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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-01
M0uNT ZION.
Take the bright shell from its home
on the lea,

Take the bright shell from its home
on the lea,
And wherever 1t goes it will sing of
the sea.
So take the fond heart from its
home and its hearth,
! And twill sing of the loved to the
end of the earth"
1t was the rare privilege of the
writer to attend a most delightful
service of the Woman's Missionary
Society of Mount Zion last Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Will
Martin at Jordan, who, has been
quite i'll for some time. 1t was one
of those happy occasions, where the
social and spiritual life are so beau
tifully blended. There were four
teen present and unusual interest
was manifested. Owing to the bad
weather and roads this was the first
meeting of the year.
Miss Minnie Bowen, the new
president, was in the chair, and after
the song, Help Somebody To-day"
she read a lesson from II Chron.,
where Solomon asked God to give
him wisdom to rule his people, and
she urged that we seek guidance of
God in planning our years work.
nPntbnr GnlIa than Cd tn
after which was another song. An
interesting business session then
followed. Reports were made from
the different officers showing that
much had been accomplished last
year. A letter was read from the
conference secretary in regard to
plans for the year. The pledge of
last year Tin addition to the dues)
was SIS. A vote was made to strive
to make it $50 this year. A letter
was read from the Wesley House in
Memphis thanking them for the
nice box they had sent them-mak-
ing special mention of the fruit and
pretty new dresses for children. 1t
was voted to send another box this
fall.
The corresponding secretary was
instructed to order twelve copies of
1.-THE African Trail" and a mission
study class will open soon.
Miss Bowen gave an interesting
report, which had been unavoidab1y
delayed, of district conference. 9th
err business matters were transacted
and then Brother and Mrs. Sellars
gave us several selections of song,
which were highly appreciated.
There were three new members !,
added to the roll and a campaign is
going to be made to put missionary
literature in every home and to get
every woman and girl in the church
in this great cause.
We feel sure that everyone that
attended this.-meeting last Monday
will endeavor to come again and
'ring others, and we feel that 1t will
,nly be a short while until the So
'iety meets every Monday.
We thank Mrs. Martin for her
Iind invitation to meet with her,
md pray that she may soon be re-
tored to health. Let each strive to
make this Mount lions best year.
s'9 CLARA MCCONNELL.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-01
Fatherless Children Of France.

Mr.. L. X. Thompson, of the Bank
of Commerce and Trust Co., of Mem
phis, who is treasurer Of the French
Orphans Relief Work, has sent to
Mrs. A. L. Brevard, chairman of the
work here, little box bank, which
will be placed in Dahnke's Cafe
where any who would like to con-
tribute to this fund may put their
contribution in this bank.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-01
Death of Mrs. D. E. Barnett.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. owen were in
Rutherford Tuesday attending the
funeral of Mrs. Ovens sister, Mrs.
d. e. Barnett. Mrs. Barnett died
Sunday afternoon at / o'clock in
Trenton. She was the daughter of
r. d. Patrick, one of six children,
and the first of the family to die.
The remains were inferred at Ruth
erford Tuesday with services by Rev.
w. B. Cunningham, of this city.
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At rs ago Brother R. NJ,
waIket il solicited SEQ from
some--E good citizens to send
Mrs Z Bowden. who lives on
Bank Areet, to Nashville to the hos
pital for treatment. She was to be
there for about one month. She went
and stayed for about one week, then
grew homesick and returned with
her husband without having her OPP
GRAFTON. Tickets were purchased for
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-01

chancellor-v H. HOLMES
Circuit Judge-R. A. ELKINS
County Judge-JoEL B. wADDELL
Attorney Generai-THoS. o. NORRIS
County Court Clerk. H. BOND
Circuit Court clerk-THURsfAN TALLEY
County Trustee-T. ], EAsrERwooD
County Register-R. B. MILNER
Sheriff.. NJ. HICKMAN
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-01

Entered at the post Office at Union City. Ten
uessee. as second-class mail matter.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Bowden
Nashville and her exps
paid while che was there.
1886 of the $50. Tho other ia
are in the bank. We do not remeia.
Der all who gave to this fund. Il
there is anyone who might want
what they gave refunded they WI
tell Brother Welker OF myselfs
Otherwise the amount now in bank
viii be placed in the charity fund
of the city.
j. RANDALL FARRIs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-01

A complete assortment of Lions
Imported Dip and Hog Remedies at
WEHMAN'S.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-01
For Floater.

GRIFFIN.--We are authorized TO announce DR..
J. Frank Griffin as a candidate for Pictorial
Representative in the Tennessee General AS
sembly to represent the counties of Dyer
: Lake and Obiou, subject TO the action Of the
Democratic party.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For State Senate.

cALDwELIe-we are authorized to announce
ID. P. Caldwell candidate for the Senate
branch of the Tennessee General Assembly to
represent the counties of WealSley Obion and
Lake. subject to the action Of the Democratic
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-01
For Renreaentative.

BRATTON.-We are authorized to announce S.
r. Bratton. Esq, as a candidate for represen-
General Assembly subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-01

Marshall 6 Baird. Union city, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-01
Democratic ticket

FRIDAY, MARCH /, 1918.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
MAN SHOOTS WIFE
AND THEN TTENPTS SUICIDE
LEN HALL REsENTs ORDERS LAID
DOWN BY his WIFE AND
MAKES ALL PREPARA-
TONS TO DIE.
IL Placed Under Arrest and Lodged IN
the Brooke County Jail at
Weusburg.


Without any Ju$tii Iabls pr"T",a' ION,
Len Hall. tailor urea w" huilctS 'i,lu
me BODY OF MS w!tH az ln"l[ n"iie ~, u''
Main street. IN "clIShnrE. SnoI'lE ~"
Tore 10 O'Clock yesterday m"'h'Hh; GU
Mrs. Hall IS IN IL very serious cohd!li"h
at the home Of her mother; Mrs raw
ford Basiord. al I~ehticth NhG IAN
streets. where she was removed "It"i
thr shooting 1y,,,
After firing inc SHOTS al ms vic iiI'l
turned the pistol on himself ana trlcu l"
commit suicide; n" was arrested by ue
putty sh"rifiS anu taken TO NE noI,io o.
ms mother near SttSu(h OH ;rtx.n r.
where he is guarded by "tiic,rS, i 5e
not st In.
Han. who runs t4lIor shoP WI IL,
enth street. ~ rnnSIdcrru an "AcGl''"'
tailor. lie has been IN the hhDlt q! ~
ing on long SprecS ana d"tlhs
orgies would only so hOHlr " at.I'',iu
! money off his wife and abuse her. ne
being CrHzed with drink nt the time. but
when sober h. was industrious una Il
good husband,
wife Criticized Him.
,,,ir, .,tusod
/ ch nis 'hSl rHr''us"' "'I :" -; ,ha"rhI
40 ,Ht uIi'. I'LL , no',,. iII,. Mind. yrs
mn .i'iH pI"H ,po .n, "a harhrr
/ w, way my n'.h r1 Lin .hoos nolishcL
Shnp' 70. SmHr' No., a, i"" l,n,nr Of Mrs,
rini,.. n uh.-c W., ,nII her sister,
Nor,h, that M. was going IA Kill his
IN ''' vi ,".I ,,,, 80 tnc rffjciais
/ " ~ ,hrn", hT, wac NOT received in
| " ''a 'n'.t.' ~. ',,
''irH ~ l,.,'"t hoi, and x.in;n p
nan "f"l 20 M No'r 80 ,rhsT
tuiii t,tahCt. "", nv y! i ~, ,is,,i a.
~ ,,rpnI ." RIM nm Stairs and fired
sno aul,eu =" 't Wy I1oii f., Tho hack
Two ShTlS hlliIns M', dia'' Wv. -" ihror,rh
the puil'ts pIoT'nt inc'' 10 hnwris:
ne hIuarsa a, o, Eirsd 5rt If vent w!id.
a"m!LnI Sno. va ,.tt,,.r ~ rin,ecGr he
Iufning INC rcSotSrI Oh r;1r ,cnr
,h - 49, 49, Nv norr,;m~ ~, hnn.nih the
.hnrlder b,ads
aan,;,no >,rs Halls sister.
' ,,as ,si,!nhonc cnujrr Jacobs
ont hc t.i.nbnnod Sheriff Linton's
Z an !c "c T p INK prouyn mud
'tnIt rr",S,nd ~ ib. bnusc hui
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inns from, France has been fixed. 500
rotary Ts;,krr said today thst none al
The divisional organization would arrive
home b"for" christmas as me transport
facilities would be used in moving caSu-
ais and sick and wounded.
When tho divisions do return from
France they will hear it'll" resemblance
in personnel If the division when tn"E
started overseas. Application OF me
ruc army, theory IT, all The forces and
and the system. Of replacement en-
cinvrJ 10 MI gaps in front line organ
iZatiuns will b,. found Ia have "olit"r-
atrd tn a vr?y lurEr d"gr"" lhH l!nrS
which before th.'ir drrarIur" divided the
divisions into National Guard. NatIonal
Army or regular orgnn,Za tions.
This fact was illustrated today by
nrwS from Franc" that tn" 18th DIVISION
had reached lts cn;hHrkatlon port on 'H'
OF hcr side with = full strength OF ID
nfficvrS AMI l."0n MN. IT vent over
tillrd substantially To the full strength
Of - 900 MN.
Thu. 18TH is the National Army di
vision trained nj Camp lrr"ns. haSHa'
rhuScttS II was composed Of s"i"ct'V'
mon Of New York New Hampshire
, Maine Vermont. Massachusetts. Con-
n"r,icu, and Rhode island. From ih'
Tim. Of it's arrival IN Franc" il had beer
II depot division from which r"pln""
u,.ut drafts for regiments nj III" ir"n'
were drawn. mud which was III turr
filled IN lv draft III CaSuals. sct' over
ON n regular monthly schedule.
Thu. rruurl today from France shows
Thai ,,,t nulv have $500 OF tho 1000
men nr ,hr original 18th been scattered
IN ~. nEli,nc army. hut thai probably
y large number OF additional mon passed
through is ranks IN" division iiS"lt
was never near the front. hu' u is rfi'
dr;t that tn" hiik Of. iis "r'Sinhl per
sunnrl did SCI. action IN Uth"r dlN'S'"nS
|; may lie that the extraordinary "c-
rlrlion in the ranks Of III" 'hth niNlA'"''
r,prrS"nls casualties suffered hN inc
18th division. Ia" Now E,uglaud National
t;rord force tina, was first "f The troops
other than !hns" Of tn" regular army
r.,.r France This division "a"
bc,yv fighting in many sectors and Won
a, rrvlablc reputation. It's raSnaiti"S
are certain In have boon navy ana -
ie mutt. likely that II WINS kept nj fight
INK 81 r"nsth ny replacement drafts 'rorn
IN. ;Gih division which was composed
i,,r-rly 81 men from the same part OF
tho country.
If i Is rue III" 2s,h. wh"r II does
como hnm. will. appear NOR" lik" th"
cid ssh than anything else" Tor inc nn!K
nr il. personnel will have been Drawn
from that Soarrc.
Even If tn" men of tho 18th have no'
COW, into the "6ih. hut have been scat
tered among other divisions. II ia OWL
on: that III" replacement sESt"m has
served to break up almost entirely the
localized character NJ IN" original Ill
visions All " the active units nrc no"
filled with men from III" sHlectIVc ser
vice. National Guard and regular army
! unfortunately and had Tn" war con
,i;,u.d. the whole army would haV" ben
welded together IN this fashion UNI
there was M possibility Of distinguish
ing "tw"rn the units except by nufib"r
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ION The SANDLOTS"
TWO GamaS
By ''YOCHE.r

Two Gamas.
The fans OF the Ohio Valley VIII be
given q Bit more encouraeement aside
from the classy attractions booked for
Turkey Day. In amateur circles there
will be two first class exhibitions on
the card for the coming Sunday and the
contestants arc So evenly matched that
two OF the greatest tilt. OF the year are
Paulls and North Ends arc working out
each evening for their hard battle Sun
day at Padden Park. Both clubs arc
out for the championship. with the latter
having the edge. The paulls have 4
classy little team. one that plays fast
and clean football all tho time and
should make their heavier and more ex
perienced opponents do Il LITTLE stepping
10 win This attraction is one OF the
big features Of the amateur season rs
much rivalry exists ano the fact that
the Same clubs hattled tod scoreiess I'll.
last week
Henryp.
Tho Hcnrys finally hooked up with !
speedy opponent and tho real test OF the
season is i'll store Inst evening mr.
with the brilliant. Ohio. eleven MT Tun-
mol Greon Sunday. This will be tho first
appeara OF the Qhoi team in this soc
ton and much interest is IN evidence
The Herrys are not 10 betdenieu OF their
playing ability. while il ss r1Imorad that
the IN river boys are some bunch. Man
aver Gilchrist stated TO 1hc writer that
the North Ends were defeated Ivy his
team by th~ score OF Go and that the
over the rivr boys did not put up u fall
gxme. leaving the field before the final
whistle blew. This being the cnse and
the fact that +he brilliant gang tied the
paulls, should mage tho game Sunday
all the more important. Several coileg"
stars will be seen in the!up river lineup
Preparations are being made for large
attendance.
'rBy Tho way
wilhelm the Swattr1i tiS In bod WITH a
severe chill. It started at his feet.
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THEATRE CASES
IN COURT TO-DAY
CASES OF THEATRE MANAGERS
WILL BE HEARD IF JUDGE
ROBINSON RETURNS.
Public Is Growing Interested and Cen
oral Sentiment is Siding Win
the Managers.

Tho trials oC tho theStre managers al
This city. who aJpcal"d after being hnr"
IN police court Monday morning. viii u"
heard hrfur" Judge Alan II. k"blh%"h
today II his honor returns. Inc result
Of the trials will T." watched with great
interest. IS tn" public is learning morn
1T th. cases. ,
The following ar" those who appealed
'h- cases; 49,.
Cienre. Zerp"s. Rex Theatre: A. q.
Fruhmr. Home Theatre: Charles A.
!'rinl"r. Virginia and Colonial inca res
lanes Eclas l.yrI" Theatre" y: /.
Er,ukmejr. Castle Theatre: F"tr fnIItcS,
southern Theatre: Fred r. Johnson
C'uIirI Theatre. George Schafrr. victoria
Theatre. james Yclas Busy Bee conf""-
rInncry. and Louis V"Ias. Liberty Thea
;r".
Th.. theatre mcn ar" standing PM on
their determination to soc tncir asses
. through {" n butter finish. ana lh"F are
determined to win. Tn" closing ban mas
i,cru pl,."d too SIrCnGOusly on the thea
IRIS. : Tia" STANDPOINT ~ the managers.
The amusement place proprietorS
cl.,nt they are h'!nn Disseminated
against by the han. ana are up In arms
against it Attorneys Mckee" and HAND
IAN are their Representative
Judge Robinson left yesterday Ter
rarkrrEburE. who're lie attended III" Ger
cmoniais Of tho Masonic Shrin" y"si"r-
/ has
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WHEELING DISTRICT
SOLDIERS NAMED IN
CASUALTY REPORTS
Richard v. Tunnoy Killed in Action
While Driving Back the INNS.
Others Listed.

Several names of Wheeling district
lads appear IN the casualty list today
ono Of the number being killed in action.
He is Richard y. TunnrS. IL "Ih6 Mar
ket street. city. nnd Mrs. NJ. Dixon. "i
the above number. ~ his aunt.
Arch RyhAnnH. SON Of George Mart'h
ByhannH of Short Creek. y. +. II. ].
Wheeling. died of diS:a*" and is report
c-l among the list THIS morning. He was
we'll known and went one Of The iirst list
of draflecs from the country district:
Included in the number If wounded IN
action Is the name Of Herbert II. Polling.
OF No. ot5 North Wabash street. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. Polling. lie went
with one OF the first lists OF dratteeS I"
Camp. Lee. Petersburg. Pa.
Died uf wounds. .Fr"d"rirk Gallon
GrctzInGer. son of Lotto GrctIInger. 81
Bridgeport. o.. who went win one "'
tho first lists Of Lrattccs to Camp Sher-
! man. q.
Frand Coss son Of John Coss. OF
! Bridgeport. O.. Also II drafted who Train
! Cd nj ,,arun Sherman. is included III thu
| list Of wounded degree und"ierUined
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STAGE ALL SET With TEAMS ON EDGE
FOR TURKEY DAY GRID "7HRIllERS'
Morning Game Arranged

r, was announced by high school
authorities last evening that the hcl-
11;rr-WhceIiug contest would nc
s,,rr,7 at ,hc state Far Grounds III
m, morning vc THANKSGIVING NJ
MA o'clock instead -! the alter
,oo, - HIS been customary In for
NO. Years. This nrranScmrnt will
,r.,t with the approval 81 the PUBLIC.
-. - evidenced by I'll. fact that many
were DESTROYS cf attending the Inns
lv-rrrry clash. and opinions were d.
yidad. Now this new idea Will no'
ONLY accord n" opportunity OF seeing
both contests. hut .will folio" OUT 'nH
lines VI some 'o' 'hc foremost cor
lcgss in the country. The i"ns'F.
Ferry gam" WILL also tax" place II
the Fair Grounds AZ ?. nj.
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Thanksgiving to Be
Fitting|y Observed
By Praise and Joy
Many Hearts in Wheeling Happy That
war Is Over-Dull Care to
be Laid Aside.

Tho wheel &c industry Will be prac-
tirnlly SIill"d tomorrow. BUSINESS houses
will h.. .lrsrd. while all public and fed
..rnI institutions Will not bc open LOT
transaction Of business. as we'll rs all
hnnkinS institutions. II Will l." plG
Thank SSiyinE day. Pa Wheeling Will
littinEly and rrl!EinuSly observe tho mol,
Iday. for There IS much To b" thankful
Tor War has ceased. victory ~ won ana
tli.. boys will soon l." holn". whii" thr
"flu" epidemic is Awaiting and the sun or
prosperity - shining upon This Co':itnuh-
tty.
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truth is no medicine was known
that would stimulate and increase
Ih. number Of our little germ hght-
ing Whit" turpuSclrS except p"ls-
onS. You have hccn given tones 10
build IN the red corpusclcs as fast
as. thcy were destroyed. hut Of
cuurS" the minute yuIl stopped tax
ing the medicine SOu felt bad
again.
fighters will increase enormously
Under certain conditions from ~
raw US two thousand to thirty and
forty thousands per .. m. 81 Dln"n.
Such an army clears the blood In n
hurry. We found that out when
blood counts were made and now
after empirical tests Of tn" most
searching character and tlreleSs cH-
pertinent with vitalcns. an entirely
now element in medicine only r"-
Gently discovered. his new element
has been combinei with a few or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
prsBAND PouR-MINUTE MEN.

WASHINGTON. Nov. "5.-rhe organ
IZation Of fnur-mnut" men or the COM
mite. on public information will con-
,Iudc it's work and he diSbanded Deem
her "a. Chairman Cre"l announced today.
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Strong, Robust Rosy-Cheeked By New Method

has headaches. is nervous, sleeps poorly and
looks worse than she will admit and yet tha1
same. woman, according to actual. and e1-
haustive tests can be made into an ambitious;
energetic woman, given new blood, more olooo
and richer. blood. Her strength can be enor-
mously increased and to look at her week
or two later it is hard to believe she can Dc
the same woman.
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DALEY TRANSFERRED.

Special Dispatch to the Int~lli gencer.
No2GANTOWN. W, Va. Nov. 20
Rush Daley. last years great noun
toineer center. was to-day transferred
from Section A. Including the Varsity
players. to Section b. the Vocation unit.
He will lead this new team in the big
game Thursday instead of playing with
the Varsity men. The'Varsity men wer"
denied the right 10 practice to-day. and
will have their final workout to-m"r-
row though the Vocational men have
pract!ced every day for two weeks.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Slnh wonderful results seem III
rrrlrf impossible and yet science
knows that If the White CorpusclrS
in our blood arc vigorous like they
should be and full of iight they can
keep III" body free "f germs and
bacteria and it il from ih"s" para
sites in the food We cat. the air W"
breathe and III" water "" drink
That the toxins com" ~hI'h get INTO
our blood and destroy IN" rcd cur
puSclcS 81 fast W" simply must
look pale. thin and weak. for unl"ss
we have sufficient rcd r0rpHSclrS IL
matters not what We cal. We can
not be strong. for these little cor
pusciss arc the mur rimrnt carriers
uf the blood Every organ IN nc
body suffers. /, il only by sheer
Will power a person gets along.
You say if .'ri"nc" has known
this. why haven't been given
medicine TINT would cure it, The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
Such Wonders Seem Too Good to Be True to The Poor
Broken Down Woman

the old blood enriching tonnes such
as iron. and made into tablet no
larger than grain Quininc tablet
and may be secured at the drug
store in scaled boxes Of - tablets:
under the name Of Novo-San- If
your druggist hasn't Novo-San tab
lets. send one dollar direct to Novo
Laboratory Co.. Wheeling, w. Va.
for generous size box. Remcmoer
the eject is different. from that felt
after taking the medicines OF old.
There isn't enough Of this vital Gle
men, in n drug store to make sin
gIc Eoro-San tablet. You feel dif-
fcrent after taking Novo-San than
YOU ever felt in your life, yet 1t is
harmless Henvy set, very neshy.
red complexioned people. having
high blood pressure. should not
take these tablets except unon or
der Of thcir physician. All drug
stores have Novo-San. Get box
IF Novo-San.
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hold in the majority OF the churche'..
while a large number Of social Affairs
hnv" boon arranged for tho evening. Tf-
day will be moro imprcssivcly and more
joNtuIly observed thus season than last
year. when the war was on Hnd the
minds OF tho pnpulacc were turned 10
rho NOR" serious and saddcr things OF
tbie IITn
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II would not be bad idea for Wheel
Ing 10 issue sweeping challenge to
ParEersburg To decide the rtghtul
claimant OF the state tituIar honors
Park.rsburg has always played a prom
!nent part In the deciding OF such a YER
dict. and it Is pleasing to local followers
to see the school again at the top. but
It would be more pleasant to SEQ the
team in action at the Fair Grounds next
Saturday against the plucSy home boys.
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Spor, critics who are figuring on
picking an all-scholastic mythical eleven
are planning to SEQ the t'erry-lhnsly
clash to get another lin" on the OranE"
and Black. Right now there are but few
men on the Linsly eleven TO be considered
for 4 position. but should the boys de-
feat Ferry. il certainly VIII make big
differences. Dope is dope and You can
not get away from il any way you try.
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Tho past season did not measure mp 10
former years. due 10 the Spanish intin-
.nza but i, seems that there la "a much
interest "a ever before especially around
these closing days. with two big battles
and all the teams in high spirits over
the possible chance TO como out r,ctnrl-
.nus II would be nice if the season was
;.nrthened 4 bit as some OF tho colleges
intend doing. but this is not thought
likely in scholastic cirlcrs. In case Lin
sly brats Ferry the Orange and Black
will demand u return game from Wheel
ing and then challenge the state cham
pionS OF West Virginia.