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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-21
Ambassador lapo1ski 0 niepo,
rozumieniach rasowych.

| Newy York, 20 marca.-W W mo
vie swej do stowarzyszenia japon
skiego, ambassador japonski dla a
meryki vice hrabia Ishii, nawoly
wal do rozpoczecia odpowiedniej
akcyi na konferencyi pokojwej
celem zmniejszenia uposledzen ra-
sowych, kt6re nazwaf powodem
niezadowolenia i nieporozumienia
pomiedzy narodami W przesz1osci.
Nicby bardziej ME przyczynilo
sic do zaprowadzenia stafego po-
koju, ,niz odpowiednia akcya wzgle
dem tel sprawy, W tym czasie.
Konstytucya Ligi narod6w nicby
ME wartala, gdyby ME zawiera1a
prawa zalagadzajacego nieporozu
mienia rasowego pomiedzy naro-
dami.
Nastepnie ambassador oswald
cZyf, re Japonla Wcale ME staraIa
by sic wykorzystywac tegoz pra-
wa, ale owszem trzymac sic scis-
lie swych przerzeczen majac ma
wzgledzie porozumienie i praw--
dziwa przyjazn pomiedzy oboma
panstwami.
Stala zasada Japonii jest ogra-
niczyc jak najwiecej emigracye
swych mieszkanc6w do Ameryki.
OSwiadczyl przytem, re ta zasada
powinna uspokoie alarmy wzbu-
dzajacych obywateli amerykans--
kich. 'as1e
Przy koncu swej mowy oswald
czy}, ze Japonia ma te same pra-
wa do pewnych przywilei co inne
narody europejskie, chociazby
tego nawet wzgledu, re wraz
innymi walczyla przeciw wspolne
mu wrogowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-21

Washington like other communities
throughout the United States, observed Polish
Day with appropriate exercises in commemora
ton Of the holding Of the first free elections IN
Poland.
AT 3 O'Clock n the afternoon, when the
liberated citizens Of that ancient country were
casting their ballots as free men for the first
time since Poland war partitioned by Russia,
Prussia and Austria, Polish citizens Of Wash
ington and invited guests, representing allied
countries, assembled about the Kosciuszko mo-
nument at Madison Place and II street north.
west, where simple but impressive services
were held in honor Of the event which history
will describe as the most significant step in the
formation Of the new Polish republic.
Lieut. Jean Labat, aide to Col. Martin, OF
the French High Commission, who supervised
the recruiting Of the Polish army in the United
States, delivered the following address at the
monument after the invocation of Rev. Anto-
nj Lechert, Of the Catholic University.
ADDRESS OF LIEUT.. JEAN LABAT, AIDE
TO COLONEL MARTIN, FRENCH
HIGH COMMISSION.
Ladies and Gentlemen 49,. -..-.
Colonel Martin, who is attending the Po-
lish Mass Meeting in New York, will very
deeply regret not being present at the signific-
ant demonstration that is taking place at the
foot Of the monument Of your great Kosciusz
ko consider it as an honor and privilege to
represent him here and to speak in his name
as we'll as in the name Of the whole French
people.
When l was at school and learned the gen.
enral history Of Europe was taught to ad
mire the Polish people / learned of the mar
tyrdom of Poland which l compare to that Of
Alsace- Lorraine. My heart ached as much for
both people. The name of Poland is dear to all
the French People The Polish people have CIV
en- the world the most wonderful lesson Of pat
riotisn1.
At the end Of the eighteenth century Po-
land was divided between Germany, Austria
and Russia Every one Of the these countries
have succeeded to conquer the Polish territory,
but they have never been able to conquer the
Polish hearts. All sorts Of treatment has been
used by Germany but the years have past with
out bringing any change in the minds Of the
people. Germany was not more successful in
the treatment Of Alsace-Lorraine during the
past fifty years. The same as with these prov.
inces Germany has been able to make Of Poland
a German land, but she never succeeded in
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-21
Hrabia Lichnowski bedzie mo-
re ambasadOrem niemieckim.
Dawnieszy reprezentant berl1skiego rzadu Welkiej
Brytann prZbed1e mole do Ameryki

True translation filed with hepost master at Wnona Mnn
March 20 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct 1917
Stockholm 10 marca. Berinski correspondent do Swenska
Dagbleda rabiego Kar6a Maxa Lcnoskiego byte
niemieckicgo ambassadors do Wekej Byani jake mowe
ambassadors do Stan6w Znoczonyc skoro po bed uko
czony.
Hraba Lchnowd wywoa sensacye gdy roku 1918 dIu-
GIN artyku gan Niemcy rozpocze wojne utrzymy
wal re Wielka Bytana roba wszysko mowe ably kna
Rezuatem pruska zba ord6w wypedzla aa poll
Obecn donoszq wiadomosc hraba Lchnowsk
wodnczyc bedz delegacy nemece konferenc pokoowe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-21

Og6lna si}a wojsk amerykans-
kich W Tien Tsin wynosi jeden re
giment stafej piechoty. Sa to prze
waznie starry doswiadczeni zo}nic
RE.
z powodu braku szczeg6l6w u
rzednicy ME chcieli robie zadnych
o tel sprawie komentarzy. Pry--
watnie zas powiadomiono, ze kon
sulat japonski zostaf napadniety,
"a co Rad amerykanski musi u
karac winnych zarazem prze--
prosic Rad japohski.
Zaznaczyc to wypada, re konsu
lat japonski W Tien Tsin jest W
dzielnicy znanej rozmaitych
wybryk6w ulicznych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-21
Handel ma rzece Ren " przy
szlosci bedzie konholowany
przez rzady aliant6W.

Pary1, 20 marca. = W przysz-
losci zegluga na rzece Renie kon-
trolowana bedzie przez komisye a
lianckie, komisya konferencyi po-
kojowej na mied odowem po-
stanowieniu 0 portdch, kolejach j
drogach wodnych dis tax zadecy
dowala. Komisya chce postanowic
ma SVEN miejscu niemiecko ho-.
lenderska komisye z rrzed wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-21
Zamieszki alneryka1sko-iap
skie alarmuja Washington.
Washington, 20 marca.-

Washington, 20 marca.- AM
basador ameryka1ski Reinsh W
Tien Tsin zawiadomif departa-
ment Stanu 0 zamieszkach powsta
}ych pomiedzy marynarzami anne
rykanskimi i japonska policya i
kilkoma cywilami. Powiadomi} r6
wniez, ze wyslai na miejsce wypa
dku jednego re swoich sckretarzy
dla wdrozenia sledztwa. W spra-
wozdaniu ambasadora niema
wzmianki o napadzie ia konsulat
;japonski, ami tez 0 pobiciu kon-
sula podawanych W depeszach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-21
0uet weienny przez kanai

Washington, 70 maTca. = Ok
ret wojenny North Dakota jest
pierwszym okretem wojennym z
klesy pancernik6w kt6ry pre-
plynal przez ,kanal panamski. Gen
Harding raportowal dis sekreta-
rzowi wojny re North Dakota
przeszedi przez miedzymorze bez
przypadku j tyfko " troche VIE
cej czasu anizeli jest Wymaganem
dla malych ladunkowych okret6WsI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-21
Wiesniacy zabli gen yon
Arnim a.

Londyn 20 marca. General
.hrabia. Sixt Won Arnim, komen-;
sdant nienie ckiej armii we Elan
dry przez Wielka Geese wojny,
zostal bity ma ssmierec przez wies-.
niakoW - Asch, w Czechaeh st6'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-21

sownie do Exchange elegraph
Go. Powiadaja ze general Won Ar
MIN strzelal do Wiesnia k6W zbie
Irajjacych drzewo opaloWe na je~
go wlasnoseii ze naotloch napadi
i spladrowaI jego zamel zabiW
sszy 60 poprzeilni ;s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-21

Pay komisya cd zagranicznych wodnych dr6g port6w,
koe zaecyowaa dzs konereny pokoowe poecic azeby
Szvacary by1o u}atwene zcgwana Renic k6rgo
sic domaga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-21
Raportujq 0 silnym ruchu ma
korzy$c brytyjskiego dow6dzcy
Admiral Benson dostapd wyrzucenia kontoh nienec-
kiego uzbrojenia traktatach pokojowych

translation filed with thepost master at Winona, Ainn
March 20 1919 required by the Act of Congress Oc 1917
Londyn, 20 Slime uczucic jest politycznych dy
k}ach Paryu wzgedu zaprosenia Hcrbera
II Asquth bcgo brtykiego premera ably zosal pierwszm
prezydentem Ligi narod0w stosoWnie do Daily Mirror
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
RED AND BLACK ANXIOUS TO JoT
DOWN ANoTHER VICTIM TO ITS
LONG uNBRoKEN CHAIN.
Girls and Boys go to Moundsville Sat.
urday Evening in Another EK-
pected Pair of Wins.

Bcllaire high Is setting the pace for
all local schools to cndravor TO reach.
as each opponent comes along. the fans
figure Bellaire To win. which proves her
class. Why Bcllairc Is picked to beat
Cambr;dg" tonight is not to be general
~ ovcr-workrd for Cambridge has a
team to hc considered in the running. MS
she easily trimmed Linsly institute. one
Of tho biggest schools in athletics in the
Ohio Valley. However. on the face Of
tho fact that Marietta trimmed Cam
bridge and Ecllairc walloped the down
river lads. make The big difference in
this issue tonight.
Going through hard list OF games
thus far. without slip is the record
made by the Red and Black. coupled
with some neat scores being piled up,
indicative Of the scoring power of the
machine. Bellaire in McDermott. has
one of the niftiest guards to don gym
suit in the Ohio Valley. in many many
moons, while his work in each and
every contests has stood out above the
average. It is revelation TO see the
youngstcr perform and q great future ia
predicted for him as he did some pretty
nice work on the gridiron, being unani-
mously chosen on the Ohio Valley
Scholastic Mythical eleven. Culbcrtson
takes care Of the center job In faultless
style. outjumping and out-shooting any
Of His opponents this season.
With the game tonight out OF the
way, both the girls and boys will run
down to Moundsville to see just how the
Peniten1iary City folks arc behaving,
and then bring home two more 10 add
TO the list Bcllairc's girl representa-
ton is far above the standard, and the
school is represented by the greatest
, team IN it's history. this being brought
about by the defeat of the, Wheeling
girls 40 had enjoyed a record of five
dercutlcss seasons until finally con-
Ouercd by the Red and Black in the best
game ever seen in the girls class in the
over tho river city.
Interest is cveident over these con.
tests by the followers % the Rcd and
Black and the results will be o. spec
ulation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
WH00PS, NAH DEAR!
and SO THEY FELL
ONE OF THE MOST IETEREsTIHd
GAMES OF THE SEASON PLAYED
AT THE z. ID. G. A.
LAST NIGHT.

In game that was free from specta-
tors. the Engineering Department sue
crcdcd in scoring 4 h!g victory from me
Laboratory five by the score OF ~
%, Raske, ball at the Mold is surely
creeping towards the front, and the way
the games are creating interest. war
rants n successful conclusion OF the
schedule arranged. An industrial league
is lust the right sort of thing 10 keep
tho employees in good physical trim.
after tho continual. grind Of the daily
toll. Exercise is essential to every
human being. and just enough OF II ana
not too much. will work wonders In
stimulating proper enthusiasm and in
spring qualities.
Last nights contest was one Of the
clevercst seen In the city among Trans
that have lacked practice ana played
only for the sake OF the sport. From
beginning 10 end the contestants bat
tied with vengeance. as II striving for
q specified goal. Several sparkling plays
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
.WELLSBURG HIGH
VS., UHR|CKSV|LLE
IN I'll I TONIGHT
BROOKE coUNTIAHs READY TO
ADD MORE LAURELS WITH
REGULARS BACK IN TIE
LINEUP.

The collapse Of the Wellsburg high
school 1--WE was short-Iivcd and the team
is now ~intact ready 10 meet Its next
opponent. UrichSvllc. tonight at the
Wcllsburg gymnasium. Prior to last
week the Wel!sburgers had been going
ut a rapid clip. trimming opponents as
fas, as they were booked, coming 10 a
final halt losing TO Steubcnville in
bitter engagement. Disguised and dis
courage some of the boys became
so the result led 10 some Hlt!e
dir ...i:rs which eliminated in NOR
cilcss trnuncing at the hands Of the
speedy Westinghouse five Of Pittsburgh.
Wcilsburg has trimmed Cathedral,
Linsly aud Steubenvillc. all Of which
shows she had class and still has. II
the players get down to work again.
On paper the Brooke Countians had the
best team in tho Ohio Valley. PAUL
is still out on account Of nm operation,
but the rest of the team will be In har-
ness.
In looking over the :W'cllsburg sched-
ule p lapse Of two weeks is shown By
open dates. However it is thought that
other teams will be taken on and the
list completed. Unless the boys brace
up and show class. as Of your their
| chances for going TO the Tournament
! will be lcsSencd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
WHEELING HIGH
LANDS CONTEST
WITH BETHANY
FRESHMAN FIVE FRoM BUFFALO
CREEK WILL BE THE AT
TRACTION AT LOCAL
SCHOOL FLOOR

After practicng all week with no
game in view. Manager kcylnr OF the
Wheeling high school announced last
evening that tho H"thauS Freedmen
FIVE consented to appear in an exhibit
ton with the local warriors tomorrow
night. This announcement comes as
glad news to local followers as the in
situations are quite friendly in their
relations. and al tho same time IL Will
give them an opportunity of seeing their
prntcgcs perform.
Wheeling has Il dandy five this sea-
son, and has been going along nj a
pretty rapid pace, showing much bet
ter form than the team Of last season.
Coach Calvin has been working dill
gently with the boys. and. hopes to
have them ready for the other big
games left on tho list. Bethany's
team is unknown. as Is any freshmen
nrganizati ion. and for this reason. the
many fans will be curious enough to
take In tho exhibition tn see just what
stuff the Buffalo Creek lads offer.
This attraction VEIL serve "a the
main hill of the bargain tomorrow even
ing. ne the girls will engage the fast
New Martnsvillc S"Ntctte in a clever
preliminary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07

Not game put on in recent years
Ia. caused the fans to look upon win
interest as the time approaches TOT Tue
staging of the closing chapter OF ehe
big Inte)liCencer basketball tournament
tomorrow evening at the 7. M. Z. A
when the Bellaire P. & G. five opposes
Alumni. y prcttier match coulo not DC
made In this section. and since FEaNS
Of the bitterest sort is ever character
6stic Of the programs or the teams
nlenty Of action. life and science. Is TO
10 exhibited. as either will have to
chow it's true class to survive the other.
Bellaire, according to the MANY 1ana'
has the big edge by right of weight
experience and number Of men hgurlnS
that the team has won all its games by
mig scores, at no time being forced to
extend itself. thereby giving the lahs
but n vague picture of Its strength
Manager Jimmy" McKelvey IS that
same old wise boy Of old. for tho col
lection of players he has for MS I'VE
is lust about as good as can De gain
cred together On lone organization IN
the Ohio valley. Each and every man
is a start in his position. MACK me
midget. startled the state OF OHIO IN
the high school basketball tournament
! several years ago. and with him at one
OF the forward poSlSlonS ptS eo6e -
gained. Tobin is known to every oas-
ketball fan In the valley as an all
around athlete. while his performances
on Bellaire high teams in The past werN
unuastiou"d He should prove clever
running mate to Mack. Morris at cen
ter. is a college man Of ability. and to
! see him in action stirs the sporting
spirit. as the is the big gun Of tho
works. Kompart. former Bellarc hlSi
center: Zweig. Knox and Kane rount
out a dangerous contingent.
| Cathedral.
Tho Cadets are rractlcInE eac hrT"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
Cadets Have Come Into Their Own And
Hope TO Down Up River Boys in
Exhibition.

If the spirit and determination Of the
Cathedral high school basket ball Is TO
be rcckoned, there will be plenty OF
action and thrills in store for the many
fons who take advantage OF the big Of
fcring at the bowl" tonight when the
Maroon and Cream assumes the respon-
sibility Of putting clamp on the pos
sible uprising OF the little town Of Fol-
lansbee to enter the basket ball map by
springing q surprise. Although in most
contests. many can figure how close the
contestants may be. thus avoiding to
largo extent the possibility OF G. COM.
;,lcIc reversal in opinion. but 1t Is
thought that tho difference between the
contestants this evening does not merit
any real cause for concern among the
local followers.
F'ollansbees timber is unknown 10 10
cal basket ball adherents. practically
nothing being heard Of the up river lads
this season In the floor sport. However.
it can he said that the school docs not
participate in any other form OF ath-
letics. thus putting all spare moments in
the caging art.i Follansbce is pretty
tough job on its home floor. but with
the assumption that the team is mex
pericnced. which is evidently the case,
the Cathedral lads are going into the
contest to display its true wares. and
not permit the chance that now bcfalls
her TO fade. as the team is apparently
on the journey to the top Of the ladder.
An attempt 10 secure Nate" Borham
to officiate was unsuccessful as he
will handle the important game between
". V. L. and Fairmont tonight at Fair
mont. There are several good men In
line and refcreeing will not mar thc:in-
terest. AS usual classy prcliminaries
will he staged. and q thoroughly enjoy
able evening is promised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
BASKET BALL PRACTICE
STARTS AT BETHANY

Basketball practice started in the
new Irwin gymnasium last night. for tho
first time in four years. The new Irwin
gymnasium, is practically complete and
gives Bethany one Of the best playing
floors in this section. Coach Honsbcrger
has large squad out. Though il is too
late to play full varsity schedule, he
hopes to get A good team In shape for a
few games the last February and tn"
first Of March. The time Of the dedica-
ton Of the gymnasium has not yet been
announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
FOURTEEN INDICTED.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 6-The federal grand
jury today returned indictments against
fourteen men charging conspiracy to
dcfraud the government. Two Of the
men are charged with using an inferior
grade or coffee in filling 4 government
order and the other twelve are charged
with conspiring to obtain clothing. sold
Mt Jefferson barracks at 8 low rate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
GREATEST Of ENTHUSIASM SHOWN
AS TIME DRAWS NEAR FOR TREAT
QF BASKET BALL SEASON At "Y''

ing with a victcry in mind. and spur
ed on by the cry Of the popular Schooi $
fans, n determination will be noticed
| - their actions and from the very out
set the boys will go after the cross
river crew and get the jump. In NC
Cannon the team has coming star IN
athletics, while Clark has done remark
ably we'll in floor work and shooting IN
The other games Of the tournament
Gorsuch is a capable guard. wh'le Raj
ferty and Fahey are big fellows who
have gone through many an important
game, and know just how to act. When
entered in the tournament the manage
nent was so sure OF NiEgenycr Dailer
,and Thoner returning from III" serFise
that their names were put down on inc
hist. Something unforeseen turned up
innd none OF the men put In an appear
lance, and the result has left the team
IN 8 very embarrassing position. 5arr-
ing injuries nnd dIsoualhcations the
Maroon and Cream should make mat
! ters at least interesting while many are
Of the opinion that victory Will come
! Wheelingward.
Interest.
! There seems TO be considerable talk
as to the probable outcome. but very
| few are willing TO base a firm opinion.
! Rcllaire in many respects has the bug
| boint in its ftvor, but the fact that Ca
| thedral has a veteran collection or past
masters Of the floor sport makes 1t All
the more complex. and guessing the
winner Is a very untimely subject.
Those who attend are asked TO come
carly and avoid the possible rush. No
admission will be charged, and since
the teams are OF such high class ali
bre, a record crowd is practically GER
tain, and many will he disappointed.
but il will be no fault OF those connect
cd with the move. as tho "f is consid-
cred the best gym in this section. and
, besides having every modern conVe-
nicuce, Is centrally located
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07

Baseball Is coming back stronger
than ever is the cry all over the land.
Recognized as the National game OF
America today. with q telling effect on
the European countries since It's intro
duction during the war, the diamond
snort is really appreciated by all. It is
regretted that the popular diversion does
not make n hit in scholastic or college
circles. In the Ohio Valley baseball in
the schools is clear out Of sight. and
little if any. real good is derived. tho
athletes giving their attention to track.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
ATTORNEY McCULLEY
is REINSTATED

An order signed by Circuit Judges ].
II. Sommervillo and r. N. Addleman
va., entered yesterday renstating At
1orncy J. r. ". McCullcy MS n member
Of the bar with full rights to practice
In all the courts OF Ohio county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07

'BELLA|RE EXPECTS EASY CAME
WITH CAMBRIDGE HIGH QUINTET
well represented. some lively settos
should result.

Industrial leagues in basketball would
be a great thing for the betteTment OF
the sport. The Wheeling Mold and
Foundry has set the example and IT
would be we'll for the other nr7ns TO
take a hand and stir things up aoit. II
might be a curiosity cure for the OBJ
server to takc in some Of the games
played in the Mold" league aid be
convinced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
CATHEDRAL YSFOLLANSBEE HIGH.
IN GOOD BILL At BOWL TONIGHT.

were engineered. and many excellent
shots made.
1t would be unfair 10 mention any
particular stars. as the players oil did
their best, and careful perusal Of the
summary is self-cxplauatory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
zr.,pr AND CATTLE D "A Z
pRnEp FOR CRUCIAL TEST.
CRowD WILL BE TEATURE-

Tournament has Already SHOWN In
Mark and Result VIII Give foon-
dation for the Future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
4 Hint.

Accuracy in passing can be obtained
only by an earnest effort to adopt ones
playing to the idiosyncrasies OF the 9TH
or mons play. Accuracy in shooting can
be obtained only by faithful practice.
Above all things. remember basketball
is a Sport-not war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
{; IN THE FLOOR :

The high school management has "uc-
cccdcd in LANDING, an attraction for the
girls for the local gymnasium on to-
morrow evening. when the fast N"w
MartinSvillc ScNtettc Will he met for the
first time this season. In Former years.
the down river "fairics" hay" given the
locals pretty close duols. and spirited
exhibition can be expected. Wheeling
is bent on the word revenge and is
playing with IL determination To even
matters when H"ilar" is mot in rc-
turn gone in til" mkt month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07

Amateur Basketball will likely b" Civ
IN n big boom Judging from in" interest
taken in The Tnt"lliecuc"r tournament,
bat the tim" to tell I'll" tai" VIII Il"
after the tourney is over Il i. 20 bc
hoped that all the teams stick in The
race, and keep up tho sport in Ibis To-
rality. Martins Forty has organized Il
team, aud with Bellnir- and Wh"rliuI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07

Tho Cadets are rractlc,ng eac hrr"n-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
Sherman's Clothe s

Arrive daily from factory We making clothes every
day in the year We have not built up this successful bust
because of the pcebut because of the wonderful value
sell at price $17.
You buy here at factory prceShermans clothes are
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