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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
CARLISLE TEAM
In LIGHT PRACTICE
HOT WEATHER OF PAST WEEK HAS
FORCED COACHES TO GO
SLOW WITH PLAYERS.
Captain Busch VIII BE on the side
lines for Some Time, Due
TO Injuries.

The extremely hot weather together
with the dusty and baked condition of
the Indian school gridiron. has cur-ail-
ed foot ball activities at the Indian
school during the week and practice has
been made as light as possible for the
work necessitating falling on the ground
and rough work was dispensed with un-
I'll cooler weather arrives. Punting
and catching punts. together with sig
nal practice and two or three serim-
IMAGES between the scrub teams consti-
tuted the bulk OF the weeks work
II is important that the indians de-
date than usual. because OF the APP
preaching hard games against Pitts
burgh. Cornell and Pennsylvania. and
therefore considerable time Is being de-
voted to working up few strong plays
Tor these important games. Notwith-
standing the fact that the work has been
several injuries 70 Varsity men which
have temporarily weakened the team
Captain Busch has a painfully sprained
WriA which Will keep him on the side
lines for a week or more. and waIlette.
Blackbird and MatlOck. who were being
developed for the backfield. have been
unable 10 even run through signals
The return Of Pratt last years right
end. has frightened prospects consider
ably, and Martel a scrub tackle. Is also
late arrival. The quarterback position
Is giving the coaches the hardest prob
lem. and many men are being tried in
this position with a view OF determining
II. Broker and walictte are being given
the most attention. but II WaIiette Is
used at quarterback. IL will be necessary
70 develop a left end TO fill his old
place, and n this cannot be done 70 the
satisfaction OF the coaches. II may cause
them TO select Broker for the quarter
back position.
Line material seems to be more pIenti-
ful at the Indian school this year than
backfield. although there are some fairly
good looking candidates for backs who
may develop into Varsity calibre later
on. but a. yet they are green and can
not be made available for some time
I The centre position left vacant By the
graduation OF Carlow Is being held
down alternately BY Morrin and Win
neshek and as yet there has been no de-
cisiou as TO which OF these men will
| De given regular berth. Both men are
showing up well and putting up a hard
ugnt FOR the position.
The Indians are in no condition vet To
show their real form. because men are
being changed from place 70 place daily
: IN an endcavor 20 determine the most
effective combination. and this being the
case. II has been impossible 10 perfect
b any team work but IL Is expected thar
the coming week will see the team In a
more settled condition and able 10 get
together on the formations which have
Decn evolved for them.
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cor Hra vERDToT

TRENTON s. j.. sent Is t,-. -
me United states district court Fere -
cay rendered verdict On ffalf4 L.
,er- Nlldrcd frlce n New York aFainat
NNn IlarknHnnnn railroad THa a.~r-ll.,s i
p inc largest awarded BY a jury In a
rliiroad case bore ln many years Miee
company tracks 40 Nrfrnnr 81 49,
gae STRUCK hv frelFht train cauain 4
lnlur ITO her leg Co such an erfsrf
daily ''N'f
~ verdict Of $4,000 was given last
Megnce day o. Mrs Josephine n. nures.
inlurieH CROWNS out o fine same ae,.l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
GAMES WHICH WILL INTEREST LOCAL
FANS AND HE SCORES OF tAST YEAR.

seo Is the schedule OF
ioot
'ne sport page OF Toe Intelgencer
R ~hng n $ Zsl VS. New MaItinsvne
Henaire H. vs. Moundsvine H. s. a
bridgeport a. s II. s Camb
amherst Bowdoia. Amherst
Brown Norwich Providence
Va. a Carksb
Cornell Cd u. Ithaca
Solgate Ohio a amito
Dartmouth ti3) vs.. ggies"( 3D. a Hanover
Dickinson at cariis
fordham a Washin
Geneva u0l Thie at Greenv lille
hampSd t0) ". NJ l. a Lexing
Harvard uf n
indiana ttS) VS. De Pauw Bloomington
King Va Poly Tech. a
Lafayette Delaware castor
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Miami Otterbein. a
Muskingum Antioch.
rem state VS. Westminster. College
frfnceton C4) at
syracuse (fl Hobart a
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u OF Gin tf6) Georgetown al Cfncinn
u OF ~ C. Richmond. Va
u or Penn (53) Gettysburg
~ OF Va (53) RandolphMa a ChaIo
w q j. $3.50 Mt a
Wash Lee Marshall
Western Reserve Hiram
Yale GOD vs. u OF Maine (O).
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AUTO AND oAH ooLIrDE.

city Railway comrany car struck
an Automobile driven By Charles Smat-
tteiEi az the alley below Thirty-efghfn
street early last evoniE. throwing the
car some 40 feet onto the railroad For
tuuately no orm was hurt The auto
mobile was considerably damaged The
automobile had turned out of the ailay
into Thirty eighth street fhen the col
Nsion occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

PARIS. Sept %. 1871 D m.-The
official commission issued At m
o'clock tonight regarding the pro.
gross of the battle On northern France
says that thi9 morning French troops
in the rcriOn Of Noyon we're COMPEL.
I'd 20 give ground before superior
forces but having been reinforced
again assumed the offensive. the on.
Placement being one Of particular VIC.
lcncc
The text Of tho statement follows.
~ on our ioff wing in the region
20 The northwest of Novon our af.
vanccd troops having come In contact
with superior forces Of the enemy
wore compelled 10 give little
ground loing reinforced. however.
~ fresh troops. these troops have
Nlforouaiy resumed the offensive
Ihc firurrlc or this region has taken
on \ chnrncfer ~ extreme violence
To the ceutcr there o. nothing
new o. rrnurt
ON orr rirht wing the enemy has
begun Co Eivc way before the attacks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
SPEAKERS EMPHASIZE IT'S MERIT
AT MASS MEETING LAST NIGHT
City Manager Waite and Mr.. Rike
Greeted BY large AudIenee o.

Claims OF the successful operation
of the city manager form Of govern
ment as recently adopted by Dayton.
I o.. were presented to the citizens OF
Wheeling and suburbs, at well at
tended mass meeting held last night
IN the Market Auditorium. by City
Manager Henry NJ. Waite. This
method Of governing municipalities
was explained in considerable detan.
and the results OF its working in Day
ton since January 1. we're reviewed.
Backing up the statements by Man
ager Waite and supplemenung chem
| in the glowing account OF the accom-
/ plishments Of the city administration
under the new form of govern
ment. r. II. Rike. president OF the
Greater Dayton association, and one
Of the city's leading business men.
also addressed the meeting. Both
/ speakers characterized the city-man-
ager form OF government as the most
practical one for cities. claimed that
| II eliminates politics. fixes RESPONSE
bility. increases efficiency, and works
/ 10 the welfare Of the entire commun-
ity
Last nights meeting was held at
J the instance OF the Greater Wheeling
Charter committee. n was largely
attended. and the audience was a
most representative one Many city
D
present: practically every line OF
business was represented. and there
was a scattering 81 ladies. The su-
| burban towns we're well represented.
Much credit for the success OF the
meeting IL due to the untirinR efforts
Of John Wallace. secretary 81 the Mu-
nicipal League, also secretary 81 the
Greater Wheeling Charter COMMITTEES.
Manager Waite Speaks.
The meeting was presided over by
W. Is. Irvine. president Of the Board
Of Trade. In calling the meeting 20
order he said Wheeling claims 10 be-
an enterprising city. and az such o. al
ways glad 10 hear practical talks from
practical men on n practical subject
lie declared the subject Of city gov
eminent b. the most important claim
ing tho attention Of the people Of
Wheeling today
, Hon. Henry VI Waite. city manager
% Dayton. was introduced a. the prin-
clpal spcakcr. Tn beginning he de-
ciarod that the great American mis-
take is the method Of governing mu-
nicipalltioa lie condemned the old
| federal form. and then outlined the
| city manager form a commission is
elected BY the voters. he explained
| This commission selects directors and
Z is responsible 70 the commission
while the directors are responsible 20
him IN Dayton. he said directors
have been appointed in the following
departments. law. finance service.
safety and welfare. Hc then explained
the work Of each department Each
director is trained and experienced in
the specific function which be carries
ont" said Manager Waite You can
not select such men By ballot. and
/ that a. the reason the plain commits
sion form fails.' he said
Some Accomplishments.
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WESLEYAN SQUAD
GETS ON GROUND
FIRST DIVISION ARRIVED IN
CLA8KSBUBd YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON
Carlisle Indians Have Been ON the
Ground Since Priday-BiR
Game To-day.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIligencer.
CLARkSBURG. W. Va. Sept 20
The FIRST division OF the Wesleyan foot
ball squad arrived here this afternoon
IN readiness for to-morrows struggle
with the Carlisle Indians. Twenty men
IN addition to Coaches Mount Pleasant
and Carlow are in the squad and great
confidence In their ability 70 make a
nne showing against the Redskins Is
apparent. The Wesleyan team prac-
ticed on Union Park field to-day and
MORGAN was shifted 70 guard In place
OF Bobbitt This Is rather unexpcct-
90 change IN the lineup. but was not
totally unlocked for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
BETHANY TEAM
Football squad of Brooke County Col.
lege Team II Putting ON
Finishing Touches.

The football squad az Bethany cotIea,
have asFe -ubled and are now hard IA
practice. Much valuable material is be-.
irE utu into shape by Prof Roberts. fha
new coach. Several Of the veteran play.
err OF last year have appeared on the
ueid ana All feel enthusiastic over tha
prospects for the coming season tn.
eleven opens the season az Marietta
saturday. October g.
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WAR
VETERAN DIES
AGED 1LAcKsl1ITH, or rRIADEL-
FAAA SUCCU1GBS TO LIN
oERrNo DISEASE
Aad Geaohod Period OF EfQhtx-fivs
hears-Had Been Making Home
with Daughter.

Isaac Thomas. who had weathered the
strife OF eighty-five years. and DURING
that time spent part OF Win the service
OF MS country In the Civil war. passed
away at the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
Otha Bowman. Of TriadeIphia. Death
came yesterday morning at 2 o'clock
The major portion OF the deceascd's ufe
was spent plying the blacksmith trade.
he was known the county over as
Uncle Ike"
Funeral services over the remains viii
D. held sunday al the Kndelberror
morHuc on sixteenth street. after which
lutertnent viii be IN Peninsula cemetery
iteN. ~. 4. Reid. OF the Triadoipfia AZ +
church. VIII have charge 81 The Service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
WHEELING WINS
FROM FAIRMONT
INTERESTING GOLF ToURNAnENT
AT coUETzY CLUB
YESTERDAY.
Local Players Had No Difficulty IN DE-
feat1ng viaitorB by Score OF
211a TO 51k.

The team representing the wheeling
Country Club had little difficulty in de-
teating the fairmont Country Clubs
representation In the first fnter-city
golf match 81 the year. between the two
clubs, on the links at the Wheeling
country Club yesterday afternoon. The
maj score was 2iA 10 5 y. The only
Falrmont players 20 score on their on
ponents were Walter ID. Schockley and
Allison s. Fleming
Ihe Fairnont players arrived in this
CITY lhursday evening. and returned last
night They were entertained AZ the
country club and "a delightful luncheon
was rendered them yesterday az noon.
flay In the match began az 9 o'clock.
The course WIS IN excellent condition
ana those who - pected 10 see fast play
were not disappointed
The scores follow.
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losses.
Russians Take Towns.
In Galicia the Russians have an
lnexed a few more towns and are per
ifecting their plan for an attack on
/ Przemysl, an advance against Gener-
! al Dankl. and eventually the fortress
! Of Cracow.
While the Servians and Montene-
grins are closing in on the Bosnian
city of Sarayevo. the Austrians have
retaliated By resuming the lombard
ment of Belgrade which. during the
early weeks OF the war, was under
constant fire from the Austrian guns
across the river. They have also at
tempted TO cross the Danube, but, &C
cording to Servian reports. have
failed.
The French and British navies have
ANNEXED the island Of LISA, in the
Adriatic The object OF this capture,
according to Italian reports. was TO
induce the Austrian fleet to come out
and accept battle.
The Australian navy also has been
busy again and has added another
German possession IN the south Pa
cific to its list Of captures. This time
4 IL is Observation-Disclosures the Ger
man portion of New Guiena. one Of
in that part OF the world. II is eX-
pected that Admiral Patsy will take
the rest OF the German Pacific islands.
Filling the Gaps.
To fll up the gaps in the ranks OF
the officers. caused by the casualties
In France. the war Office Is promoting
Ia large number OF non-commissioned
officers 20 the commissioned ranka
The first list Of these appeared to-
might
German airships and aeropIanes
have again been flying along the Bel
gian and French coast and have
dropped bombs az Ostcnd and Bou-
lOgne. without doing a great amount
Of damage. They have not yet ven
turcd across the channel but are fully
expected 20 do 80 when conditions are
faborable
While these craft drop bombs. the
object of their flights doubtless Is 10
find out what the allies are doing on
the coast Tho Germans expect some
move In that direction as. according
10 reports from Belgian and Dutch
sources. they are strengthening their
positions through the occupied terri
tory
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PLAY BELLAIRE
houndsvtllc HRh School Team win
Open Foot Ran Season To-day NV
Playing the Ohio Side Lads

Arrangements have been COMPLETED for
the opening Of the foot hell season nv
the Moundsville High school eleven
when IL viii journey 70 Rcliaire This
aitc~noon. where n will meet the stronsg
hlgh team OF that city. Captain Ellis
OF the NJ. II. s. eleven is confident 81
victory and has every man in excellent
shape The team has been holding nrac-
uce each evening for the nast two ySeclSs
and have been doing good work.
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TO HAVE TEAM
Cathedral High school Ahlstio As.ocfs-
ton Decided 20 OrNauiae
Football Game

The Cathedral HRh school viii In AT
p.euahiutf Do represented this season
WIN FOOTBALL team an m result OF n
mectlnE ~ the athletic association
which was held Thursday. Up TO the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

Funeral services we're held YESTERDAY
I.nfulnE over the remains o. the fafs
Art May tarrlty. Requiem hfrh rnars
vas celebrated ~ 81 Joseph'a cafhearsf
ana intcrmcnt was in Att Calvary Gene
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What will. no doubt, prove 70 be one
of the best games of the season seen an
this vicinity will be that this afternoon
between the Hodshons Of this city and
the Patterson and Elm Grove team
These rivals will play a double header
on the Elm Grove grounds. the rrst
game being called at 1880 o'clock. Much
interest Is manifested in the contests
by baseball fans locally. Because o.
! the records OF the teams n large crowd
IL expected to be present.
on the Elm Grove team there Will
be changes in the lineu pin the two
games At shortstop. Frank Smith will
likely play the first game Because OF
his inability TO play the two games.
Frank Vessel. former Wheeling ttcn-
trail ieague) player will hold down the
position in the second contest Red
Prysock OF Bridgeport. who saw service
In the Pittsfield team Of the Eastcra
association. Will be on second. Gene
Madden. who played with the Calves
ton team In the Texas league. Will be
on third. and Fritz Weidel sensational
pitcher for the Wilmington team Of tile
Tri-State league. will be on the mound.
Weidel has the distinction OF pitching
through a 20 inning game for the Wiz
mington team I'm July this year. com
ing out with the honors even. He has
been playing in the field for the +. &
r. @. team since his return home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

LONDON. Sept %. 1885 r. m--The
Central News Agency has received tha
f1llowing dispatch from Rome "a
meraaro from Nerlin says that the gem
rletc OFFICIAL iHt q prisoners. has found
% necessary o. admit that the totals
ALREADY announced were erroneous. Tho
wnuNa hands On nov reduced from ESQ.,
900 to 10000. ~ whom 20 900 are Rus
slams
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present time the school has beer taking
very little interest In football but IS
likely that schedule viii be arranged
and several games played before the
season comes TO a close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

when 7 wants To be- nIuu,h ..dt.
hed IN muh mind DAT q sisia has done
Deem converted and not dcsa merely
pollyioNin. 90 be poplar" confeesed
sage Old Parson Bagster. II takes her
husband 20 one side and tells him fo
iet a vet dog into dc parlor de f1sf
time it rains. From JudQe-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
Rolff Funeral

Impressive funeral services will b.
nelo TINS AFTERNOON az SteuhenvfIfe over
me remains ~ the late Mrs. Ada al
Wolff wife u the late ~ r. WoIff Who
dled early Thursday morning Rev
tHenp hutunEhnm. n ST. Luko'a y D.
church. viii have charge Of the seryice-
ana intermcnt viii b. On the steubcnyiilo
cemetery. ft.'N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

To-day. at Ciarksburg. the biggest
foot ball game ever played in West
Virginia will be played when the Car
isle Indians come down to oppose
Wesleyan. The young man featured
above is Morrison. Wesleyan's star
end. who. together with Greasy
Neale. was given credit for most of
Wesleyan's victories last year. This
year IL is reported Wesleyan has an
other Greasy" in the person of a
youngster from Clarksburg. and Nor
rison has been throwing the ball 80
and so yards even more accurately
than last year. Morrison will undoubt.
edly be a big factor in Wesleyan's
game with the Red Men. as he is a de
mon on the defense and is one of the
speediest men on the team, having
finished second in the 1OOyard dash
at the State meet last year
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quoted hythcse gentlemen you are pat-
lnE han az much taxes az the city or
NAirgn bot your rurualtiou On only
third az large fnId Mr. VAIL
and the subject was droured
Mr.. nike spears.
p. IT. .ltike. president of the Greater
Day ton nHaociafluu. followed Monaco
Waite In herinuir h. declared fs.-r
me Dayton charter la the most worF-
anlc and practical document ever drnff-
60 Tor city. The idea. he said. De- DO
have municipal roVernment with -ro.
crate ulnietratirc and ierIrfaffvs
fuuCtiuua. while The IDEAL o. conuunifV
eftrc "Our ideal la not the weIfara
rf special interests or the welfare 81
certain ward. but the welfare al
entire community
after ok month"; experience Hr raff
fnf people u Dayton were rnnvfrart
thaf thc city manager plan fa the Ea.f
yet ncfiacd and they would not fhfrF
n EoinE back tu 30 oid form Sd.
Nikc spoke af lcnrth on the merits of
the chnrftr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
GRIDIRON WARRIORS WILL
OPEN SEASON HERE TODAY
wxzELxra AND NEW MARTINS
VILE HIGH SCHOOL
TEAMS CLASH.

oams WIN Ne Called at O'Clock on the
Island bail Pnrk-Much In
terest Manifested.
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HODSHONS AND P. & E. G. TEAMS
PLAY SECOND DOUBLE HEADER TO-DAY
eRlDlRoN NOTES.

The X X. foot ball eleven of
Moundsville. considered one of the
fastest teams in this section of the
state for its weight. will open the
season this afternoon at the Fifth
street ball park at Moundsville. with
me strong North End Athletic Club of
Mar runs Ferry. The X. X. team has
not been beaten within the mast three
years, and the same fifteen members
belong to the team that started the
organization.
Inc L. A. C., OF Bellaire. will play
this afternoon at the Twentv-siSrth
street grounds. Bellaire. A good game
Is expected. as both teams are evenly
matched.
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Let Us Make
Your BaImacaan

You'll like the style of our new Bamacaan
It's different from those you have seen
before--made- to- measure and guaranteed
to fit at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

The variety and beauty of the new fall materials in
hundreds of designs gives you an opportunity to select
material for your suit overcoat best suited to your
personality And every yard of cloth that goes into
United Wooden Clothes is made from pure virgn-wool
Be ready for the cool weather. Order your suit or
overcoat now.
1t is more satisfactory to come to our store and be
meaSuted by one of our expert cutters but if you find
it impossible to come in person send your measure
mens Mail orders given prompt and careful aten
ton
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Nancy and Toul "
a, IN the southwestern region Of Woevfe
Ne enemy Is retiring towards Rupt -.
ton continues. IT.
On the heights OF the Meus the Ger
man man FORCES nave succeeded in penetrat-
iHE nearly as Tar as 81. Mihiel ION tbo
rleht bank Of the Meuse. 20 miles soufh.
Southwest OF Yerdun) but have nj
Deen able TO cross the river"
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SENSATIONAL PLAYING Is EXPECT.
ED ON ELM GROVE
GROUNDS.
10th Teams VIII BE on Grounds EarlI
with Stronger Linsup Than Usual
-Large Crowd Expected
LINEUP.
H0AaAA.a

ellis. 90; Seitz. cg; Bero ID: Corners.
n. Roam. IS; Kaufman. 3b; Welch. C;
Frazier RI; Costello. p; Hamilton. p;
p. q y. q.
Larue. lg; Miller. RI; @. Madden, 3b;
Irysock. 2bi +. Smith. -: =. Vessel. S.
Weidel y; Biggs. p; Rentsch. p. Reuthcr.
C kreiger, III; r. Smith, CT; l. Madden.
Il. Smith, utility
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AboNe Is personnel OF The two clevens
that will open the scholastic foot ball
season In this city this Afternoon on
the Island grounds. at ; o'clock. New
Marttnsville comes here with a team
from last year almost intact and Is re-
ported TO have a combination that will
give the locals run for the honors on
the other hand Wheeling High has lost
only a Few men who were last season
kept busy 20 hold their positions from
shoes.
The New Martinsville squad will ar
rive in the city this morning and will
put up at the Y. NJ G. A They will be
taken through the city in automobiles
before the time for going to the grounds.
The two teams will make the trip to the
Fair grounds in a wagon.
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Amer explaining that tho new form
mas been In operation only n cOmpar
ativclv short time. the speaker 70
counted several things which have
been accomplished since January J.
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SEVERE BLOWS
Continued from FIRST PAgs.)

borders OF Suwalki, whereat they
say the Germans suffered heavy
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Marsh Watkins. w. V. u. Referee.
L Snodgrass; Morris-Harvey. Umpire
Allen Schwalb Linesman.