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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-03-02
GRANTED PENSION.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 27.-, Today the senate granted Mrs. Fun ston. the widow of General Fred Funston, a pension of one hundred a month for the rest of her life. The house is expected to concur in the passage of this special measure.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-03-02

Clothing cleaned, pressed, altered and repaired at the Nome Tailoring
 O.. Next door to Segerstr0m ana
 Hagen's. # .-.- {,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-03-02

endeav- the details oelng leit to with fol
 Youa are ate S form the fresldehl o MeA- of upon following basis confidence as soon as It IS with namely: certalnly aseertaiheu 'h"' there uo+ho, Imperial Ger
 to- man Government and the gether upon conditions United Sates ana suggest tally satisfactory to both that the Presloeh' oi MeA- lco snail upon HIS own 'N- We give Mexico tiative communicate "l'h oenera1 financial support. suggesting adher
 u,o oro willing to guar to at the on+oo +bo+ Mexco shall volunteering on oo.o,or in sucb neace terms part mediation be- ,o.+ +orritorv of New Germany Japan. Mexico and Arizona Please call to the a'en-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-03-02
Extraordinary Documents Are Senf 10 Senate--LayS Bare the Plan
 Of Germany in Event of War;.

tion of the President of
 Mexico that the employ
 ment of a ruthless subma-
 rine warfare will compel
 England to make peace in
 few months; that Japan in return for an alliance
 be conceded the islands of
 the Phillipine archipelago,
 Hawaii, Guam and such
 other insular possessions
 in the Pacific as are now
 under the United States
 dominion"
 Other documents merely explana- tory of this letter and affordlng further light on the extraordinary text were also furnished the Senate Office and Residence or J. F M'Allister, freighter and transfer Elite Baths.. Phone Red 157.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-03-02

Let us estimate on y0ur Job WorH
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-03-02

Now ia the time to Subscribe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
SHORTAGE Of CARS PREVENTS
SPEED Up Of COAL PRODUCTION
DECLARES CHIEF OF STATE MINE
DEPARTMENT HENRY, WHO
is IN CITY.
Says West Virginia Coal Is Recog-
nized by Government as Best
in the World.

Earl A. Henry of Clifton. state chief
mine inspector. arrived in the city
last evening TO spend brief time with
friends here and on business. He will
go to Pittsburgh before returning to
Charleston
When seen al the Stamm hotel last
night and asked relative TO the mines
throughout the state speeding up,
TO furnish the government and our al
lies with all the coal possible, he satd
the government for years had conSlu-
cred West Virginia the best steam
coal in the world and Uncle Sam had
taken all he could get. and all mines
in West Virginia had for the past two
years been producing all the coal pos
sible for the number OF cars they were
able 10 secure.
The question of speeding up Inc
mines N This state would have been
done months ago. but the lack Of cars
has put handicap on the production.
That's the only thing that Is Keeping
the production down. | understand
there are few. il any. mines IN ihls
state that have been able to get SUI
ticient cars think that conditions
will be better in rho future. for tue
railroads have promised 10 take OF Il
number OF passenger trains. enabling
them TO handle freight better and
thereby supply the mines with more
cars. The Eastern Kentucky railroad
is the only ON in this section of the
country that has been supplying an
adequate number Of cars to mines
along its line. Just as soon as the
mines get sufficient cars West Vlr-
ginia viii begin to furnish the largH>.
amount OF coal in its history con-
Guided the genial official.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
7 STAND
ANY EXCITEMENT
Suffered From Nervousness and
Weakness and Would Just
Go to Pieces, if Excited,
Writes Georgia
Lady

Winston. Cal am taking Cardui
right now" writes Mrs. Alice Green,
of II, +. D. l, this place 81 suffer very
much at my and from nervous
ness and weakness. This is the third
time | have taken it. The first time
was about four years ago -. Had
great deal of headache and was so
nervous all the time that couldn't
stand any excitement at all.
IF got excited would just all give
way and 90 to pieces. My sister-in-
law told me first about Cardui. and
began to take it. could tell big
difference in my strength before had
taken a whole bottle. was about well
BY the time had taken 3 or 4 bottles,
and ! soon got so | could do all my
work.
The second time took II was last
fall. think uverwOrkcd
picking cotton and doing my house
work. got so bad that suffered very
badly at my So | began taking
Cardui again. | took . bottles and |
immediately began 10 improve and felt
better than had in Il long time. |
weighed 154 when finished taking 1t.
more than had in Il long time"
Cardui, the woman's tonic, has won
tie confidence Of its users by the re-
suits which they obtain Try It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15

PIT TING Up 4
HARD BATTLE:

WASHINGTON. May 14.-Spnkes-
men OF newspapers and pnrluulca's,
large anu small. and from all parts or
the country, appeared before tho sen
ate finance committee today TO at
tack as unreasonable and contiscatory
the war revenue bill provision which
would create 4 zone system with
greatly increased rates for second
class mail matter. They declared II
the measure went into effect many
publications would b. compelled 10
suspend.
Don E. Scitz Of the New York
World representing the. American
Newspaper Publishers association.
said the proposed increase was not 4
war tax. but An effort to further To-
press and rnbarraSs tn" newspaper
industry" He told the commiltee
there already had been big slunp
in business. which if it continued
would parulyHc the newspapers. IAc
publishers, he added, were not seek
ing special lavors, but wanted to be
placed on the same level with people
engaged in other business.
Arthur Dunn. speaking for the
smaller newspapers Of the country,
said they could not stand the increase
in postal rates with the Increased cost
of print paper and that many would
be compelled to 20 out OF business X
the bill WAS enacted.
A similar view OF the situation was
taken by Arthur J. Baldn of New
York. vice president of the Associated
Business Papers. Inc, and rrprrSenI-
ing 800 trade and business ptrlodl-
calls.
!. 4. Moore Of New York. rcpresen>-
Ing the Periodical Publishing aSSoc!a-
ton. composed OF Sc Of the leading
magazines. said the Increase would
mean IN added expenditure of more
than $&,7G0.U0o in postage 10 members
Of that Organization and ruination for
many of them.
+. c. Meredith Of Des Moincs. Iowa,
speaking for Il OF the leading farm
publications. joined in the protest. he
argued that newspapers are net as.
set ni the country and that the co.
crnment needs the circulation OF
every printed page possible.
All agreed that there is no unwil!-
ingncSs on the part of publishers 10
pay war taxes. but they do not want
a tax that would hr an unbrarable
burden 70 thousands Of newspapers
and periodicals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

If your ambition has left you. your
haDpincss has gone forever unless you
take advantage OF John Coleman Co.'S
magnificent offer to refund your money
on The first box purchased II Wendells
Ambition Pills do not put your entire
system In fine condition and give you
The energy and yigor you have lost
Be ambitious. be strong. be vigorous.
Bring the ruddy glow OF health 10 your
cheeks and the right sparkle that de,
notes perfect manhood and womannood
to your eyes. ,,,
Wcndcll's Ambition Pills. the great
nerve tonic, can't be beat for that tired
fncIing, nervous troubles. poor blood,
headaches, neuralgia, restlessness,
trembling. nervous prostration; mental
depression. loss Of appetite and kidney
or liver complaints.
In two days YOU will feel better, IN
a week YOU will feel fine. and after tax.
ing one box you will have your; old.
time confidence and ambition.
Be sure and get a soc box today
and get out OF the rut. Remember
John Coleman Co.. and dealers every.
where arc authorized 10 guarantees
them. Mail orders filled, charges pre-
paid by The Wendell Pharmacal Com,
pany, lac. Syracuse. N, Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
TRACTION MERGER
PLANS CHANGED

Special Dispatch &" the Iu;tlt!:cE,y:.
FAIRMONT. ". Va. May l4.-3e-,
cause OF lack OF similarity between
the West Virginia and Ohio laws. the
plans originally adopted by the Mo-
nongahela Valley Traction company
for the taking over the lines or the
Parkersburg and Marietta. Ohio. COM
panies were discarded at the meeting
of the directors held yesterday.
Instead new agreement with the
Parkersburg company was promul-
gated BY the local Officials. OItlcerS
were elected by the company as lol-
lows: Chairman OF the board OF olrec-
tors, S. l.. Watson. t'alruont: pr"S'-
dent J. .. Watson. Fatrmon,; vice
president. Smith Hood. Fairmont; sec
retary-treasurer. Walton Miller. Falr-
mont; assistant secretarys. y. ). Dun
ham. Baltimore: y. X. GoWles'
Baltimore: assistant treasurers, A. ).
Dunnam, Baltimore: John II. kock,
Jr., Fairmont: general manager. L. i.
Moore. Fairuont: assistant general
manager, y. +. Louch. Fairmont. FIX
ecutiye committee. J. .. Watson. {.
W. Watson. s. l.. Watson, George /.
Watson. Brooks Fleming. Ir.. VI. l.
Hutchinson and Walton Miller. all 81
Fairmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
ESPIONAGE BILL
Continued From First P1ge.)

Guiding wrongful use Of military
information:
For the control OF merchant
vessels in American waters;
=. Punishment for conveyance Of
false reports TO Interfere with
military operations, willful at
temprs TO cause disaffection in the
military or naval forces, or OBJ
strucTion OF recruiting;
For The seizure OF arms and
munitions and prohibition OF their
expectation under certain condl-
lions;
For penalizing conspiracies de-
signed 10 harm American foreign
relations or for destruction OF
property within the United States.
For increased restrictions upon
issuance of passports, with penal
ties for their forgery or false pro-
For material extension Of the
mower 10 issue search warrants
for inspection of premises.
The clause giving the presiden
power 10 embargo exports was r.,
tanned in the bill virtually as drafted
by administration officials. 1t wa:
modified once, but the unqualified
provision was restored after its ne
cessiry had been explained last 'wees
in q days session behind closed doors
Vigorous efforts TO retain provisions
for newspaper censorship and partia
prohibition, together with foodstun
during the war, culmina.
ed in final votes today in which tho
senate IS 10 st to eliminate all proTi
sion for the press censorship. On ne
half Of the administration forces Sen
ator OVerman, in charge Of the. bib
had moved TO reinsert 4 modified cen
sorship clause AS the house Dill con
,ains a provision for determination h.
the Jury Of culpa bility for violation
of censorship regulations 10 be pro
mulgated by the president, the admin
istralion is expected to bring strong
pressure for drafting in conference 81
, rnmnromisp censorship section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
NINE OFF TO PRISON
Prisoners Sentenced at Federal Court
Term Leave For Atlanta With
Bio Guard.

Nine prisoners sentenced al tho last
term of federal court here by Judge
Dayton were taken 10 Atlanta. ia.
prison yesterday morning. They Will
reach Atlanta this afternoon. lhr
men were in charge OF United States
Marshal c. f, Smith. Deputies Jonn
NJ. Short. c. L. Cook and j. y. Moore:
Deputy Sheriff Fred Frazier, pclec-
tive Lon Raper and Robert Robinson.
Il negro deputy Of Fa!rmont.
The prisoners terms arc from one
to nine years. They were: Eugene
and Roy V. Brandon. twins Of PhIlippl,
bootlesging: John Wise. Robert My
ers and William Young, breaking lnio
a box car here; Theodore Richter.
an officer; William 1.
Shipaway and John Golf. hOotleG%lng,
and Ed Giles, negro, nine years. send
ing filthy letters ~ respectable white
women
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
EIGHT TOO MANY;
500; SIXTY DAYS

Barton JacovtCh was arrested near
the Top mill last night by Police Pa
truiman Albert Custer for violating
the "Quart-a-mOnth" amendment 10 the
prohibition law. He had nine bottles
of beer. carrying them 10 his home in
the Brick row.
Officer Custer took the prisoner 10
the county Jail. where he WAS ar
raigAcd before Squire K. G. Hobbs:
He pleaded guilty 10 The charge and
was fined 500 and costs and sen.
fenced to serve six months in Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
HERE FROM CAMP.

Carl o. Schmidt. Harold :. Bi"cn
and Elijah J. Stone, who reported at
the Benjamin u>rrison officers re-
serve training camp laSt week, wrr"
given Il short leave Of absence and
were in the city yesterday. looking AZ
ter important business matters.
The trio departed during the after
noon for Pittsburgh, ard left there
last night for tho training camp at ln-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
ALUMNI BOAT RIDE
Contract Signed Yesterday for the
Steamer Homer Smith for High
School Excursion.

The contract engaging the steamer
Homer Smith for the annual hlgh
school alumni excursion 10 be given
Tuesday evening, June 5. was signed
yesterday by Attorney Harry klnS.
IT., president of the High School
Alumni association.
Members of the senior class OF high
school will be guests Of the alumni
Silas Steinhauser is chairman OF the
committee on arrangements. The pro
ceeds will be given TO the Wheeling
chapter. American Red Cross society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
BRITISH DESTROY.
GERMAN ZEPPELIN

LONDON. May Is. ii:i2 T.. m.s-Bril-
iSi naval forces destroyed H. mp lin L.
in the North SEA this morning. acCorui!.@
~ AN official statement issued Ivy tn"
Admiralty.
\ dispatch /" III" star from tn" east
,,asL .ny.I news WAS received early this
ruvru;r,; that IN" l.-22 was approaching
I'M. C,.,tsI \ squadron at naval air
.rntt w-nt in pursuit. TIL" Zeppelin was
attacked hv :: battle. plan" which oyer
Eaulrd it and II wts seen !" burst nt"
flames.
two m.r'h"rS "f III" ;,ir$hrS crew
,,Iupr.I iuin the e.u. tn" Star says. ana
;h,. others disappeared with the burning
Zeppelin.
t'rt.. destruction "f tn" - marks
tn. fourth Attempt at I"rE.iim rails
within thu last year which has ended in
disaster Two of III" Hialuut"th nlrShipS
w.r.. shot down during Il rad uu London
..u S.p,.nh,r -" 1915 and w" months
later two more X"pi"linS wrr" destroyed
nr thu. English coast I'm March H..
French artlIicrylnrn shot down Z %,pp"
lin behind the French lines while i; was
cndcuvorinE 70 reach P.triS.p
LONDON. May Il. 4:45 r. ,n.--.t H.p-
pt.Iin with ttIrCs. EondoluS. "nN"1nnci in
heavy smoke, was sighted today al Ter
schclling. Holland. Reuter- despatch
from Harrington. POLAND. reports. Whn
The smoke disappeared - minutes later
tic Zeppelin Was no longer tu lG seen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
NURSES EXAMINED.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. May 14!-One
hundred and twcnty-siX nurses from all
sections of the state were here today 10
take thu. stale examination for regiStra-
tinu. Tho state board Of examiners,
consisting OF Dr. Scott Of Blueticd. Or:
Kennedy of Charleston. pr. Bppus W
Wheeling. pr Srkna OF Martinshurg and
Or. kcsslrr OF Huntington conducted the
ManT Of The nur kcs declared ,het: in
trn:ion Of becoming Red Cross nurses
in the event they pass tn" state cNamin.
alton. pr Scott announced that n second
annual examination would pc necrsSIIS'
and this will lie held in Falrmont In Oc-
tobcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
WANT TO BE AMERICANS.
Naturalization Petitions Filed by Ger
man, Russian and Austrian in
Federal Office.

Petitions for naturalization were
filed in the local Federal office yeSter-
day by the following aliens:
Lorenz Kollar. IS, Austrian laborer,
251S Market street.
John Molik, %. German foundry
worker, South Main street.
Paul Kupronio, Russian miner, III"
Elizabeth street. 49,.
Facts for naturalization petition
were filed by Frank Corulli, who was
born in Italy. in 1863, and came to tins
country in 1915. He is labor"r ana
lives at l95 Alley Sixteen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
ENDED HIS LIFE.


Social Dispatch tn the intelligence.
CTARKSRl'Rt; W. Va. May It.
Will" respondent because his wii" hat!
left HIN when they uuarr"lnd. William
Nuttcr. 80. Il w"ll-to-d" Eik lHS'r"t
farmer. committed suicide ~ his hom''
hy drinking poison. tn" willow ana =
year old daughter survive him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
TAKING EXAMINATIONS
Two Local Young Men Wish to Enlist
in Officers Reserve Corps.

Loring Milton and S. OFT Lauchlin.
Jr., prominent young men OF Wheel
ing. left this city last night for In
dianapoIis, Ind. where they will tax"
the preliminary examination IN an
effort to enlist in the officers reserve
CORPS at Fort enjamin Harrison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
OHIO VALLEY LODGE
Pythians Plan Interesting Meeting for
Friday Evening.

Ohio Valley Lodge No. 81, kniehtS
uf pyIhas, will have one Of the most
INTERESTING meetings in lis history
Friday evening" it was announced last
night. After tn" disposition Of bust
ness. an ATTRACTIVE program will be
"ivrn Ohio Valley lodge NETS i'll
odd Fellows hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY MEETS.

4 meeting Of the Wnman'S Auxiliary
Of 81. Matthew's +. T.. church Will be
held this afternoon at o'clock At ne
church. for the purpose OF rlecllnE der
egatrS TO the diocesan council. which
will meet in Clarksburg. May 30.
\ recently patent baggage carrier
for automobiles is intended 10 be
fastened over the hood Of Il car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15

LONDON. May II. $50 p. MIN tn"
house of common today John AnuaH
Bryce. Liberal member for Inverness
Eurghs referring to the talk heard In
foreign countries as to III" dcsirahlity
Of making II separate peace With Austria
which n" sud WAS producing u dcpl"r-
ahlc impression In some of the allied ma
lions, invited the government I" d"clar:
that in no circumstances would ii con-
rlude such Il peaC.. with AuStriu. He h'-
loved such l. declaration would have an
excellent ciTrc; in Russia.
Andrew Eunar Law, chancellor of tho
,Nrhequcr. i'll replying said there hat
never been d question ut making Il sop
,ratp peace. but hp considered III" whole
matter depended on circumstances.
"t;ermany is always trying I" lotnCh
some Of the allies" h" said and It
might ho--I don't in thu least intend t"
suggest it--that u" blow would scnm
80, fatal to Germany as il one Of her own
allies wrr. artach"d from II" fight"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15

pETROGRAD. via London, May II.
lis r. m-Thc S,mi-Ofiicial news
ayrnc, today gave out the following:
Thu, report that the council Of work,
mems md soldiers del, gates has called
for an armisttc" is denied. The QurS-
tinn Of an armistice has never been rails
sd by the council which on n" contrary
is engaged ut present IN drafting an APP
peal TO tn. soldiers 1T the front. point
ing cut the inadvisahility Of Il separate
peace or of fratrrnizinG with the
enemy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
RUSSIA HOLDS
(conttnued From First Page.)

forced 10 retreat across the Diala river
in the face of superior forces.
y significant statement us 10 the de-
STABILITY OF Great britain accepting 4
separate peace with AustriL-llunSarE
has been made by the chancellor OF ;ne
rXcheuuer in the house Oh commons.
There never has been Il question Of max
ing a separate peace. said IN" chancellor
drtach some OF the allies il might be
that no blow wUuld seem so fatal 10
Germany as il one Of her own allies
were detached from the fight.
ROME. via Paris. May 1.-THE Idea
NaziuGals. the organ o. the Nationalist
party. prints report from diplomatic
quarters that Turkey, has made over
lures to Russia through 4 neutral source
for a separate. peace on the basis al nc
complete opening uf the pardancllcs
straits TO Russian navigation. both lOr
war vessels and merchant ships.
According 20 this r"p3r;. Turkey also
declares herself disposed TO SlFr friend
" ronSidcrati ton u til. Armenian IucS-
ton and Suitabl" recognition TO the pTlh-
ciple of nationalittes.
. PETROGRAD. via London. May IL
General Guchk"!f. minister Of war. has
In announcing his resignation ~ yes
tcrday'S meeting OF the congress or dele
gates from the front. NJ. Guchk"G read
thu. following letter sent by hlni " FTG-
mirr LvoN:
In view Of the condition in which III:
power Of III. government has 3''''iI
placed. especially tn" authority Of the
minister OF war. in relation 10 tn" army
and navy. a condition which l am power
less 70 alter and which threatens 10 haze
consequences fatal Ia the defense. he
liberty. and even The existence" OF RUSSIA.
I can no longer cXcrcis" the functions or
minister of war and marin: and ShHr"
responsibility for the gray" sin DclnS
committed against The country.
The resignation OF General tiuchkoN
follows that OF General k"rnilnff. COM
mander of the Petrosrld garrison ana
probably is due 70 similar reasons.
General knrnilof said his position had
become impossible on account or tho ~ :
forts OF various organizations to control
the garrison. the last straw which led 10
his resignation having h""n ii demand
by the cNccutive council Of IN" council OF
workmcnS and soldiers delegates that
all his orders be presented To the COM
,rittee for it's endorsement. General
G;;chknrf has been u leading h"ur" IN
the OctubariSt party for years. hut dur
ing The. war little was heard of him until
TN. tim" of tli.. revolution. when Id VAS
apnoiutnd minister Of war and navy nd
Interim. Since thaS time he has issued
many appeals IL HI. troops and tho
worknirn 10 support tho government and
continue the war vigorously.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01
AUCUSTANA FIVE
OFF TO TOURNEY
Mortimer Leave for Decatur Yester.
day Afternoon Determined 10 Take
Little 10" Title.
MEET ILLINOIS MEN FIRST
Dope Has Ii That Bradley WIN BE Sse-
ond Opponent With MiIlikin Run.
ming ln the Finals.
By BOB OLMSTFn.

One hundred yelling enthusiasts
fans cheered the Augustana basketbaff
team off on the 30 train Yesterday,
afternoon to the Little Nfaafasri,
tournament TO be held an Decatur to-
day. tomorrow and Saturday NO YER
dict except an Augustana champion
ship is expected by local fans and none
other is 70 be accepted from Angles
all-star team. The team is out for fbs
pennaut and is determined 10 Eaf +
The squad is In the pink Of condition
for the trip, every man feeling at hlz
best Big Star Swedberg is expected
TO make his last minutes ia tie ra-7s
for Augustana count TO the utmost aH-
vantage and is expected 20 De the staI-
lar center of the entire tourney. Can
tain Samueison viii be excused IN
nothing else than his best work and
Lundberg and Taber, tho star for
wards, are 'doped out for am unDar-
alleled scoring machine But where
Augustana is going to give he surprise
TO its competitors is iE the guard
proposition The local Grew has UaIr
of guards i'm Ed johnson and Holm
gren that simply refuse passage Of the
ball towards the epemy's basket ana
these Two men viii undoubtedly he fhs
terror of every opposing pair of for
wards, They are a bulvar< iu "a need
ed place and are reliable to The last er-
IRENE