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Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-24
Makes Application fur
PASSAGE Across the Pond

Miss Dorothy R. Ringwalt. who is
going to France to serve the Red
Cross as a canteen worker, Thursday
made application at federal headquar-
ters for transport to England and
France.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-24
Texan Arrested Here as a
DeSerter; Taken to Funston

Joseph Tharps, 28-year-old regis
trant of Dallas, Tex, was arrested in
Omaha Friday by federal agents and
sent to Camp Funston, Kan, to
answer charges of deserting the army.
Tharps was called to army service
but failed to appear.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-24
Strike of Omaha Ice Men
AVerted bV COMPROMISE

A threatened strike by 80 employees
of the Omaha Ice and Cold Storage
company was averted by intervention
of the federal, state and city employ
men bureau. The men were getting
42H cents an hour. They wanted 50
cents and a compromise was effected
by giving them 47l cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-24
Mems Bathing Suits
$1.00 to $3.95

Near the end of the season finds
US with limited quantity and so
we offer these All-Wool and Wor-
sted Bathing Suits that are worth
up to $500, at $1.o0 to $3.95.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-18
Read This Letter.
1t lives One Of the Reasons Why Farmers Are Disguised
With the NOnpartisan League Leaders


check
beneficial
inatu
eaned thoughth
solicitation bood
og den history "
leaders when T. tthesa
ucka tnh
farmers
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-18
c ONFESSION OF HORACE MANN
This DisIoyalist Was Sent to Idaho by LeSeuer
and Worked Under the Direction Of McKai6

You have all read the confession ofHorace
Mann. He admitted under oath that he had
been sent to Idaho by Arthur LeSeuer.
secretary of the Non-partisan league to
work among the farmers for the league;that
he had been working under the direction of
Kay McKaig, the field secretary for the
league in Idaho. He confessed that he was
Socialist and a sympathizer with the l. w.
W.; that he had made statements in defense
OF the acts of Haywood: that he declar the
draft law unconstitutional and that he was
against the war; that he had told "A number
ofpeople that the Bolsheviki government
was the highest type of democracy that the
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-18

world had yet produced. He also admitted
the authorship of a Socialist book contain
ing rabid statements.
When Mann was arrested Letters and docu-
ments were found on him confirming his
confession. Among them were letters from
Ray MeKaig praising Mann's good work.
his damnable Socialism, I. w, W.-ism pro-
Germanism.
Before Mann confessed. affidavits Of reputa-
table citizens were published in Boise and all
over the state reciting the disloyal statements
ne had made. McKaig was fully advised of
these affidavits but he did not stop Mann, but
sent him back to continue to peddle ,ro-Oer-
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-18

man propaganda. and when he was arrested
McKaig took steps to defend him.
But the evidence was overwhelming and
Mann confessed everything.
Many discriminating letters We're found on
Mann and were taken over by the secretary
of the Gooding county council OF defense
Later the secretary's office was burglarzed
and all the Mann letters that were there
then were stolen. The more important ones
had been placed in bank vault. Who
burglarized the secretarys officer Maybe
McKaig knows why this was done2 Tell us,
McKaig.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-18
SAMUELS FAILED IN DUTY.

There is another article on this page l
want you to read-the telegram from Bart
lett Sinclair to me. 1t tells the story of how
ii. Il. Samuels, who is the Non partisan
league candidate for governor, showed the
white feather when he was prosecuting
attorney of Shoshone county during the
Occur d'Alene riots.
He failed to perform his sworn duty in the
greatest crisis in the history of Idaho
Could such a man be trusted to enforce the
law in Idaho? Would not such a man be
more apt to stand in with disloyalists and
rioters than to attempt to enforce law and
order?
can prove all the statements 1 make
The courts are open to Haywood Debs,
Townley, LeSeuer, McKaig, Scholtz and
Samuels.
The fight is on against the plan of the
Non-partisan league to set up a Bolshevistic
government In Idaho.
Mr.. Citizen, which side are you on?
FRANK r. COOLING.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-18
The
Peoples College
FORT SCOTT, KANSAS

v. shheonS
CicagoM
elbow orker
ejt eturndh from Ds lows to
involve and therefore
the
ngn
o b
aai NJ onscip
Have hear fom Ivan I'M Powers O Atorne
fo ushia Freedom
nei
w, written
SEUER and connection with William D. Haywood
of n
n Of
mmmic aion sgenine
the
atwood $500 -
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-18

TO THE GOOD PEOPLE or
IDAHO:
Read this telegram from Bartlett
Sinclair with care. In the greatest
crisis that ever came TO Idaho this
man Samuels, who now asks you 10
honor him as your governor, failed to
do his sworn duty. -
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-18
READ THAT LETTER.

II you don't believe 1t, read the letter of
headquarters of the Non-partisan league
lie is u farmer. He joined the league. He
gives in this letter one reason for quitting
fhp crowd
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-18

EUGENE v. DEBS, Chancellor.
ALVA A. GEORGE,
Vice President.
F. A. M'CLAREN,
Treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
OLD GOLD AND BLUE
HAS HARD CONTESTS
Local High Team Will Be Up Against
Two Tough Customers This
Weekend.
Old Wheeling high sure

Old Wheeling high sure is going to
be put to the sererest tests possible
this weekend, when on Friday eve
ming the boys will meet Bellaire high
at Bellaire. and Saturday the big team
from Cambridge. O.. will be met at the
local sym.
far the most important on the local
schedule. particularly the game with
Bellaire high. while the ability OF the
Cambridge crow is we'll known here.
Nothing pleaSes the followers OF the
Gold and Blue more than 4 victory
over their rivals -Betlairc-and every
effort will be put forth to defeat them
and show them that Wheeling eXcnlS
in this branch OF sport also. Wheel
ing defeated the Red and Black last
season and also in football this year
and with Il win on their home floor. it
is almost certain that they will repeat
the trick at home. Coach Calvin will
drive his men hard for this crucial
test. and il is likely they will show
more spirit than heretofore. Calvin
stated that the boys from Cambridge
are all big and have been playing a
banS.up game. and expects his young
sters 10 have. hard time Of it.
Old Gold and Blue ribbons and pen
nants will be gotten out from a rest
and YOU will sure see them galore Fri
day. when the team goes over the
river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
not So WORSE
/. FOR A PIRATE
NOT HoMEz OPP HrM IN ISL IN
N1NGS PITCHED.
nonrlas Needs to Take Lessons ffon
i Pirate Finger, for He Was IoesA
! In Giving Circuit Clouts.

II Harold Carlson. Pittsburgh t~trler.
snends tho coming summer in an army
csn,onment he should have pleasureahle
memories OF hts ono year with tue ma
iors, The powerful Swedish younSstcr
who pitched for Callahan and hezoeK
last season was behind some accom-
p)ishments that are known OILY "
small percentage Of the tans.
Figures ~onpii.d On :hr tornc run
hiring in tn. National lcaGu" In i9t'
show that Carlson did not yield SoIt-
,arv fouy-hasc woll"p in l6l INNINGS OF
ritchinS IN this particular feature ne
stands alone.
II REQUIRES real art in pitching
scnso 10 work ,hr cQuIvaien ~ N luli
;-,u,es on a ma jor league slap WITHOUT
rI,ou.inc an occasional hone run. Inc
rockford bow * the persniticatlon or
grace or the mound: in i.ct ms poetry
Of motion is not even eN'elicu eE o<'oe
.Xdaus.
Bu, YOU cannot keep tho SlnCEers
hack with poetry OF moon. one mus
bav, unusual zip N MS fast bali %
,,cco II away from thu terrible swings
- ms, like Kauft. Robertson. Crarath
,,d uornsby. not to Steak OF score OF
atb,-e who arc in sympathy with the
home run morcncnnt
Tom Scaton Of chicago IN IS games.
tim Middleton OF wv York in Is. FL
nncr kne,zcr Of Cictnnat In IL. JAKE
W,v Of s.. Louis in15 and Walter Reu-
,ber Of chicago aid Cincinnati in II
e,Sn ,.ssed throus the campaign with
az, brin~ located for 4 barrier driv",
hu, they did li,'" work. compared to
carlson. Seaton se!nS IN" most outF on
no 6-irc line innings-and hnetzcr
the lcaSt--@1 innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12

NEW YORK. F.h. ll.-prcsld"nt IL.
IL Fruzc, Of III, boston American
league club announced hero '"-n!6ht
that he mad just appointed Ed"n7" -
Harrow as manager OF the keG son
Tho news Of the selection OIL l"tEE""
a. ,hc Eustnn clubs ucw manager vas
no, unrNp.ctCd. Earlier III IA" evening
Barrow announced that his resignation"
as president Of the International League,
which he rendered - that "rIhti|Al'""
last D"cemb b, 7. HAD been accepted.
He also stated that at tho meeting 81
the Class IA league here to-day Il COM
promise had been offered him III regard
10 an Increase Of salary, which had been
reduced from $1,000 to $500 d year ~
the December meeting. Barrow Saiu
that he vas negotiating for another po-
sition. which he expected TO accept
some time tonight. and he had r"tuseu
to reconsider his resignation.
AS Soua as EarruwS resignation had
been accepted at to-day'S meeting u:
the International league, President e
y. Chaptn o. tho Rochester, y. Y. c!uo
was chosen as acting president OF III"
organization. Al the close III lorG
session President Chapin stated that TN
International club ownrrS. all u whom
were present. had hopes. Of being able
10 cuntiru" the operations OF III" league
during IN coming season.
Owing to the unsettled condition OF
TIN. Buffalo siIuatiou.' he said. and in
view Of the prospects Of Sunday base
ball III New York state being lcSal'A2d
At Albany. the club owners had decided
to adjourn until March -. On ihat
date 4 meeting Will DC held here i;
which the definite policy or tho league
will be ANNOUNCED. In The meantime the
players contracts Will be Sent out as
usual. before March |. in conformity
with the rule TO that effect
While Mr.. Chaplin dcuicd that any ac-
ton WIS taken in regard 10 nominating
a man 10 succeed to Burrows position
in the league. several names were men,
TONED informally during the session.
Among thSc We're James T. Fricc. New
ark, y. j.: John \. GammunS. provi-
rlence. L. l.; Arthur Irwin. manager II
tho Toronto club last season: David l..
Fultz and John VI. Ward. both residents
OF brooklyn and former diamond stars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
DISTRIBUTING
fConttured from First Page.)

courage any suggestions for time and
a half overtime; and second. they
wanted. whatever the cost Of the new
basic dav. 10 have the bill paid by
the public. instead of the roads.
/ "Thrv succeeded in having incor'
porated in the commissions reports
statements that originally were pre-
parnd for presentation as partisan ev'
idencr.
Increases in pay asked by Mr.. Shea
! for members Of his brotherhood
amounted TO ten per cent. generally.
with minimum wage OF S%.50 per
day. The possibility of bastng the
nav OF firrmcn OH the coal used, with
Il view 10 saving fuel. elected numer'
GUS questions from Secretary Lane.
chairman Of tho commission. and the
frank hostility of the union leader 10
lany such system.
I'VE found when was on tho Inter
state Commerce Commission Mr..
Shea aid. that less than ten per
cent, Of fuel units were utilized. We
are Interested very greatly in making
time with trains 10 relieve congestion,
and also in the saving of fuel. Could
mot the frcmcn be paid on a basis Of
tho use Of COAL"
"a bonus systrm?' asked Mr.. Shea
quickly. 81 would oppose any such
plan. 1t was tried on the Prnnsylra-
MIA lines. east, and experience showed
there was no accurate way of nleasur'
ing the fuel The experiment caused
more confusion and dissatisfaction
than any other innovOtion | ever
knew. The bonus system makes n
certain class Of employees dishonest
land am opposed 10 anything with
such tendency.
"Thnrr should be- competent instruc'
ttnrs 10 teach iircmrn ABOUT combuS'
tiOn, though as a matter OF fact we
are not burning: coal nm railroads any
more. To use The railroad term. il
lis real estate-SlaE. slate and dirt"
Mr.. Shea will continue his discus
sion OF the S-hour commissions re-
port tomorrow.
Dozens of kilograms We're put into
recent testimony Of W. &. Lee. head
of the -Trainmen's Brotherhood. re-
ferring TO train dispatchers AS train
delayers." They came from employees
of railroads in the West, chiefly Ne
braska, Wyoming, North Dakota,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
CATHEDRAL AGAIN
MEETS L|N5LY
lITTlETON GAME SATURDAY
WILL MAKE ORANGE AND
BLACK CONTEST HARD.
Linsly, After Days Of Practice, Is Pre-
pared to Offer the Stiffest Opposi-
ton Possible.


The Cathedral High school quintet,
after easily dispoSing Of MounGsrillc,
has been working out steadily for It's
two hard contests this week Linsly.
which defeated Sislrrsvile several
weeks ago on the lattcr's floor. will
be the first opponent tomorrow night,
and on Saturday tho Maroon and White
journeys to LiLtielon for return
game.
Coach Holden OF Linsly has been
driving his men consistently with the
aim 10 develop speed for nil the men
on the men on the squad ar" unusual.
~ big and lack this important charac-
tcristic Linslv has been playing in
streaks this season. at. times display
Ing unusually clever teamwork and
shooting, but were not consist mt
enough. The material is all green and
with Il little more constant coaching
the squad is expected to come around
in good shape. II is expected that the
boys will make much better showing
in the game tomorrow night with
Cathedral. and every posSibl" effort
will be made 10 win ont. As this Is
the only game scheduled This week
for LinSly, the boys will let themselves
out
The Maroon and White will bc there
with their representatives. and also
their supporters 10 see that the game
is interesting 10 the many that are OK
pected TO attend. Cathedral has ? re-
turn game with Litlleton on Saturday
which is regarded as hard one. as the
team OF that place is strong on its
home floor and is much bigger.
Every preparation is being made
for the handling of tho largest At
tendance Of the season 1T the Armory.
and il indications are any means Of
predicting, it's going 10 be some crowd.
The seconds OF thr two schools will
mix 10 keep the fans interested dur
ing the intermiSsion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
PIKE ]OLLEG|ANS
WILL NEE. TONIGHT IN PARK Ca
s1No 70, ORGANIZATION AND
EI,ECION OF OFFICERS.
Arc Also ct for Games With tho fasr
se,nt-P' Elves OF TINS SecHon-
Van Games for This Week

mocnr Of tn: Pix" C"li"Etans -
o,red 8. this evening at sis O'Clock
g., ~, 'hcciinE park Casino for the
nr-,o..,f organizing and "l""t'nS the
n,r,rc captain and treasured. Ihf
r;lc his have played several SatoeS.
h,,, ba. mot yet effected an orEtniZa-
80, - tho club. The full Attendance
- 49, ru.ruh"rS Is requested At tue
.,hoycstat.d time sharp.
IT, ar, also "ut for games and may
,,Sy.. this "hall"ng" through the col
,,rn.nf this paper or the News. inc
T.ntn,y COLLEGE Reserves met defeat az
40 ardS .. the pike boys last Friday
ny,ng3aud :h.y have split even IN
...,s i;iaycd with The Cathedral Alumni
,,,,.,. Who have the "7er' "f h";nE one
nc b.S, srmi-pro iives in this Eicln-
-, No practiv" will be held At TINS
ling as the Casino floor IS closed on
.ncun, of the heatlesS order Tor az.
COS OF amusement. Tho men r"1u"stH6
he present at this meeting ar;
oily. Fest r; EliG. RI. f:liG. {. ''runL.
Grunz. Mink. Costello. bu'hihah'
urner. Stewart and Mc.\tcs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Ed. BARROW, EX-
NHEEL|NGITE:, To
MANAGE RED SQ|X

Ed Barrow, who has resigned
the presidency OF the Interna-
tional league to accept tie man
agemeut Of the Boston American
league club (the Red Sox), was
manager and part owner Of the
Wheeling Interstate league club
Of 1895, which finished the sea-
son in the IRON and Oil league
and won the latter's penaant
after an exciting series with ire
Warren (Pa.) club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
You Can Rub and Rub and Rub
Rut Your Rheumatism Remains

Remove the cause. and thcrn will be
no pain. The proper treatment. there
fore. is remedy that purifes the
blood. Scores Of sufferers say tina,
S. S. 5. has cleans"d their blood of
rheumatism. BY removing all trace of
the disease from their system. If you
wish 10 intelliSently treat Rheumatism,
20 10 YOUR drug store today and get
bottle Of S. S. S., take it as directed
aud YOU Will soon b.. on the way back
10 perfect health. Then il You want
any special instructions. write our
physician all about your symptoms.
and he will give you all necessary in
strucuons regarding your own case,
for which no charge is made. Address
Swift Specific Co.. FIT, Swift Lehora.
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
STUDENTS PLAY
M|DGETS SATURDAY
Battle for Supremacy Between Two
Teams Of the "Y" Promises to
Be Hot One.

"Midgets versus Students" will be
he big attraction for the fans at the
local "Y" gym Saturday, and with this
contest arranged with no little diff.
Guilty, the sport lovers are going to be
treated to something rare in the basket
ball linz. These teams met last sea
son in 4 series which proved Very III
teresting and with both strengthened
at present. it promises 20 afford even
more thrills than the past perform
ances.
The ~" this year has been the
scene OF many interesting contests, and
even though the big team has not
been playing. due to inability to secure
games, interest at the ~" is normal,
and the crowds are becoming gradual
Is larger in number
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Big League PasShO|ders
Must Pay Ten Cents Tax

CINCINNATI. O., Feb. 1.-THE ma
,ional baseball commission today gave
mr. a notice explaining in detail the
manner in which the war TAX wouIc
he collected al ball parks during the
coming season. Ten cents Will oe
dropped into a box by all pass holders
in major league parks next season at
ever game they attend. the usual
war tax, of course. will be- assessed 10
all purchasers who guy tickets:
The commission ANNOUNCED tha'
This matter was taken up in Washing
ron with Daniel C. Roper. commission
or o. internal revenue, and nls several
assistants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
JOHN |. HAS GONE
BY w. A. PHELON.

The years fly swiftly and we know the dawn
Of erayIne agc-for Sullivan has gone!
Our thoughts ranging far along The track
OF the Past. and memories come back
Tales that told al nj ht around the hrn
OF the strong youth who gained his hearts desire"
Higher amhiIu ion than the lust Of gold
\ champion : laur"lS 10 achieve and hold.
4 vuiuh who laughed N wrallh'S inSidiouS lure
But scattered it among the weak and poor
\ warrior who. with grpped and sinrway hands.
Asked only, show me whore my focman stands
And scenes Of battle, where, like some Young bull,
He drank deiigh; ri victory IN the fully
The years fly swiftly, and we know the dawn
OF graying age-tor Sullivan has gone!
The picture changes and upnnlhe brink
or dark disaster. winncupS dance and c!lnK
Young and yet old-st champion III IN" Tray
idol of all. he goes his chosen way.
Rising from slooIh. ne resumes his cr"wn.
Stands firm al hay. and strikes his rivals down
ncwcon" for-F;lc marks -rr!rnllcSs >r"E''--
Tho thud of blows the champion Is no more.
I'oncurred Observation-Disclosures ~ tn" rlHS'
IIc sill lived on hi-h.houOred IA KING.
uo VA. Our Champion and an icy blast
Struck 10 our hcaristrinSS a. IN" Champion pH*H'"'
The years fly swiftly, and we kno" the Dawn
OF oraying age-tor Sullivan has gone!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
River Craft Damage.

r." I1". Im2 "u' Of va heavy SrrE"
hcr" carly yesterday nIn:nlng. nS'i"r-
ably damaged r.'"r craft IN his Ni'ln-
iiN Captain 'r"sS"p'S i'rr! equipment
4. ia" foot "l Seventh rect. WAS ma
rr.r,;t,ly damaged. y large h"uS" h"at
MAS demolished. whii" = .nuuhrr az
SiSiriS Yer" hnit"r"d Ini" $plini"rS.
Many Other house boats and Skift% III
this locality were also damaged. Bar
low Brothers. Twelfth street. f"rrymrr,
suffered ntl!c. haiIng anchored their
lrriS "Ic.. an III" ohio side.
one Of ,h.. big i,,. breaks at lnc Fort
I!,r mine WAS washed "ui. but !hc
:liiir.'s .iprl" was mot damaged.
M hnuS,; IN this city we're flooded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
PLEASING RECITAL At
ST, JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
DE-. Clara Sullivan Delivers Talk an
Miss Wolfe and Mr.. Leach in
Musical Rend1tionS.

Last evening at ST. Josnph's academy
n delightful recital was held h"ior" Il
large audience.
A brief lecture was given by nr.
Clara Sullivan. In which Sill" very
charningly pointed on: the various;
characteristics in tn" life Of Robert
Schumann. DR.. Sullivan also gave Il
very descriptive illustration of th"
"Carnival." from S"humann..
Miss Jessie Alma Wolf" g:,r" u num-
hcr If artistic and beautiful piano s"l"c-
tluns
John VIII Leach sang several bari
,onc solos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Lniments by the Gallon VIII
Never Make a Cure.

II Rheumatism could be cured b.,
uboing the painful parts with lint
nents and lotions. there would oe no
rheumatism today For enough in;'
men, has been used by the average
utterer to float his body in.
Has his Rheumatism been cured :.
Ask him. Has anything but temper
arr relief been obtainedo Has not the
pain promptly returned. so that inc
old process OF rub. rub. rub must be-
Yin all over again" Ask anyone who
has ever been afflicted with this pain
ful. torturing disease. and they will
admit that nothing but temporary re-
lief has even come from these e1ter-
nal applications.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
SCORES NEAR
KNOCK OUT IN BATTLE

DENVER; Colo, Feb. 11.--Fred Full
ION. contender for the heavyweight
boxing championship. won from Tom
lMcMahon, Of New Castle. Pa. here to-
might. the referee stopping a sched-
ulrd lI-round bout in the fourth
round. when Mcmahon was hanging
on the ropes. The decision was
awarded to Fulton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12

tenn ne court as 'h"y Ar" not return
allr until n" April rWl"S.
Attorneys Brown and kii@ said they
had nothing u say At tho present and
Mr. rurrIp,t vas not IL MoundSNi!lc
NcSt' rda :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
South Dakota, Missouri, Minnesota,
Utah, California, Washington and Ore.
con.
FAlRMoNT NORMAL WON.
Special to The Inte1ligcncer.

FAIRMONT, W. Va. Feb. IL
Swapping Davis and E1kins college,
50 TO Is in the first half, Fairmont nor.
NAL used several subs and changed
the regular players 10 other positions
in tho second frame of the game. the
final being - TO %. ID. and Z. plays
West Virginia al Mn:gantow1 tomor.
row night, while FaiTnont normal
goes to Salem.