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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
ANOTHER CALL
IN SKILLED WEN
LOCAL DRAFT BOARDS RECEIVE
WORD FOR SKILLED WORK
ERS TO LEAVE SOON.
Number Not Announced For Loca
District; Men CT All Classes
Needed.

| Local boards in West Virginia hrr"
! hc.u no.! ,i..,i Icy the stat" department "t
luiIi'rry ,-"n:.:S and ur"liiu"Ui II Il '''tIt
winch has t'"U u.-u.'' 10y l'r"v"St Mar
, SLaI ,i";l,r1j ':r,.,, !rr Whit" m'n
touiy. ,ai'Ii III c"rla.n s;rcI'rd trades.
+" lrium;"'r. Ufi H. .!uly Is. Ter :ndI:-
10Y, .,:r,s service. The l?IS class "!
r.-is:rIm:~ !, Iu"!"!.! Ia ;L!% call pro-
sr.!..t They wHiv" All Tim" l!nits for
, .'2:S~l'.,.iti"u AID examination. The
call r".lrw>
u l.c:.I ,rat; boards: subject, call
Fnr Sailed M"u.--A call has been IS
s.i"l :rr skilled men certified for g"n"r-
a. ;u,l.lary service Tor Induction into
Tie F.nCil-rr$ ''"r;S huIy white Lon
Iw;U H." accepted uiii": ,h.s "i!l and The
rrCi%trnn,S irr.SSIrt {" I'LL III" JUiE
calls already aUu..gur"G viii n"t "H
permitted /" NrIEu!'"r f,.r this service"
Erluut"rrS n!dy De- t"C"rt"I from IN"
l.Ir class. rrrvi,i"d such rrEIstrHnt
Waves all The iinr limits for cltst Il
rti3nu and examination. Men ii The
following occupations desired. VIZ:
.lu;r r-pair,nrn. aX"mcu. htck:'mi'hs
boatmcn. bridge frr"mcE. cabinet
naGrrs, caUlk"rS. r"!r'rrt" fur"m"n.
concrete workers. construction forcn!'n
cocks, draEcht Smru.' electricians. Eas
chSlllcRlfn Shilll''iilIN liz 'ii''il'iI' .''
rirrS horses h""rS. il,anEr:lphcTs. ma
chIuisIS. buEi'rS. Photographers. pimmh-
IRIS. puwI"rin"i.. u,i:trryIcr. Rogers
Sad,llrrs. Sh,"iuakcrS. surveyors. iaIiurS
t"aal$,"rS, ;"lr?hour operators. timber
mri. lup"CrHphrrS.
SuCh r"E:Slr:lntS $h"Uld Nc urged II
: max" application I" their local h"HEd
for Induction prior :" Iuly i\;!. 'n
IN" night a.: July 18Th WIT" tins "'iIc"
thu u';nlh"r of NuiTul""rS IN your board
OF each "ccm patton. Lyon ,hs Ini"r-
nation an allotment viii he made f"'
this stale. Immediately after July lNth
local boards Will hc advised "f their III.
rilVIdEal allOt:n"utS and at mobilization
details. Il sufficient number -! v"lun.
tr"rS are not secured involuntary III.
duC,IouS Will be- rcSrrtrd ~.
No r"rjstran;s ARCTIC hc indicted I'M
Ill notified ~ this ot:iC". Men needed
:" ill ia" July calls already lnnr'!m,nd
shall not br permitted 1" Volunteer.
Volunteers cnr this service shall no, h'
g.'i.'nS-i =, n" navy ,,r marine corps ur
:" withdraw thr;r application i'rl"r T."
august list.
- Jir,.:I"0 "f IL" governor.
+. \. Aldrr>'nu Capt. y. A.
Ch.,i ui Impairment.
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NOTICE

The wheeling chapter Of the Red
Cross Is arranging q rnoT. beautiful
and unique feature for the parade
this morning at 10 o'cloc'L TO work
out this formation fori the lady
n,archers, at least hftyt men viii
be needed. Such male ntarcheTS arc
requested to appear with white
trousers, white shirts, collars and
ties, and If possible, white shoes.
Straw, hats will be acceptable. This
notice is put forth with request
for men who are loyal TO the faith.
full women CT lie Red Gross and can
uarcl, In said parade. Those men
williug.,to march are asked to appear
at the Scottish Rite cathedral in
attire described at $50 this morning.
tsisned) TOM B.. FoULK,
July I2S+ Secretary.
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"i'r ordinance :" ;h,s ..rf,.r has r.on
raaS"h nnd vii! H. r'rldly enforced ny
th' I"h"".
Line of March.
The lin" "i march Will IL, aG follows q.
F"r"NluE on ''hrrl.u" 1T sixteenth: west
an .S!N:,, n'h :. Market. north nu Mar
H.: :" N.rlA We, on N'n'h :" Nam.
south "n Nam :" r"""'y-f"Ur'i. ,tSi
~ ''miirn :" T""m't''l,. N""i on
TN'ni"'th g Ma",'' l.nr'm on Market
:" 'h' NHrh"' "jiIi"rfum. wh"r" 'n'
''r mass meeting VII h. held.
I'll" rrll"w .u:. J,'gfIruS ara. .tlcGiCna ;n1
a" rl."'s f"r assembly for n" different
divisions.
Tt,. ch.cC '.,r,lal'> HEADQUARTERS W;u
T. al ~" corner at Fifteenth and chap
lin" str"''s.
First Division.
TIL" hrSi hivislrn wlll consist nf
Poles. Syrinns. creeks Italians. rkraim-
iauS. French. I:"l':.aus AMI fr'ilsh Th-
Nm"rrru:@n' ion float w!ll lir IL tins d,-
: ,'Sl.u also. Miss Emmah"lln C"r,r"'rr
! VIII r,rr"S.n, tho t;pd,l"SS uf Liberty!
Second Division.
Military UNITS. -. \. Il, .rn"n IN s'rT-
it,. h"iu" ru furluuch. Rod ''r"ss. Roy
Scouts. l.ln"ly institute. cathedral high
s'h",'l CADETS. Mode rn W""dm"n. *. ~
T.. knights r"inp!nr osiris PalrAl tik.
''l"r"I uniform rank. Jr.. g. /. \. NJ.
Ma""rh".$ rud u"w"h"ye.
The i,"r:i'!. vii ,,sinnd n Tho nu-
Ii'"r'um. wh"r" ih' Inarh'r&. with nj
"l'':'CS. ar" w'l'"'u" l.. 500 In" core
m"Uy rf max ing nn American ~rriZ"n
"ul Of IL" RI" material from IN" sh"r"s
II Eurrp"
At the Auditorium.
TOdaY= celebration 'h"Wld Civo hiriI
~ . r"w a''i "r"r'"- spirit "f d'n'"'.-
ra,.v NAV ih, Srnrl, hut impress, -
.o~'m"u, - naturalization irsrir" IN
III" hearts 80 'hrS" II f"r"i%m h'r!h a"
with h"r Nh" 'hcy TAX" early @''rs
t. b" OF" America as well ns :" 10
com" 'ru" rl,iZ"ns vf III" land of liz"
fr'' IT, americans today S"l"IN!TT
d"I.rnlr themselves /" III" hiIh duty
and i,riyil"r" u' advancing frl"ndly aId
nni ..'3""dIrHrrnl"nl 80 I'll VII" ha.r IN"
.iur.t - Nwr"ri"a ~ Ih'Hr hcrrte tnn'
hey may know ~" Joy of HAVING
hrrllrht fr",l"'r :" nrw Americans
The A,nerican's Creed.
4 believe in IA" rrIt"'l states 81
Atuor!r. rs 4 government &c III" r""ri'
Nv IT," V""N)". for IN" people. who's" lus'
bowers ar. derived frnm IA" consent Of
riu,. governed = h"u!.rra'y in II r"p'ih-
Lac. - >"H"r''rn nH''"u "i many s"r"r-
..:.u -'..',e' e :.,.~''r' Uujun. ON and m
s.r1l.,il.. established anon rh''.' pr'n-
,irlro u' ir""d"iu. "uun!H!. Jrs'"" ami
humanity for whlrh American PATRIOTS
sacrificed 'h'tr ! y"S aWi fort uu"S. |
.h.r,,r, -. h,'U,y" j: * ny duty L. my
country g. lu," .. - support TIA "''u-
@,i'u'.ru. :" ,,I'". I:s lrws. I" r"~r""' ''S
r,. aud To- d,f",i ! aG?n"r All "u'-
Naturalization Ceremony.
Nl.trr # =. "n'ur"i'.-......, ........-.
Nt,.'~ = Morgan N'"''r
,'.,,!r' officer ... Goo. +. 10y"
",uL:Ia'"~ for Hi'ia'ne''n'
,,r..k Ir.n'h
%,-.,n i'Irnnian
ilIr.,a. rn '"n''nitr''n'. "f ''n'E"n-
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POLICE PiCKUPS

Twr Snus's wrrc i.i.k"I ~ 'o2: nv-r-
mr. ~ Officer ri,m,. rh..,. y. - Louis
S'Irh and Nud"i:'h Ma'',., '.u.- VA
n" M u;ie m"rU.u+. !.rs' r"Nr'h ti."r"
w"r., :nrt%-two caY. e Ui' ." 'uur'.
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dis on board. which ,,au-' u = r'."l,.
;;"u IN II" ;r"n'it"n. 81; cun"IItS IL
i;c:,l~h ;."u;.! institutions.
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Mrs. Elizabeth E. Arnold.
cu,,ia, pis?a',h !" Tho. lniclliCCncoT.
Ci\rINNNrl ~. July 3.--tnn"unrr-
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WHEELING CELEBRATION
Continued From first Page

city ordinance :" ihis .ff,.r has H.,
raHS"h Hnd vii! u. Eirld'y enforced
y, l.lL,..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-09
Yoke Picks All Wheeling District
Scholastic Team for Season of 1918
YOKE ANSWER To NUCLANEY

Ferry TINT tho hirgraCoful affair nj
Ecilairc las Saturday was started ny
'Nfuglnn"r's gang" We alRo are won
Erring if success Will attend any at
tempt /" oppose and disrupt HE ONO
State high school und IN" Ohio Valley
high school athletic associations.
Our Mr.. Muglaney attempts I" I've
cute when he defends his efforts 10 le-
.uErstit., himself with the good people
of Martins Ferry which city he. i'll h'r
fr-nGled efforts. calls my brlorcd city
God Ssve the mark 0ur readers
may learn all they might with 20 know
il they will rruubir themselves 10 'Aik
the matter over with business men IN
Martins Ferry or Gu 10 pool room IN
MantinS Ferry and make inquiries.
There ~ nothing ~ be gained Ivy Mug
Iuury when he cast Ssurs and cute r.
marks. iri-rniuEl"d. at anybody f"r
ANYTHING in Wh"riiuE. Az a fitting con"
,.luslun 10 Mr. MuSlaneys brief career
as 4 "wa- correspondent We would SuE-
rrSt that hr now lake up The question
as 10 whether or not the high 'scho"'
team Of Martins Ferry was Justified IN
=, fusins 70 play a scheduled game on
account, Of The gihil!ty Of one
player.
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According to a COMMUNICATION given
IN ~, Wheeling Sunday News by Mr.
Muslaury. /; is secn tlat this gentle
man from Mnrtlna Ferry wishes TO HaE
n" j. sorry" and that h!s criticism "i
Whsrllng schools iS Friendly. We
pr..~umu tha; AN apology from us IS due
he said friendly" and sorry aspTant
- publicity. We hereby apologize I"
any and NIL boobs THAI hu;: mt" ihr
business Of thr high schools in this VI
entity. The aforementioned E"nil"InaE
claims h. il "A booster for Martins Ferry
high schools and always Will lie as long
as they remain clean. W" arr sure that
cur dear friend would rri do anything
nor count-nnnre anything dlshon"Si. He
has the hughes, ideals OF sport $inanslip,
and wouldn't for The world permit his
high school RI be otherwise Than clean.
Aad We all know how honest hr HIM
Solf Is. Business m"u ava t";h sides ~
the river know thai. as we'll aS III"
m crlber< of the Martins Ferry athletic
team, Of which he had the honor OF
being manager and custodian of IN" OK
chcqucr. M question Of honesty and
clean craftsmanship ut all. W" nr" just
wonderlug il The repor, has reached the
cars Of tho decent people Of Martins
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Il ."ndun Times Cable. Copyright. I'VE
10y Public Ledger Company.
STOCKHOLM, Dec. S.--Thc Sold. ers'
Council. the German army in the Baltic
provinces. has resolved TO establish 2
Voluntary iron DIVISION" WHOSE special
uuiy viii ht |" project tho orderly re-
,r..ar uf The remainder Of tho armT and
fnrrihly 90 resist the BolShcyik forces.
|, - stated that II large number OF
officers ard men have placed themselves
s. the htSuuSni Of the Suldirrs' tounci;
for !his work. The proceedings NAV"
led Ia strong vrni-sf from 81" pro-
BuISn"v:k Torres IA Germany. hn' there
IS u0 rs.a%"r :" Suppos" II IL 'Ikriy |"
h.. discontinued ON that account.
Even the soldiers who arc III garrison
IN Berlin seem Ia J." taking All almost
equally strong lin" aga inst E"!Sh"TI'
.rndcncirs Al tn. meeting las Thurs-
Gar Of the greater Berlin Soldiers t0un-
cl. which apparently now sits S"paruiH-
Is from that nf the workrncn. III" J"lnt
rrn"utiv" committee vas strongly Grill
c;z"d rm tn" ground that 4 tendency 20
consider party interests As opposed 10
the needs Of The army and country a.
whole. one speaker declared amid Az
rlausr that the executive committee had
no right "a nXrr, any control over the
imperial government minority and OBJ
itct"d M Srh"idrmann being heard.
When ihs question WAS decided "rcntu-
ally n his favor. H. obtained most on
thusiastic reception. III" genera! ap-
D'HlIse being repeated when h" declared
Il wn" III" in'"n;i"n of I'll" government
III a>scnhI" TIA" national assembly az
;hr earliest ur SILL" moment. and ~h"h
h.. announced tha: Field Marshal Hin
dcnhurg had '"l"Erf rh"i. placing ms
services r:nrcSrr, rlly ri IN" disposal oi
the governments. ON tn" following day
The Workmeu'S Comet met. r"pudiai"d
tn. criticisms uf lho Soldiers Council
md raeS"d a resolution uf confluence" IN
'hr executive, committee. The SPEAKERS
declared Tho SuId,"rS' '"un"i!.: did not
rrnrSe"u; III" Interests "f III" S""ia!I=i
r"y"iurf"n. and therefore oE=h; not 20
hr allowed 80 exercise an Intl"3nr" IN
we ruurs. "C affairs. y resolution also
was passed urging III" "H""u;!|" com
rnf;ir.. So tan" immediate, steps - con
mol and rondrr; foreign affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-09
She Pound Uypo4Cod Host Tonic OF
All for Bringing Back Youth
ful VtGor.
TELLS WHAT IT DID ZOE
HER below.

Mrs. l.. Tru,man. probably IS years
Of aye. but looking more l:ke ~. tells
wonderful rtory RI how she keeps her
youthful vlgor and vitality Sin" says:
IT grew nervous and became terribly
rundown only a short while ege and
thought thc time had com" for me I"
admit that ! Was really getting old and
.muat give up my household duties Out
mikciy I read about Hypo-Cod. new
tonic recently brought out. ana Sleep
just fine. 1t makes your sleep restfn'
and refreshing. and there ~ nothing Pct~
Ter IN all III" world than sleep. Aif
nerves got better right away and feel
eu much stronger and improved III every
way l gladly recommend This tonic 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-09
LEAGUE Pack WAS MECCA FOE
MANY FAES YESTERDAY AID
CROWD WAS WELL PLEA8KD.
College Stars Prove Too mich Por Local
Lads md Game Is Won On
Forward PAFdnG.

Yesterday afternoon. before some 5000
enthusia site fans, the fast Henry team
Of this city met defeat from the re-
juvenated Martins Ferry North BpI
"lrvcn by the score Of 10, In a sama
which was featured by straight football
and victory won by the clever using Of
the aerial attack. Had forward passing
uiir 1T the btterest. struggles in rece..r
years. The game was nip and tuck
hu; III" locals could not solve the pass.
and after the first few minutes Of play
III" North Ends pulled off neat on7
took the ball over.
Aiken Stars.
Aiken. star w. & J. end, played left
end and his work. perhaps. NOR" than
anything else was the cause Of the 10
cal defeat. Starting down the field like
q, deer. bringing his man down from be-
hind ard catching forward passes like
n baseball. Aiken proved his superiority.
and be won 4 name for himself with The
fans. He was III every play and with
cart without horse. However. this
was not enough and Gtankin. Ferry star
end: Graham. coach OF Ferry: Suck
Morris. CT camp Sherman: L4i timer ami
Vickcrs Of last years Ferry champion.
ship eleven: EnSwcllcr, star tackle %:
West Virginia university. and two other
ncw players were in the lineup. leaving
but two oi' In" original North End team
- star, the game.
HenryB.
TIL" H"rrys were completely off-colorr
yesterday and did not show the usual
skill tina: has characterized their &C
tiOnS in previous contests. This VIZ.
due. M doubt to the superior odds. and
tn" players ar" satisfied they were
beaten by IL better team. However. each
and evSry man is confident that the
.;a:rc next Sunday ut Tunnel green will
soc them back in usual form. IL was
!hr FIRST Of threc-Eame series and the
n"A, will be- PLAYED on local grounds.
ami the third. If necessary. will h:
staged in Ifelia!re or with the toss Of Il
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Second Team.

bending tn" f.,;h
publs
by
If
b. tcrnsd taiu rom; teams
had not
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INJUNCTION WILL
Be ASKED BY DAIRY

III" Farmers and Consumers Dairy
cn!nnany will apply for nr injunction to-
morrow before Judge !. Is. S0m"rNiii" IN
+. ,!.. circuit court tomorrow In nj effort
20 restrain tn" city 81 Whr"iinE ana the
hraifh department from rrr0kIHE IN"
lir,nS- nc the said da!r: company. Tho
city HIS served uutiC" on the dairy mat
Tho lic"ns" will b. revoked on iH'rrmbc:
18th
Attorney j. bernard Handian repro
scntS ~" dairy i-nynpanr and has pre-
rnr"G 1h.. restraining order which Will
IT,. hr"urht D.. nS stated aboTr and IN"
city officials viii. hr compelled 10 APP
pear and show raus" why they should
moi b. prohibited from interfering,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-09
BEST TONIC FOR OLD FOLKS
SAYS OLD WHEELING RES|DEN7

all who begin to feel the weight Of years
on their shoulders" declares MIS-. Truc-
man. SID Market street Wheeling.
W. Va.
Plenty OF elderly people. thin weak.
pale and underwciShs can get back their
old strength and vitality Is they will but
rake Mr.. Truemans advice. A person
around G5 years OF age has not served
/ his or her period of usrfulness. They
have no right to SIT back and let III"
Younger folks bear all tho burden. Get
a hottie Of Hypo-Cod and see what :,
wondrous change in the strength. Apo
| tie. nerve force and viEor It brings.
Just tiny dose before meals day Or
80 shows how quickly you can reNlr"
rundown organs and stimulate the old
worn-out system 10 new life.
&c. bottle at your druggists or nj
iC. II. Gricat d Co.'S drug store here III
fWhe-ltnE. &. Fl. Gricst 6 Co. gladly
prepay Il bottle anywhere upon receip,
OF price. *l.20.
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KEMPER SHELTON TO
BECOME w. V. u. COACH

MOEGANTONN. ". Va. Dec. s.. 4
letter was dispatched from here today
"a \cmp'r ShCltnr. with the Thirty
ninth anglncr.S ~ France. Offering HIM
h,s former no<iiinn rs haschali coach at
West Virginia 'riv""S''y. Shelton WAS
on" "f tn" most Hopu!ar men who eyer
had chnrS" rf = Mouciainr"r diamond
t"an!. and the great rrr' ri hung up last
year. including victories over Virginia.
Colgate. I%rttnouth. Army AMI Syracuse.
was considered n" bAs; OF the last de-
cadc
There is SOME douh: nhOU; shelton
bring returned before practice starts Cor
BASEBALL
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HOME ON FURLOUGH

The many friends of JOHN Baker. we'll
known and popular young, man Of Elm
,;royr, will be pleased 70 learn that he
has been granted twelve day fur!ougn.
Young Baker has made several trips
arross the pond. and enjoys sailor life
immensely. He enlisted early in th"
war FOR q, four year priod. This IS MS
second furlouGh since his enlistment.
lie is ID first-class machinist. and hrs
work has been exceedingly we'll done.
and t. recommended as first-class by
his officers. He has brother Norbert
whc - serving with the 155th IntantrF
N,,ch;rr Gun Company in France The
Two bCv,. have been in the war since III"
START. and have worked hard for victory.
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Metchnfkon great French bscteroicset for many
the head Of the Pasteur institute IN perS ds2y
hshting qualities Of the blood corprsclsS he
se5neotr.tee also the psrs!y1ne effects Of posons da AVE
b made .xSiiaHe in ca1 form BY tho SoV9 1aoo9
ssoted blood dand that the fkhtnE edge
on e1ory soldier Of the blood When you run
Sovn aner poisoned BY putratacton products
you easy victim for The .ilu TO avoid ,he fo
Seaith and strength every corpusce full OF pep and
,ror on it's toes ali ready fight. Don't allow
nv pssrsts and back
vital Adults
should Novosan tablets after every meal c
sren one tablet Novo-an will the intestinal
pofsors blood ri ca and red feed your vital
essential and put your Who'll" organism
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j. {. MOTOR MAIL
TRUCKS COMING
First ONES VIII Arrive in Wheeling in
F5w DayB-Unole Sam to Operate
Bystem in Lieu OF TrnlnU.

Uncle Sans motor truck mall hrrrice
will BE- In full swing In Il few days and
the gas cars Will arrive daily at IN"
local pustDfficc with mall from the east
and west.
y mali truck VIII leave Wheeling FOR
Pittsburgh AT the came tim- TINT one
leaves the smoky City for this Pile and
truck will leave Wheeling for Xunns
willie At III" same time q track leaves
GAINESVILLE Tor here. This service will
De maintained daily as soon AZ opera
lions begin. which will he about The mid
die 81 the week.
The Pittsburgh Wheeling IaneHr!lle
routes are two links in the first motor
truck mail line established by the co.
eminent and extends from Portland.
Me. ~ ChirnEo.
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BOLSHEVISM
(Continuod from Page One.)

shortly sweep tho country R0lShefiS'
aCitators arc vehement. md ltchkncch'
is making Grsa; Roadway. especially ny
nrophreyInG famn. conditions AFTER
February. Many atrikrs are prnceed1ns
and mo cities nrn consequently IN
darkness. The death rate In Berlin has
he"n trchl" the rata Of l?l'. Tho "I-
t-amists apparently dominate in coastal
towns. while = now republic is gradually
crystall!zing along the Rhine.
Demonstrations continue" IN cologne.
Errlin ami MainZ The Spartacus group
seized control Of the Rhctnisch West
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PERMITTED TO RETURN.

BERNF. Thursday. Dec. ALI Am
"rirtn. British and French citizens VII"
wIrH living in Hungary during IN. wnr
HT.. n"T Ia h~ ~ rfnttc,I 70 return io
their homes. according to an official
Hungarian message. tn" HuuGa ria II
government. il s stated. vii! put spc-
cial train at their services To convey
them from budapest Ia Tho Swiss from
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BELLA|RE ENTITLED TO CHAMPIONSHIP
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dents based their contention on the
grounds that l'ellaIrA did not hhN''
school and that l.ipSChrr. although iurii-
Eihl,. should play. because iieilaIrc
agreed TO let HAN play regardless OF hts
standing. Prof Walls persistent de-
nILudS That ths boz should hhiu" by re" =
SON and honor. cnragrd lhr fans and f"Is
lowers to such n pitch that h. WAS led
OF the field unde: torr" AID Ihr, ais. j;
WAS Il clear case uI whr;h the schools
wore 10 ~. run hy the students nr the
principal. and tn" truth -: III" matter
~ that whit. III" boy was declared in
ciiGibl" u WAS thn cnarh's fau'; for NOT
sending HIM uU' and making his players
90 on with NJ hutil" for they could
have easily played without him. t"r
thu brneii; Of all II must b" mentioned
her" hat tho recent nlloEanc" made Toy
the association PERMITTED an '"ntSid"r'
/" have "harE" at an athletics. u IN
proper Standing. "n account -! m" war
which l"pri> 81 tn" schools Of many m
$truclnrS. Had lnr Frrry coach been a
teacher th,S could not har" mrp"nHd.
and - S.ihStIuIIatr lhis statement. IL
never did occur before.
Result.
NuiimcS could IL SAID on IN" direct
ltcan.ng -! ih- unf"rtUual. occurrence"
for The fans. AID wh!l- /; Will III ma
way tend :" MIL interest. II was any
lh.n. hui - fair ihlng. While Sup"rin-
:"Nd,nt Walls may Il" unpopular Tor
rendering his Nor. aud MAY havc CT
2In"arcd similar stunts. nevertheless. IT
appears that II" WAS right yesterday.
and u was anything but G"ntlnmanly TO
lead him from the field with police pro-
lection. II is iru" that e was cham
DionShip struggi" and rn"hnt all 10 Ferry.
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The lineup:
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Tuchdowns--Aikcn and Strom7.
EcfercA-3IaErr. I. \. G..
'mpirC--Samurls. NJ. T.
II. Linesman-Storcr. Linsly.
TImrrs-Russcll ard Neil.
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a OF preparedness.
II have been unforunat" had
~ffu' what knock blow you. I,
left weak and run down Now you need NovO-san
1uvenae the blood again 70 nEhng rontt'rn During the
large numbers killed the balance
food supplies %ovo-San the
will Il and
have known FOR
tablet form ont 10
to a marvellous God food Noth
else condition Tx" Nuvu-Snr
pares with Eovo-S1n health ar
vii! probably Ncyninn not.
Dollar Co. Whcelins ". Va and
box vii :"
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New Sim Fem Angle.

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