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The Washington herald., 1922-03-28
Floor Officials FAVOR
Three-POint Field Goal

Recommendations were made at a
meeting of the Approved Board of
District basketball Oficials last
night that a field goal should count
three points and that dribbling
should be abolished. These recom-
mendations will be made by c. e.
Beckett. chairman of the local as
ISOLATION, at the meeting of the
rules committee OF the Central
Board in New York April n.
The three-point field goal is rec
commended with the idea of lower
ing the value OF the free toss.
which would result in deciding a
game more on the merits of the
teams. The. adjustment of drib-
bling. 1t is claimed, would tenc
toward speeding up the passing
game.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28
Norwich Makes Fast Time.

JAMAICA, March 27.-Morvicn,
son of Runnymede- Hymir. favorite
for the Kentucky derby and the
most sensational bit of horsehesh
since Man o. War, ran a good half
mile he-e today in 0:51s q. And the
100 pounds of boy up on the animal
did his best to hold him in.
Finished the distance without
drawing a long breath ard danced
about looking for more" said
Trainer Eurlew after the test.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28
Keliher Beats Guy.

Frank Keliher defeated James
Guy, 100 to SIS. in the pocket bill
lizard tournament at the Grand Cen
trail Par!ors last night. Neliher had
runs of 81, - and IL. while Guys
best efforts were Il, II and 10. To-
night, at 7:3O. George Weisman
will meet Joe kennedy
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28
Calling EN- Right
In D. 6. Sportdom
BY KEEN GAUGER.

1t is TO he hoped that the Dis
trict Baseball Association will
choose with care the persons to
work with Mai. Young. No stage
In the Affairs OF any organiEa-
tion must needs he handled with
more nicely thnn during a re-
organization period, such ms the
District Baseball Association is
mt present undergoing.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28

THE Washington Swimming Club
is preparing to make a big
splash this summer.
More than so members of the club
gathered at the Munsey Building to
talk over the prospects for the year.
A site, for a swimming camp has
been leased at Driftwood.
At present the club holds the
South Atlantic outdoor champion
ships for the so. 100 and 200-yard
swims and every effort will be made
to retain these honors for another
season.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28
THE HIGH SCHOOL SERIES.

THE HIGH SCHOOL SERIES.
THE annual high school baseball
L series will soon be starting.
The athletic officials have decreed
that all games be staged in the
Is in the form of a single round
robin; that is, each one of the five
teams meets each of the others
once. The team with the greatest
number OF wins in four games cops
the gonfalon.
Far be it from us to kick. but
is this a fair test of which school
has the best team? OF course. some
one may rise to remark that to in
crease the number OF games will
make the series too long drawn
out. But is this true?
According to the published sched-
ule, all of the games will be played
on Tuesday and Friday afternoons,
Is there any law demanding that
these days and these days only be
used for interscholastic games?
Why cannot three afternoons. or
four afternoons, or for that matter
even five afternoons during the
week be used?
A great number will undoubtedly
say that the better team needs but
a single game to demonstrate its
superiority over the weaker nine.
All other things being equal, we
grant. this. barring flukes, of course.
But from where we sit, 1t does not
seem that all other things are equal
in the case of the coming series.
The Central Stadium. a wonder
full stadium. has a short, oh! a very
short right field. Hits over the
right field barrier go for two bases.
A little deep thought tells us that
the team with considerable prac-
tice on, such a field must be able
in short while to drop them
over the fence with regularity. A
bit unfair to the others, don't you
Think?
And what chance has a good
right felder to show his worth on
such a field? None at all. From
the defensive angle he is almost
useless.
A suggestionI The Washington
American League Park Is hut
few blocks from the Central
Stadium. Its location ms regards
accessibility from all sections is
eyery whit as good ms that of the
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28
Printers in Session.

The Government Printing once
baseball club, members of the Cow
ernmental League, will meet today
in Harding Hall. at 4:30 pa m.
Practice win De held on the White
lot tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28

while Schaefer had a fiat average
of so in ten innings.
The scores:
Schafer: =. S. o. 252, 40. 145. II.
2. !. $500.
Hoppe: .. Il. SIS, ia, .. 26O. ?.
.. l-I66.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28
Cherrydales Win.

The Cherrydale A. A. unlimited
nine won a decisive victory over the
Brookmont a. e. by a 7-to-3 count.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28

The Bannockburn Club is to be
congratulated on securing the serv-
ices Of William Comedian to take
complete charge OF its course this
year.
Comedian constructed a part OF
the present Columbia course, ana
was also engaged as consultant in
the construction Of the Washington
Golf and Country Club links.
In addition TO taking charge OF
the course, Comedian will also
build seven new holes. according to
plans which were made by Donald
Ross several years ago. Fifteen OF
the permanent eighteen holes
planned are expected to be COM
pIeted by September. Clyde Brow.
of Detroit. will act as construction
foreman.
Dick Reattic, professional at the
Cabin John Club. has returned from
the Pacific Coast, where he spent
the winter
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28
M'GRAWITES CHASE
FABER TO SHOWERS

FORT WORTH, Tex. March a.
The world champion Giants easily
defeated the White Sox in the sew
enth game of their exhibition series
here this afternoon, winning IL to 3.
The Giants bombarded Red Faber
for six scores in the first inning,
or more than enough to win. Thomp
son was substituted. but the Giants
continued their hitting offensive and
piled up five more scores. three in
the fourth and two in the sixth.
The White Sox were successful in
touching up the Giant hurlers for
eleven hits, but not in consecutive
order, They scored in the third and
the last inning.
The series now stands four to
two for the White Sox, with one
tie
The score:
Giants ........ 500 302 Oox-1l 20 o
Sox .....,....... DOL 900 0O2- 9 IL 2
Batteries: Giants-Toney, Jonnard;
Snyder and CASTOR. White SOFIA
Der. Thompson; Schalk and Yaryan.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28
VEGENERAL REHEARSAL-COLUMB PLANS BIG GOLF EVENT
PURSE OF s1,54O SUBSCRIBED
FOR PROFESSIONAL TOURNEY
Event Scheduled for Next Week Should At.
tract Many of Greatest Pros in Country.

The purse will be divided as fol.
lows: $500 to the winner; $500 for
second place; $3.50. third: 5000
fourth; 500, fifth: SIS, sixth; ss65
seventh; $50. eighth.
Incidentally, Freddy Mcleod
playing on his own particular
course, will have a golden oppor.
tunity TO show the local fans that
he is not slipping. and incidentally
TO gather in a neat sum OF pocket
money.
Mr.. Chasmar sail last night that
the Columbia course is ir excellent
shape. far better. in fact. than Il
was for the national open last sum
mer The work of dressing ths
greens will he completed today. al
lowing a full week for nature to
get in its work OF making them
right" for the big event.
The course to be used will bc
Identical with that over which tho
national open was played.
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WE TRUST ANY HONEST MAN
OR WOMAN 10 take orders for
100 absolute necessities, and remit
our share to US. A special propo.
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$4,000 weekly everywhere. This is
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today for particulars. A. Rasmus.
sen, Dept. 10, Hers Island, Pitts.
bursh, Pa. 5765A
WE TRUST ANY honest man or
woman to take orders for 100
absolute necessities, and remit
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tatives clearing from $500 to
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Write today for particulars. A.
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HIS. HOBELL MAY
FACE NEW CHARGE
From Circuit Court
Verdict Made After Con-
viction Yesterday.

WHITE CLOUD. Mich, Oct. u.
MRS. Medl EIodcll. convicted
Yesterday Of the murder Of nor
iather In law David Hodell. was
4 et1rned to the Big Rapids Jail To-.
lay TO await the outcome Of an ap--
zeal from the Circuit Court ver-
5let. y bill az eXcent ous Is eS.
% sd to be II ed within few
Mrs. Hoddell may he called up
m TO face a second charge Of muir.
Ger pending against her as the re-
Sylt Of the death Of ha' husband
nie Hoden. Her mother. Mrs.
70 Dudgeon and her brotherl.
ye and Herman, also are await.
khg trial for alleged completely in
the husbands death. The state
t1Rrges Mrs. Hodell and her
myiher beat young Hodell 70
death with a rolling pin and tina.
the Dudgeon brothers attempted
to- hide the alleged Grim by hang
ing the body in n barn. to leave
the appearance OF suicid.
Mrs. Dudgeun Is STATED to como
~ trial November Is.
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and Mrs. j. H. Harris in Hlga
Lawns. The evening was spent
with games and music as diver
sions and at G o'clock efresn-
ments were served.
Guests Entertained
The Rev. B. f. Williams uf
Warrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Z.
Bowman Of Gypsy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Rowe and children OF
Wyatt and E, Bowman Of Gypsy
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Otha Bowman at their new ilomc
In High Lawns last Sunday.
Music Recital
The music pupils OF Mrs. Arltce
DlBlllngsley Lowe will give re-
cital at the N. L. Church Souta
Sunday evening at 1880 O'Clock
The affairs are given annually,
Mrs. Lowe has u large class o.
pupils In Riyesville and the sur
rounding country and many re.
hearsalS have been held prepare
tory 10 this event. No admittanec
zee VIII De charged.
Personals
Hood Straight has been Ill at his
home on Jasper street for the past
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Amos and
son Denzel of Edgemont were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Amoa
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Capper OF
leicester. Ohio. who have been
visiting friends near here, have
gone to visit friends In Morgan
town before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bailey an3
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. HarlIs and
family were chestnut hunting neac
Baxter the latter part of the week.
Samuel Grlce has gone to d.
kota for few days. visit with his
son, Frank Grlcc. Later he will SO
to Unlontown, Pa, for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Manser swiger Of Bellview
was here to attend the home tai
ent play and OBLIGATED as pianist
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Snider has returned
to her home at Arnettsville after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Title
Snodgrass.
Mrs. Edna walmuth of Riples,
w. Va, is here for an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. Clyde
Y
Mrs. ] N. Gasklns of the Eas.
Side in Fairmont and Mrs. Lydia
Roberts were guests OF their sis
ter. Mrs. D. c., Google, Wednes-
day.
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This Date in History
OCTOBER 81.


People born on this date como
under the sign of Libra.Scorpio.
the governing planet Ia Venus,
the goddess Of love and the birth
stone is an opal or diamond. The
astral colors are blue. crimson
and black.
The women Of this date arc
usually efficient In everything
they undertake, they are excel
lent and often unique cooks and
housekeepers. The union OF free
air and tho restless sea makes an
unconventional being which Is a
delight 10 everyone they meet.
Sometimes the natural hesIta.
tion and Libra fear makes this
native hesitate before a crisis or
surgical operation, but when the
time comes for the deed to be
done, the best Of Libra united
with the most forceful Of Scorpio
and success generally crown the
effort.
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NEW PENN STADIUM
WILL BE DEDICATED

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II. = The
University OF Ponnsylvania's new
football stadium will be dedicated
tomorrow when Pennsylvania meets
the United States Naval Academy.
a feature OF the exercises will be
the singing of the spectators be.
tween the halves. The University
Band has been increased to 100
pieces for the occasion, and It will
be supported by a trained male
chorus Of $50 voices. These will
lead the 5000 students and specta-
tors In singing THE Star Spangled
Banner" The stadium will scat
$1,000 persons.
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OF COUNTY
REPORTED AS GOOD

DR.. L. N. Yost, county health of
ficer. reviews health conditions
In the county for a period Of
three months in a report made
public last evening. The report
covers the work of his office foe
July, August and September and
shows the number OF contagious
and infectious diseases reported
by the doctors Of the county dur
Ing that time.
Doctor Yost's report on con-
tagious and infectious diseases IL
as follows:
Chicken-poX. one case: diphth-
eria. twenty-four cases; influenza,
three cases; measles, three cases:
scarlet fsver. thirty-fIve caseS;
small pox. twelve cases: tuber-
culosls three cases: typhoid fever,
thirty two cases; whoopIng cough.
ten cases.
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ORDER OF PuaLIcArIoN
Oct. 6-13-2O-27.

State OF West Virginia:
At the October, 1929 Rules heid
In tho Clerks office Of the Circuit
Court In aud for the County Of
Marion and State aforesaid, Oct
ober 2, 1922, the following order
was entered, Ida L. CUNNINGHAM;
vs. Delbert l.. Cunningham.
Summons
The State OF West virginia:
To the Sheriff OF Marion
County, Greeting:
You arc hereby commanded Ia
summon Delbert L. CuhKinEhahf
to appear before the Circuit todft
Of Marion County at rulo3 10 b.
held in the Clerks Office OF said
Court on the first Monday IN Sep
tember. 1922, I answer Q bill h
Chancery exhibited against him Ia
said Court b yIda L. Cunningham.
writ.
Witness l.. A. Gather, Clerk Of
said Court. at Court House In said
County, tho 9th day of September
1929, and Goth year, Of the state
L. A. GATHER, Clerk
The return OF Service endorsed
by the Sheriff on the back Of the
foregoing summons Il In words
and figures following:
1.-THE within named Delbert L..
Cunningham is not found IN my
balliwick September 5. 1875.
W. s.. FURBEE, deputy
for J. D. Charlton, Sheriff Ma
rion County. West Virginia.
Object Of Suit
The object Of the above styled
cause Is TO obtain a divorce q ytn-
culo from the bonds OF matrimony
now existing between the parties
above named.
Az affidavit having 8heen made
and filed that the said Deibert /.
Cunningham the defendant IN The
above styled suit Is a non resident
Of the State Of West Virginia Il
Is ordered that the said DaIbert
l.. Cunningham olappear with
In one month from the first pub
LEGATION OF this order, in fhe
Clerks Office OF our said Circuit
Court, at rules to be holden tliefe.
for. and do what IS necessary 10
protect his interests.
. It is ordered that a COPY Of this
order DO published and posted o.
required by law.
Given under my hand thJs 5th
day Of October. 1922.
l.. A, GATHER, CLERK
U. A. KNAPP
Counsel for plaintiff.
This order Is published Tor the
first time October 6. 1929, ard to
be published once each week for
four successive weeks.
=. a. GATHER, clerk.
,0ct ~. 90. %.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

che West Virgfntan VIII not be
responsible for more than one In.
correct insertion Of any advertise
ment ordered for more than ono
Tins
An cancellation orders on con.
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writing addressed u the
Want.Ad Department ThiR Is for
your protection.
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Al YOUR SERVICE

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RIVEsVILLE
Home Talent Play

The home talent play glyer
tuesday and Wednesday evening
OF this week entItled1 1.-THE DIa-
con Entangled." proved success.
! There was a good attendance both
evenings and the proceeds
amounted to about $50, Arrange
\ ments for taking the cast to Fair
mont where tho play will be re-
peated are being discussed and the
"TRIP will probably be made at au
Yearly date.
Surprise Party
A surprise party was given 1T
kthe home OF Mr.. and Mrs. P. ~.
Barthlow on Jasper street We'd
EnesAay evening in honor Of tta
I Bit hday OF Mrs. Barthlow. A large
FnuAber of relatives and friends
4were present and Mrs. Barthlow
twas the recipient OF many beauti-
tul gifts. Refreshments we're serT-
Those present were: Mr.. add
Mrs. II. ". Montague and son
Carvel. Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Brown
Mrs. W. NJ. Satterfield, Mrs. OILY?
beavers, Muriel beavers. Leslir
beavers Mrs. w. s. Thorn and
,s1andscn, Edward Doll, Mr.. and
* n. Clyde Pierce, Mr.. and MrE.
tJSB. Kendall. Mr., and Mrs. W. p.
West, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Brumage
Mary Ellen Fifer, Turner Brum-
age. Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Barthn-
low. Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Bartho-
low.
High School Party
Z Members OF the local hig&.
school are arranging for a party
TO BIO given at the school building
|. tomorrow evening. Each student
} is privileged to bring friend and
the members of the high school
alumni have also been included In
BE Invitations. Several teachers
% the grades are also observing
the Halloween season by giving
parties for the pupils OF their
grades at the school building
Invitations Out
Invitations are out for HALO
we'en party and barn dance to We
given Monday evening by Miss
Florence Keyser, Miss Stella Nor
gan and Miss Mary Radcliffe. who
reside at Morgan Mtpes. 4 num-
Der OF local people have received
Invitations for this event.
K Parsonage Party
~ Plans for the second annual
Halloween party for the member.
South parsonage have been COM
! pleted. The Rev. and Mrs. G.. +.
Thomas have invited not only all
the members OF the Epworlh Lea
que, but practically MI the youn;;
people in the community, The ar
afr will be a masquerade party
and the games, decorations and
refreshments will DO In keeping
with the seasons holiday.
Daughter Born
= Mr., and Mrs. Wayne Freeman
llwelcomed a new member into
Sheir family yesterday morning.
The new arrival is a daughter.
Work Suspended
Work on the new knights o.
Pythias Hall has again been sus-
pended due to the failure OF build
Ing materials to arrive on time.
The workmen have been handicap
ed by the poor freight service an /
at the rate the work Is now pro-
crossing It will be many month";
before the hail will be ready for
use.
Party For Glass
Miss Lois Phillips will have a
Halloween party for the memoirs
Of the Evergreen Glass Of the N
q. Sunday School tomorrow even
ing. The affair will likely be held
in the basketball room OF the
school building, Several friends Of
Y The pupils have also been included
Yin the invitations. {.
Glass Party
Miss Emma Johnson entertain.
|. ed the members OF her class In ill.,,
, United Brethren Sunday School
Friday evening at the home Of Mr..
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OBJECT OF SUIT

OBJECT OF SUIT
\ The Object OF the above style3i
SUIT is TO construe the meaning AZ
the last will Of Jonethan B. DAVIS
deceased; and 10 decree sale OF
all the real estate OF which lie
died seized, which real estate NJ
situated In tho Town Of Farming.
ton. Marion County, West VIZ.
ginta. and 10 distribute the pftl.
ceedS thereof to the persons en-.
titled thereto. ~
AN affidavit having been made
and filed that diligence has been
used on behalf OF the plaintiff d,
ascertain In what county the do.
tendants named below reside.
without effect ,to-wit:-Cot Davis
Schuyler Davis Jennie AshcfafE
Buena Davis, Fountain Davis
Harry Matthews, Glen w. Dayls!
Virgil n. Davis, Frod S. Dayis,
Minnie Davis, Mrs. q. A Price.
Il. L. Ensminger, ]. F. Ensmingey
Mrs. H. L Sherman, N. A. Ems
singer. G. F. Ensmtnger, julia
Wagner, j. N. Ensmlnger, clarlsS
Starkey. Clarinda Davis, Raymef
Davis, and affidavit further st;ts
Ing that process against each 81
them has been thrice delivered Is
the Sheriff of Marion Counts
more than ten days before the
.eturn day and has returned with
out being executed, It Is ordered
that the said above named de
PENDANTS do appear within one
month from the first publication
OF this order, In the Clerks office
OF our said Circuit Court a.
Rules to be holden therefor, AMI
do what is necessary to protect
their interests. 'Af
It is ordered that a copy OF this
order be published and posted ass
required by law.
Given under my hand this 9TH
day OF October, 1899.
L. A. GATHER, Clerk.
HARRY SHAW,
Counsel for Plaintiff
This order Is published Tor the
first time October 6, 1922 and to
be published once each week for
four successive weeks.
l.. a. GATHER, Clerk
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Wanted to Buy

wANTED-small farm near Bar
rackyille on good road. No Iess
than five room house. Phone
se:R-12 Fairview. 1854
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ORDER oR rupLIcArIoN

State OF West Virginia:
At the October 1922 Rules hel,j
IN the Clerks office OF the Circuit
Court in and for the County 81
Marion and State Aforesaid, oete.
per End, 1922. the following OF.
der was entered: NJ. E. Toothinanj
Adm &c VS.. Davis ct al. Cham;
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Lost And Found

STRING OF PEARLS between
Crawtord's Meat Market and B.
& o. Station, Finder call 1871.
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Special Notices
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given. that an
application for a certificate Of
withdrawal from the State O..
West Virginia shall! be made by
the National Steel Construction
Co., Of Bellwood, Pa.
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Hauling and Transfer
Help Wanted

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