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BaIky Starter.

When the starting motor stalls
easily and fails to spin the crankshaft
as it should, it is a safe bet that eth
er the storage battery does not test
up to the necessary 1875 or that the
contact points of the line switch are
not making proper contact.
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apartment. The
sounds, as they
receded, became
more soft and
aerial, and seemed
to accord with
the quiet and the
moonlight. / rs
tened and listened
they becam e
more and mora
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-12-20
Dust nm Reflector.

A deposit Of dust on the reflector or
lens often cuts down the light to a
marked degree. The owner should
make a weekly habit Of wiplng the
dust from these partG.
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now passing away,
and Of religious
feelings now SUI
perseded by 9th.
ers of a different
CASTE"
OF late years
some Of the
churches - chiefly
in the larger cit
ies-have held
christmas carol
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-12-20

Finesse in dririns, 40 J
maximum pleasure, s alss
are to be obtained frsa
In order to get !ns '...s
your tires 1t will . -
careful track Of TIE
run. -
Clutch trouble d @ :, !
monest complaints -. ..lIeI
The clutch throWOu' +
fabrication. -
If the owner should %. Z J
dismantle the spring
the opportunity %
over the leaves - |
An attachment nv y 81
enables a person % ~ \. 81
tomobile to regulate Z. y ssrs !
the knowledge Of tas
A finger print r .
in quadruplleate, - = ~
for identifying O.apss,sdeI
and preVehsNe =
| An interesting % 4,
that at : every ,,' nsts 9! !. 81
| The povdsry s s.a:s' =
worn magnetic Os' 3
with Oh, Win ssr ~ \
electric cleo. current sOs
irregular asias
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-12-20

Japanese inventor, determined to get as much seaiD.
into small light automobile puts the vertical engine
which tips backward for inspection FAM in vaOn
surrounding the motor arcoos it The gasoline tank is
tho absent radiator While the architect of this vehicle %
his object the result is somewhat reminiscent our own
1000 mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mechanics Magazine
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services" during the Christmas sea-
son. This Is an excellent movement,
and might profitably be taken up by
churches all over the country. Ger
tainly If the churches can restore this
old custom it will add to the enjoy
ment Of the season.
France is exceptionally rich in
carols, which are often drinking songs
as in many European countries. We
find many French carols translated into
English, no doubt as a result Of the
intercourse which existed between
jewellers on either side of the channel,
In the days when English youths often
pursued their studies In France.
There is a great deal Of discussion
as to which is the most popular carol.
VUeala ~ Ia {ynnne.
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CIRCULAR HOLE u q
Handy In Operating s.ln
ine Storm When WlHs u
Filmse 0g

Driving through mn sHil
dangerous business q
storm curtains endea aa
searchlight at The LET dt1
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A Means Of Operating q
Is Necessary Whsa "
10 Filmed.
cannot be used unlsS
unbuttoned. -
A circular hole larse
arm to be thrust thf'3
be cut in the curtin %
the manner shown % us {.
This will prevent the 10 7.
ing the car but allow %
at the searchlight-Sls, = ~
Popular Science MONTH";
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Probably no Christmas would seem
complete without the well-knOwn and
popular hymn, "Hark! the Herald
Angels Sing"
The word carol, which originally
meant a dance, Is thought to have
come into our language either from
the Norman French carole or from the
Celtic carol.
In 1922 Davies Gilbert published
"some ancient Christmas carols, with
the tunes to which they were former
~ sung in the west of England" In
his preface he declared himself to be
DESTROYS "Of preserving them In their
actual forms. as specimens of times
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~ -
sible to name the
favorite. there
can be little doubt
Of the universal
appeal Of God
rest ye, merry
!g tie m e n"
whose plaintive
elody has
touched a chord
In the nonular
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Director in Each State.

In each state there will be federal
director, and under him a small num-
Der of inspectors. Both the federal
agents, that is to say, the men who
will make up the governments secret
force, and the federal directors will
be directly answerable to the federal
prohibition commissioner. The nearest
approach to the organization that has
been formed is the secret service which
looks out for counterfeiters. The pro-
hibition secret service, however, will
be much larger than the organization
that deals with counterfeiting and
counterfeiters.
1t will be the duty of the inspectors
of the various states to keep them
selves informed as to the conditions
existing in the state. They will be ex-
pected to know at all times whether
manufacturers are Obeying the provi-
sions Of the law having to do with
them; whether druggists ana physi.
clans are conforming to the provisions
applying to them; whether there is
Illicit making or selling of intoxicat-
ing beverages in their respective
states, and If so where. These facts.
when they come into the possession of
the inspectors, will be reported to the
state federal director. One of the
chief duties of the state federal di-
rector viii be to enlist all state officers
in the work of seeing that the law is
obeyed. He will also, under the in.
structions that have gone out, be ex-
pected to build up a healthy public
sentiment in favor of the federal
amendment and the enforcing law.
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Carol Singing
Is Dying Ont

?" HE custom of carol singing
out of doors at Christmas
time seems to be dying out.
This is a great pity, for
carols are a branch of folk music, the
unconscious art of the peasant mind
d heritage of inestimable worth.
In many English villages there are
carols peculiar to themselves. to be
jealousy guarded and retained for
their use.
The Christmas carol dates from the
birth Of Christianity itself, the
angels having sung their carols at the
birth Of Jesus Christ.
Among the early Christians carols
were sacred hymns representing
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Christs nativity.
Now the name is
given to a variety
Of popular met
ricai com o-
sitions from the
simple record Of
the birth of our
Lord to rude was
sail songs and
rhymes Of holiday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
NJ CONKEY VS..
PIE. G.FR|DAY

The McConkeys Of the East End will
20 to Elm Grove Decoration DaY for a
doubls header with the Patterson and
Film" Grove nine. One game Will IL"
played in the morning and one will also
Be played in the afternoon:
Earlier in the season the local nine dc-
faated the Elm Grove team by an over
whclming score. However. Manager
Reuther is holding special meeting ms
week to get his team rc-orEnnizcd. +.
smith. one Of the best infielders in this
section, has received his honorable dis
charge from the service and will be seen
in a. uniform Decoration Day at his old
position.
After their victory of last Sunday the
McConkeys are confident of defeating
the 7. & L. G. nine Burkhart will b."
seen on the mound for the locals. with
Wagenheimer or Weithe doing tn" re-
eeivins. For the Elm Grove team I'M
Captain Reuther backing him up.
Sunday afternoon the McConkeys Will
go to Weirton for a anne with the team
Of that place. and on Sunday will jour
ney to Yorkville for game there.
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game against Ohio Wesleyan Saturday
it is naturally Lcmlcy's turn Decoration
day and unless Shelton changes mis-
III nd the younGSt"r Will occupy inc
mound when play hall is called.
The fact that both Wilbur Henry ana
Elmer Carroll. football and basketball
stars were playing with the Red ard
Black baseball aggregation was news TO
local authorities. Carrolrs all round
prowess was known but that Henry
shaved baseball was indeed news. Coach
Nuss Of tho w & J. team. however.
AYERS that Henry is on" Of his pest
hitters and will likely bat in the clean
IN position here Friday and SaturdaF'
Henry and Carroll arc both All-Am"rl-
can football players IN l?li, VII" ''s'
season that tho Red and BLACK support
.ri n representative" eleven. h",n' '"'
ba,, rIaycd on tho Two strong basket
ball teams mat have visited Morgan
,own the two mas, winters. Last March
in the closing gam" Of inc season nv
Carroll was directly responsible" for tho
defeat or tho Mounialn"crs on INV
floor. He tossed in lively" OUT OF i"u,
tccr, foul chances and MAD" NV" e""'H
from field. his last basket putting III"
Rcd and BLACK on" point I" inv SE""u
in The Extra period. Henry mas MS"
rivcn some Of the greatest "Nh,o'' ,"''
Of guarding over soon hero NJ nHSN''
nan and those who Witnessed ina, gray
rr,dirnn contest ut fairm"nl IN inc '"''
IF 1917 known from personal ""9''
,iop the calibrc Of tn" football inns P"''
plays =, rr,d
carroll 8 captain nf tn" w j. GU
;r,,. foam for This GALL and viii u" S'
hcrc o, ThanksgirinS day Wh'n n"
lands his Rod and Black team against
the Moupntain""rS. .,,,rh
Tr. ". 4 T. team will dry" 'hrousn
from Washington t. MorIan'"Wh WV
,rbur.day and II ~ posS hi" mat 'h'H
,'nI ,.,rI, ruI ON he University h"Ic
Thursday afternoon
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FOUR FURIOUS
ROUNDS FOR
CHALLENGER

TOLEDO. Ohio. May 2I.-Blistering
rays Of She sun beat down fercely on
Jack Dcmps"y's training camp today and
caused his handlers To again send him
through his PAGES during the cool hours
OF tho morning.
Trainer DcForost sent Dempsey
through his first vigorous workout. The
challenger boxed six rounds. four fur
ious sessions with Bill Tate and two
with Terry Keller. a light heavyweight.
After the boxing Dempsey shadow
boxed for fifteen minutes.
Jack Kcarns. manager OF Dempsey,
plans To gradually switch his proteRs's
hours OF working so that nc will be-
come hardened to tho heat OF midday.
Kearns realizes that when Dempsey and
willard get into the ring July A. the
day may he burning hot. He said that
DEMPSEY should do all OF his boxing
under tho same conditions likely to pre-
vail Independence day.
The army. navy and civilian board or
boxing control. numbering among its
members several governors. army and
naval officers and representative ciu-
zrns. today answered the protest OF the
Federated churches OF Ohio against the
match. The letter was addressed to Ed
ward Il. Wright secretary OF the organ
i2atinn at Cleveland.
The government made boxing an in
,cgral part Of tho training OF soldiers
Tor war which resulted in great re-
vivnl Of the sport" the letter reads in
mart For every single person opposed
To- boxing in Ohio and In all parts OF
America We are convinced that there
arc q thousand devoted followers Of the
snor, TO whom the proposed match will
no , source Of innocent and pleaSurabic
ENTERTAINMENT and We cannot sec any
reason why it should he denied them
env moro than W" could Sc" the justice
Of interfering with any Of the religious
entertainments which you frequently
organize in conjunction WIN your
church,"
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ASHLAND Nine wins
FROM MOUNDSV|LLE

The Ashland 4. G. defeated the BattIc
Ace 4. (,'s Of Moundsville Sunday altrr-
noon al BcnwUod BY the score OF -:
Til" makes the third straight victory
for the Ashland team.
The feature Of tho game was the three
basr hit by ]. Greathousc in the f1rst
inning. F'ilben pitched for Benwood anu
aIiowed hut five hits while Ashland got
twelve from Howard. pitching Tor
N0undsville: .. g..
Score by innings: ~
Moun5sville ool e2o 001--l4 S 3
Ashland ,4iO l0l- 20x--9 s12
Batteries: Faben and Finnegan; How
ard and. Moore
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CARLOAD OF CANOES

Never IN the history OF Wheeling has
there been such a demand for canoes
as there is at present. and tn" third
carload Of Old Town canoes for this
spring arrived in the city yesterday h"-
ing received by the local dealers. n. g.
sporting goods dealer. Pra"-
tically all Of the canoes in IN" lot re-
ccived yesterday have been sold already
and another order will be rushed TO tho
within a few days.
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WEST VIRGINIA VS.,
Wash & JEFF FRIDAY
Carrou and Henry all Round stars at
". b J, Will Play With Red
and Black.

.MORGANTOWN. May @7.-~tSp"ciaO
The batteries for the b'gg"sr gam" Of
the season to be staged her" on p,""r-
alton day between West N.r@ ma ana
Washington x jefferson VIII likely L."
Carroll and Irwin for W. j.. L'm'"E
and Martin for West Virginia. THIS
beca me known here to-day when ia" line
up OF the Red and Iln,k for TIA" week
end contests was received and Showed
that Carroll. the famous football star,
was slated to hurl for the visitors and
that coach shelton intended not to vary
the regular order In which l.emley and
Letterneer', haIr-. bscn wuEktbg OF late
Inasmuch as Latterner pitched the last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
PAUL 0, REYMANNS
PLAY TWO GAMES

The Paul o. Reymann baseball team OF
thc East End. have received ne" u'iI-
forms and will make their second ap--
pearancc in them Decoration Day.
thc team goes to Steubenril!e for two
Games with ,the representative team OF
that city. Steubenville has turned OUT
strong semi-pro team and is worthy
onnonent for any first class team in TINS
section. However. the locals are practic-
ing hard and expect to return to TINS
CITY with at least one victory to their
credit.
The packing team Is now in charge OF
Poindexter. a former Pittsburgh semi,
pro star. and also Captain EDWARDS, anu
with the aid OF these two men inc team
shou,d show marked Improvement.
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Two base HIT. Collins Harper,
Charity. Felsch.
Stolen bases-E. Collins Jackson
Sacrifice hit-Weaver.
Sacrifice fly-F1esch.
Left on bases-Washington 4; chi
cago s,
First base on errors-Washington 2.
Base on balls-OT Cicotte l; on Harp
er 4: Johnson >.
Hits-OR Haper 4 in innings: John-
son in inning.
Struck out-By Harper l; Cicotte l.
Losing pitchcr-Johnson.
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FLORENCE A, C.'S OF
BELLAlRE WANT GAMES

The FLORENCE A. C''s. Of Bellaire. would
,ikc 10 arrange games for Decoration
Day MAY 30, and for Sunday afternoon.
June /, with any first class teams in this
city and vicinity, to be played on the
Beilairc teams grounds. Stop IS. South
Bellairc.
To arrange for games with this team
call Tll9-R-2 Shadyside. between a. m.
and S .. M. and ask for Irwin.
Charles Lisk. former first baseman OF
the Bauers, is requested TO call the man
agcr of the Florence team at the above
number.
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Did Not Reach AgIDe
In J.Y. Tho1npso1@

PITTSBURGH. Nay f1-Ths c.
ence hero today between pee1ge
buyers and trustees Of Tie J. " L..
SON estate did not result In ~
ment on . sale price for the $1,000
worth Of property to b dispoeee
The meeting adjourned when Y -
evident that additional papers Gown
the sale would have to be drAvAs&
Another conference will be held toles
row and It il believed the naatts1
Inc finally settled before night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
s7 E===5===7 IN The WORLD OF SPORTS 1870 Or
CRAVATH'S DRIVE
G|vESPH|LL|ES
CAME WITH REDS

PHILADELPHIA. May 27-Cra-
vaths drive over the right field wall IN
the eighth inning with two mon on
bases. gave Philadelphia the second
game OF the series with Cincinnati To-
day 4 10 !. Both teams played rast ana
sharp ball but the pitchers were too
effective Ia offer any chances out OF the
ordinary0 Score:
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RECRUIT WINS
FOR CLEVELAND
FROM BOSTON

CLEVELAND. May 27.-Startling his
first game for Cleveland. Tom Phillips.
New Orleans recruit. assisted in MAX
ing II three straight from Boston. 10
4. to-day. with three singles. Boston
had thirteen men LEFT OF. bases. Ruths
triple was the longest hit ever made on
the local field TO center field. Boston
plays en- exhibition game at York, Pa.
tomorrow. Score: r. H. E.
Roston .OOO0OO20 2-4 10 0
Cleveland .2O030 x-6 IL 0
Jones. James and Walters; Phillips
and O'Neill
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RACERS HERE FOR
MOTORCYCLE RACES
Much Interest Being Taken In Msst TO
be Held At the state Fair
Grounds,

Keen interest is being manifested in
the big motorcycle races that are TO be
held at the State Fair Grounds on FRI
day Of this week, when some Of the dare
devil riders Of the country will conf
pete in the numerous events that are
TO be staged. The riders are coming
from all parts of the country and many
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
-rn ny LEONARD.

DETROIT, May 27.-Leonard' pitch
ing his frst game of the season allow
cd Philadelphia only Ave scattered mus
and Detroit won the final game OF the
series today to l. After the second
inning the visitors got only two men
a. far as second base.
Philadelphia .olo 900 oOo-l ; l
ontroit 900 oil 0lH-3 :
johnson. Geary and Perkins; Leonard
and Ainsmith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
CODE EXPoUMDED.

Special u The IntNIllHrhctr.
CLARKSRI'RG. W. Va. May y -
Tho now state school code was ca
poundcd and discussed at conference
hold here today by II. 4. Blessing W
~, s,Ata TAX commissioners office at
Charleston. End Prof. l.. J. Hanifan. OF
the state department Of schools at
Charleston. with the boards or cduct-
tion and other school Officials OF Harri-
son county.
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LOST
SECOND CAME
Of THE SERIES

CHICAGO. May 27.-Walter Johnson
4cst his second game Of the series TO-DAY
when Chicago playing an uphill game
came from behind and defeated wash
inEton 4 10 in the fnal contest. II
gave the locals a clean sweep Of the
series and was the sixth consecutive
game which Washington had lost by one
run. Score:
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WON BY THE CUES.
batted

BOSTON, May 27.-Chicago oattea
hard today and defeated Boston to q
Mann was put out Of the game IN the
eighth by Umpire Byron for Directing to
a called third strike. The Boston CLUB
announced the sales OF outfielder Al
Wickland to St. Paul and Outfielder Joe
Kelley to Toledo both Of the, American
y r H E
Cb;cap 900 40 ooo-5 Is 0
Boston. 900 600 0oo- =
Hendrix and Daily: Fillingim- Oe1na-
rec, Heating and Tragesser.
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Home run-Cravath.
Two base hits-Cravath. Cady.
Stolen bascs--Meuscl. Baird.
Sacrifice hits-kopf. Baird WOOD
ward.
Double Play-Kepf. Rath and Daub-
ert.
Left on bases-Cincinnati s; Phila-
delphia S.
Base on balls-off Luaue 6; off Wood
ward I.
Struck out-By Luaue l; by Wood
ward ..
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WON By THE BROWNS.

ST. LOUIS. May 27.-Batting oppor-
timely and making the most OF New
York's misplays. 81. Louis won It's 'n''o
straight game from the Yankees TO-DAY
70 3. The victory puts the LOCALS III
third place.
Score ~, -
Sau York .oeO 600 OIo-3 3
a. 1.ouis 1se 900 00x-5 l
Shawkey, Thormahlen and Ruel;
Sothoron and Mayer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

New York. 10; Pittsburgh. g..
Chicago. 5; Boston. 9.
81. Louis, 4; Brooklyn. !
Phila-, 4; Cincinnati
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Standing Of Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YautarflaH,a GameR.

Chicago, 4: Washington 8;
ST LOUIS, 5; New York. j
Detroit, 8: Philadelphia L
Cleveland. 6; Boston,
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L|NSLY CADETS TO
MEET MOUNDSVILLE
HERE SATURDAY
Cathedral TO Go to West Liberty sS1ul-
day Tor Return Game Win the
Norznalites.

Saturday nj Bridge Park the Linsly
Cadets will lineup against the represent
tativc team Of Moundsville High. Altnough
Moundsville has been defeated by came
tdral and Philadelphia the Mound CIty
hoys are confident Of defeating inc "a
diets. as they are practicing hard 70 re-
deem themselves Schnerleln VIII pr"
ably pitch for the Linsly institute. VIII
=, e. NOT known as to who will do the
mound for the visitors.
Saturday the Cathedral nine VIII 20
70 West Liberty for a return game win
the Normalites. and a hard contest Is eH-
pected as this team is one Of the hardest
TO beat on their own grounds.
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nrnuu 10 11cNeoEA.

RICHMOND, Va. Nay 31JVea
Albert (chiefo Bender. 9oe11
pitcher Of the richmond virginia
team. He viii play right odd e. Dlle
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NOT CANDIDATE

II am not . candidate to succoe0 ~
,clf and will not let my name 80 bA8e!4
shc new council for rc-appointmeass,s
said City Health Commissions ~; =
Williams, yesterday. after being ;tal1
that some OF his friends had sugges
that DR.. Williams should get IN 4
race. DR.. williams said that - 49,
a. a city manager was appointeo ~,
would hand in his resignation. 81
(Additional Sport On YaSs SWsgS+3
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wAnam xrocxED OUT.

BROOKLYN. May 27.-St. LOUIS
knocked Mamaux out Of the box in the
first inning of Its game with Brookklyn
here today and won by to l. Three
hits and an error. a sacrifice and a
steal accounted for the three rups OFT
Mamaux Marquard blanked the VISIT
ors in the next six innings and was
taken out for pinch hitter. cheney
who recently recovered from long Ill.
ness. pitched the last two innings ana
yielded an earned run in the nlnth: Doak
be,d Rrooklyn TO four hits. Wheats
triple and Myers out saved them from
a shu, out. Brooklyn today released
Pitcher Mnjjus to Toledo. The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
MAN FOUND INJURED AT
TRACKS At JAMESBUR0

JAMESBURG, Dec. 10.-Much mys-
terry surrounds the finding of a man
alongside of the railroad tracks at
Helmetta last night shortly after Z
o'clock. For q time the man, who
proved to be H. Levine of Federal
roads, near Cranbury, was unable to
give any account as to how he came
TO be found bleeding alongside the
tracks. DIR. j.. c. Shinn of this place
was called and Mr.. Levine given at
tention and he was taken to his home
by Harry Hoffman of Helmetta who
found the a From a statement
issued by the railroad company yes
terday is was the supposition that
Mr.. Levine was asleep in the car and
when it arrived at Helmetta, took It
for granted hat the train had arrived
at Cranbury station, where he wanted
to get off and IN the drowsy Condt-
ton either fell or jumped from the
moving train. He was found lying
across the second tracks in a semi
conscious condition and several cuts
about the head and face, slight ones,
were the extent of the injuries. The
man would have been killed had a
train been coming in the opposite di-
~rection as he fell PROSTATE across the
rail on the second tracks.