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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-03

The following statement was issued
Nv Mr.. White: THE abandonment by
some of the most prominent Repub-
lican leaders of the very league OF
nations which they helped to construct
has been successful.
The people have succumbed to the
confusion brought by the distinguished
1ren and to the misrepresentation of
those who will not and did not under
stand the league of nations. | hope it
may yet be rescued from the political
morass and be saved to mankind.
NO one has any occasion for bitter
ness or recrimination. What the whole
people decide. the whole people must
accept The Democratic national com
,,,,++ee ahides nv the result cheerfully,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-03
Gains Shown BY Republicans
Throughout Whole Sixth District

Based on incomplete and scattered
reports received from the eight coun-
ties of the Sixth congressional dis
trict, it was estimated early Wednes-
day that the Republicans, with Hard
ing leading the ticket, would sweep
the district with a plurality of at least
10000. The vote for Representative
Elliott, Republican congressional can
didate. will be close to the total cast
for Harding Senator Watson will
also receive a substantial majority as
will McCray, the Republican candi
date for governor. Heavy Republican
gains were made in every county.
LIBERTY, Ind, Nov. 3-Union
county, the smallest in the Sixth con-
gressional district, remains in the Re-
publican column. The normal Repub-
lican majority in Union approximates
200 but Harding's plurality over Cox
will probably exceed 500. Nine of the
eleven precincts which had reported
early this morning gave the following
totals:
For president: Harding. 1899; Cox,
1,153: for senator: Watson, LIS;
Taggart, 1,151; for governor: McCray,
1,433; McCulloch. liza; for congress-
man, Elliott, 1892; Yarling, LAO.
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Nov 3-Henry
county has again rolled up one of its
typical Republican majorities. 1t is
estimated from partial reports re-
ceived this morning that Harding will
carry the county by at least 1000. an
increase of about 500. Reports re-
ceived from sixteen of the forty-four
precincts. including the city of New
castle, complete, give the following
totals:
For president: Harding, 1889; Cox,
2,4O7; for senator: Watson, 1894;
Taggart, 2,412; for governor, McCray,
1884; McCullOch, 1898
The fourteen precincts of the city
of Newcastle gave Elliott, in the con-
gressional race, 1920; Yarling, 2,122
GREENFIELD. Ind, Nov. Sit was
impossible to forecast at an early
hour this morning what the result of
the election would be in Hancock
county, which is normally Democratic.
1t is probable that very small plurali-
ties will be returned for the Demo
cratic candidates for president, sena-
tor, governor and congressman. 1t
is probable that few Republican
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-03
CONGRATULATE HAYS
ON G, 0,P. VICTORY

NEW WORK, Nov. 3-Will H. Hays.
chairman of the Republican national
committee, was deluged shortly after
midnight with kilograms of congratu-
lations on his successful leadership.
He said: Once more the American
people have rendered a wise and just
verdict. Certainly in this instance
they have spoken in unmistakable
terms. America is still first. Hourly
the majorities increase. The popular
and electoral majorities of Harding
and Coolidge will be entirely unpre-
cedented. We will have a majority of
not less than Ia in the senate and
overwhelming majority in the house.
We are very grateful"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-03

if with foreboding. Senator Harding
is the peoples president"
Mr.. Whites telegram of congratula-
ton follow:
Senator Warren G. Harding. Mar
ion, Ohio: The American people have
overwhelmingly chosen you. Accept
my congratulations and best wishes
for a successful leadership of this
great nation in its critical hour
Governor Calvin Coolidge: You are
the overwhelming choice Of the people
for vice-presiGent. Please accept my
cordial congratulations and good wish
.es"
Will H. Hayes, Republican National
committee: Congratulations to you
on the leadership of most successful
rational contest"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-03

candidates for county offices will be
elected. Returns from seven of the
80 precincts o. the county gave the
following totals
For president: Harding, IT'S; Cox,
TT. In four precincts the vote for
senator was: Watson, ass; Taggart,
4S2
In six precincts the vote for con-
gresham was: Elliott, 63S; Yarling,
629.
SHELBYNILLE, Ind, Nov 3.-Only
scattered reports on the result of the
election in Shelby county had been re-
Continued on Page Two)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-03
DEMOCRATS IN LEAD
In OKLAHOMA VOTE

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Nov. g.
Returns from ZOOS of the 1855 pro-
cincts in Oklahoma at I o'clock this
morning showed the. Democratic ma
tional and senatorial ticket leading by
several thousand votes. indicating the
closest election in the states history.
These precincts gave Cox S6.533. Hard.
ing S3,453. Returns from 1,04s pre-
cincts gave for senator, Ferris, Demo-
crat, 1885, Herreid, Republican.
90.212. Results in congressional dis.
tricts remained uncertain tonight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-03
President Wilson Retires
EGrIv: Makes No Comment

WASHINGTON, Nov 2.-After re-
ceiving the early election returns in
his study. President Wilson retired
to his bedroom at 9 o'clock tonight.
and was asleep half hour afterwards.
Rear Admiral Greyson, the presidents
physician. spent nearly half an hour
with Mr.. Wilson. DR.. Grayson said tho
president showed no Indication of ner.
vousness. He added the president had
no comment to make on the contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17

First Rustic-"Dyr ear old Daddy
Smiths cottage was burnt down last
nisht?" Second Rustic tot matmrra
wisdom) i bean't surprised. When
I sees the smoke a'comtng through
the thatch l sez TO myself. There's
seldom smoke without fire."-l'unch,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
BETHANY HELD
STIFF WORKOUT
ON SNOW FIELD

BETHANY, W. Va, Nov. 1.-Two
hours OF stiff SCrimmage and signal
practice was the program OF tho Buff
falO gridders this afternoon The field
not want to risk IN" weekly Varsity
Scrub battle later In the week so put it
up ono day. Tho men are all in excellent
condition except Kelly who suffered u
slight injury TO his hip In last Satur-
days fracaS.
Two more practice sessions are slated
for. the home field this week and an
hour or more OF signal drill on the Fair
mont Country Club field on Friday. 4
great number of students Witnessed to-
days session in spite of the cold.
Though by no means confident Of vic
tory next Saturday. tho men are re-
solved to let the MountAincers know
that they have been through one Of the
hardest battles of the season.
The squad accompanied by Coach Bu-
land Director Miller and Student Man
ager Roone Will leave for Fairmont
early Friday morning and will remain
in that city all night, arriving AT Nor
gantown about o'clock on Saturday
morning. Though they realize that Nc
Intire's men will play. some game be-
fore they will let Bethany put 1t over
on them for the state title. the Buff
faloes arc also resolved to put up the
best fight OF the year for tho state
championship.
Yesterday pep meeting and celebra
ton Of the Tech victory was held.
Though tho followers OF the Green cclc-
bratcd in fitting manner Immediately
after tho victory in Wheeling tho on
thusiasm could not be quellcd until the
official painting OF the score on tho
steps Of tho college building where the
rest Of Bethanys signal victories this
season are recorded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
VICTORY OVER TECH
SHOWS CLASS OF THE
BETHANY GR|DDERS
w.rt virrtnIa Compares Results OF
Rio areeu victory With Lehigh
outcome and Find It though

spccial Dispatch to The 1ntelligenccr.
Morgantown. Nov. 16.-1n spite OF the
fact that the Mountaincers showed very
nlainly here on Saturday that they are
on the upgrade and will improve
steadily from now till THANKSGIVING
dav Is past It Is very seriously 10 De
Questioned whether or not tney can
muster the strength and interest heceS-
sary TO win from Bethany college mere
on Saturday next.
Discussing the coming Bethany game
here in the dressing room lew days
600 some of the Mountaincer players.
moi fully informed as TO Bethany
stranyth, stated that they thought west
Virginia would have walkaway' ana
,hat If Bethany could win, inferior as
that team was. the MOuntaineerS had
iusf ms we'll quit trying to play foot
ball and devote their time to tlddle-de-
n,i,ik4 or some similar pastime.
II is lust this feeling on tae mart OF
Vast yjrginia's players that will bring
about their downfall on Saturday, II
thev do fall. Bethany has a powerful
and Versatile Cridiron aggregation that
- fully a match for West Virginia, and
r. will be absolutely fatal for the
Nouutaineers to 20 into the contest
thinking that they can play the kind
nf football exhibited in tho first three
quarters of tho Rutgers game and win
from Bethany. Bethany will bring hero
n we'll rounded machine, pointed all
through the schedule just to beat West
Virginia, and in Kelly and Stewart and
Randolph in the backfield have three
mon the equal Of any trio West Fir-
GINA has faced this year. Stewart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
MO||NTA|NEERS HAVE CHANGED
FILLING ABOUT BETHANY CAME

one on the card is the 'hig" one just
now and every Mountaineer effort is
bent toward winning IT,. Bu'and' VINO
coaches the Bethany eleven has been
drilling into his men oil season tn"
importance OF L victory over West VIZ
ginIa and the Comparatively light CHRIS
tian team will come here Saturday win
blood In their eyes and prepared WIN VII,
Mays, lighting spirit. and football anlll-
" that will he sufficient to win from
West Virginia II the Mountatnc'rs ar"
Ross I.ytlc will he In nj quarterbacK
for the Mountainous and though ne IS
somewhat OF an unknown quantity there
is n considerable number OF local rams
who have watched offensive tactics go
awrv this season with Dawson at the
holm, who will welcome the change. NC
Intro has apparently definitely decided
to nut Lytlc In charge and see what
hs can do against Bethany and II ne
comes through there he undoubtedly
viii hc given the helm against w. & j.
on Turkey day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17

who is said to be a brother-in.I1M
Coach Buland Of Bethany. halls ffoDi
out in Illinois. where he was repute0 -
have been one Of the most sonoAtI00A.,
performers developed = In high schoo1
ranks last year. And he Is living ~
TO his reputation. His playing. eto4
with that Of Kelly, has been the eetey9
achieved by Bethany this year. On 0en
urday Kelly and Stewart, the foTm
for his running and the latter Tor a.
passing, will have to be watched NOV
closely IN the center OF the nelo.
when the goal line Is approaches ~
Randolph Is said to be the premier IL
sma sher OF the state. -
". and J. IN 3sekTrou14 -
In fact, there is nothing left IT.
Coach McIntire to do but to put 49,:
all-important w. and Eame
background and work for victory 49,
Bethany, because nothing can cSme
fore that To lose to Bethany Ia ~
confines Of the state would be . It'll.
blow to West VirGinia's state uniN
sity prestige. Yet that Is what ILL.,
by many here. but not by tho piayef.
and this is the rub. Il.
The latest evidence OF BstnaAye
strength comes from her victory ey
Carnegie Tech school. Carnegte
yanquished Grove City by dccts
score; was beaten by Lehigh ?0-l3. -
Iehirh tied West Virginia as well n
Penn State, both by the count Of tn
and two weeks ago Carnegie Tech
feated Allegheny by q very one-ea1
score, in spite OF tho fact that Ate.sa
pbeny had tied Colgate earlier IN IL
season and put forth other 0vtde1e
Of strength.
The sale Of seats for tho Bef1:
game will bepin tomorrow aloRR VII
seats for the w. and J. game and tn
transportation for tho w. and J. UH
A larger crowd than ATTENDED To-
Rutgers game is expected for BstAeN
because Of the larger local folleN1
Of the Buffalo Creek boys from ~
mont. Wheeling, ClarksburG and o.
nearby cities. Sss
ply urAR aANHNn aTA MI =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17

will talk business with the manage
ment.
Another comparison OF the two
teams Is in the score against Marlinton
high school Wheeling defeated Mar:
linton $50. while Charleston ran up a
$50 victory. In the Eame with Wheel
ing We gained ten first downs to Wheel
ing's three. Two OF these were the re-
suit of penalties imposed by the referee
We gained 176 yards To WheeIinss 50
Sand We threw them for - yards more
than they gained altogether.
Wheeling was in our territory only
twice during the Tlme and both times
the result of penalties. Our record TO
dtLto shows we have scored 2@i points
to our opponents nothing. The only pos
sible contender for the championship
prior TO last Saturday was clarkShurg.
and she was eliminated by lArkersourg
by 40"
Looking over the Charleston clat i'm for
the state championship Of West Ftr-
ginia high school football. one would
almost laugh at the poor way the Capt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
WHY APOST-
SEASON CAME ?
FANS TALK or ANOTHER GAME BE-
TWEEN WHEELING AND MAR
TINS PERRY ON GRDRoN.
Schools Severed Athletic Relations in
1s19-Interest Always High when
Teams Met In Past Years.

Why pull n Wheeling Martins Ferry
post-scas son game this your? Fans who
witnessed both the Frrry-Linsly and
Misunderstanding contests on the Island
Thanksgiving day should have enough
football knowledge To judge the better
team. Wheeling defeated the Cadets
by L rs score. while neither team hrS
met Bcllairc or Martins Ferry this year.
Should Ferry sCora All overwhelming
victory over the Cadets. or the Orange
turn the trick on the Purple. 1t could
easily be seen which team Is III" better
Wheeling or Martins Ferry. Bcllair.s
outcome with Wheeling should give an
other Idea on the exact strength of the
much talked-of post-ScaSon rivals.
Wheeling and Martins Ferry sever
ed relations in every branch Of sport In
1918 following the Whoelins-N North
two years ago SIN" that event n"Ith"r
team has booked n game with th" ct her
in any athletic agent and keen rivalry
has existed between the schools.
II IS hardly probable that tho schools
will meet in any branch of athlcti 4
next year, although the heated rivalry
between the schools may drop to low
temperature some fine day, and like Il
bunch of kids making up. the schools
will again clash on the gridirUn or IN
any other sport. -.-.---.----.--.--.-.--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17

Special Dispatch to The IntelHgencer.
Charleston, w. Va Nov. 1S-ln the
nrst public statement on the state foot
bail scholastic championship issued TO-
day by L. VI. Frissell. assistant coach
Of Charleston high school. reasons Tor
Charleston'S refusal TO post. season
game with Wheeling highs football
eleven are given. Frissell says Wheel
ing has no grounds upon which they
may even request post-SeaSon game;
THE game in which Wheeling held
Charleston TO u scoreless tie was with
out doubt in Charleston's favor, the
statement said We outplayed them
in every department. Weddings record
this season certainly - not sufficient TO
grant the right of postseaSon game
for the state championship. She has
played only Marllnton and Warwood In
the West Virginia Athletic association
OF high schools and l.insly institute:
Most OF her opponents have been out or
The state schools.
"Ir Wheeling will play Huntington.
Petersburg and some Of the other first
class teams OF West Virginia. then We
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
v,rrrrRE LEAVING NOTHING UN-
DONE IN PREPARATION FOE
RUPFhOE.--IS BIG" ONE
NOW.
Iytle Will Be Used AZ Quarteroacf
Against Green and White ut MOT
Gantown Next Saturday.

Norgantown. Nov. 16.-West Virginia
10 leaving nothing undonc to be in the
best possible shape for the clash here here
on saturday with Bethany college ana
that at Little Washington on Thanks
giving day. Both games are E"lnE oS
srrairs Yves, Virginia should win from
~ have the edge on the Mountainrcrs
in spite Of three years straight successes
for the old Gold and Blue. W; q :.
VAS Iofcated by Pitt 34-l3. W.. & }.
Also "%o defeated bethany $50 early In IN"
sea- seas SON, but was tied - by wesleyan ar
which team West Virginia beat ~
". a. j.. Of course. was not 'noint'"
Cor Tvnsicvan as was West Virginia
i0; The Rcihany game being the next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
mai FANS Will GET CHANCE
T0W|TNESS TWO BIC CLASSICS
9zar QG @g CT:

ming Of the Bellaire-Wheel ling classic
on the Island Athletic field. fans Will De
of the latter affair.
Great Interest.
Interest in both contests Is causing
the fans 10 grow nervous, upon awaiting
tho arrival Of the day for the two
events. After dinner with plenty OF
turkey and chicken, fans from ever rs
school will carry wagon Ioaos OF ho!sS
with them, To the battle grounds and
viii, no doubt. let loose"
Rivalry exists in both games, ana fiM
banners will fly from every direction.
with students urging their teams on to
victory every minute. Although the
Rellaire- Wheeling contest IL consldere1i
of tho most Importance. the game VIII
draw no bigger than the Ferry-Llnsly
clash. as F.rry followers have turnG ,I
out by the thousands IN every game th,s
wear and will crowd the fair GROUNDS
to the limit when their favorite takes
the field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN ANNUAL
NFET At ISLAND ATHLETIC PARK

practice In earnest for the next to last
game on the schedule, with Cambridge
saturday, and tho boys We're all going
at 4 rapid clip through the drizzling
rain and snow at the Island Athletic
Field yesterday The contest will IN
all probability be played on wet and
sugay ErIdIron and Coach Ross Is turn
ing every player into a mud horse 81
AZ TO put Il team that Is capable Of run
ming on a wet field. against Cambridge
Saturday.
Many changes will be found IN the
lineup this week owing TO the serious
injury Of MilIlen, who Is out for the
scnsnn. and other injuries TO regulars
which may keep them out OF the start:
Coach Rose is developing a system or
breaking UP forwards as Buckhannon
worked the overhead attack almost at
Will and extreme weakness was shown
i'll this department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
AMIN AND BLUE GETTING READY
FoR HARD TEST SATUEDAf'
sCKUss ARE BEING
WORKED HARD.
Cambridge is stronE-cOach Ross Is
Pointing for Turkey Day EVenU
with Bollaire High.

wheeling fans will he praCticaiiET
forced to attend only one big WcGN ;nni
'nn,ost on Saturday. rs every other iocAi
,"am including Linsly, Warwood ana
M sToil, viii b" away or without n
,'n,,'. Wheeling and Cambridge relieve
S e. foothIIl shortage Saturday. whrn
ihrso two rivals clash at the 4S4ahu
Athletic Field.
CNmbrtdrr Is strong TINS year; hrm
h,. vir,un Cr their overwhelming victory
'HHer i;hrlchsvillr last week. tho visitors
offensive and defensive strength can be
counted upon tn caus" the locals con.
siderable worry. For this Eame: Io.Sn
Dnss ~ working his boys hard. ana mo
insriI mrd Hlur mentor is doing every
hing to bear upon the minds OF his boys
thr Importance uf this contest.
Gold Mt work.
Coach Ross regulars are down 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
SCHOOL, AUTHORITIES FROM BEL
LAIRE, WHEELING, FERRY AND
LINSLY MAKE TINE Ar
RANGEnIENTS.
rerry-LinsIy Contest viii Start at TWO
O'Clock Sharp-Great Interest In
Turkey Day Games.

Local gridiron fans, are relieved OF
their worries for. Turkey Day al'Sr
ruIinr OF the school authorities from
ncIiairc High. Martins Ferry. Wheel
mg. and L.inSly. yesterday afternoon; 1t
was nt first thought by many that ooim
the Whcrlmg-Bc and Ferry LinSiy
contests would start ut oclock' ous
oxinr 10 the numerous SUGGESTIONS
about the time of the two big games,
meeting of tho school authorities WAS
necessary to make II convenient TOT
tho,r who wish to attend both games,
q, o'clock sharp ut the State FAR
Grounds. and although this event VIII
hardly be over, in time for the begin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17

q, M. FRIESSEL, ASSISTANT TO GORMAN, SAYS
WHEELING HAS NO GROUNDS TO LAY CLAIM
TO CHAMPIONSHIP OR REQUEST POSI-SE IA
son GANIE-MAKES A JOKE OUT or STATE
MENT BY COMPARING SCORES WITH MAN.
IINTON-LOCAL OPINION GIVEN.
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Notice 10 Contractors

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ccivrd by the Secretary at the Pam
IN Independent school District of
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ON an these buildings collectively
aud IN the schonl building TO be
erected IN ramna separately and
then on the country buildings col.
lrciiyclV. All proposals must be- ac-
companied hv certified check of
s500.O 90. Plans and specifications
and other Information may be- oh.
tanned ON application tn the under
signed or to W. r. kaufman, archi-
tcct. Amarillo. Texas The right H.
reserved IN reject any or an bids
l.. &. VI, Murtry. secretary noatd ~
Directors. rampJ Independent
School District. CO to
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