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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
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SUTHERLAND
is OPTIMISTIC
WEST vlReINiA's CONGRESSMAN
NI-lARSE PREDICTS RE-
PUBLICAN SUCCESS.
says Party Was Never In Better
shape IN Past Ten YearsAShouId
Carry the State.

According to CONGRESSMAN at-larpe
howard Sutherland. OF Flkins. who
mas been spending the past two DAYS
IN this section in the interests of his
candidacy for reelection. Indications
ior a Republican victory in this state
nave never been more favorable in
Ine past ten years. than at present.
Inc party Is in a splendid condition
throughout the state, he said, and he
confidently expects TO see the Repub-
ncans elect six congressman frSm
West Virginia.
1 have been Into every Congress.
sional district in the state and have
.ound conditions very encouraging -
MT sutherland said yesterday. 81
have been away from Washington onlv
about a week and have not vet CO..
cred the district thoroughly, but from
the reports reaching me from all ss...
tons | am led TO believe that she
hepuolcans viii sweep the state
Il have heard there Is a little dis
sension In few spots. but taking the
state as whole. | think the party is
In better shape than IL has been since
the Dawson-Teter fight. I find form.
er friends of Theodore Roosevelt re-
turning to the Republican party. since
they realize that supporting a third
party means the continuance of the
Democratic party. They realize fully
that IL Is a bread-and-butter PROPOSE.
ton and will therefore vote the Re
publican ticket
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WEsLnTAH m PRAcTTcE.

spcci1l uispatch to the intelIFencsr
Hl CINNAMON. IS. Va oct Is
fnruuNn hard HrrirnmaTr to-day "a
preparation Tor enc hard aarnr with
tFurF rfuNu saturday. The HrrimmnHe
lasted tll lf waH Too daFk o. play
IonErr. Hnu fNFu fnn men were cent
AROUND co. fir.1 fnr thrrf laps az r.
GOOD rnlf Tire HnnIfF scored four
tIurn uu fnn HrruNa U afnuuakrr
earn Jos fnr ball across ffe une fuirf.
one ct fhF.a ufinE - UInN through
firhf Eunrf fnr e. N1rfH Iarnhr
PLAYED Freaf game af fullhafk. rrf-
fIna n nail Uuf 0I fnH nIr fnnf uan nin.s
IiT uarr riuua. De- rrfflnn una 81 thr
scores Nne other fnurHluru uaH male
nu a forward ulHH. HfauHDurr fu Mnr.
n IrfHfH HrfH ln 600 IIur.Hn fnannF. fnnr
NHIuE rIHrn rrHf Hn fHnI fHrH can e..
cover from lnIufIHn ri nurn e. pos
sihIr LrHiF rrI fHDEHfr nfrr in fhair
pieces. ar1 h.fh nIi arrHf unra me
aHra Hf Namllcs. altman arI o. Hmlfh.
aIHna With NIuurHH. zee nnnI .H ff.
asr.HI ON foadaf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
FLYING SQUADRON
AT VALLEY GROVE
LARGE CROWD GATHERED II
ScHooLHoUsE TO HEAR
SPEAKERS.
Young Republicans OF Ohio County De-
lvered Interesting Campaign
Addresses.

a warm reception was rendered MEM
bers OF the flying squadron" Of Re
publieans last eVcning at the Valley
GroNe schOolhOuse. Voters OF that dis
trict gathered early in the evening TO
hear the truths propounded by men
who have given the questions Of the day
much consideration. The meeting Was
one OF the most enthusiastic ever held
In the out thc Pike village
Included In the party. VINO delivered
speeches. were Attorney Harry King
Jr.. and Attorney Fred Brinkman Zach
OF them delivered eloquent talks nnd
were well received by the audience.
The issues were very clearly defined
BY IA speakers. and records of the can
didates compared.
They spoke especially OF the work In
the county. and OF the candidates who
aspire for one or the other OF the Vari-
Gus offices TO be filled as the result OF
the election 10 be held Tuesday Par
ttcularly did they call attention TO the
candidacy OF Charles Ephitn. candidate
for county commissioner. This particu-
lar Office h one on which the voters
OF the country districts are especially
Interested In. because Of the one great
question 90 the farmer good roads
that he may travel over in getting his
product 60 the markets
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NATIONAL NOT
SEEKING PEACE
PRECEDENT rEnER MAKES STATE.
hEHT CONCERNING FEDERAL
LEAGUE
Owners Are Perfectly Satisfied with
Conditions, Even Though FEDERAL
Continues.

NEW YORK. oct. 2s.-President John
X rener OF the National league. who
arrived here last night from PennsyI-
vania. said the older major organiza-
uon was not seeking peace with the
lance OF the recent Federal gathering
The National league Is perfectly sat
lsiled win existing conditions" Gov
ernor Iener said, and Is not at all
anxious TO treat with the Federal league
either peacefully OF otherwise.
Il understand that some OF the own
ers IN the National league have talked
with Federal league owners as 10 what
mignt take place should organized base
ball recognize the Federal league. but
am sure that these discussions have
been only from n business standpoint
that each may understand Just what
could be expected OF the other. II did
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GEORGETOWN TRIMS
UP FOR WESLEYAN
WARRINGTON TEAM LOOKS PoR.
WARD TO VERY HARD GRILL
THI8 YEAR.
west virgnians Are Considered DAN
EerOus-Indian Against Indian
VIII ne the Game.

WASHINGTON. u. G. Oct. 2S-Re-
ginning Tuesday. the "Hilltoppors" OF
georgetown began long scrimmn ge
drills ~ preparation for the West Nir-
Einia Wesleyan clash here on Saturday.
Win the possible exception OF Captain
Murray. Nahum. Weisser. Gormley and
Mard The varsity team will all be in
practice, those named being given a few
days rest after their strenuous efforts
iu Pittsburgh.
~ viii b. Indian tactics against In
dian tactics saturday. a. the Buckhan-
non tribe o. being coached by former
PLAYERS 81 the great Indian school. Car
Isle. Frank Mount Pleasant and Gar
low These two men were % the finest
thet Glen Warner ever turned out. and
tuaeh ENeudlnr, 90 the GeorgetOwn
eleven. holds a similar distinction
The West Virginia boys came here
last year and snatchcd a victory away
from the Georgetown team. and this
season. according % ali reports they
are even more Confideut % carrying
orr top hunorE. Georgetown Will go
into the same prepared % stop any
sort 81 freak formation that may be
not hold their rivals cheap. a. they
40 lat year. which proved their IN
doing
A larFe squad from nuckhannon will
accompany The team here and head
uNartfrH Viii b. made az the New Ebhiff
house. the same place they stopped last
season. n b. needles o. say that ali
the FORMER West hirriuians Will b. out
Del force ana hope Co. see fhe Weat Nir-
rinia eleven admlnister the same nun
ishmeut that they gave the arrogant
lllllfgUurrH' last season
The EuUknnunuu team Be- fNuarfrH 20
arrive ln town friday night
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PITT. MEETS
DICKINSON NEXT
sro rIozr on rTrrssunaz onIp-
IRON II FEATURE ToE
SATURDAY.
P1tt Players Are werkins hard To xold
rhslr Posttons-Prspar1ng Also
Tor w. =. Dame.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIIiEencer
fiIIsBU kpH. Pa. oct. 2s.--with a
hard game with Georgetown UNIVERSITY
sa,, .n. s as ana a comparatively easy
iege THIS saturday. the University OF
Pittsburgh football coaches are Eavin,s
res, An ~. BOYS much needed
NOTHING more strenuous than signal
urn and the result H. that they are
piss ~i he ON nHs de shaP FOR az az the SriE
game with the possible exception Of
thaiky Williamson. the star quarter
corneii and navy game p'a BUN hin, ~ 'p M
line Tor All American team honors.
Williamson received bad bump in the
The team physie.ans entertain a siisf,
,ohe th.t no viii be able TO get In
ssalnst W. a }. IL not. he win be 81
senoe OF a star Of this magnitude wonii
pS. .. nns fltt varsity IN sadly weakened
sonditlon; but this year the material is
20 plentiful that Coach DuG will not be
seriously handicapped with Williamson
out No chances VIII be taken with
m,ansntly injuring the star quarter
~ playing him too early. He has two
more years at Pitt.
Jimmie De Hart Pete He'll last years
general. and Fred Ward give Pitt three
good quarterbacks TO direct the plave,
Bob Peck A. n fixture at center to start
INC Eames and viii likely face Cruik-
shank, the crack w. a j. captain and
tain smith. Reese and Soppitt are the
possibilities OF tackle with chances in
favor OF the FIRST two mentioned The
end candidates are plentiful Carlson,
last years Beuefonte academy captaSs.
and lierronn, have been holding thlNe
positions down. but both will have 20
. mors hard 70 Keep Matson and Harring-
ton from displacing them.
The make up OF the varsity backneld
TOT W. J has not been decided on.
DUN has Miller. Hastings. DE Hart.
Morrow, Hell; Hanley. Collins. Ward
and possibly Williamson for these posi-
lions. Miller. Hastings. De Hart and
Collins have the edge In the light for
regular berths thus far. although Ham
ley may dispiace Collins.
The largest crowd that ever attended
= game IN Pittsburgh il expected for
the W. A. J. game. Last year, wi.h
miserable weather. 10000 attended. Tais
YEAR the figure will undoubtedl ybe rats
ed TO 5000. out OF town mall orders
Tor tickets win be hlled by X. r.. Davis,
graduate manager. feI Park building,
llttrburgh. Pa Startingn with the
Dickinson game. the kickoff will be al
30 The W. A J. and state games will
start az this hour.
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WASHINGTON
VOTERS MEET
FINE RALLY HELD IN vicllAsr
HOSE HOUSE LAST NIGHT.
Col. Alex. Campbell and Col Ben Ro-
seneioom Discuss Issues OF Cam
palan Before Big Crowd.

Republican voters of Washington
district held a well attended rally In
the Vigflant hose house, on North
Main street. last evening. and listened
to the issues OF the campaign dis
cussed by Col. Ben L. Rosenbloom.
Col. Alex. Campbell.
Inc meeting was called TO order by
county Committeeman VIM. Trout
vein. who introduced Edward Rogers.
member OF the board OF education
from Washington district. as chair
rotary.
Attorney Rosenbloom was the first
speaker. He referred TO a recent Wis
II over the First Senatorial district.
on which he found business depres-
sion everywhere. with most OF the
mills and factories closed. and those
wnich were operating were running
only on part time. He praised the
Republican party for its grand
achievements and the principles for
which IL stands.
Clerk OF the County Court John
Howard Wells and Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court John l.. Kingdom, both
candidates for reelection. made brief
addresses They congratulated the
Republicans of Washington district
upon the interest manifested and the
large attendance at last nights meet
ing.
The principal address of the even
Ing was delivered by Col Campbell.
who spoke on the subject why / Am
Republican" He compared the
times under Democratic administra-
tons with those under Republican ad-
ministrations. He assailed the Demo
cratic attitude regarding the tariff.
declaring that Il works TO the de-
struction of the prosperity of this ma
ton. He said the European war came
as a Godsend TO the Democratic par
~, because IL didn't have a leg left on
which to stand. or an excuse left to
offer for its miserable failings.
Col. Campbell pointed out the i'm
portance OF electink Republican
Congress. so far as is possible. az the
coming election. and advised his hear
ers TO vote the Republican ticket from
top TO bottom.
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FINAL SCRIMMAGE
Whsslsng High Pootbaii Players Com.
plsts Training for Maristta Game
TO Ne Played FRIDAY.

The last scrimmage Tor the local hiEh
school football squad before the game
with Marietta IA that city FRIDAY. vas
held yesterday morning The atmos-
phere being crisp. the youngsters got
into the work IN q suappy fashion and
their EFFORTS were Co the subtraction %
Coach Guy Holden.
The lineup Of the locals wili he prar-
ucslly the same a. that which faced
Huntington here last Saturday. FreiEh-
ton d. the only injured man uu the
squad, thu hig boy sustaining badly
sprained ankle Last Saturday which may
Keep him cut ~ harness Tor several
days
The cuwiuE encounter FRIDAY o. LOOK
- upon ~ che hardest game 90 be- uiaY
% away from home this season. ~ IT,
understood that the uhiuana VIII out
weigh Wheeling ~ least fftsen pounds
20 the man. However. Marietta has the
reputation Of being only moderate in
speed. tn which department the locals
are expected 90 suruass them
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MANY POLITICIANS HERE
Attaches OF State Governments Return
ing Home 70 Vote.

With the near approach % the elect
ion. many politicians and attaches Of
tho State government are returning 20
cast their ballot. Among thos. already
iu the city are g. g. Deacon" Under
wood and Homer Gray. deputy tax com
mlasoucrs. stationed iu Charleston.
Frank o. Miller. Of Eiin Grove now SUI
rcrlntcndeut OF tho State AsS ium farm
10 Weston. and Assistant Eauk Exam
liner. Edward Diehl.
In addition. many prominent uuiitic-
iaus are in the city. Including FORMER
United states Senator Nathan c. scott.
nov n Washington. -. g.. GunEreHsm..1-
at-lurEe Howard sutherland. 90 Elkfna
State Fire Marshal John 81 Hotau. Of
Charleston Senator George T.. White. Of
Weston. Republican candidate Tor Gone
rrcss. ,. a. rfifrhnrd. o. Tnirmnut.
chairman 90 the Congressional commit
tee. col Joe Mcf.aln ~ Norrantovn.
and others
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Blood Sufferers
Want to knOW
The Light is Turned on to q
Subject Of Darkness.

The mere fses thst So e.. ths fsnsas
blood purihsr. drives out dlssasr b. e
Norida Eorr. topic % canrfraaffan cher
ever mn g. tozaiher
Tnsg wonfsr Why. simply be-aiss marf
remedies are mysulcd and PIT before trrm
~ discoveries" The facts are that We
Dsy Goo much attsution 10 posribrItIes ard
rot enough o. real, homespun accomplish
msna = p a - remedy n our faihara
NJ has r history that o. written drrrfr In
msn'a minds because ~ has dcne sac uars.
fnvsn out dep aeafef disease revived
hope, pot Do %. D.. On appsaranas anI
camDed doUn light nuy Effort ~ rerms
% So the nUper hand Anf sore fnof on
TIE akin ia en- immediate dHmanl f.f
q a. n since fbe art prinrp.a % Hit
famous remedy o. fo STRIKE ont Or nfar.a
o. trouble. his D. phyaioioTIraf o..
and = = q r. true % tha uortinrs n
or bofy.
Gef . bottle q SIS today 81 an
hrurxist sud bsxn biood hsaifh o. viii
naaer eng blood a. aas anf d. lt In e
vaT % emphsaifs ifs fnfurncs And ~
you would IKE defufs 1drics write rs.
avfft Specific Co.. ~ svfff niIg. Atarfa
&C. Thsir msdicsi experiment. r. vter.
maaf people hrrt ssst advics that 9an
then On ne ffrairht rost
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BANKER SHOT
toOutinusd IRON Firss PaEsJ

Mr. Sinclair eaid Wen. you go on
down stairs and III settle with him. %
Matthews reluctantly went down and
about ave minutes later he heard
three shots Knowing something
wasrvrOng be hurried upstairs again
and There he and y l.. Hyer. OF the
Pure OH Co office force. found SIR
Sinclair wounded and Gilmore living
dead on the floor
Mr. Hyer said when he entered Mr..
Sinclair wanted TO minimize his wound
and be very nervlly kept uD TN he
bad himself iclephoncd 10 his daugh-
ter NJ Franklin. Pa Word was also
sent 20 the Mayors Office. 10 the
rhy icians and others officer Nc
carry who came hrst laid Mr. Sin
clair on the floor and found where
tho bullet had struck him.
a few minutes later Mr Sinclair
was taken 10 the hospital
Cause Of Tragedy.
Ihe matter over which Gilmore
preyed until he became morose. &C..
centric and murderous in his feeling
tlgward VT sinclair dates back over
thirty years 10 the DAYS Of the late
W q. Garrett. then president Of the
Union Deposit bank. and an uncle of
Mr. Sinclair.
gilmorespent = areat deal o. time
with VT. Garrett a. sort OF com.
lAulou. lie read 90 Mr.. Garrett and
I'D odd chores for him day and night
and during the latters illness
For an this he was we'll paid ~ the
time. but from time TO time he imaE.
ined In his degeneracy that he Ouehi
20 have larger remuneration
Has Even Chance.
~ y. m. The physicians reported
that sinclair was making n game fghi
Tor life with hia chances 90 per cent
90 win out
He has two bullets In his intcsfihes
End they perforated thrm seven times
llis nerve and excellent physique give
him q chance 20 win where ofTssrs
would auccumb This morning 10 vas
laid he had a fighting chance and his
condition at ? p. m. is encouraging
To might ne IL resting better than ex
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says:L

You ought TO elect" one OF the
fall topcoats. either Glamorgan,
Balmacaan or Fall Overcoat, each
and all of which are candidates for
your favorable consideration.
He will guarantee. too. that they
will fulfill their duties faithfully.
Their platform is built Of three
planks, good style, good service
and goo6 value.
These overcoats are the peoples
ehoice-they're popular. not be-
cause they're commonplace, but
rather because they are not.
The styles are numerous and
varied. but the values are unvary-
ingly high.
And they cost no more than the
ordinary kinds.
Weather for to-day: Unsettled
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IGNORED BY NEELY
ousstsen OF const,tusnts as 20 His
Pestiten en- Certain Legislation
Eeceives NO Reply.

Recently CONGRESSMAN Nealy ranked
out circular letter to practically ali
his constituents In the first Congress
sional district. asking their views re-
gard1ng certain legislation. and urging
them TO feel free 10 submit TO him amy
suggestions they might have as to what
they regard as needed legislation.
some OF the persons VINO received His
letter pctitioned him for laws TO stop
the system of privately armed guards
py private corporations. and also ask
ing Tor laws Tor free speech. press and
assembly In all municipal corporations
Neely wss asked for a specific answer
IN MS speech delivered in New Mar.tns-
NiIe tuesday night, To whether or
not ne would introduce such "A bill in
congress and would support a. but he
utterly ignored the matter
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HIGH RUN Sc
rauuada gapansss nuiard EHpsrt. ms
~ Defeated Cliua IN Contaat
Last Whit.

SRA MON "a. Drf rf.fn the on
fnfnr - fhr fff billiard contest Hrrr
iln IaHInu 30 nra NnnIIna uHI. fnr
hiEh aferHse of ~ f.t.. while Cunf.s
aFer1HH va
hamada made enrg uufk 10 BIZ OBJ
lNnNnt winning fNr NunnTH Iu nI de-
far fmnnfa In fnH seventh inning VA
mazda had n high run IN ~ anI biz rrrt
negi rul Waa vi fllnra beet vac ff
Tor cline
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CANDIDATE WHITE HERE.
Republican Cor-resricnai Aspirant On
Lat Ple-Election WRIT.

state Senator George T. White Re-
publican candidate FOR Congress, arrived
In this city yesterday afternoon on what
viii be his last visit TO this section Of
the First district before the election
He expects 10 srend today and a part OF
tomorrow In this city. but will spend
county.
Senator White lust night expressed
himself the being well sntisfled with the
progress OF his candidacy. tie has rs-
ceived most favorable reports from ev-
cry county in the district lie predicts
a sWeepink Republican victory.
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Indiana infantry. transferred TO First
Mary land cavalry. died at the Soldiers
nome layton. o, Friday. October a.
the country He was carpenter By
trade; and was charter member OF
the Belleytlle. Washington county Ma
sonic order. The following relative
survive: Mrs. DIR. Tombaugh. Waukc-
gan. III; Mrs. j. II. Kirk Wheeling.
W. Va Mrs. l. {. Fredricks. Center
Vile. Washington county Pa Mrs.
hebecca Kitchener Washington. ID e
SISTERS: n. j. Toppin, Pittsburgh, ia :
ana MISS Gertrude Toppin. Washing
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PLAY FRANKLIN
MARTINS Ferry xigh school Team WIN
Lkely Play Iranknn College
Team SATURDAY.

" arrangements can b. completed. the
football fans % Martins Perry viii have
an opportunity % So che fast FRANKLIN
college team o. Athens ln action snfur-
DAY afternoon. Nhcn thry meet fhe Mar-
tins Ferry high school team since The
game scheduled with flrldrrrurf has
been called or lines were AZ once sent
out for another good team ard Be- D. 81
pectcd that the college lads wflI accept
" the same IL arranged BE- viii nu doubt
draw iarEer crowd than that which
and Martins Ferry teams Last SATURDAY,
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DAVIS AND zoDaEs roHIoHr.
Democrats Hhave PLANNED BiR Rally A,
Auditorium.

Arrangements have been completed
Tor the Democratic rally tonight az the
market auditorium. with DIR. Thomas r.
Hodges. candidate for congressman-at.
large, and Solicitor General job NV
Davis. former Congressman fro rnths
First district. a. the speakers
the rally viii be preceded by street
demonstration and the Young Mems
Democratic club vii lact a. escort Tor
the speakers. Tonights addresses - nj
be tie FIRST delivered In this city by Dr
Hodges since he accepted the Democrat Il
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BRIDGEPORT GAME
Over -. nivsr Hirh aehoaf r..-s vvt1t
Clash WIN ubsuFiils Ml9h
Saturday

saturday Hnrfnnrn % IfIa a..s u.r
HrIIr0u.ff NIHH r"HH.I f.UfHn.I frHrI
VIII gI fI HfrunUr.IIIr. where IHrr aIfI
fIaHn allh Do eleven 10 fhHf place and
rnu."frn Toe I.rIIrrrnff fnra nra
NnIdinn urHrflrn earh nffarunnn IH nr.
TOO nfIrr .nurf ffnnl aaa o. fn.. fIr..f
fnH HHfflua iNrrH team nn HnfnrIfr.
nffrrunun. NHf fnrFn seemed fn b. +.
y h.lil. .aNlinA hr ular. an1 Hn.
Do nf fnnfrrH VII arr1mrrnN fna Tenn
nr fhf journey
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pected. One bullet struck him at the
navel and the other on the right side
above the hip. Neither was removed.
One is lodged In the leg and the other
in the abdominal cavity.
Gilmore had split the ends OF the
bullets TO make them tear. An an
alysis shows they were not poisoned.
Mr. Siuclair suffered some from
shock. He saw a few friends and di-
rected some business details to-day.
He is conscious and As putting up an
unparalleled tight for life.
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NovxrArrEnas TO SCORE.

Special Dispatch 20 The intciligencc-
MORGANTOWN. ". Va Oect Is
After putting the linemsn through 90
minute drlll % charging and blocking
out ends. Coach Gus Icirlcr drove two
varsity teams through a fuil hour OF
signal drill. the coach taking a position
right back Of the first team and seeing
70 II personally that every man went
his hardest The third team scrinnag-
I'd the HiKh school and scored az VIII
using W. a ,. plays Tor the most part.
West Virginia goes 20 Washington on
FRIDAY. Leaving here on the O'Clock
train frlday morning and practice vii
be held Ia the afternoon on fortCs
neld. The night viii be spent az Hotel
Schenley and the run 90 Mashingtuun
Will not be made until saturday morn
INK The Mountaineerr are EionE a.
WashinEtonn. not 20 hold the Red and
Black. but 20 score on them.
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uouADHos OUT rOEIeHr


The fylue squadron" viii viait Two
wngoHferlnl districts tonight UIfrnfe
and EichlHud districts Several we'll
uioWn attorney VII hr ln the party ana
fNr trlu VIII he made. aa usual boz auto
mobiles lenfinnF Republican headquar-
fnrH nf 40 o'clock
Eltrhle district VIII probably De- via-
tied hrrf. and the squadron will then
nu to Ilrhinrd district aue1kiunr ~ one
or more places in Warwood
The squadron VIII b. out boz force
saturday evening Secretary Croaap ia
HrrHnrInun IIHI ~ speakers who Will
hr announced probably tomorrow The
rifr ell De- covered Thoroughly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
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