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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
COACH BULAND GIVES
BETHANY STIFF WORK
OUT FOR SATURDAY
Buffalo OTssk Lads Handicapped In
MANY Ways Against W. J.
nut Made nSOsllsnt
HhOwinH

bethany " VI N"p' ~ '"n'h
b.uIpud 'hu three t"nnH Ilh"uHh
-ulriird pInrtI'c lhln nfl"rn""n 81 on"
hour aud u hnir Tho outiro squad Of
IhIIIy .nvc men wan On the n"ld. md
all took pnrI In The arm with IN" -
crpilun Of Mnr"u VIII" received hndly
iwlHIrG nTn IN III" gam" NJ waning
ton Inst Saturday l.o"klnR INTO III"
TrnI nrriI- Of III" game Inst halnTdny
II In ro"m that Iicrhnny hnr nothing To
hc discouraged oyer. li"f"rc tho game
conservative hnCkorH or III" Team
placed tho scare ~ hlbrui twenty
p"Intn between tho teams with NaHh-
Jrn on the winning rud However. tho
Rcd aud Iln"k only "nrncd tw" t"u'h-
downs making the ether tw" by PICK
ing up fuuhl" and by lnl"r'"r'IhE -
forward purs. bethany. after n march
M the nrId. mom"uiRriIy had touch
down on a beautiful pass from stew
mr., to I.ItterduIc. but III" latter being
rluprIy pressed 10y two opponents
dropped the pnsS.
Brthany started tn" game with four
freshmen who had never been IN col
lego game before. Sh" ais" began
with IA now system and Il new coach
uyninst u tried coach and tried sys-
fem Also. there was little comparison
I'm the weight OF the two teams. Bcth'
any being Mt least fifteen pounds To the
man lighter. Exclusive OF long runs
bethany made nv. FIRST downs ~ elght
for tho Red and Ulnrk li"thany made
Iwo runs of twenty-five md thirty yards
yc,prCiI,cly. while Wash cn made TOUR
runs Of forty two. twenty-five. twenty.
and nineteen. respectively. ne teams
hon,~rs even on running back puntb.
neither advancing the ball for moro
thnn ten yards OH return. bethany
,yI,. not prnalizcd single time. I"
rnthrr rcmn rkublo instance In "A loot
hru pnmr. while " j. wah penal
lied n>r times. bethany completed
three forward passes I" one, Tor IN"
red and Hack lirinhny supporters
xrrr pnrtIruIurIS pleased with tho
plu,InE OF Dunn al ih'kl" ana tho
,h,,r nov men I.ItiCIdhi" ut "hd hnd
,,u.I,uuu md Kelly nj hHlNrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
GREAT TR|-STATE CLASH Al
FAIR GROUNDS SATURDAY

game 80 -" l"a'
"''r""E Il" "r'''"."'" ~" 80 -, C,,,,,..
'Iri ,ru,d ~"tE end ""l""" ""'""'h'"F
,., 800, ,nsy iprtu rl",' ih' I'r' rt'l
hr - htIrhi ~" f"r 'h' N""I'v"" "I""'
~, t.ir vIlI rn ,,u ral" ~ ~" NJ l,"'"
.'gVn, stand prh u"I'"u To-. R'"'". -
,nn, - in, khnui , 500 r"u"t,od sent"
y ~ D." u"lh
urc, fnI pIupui,h - Tho Iu'"ll R'"ror
nu,k hnun"n, Sept TX '"r,h Hob w
glus np"cdPh ur hlH rr"ErAm - pLrI"''
rlrn Tor tho Washington mot J"IfrT"n
EnInr which In !" H." played IL "h"'l'rE
uu n"St HnTurdnN. H. driN'"V hts W' ~
through II furious Ura"ll'" hrI 81 nl"'"
than ono and one hair hour { h"r" -. L"F
IIIR men "nrn" out Of III" very hrnh N'"l
Virginia University UhIur -" l"Hl "ti'
day carrying many hrul"'" ~ m'h''
In lurlcH hut III" players npp"Ht'd I" rN
ia better condition /" day tam wa" -
prCtrd with III" result that much R""d
work was affected
Captain Snrdrgar was not n unif RIA
nKaIn to-day, hut IN expected 1" lc ready
for hia tugH mUTT"w ~" ~ J" E"''l
phl rI,uI condition No Ihrt ia" i"nl w -
do him nu harm. Tia l"I'n. Flanagan.
Iluha and kTushnnk. the Other sIlE"'''
Ia lurrd went through th' Il. II :" ""'
, without murmur "nd VIII h' 'n"H u"
engage la Ia" n,rimmaEo cald"i Tor I"
muTT"N
lob IiIEEInr lr we'll pleased wth '"'
ahow InH his men mad" hHnin"' Wet w
ElnIa jiIB team ~"H "nI " 'tHh. I"''
- ruundn - the uan hat h"i "' '''
iuIuIy To- Captain Hn"d"Eur. ~hI'h fee"
the IlItIn general "ui 81 ih' E"t" CO..
ar"Ty 81 Iho HG,", UiEhI h"'" ".'" d"
dIffor'ni "n' I" hny lihtv'"r r''
unuut 90 hln rl' N'n ih' h"'d"'i I'hh''"H
asui"saIiun h." h"" '''' "''" "hh Ia va
ho",i :" ,,,u",h Ihi' .,""I"H ih"I a. h'
I,. " IN "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
union OPENS SEASON
WITH BIG VICTORY
I-t.,--t u."-. D.. n".".' L.sG". sstsvH
a-st B"1-'s H"s-d O"t a""th s'".
~ api'It-d U""t-st

IL ,I,- "r"ul"g g"mr ~ r""'"' i""'h"l
lu ILn I'uhIl, u, hurlH hlhl"ll' IsH"p""
,I,- uIay od ~ IT," ! w"uiV Hls'l "l'""'
rIntrt"und y"rlj 'dny "h"'n""" '"'""
i. f.rI"d UIi'hI"JhY I" ! "'"i" ~ ~
urIrI Ird Rnruo iRpi f"Tf1HiH 81 "'hlhp
.,rn n,,u ~ ru"rt f"r ~" Rrnh" H"h""l n'h
IrI"u Captain Hhanu"u. ~ ih" '"i"h
I.pu .vnI tho dlvlhunI r'aT. VIM"
IIIno npd JgmhI'Vv, ~ ~" sam" t""m.
nh"god rphrIa ~ I"nl r"''"T form.
Uhnunnn p'0rod both inlll"5
Tho ulIrhlo ,""m played I'm" gam"
but lacked tho punch 10 put Ia" bail
through tho gnpl when w.hnIn rirlhlnR
diuinu,c Tlmo aud sEnln M" Nn"hl"
tosIn had u 'hnn"" 10 """r0 nut "Ihy
nI,,r when kuohl"r mad" n ru'oeh"ful
boot did they HCoT"
IN the fIrrt Hnmc pch"dulod between
clay md Warrington ~" clay team was
awarded u to o f"Tf"Iicd Knm" because
81 tho non appearance ar Warrington
.In n rcTlmmnRp gam" the lIhy team
'rhuwrd up In fine form hnh looks E"od
for one Of tho top rlnv"nE Tw" Rhm'H
will lie played this nftnrn""n again whom
MndIrun meets irntrr ~ and when tho
first Irnmr FROM the t"mrn aud Web
uIrr HrhOul In""t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

Who"llnE foua vii Eot tactic ~ rrHl
r"lloEo football u'N' saturday 80 We"
state FN,iT grounds vi he" ~" We, w
EluiA NeHlsS nv clrN'u Inv plUp thlH 'Itb
- tAUkl Ih' Whsh tn EriddcTs Roth
teams arc 'N,C"ilURl, strong aud Moth
rr ~Ill hhN0 RulhInE Q" hold IN r"R"TN"
80 scores ~ tho "r"rtnE game lndIcn'"
tho oSRrt strength 10 the A"rr"Tlt"H
art Methodist
Every player ~ hath teams VIII b. 'n
me uu"up unl"sz tnJurtTu prevent ~"
M'th"dt~t~ Rili hay" u 'hnu," I" NAH"
an .mprCrHtNo Sh"wiuE Tor ~" r"rnHind"r
90 III" 500 son and ny defeating IN" Rcd
nnd Iila,k would "IlminHi" thrtu from
the Tri state ,hRmpi"nSh!p ih"r"f"r"
leaving ~" Mnun,ulne"rr a. clear claim
I" tho tItlr.
Special Q" Thc iut'lItE"u''r
HurkhRnn"n Sept - second o." H."
Mot Virginia game vhi,h ~ Now hlH.
West Virginia Wesleyan game which ~
D." b' played ~ Wheeling ga saturday.
''t"h"r NIth",u anl G"astIhH d"wn
that Woslry al UliI Inkc N, aur"' J."
Wheeling "n HHtufday N'Sl"} "n h"H
naNor son ",or tho H'd and nia' hat
Ins sh"~ins Nasisyan made hs,"fday 3"
the N'Rt LlfF,nta game 10 e, Id'n'' That
InL itIEElur lr g." have trat Uun' hln'
go the ataI" taIf E,,.iUdH nstd "U Get"
hes lni thc 10, ",' 81 ia Wet Va
r'tUts I. all "IslIN N,~i We ola N'HI's'
80 ss"tu ild ,,st ."u,. To- f'"", '"s"iiinE
O." ua hhs' W"-' virst",a h"a a''''i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
AVOIDING TINE RUHH

ANY tr"uhlc getting drink !" your
Iuvn"' nrkCd IA" fhrin"I
''..L u hit replied the city man
WHY th" h""tl"FR"rr ar" -" 'hi"h 'hnl
Lhr, hn,c - ronr hndFrr !" h"rp from
selling h""i" /" On" nn"'h" ''h'h
mt enquirer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
MIHED TROUBLED

The soap boz orator FOUND many
things tn',TItiriEe
And whnl do We h"'' h" cried We
puIu.r ~, rhnduW the huhhIr bursts,
and heaven bat ashes la uuT empty
banda New YORK. Evening Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
mud raced the nc"rrnnry dI-t""'" Tor
IpurI,duwnu

Iour Idownu
Marietta d"'u u"i hay" Ehm" Tor
D,Iubrr :? but viii nat lot NJ "u h"r
,,,c,,,,u, vnILnut go fuu,h k"llIrun
Is ma Iuur 10 have hI" men In III" Dew
pnrrIhlc .hnp" for ia" contest with
jlrIhnuy 1rinhCr I"thnny did not
maxi, the chewing against w. ana )
Tint Hnno OF her loyal Futp"rtot" hoped
H., Iui the Green and White Ia not
dlrrourngrd and VIII b" out 4" retrieve"
Iurt hnuuIs when she meets mhil"i''-
Cnn,hrH uuInnd and Miller would
ohGIlsh vi't"rI 81 N'hI' ana h'Il'-
.uu nud every effort VIII h." made 1"
,r,,h tho zenith of their ambition when
~. lwn teams meet ON the "thor
hand %.nlr ma Krlllsnn will WORN
.nrt aud late ~ hhN" the Il hiiIIIrIH
In In.,d running order -" when IA"
h.,au, l.. a,I InIu action tho enemy
can not penetrate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
oHAIIAM0A

The w A 9. football team Of VII
Ton would like to hear from some 49,
rIcvcnr In tho Wheeling distsicS ~
ing ,cam shall not weigh OVER u
nnund, Writ. Thos. ]. Long -
B52 WCIrtOn. w. Va. tf.F :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

WA IIJEIF TACKIE9 NEAI, OrIOHlTION WHlN hh"" w
EIEVfN I\VNDfH TIIIH cry MORROW NVT IoOhlN"
IoR ANYTIII\u sort hND ~ WORkINN TEAM WARD
METIOBIWTN GREAT SHOWING hGhINET MiNNThlN
EERS HAS " ANDJ WORRIED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
Checking on FINAL Dope.

IN an article on April TO- studying the
nnnl dope Junt buroro the s"nh"n. said
"tlrv"laud winh tho America I"ngu"
dope championship. with Now f"rh
ArCond
In the Nnti"pnI tn" dope la no clos"
that I" pick a winner from tho hrni nv"
II practically lmp"nrlbIr -
Hero In on" thing tho dope has taught
m" when t""mn hr" practically tln1
Ia the dope nKhrcH play on" With tho
rtr"nRrrt pitching starr
In the NRtlnnal lraRur only Ii"Hi""
and ThiladolrhIa "nu ho thrown "ut 81.
rircIN ~ Louis dozen not nRuro vol
hui thor" az" many latent r"5nihiIIiior
on the club
"Gc,iinE rrr-nnaI hIt Il" not he
IIrvc that Cincinnati can win ~ rp"t
or tho fu't the nKuTTr show her I" hnV"
tho inoHt strength II II human Tor
'hanpi"nr 1" Vet hlt 'hcsiy hmd III"
Reds hay" nh"wn rlmpf"nH OF lhiH II
10 human ratur" Tor all IN" others !" irv
10 brat tho champions tE"ry team
Ia tho Enttonal l"tKu" with IL r"uPl" "f
good pitchers viii rnv" them "nd T"Ht
them up /" boat the It"dE. aud therefor"
tho path ur ia" ,hampl"nr VIII b" uu'h
ruuEh"r than lat r"nHun when rrn"i'
Gully the "utlTr l'aRu" was pull'hE Tor
them To win"
"Ir | were u b"itlng person Ia Htrin"
along with Cleveland tnkn "A fiy"r On
IA. Chicago cubs or Pittsburgh iIrai"H
Ia win. with Br"oklyn ono. two. 'hr"r.
However | never bet excepting on" hat
"A wear. and that ~ made on IN" propo
riIion thst the New York Yankees VIII
hit into twenty more double plays than
any other club Ia the American league.
Now. that the doping IL done. IN
tend 10 exercise my inhiicnnbic right y
root for wf"meV~r ! darn please. reFard-
I-sH az the dhp" Sr ] m puIllnH Tor
Spokr and K"bh'
~ mere much ~ ihri dor~ wrong
Copyright 1870 H. Thr n,n ayndi"ate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
ON THE SCREEN Of SPORT
BY Hugh S. Fullerton.

hitting star The 1.sm II heavily hand
lCarpsd by nH rE'sEE W slowl"sa - f""I
~ In faster than II has been Ia w.
handled h"r"v"r. viii help overcome
this wonkurrr
Tho lt"h Hn1 suHIniucd bY tho rom
n'ntr of "a" HtrenFth ~ ~" old cham
pl"nhhlp mn'hiu" atm nEr"1 fourth.
and Ih"ro nr' signs Ihn, Will" III" 'luU
IL not 30 strong In stars II win play
better team bail
The Hr"wn- have ponnihll,Icr rh"
i"nm nKuTrr sixth now ~ has moro
speed than any ~ iho league hut needs
""nslHt"ni patching aud IN" attack ~
rp"iiy nnd not sustained
"wnrhinEton and Philadelphia both
pr"H"ni stronger clubs. hut neither ~
n serious proposition NJ fnr a. tho pen
nnnt In concerned WnHhinEi"nr inn"ld
hRr improved aud tho "utnrld has much
attacking strength.
wash thcro anything Nrry wrong
with tho American League dope Tho
Yankee pitchers were not wrll handled.
that In tholr VclcCti"n and relief.
Now National League Dope worked Ont.
ON Ia" National League on april \.
this wns printed,
Tho dope refuses 10 toll which team
will win III" National League p"nnnnt.
With SIX clubs ranking 80 clonely to-
Erther that II - within tho province
OF luck to turn tho sixth place team in
TO a champion II IS impossible to fore
cast the result"
Cincinnati leads In the dope. but
have a horrible suspicion that some OF
the Reds went above their normal gaits
last year, Remember that there arc
two teams: Brooklyn and Chicago. with
better staffa than tho Reds posscas. Al
so It Is a biz problem M TO how the new
pitching rules Will effect Filler, and II
il certain that Dutch Ruether will not
be as Kood this year as last"
The Giants rank third. The develop
mrnt or Frisch increases the teams
chances
Both boston and Philadelphia have
added strength and promise To make IA
more respectable showing than they did
last year. The teams are At least strong
enough Ia he dangerous when their
pitching hCra work
Was tho doT.n much wrong ON the Ma
tlUnal League;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

Rh1 Eta Nat connect
q udAE' up Aop' ikA~It
3Il oAobi 4 On ""AA
Gup, Rab y
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25

Frank Mason North, Rev. Doremua
/, Scudder and F. p. Turner
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25
Minneapolis Next Scene
Of Waterways HEARINGS
(By Associated PreSsl

DETROIT, Oct. 25. - The Interna-
tional Joint Waterways Commission
concluded its Michigan hearings in De.
troit and Grand Rapids today and left
for Minneapolis. the next point on the
commissions itinerary
Arguments in favor of opening the
Great Lakes to ocean-going vessels by
developing the st. Lawrence river
were presented at today's hearing here
by H. H. Rice, an official of the Cen
eral Motors Corporation. William H.
Adams, chairman of the Inland Water.
ways committee of the Detroit Board
OF Commerce, presented a new phase
of the argument for waterway when
he offered data intended to show that
present lake tonnage could be used to
transport tonnage directly from lake
ports to Montreal and there trans.
ferred to ocean vessels. He asserted
that a material difference in freight
charges in favor of the waterway
would result
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25
Statement ON JAP
QUESTION ISSUED BY
CHURCH Committee
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-A statement
entitled 1.-THE Christian Attitude on
the California Japanese Question" is
sued today by the, executive commit
. tee of the Commission on Relations
with the Orient of the Federal Coun
ell Of the Churches of Christ in Amer
lea, urged all men of good will, both
in America and Japan, to await the
results OF the conference commission
results Of the conference of their re.
sponsible representatives in Washing.
ton and Toxic. The commission also
called upon all such Americans and
Japanese:
ITO refuse to be stamped into
precipitate action by the vote-catching
propaganda of politicians who appeal
to race prejudice and strive to arouse
mob feeling.
ITO urge all the facts to be taken
into consideration. Partisan state
ments Of any group are to be dis
counted"
Part OF the commissions statement
was directed to Americans, saying
I'VE should all remember that the
question has international aspects of
the gravest import In which the whole
nation has a right to be heard. Cali.
fornia's legitimate ends can best be
secured through Washington. We
therefore urge California to work out
its local problem in the closest CO.
operation with the department OF
state. Any other method is bound
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25

The report of the consulting engi-
neers filed last May has the following
to say in regard to the plants prescne
equipment:
The Municipal Electric plant has
on several occasions carried peak
loads of $500 k. W. for considerable
periods. On other occasions it has
Deen necessary to discontinue service
on several feeders in order to bring
the load within the capacity of the
plant. Any accident to the 1000 X. W.
unit, removing it from service, would
make 1t impossible for the plant to
carry even its normal load during the
larger portion of the day. t. The
necessity for the installation of addi-
tfonal generating equipment is there
fore self evident"
Several other towns in Indiana and
Ohio are dependent upon the local
plant for electric lighting and power.
These towns we're also in darkness for
two hours last night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25

sooner, or later. to involve our country
In international complications"
Desire Fair Play
To the Japanese the commission
said that ''the great body of citizens
throughout the United States stands
for Justice and fair play in the treat.
ment OF Japanese in America" and
that a considerable group in Cali.
fornia earnestly desires to have these
problems solved in ways that are at
once honorable for Japan and safe for
California. To set matters right, not
only q new treaty but proper legisla.
ton is needed both in Toxic and
Washington.
The statement is signed by the fol.
lowing: Rev. William /. Haven, chair.
man; F. s. Brockman, Rev Sidney
Gulick, Rev. Henry A. Atkinson, Rev
Arthur ]. Brown, Hamilton Holt,
Charles. D. Hurley. Rev. Albert G.
Lawson, Rev. Frederick Lynch, Rev.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25
FUR SCARFS

At 1-3 Less than Regular Prices
$3.50 Animal Scarfs S12.95
$4,000 Wolf Scarfs .S14.5O
$500 Large Scarfs ..S17.5O
Beautiful Wolf Scarf in brown,
taupe or black.
$500 Fox Scarfs .S23.5O
$4,000 Fox Scarfs $3.50
Every Fur Scarf in Our stock Is
now priced at 33 1870 less than
the regular prices.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25
Bank Cashier Reused From
Sleep BY Toledo Bandit.

TOLEDO, Oct. 25.-Five bandits
early today forced the cashier of the
bank at Alvardton, O., in Williams
county, to get out of bed, unlock the
safe and turn over to them $500 in
cash and several thousands in Liberty
bonds
The bandits forced their way into
the cashiers home and gave first aid
to his wife, VINO tainted. The robbers
sped away in an automobile without
harming the cashier.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25
BLANKETS
At Big Reductions

$500 Cotton Blankets, large size
double blankets $3.50
$500 Heavy Blankets, extra size
and weight .......... 50 .92
$500 Heavy Blankets, all colors
and beautiful patterns $3.50
$500 Plaid Blankets, extra
heavy, all colors .S5.95
$500 Plaid Blankets, more for
your money than ever before in
blankets ..............S SO. so
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25
PUMP BREAK
CONTINUED from Page One>

city officials were advised to apply for
increase in rates but the recommends
ton was ignored for months. Through
cut the present administration the
pinch penny" policy in regard to plant
maintenance and improvements has
been carried cut
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25
CELEBRATE WEDDING EE1E

ENGLISH, Ind, Oct. 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Austin of English cele-
brated their golden wedding annivers-
airy at their home here Saturday. The
couple are each 6S years old and were
married Oct. %, 1870, at Bradford,
Harrison county, and their entire
welded life has been spent in Perry
and Crawford counties.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25
Doctors Recommend
Bon-Opto for the Ewes

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opto as safe home remedy
in the treatment of eve tr oubles and to
strengthen eyesight. Sold under money
refund guarantee by all druggists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25

War tanks will be used as touring
vehicles in the mountain country OF
France for transportation of passen-
gers during the winter sports season
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-25

Questions relating TO Child Health
and to related problems Will be an
svvered by experts of the United states
Public Health Service. Address: Child
Health Editor. u. 9. Public Health
Service, Washington, ID. G. please
mention this newspaper1
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-09
GREAT REVOLT Of PEASANTS
AGAINST LENINE REGIME;
WOMAN ONE OF HELEADER,
New Government Proclaimed
by Revolutionaries in
Niini-Novgorod.
MOVEMENT WIDESPREAD
Embraces Great Masses, il IS
Said, and Is Spreading
Rapidly.

LONDON, oct. "A great rebellion
mas broken out IN Moscow, scat OF The
Soviet Government. ACCORDING TO "a
Copenhagen despatch to tho Daily
Telegraph to-day Tho despatch
quoted Riga advices.
WARSAW, Oct.
Press).--A new insurrccuon against
,hs new Russian Soviet Government
has broken out In the district OF Nijni-
Novgorod, 2e5 miles northeast OF Mos
COW, according 10 information roach
ing tho Russian colony in this city.
Tho insurrection, which was in
ausurated by the Social Revolution
cry Party, embraces great masses Of
peasants, and Is reported to be
spreading rapidly in an directions.
The insurgents, tho advlces state,
have proclaimed a new Government.
the members OF which are MN. Mar
tow. Petrowsld and Czernow, and
Mile. Marie Splridonovna. tho latter
fhe noted woman revolutionary lead
or, for years active In the movement
against the imperial regime
The insurrection Is said TO be en-
dangerlng the transport OK food and
fuel TO Moscow from Eastern Russia.
The insurgents are declaEod to be
acting Independent OF General Wran-
gel or any Of the other counter-revo-
lutlonary movements. They are
planning to set up their capital at
Mini Novgorod.
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Warrant Issued by Cleveland
Prosecutor for Pitcher Of
Brooklyn Team.

CLEVELAND oct ASSOCIATED
PresO O.--R,chard C'Rube") Marquard,
one Of the star left-handed pitchers
Of the liroolelyn National League PEN
nant winners, was arrested here to-
day on q charge Of ticket 'sscalping."
Morquard was arrested IN the lobby
N a downtown hotel on warrant
issued by Assistant Prosecutor stan
ton. lie was charged with offering
for sale eight Worlds Series box seats,
the original cost Of which was $3.50,
for $3.50 Ito was released on his
own rccognizancc 10 appear before a
Municipal Judge subert Monday 20
answer to the charge Of ticket scalp
ing"
Two other arrests were made. Fred
HocTas OF Somerset Ohio. was ar
rested at the bali park trying TO sell
a So ticket 20 John X OFarrel OF
Salt Lake city. Utah. for Sit5O.
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SAYS WAR
IN IRELAND MUST
Be ON BOTH SIDES
Defends Reprisals-Says 100
Police Were Slain "by
MurderouS Gang
SCOUTS REPUBLIC IDEA
Declares Irish Conspired With
Germany Ito Stab England
in the Back"

CARNARvON, Wales oct. o.--rn
speech here to-day Premier Lloyd
George declared that IT, as was con.
tended, there was war In ireland.
then the war must be waEcd on both
sides Hut when policemen were
shot In the back by Sim Feiners, tho
Premier said, It was not war. but
mr~scr
Mr. Lloyd George asked whether
undcr the system Of terrorism which
made II impossible to obtain owl
dence, II was any wonder the polio,
shot tho nurderers
we must however. restore order
In ireland, even by stern methods"
tho Premier asserted, because VIC
cannot permit the country 10 fan In
to complete anarchy" The Prime
Minister slld the murderous gang
which now tyrannizes ireland must
bo broken up and the Government
must proceed with measure for
complete government Of the
country
Referring TO the killing OF police
men, Mr. Lloyd George said:
while these murders were going
ON ] never regd a word Of protest
from the Sim Fcin In Ireland. or
from Mr. Arthur Grmth, Uounder OF
the Sim Fein), displaying any lndig-
nation at the killing OF 100 police
men"
The Premier said that " there was
a state of war in Ireland II would
give the soldiers and policemen a fair
chance, and they would give "a good
account Of themselves lie asked II
the police were 90 stand to be shot
down like dogs without any attempt
TO defend themselves. and declared Il
was more than human nature could
tolerate.
lie said he could understand and
sympathizc with the idea that self
government should be given because
IL would bring goodwill but not be-
cause "a gang OF assassiRs had
bullied the Government into IT," II
was all very well, the Premier con-
tinued, TO talk about "a dominion form
Of government but ireland demanded
uu absolutely independent republic
and even that would not sotisfy the
Irish.
lie added that if ireland werc
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