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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
DEMPSEY vs.. CARPENTER.

Ex-servtee men OF Cleveland. O.. have
adopted 4 resolution eoademninS the
war record Of Jack Dempsey and 'ex-
pressing appreciation OF that OF Georges
Carpenter. Tho comparison between
these two fstic champions Is not very
creditable to the American. Dempsey
was q husky athlete. who by some hook
or crook, managed to stay out OF war.
He was OF war age, and certainly had
the physical qualifications TO make a
soldisr. but he never Srneled gun powder.
or got closer than three thousand miles
to the lighting. Carpenter. on the other
hand. gave up his career as 3 boxer,
served rs common soldier in the
French armies. risked his life time and
again. and performed all the duties Of a
brave and patriotic citizen.
Perhaps. We are not 10 expect from
him. who seeks TO make living by
prize-nEht!ng. the highest ideats OF citi-
zenship. but the great army OF American
citizens who enjoy 4 boxing bout. and
who will take a keen interest In the
coming championship contest. would
feel a great deal moro sympathy FOR the
American contestant had his record been
other than II is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
RIPPING RHYMES
Nnn6A GOLDMAN.
BY WALT MASON.

Y-aw fair Emma leave our shores.
and Grape was festooned on her lid;
she sailed with many other borcs
who talked too much, as Emma did.
She stood upon the vessels
PROV. what time the siren gave three
boots. and shricked to us, Il leave
YOU now. hut I'll come back, YOU bet
your bootst- Alas, II vas an lido
threat though hurled Mt us with
force and vim; the oceans deep and
vide and wet, and poor old Emma
cannot swim Thus sailed away
brainy dame who might have ranked
among the great and figured III our
Hall Of Fame. had she but had her
head on straight She went around
denouncipg things and telling people
they were slaves, the bondmen 0r
the money kings and other pluto
cratic knaves- Her whole existence
was = knock, she had the morals OF
. dip; and now. because she couldn c
walk, she's crossed the ocean In
ship. We couldn't shoe her off the
earth. but We did shoe her of tH's
shore, which tribute to her sterling
worth appeared to make old Em1Ia
sore So fare thee we'll, o Emma
dear, may you keep Fat in other lands:
re'ro tired OF locoed ladies her..
who talk Of bombs and burning
brands.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
AN APPEAL FROM SMITH
COLLEGE.

The rising cost OF living and the de-
probation Of the dollar have been tHit
heavily by most Of the educational m
situations IN this country. Our great
colleges and universities are generally
maintained BY endowment funds when
are conServativ"ly invested. FIXED IN
comes from these sources. have IN the
past, limited or measured the volume OF
their activities. Tho INCOME which
operated i great school few years ago.
has today lost much OF it's buying pow
or. and II our colleges are 70 be kept up
70 the pre-war standards. their revenues
must BE- in some manner. considerably
Increased. One OF the schools that 1eels
this need heavily Is Smith college TOT
girls, and that splendid institution mas
undertaken campaign to raise four
million dollars. The campaign VIII be
carried on all over this country, and In
MANY others wherever there is loyal
Smith Alurra.
Smith college IS the largest Iomans
college in America. Its students num-
Der over two thousand. and tive thous-
and women graduates, have gone out
from it's halls. It's friends and former
students are scattered all cTer the
world. and its influence has been reit
wherever the English language is spos-
en-.
L. Probably four million dollars IS not
too much TO Ask FOR an institution Of
that kind. Probably other schools IN
the United States will make like ap-
peals. and men and women who are abba
to give. will nnd few better lauses TO
which they can contribute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19

Siberian railroad which was not under
Soviet control, was rather bclated. but
IS none the less welcome 1t should
have been done long ago. And better
still il would have been. If they had new
er yeen sent into the icy desolatIon OF
Siberia We never were in state OF
war with Russia Congress that alone
had the legal power to do SO. never is
sued declaration OF war against
Russia. Nobody in this country IS
authorized 10 wage war on MS own re-
sponsiblity. This fact had great deal
10 do with the harsh criticizm to which
the Russian adventure Of our own gov
eminent was suete0ed-
The stated purpose OF Sending our
troops to Siberia in the autumn OF 1913
was to aid tho retreat OF the CIecho--
Slovacs and to protect the Siberian rail-
way. Why it took the Csechs so long to
reach tho Pacific coast. has never been
satisfactorily explained. Kofchak prob
ably had some object in view with their
rctardation. The logging OF an Aneri-
can non -ccmmiss!oned officer and other
incidents showed how Americas I'M
selfish sacrifices were appreciated II
Was ! great pity that American soldiers
should have been exposed so long 20 the
wretched hardships OF campaigning IN
Siberia for no better ends and purposes
than they were. There will be general
rejoicing in this country when our Rus
sian adventure shall have been finally
ended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
THE RETURN OF THE RAILROADS.

ownefs it planned in the es
pending will for them TO
bidder and compete for billion or
this and much larger sum TO
the "nst
investors il their bids limited
half six cent the capital invested!
Cumins BILL and In the judgment OF the
bill When speculative invest
and upwards when govern
selling discount the money Market
that have repudd DEBT
and eight cent what chance
railroads. tho prons limited I'VE and
hr has good features but the e1-
tee upon capital railroad likely to prove
nul the entire intent OF the
the railroads their owners and mako them
seksustaining
VIII control the hundreds or
lions Of who knew the dangers OF business and
will
their they returned Such
way they capital provide improve
capital
themselves efficient condition Inc
profit bill ought be raised at least TWO per cent
Even then tho needs Of the railroads as they
stand today
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arrangement. Unfair advantage. force
and dissolution make for friction. breach
and conflict. And al no time in the
history OF the world have tribunals or
the relief Of the victim Of unfair con-
duct
Why Is a rule which IS so obviously
OF controlling force In private aGrec.
ment not equally essential 10 tho HE or
an International understanding" My
answ.r is tha, in the latter case tho
obserNau"" Of TINS rule is even more
imperative" Tho occasion for popular
unrest and complaint and danger OF re-
Sistancr + ever present; and the m
ability - cnf"r'" obedience" by mere o.
free i, Obvious. Nor" than In any
Other relation. II seems 10 me-. II is cs-
sen,!ai t. have. good viii maintained
10 invii" ana /" hold common approval
OF {. league. IN which every nation. par
~ to il. may read its ultimate security.
integrity and welfare.
The terms will not live simply BE-
cause they arc written in the bono.
This is peculiarly true now because VIC
made war urNn the employment or
fore, True. ~ designated military
force. but by this time every intellts"nt
people knows that the distinctl"n ne.
tween police coercion. political denial
and industrial oppr"ssion. IS purely
technical. In tho last analysis ntlihcr
method j. effective against lndlriiua +.
written "Tn. consent of the governed.
I Vruld rot hc understood a. "ppos-
INK the idea "f q l"acur. ! d"pihrc the
loss ri The ono great opportunity. ] do
not share tho opinion Of those who IN
sist that any league would result =. IN
dangerous .ntanGl"ments. Quite the
conirarr. believe that harmony. peace
and common welfare can be furthered
BY International understanding. But !
have moro confidence in the growth or
a rule Of conduct that I have in the ar
hitrary enactment ~ a statute.
II was ry this road that the genius
OF English law advanced ! see no rca-
son for aba ndoning that road. II is
not tn" enactment 81 a statute. but he
fact that il expresses popular dFcis-
ION tina; gives u life.
To my mind the same rsle holds IN
the larger sphere. ! should look with
doubt upon any attempt 10 prepare 4
present codiftcatin OF international Law.
But should regard with great hope
any plan 70 provide International trt-
bunals 10 which controversies may be
submitted by consent. Tho opportunity
10 meet face To face 20 discuss, to par.
ley. j. -" tHirc that leads 10 under
standing and adjustment. Conferences
without immediate action may lead 10
good results. but action without confer
enc" defeats i'>"lf
tCcp!r:Gh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19

shevlk had been informed Of their COM
inc b. courier. added she thought her
old Chicago friend Bill" Shatoff, now
military commissioner Of FetrogTad,
would probably ho at the frontier 10
receive the party. Both the Bufcrds
officers anu tho radicals are confident
that thu party will be permitted to enter
Soviet Russia by tho direct route across
the bridge near TcrIJckI
Berknan'S ilnal words 20 tn Sorrcs-
pondrnl as hi boarded III" Train were;
We'll. DO! S. | hope to see YOU soon in
free country" wAIlng his hand cast
wQrl toHlrd Russia.
Emma Goldman Talks.
MISS Emma Goldman talked freely
OF h"r future plans.
III got alonG all right with the Fol
sh"viki." she said. II don't intend to
try 90 impos- my anarchis'ic Ideas on
them. Twenty Years ago Ernest Crosby
founded IN ia" United states tho Amcri-
can f'rIordS "f EuSi1n Fr""dom. pur-
pose r'rtpr""ntrnG by forming In Russia
a similar "rGlni&auon which will b.
"allod m" Tiusians Friends Of Am"ri.
''an Tr"dnm.
Two - rrrScutaiIVcs Of the American
consulate ct Il"lsinGfcrs who came 10
TTanrn /" r\"cuIi" powers Of attorney
for lih members ~ the party. arc AZ
Is c-tlmHt.d That III" members Of tho
lars On d,ro.i; III American banks. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
AMERICAN DEPORTEES
NOW SPEEDING TO
THE RED FRONTIER

HANG0. Finland. Saturda!, Jan. L.
ID the Associated Press: - t-InrAa
tIoldr,.n and Alexander RFrknan and
~ other radicals. deport"d from the
inir~d S,a'rs A. nnd"sirablc aliens. IS
sn,cd,nc lnuncn, toward T"rtloh,. about
NO miles from lh' frontier. finn'sh
vhl,c guards arc stationed on each car
rla,fornn Thirty q tn redlcais arc III
The business nf transferring the
rartv from sc United states army
iransror, EGford which brought the I'M
desirablrs 10 Hang'. 10 me special traln
was quickly accomplished. The officials
aboard N, Rurord wcro so well salts
nod with tho preparations made by The
Finnish uiEClils that IL waa decided
moi "a srni n military d"tarhmcnt with
the tarty. nor did immigration com
missioner u. rkshlr" com ldHr II n"r"s-
sary 80 accompany n. Tn" Buf"rd II
,xp.cteI to sail for Antwerp tomorrow.
Not Apprehensive.
Tn nfn-u-. ut tho Suf0r1 informed
The correspondent that th"r~ WSs mo-
any reason I" believe N" nolShHTihI
,,culJ refuse ~ receive any member -
he par,v. The donnrt"cs themselves
did MOI appear arrrrlHnsiyn. Emma
Goldman saving she believed the Dol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19

whatever may be the right or wrong
OF the promises or terms OF the peace
treaty or tho League or Nations lei US
apply TO them u simple rule by winch
private agreements arc commonly test
cd. In suggesting this test am well
aware OF the lawyers temptation TO
APPLY his small and circunscribcd c1-
pericnces 10 the settlement OF large at
fairs. There Is necessarily wide ar
ference between the construction and
the enforcement Of private contracts
and international covenants. But re-
Election will. ! think. lead TO the conclu-
sion that the we'll recognized rule which
! have In mind has stronger reason Tor
it's observance in the latter than In the
former case,
Principles accepted fox the guidance
ot human affairs through centuries ara
almost certain 10 rest 50 completely
upon simple and fundamental truth that
th~i- disregard in any sphere. small ar
large is sure 10 invite defeat or olsdS-
ter. =.
Mutua!Itv Of relation embracing cbli-
CATION and right Is just as essential 10
IN international agreement AZ II Is 10 a
private contract.
-Mutnsli,y" /. legal term. but,
however practice and decision may have
restrained ar modified its APPLICATION
the controlling Interpretation Is the
same which popular understandings
would attach 70 IL To invite my ronti-
dence you must exert yours. | can NOT
be bound unless YOU arc. ] can not DC
mad" TO surrender anything, until you
do likewise. Tho minds ~ all parties
must meet. 80 give present voluntary
consent to all understanding based upon
rational self-intcre:t 81 all parties con-
Ccrned.
This requirement "f something more
than onH-Sdcd prcmiS" - An Eng,sh
dc parture from the rude OF older 49,
TENS. 1t expresses d recognition OF inc
practical force OF common fairness. II
accepts in theor" what every lawyer
learns IN practice, thai the lie OF every
working agreement depends upon the
degree Of success in making II 70 the in
terest of all parties 10 have the agree
ment carried out.
The eager lawyer who gets AL the ad :.
vantaEcs for hts cid" fools himself and
cheats his client. Iust rs Cancellation
is the life. so humiliation IS the death
OF an Undertaking To make common
illustration: You may ct away Win
ono sharp horse trade; but Won can not
huild up good Will as 4 horse trader.
unless YOU Keep IN. mind and protect the
interests o. a buyer. "
Sustained consent. mutual good VIII
are the moving power Of every working
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
THRIFT WEEK.

Someone has ordained that the week
from January II to - shall he called
National Thrift week The idea IS en-
dorsed by The American Bankers
Association. the National Association OF
Life Underwriters, and other public or
carnations. Thrift IS something which
VIC can always preach. but, perhaps.
there is a better reason for preaching
just now than ever before Many mil
lions OF American citizens today have
more money than they evc- had, and
did. Tho temptation 10 indulge in ex-
travasance is extreme. and much ex-
trav1sance IS seen daily.
The wise man Is the one who limits
his tastes 10 a reasonable proportion of
his income. Living UP to the top notch
Is always dangerous. Tho increased in
comes OF many American families JUST
fy moro liberal expenditures, but from
every income there should be a margin
Of saving. The good citizen accumul
ates something. and the good citizen is
made a better citizen by accommodating
something. The man with money IN the
bank. or a substantial Investment in his
own home. has keener interest in the
welfare Of society than the thrifless
man who has not saved dollar. At
this time when there IS employment for
everyone. there is no excuse for any
able bodied man 70 be without a bank
account. and every family ought to add
70 its savings. The time is sure 10 coma
hen work will be less plentiful and
wages will BE- lowered. and extravasant
habits formed now will be hard to get
away from. when period or depression
comes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19

Come nigh, in and bake mc nice va
CUM dumping
Hey. not 50 fast" said Arabs ia
Toodledun I'm a member OF IN.
cooks union. am. and want 70 AnoT II
you'll siGn the regular contract before
do a stroke Of work. 10 | get Thurs,
day and Monday mornings of, and
Tuesday and Fridsy alt sG s,ns sn9
,,jshtsr DO ! get introduced 20 all visi-
Win ne pr!T'lHs% M no, o@ TT"*' n5
do nv entcrtaining IN the parlor"
YOU srridgitty hussy. cred INC f ,;,Si
Tralala. I will change YOU ~ :" , mn"G'
,ickrt with ".iat nos dots 20 b. pun'hcd
and each punch shall feel likc The Pn,i.
ing Of a tooth: lnn.uE @!n. ''''"!
And tie next moment Arshe IA 90.
dledum was a meal ticket with 2.fS0'o''
meal marks.
o-morrow-"So nzcnf"rd i.,h"n IN
v.hirh tn. hero. Spindrtti rra''h"t"'
1rrn,r..,cd dhy George Mathew Adams)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
M'CNLEY TORUN FOR
STATES ATTORNK

The frst Democrat to enter the r.
for the office Of prosecuting attorney
Patrick J. Mckinley. Attorney heGW
ley. after having been approached sever
al times by his friends in the interest," o,
the campaign has finally consenteo 20
permit his name 10 be used in ccnhec-
lion with the race for Office.
For the Republican nomination III -.
G. Rachm,n is the only avowed candi i.
date, but the names of Attorneys Fred
BrInkm,n and Campbell Richards OF the
house Of delegates ara favoraoly neh-
toned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
BUFFALO TIMES
PLANT DESTROYED

BUFFALO. y. Z. Jan. 1S.--Tne two
buildings Of the Buffalo Evening Times
were burned with loss Of $500. 900.
Tho newspapcr. Of which Norman r.
Mack. members of the Democratic
national committee IS publisher. will pc
issued temporarily from the plants OF
two other evening papers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
ADMIRAL BENSON HoNoRED.

ROME. Jan. ls.-PVPc Benedict has
conferred upon Admiral William Ben
son. chief " naval operations Of the
InItcd States. IN" Grand IrosS OF 81.
Gregory thr Great. military class. The
decoration ~ tn" order viii be sent TO
Admiral Rcnsor through Cardinal OBJ
bcns. .trrhb!: hop II Baltimore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
OUR RUSSIAN ADVENTURE.

, The decision Of our government TO
withdraw the eight thousand American
troops still remaining In Siberia next
month upon the compilation OF the re-
.patriation Of the C1ccho- Slovak forces
and the American railway mission which
had charge OF that part Of the Trans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Our Daily Story
ARAnHnA roopLApUM.
(ooth century fairy talcD

Goth century fairy talc)
Once upon a time the cook who cook
ed for the beautiful fairy Tralala mar
ried the iceman, and Tralas thought.
"A thousand and one shuch5'--no~ /
have TO cook. No one TO make butter
fly wing salad for me, and .fout,leaf
clover pie. and thistedown hash! l
shall have to advertise.
And that very day she advertised in
tho paper. and that very night Arabclla
Toodledum rang her front bell.
Ara you the fairy advertised for a
cook" she asked.
II am, and I'm very glad TO SEQ you.
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rncy. however. provide

powers Of attorney. however. provide
fer tho disposition Of only $4,000.
Each number Of tho party Is provld-
cd with rarions for five days. As II Is
unlikely The radicals will bc able TO
md convey anr"s arrcss the frontier:
they arc worried over the question OF
transferring their heavy luggage. Miss
Goldman Is taking with her ssHen
trunks. mostly filled with furS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
ACUTE CAR SHORTAGE

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. lg--The
coat business in West Virginia mas been
dcmoralized somewhat during tho last
week. due 20 IN" acute car shortage,
Max n. Tomb. secretary Of tho kanawha
Goa! clippers association stated today.
Some Of IN" railroads Va tn" state are
divertinS roal consigned under contract
20 public utilities and other essential in
du' tries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19

$4,000 divorce cases are pending n
the courts Of PaSs. "pivorcons" seems
70 be the most popular play in France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
WHEEIING'S CENSUS
FIGURE DEPENDS ON
THE SUPREME COURT
MAYOR TEoEEH ASSURED OF REC
IGNITION OF GREATER CITY
POPULATION,

II State Tribunal HoldS Greater wheel
ing Was An Accomplished Fact
Prior 70 January !,
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National Thrift Wcek--Start bank
account to-day.
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LACK OF MUTUALLY IN THE COVENANT

Applying the Principle of Private Contracts to 1nterna
tional Agreements
By CHARLES NAGEL
Former Secretary Commerce and Labor and Authority on Inter
national Law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Bob Harper
Faces Hard
Job Friday
Local Lightweight Will Face
Hardest Go of Career
in Shannon Mix

Ii Bob Harper, Seattle lightweight,
tackling too big a job when he takes
on Eddie Shannon. California star. in
their six round go at the Crystal
Pool tomorrow night?
That's what local fans are asking
as they prepare 10 sit In on the light.
weight battle thar will settle the 1913.
pound title OF the coast. Shannon
has the better claim 10 the honors.
but Fridays tilt Will just about set
tie the question once and for all.
all.
The aittic Seattle miller has been
picked for the defeat column quite
regularly lately, but has the knack
OF coming out OF the battles UNI
scathed and his record of never hav-
/ ing lost a fight has yet to be
punctured.
In meeting Shannon. however. Bob
viii be taking on man with a
wallop and a clever boxer. Shannon
has shown in his work here that he
has the class. IL Bob holds the Wis
itor even he win be doing well. In the
minds OF the local fight followers.
Chef Neff. another local light
weight. viii make his debut Of the
season 10 the local ringside gather
ing when he argues with Peter
Mitchie in the srmi-windup. Chester
has a winning streak as long as the
Rocky Mountains. Thirty straighfI
scaips dangie from Chefs belt IL
won the mills on his last invasion
Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
GAME
is BOOMING
AT TIAJUANA

The Tiajuana race track across
the California border In Mexico has
a nav "sidokick"
It's the Tiajuana Boxing club.
The old bull ring IL no more.
Carpenters have rcmodeled IL into
an up-io date boxing stadium with
a 2ofoot ring in the center.
Two tiers OF boxes have been
built around the ringsidc for the
customers. Each box will scat Elk
people. The place ms now arranged
will seat about 1000 people.
The club will feature q. 10. i2 and
3o-round bouts.
Promoter Fred Sargent and
Matchmaker Tom Jones are at the
helm.
The enterprise Is all under the
watchful eye Of sunny Jim Coffroth.
the race track king and oS.flsht
promoter. Jack Kearns. Dempaey's
manager. II also watching develop.
ments.
Coffroth r. attempting 20 build
mp new "Juarez" on the border
where tho lid is strictly off"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
CANAL ZONE
BALL TEAMS
AFTER STARS

Baseball players for the Canal
zone.
Recruiting stations have been
asked 10 turn their special efforts
In this direction.
Down in the Panama canal zone
there has been a baseball league for
several years. II is composed OF six
army teams and two civilian mines.
The army has consistently won the
pennants.
But since so many men have been
discharged from the service because
OF tho end Of hostilities the garri.
sons In Panama are depleted Of
players. The commanding officer
at Corozal has written the adjutant.
general at Washington TO send play.
era. fearing a civilian nine will cop
tho bunting unless baseball recruits
are rushed TO tho zone area.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
How Clubs Stand
in Star League
MIG GAME At
ElkS' GLIB

With upactH the order OF the dope.
n large crowd OF cage fans are es.
pcctcd 20 rit In on the cage mix Mt
the Elks club Friday. when the
Elks angic with the Spniding five.
The Elixir walked over the Y. NJ. c.
A. five Tuesday. and may work an.
other miracle and come home with
the pork and beans from tho spaid
ing crew.
The Eiks will lineup with Schubert
and Moss forwards. White. center.
Burke and Maris. guards. The
spalaing five will take tho floor with
tho la Fray brothers at forwards.
Day nj center and La Wake and
Hoaeiand at guards.
Tho MacDougaii- southwick five
meets tho Co. u crew In the frs,
game. This tiit gets under way at
IS y. IN. The second mix starts one
hour later.