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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
Communication.
Editor Courier:

Editor Courier:
Wonder II Il wouldn't be a good
idea for our city fathers 10 post a
bill board once or twice a week so
the citizens would know just what
the laws and bylaws OF Columbus
are. The majority OF the people In
Columbus are hard working citizens
and do not have time 10 go 10 the
Mayors Office every few days 10
read what's In the trustees minds,
A CITIZEN.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the pOst0me al Co
hmbus. New Mexico a. second elias,
mail matter.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
Boy Drowned.

Last Saturday afternoon occurred
the drowning Of little Edward Des-
sem, the iO-year old son or Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Dessem. who came
70 Larrabee from New Mexico only
% few weeks ago.-Nara Visa News.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03


For scores o. years. efforts 10 or
me steel workers Of Amer
lea have met with determined op-
position on TIA part Of the steel
mill owners. and q regulorly ended
An failure for the workers. what
little success they rnet with IN one
fight was lost IN The following con-
nict Tnlermiseions between steel.
wars were filled with preparations
for The next. And 70 Z has gone
ON. coming this day 70 another Of
|the steel VAR with which The pco-
|ple OF America are ell TOO familiar.
Again the hone Of contention "
The same-the steel workers right
10 organize.
Every large industry IN this coun-
liry 10 organized. excepting alone
ihe workers. side In The iron aud
steel millk u 10 true that the en-
lployers' side IL organised mort
strongly and compacily organized
than anything else IN the United
Estates. reaching from the hugh
Steel Corporation down into The
bowels OF The earth where count.
less millions Of tons OF iron or,
wcre stored BY nature for man.
Kind and are being mined for
New large steel mamates.
In industries other than steel
labor unionism han won iis lnltia
Eand biggest battle. the right 10 en-
isl Both labor and capital seelnl
that this right 10 organize is M
livery foundation stone OF lahoi
luni0nism. always have made II III
gateway 20 battie. In steel aionl
has capital proven The conqueroI
for two generations.
And nov steel Il sorely besel 70
N Is no secret that the workers ar
more efficiently organised and h
larger numbers than they we're a
che beginning OF any other nation
wide battle with steel capital.
Steel workers are making de
, mands other than the right 70 or
/ canine. They = asking for short
Ter hours. better pay. equitabl
working arrangements. But thea
ilthlngs r subsidiary 70. and de
pend upon che one big demand
sfTHE RIGHT TO ORGANIZED
The right 10 bargain ~collectivel
> 10 the ONE BIG ISSUE In the STE
war.
u Millions Of other workers hav
: the right Why not the men VIII
! labor In the roaring heat Of N
blazing steel mill furnacef VIII
hotf Because q mere handful {
steel mill owners a~utocraiicall
took Il upon themselves 10 be die
Itators OF that industry. and the
understand land everybody knows
that they cannot long remain die
tators when once the steel workeI
uare Organized and bargain co
hectively.
al The steel workers OF America Al
fighting for their Magma Chart
Ia this conflict the King Johns
= lSteel have neither the sympatl
s;nOr the good wishes Of Americs
,flcitinens who desire fair play and
square deal for the man wi
n works.-Alberquarque Herald.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
Eslanela FaIr Dalea Chanaed.

EsAneia valley fair al Estancia
have been changed from the dates
|0rst announced 10 Friday and Sat
urday, October 30 and ii-Estan-
cia News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
BETHANY BOYS IN
FINE SHAPE AFTER
ITS GAME SATURDAY

BETHANY. w. Va. oct. l9-Thc Beth
any football team arrived home today
from its trip to Detroit uutarnishrd, al
though bent in defeat. Not a man on
tho eleven is in condition that Will
prevent him from playing Il contest a
week hence. AS result there - great
deal Of rejoicing here and |; would rain
CT appear HS II the team had com" nome
with u great victory tUCi'd away. MI
behind this th"r" Is a r"aSrn--N"St NIr-
vinia University. TN" N"untain""rS
Will be IN" u"Nt opponent ~ li''hahE
next Saturday AT Wheeling. w. Va, anu
never before IN III" history of the local
institution has III" IN, rest been 50 k""n.
Practically everything rests upon thus
lon. contest. and n:,Id" from tn" poSSibi"
exception If ". ~ j.. 1hcr'. - nothing
that would loom bigger in tho hearts It
the loyal supporters than great show E
ing against Mclntyrc's great scoring
combination.
There IS not a Stud"u, or follower
here who would dlr'. N"ntur" victory
fnr r,hlry. but $"t tht f""linT Is 50
rife. that nothing would pleas" III" FOL
lowing better than 4 low score. possibly
thrcc tOuChd0wnS. This would indeed
hc termed a victory for the Buffalo creek
lads un tn" face OF ~" ihrIc u"ica'S
already handed them. Although Bethany
has lost to Carn"gi" Tech. Grove city
and Detroit il can l." said without fear
Of C"ntrrdic'ipH that tines" r"SPc'tiN"
colleges hunSt sc IN" best teams r"prcS-
cntinG their institutions III the past five
To six years Bethany has lighting
team this h,inr clearly demonstrated
AT IittShurgh and uo less Il tribute to
this direction was paid by tho sporting
writer If the Pittsburgh Dispatch in
commenting upon IN" contest. This
was followed NJ Ivy Il r"n"wrd d"tcrmin-
alton arrIuNl tn" r"w"rful Grove city
eleven whi'h utw"iph"d bethany some
- pounds 1" man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
WASH-JEFF PREPARING
FOR SYRACUSE GAME

Special Dispatch To Tho 1ntclliEcncer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct. l9.--StaG-
Ecrcd just aa much wcrc Pitt followers
by til" d"t,'ivc defeat OF their PanthcrS
yesterday by Syracuse, Head Coach
Morrow and his assistants Will COM
nee tomorrow afternoon TO whip tho
Rod and Black athletes into shape for
their journey to SyraCus" TO clash with
Buck O'Ncill's mighty machine. W. &
J. realized that The Orange eleven was
composed OF veterans and undoubtedly
strong but never imagined that they
were strong enough to win from n"
PittItcs Ivy II such "A margin. To Say the
least. the situation presented is enough
10 raus" any coach worry. Especially
so. in that only four days remain i'll
wh,rh I" wrip IN" team in shape. Nor"
than ever IN" Syracuse game looms up
as the real rCSt Of the power Of the Red
and BLACK team. ms Il result.
The W. n J. athletes did not show the
form expected against Westminster Sat
urday. Tho Erdiron was heavy and re:
tlrdcd Tho speed Of both. but the Red
and Black players did not possess inc
dash and agErcssiv"ncss desired by
Coach Morrow and followers alike. Dur
ing tho four days unit! they leave for
Syrarusc. it is a certain fact that they
viii BE- driven hard and nothing lei;
undomr - bring them around TO form.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
Arab Cavalry Horse
Winner of Army Race

AVER. Mass. Oct. l9.-Ramla. TN
wear old bay Arab mare. ridden ny A.
w Harris. Chicago banker. was an
nounced tonight as tho wS,ner or IN"
200 mile cavalry mount road trSt IRON,
Fort Ethan Alien. Vermont. Camp
Devers. Ramla finished with per
ccnsaEG Of 80 Thu horse is oN;n ,i,T BY
kingrishar. an Arab boy gcldnE or
eight years. ridden by Colonel Frank
Tompkins. was second with percent
age OF sos. and kh"yra. another elgh.
year old Arab. was third with 80
Judging was on the basis OF % per cent
COR speed and feed consumption and 81
per cent for condition.
Prizes were 81 900. $500 and ;25o re-
Tho WINNER received possession for ono
year Of tho United States Mounted Ser
vice cup The cup Will be- contested Tor
annually hereafter until - owner has
won Il three times. whom Il VIII 20 into
his permanent possession.
The test has tho sanction or me Bu
rrau ~ Animal Industry and the Army
Remount Board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
YANKEES WIN FIRST
GAME; SCORE 1870
Mack Juniors Had Bat One Chance To
Score And Half Ended Spelling
The Opportunity.

TIL" Yankee Juniors won their nrSt
gam" %: ia" season yesterday by de-
tratinG th' Mack juniors hH the score
Of $50. IA tn" Tw"utY-~iNtl street play
ground. Tn" NnCkS hnd but one
chance T." score when they took tho ball
straight down n. i"ih On 4 series Of
line plunr"S ana end runs. hut IN" half
ended with ~" hnll on the Yankees
thr"" yard linz.
The Yankees FIRST counter came in the
first quarter when In" ball was placed
IN IN" NrrEs iWrniN-Nard limo md 4
forward lll"rn 10 Phillips. nrttcd iif-
tr"n. l'hllipS th"M took II over for III"
first tru""d"wn. Tn" second touchdown
nm" in ,h" third quarter whom killccn
mad" a thirty yard sprint around left
end for tn" second tally. The last Coun-
ter cam" III tn" final quarter whcE XII
lccn tore "Cr light end for twenty Yards
placing h. oval between tho goal posts.
Tho team played tur"thCr and no ludl-
Nidull stars were To- he seen. although
kIlln'n showed well for IN" Yanks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
W,V,U, MEETS BETHANY
HERE NEXT SATURDAY
rH1s WILL BE THE ONLY MEETING
WITH A STATE ORGANIZATION
FOR THE MOUNTAINEERS.
RuHalo Greek Boys Are Respected ut
Neutrality-suspicious. TO Be P1ayeo
At Pair Grounds.

Special Dispatch to The IntelliGenccr.
MoRGAETOWN. Oct. 19.-rh"rc
must be something up" at Bethany col
leEe and the boys from Buffalo creek
led by Coach Beckclhcimcr may give
West Virginia a tougher game than Nc
local team has been expecting. mus
st atern.nt is made because Of tho tact
that letters and verbal reports nave
come from West Virginia Alumni IN
Wheeling and vicinity stating MAJ nno
Bethany. In spite of being beaten ~
hy Grove City and by larger score ny
Carnegie Tech. really has team that
instead OF merely proving TO d" an an
easy" game for West Virginia VII
prove O real opponent and on" 'hht haS
moro than one chance in thousand Vi
winning. ..,.,
The reports received here come from
West Virginia people too, who know
football and are not mere hearSay' VI
course West VirEinia's coaches nave
known all the while that Bethany VIII
not be easy picking. Capt. Latte. Gwini
and Marshall are we'll known here and
are recognized as first class footoall
PLAYERS. Rczonico and Lumpkin are
two others whose fame Is not cohtlh,N
to Brooke county and review OF IN"
Bethany statistics shows that hc- team
averages in weight well up to mat Oh
Arrangements progressing.
During the past few days definite ar
ran EementS Tor Praying the SuIlic nav
been concluded. Two months ago
contract was made with the Linsly In
stitute authorities for the use of the
Fair Grounds for Saturday October 20
and as now arranged ii is the most ad"-
ouatc athletic park that has ever been
! available IN Wheeling. Two thousand
| seats are situated directly along on"
! side-linc and on the opposite side twelve
hundred covered seats in the big grand
| stnnd OF the West Virginia fair nSsucla-
ton lie between the ten yard line ana
the opposite forty yard line. This gives
\ total Of thlrty-twn hundred STATS MI
or which give an excellent Wow uf IN"
! feId. or course. too. there ar" thr""
| thousand additional seats IN the fhIr
| Grounds grandstand. hut these arc tur-
Their away and not very desirable except
! in case Of rain
| Tho price Of admission tn the game
will hc Sl.O0 for all seats and after all
seats are sold the sam" price Will arIly
To standing room at tho ends Of IN"
| field.
] The high school aSgrcgauons from
twelve leading schools in the Wheeling
district and outside. have been formally
invited to attend tho gam" as IN" guests
| of thu University and bethany manage
rnCnt=.
: Tho University team Of about twenty
i've players will go 10 Wheeling FrtiaN
! night and the Cadet hand will l"Hv" h"r"
; early Saturday arriving in Wheeling
about one ''clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
VANCE A. {. : 7:
CAPITOL INN D
South side Eleven Defeated Fast Capt.
toll Inn Aggregation Yesterday
Afternoon.

Thu Vance 4. c. Of the South Side.
defeated tho fast Capitol Inns Of Mar
tins Ferry at League Park Yesterday
afternoon by Il score OF 20. Tho game
WAS hard fought and was very interest
Ing.
Tho Vance scored their touchdown IN
ih2 first rhr"" minutes Of play. I.
EaurrS intercepted 4 forward pass and
advanced Ia Fcrry's thirty yard line.
After several plnuEhs at the line. {.
Eau"rs went over for III" score. Pom
DEXTER kiCktd goal.
I ne rrrnh .nd"r uf tho game was hard
fought. Th" teams carried the ball up
and down tn" nrld and threatened to
score several tunes bat failed. TIL" play
ing OF g. liauorS for tho Nnnc" %as a
hlr fc"tur" If tho game. while Wicker
IHttinrr for tn" Ferry, was good.
r'ummrr Il, quarter showed up well, as
I'D Eari =! left md.
\ forward pass from Graham to Da-
via was 4 hiC feature Of tho game. The
pass was perfect and very neatly caught
hy DAVIS. The gain made was twenty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
CLOSE F|GHT
IN THE WEST

CHICAGO. Oct. ls.-with victories
over Perdue and Iowa 70 IT'S cfeolI
nois tonight leads tho race tor ene
Western Conference football cnaNMt nna-
sofa Michigan and Ohio State nfe
scrambIinr to make the night one OK the
closest in big Ten" history.
Defeat for Northwestern. previously
regarded a. the dark horse lnoiSn~
and Iowa in Saturdays struggles elm
Snated these teams from further cham
pionship consideration. Purdue Also
out Of the race because Of its losses 10
Illinois and Chicago. III, >--
The championship drive WIN Dc tur,
Michigan and Ohio state. playing thelr
first conference game OF the season
meet at Ann Arbor. In the other eI r
nation games. Illinois VIII take on
consin. Minnesota will face iowa ana
Chicago and Northwestern will NOOK up
PERHAPS the biggest surprises Of the
Saturday schedule was the dc1eee o.
rthwestern and the close score OF inc
Illinois Iowa contest. ILLINOIS ,eSuF
rectcd the on-s!de kick. play Wh!cn mas
been discarded by gridiron coaches 20
win from Iowa.
Poor Eeneralship ragged team play.
and frequent fumhling contributed 70
thr defeat Of Mort hwcstcrn.
Forward passes played an imporIane
part in the Chicago victory over rur,
due. Inc nC1NS
chiefly on straight football to down In
diana. failing to execute the forward
pass successfully.
Mich gan used passes 70 good advan-
tagc in defeating the Michi gan Aggies.
Coach Yost sent flock OF substitutes
into III struggle to avoid the risk or
iniurinx stars. Ohio State ran up
lopxidcG score against Kentucky State.
winning 1910. Captain Chick Harley.
Of All-Am2rican fame, was the star. IN
NkasN q
kicking six goals. Harley figured In seT-
Cral successful forward passes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
WHEELING HIGH LOST HEART
BREAKER To NORTH HI: so
PERFECT DROP KICK DEFEATED
OLD GOLD AND BLUE ELEVEN
IN FINAL QUARTER.
wheeling High Played . Stellar Game
and Should be Given
Much Credit.

TIE North High Of Columbus eleven
proved a little too much for the O!d
Gold and Blue warriors at League Park
Saturday afternoon. After battling Tor
three quarters and holding for downs
right under their goal posts. the visitors
kicked a perfect drop kick winning the
game. ~
TWO Of Wheeling highs players
were injured and forced 10 retire. TiEhe
tho speedy left end. was tackled from
behind. and had his right leg broken In
three places Tho accident happened
when columbuskicked. TtEhe ran back
10 form interference for the man carry:
ing the ball He was resting fairly well
at the Ohio Valley General hospital last
evening. according TO reports given out
By attendants at that institution.
Although the local high lads lost greas
credit must be given them. for they
were matched against championship
eleven. But four first downs were made
By the visitors during the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
RESULTS OF LAST
SATURDAYS GAMES

Wheeling. o; North Ill., Columbus. }.
Linsly, 10: Huntington. 6.
Bellaire. s. Moundsville. Q.
Martins Ferry. I: Steuhcnr!ile. o.
Warwood. 0: SIstersville. As.
Cambridge. So: Triadelph'a, 0.
w. v. l.. IS. Maryland. o.
wash-Jeff. l6; Westminster. 0.
Detroit. ~: Bethany. ..
Syracuse. "a: Pitt. 3.
MorGantown Hi. 20: ClarksburG o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
First Billiard Tourney
Since 1912 To Be Staged

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-For the first
time since 1912 q professional 49, balk
limo billiard championship tournament
will be staged here tomorrow. Seven
Of the greatest players in American
will moot each other during the week
IN a ruund-robin schedule of tweniy-onc
,-amcs OF 400 points each 10 decide the
right 10 the title OF national champion
AZ this style Of game Morning matches
have been arranged for Tuesday. We'd
ncsday. Thursday and Friday. whila
afternoon and evening games will D.
played every day up 10 saturday night
when tho final contest will be decided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
WARRINGTON Hi AND
GRAFTON: SCORE 90

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
MANNISGTON. w. Va, Oct. IS
Grafton sprung q surprise today when
she held the Warrington Hi team 10
n-n score Warrington entered tho
fray with a stock Of over-coniidcnce she
is capable OF playing. Grafton had
light team but one that fought from
SHIRT to finish. Only once during. tho
entire game die. Grafton make frst down
and Warrington plunged her line Tor
substantial gains OF from five TO ten
Yards on almost every attempt. still shS
lacked the punch to put the oval across
the line either on account OF 1umollns
or poor gcncralship.
In tho last quarter Warrington carried
tho ball almost the entire length OF th1
field on line plays alone. but time was
called on first down with the ball on
Graftons twelve yard line. For Man
uireton the work OF Ken Snodgrass at
full was easily the best on either team
for time after time he plunged tho
Grafton line for ten to fifteen YARDS
and once on q fake he got around tho
Grafton right end for forty yard run
but was brought down by the visitors
quarter. In the line Eastman put UP
fast game at tackle as did Arnctt at END.
The following was the line up OF the two
teams and substitutions:
Grafton. AnnS Sn-
- Nd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
NINE. DE CISNEROS
HERE ON THURSDAY
world Renowned PrimA Do1A n xAo.
atricAl Musical

On Thursday night. Oct. %. rare
musical treat will be given Wheeling
lovers Of music. opera ard the tsfpSis
chornan art when Nine. de ClSneroI
world renowned primt dona together.
with a number OF assisting artists, Will
sivc her evening Of entertalhnncnt
which she styles a theatrical-muotcai.
The company consists OF Vernon Stiles,
SignOr lntcrattc. q string quartet under
Leon Eandcrlicncr. conductor. and ball
let advertisement presented by the best
known dawseurs before the metropolttAn
public. A condensed version Of samson
and Delilah. opera by Saint Sasus 10
given, accompanied by strong ouAftet-,
The ballet numbers will consist Of the
following: I.
Rallct-"Drcam Visions. by Grace Abbot
Roman-"Thc Gladiator. ...........
.............B BY Vera D. Aftello
Oriental-"Slavc's Festival, ....,n.
BY EliA We0t
Spanish-"Danse Tambourine" 800.
.............By Alvina Romano
Tickets may - secured ct Court H.
atre box office. -. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
RECEPTION FOR TEAM

The Senior class OF Wheeling High
school held ccption Saturday evening
in honor of the football squad in tho
domestic science building. About half
Of the squad were there. Many OF them
were laid up as the result OF the hard
game with Columbus. \ number OF Tho
faculty were also present. An enjoyable
evening was spent in dancing and play
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
EAST END WIN

Yesterday afternoon the East End
Pirates defeated the Giants of EdStnG-
ron Lane, on the Mount dc Chantat
grounds, by score OF IS 10 IL. Tho
game was featured by the forward
easing OF both teams. Miller. Of the
East End team. ran 50 yards for 4
touchdown after receiving a pass. Tho
,earns were evenly matched and a hard
fought game resulted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
Two Harvard Players
Now Out Of The Game
CAMBRIDGE Mnss. Oct. L. = Rnlnh

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 10 - Ralph
Horwcen. the star fullhrck &C iiArv"rdS
football team. hnd IN" ""'t kirk'r DC
v,Ionrd so fur this year NJ ~" C"l)"g".
and Eddie Casey. ri Ght hHlfl,a"X. Slls-
IA nod injuries III u" gam" with Brown
Yesterday that ar" expected i Keep
Them out OF tho I'm" up uni! Tho i'r'n'"-
TO nGlmc on N"N"mh"r \. i MAS an
nnuuCcd tonight that linrw"'n'$ collar
bone was dlslocai"d and casey strained
I tendon IN his lcG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
YANKEES WON

The YanHec A. c defeated inc WASH
irSton 4 - in A hard fought game at
Tunnel Green yesterday by score OF
1915. The Yankees made their scores IN
the frat. second and fourth periods
while tho Washington lads went across
for their score in the second. The play
,n,- Of Landrneyer. Clrich and Fisher for
thc washingtonS and Spence. Crock.
DOYLE and Blessing for the Yankees fea-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
OUT OF THE GAME.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. Oct. 10
Thorne Murphy. Yale quarterback. will
he on, cf the game for several weeks.
An cx-ray examination today Of his left
leg showed that the bone was spintercd
above the ankle in yesterdays game
with Boston college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20

Syringe" for Burton: Bennington for
Wrhh: Ti"rnCy for Callahan; Burke for
Cecil: Watson for Graham.
RcfCrC"---RuSS Goodwin.
1'murC--StrOcman
Head lincsman-Jackson
Time f Quart CrS--TCn Minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
HENRYS DEFEAT
TRIANGLE A. {.
FIVE roucHpowNs MADE BY THE
EAST END AGGREGATION III
FrHAG QUARTEE BY TIE
AERIAL ROUTE.
seoro at tho End of Third Quarter was
6-2-Pinal Score 1913.

After holding rho fas; Henry A. G.
of the East End - a score "t 6-3 NJ the
completion OF tho .hird quarter. the Tri-
angle y. =. weakened nahir ard oy me
time the final whist" blew five touch-
downs rad been registered ny the
Hrnrys. making IN" final score 59-5.
The game was played yesterday after
oo0n m :ha TuTrH! Green grounds
Although ~" T-ianEicS were defeat
Cd much credit must be given them
COR holding The Eas, End aSSsss"TrHea n
periods were 81 fifteen minutes dura-
ton. and LITTLE too much for the the TIL ,nc
carly STAGES o. rho game. y ditterent
tale would probably har" been toId haa
the periods been OF ten minutes.
The aerial attack staged by tne
HenryS in the t!aal quarter was 100
much for the South Siders. Three Dig
rnns after a forward pass. resulted IN
as many touchdowns for the ilenryS: on
the Other TWO. after the ball had been
Advanced 10 the one yard line. klndel-
berger ploughed through ne line on thr
Sinal down FOR the touchdown. klnS
circled left end for the fifth touch
down.
summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
WHEELING VERSUS
CHARLESTON HIGH
next SATURDAY
Local Ylsven VIII Journey TO cApisAl
city FOR This weeks Battle.

The Old Gold and Blue ErtdLron ma.
chine will have another hard custotnes
on their schedule this weekend Hnen
thsv 90 20 Charleston for game with
the Capital City High school lads next
Saturday afternoon. L
since the bitter defeat OF h sast T SeeIi
and get them in perfect condition Tor
charleston High. according TO down
state papers. is a fast team, ana eS.i
Us Thny arc also strong contendcrS
for the state championship flag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20

Substitutions-Grafto kemper ~.
leonard: Gable for Clark. Leonard for
Hcfrncr. misunderstanding FOR
Hunter: Wcntzel for LcMast"rs; t."Mas-
tors for Wc,z"l: Martin for lrMaStcrc'
Referee CGc". Umpire - SnoGraSS'
Hcadlincsman - tlamlll. Timckccp'F
CCttrCl.