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new SEASON RECORDS
IN COLUMBUS RACING

Columbus. Sept 21-Two new season
records were made hero at today's seS-
sion Of grand circuit racing. Media in
the capitol city trot. which she won IN
straight heats trottCd the second heat
IN GSL n new season tr0l'!nS roc
nrI r;I a hGrSr of anY Age. and Ar!nn
Guy 81! ne second heat Of the three
,,pr II n So rcNiS.' trl' ~ % :
. n" fas:'st mIr tro;.'l his gar by
colt Of that age.
The three year old trot, the horse re-
view futurty. for n purse or S6.OQV was
n stirring battle, Is coming TO The post
and although this was Il two IN three
event It took four gruclling miles be-
fore Sister Bertha defeated Voltage ana
Aarion Guy the other heat winners. inc
latter also being the farovitc.
Breaks cost AriOn Guy the race. SIS
ter Bertha improved as the battle ad-
vanccd and WAS able 10 trot fourth
heat in 2:n7%.
Media won in. straight heats in IN"
capitol city trot. Peter Coley won
second money. but II was Charley Rex
that made her step tho fastest mile. lie
STAYED on the trnt and carried Media
TO the half in l01ts. hut he faltered IN
the stretch and Media won.
In the 2li tro;. the NJ. and NJ. stake
purse So. 600 Peter Manning was barred
In the betting and won handily.
Alexander Il. in tho final heat by nm
ishing second won s469.S0 on 81 mu-
tual ticket
But two heats we're finished in the
2:07 pace before darkness and the mai
heat went over until Wednesday. Esther
Il. won the two heats completed
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who was arrested for cutting with In
tent 70 Kill Harry Hammond at Ptney
Fork. and the case Of Wal"0Sky names
Nv. of Amsterdam. charged with rohh'nG
a store. were both ignored.
They Lived In style
DjSpn tchrS from Toledo today reveal
tha. Joe Rivers. known as cowboy tiill
and Ed Burton. known as Archie Den.
nlscn. members Of Dick HowelIS gang OF
outlaws that held forth at Toronto a.,
Tor over a year. had been living the
lives II millionaire business men al i
Michigan summer resort before their re-
cent run-in with TOLEDO police IN which
Burton was killed ard Hin wounded and
several other members OF nc oand cap
tured. The outlaws travelled in the best
SoCie'y. spent money laviShly. enter
tanned handsomely and even had yacht
which Won the Zen mile handicap at the
AIgonac Regatta on Labor Day.
Officers Elected
The Teachers Club. OF SteubcnNiiIe
held It's opening session today and or
Eanized for the ensuing year with the
asnt. rrot. C.. VI. Kline; First Vice
President. Mrs. Anna llalstead: Second
Mrs. Mary Common: Treasurer. Miss
Dora Williams.
No Nsw Precincts
Clerk Charles Keane Of the Jefferson
County Board OF Elections announced
today that no new precincts VIII be
because Of the woman vote. He states
that The board realizes the need Of NOR"
precincts. but that sufficient money Is
not available for the purpose.
Held Inquegts
Coroner T II. Kirk today held IN
quests into the deaths OF Frederick NJ.
story. aged so years. locomotive on
gineer who was killed under his engine
when it overturned in the Toronto
OF Adena. who was Killed by Wheel
Ing and Lake Eric train near his HON"
aud the death OF Louis Pastoc or pun
glen who was killed by 4 fall Of slate
in the mines OF the Morris-POSten Coal
company.
Marriage Licenses
NJ. Orwick. 10. both OF Steuonnrille
Chester Smallwood. 90 OF Washington.
Pa, and Mabel Harvey l6. OF Mt. Pleas
ant. John G.. Grimm, 81 and Charlotte NJ
Thompson. % both of Steubenrille.
Heaviest Fine Levied
The heaviest fine that has ever been
imposed on a prohibition law yiolator
old offender. by Justice Downer, after
Coulter had pleaded guilty 20 Illegal
selling The fine was $3.50 and costs
which Coulter paid.
Patrolrnan AeinstAted
Patrolman Everett Gregory. colorcd
member OF the Steuoenvillc police force
who was suspended several days ago by
Chief Blaine Carter on charges Of neg
lect of duty and taking money from law
ylolators WAS rNinS'ated as n member
OF the force today by Safety Direct
Clark Crumley who issued statement
to the effect that the charges had not
been substantiatcd.
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MRS, POFFENBARGER
ON REPUBLICAN
NAT, COMMITTEE

New York. S"pt. 3l.-Will II. Hays;
chairman Of tn" Republican natlotlai
committee tonight announced 'he ap
rcintment Of an advisory campaign ''ii
mittec Of forty members. whlch ne Sat"
= rrCruitcd from every faction WIFI
IN the party" and proves that the great
rarty Of the union Is indeed unit
Twentv four men and sixteen women
COMPRISE the committee. chairman nay
drclarcd. The personnel or the conlnu /.
tee indicates that "ahS"iu'c har.l.on's
exists within the Rcpuhl!can ranks ana
he calls attention to tn" fact that lor-
NOR candidates for tn" Republican, res
dental nomination and their managers
as we'll as former progrcSSiNeS' nave
consented 10 serve.
Tho Cornanittee.
TIL, pcrsonnel Of the committee Is:
William II. Taft. Charles T. HuEhcs
Herbert Hoover. senator Mics L"ln-
dexter, former Senator Albert j. b'N =
ridge. former Senator Joseph hINoni OF
Montana: Governor Frank Q. Lowden'
Of Illinois: Governor William Z. Sproui'
OF PENNSYLVANIA: Governor Peter Nor
back of South Dakota: Governor mo
mas f.. Campbell of Arizona. GoVCFhoT
Robert D. Carey Of Wyoming; CoIonr'
William Cooper Proctor, or CihIC,,nH u,
one Of tho campaign managers TOT MAJOR
General Wood; Oscar S. Straus, OF Ne"
York; Walter +. Brown Toledo. ONO
Senator Hardings floor manager al INC
Chicago convention: Judge William
Rynum, Greensboro, y. G. FORMER pres
Ident Of the American Bar ASSocia''9 on :
Major Frank Knox. MANCHESTER, -; -;
floor manage for Major General WOOD
ar tho Chicago conventions; William l..
Hutchinson, IndI uapolis, president or
the Carrenter- nd Joincrs Union or
North a., a-ina: harriet l.. Nittum. chi
cago. c',nirnir 81 tho Womans' division
in the V ..,i campaign Mrs. George l.
GUERNSEY. Independence. kns. president
Of the daughters OF tho American Rev
njution: Mrs. Lillian Russell Moore,
Pittsburgh: Congressman John |. No
Ian. San Francisco. former MANAGER lot
Senator Johnson; William IL Lewis
Boston. assistant attorney general our
inc the Taft administration: Mrs. Albert
i. Baglcy. Boston: Mrs. Thomas {. Car.
ter Washington, D. G.; MISS Margaret
Cobb. Raisc Idaho; r. \. Eddy. Augusta
Me: Mrs. J. T.. Fcickert. Plaintleid: ~
J. Mrs. Guy T. Gcnnctt. Augusta. Me :
Mrs. Solomon Hhrsch Portland. Orc :
Mrs George Joff"nbarGcr. Charleston.
W Va; John c. Shaffcr. Chicago; VIII
liam Sacks. St Louis: Mrs. Max {, SloSs
San Francisco: Mrs. s G. Severance, 81
Paul. Mimi: Horace W. Wilkinson. y.
Y: Henry {. Wallace. Dcs Molncs. Ia:
Miss Maud Wrtmorc. Providence. X L:
Miss Bina NJ. West. Port Huron. Mich.
Mrs. Theodore Youmans, Waukcshaw
Wis.
Chairman Hays. speaking or his re-
cent trip through the West said:
There are lots OF castle hills IN thr
West. Castle hill il Il town IN Maine
which the other day cast lol votes
100 Republican and ono Democrauc' inc
postmaster seems 10 have stood NM
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the Cigarette
IF you are cigarette smoker,
l. and unacquainted with
Lucky Strike, buy a package
today, and find out for yourself
why they are so popular.
You will at once notice the
delicious flavor of Burley to-
bacco, delivered to you abso-
lutely fresh. It's toasted:
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ST. ARYS

81, Mary's. ". Va, Sept. cl.--John
Tr!plett, Of Willow. was transactlng
business here Saturday.
Arch T. Fleming. of Shawnee, was
business caller here Monday.
Ralph White. of New Martinsville,
was ia town Monday calling on his GUS
TONER'S.
Joe williams is home from Charleston
where nc attended the extra session OF
the Legislature.
Miss Lucille Ruttenrutter was shop
ping in Marietta Saturday.
l., T. EdGell was at Marietta Monday
on business.
Misses Frances Reynolds. N,.c Will
liams, Mildred Smith and Ola Nc
Comas left Monday morning for Nor
gantown. where they Will enter the uni
Versity.
MISS Mabel Steere spcn; The week. "nd
with her parents, Mr., and TINS. w. H.
Steere. Of Grape Island.
number from here attended Z ball
game at Newport Sunday. between New
port and St, Marys.
Mr. Efaw. OF III" South Side. died
early Monday, from a stroke OF paraly-
sis. which he had been suffering from
for tho past few days. Funeral ar
rangements have not been completed.
John Boley. OF Broad Run. was bus
mess caller here Saturday.
Mrs. Eadia Garrison and daughter,
Miss Godlic. of Marietta. were the
guests Of relatives here Sunday.
James Oldfield is home from Ogdin
Farm. near Wavcrly. where he has been
repairing the Ogd!n property.
Mr.. and Mrs George HaCkathorn were
called to Bens Run. Friday. by the III
ness OF the laterS sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Joy. Of pike.
spent Sunday here the guests OF the lat
ter's father. NJ. G. Jamison. who is in
poor health.
| Leslie Locke and family have returned
| 10 their home al belong after spending
two weeks vacation with Mr.. and MIS-.
/ }. +. Locke
Mrs. William Mercer and daughter.
| Mrs. Silas Bol"y We're at Marietta. Frid-
| day. 10 visit the formers sister. Mrs. J.
W. King. who IS III.
Snowden Cooke mad the misfortune If
breaking his wrist Friday. while crank
! ing car belonging 10 carpenter Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. V. l.. INLAY. Mr. and
Mrs 'Northrop. and Avery Whit" WIN
leave Thursday for an extended motor
trip IN Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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NORTH END CLUB
PRACTICE TOMORROW

The North End Athletic club Will
hold their nrst practice tomorrow eve
ming and expectations are that they VIII
produce one of tho fastest teams III THO
valley ANY or all Interested and wish
INK TO try out for the various positions
are requested 10 report at CLUB mead
quarters opposite the North wheeling
hospital.
The following men are expected -
report: Moore. Blerkottc. NJ. Haocr-
field, f. Habcrheld. Il. Landmyer. Cow
an. Gosncy. Hcrshlcr. Moscr, BENT
Foose. Hickey. Burkhardt: T; Kelly
O'Leary, Delbrudge. Gentle, Faliand'
Manners. Phipps, Wcrschkncr. LAZY.
Krusch. G. Haberhcld. Drucschcl. f!cch-
man. Mattcrn.
A number Of these men ar" old um"rs
and have been playing excellent foot
ball, These in addition TO large num-
Der Of new ones IL is thought that they
can have one Of the best teams IN INC
valley. ANY team wishing TO arrange
for a game can do so by calling 597-R
and asking for f. c. Mattern. manager
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CONSTABLE DEEM Of YORKV|LLE
EXONERATED ON Staying CHARGE

S,eubenvillc. o. Sept. cl.-Thc Sep
tcnlbgr grand jury making a partial re-
port here today. returned eighteen trn''
bills and adjourned until TGycm6er -:
Deem OF Warren township, VIII" WAS
charged with second degree murder Tor
tho killing OF Gus tC>S. N"rkNilic man
several weeks ago. The evidence show
cd that CosS and a brother made muir
dcrous attack on the Officer and that he
fred the fatal shot IN Sc!t' defense.
The jury also eXoneratrd steve p1u-
pom. who was ACCUSED or thc murder -.
Matt Thomas at DllonEaIe on AuSusS
IS Tn ccvidencc IN tins case showed
that Thomas made deliberate attempt
TO murder Dzupon. firing two shots AZ
him at close range and that the iaiat
shot Was fired while the men were
graphing for Thomas gun. Witnesses
testified that Thomas had the gun In his
hand whNn the weapon exploded.
One first degree murder indictment
was returned. against Eincenzo $50:
italian. who shot and Killed Antoniot
tiirrnpi during the Italian Day cNlehra-
ton here. Tony Lees. OF iorNrllI". VIII"
recently shot and wounded Att"rncy
John n. Gardner oc th'S city following
a dispute over a law suit. Mas indicted
for shooting with intent TO kill Other
indictments returned are:
Phillip Gaftncy. assault and battery
three counts.
Robert Gaftuey. assault and battery
and carrying concealed weapons.
George HuScrott. keeping gambling
hoom. PLAYING poker for money.
Jose Alvarez. breaking and entering
Alvarez is the Mexican who robbed Mir
kin's jeNelry store recently and fought
a ba,tle with local police. He was cap
tutcd at Cleveland and brought back
here.
Nick KoSky. shooting with intent 10
Kill Constable James Parkinson and
Floyd Parkinson. Two counts.
OctaHio F'ebo. shooting with intent TO
kill.
Sam Michanoylch. cutting with intent
20 kill Alan white and assault with in
tent TO kill c. & 2. railroad detective l."
kenncdy. at Mingo Junction.
Charles Horner, assault and battery.
EStella Safreed. assault and battery.
The case Of Ohio VS.. Frank stephens.
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rUaH, T. STORES, NNIcKEbS, MA
TH1AS, JoSEPHS, c. HAMu,L AND
oTRERS IIKELY CANDIDATES
". Jossphs. Spiusrs, And HOFFMAN. Are
Shaping Up AZ Three Strongest
Contsnders For The wings

Coach Furmann NuSs. OF the l-tnsly
football squad. Is already getting re-
suits from the daily workouts beng
hold by the Orange and Black ErtdderS
ON the Bridge Park grounds. Yesterday.
a stift scrimmaRe was held and the boys
wc-o willing 70 romp home immediately
after Coach Nuss had given the word.
OF course. the team is not yet in
shape, but are rounding rapidly into
form and expect 80 De in the hest OF
condition for their opening battle with
WarwoOd on October >. The Orange
team IS NOT In the least ovcr-conhdcnt
buy expect \ sttft battle "A the Green
and White gridders held Wheeling 10
low score.
YeFCrdav'a workout consisted OF 4
light signal drill. diving on the dummy
and a hard scrimmaEc. The boys showed
plenty Of pep" and went into nc
thickCst OF the fray. displaying mid
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Tobacco

ITO pipe smokers Lucky
Il Strike tobacco offers the
same exceptional flavor as the
famous cigarette. Made from
the finest Burley tobacco-it's
toasted for your pipe.
If you don't know how de.
licious toasted Lucky Strike is
ask for a tin today, and tastel
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COACH NUSs SENDS L|NSLY SQUAD
THROUGH STIFF PRACTICE PERIOD

season form. "veryon" taking his
' PUN noted "watyr dog" Who , has
been giving exh.biu"hS al IN" ra,i
grounds fer the past summer. - ' ,.'t,,,,
:, strong b,d for tn" tuIlhach pHSa'' non,
which was leH' vacant by the Graaua ,"'
Of lack Storcr. last years hIS star. Nc
%,ckclS VIII likely make his ola ~
hacE rositi N again. while Il. otoooS,
Matthias. Joyephs and Ham!i are ma nan, ~;
= good showing for the other oacN'e'u
jobs. -. ,,,Ne Sntllers
NORMAN and Other prominent young
strrS hu, the three named VIII no douo'
no me selection OF Coach NuSS. BerreS-
no, viii no found Mt his old ccn.cr pos
,ion while Rome Is the only remalntns
I'neman on the guard or tackI" p"Slt%hsS.:
These uthcr three jobs hay" heen lei
vacant as the result Of the SAlttlnE 81
rho regulars t. tho backteld or emo p"-
'rh, work out today Will Fake IN
b1rd scrlmmagc and another sigma ur!I''
Tarkltnr the dummy is the usual warm,
Ing upS method for the PLAYERS ana
nv S day this week the proteges WI!
Sa,'c 70 takE their turn IN throwing
themselves AT the stuffed IMAM
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ADVANCE AGENTS HERE

Three advance agents al hIF 81
shows which have had r"n'n "a.nrG,y and
Work. Nuns were in town H"Steiu'S "'N
Monday calling on Manager FREQ JONI
son Of the court thcaier with whom
they made final Arrangements Tor INC
presentation here within the next To"
weeks Of the plays which they are rep
rcscntinS
Melville l.. Raymond representing
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Guy Bates Posi- IN Ihe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the dual role taken from IN" famous
nuTCl which the drumatIZatIOn stirred
New York last winter. arranged fol
dates on the nth. Eth and I'm.
sam Dawson ~ advance 'CapTy
Eirk-" called On MIR. Johnson ami also
H A Stuart, reprCScnting East Is
Vest" Ruth of Whi,H plays are IF
tremendous interest and viii hc srlrnd-
idly presented here. MI three men dur
ing their visit tn Whe"lIn. said they
had visited many cities during Stntc
conventions OF Elks but they ali agrc u
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ROTARIANS MEET

Rotar:ans yesterday heard Congress
man VI. NJ. Medley in a short address
before tho club. which was delivered on
tn" subject Of Rotariautsm. no refer
me" being made /" politics. Others VINO
spoke OH the same subject were George
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surance company, and D. Earl Rogers
Of the Earl Rogers company. Many
Elks from out Of town who arc here Ct.
tending the convention were preso0k e
the meeting. $50
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Sapphire is sometimes found en-
bcdded in sreiss. but more often IN
clay soils.
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Nearly $4,000 100000 worth Of silver
has hccu taken from the mines OF
Bolivia
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that this was the best they had ever
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FRESHMEN WIN
SECOND CAME
vIuITOna MADn rInnT TVUOa
DOwH WINS pUARTnnnAOH
IOuHuOH IH'rnnOnrTnb
rAHH AhD nAH Oh
gAHDu
Ly~iI at.ss r"S aas.- n"V. rs-shls -
usd Rail CLOSE +" u"Oi -" Many
O"r-Ii"ns. nut Failed

NurponInwu " Va i"I rirhi
iug "N'ry minute. 'hr N"o' Nl'Rin'"
rIPrruI'y Froshrucu "Io'ru h"f"n'"h
Iudlrnn ~ N"rupI r"ll"R" 81 AIhl"'l"
nold hero this nflnrn""u by ~" ''"t"
az ~ 10 g RI" rnmc which WIS 90"
Of tho hoat Roau her" Tor B"n'" 'im".
was fcnturcd by F"vcrnl rp"'in'ulnr
runs and tho stubborn gam" played ~
both tenmp
From tho start II WnH evident TINT
tho gnmo would 10 u hitter ono nuh
Rnnny ran tho kick IN. NlN'y-nr" ynThT
be forn ho was d"wu"d Tn" Freshman
eleven Settled down and allowed tn"
visitors but thro" first downs. tw" OF
which were received from penalties
Tho bali had exchanged hands tire"
times when Rankin puntcd Out or
bounds on IndianR'- nv" ynrd lln". no"
sr- mad" four yards through tho lin"
md Sicv, HarriCk wont through center
for n touchdown I.yrll failed I" KICK
tho goal Indlnnas lone touchdown
was tho result Of an Intercepted Tor
ward pass In tho HrC"nd quarter ~
Spain Johnson who ran NJ yards I" "a
touchdown Graham Kicked tho goal
All the plays las tho third quarter "'.
cured In 1ndidnH'a quarter Several
Times thc Frr-hlrH had the hnll within
L. Yards Of tho E"nI but = whN not an
IN nrnr the end az the quarter that
Iynl caught forward pam ana tan
AZ yard. InI : touchdown lNnlI hl k"i
II,, EunI Th" FrcshI"- ihr"ht'U"l u"
more noNCrhI iIiu~H la thc f"uIIh quar-
Iri especially " h"n Iyhll caught " pass
and Inn wIIhIu hVe lnIds ~ ihr goal
I,,tl, and summary
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West Virginia Faces
Uphill Fight Today
OUINLAN OUT AT TACKLE-M'INTlRE MINUS
RODGERS, THINKER AND GREAT PASSEn-3
MARTIN SUFFERING FROM I'M URlES -
MOIrNTAINEERS ARE CONFIDENT AND
THINK THEY HAVE GOOD CHANCE. ,#5

real tnrtr Of "Rig League" football ~
Forbes ncld Saturday. but who ms
.hown Ia. Mount aineer followers AL
ready that hr 10 all that he has peen
,rnckrd up To he. there viii he Homer
Martin tho man who hhr In enect uhGq
ItodErrr position. buI not Ills place, ana
inrI aud least In point or ahuVarPoIh
viii bn Dawh"n. the IuHTcTbhch "hc.
ear, wrTn Ito srnsallvr. would hAte
Lr.u harmed on close during ms IhAl
U.uk 80 bitter aud general hhh brsu
the. .rIIIrIrni nf hin sonnialhllp 10 inc
i.rhIph game iari hhinHiay
n /, a sand team u Will win tha lptf
IuiIty 81 10 r"mnn Iiilh fhll "hh 70 U.s.
II T., .srI n"Ins' n"si ANY lime
,,,o, II,nI rIiI even equal lh4i sst ~
rhe M""mIni"rn'n ~ 1919 sssinsi
I'Ilu.rI"U
I,ni II 10 net nh"rY hot nj: psee
WIN ht io",h"h "hnlnH' Fl'' WAWY
/, ,oIh ~ fnn, the Mountainous enNi W
hn 10 I""r","h hI" team a"psn1s'ly not
'toIura,n ~ 1910 ~ Ia llLsly tbsfSs
In,c u,oI " both team plsp hard fJUfs
ION I'III vii "" iha VlnioI. NOUN
ipIrcn, fnnr grant ihl" Jet WeY
rnnw INV, Ihdr I.nm !. . GOOD sna ans
nua wht,h most '-risjnlT mss
"'hnn''' f"r I" victory NJ P"rhsH nsIo
i"InOTI"" -.
rrc,lnI train carrying The ca1at
Lnud ~ oI.iy pi"ors and about q thota-
aud rnnIrrr will I.nvs here t0ynprf0w
uuJnlnH ~ seven -nfy from he Hog0h@
ynboIn station IN Rr Tnobilss an1 On
regular trains hundreds 81 fans nave
rlrrndy rlarl"d ~ Tho smoky Chy, WEST
ViraInl, win mvo . roofing dslAGAtI0,
~ ~" Ih"uHnnh On hn miro h0ss liQe
.I"rr"r,nw nnd "h"ulh hountAihAAr
victory reruli riii"bnrHh vii! bsbnO
4" wet hRnin saturday might.
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GOLD AND BLUE MEETS MORGANTOWN .
ON STONE FIELD THIS AFTERNOON
,oAuH hOsan wAnnI0nH rADh
pnAI TRnT vIaITOau MADE
nnD arhnT MUIR anvn dooDH
Nun.. Nay n. HIs"t.a lat" h"'"" r
u,.InbirL.r WIN F1"hshiV n. out
At uI.vsath Hnup Hs".ssliV

Whaling hIrh r'h""I win TO-" Ito
,c,r to-, -" ~" r'""" TIclh 1T" "f'"'
u""u tho H"lI mo"il"H M"'En"'"w" ~
10 rh",r rhlr '"ui"rI v'"n'iH"T !" W"
- touch argument f"r III" I"'T'' "hI
uiIIn ,vcr Confidence rpu ho 1"un'
n,urur V'hocIIrr'r un,Icrcpicd "l"rnu IN
.uIio rf thu confident feelings ~" "nr
lIcr mart ~ tho w"rk. ~ III" r"nuIf 81
gIcInhlrkCr nuh l.Ih"mill"rF nh"'n'"
from tho lineup
StcInhICkcr WA injured In tho rCrlm-
mnFo Wedncsdny and hnE boon ruff"r-
inc from u hndIy wr~nChrd ankle over
slTrn Although he would hr pu, my
tho game. N" big rullbnCk would never
~ nj his host ~ IL" ~ "lll Hnti"rlhR
great pain Muuna win probably r"
rInrc SIcIny NJ fun nnd ihi~ midget J"
c,prcicd to furnish the goods. Munaa
In going better Than oyer now ana DC
rTitc his injury rev"ral weeks hH" IL ~
now at Els hrst.
Noycr viii start at quarter and this
Youngsters showing against MorBln-
town hnH not been overlooked. 10
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