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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-07
BOURGEOLSE GETS BACK
D AT THE RULING MASSES

teachers and other persons engaged
in professions have quit work. The
employees on all public service lines
are striking In keeping with the
threat to the executive council of the
communistic government to call a
general strike of all bourgeois classes
If their demands were not granted.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-07
Copper Mine Cos.
Announce Wage Cut

JEROME, Ariz.. Feb. z. - Copper
mining companies here today aunounc-
ed a wage cut effective tomorrow Of IS
cents per day. The order effects near
ly 1000 men and puts the base wagc
for miners back to $5.15 per day,
whic hwas the scale before the federal
mediation. board ordered an increase
last July.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-07
DIV Associated Pressl

BERLIN, Wednesday, Feb. 5.-rhe
whole city Of Dusseldorf has walked
out" Officials, clerks and other EN-.
ployes in the service of railway. tele.
graph, telephone and service lines,
bankers. lawyers. physicians, school
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-07
BILL IS
PASSED BY HOUSE
Measures of Local Interest
Signed By the Governor
Yesterday.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 1.-The House
spnt most of It's time yesterday. after.
noon in discussions of what is known
as the Steptoe gas bill, introduced by
Delegate w. s. John, of Monongalia
county. The passage of the bill,
though only thiHteen members voted
against it, was vigorously opposed by
those who spoke against 1t. The vote
was 64-13.
The thirteen members who voted
against the bill were Anderson, Bland.
Hale, Hersman. Kuykendall, McClaren,
Pridemore, Rankin, Richards, Sum.
mers, Swisher Thurmond and Mcyey.
Speeches against st were made BY
Anderson, Hersman, kpykepdall. and
Swisher.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-07
ARMIES MAY B[
RAISED THEN
NATIONS Prefer
However Limit VIII Be
Placed Upon Size Of
Armies.
COERCION ALSO PUZZLE
Rapid Progress Being Made
With League Of Ne
tions.
(By Associated press1

Y
PARIS, Feb. ELEVEN articles sof
the project for the society of nations!
were discussed and approved with
small notifications by the Peace: con
ference committee on that subject 1T
its meeting last night. President VIII
son presided at the meetIng.
Tho on,v article MT annroysi; IL
the nara1ranh concsrrins ~ & ssHii3 I II
of comnnIsorv m;l,ts ~ '...s sery,Ss IN,
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-07

Week End eues.-Aiiss Irene Bar
ger OF Mor2ntown is the guest for
the week end OF Miss Mary Hess.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-07

Rrcbsbly q he I6csIi siias al
asaey yl.:asnas!r ena arllS s:lasse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
WESTERN CLASSIC At
P|TTSDunG SATURDAY

vRspec !al - Richmond NlrSlhlah}
Pittshurg. Pa, November 6.-The
big Western football cIassic--which
brings together the university of
Pittsburgh Panthers and Washing
ton and Jefferson college at For
field hcre next Saturday--wiit De
sta gcd in the presence OF the largest
crowd that ever witnessed a GRID
iron contest IN Pittsburgh. ms
fact * already assured The inter
est in the game - cNldenc7g oy H''
fact that. for the first time In PITT =
history. il sold out in advance the
entire seating capacity of the huGe
stadium. whore the PittsoufEH
league baseball players hold f"Ftn
ir, tho summertime Every reserved
scat ticket was sold ten days bfIot'
the game an unprecedented sltna
ton here FandoT is evidently lo"N
lrg for grueling battle, ana ina
the public will not be DISAPPOINTED
Is the confident assertion OF th',S"
conyerSant with the ability or the
contending teams
Washington and jefferson mas
not defeated its sectional flFalH
SINCE 1914. whom, coached hy 300
FolweU, now Old Fenns mentor
the Red and Black took the pan
theirs, coached by Joe Dun. VINO was
Killed in France. by the score OF 80
To 10 The game was the last on"
lost to an intercollegiate rival until
Syracuse university took lis meas
ure two weeks aEo. A week after
tn. salt City setback, ". &, J. trim
med Rack Q'NailI's OraugTner by "a
decisive score.
Con1parative scores would indt-
cate a victory next Saturday for w
4 J. by At least five tOuchdownS,
hut no one herea bouts looks for anf
such outcome. and mother does NJ
L. J. Du parer he Presidents
ought 10 win. but football dope Is
n preca rtous thing this fall NOR"
so than ever in the past perhaps
and followers of the Warner h
ed ranthers are quite confident that
their pets will give the Washington
ianz an afternoon u trouble. re
eardless Of the final outcome Of the
clash
To Hay" Battle Royal
Pitt is rot claiming victory in ad~
vance. bat neither IS W 4 J.. How
ever. roth teams arr predicting
battle royal. and such Il is certain
tn be There is traditional rival
-. l.,l.,,.a. ~, ho,u.an, yale
80 yI.r,.ard VA ana prt1coto7
nnd t,rinccton and harvard The
r., 81 ~. nj, ~,
Co4a 80, ha,,n ,,,aa.i,v et,ro 1Sq0
a., 49, e-~;4;o-or Ia ~ S,,, rast
~ q ~Dr,,, at,-a,-s ,rt,,r,rh
n,, - ra,,.,,t va,rs ,be,, bavc
-, 49,, e. ,nrt,r,,a W., sr;rjt
- rnrv ,,,,,rh >, .vidc.co f,,at now
and no pantbcre thonph thev viii
,ot he l., ~ h.s, r,,si@sI condition
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
RECORD SALES
OF HOR Sc S
Thoroughbred Transfers Brought
Fabulous Sur'1S This Season.

Thoroughbred Transfers Brought
Fabulous sur,S This Season.
An astonishing expansion Of the
thoroughbred horse sales business
and an amazing increase in thor
ourhhrcd values is revealed in the
cast 1fr -of.tlse. Eastern traff3e In run~
ming horse stock for the fiscal year
ending August 81. bv r ]. Tranter
president Of tho Fasic-Tipton COM
many. of New York. The sales in Sc
far as thoroughbred yearlines offered
in the Eastern market are concern
81 are hcId mainly In the month OF
August at Saratoga
Tho Thoroughbred yoariins. sales
and especially those held nj night
under the glare Of electric arcs, have
become social functions Men never
think OF going cut to the night sales
from tho palatial cottages and the
great hotels save in evening dress
The best appreciation Of the ex-
rarsian of the aforementioned auction
sales business and Of tho increase in
thorouchhrcd values is to be obtair :
Cd by compa ring tho records ~ 1919
with the records Of 1877 and lols.
Two hundred and seventv-t three
v"ariines were lea 70 the auction
block in 1917, and they brought "A
total of S2S3,275 an average ~ 81
+e4 head. Sixty seven horses or
racing age brought sl1s.1oo. an
average Of sI.7S2 So a head. IN la1s
225 thorough bred vearlines brought
total Of S24S620 an average NJ
q Is head; nine brood mares
fetched s2o95o, an average AZ So
P27.77 n head and fE1 horsns cr
AGING are fetched $500 $40, an aver
age Of slS21 y head
Nor" than three quarters OF a mil
non dcl'ars-sS1a 2lo. to be exact.
was realized at the auction block AZ
Saratoga for the thorourhbreds the
Tranter company offered n bidders
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
SPIDERS CO THROUGH
HARDEST WORKOUTS

The Richmond College football
eleven Is going through the hardest
test Of the season this week in
preparation for the game with VIII
liam and Mary at Boulevard field
Saturday. The latter team defeated
the Spiders at Williamsburg in the
first game OF the championship
series but as the race now stands.
the two teams are tie for first place
and the coming game should de-
termine which contesta nts will re-
main in the run.
The work nf the Soldiers has been
excellent in tho last few games plaYw
ed but Coach Dobson is not banking
too heavily on reputation to pro-
duce winning team on Saturday.
In scrim mage this week the extra
varsity men have been playing on
the scrub team and the varsity has
had a tough proposition in both
their ofcneivc and defensive work,
Every man will be in good physical
condition with the exception OF
Jones, the little quarter. who is sur
ferlng with a bad leg Towili who
made such good showing in the
game last Saturday. ia running the
eleven we'll this week and will prob
dians Captain Carter, Shepherd.
Kidd, Broaddus and Zierler will all
| be seen in action in the coming
fray. Their work In practice has
been exceptional the last few days.
No material changes will be mott
cable In the Spider lineup. but Doh
son will likely use two sets Of backs
against the indians. The visitors
arc coming to Richmond with plenty
OF enthusiasm and pen confident Of
victory. The team win be accom-
Tanied BY the student bod Of XII.
liam ana Mary on q special train
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
TIGERS WORKING HARD
FOR LYACHBURG GAME
Especial to Richmond virginian.)

Especial to Richmond virginian.)
mpden-Sidney Va. Nov. g.
Even though the Tigers returned
from Norfolk Saturday night vic
torious over Coach Drivers ou,nt,
th""e was no let-up in the stead +
and grucliing work that has char
acterized Coach Youngsters pro-
gram for his squads training. Mon
day afternoon the coach had every
Tiger in moleskin on the Venablc
athletic field with the exception of
Jones and Irby who were out on &C
count OF injuries sustained In the
William and Mary game The Tiger
fans fear that these men may not
be able TO play against Randolph
Macon Saturday.
Coach Younger knowing that the
Jackets have a great aerial offensive
machine had his men spend the en-
tire afternoon blocking forward
passes and going over defects
brought out in the Norfolk battle
Saturday. the Tiger backheld had
great trouble in holding the ball in
the William and Mary game. IN
tact fumbling has characterized all
the games played by the Tigers this
year and this one fault has probably
lost them more points than any
other defect. However, today they
went through practice without los
ing the ball single time.
Marshallfs Jackets gave Coach
Youngcr's team a hard game in
Richmond and knowing the Jackets
fighting pep. the coach realizes that
II will he stlll harder to come out
high man when the two teams meet
for tho second time in Lynchburg
Should Randolph Macon go down
for the count Hampden- Sidney
would still be tied with tine winner
Of the Richmond College William
and Mary battle in Richmond on the
same date for the first place in the
mptonship series
4 great many Of the students and
TiFer fans are expected To attend
the I.ynchhur~ game
Coach Younger viii probably take
the following squad OF Tiger with
him to stop the Jacket aggregation:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
by GEORGES CARPENTER.
French Heavyweight Champion.

London. Nov. s.--After all that has
America, that would wriee1e ont
all been So very amusing PERHAPS
now and then annoying, for there
was a suggestion that ! WAS tim
afraid you friends OF mine Will !
hope believe me that | have begun
to train harder ami with more
earnestness than have eve" done in
my life.
For some time have been Al Ia
Guerche, a quiet. struggling little
place some $50 miles from Paris
whore there is but one CAFE almost
no life. no hustle or hustle. quiet
always with RE has been Eddie
McGoorty and his trainer. Gibson,
and many lighting men
Ny training here has rivon me
many more hounds in weight. l scale
7SL kilos. or as You would say 177
pounds which is heavier than I was
when 7 r7es eour $I3ie!s+ Srtrit II Il n r.7Y
FIRST fight for FIVE years Those who
know IRE would not have il that 7
am unreasonable optimistic but +
am sure that + all goes well With
me shall, when / meet Joe Beckett
at the Holhorn stadium on December
4. he a better man physically than
ever I was
when took the ring against Cur
boat Smith In 1874 7 was still grow
ing. l was not a man fuN grown
kew, ! am TWENTY-FIVE and ! am not
going TO have if.thst aItArsilElf I sF7Sa u :
five years in the army. and during
that time never had the gloves on
in a serious night. ] am like Jim Drts-
coll about 10 come back
make this confession readily
however when I fought Dick Smith
at the Cirque DC Paris ! suffered
strargeness that I have never ex-
perienced before; the crowd, the
cheers. the faring lights, the knowl-
edge that I was free to box again
after many long days when / doubted
| should ever he able to do 80 again.
brought ureastncss to me wobhlcd
and felt sick inside. and there were
moments when my eyes We're blurred
and J could not find sense Of dis
lance.
IT was only when the fcht was
over that I gained normal frame II
mind Since then, in the privacy OF
my gymnasium. I have had many
fights. no nero sparring bouts. and
today I feel physically competent To
take the ring tomorrow against Joe
Beckett. | almost wish the com bat
was tomorrow.
This fight with Beckett. ] know,
will be one Of the hardest ever May
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
TEN-PIN LEAGUE

The McEae Clothing com pany took
two out Of three games from the
Richmond Dairy company Inst night
an the Palace all~ya Neither OF the
teams howled in form. and blow nr
n snares were a feature Wade led
nigh score FOR the dairy men with q
total nf sac pins, whtch Top" Vunck
led ris team with 5i2 They were
the only ones to reach the 5en mark
Monday night AT the Pietsch alleys
the Citizens Home Insurance com
pany meets the Richmond Dairy
corn pany. and hot ~game Is expected
for both have blood in their eye Cap
tain Row sev expected to have a new
man IN HIS lineup
Last mighty fcores were
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07

Jake Ftihurn's boy. Josh. is rails
ing a moustache. Some wise Teller
got to kiddin him not long ago about
the poor showing il made. We'll. ,"
Says Josh. They're q loyal bunch.
Not one Of en- has laid down on me
tir YESTERDAY. and when called
he roll one was A. ". q l."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
Soccer Enthusiasts
Hold BigPow-Pow

Soccer ball cnthuSiastists OF
Richmond got together last
night at the Harris k1ippcn
store. 1907 East Main street.
and discussed plans sor the sea-
son this year.
President j. l. Findiay pre-
sided over the meeting and
made short speech. in which he
reviewed the work OF last year,
which was better than might
have bcen expected. due to the
unusual conditions caused by
the war. AMI the fact that
number OF tho players were
gone. But tho outlook for this
year Is brighter than II ever has
hen, and 1t Is confidently ex-
fpecte,i that - Ieagne will he or
cant2cd, and that number OF
inter-city games will he played
especially with Camp Lcc and
Scwport News.
After tho old business had
been cleared M. the election Of
officers took place, ". r. Thorn
tpt tahBtlAe tl0' EkalF uufIHg LEtf'
election. The new officers are;
T., T. Jones. president; j. J..
Findtay. first vice nrc@idcnt. W.
r. Lowry. second vicc-prrsi-
dent: j. Gr1,ndy unanimously
elected to contiue to hold his
position as secretary and treas
urer. p. IT. Thornton was elect
cd ~ custodian of the uniforms
and other paraphanalia and
publicity agent.
4 committee of four men.
NessrS Cummers, Steele, Por-
ter and Allen. was appointed 10
go ont and look M players and
get them to come ont to prac-
tice. Goal posts are now up AT
Byrd park. and all men interest
ed Ia the game arc urged to
conn, there tomorrow afternoon
AT 3:30.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
Read Is Victor at
The Grand Parlors

Read defeated Daily 100 to 80 In
the pocket billiard tourney at the
Grand last night, though TIE latter
as in great form and opened with
run of 19 and followed with anoth-
er of 20. But after reaching rs lie
weakened and Read easily overlook
him, through a steady and consistent
game. It was hard fought game
throughout Tonight Bass and Rye
meet. Both are Keyed up and
great game lis expected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07

Hlair's drug store was broken into
,asi Sunday, hut the only evidence
found was 81 dirty soda glass. Con-
stable Hiram Apple supposes the
faller who brok" IN was thirsty. He
is very strict to see that water is
the only thing drunk on the Sabbath,
and Chieger run was low Saturday.
several 81 our citizens having 10 take
10 mix instead OF their usual aqua
pura.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07

We henrd Bill Jones pull good
story tother day, but We LATED SO
blamed hard we have forgot it, and
now we can't tell it to others so they
can enfoN IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07

a slIck-lookin' Teller came here
last week an tried 10 sell John III
.ingh4m a gold brick John told
BIN he didn't have uothin left he
had Just put all his money ia oil
stocks. My gosh. -. says the Teller,
Ieavin' John rather open-mouthed.
II m twenty years hohiud the times
a fire broke out in Smith s garage
rot long ago. and our efficient fire
fighters were at the station house In
a hurry. They were Just about
ready 70 start when Captain johnson
discovered he had left his helmet at
home Wait minute. boys" he
says hurryin' off TN be back just
as soon as ! can" BY the time he
got TO the FIRE All Dingle had put it
out with couple buckets of water.
Gosh but the cap was sore for
hayin' his business interfercd with
Jay Henderson walked up to liill
Adams Yesterday and asked him for
INC loan OF 3 quarter till Satiday
Bill said ne didn't have no quarter.
and if he did he wouldn't let Jay
have il as ne had loaned him ten
cents three years ago which hadn
been paid back and he didn't In
tend to have too much ma2 10 lent
all in one place He said the. that
he would let jaw have fifteen cents
and if he didn't pay him the total
sum in hurry he would have the
constable look him up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
huntsville Kernels
(By Our Lancaster Correspoli-
lcnt.)

especial to Richmond Nirginianl
huntsville. Va, Nov 6.-~The
huntsville All-Star football team
met the Lively bunch last Wednes-
day. with a nothin' to nothin' score
as the result Therefore your cor
tiggers there amt nothin'
to write about, cause who ever
heard OF "a real game where neither
side didn't make nothin'?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
THE EIcHMoNp Observation-Disclosures J. 1919
OFFICIALS ANNOUNCES.

The. officials for the games of
the +, V. l. A. A. championship
race to be played tomorrow are:
Richmond College - William
and Mary at Boulevard field.
Gooch, Virginia. referee
Apple, Michigan. umpire.
Gourmet Springfield. head lines
man
Hampden-Sidney VS.. Randolph
Macon at Lynchburg.
Hargrovc, V. +. L.. referee.
Smith, Virginia, umpire.
Roden. V. 2. L.. head linesman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07

Mucgin S--Tho world has scant
sympathy for its unfortunateS.
BuEgins-~ Non sense! Haven't You
over noticed how people Invariably
cry AT weddings - iladelphia Rec
ord
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-18
RELIGIOUS LEADERS
ENDORSE THE INTERCHURCH
WORLD MOVEMENT FREELY

Columbus, Ohio, July 1.-THE most
important conference of American ne
gro religious leaders and educators of
the year has Just ended at Columbus
with unanimous endorsement of the
Interchurch World Movement of North
America. This meant that the dele
gates approved a united program of re-
ligious work embracing all the evan
gelical churches of the United States,
regardless of race or creed.
The conference included 1913 repre-
sentatives of the missionary boards and
other benevolent agencies of nine negro
denominations in II states. John r.
Hawkins of Washington, national finan-,
cial secretary of the African Methodist
Episcopal church, estimated that they
represented 100000 communicates.
They heard the identical outline of the
movement, which received the endorse
ment of 500 delegates representing 200
white church boards at Cleveland in
May. The same men who spoke at
Cleveland addressed the negroes at
Columbus. They explained the move
ment as a plan to coordinate missona-
ry, educational, church extension and
similar activities of the Protestant
churches of America in Il unified pro
gram of world d-evangeliZation. A com
mon study is to be made of actual re-
ligious conditions and needs, county by
county, in the United States, and mis-
sion by mission abroad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-18
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GA
LEASE.

State of Oklahoma, Johnston count
In the county court. Probate No. 76
Notice is hereby given in pursuant
of an order of the County Court
Johnston County, State Of Oklahom
made and entered on the 18th day
July, 1919 the undersigned guard.
will offer sor sale and sell at publ
auction to the highest and best bidd
an oil and gas mining lease ON the 81
day of July, 1913, ut 10 o'clock a. !
the following described lands situatt
in Carter County, State Of Oklahom
to-wit:
The Sc Il Of the NE IA of the s
Il, and the NE IA OF the Sc IA
the Sc IA of Sec. 20 and the S
of the NV IA of the SW Ia, and IL
SW Ia of the SW IA of Sec. 81; ar
the Sc IL of the SIC IA of the NV
Ia of Sec. 81; and the Sc IA of IN
NV IA of the SW II of Sec. 2S; an
the NE Ia of the NE Ia of Sec. 2S
all in Township 4 South and Range
West of the Indian Base and Meridid|
in Carter County, Oklahoma; and
The Sc IA of the NE IA Of the SV|
Ii, and the f. IL of the Sc Ia of tn
SW Ia, and the 5 1-2 of the NV
of the Sc IA. and the SW IA of IL
Sc Ia Of Sec. 81; and the N 1.2
the NV Id of the NE Ia, and IL
SW IA of the NV IA of the NE L
and the + IL of the NE, IA of I'll
NV IA, and the NE Ia of the Sc ]
of the NV IA of Sec. %, all in Tow
ship 4 South and Range l West of IL
Indian Base and Meridian in Cart
County, Oklahoma, containing 2.'
acres, more or less, as the case may b..
according to the u. S. Government su-
yey thereof .
said oil and gas lease will be sold
the following terms and conditions d
wit; Cash in hand upon confrmatid|
of sale and delivery of lease.
Said sale to be held in the Coun
Court Room of Johnston County, o
lahoma, at the time above stated.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1919.
j. ID. GOODMAN,
16.2 Guardia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-18
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTAT
BY GUARDIAN.

In the matter of the guardianship
Ella Jackson, Ephraim jackson and u
rene Jackson. minors.
Notice is hereby given in pursuant
OF an order of the county court of II
county of Johnston, state of OklahomI
made the 10th day of June, 1919, Il
undersigned gus rdian of the estate
Ella Jackson, Ephraim Jackson aa
Lorene Jackson, minors, will sell
public sale to the highest bidder subje|
to confirmation by said court on Md
day, the 21st day of July A. ID. 1919
. o'clock p. m. at the front door of Il
court house in Tishomingo, OklahonI
all the right, title and interest of sal
Ella Jackson, Ephraim jackson and II
rene Jackson, minors, the same bei4
an undivided 15-112 interest>in and
the following described real estate 81
uate in Johnston and Carter countid
state of oklahoma. to-wit:
Lots 8 and of section l, and lot
and the NJ of the SWX of secti{
9. and the NJ of the NWH of Il
NWH of the SEA of section So. all
township . south and range east Of II
Indian base and meridian in Johnst{
county, Oklahoma, containing POS acrt
more or less: and
The NJ of the NE4 of the sWH
section u, township south and RAM
? east of the Indian base and meridi} :
in Carter county, oklahoma, containii
20 acres, more or less.
Said real estate will be sold on Il
following terms and conditions, tow
Cash in hand upon confirmation
sale and delivery of deed.
Dated this End day of July. 1919.
JIM ELLIS, Guardian
Published in Daily Ardmoreite Ju
5, 10 and II. 1919.