much pleasure. 80,
At The conclusion Of the game. deli
cious refreshments will he served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
New Tax Committee.

The following committee has oeeh
chosen 70 urut, the new Ohio non-parn-
san TAN measure. e.,
Senators .Aualu w. Oberlln or Statk
and q +. Hardlus OF Hamilton. Repup.
Ua~,s urJ Sruaiors Willis Horn or
WAYNE and z. NJ. berry OF Allen, Demo
crsfst Espresen,a:4yes Milton Clark or
Warren and Frank (. Jarrett OF ray
~tte, Republicans. and EepFesennt ,t,SrsS
Of Marion, Democrats
It probably will employ expert assist
ance
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WARWO0D
Junior Etug's Daughters.

The Junior Kings Daughters VII
meet this evening with Mrs. w; b. Nc
Culla at her home, 1873 Eighteenth street,
at 1890 o'clock. As this Is the llrSi
meeting held for several months. a ful'
attendance Is requested. so that the pro
gram may be planned for the work TO be
done by this organization. during the
winter,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
Hnva, Club Meeting.

This evening the Boys Club OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church will meet in the
gym" for their weekly instruction.,
number Of interesting drills. as we'll as as
Indian club stunts. and basketball Will
be the features of the evening.
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Toniqht,

If you feel dull, bilious and conS'i-
pated take a dose of Chamberlain
Tablets just after supper and you VIII
feel alright tomorrow morning. Iry
II. Obtainable everywhere Adv.
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Sswiup Party.

Misses Hattie Lyons and Carrie MOT
rison entertained a few friends at sew.
ing, Yesterday evening, at the. home OF
Mrs. ]. W. Emsley, followed by the
SERVING OF very dainty reirsshments.
Those present were: Mrs. w i. keySer'
Misses Lillian Jacob. Alice Bemer, nat
tie Lyons, Carrie Morrison.
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~,,s Maats Eostess,

Miss EliZabe the-AIeeks will entertain n
number Of her friends this evening at
her home in a delightful fashion Diver
sions OF a novel nature will PROVIDE
amusement for the guests. and DELI
ciouS luncheon will conclude the pleas
ant affair.
The guests will he Misses Ethel
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Attend Woman's Literary Club.

4 very pleasant party ATTENDED INC
woman's Literary Club meeting: held III
the Windsor Hotel yesterday afternoon
composed of the following ladies': Mes
DANES ". B. McCulla. Frcda Leiner-
Woolenwcber, ". L. Mcnamara, {. '.
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BOARD TO MEET TONIGHT.

The first regular meeting 70 the
place this evening in the Wheeling
High school building. President Ed
ward Rogers will announce his. ap-
polntments.
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ILLUSTRATED LECTURES by I. B.
Stoughton Holboru at the Wheeling
Higa School Auditorium at p. M.
Jaa. 49, 1917 "HciIenIc Pioneers OF Our Cyillza.
ton: jan rs. 1917. Socrates. tho Greatest OF Men
Jan. 20. 1917. "How the Crooks Saved Our CyIIIza
tlon."
Course Tickets $3.50. Single ticket, rs Cents. On
sale at Davis. Burkham L TyIers.
ia-lT-ls-25-o9
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Trozen to Death.

CLEYELAND.-One victim OF inc coIo
weather was William Stevens. % !ea!s
old who was found frozen to death IN
a snow DRIFT near Stop l25, shore hne'
today. -. .,.xonaer
Nedok. "A years old. was found at tne
plant OF the Briggs MIS-. Soai taUsn
70 a hospital where ne died in L short
time. 1t was said he died OF natural
causes aggregated by the cold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
Mother Of Rusgel Yost Died.

On Monday evening in the Good Sauna,
ritan hospital in GAINESVILLE, o., occurred
the death Of Mrs. Margaret fost, mother
Of Kussel Forrest Ynst prominent young
man Of this vicinity. The body. was
taken 10 Berne. O.. TO the family home
where the funeral will be held to-day
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p.,. Augmentation Bill

The only bill passed BY the nouse
vas the appropriation bill providing Tor
tina payment Of salaries Of members ana ana
SION Two members, Rake OF Trunoult
and Light Of Logan voted against THIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
Large Crowd Attend Euchre.

Last evening at the home OF MIS-
Edgar Aaron, on Ohio avenue. delight
ful euchre was held under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Cornus
Christi church. 4 large crowd atten ed
during the evening. and very neat sum
was realized which will be used to de-
fray church expenses.
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TIFFIN.-Farmers "t SENECA coun-
49, 80 orpanized a chamber OF COM
,nsrce the first Of its kind in the state
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Charger Withdrawn

c. ]. Brothertor. Democratic cano.-
date for representative from Allen coun-
to, today addressed letter 70 Cnat[nea
= A Tunter OF the House committee
named in the Brotherton-Herr contest,
in which. he withdrew his charges
srasnst REPRESENTATIVE E. H. Herr Ike
publican. p-o+berton
This will end the contest. brotner :iOn
saws in the letter he Is withora"lns
his charges because ne IS informed Al
len equity likely would not have We. 2
representative in the present G 5eS
Assembly should Herr be unseaseo'
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CONSTITUTIONAL Amendments.

Two constitutional amenoulenCS ~
proposed in joint resolutions ot1ereo y;
Rsnre.entative Hoy of Jackson, one ot
1heno nroposed abolition OF civil service
IN the state and the other provinces toL
q more rigid civil service law. extenotaS
its application to all appointiEe % -
in the various political SUBDIVISIONS
the state. ,,.o- >oun-
Representative Clark Of warren coun
~. offered a resolution to proElue -
a joint committee to lpVeslAsace -,
nigh cost OF Lying as recomnieoGsetGi, , a.
1he message Of former Governor w nus
70 the legislature. He also introduced
a bill TO establish a bureau or markets.
,,nder tn. state board Of agriculture as
n means Of solving the high cost Oh "S-
ing. r, ~ Hamilton
county. introduced bill to provide 1os
absentee voting as recommended III III, ~
messages OF both former governor 80
lis and Governor Cox. Eepresen.Stt',s
Wenst,e1d Of Jefferson. introduced ollls
orovidInr for the rotation OF names on
The primary ballots also recotnn1eHoeo
in the governors messages
A bill !ntSod iuSaaa 0s wo MgSfe establish
Eastern Standard time throughous o1 ~
Tha Establishments Of home Tor me
treatment Of crippled children lS pIo-
vided for in a bill Introduced by Eep
sentative Sprague. Republican, u S11o-0
county. .. ,,.r.eae
TWO bills were introduced to incrs Sss
+ba naSinsu,n death awards for killed
Workmen from $3.50 to $1,000.
,ao-inv on the subject OF increasing
COMPENSATION OF grand and petit Jurors Jurors
E:leveu different bills were introducec
bearing on the subject Of game, one Ok
them proposes placing quail IN tne sons 8
bonntT of cents apiece on common
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Assistants Ass3rned.

Attorney General Joseph McGhee To-
day assigned his assistants 10 "o' 49, -,
Eraner Of Mansfield. was assigned 70
handle the legal work Of the legislature
and state highway department; l.; Z.
Johnson OF Urbana- civil service: W.: =.
missions: Russell knapper. insurance
and building and loan associations.
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S.-William Hollander was
called from his work at a brewer ~
jert freight car backed into his wagon
killing four horses.
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Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. W. Z. Leasure, Of Steubenvil!e.
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CISSINN ATI-Darid Oldham or SIG
ney. has been ES-anpoinoeu
bankruptcy for Shelby county.
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and Mrs. Charles A. Doney, Of PArkers-
burg, were the guests Of Mrs c. P. Doty
yesterday.
Mrs. John NJ Murphy 10 suffering
with la grippe. :,
J.E. Boy, Of Pittsburgh. was . bue
ness visitor here.
Miss Eleanor McFadden. Of Canton, o..
lis the guest Of Miss Mary Alexander,
iof Eighteenth street.
Miss Anna Conant. who has bosn In
the North wheeling hospital for the past
ten days with pneumonia, IL much I'M
proved
wood Crystal Springs. from Peter Cara
Hiss Katherine Sheets, music inltrue:
tor for this district, gave the pupils OF
the Warwood school music lessons yes-
terday. 49,.
been enrolled in the North WArWooo
school the past ten days.
= Mr.. Hildenbiddle has removed hi1
family here from Wilmington. Dol they
have taken up their residence on Eign-
teenth street. Mr.. Hildenbiddle viii %
connected with tho new WhitAker-Gless.
ner plant at Beech Bottom, when COM
pleted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18

= c1.EvEI.AED.-'rhe Citizens saTings
g. Trust company has absorbed the BanK
~ Commerce. The capita! stock %I'l
be increased from S4.oo".oop |" <'''0o'-
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r1N,-tthel Baxter: aged IS and
BENJAMIN Bjukiey. aged 81. farmer
committee suicide. They were ootn IN
NOR health.
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Thirty years ago there was only
two Protestant churches In Chile.
Now there are ~.
In 1917 a half century viii nave
elansed since the first discovery Of
diamonds in South Africa.
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HANlI.TON.-Carmen on the Ohlo
Electric. line have asked -tor IN l'lcreaSe
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To Prevent The Grip
Colds cause Grip---Laxatire Bromo Qut-
go removes cause There is only one
m mpro,,,o O,,inine" E. ". GROVES sis-
nature o., box 2oc-
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Observation-Disclosures Edwards. ouS'
moss college graduate. ts missing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
Lajoie believes In I.,.f,

special 10 The Times dispatch
TORONTO. CANADA. April "a -
aided by excellent training secured Al,
me Petersburg camp. the Toronto Leafs
VIII be able TO take the field TUESDAY
against Baltimore. with excellent
chance OF annexing the opening con
test
Manager Lajois Is or the opinion IN.
i1eafs have tho drop on other clubs in
me league IN at least two departments
the infield and southpaw hurlinp
Graham l.ajoie. Smith and RlaclIburna
make UP corking ;nGcld They sun
fDly the very best from III. defensive
point or view, and when 1t comes TO
the offensive. this quartet will cause
trouble to the pitchers. Three Of them
should hit over 500. ana Jimmy Smith
rs bound 70 improve 10y Keeping com
pany With such hjsh-class hitting
infeld
Tho Leafs sou,hpaws arn AN extreme
~ hne-looE!ng trio, McTiEue. Hearna
and Thompson making up a dandy
bunch OF left-haUGers They ar. ain
Trst-c!ass hurlers. who ure nol bothered
with wi!dness, and McTigue and
Thompson can III, so vel that ,h.y
were used IA Inc out:i.ld at times la =,
season. The rieht-handers aro more
uncertain. bu, a couple OF good men
are being secured WHO along with
Tippie and the present youngsters win
hold up their end
The catching department. while moi
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are in good shape. However. tho damp
ness has had its effect upon some,
and there is more than one sore arm
in the lot. The fact that Arthur Dew
lin and his Norfolk TarS were using
the same park ms the BisonS made it
necessary for the Herd to use the
grounds during the morning. while the
Tars used them i'll the afternoons for
their scheduled games. This has han
dicapped Donovan somewhat in the
development of his squad
He has quite a likely looking a-gre-
cation now. though. and believes the
team will he strengthened consider
ably before long. Donovan, who sent
Lore Bader to the Boston Americans
is rather thick" with Manager Barry,
and undoubtedly will secure the pick
Of any surplus stock the Red SoS man
agcr may have for disposal. Players
TO begin reaching the Herd during the
early part OF the present week
In this connection il is conrdently
expected by those in close touch with
the local situation that Outfielder Man
ME kopp Will be one OF the first Ia
arrive here. The Red SoX outficld is
too strong to be disorganiZed by re-
cruit this season, and kobb probably
Will have to wait year at least. The
same might he said of Bob Gill. and
is Is expected lie soon will he dane
ing about the local infieId again.
John Hummcl, who held out for some
time while arguing the salary question
with Pat Donovan, has signed at last
and the first-sack position is closed
! The same might be said of second
where Jimmy O'Neil has been holding
| forth III good shape.
George Cav and Joe EnEle are the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

the best In the league. is still quite
able TO hold its own. Bill Kelly ap-
pears 10 have taken a new lease of life
and looks TO be in for Il good year
Williams is still an uncertain quantity.
but ought TO team up we'll with Kelly
II is Just possible that another man
may be secured from Il major league
club.
The outfield looks fairly good. the
only drawback being that Costello will
not he on hand for about a month
Benny Meyer and Irvine Trout. who will
hold down the tanks Of the outer gar
den. are hard workers and full of pep.
y tirSt-class man TO start the season in
center field Will he secured. and when
Costello reports il will mean a fight
between the four OF them for the regu-
lar positions.
The lineup or the Leafs for the
opener at Baltimore probably will be
as follows: Meyer. right Held: Smith,
shortstop: Graham. first base: Lajoie.
second base: Blackburne, third base !:
Trout. left field; Kelly or Williams.
catcher. and McTigue or Thompson.
pitcher. Center field, 1t will be noted.
/ is still open.
/ The other players who most likely
/ Will start the season i'll addition TO the
above, will be Tearne. Triple, Allen,
Mcpherson and probably two Of the
present recruit hurlers, besides some
ma tor league returns.
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Special to The Times Dispatchl
MONTREAL. CAN, April 1.-THE
Royals certainly have been having
their share OF hard luck during the
present training season. nd II con-
tinueS with them still There is a de-
cided lack of hurting talent on the
squad, and the short field position on
the eve of the league opening is much
in need OF capable performer in that
vicinity.
Oscar Major. the local candidate for
the job. won't do. This was evident
some time ago. and the Royals there
upon went after more experienced
man to fill the job. Among those
sought was Jimmy McAuley. who la st
season short-stoppcd for the IIuStlers.
But the club received the sad news
that McAulcy has been released by the
Pittsburgh, National League club to
the st. Louis Nationals. When the
Pittsburgh club asked valves on Nc
Aulcy. the St. Louis club refused to
waive. aud therefore Royals chances
of getting him have faded off TO next
TO nothing.
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Bison, Expect Fine start.

lSpeclal TO. The Times pjspatch.]
BUFFALO, April li.-AlthouEh Pat
Donovan has but Two of the old re-
tables back on the roster this season.
the men who compose the squad have
been able TO get into fairly good con-
dition during the time spent train
ing at Norfolk. and the Bison manager
is confident Of getting away 10 a fairly
good start. Like several other man
ayers in the International. however
Patsy is Of the opinion that the ulti-
mate strength of the Herd will not he
evident for some time, and will not
he discouraged IL things appear to
break bad at first
The team has had fairly good wealth
er AT Norfolk and most Of the men
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Gray. Not Discouraged.

l'PeSri w he llneS- DlSpa tell.
PROVIDENCE. Il l.. April l4.-Provi-
dence will not open the season Tucs
nay with every prospect Of an auspi-
cious start toward the league cham
Dionship. The players have been handi-
capped greatly by bad weather at the
rIeoerick. Mo- training camp. and sew
eral or them still are far from being
IN playing condition However the
same state OF affairs exists in other
clubs OF the circuit. so the teams prob-
ably will begin the race on am even
basis.
Manager Egan has about conducted
mis- infield aud outfeld. His pitching
HtAf is i'll fair shape, but the catching
department needs bolstering
me latest acquisition to the squad
sreo Thomas, obtained from the Red
SoI. has reported. and declares he * in
hnc shape for the fray He has been
with the Boston Americans during their
southern training trip. and has had all
the advantages of the work on, under
sunny skies with the worlds cham
pions.
Last year Thomas was member Of
Mine New Orleans team of the Southern
Association. playing there under an on
tiosaR agreement He was recalled last
fail On the Red SoS. With New Orlean.
last Ehar he took part in l3l games at
ano hit for - In the collection were
nine two baggers. seven triples and
three home runs He made fourteen
sacrifice hits and stole nineteen bases
In the held he made 1919 put-outs. 333
asslsts and forty-ciGht errors. his field
>ng average being .9lS Although he
played shortston all the sea son Nr was
out or position. being naturally Z third
oeseman, so he will he at home On tho
hot corner for tho Grays
With Onslow on first Brainard on
second. Thomas on third and C,oney
al shortstop. the nleld looks pretty
NIFTY: In thG .ou,feld Rchg. Powell
and Tutwiler k.e tire probable nxtures.
with Kane and 'Eayrs as utility PLAYERS
the pitching stan just now consists of
Peters, Schultz and Eayrs Of last wears
REGULARS, with Murcnnsn greatly
improved pitcher over last year. and
Gilmore looking good.
CASTOR is in line for second sttinr
catcher, but II is Imperative that q
strong man 10 do the bulk OF the back-
etoPplng be obtained in the near future
Manager Egan was thrown off badly in
the Blackburn deal, and had 10 begin
al .oTer. again. He has been in New
YORK recently trying 10 pry off a couple
or pitchers and n catcher or two. He
mas string on a frst-class pitcher
and hopes 10 get him past the waiver
barrier An offer FOR a fast catcher is
Also being considered by a major league
club.
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By Briggs

whom is Joe Schultz. OF this city. are
win the squad, and most OF them are
showing considerable ability. Several
OF them will be carried with the team
Tor week or ten days. or until 1t
is learned definitely just what men will
be secured from the Red Sox to
strengthen the present lineup.
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oricIc. E.pec, Good Year.


BALTIMORE MD. April 1.-THE
International League baseball season.
which opens here next Tuesday with
TORONTO rs the opposing team, prom
ises we'll. so far as can be judged
at this time. While the war is. of
9 course. taking many of the young men
from the city. still. those who are re-
naming behind can be counted by the
thousands. and there Will I've more than
enough. augmented by the older fans.
TO fill Orioie Park
Jack Dunn does not look for amy ap-
preciahlc falling of in the attendance,
unless the flower OF the city is aC-
tually conScripted or drafted and. in
that event just what will happen Dun
ME will not say. Just now. however.
he says The schedule will be played
10 the fun and he expects hearty CO.
operation from the many fans now
here
The opening game will he marked by
3 parade OF the players OF both teams
before The game. The grounds have
been put in excellent shape for the
start.
Dummies roster Of players at this
lime follows: catchers. Williams. Nc
Aroy and Schaufie; pitchers. WARRIOR.
Appleton. Thormahlen. Sherman. Bent
ley %. V. Russell. Lyons. Hacey and
Newton: frs, haseman. Lefty" Russell:
second baseman, Truesdale; third base
m an. Mcdonnell Fewster or Biemiller:
shortstop. Shannon; outfielders Barber
and Lamar.
Dunnle is In need OF another good
risht-h hand pitcher a third baseman
and An outtielder. He is now angling
Tor Elmer Miller for the outficid an;:
expects the Yankees to turn him back I
Miller left here in midseaso son last year
and Joined the Yankees The third
base job may he held down BY. McCon-
neil Al the start. Just who the pitcher
VIII be IS question punnie lost one
OF his best pitchers this season in
Crowell He says he is through with
baseball as he prefers TO lead the
eimpie life. Warhop and McAvoy will
be the battery for the opening. game
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only fingers left from last season, but
each is in excellent condition ut this
time and ready TO take up hard work
at once. TO bolster his pitching staff
Donovan recently purchased Hal Jus
tin. from Springfield. in the Eastern
League.
number OF youngsters. among