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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
BANK BANDITS
GET $4,000

Kingston. Ohio Nov. 12-Three armed
bandits who today held up III" FIRST
national Bank here escaped in an auto
mobile secured slightly less than lon,-
400 in government bonds anH CaSh' -
I, Jyars cashier stated tonight. Al
though armed posses started out I'M
media tely after the robbery. no trace
Of the men had been found toniGh'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
900 ARRESTS
IN q HOURS

Pittsburgh, Nov. 12.-About 1000 per-
sons have been arrested within the last
three days in the drive Of the police tn
clean UP Pittsburgh. according to re-
port made by public safety department
heads tonight. More than 500 mon.
charged with being suspicious persons,
were arrested during tho "a hours end
ins at n. m. today, the report showed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
WH|TAKER-GLESSNER
CO. PURCHASE 10000
ACRES OF COAL

Gallipolis. Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE sale Of
$4,000 acres Of coal land in Mason
county, W. Va. to 4 Wheeling concern
was annouced here today. The consider
alton was reported as more than S4oO'-
900. .,
Special 70 The IntclliEenCcr.
TarkerSburE. W. Va. Nov. LIT was
said hera tonight that the Whitaker
GlesSner company OF Wheeling. has pF-
cha sed twelve thousand acres OF COAL
fronting six miles on the Ohio river near
NinerSville, Mason county. W. Va, op-
positc Pomcroy. Onto. The price was
not mad" public here.
The Whitnker-GlcSSncr company. IN
addition to it's plants NJ Wheeling and
Beech Bottom. operates big plant AZ
Portsmouth. Ohio. and one At Ashland,
Ky, TO which the coal, il the tract IS
mined. could easily be shipped either by
rail or river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
UNION MISSION.

Rcv G. W. cory delivered d an interest
ing address at the Union Mission last
evening. Mr.. COry's subject was "Just!-
fled hy Faith"
Dr. NJ. F. Compton. of MoundSv!lle.
viii hHv" charge Of the Sunday ser
vices. Mr.. Cory Will direct the song scr
vices for tn" evening services. Edwa rd
jefferson will have charge OF the Jail
services. i. +. Merritt, master Bibl"
teacher. Of Cameron. will also preach
1T the sunday services which begins AT
: O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
HARRISON FOR AMENDMENT.

Special Dispatch to The Intclicencer.
Clarksburg. w. Va. Nov. l2.--IIarri-
son county favored the proposed lsEis-
latiye amendment to the state constitu-
tInn by Il ma jnrity Of 2.lt7 according TO
th,. ofnclal vote canvusS"d by the county
rourt which was completed today. Th"
county cast 1859 votes for the measure
nd kcs1 . saina1 "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
ALLOW FARE INCREASE.

Special Dispatch /" m" lntClliEcnc"r:
East Liverpool. o.. Nov. l2.-Thc city
councils nf East Liverpool and Wells
will" today. at joint conference.
agreed to enact ordinances providing
for 4 srvcn-c.nt far" on IN" East Liv-
,rpnul- -WellSv!lle lin" 0f the StCuh"n-
vile, East Liverpool and Beaver Valley
Traction company. \ ou"-"cnt chars"
for transfers "lsn will b" r"rm'tt"d Tho
DroSent fare is five cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
$4,000 BRBE OFFERED

Pittsburgh, Nov. 2-J. +. Short.
United States marshal for this district.
announced tonight that he was inrest-
eating 4 report that 4 gang of boot
lcggers" had offered three of his d"pu-
ties bribc OF $1,000 If they would
permit the removal OF %hp cases OF
whiskey from freight car after 1t had
been seized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
NOTED WAR VETERAN DIES

Philadelphia. Nov. l@.-J"in &. Wea-
Yer. a civil war Veteran. said /" hc The
last survivor Of the sin men who car
r!cd President Lincoln to III" Whit
Huus" after hr had been shot III F"rd's
theatre. Washinrt"n. died her" today AT
the home. of his daughter. Mrs. Anna
Jurv He was born in rutt$villc In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
AUSTRIA
Presents Formal AppGc,a =.
For Admission to
Nations League.

Geneva, Nov. 12.-(By The Aseeo1,
Press)-Austria's formal Spplic1
for admission to the League Of NnEl
signed by Herr Mayer. minister o.
retarlat Of the league this .tEx
The secretartat has received no tnt
ton that Germany will apply fofsa =
sion. II appears that neutral COZ
which announced they would cdeel
the necessity Of retiring from the l11eH
IL Germany WAS not admitted hssltatefto
take the responsibility Of proposiny9llet
election in the ABSENCE Of any stspere.
the part Of Germany. lsr!.ess
The countries whose admission HlHA
voted on besides Austria and Bui1A
are: iceland, Monaco, San Narinos .Elen,
tenstein. Luxembourg, Costa .Rica, -
the states Of Esthonis, Finland, GeoNM
Letyia and Ukraine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
Charlie Chap|in'S Wife
Granted a Divorce

Los Angeles. Cal. Nov. 1".-Mildrcd
Harris Chaplin was granted n divorce
from Charley CHAPLIN in the superior
court here late today.
Mr. Chap'n. whom Mrs. Chanlln
charged with cruelty. was not IN court.
but was represented by attorneys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
HUNGER STRIKERS
NOW TAKE FOOD

Dublin Nov. IA statement issued
tonight at Dublin castle said the hurrcr
strikers in Cork Jail who had been WITH
out food since August II resumed taking
nourishmsnt at o'clock this afternoon
with an entire absence OF unfHr"rabl"
symptoms.
The meal. the statement added. was
administered under the direction OF the
medical officers Of the Jail. who believe
that with careful treatment the prison
ers ultimately will recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
wEATHEE FORECAST.

-.+ v,roInia-Fa1r and continued
,o,S saturday; sunday fair with slowly
asinz temperature.
ohio-Psir and continued cold satur-
aaT: sunaay fA4r and slowly rising tenn
wsstorn Psnnsylvanta-9snsr fair
.na oonttnuad cold Saturday and sun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
TREE FIRE

Summoned by an alarm from FOX -.
Martins Perry irrmcn this morning
found several trees Iu tn" old grove at
North Third street burning. Boys play
tug in tn, Ernv" last r;rht are believed
to have started the tir".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
GAS SHORTAGE TRAILS
THE FIRST SNOWFALL

Special Dispatch |" Th" Int"li!grn"cr.
East liverpool. q. N"y. "a gas
shortage trn!lcd III" path Of th" first
snowfall # thr season today. Gas WAS
shut off pottery kiins in order I" mrrt
tho demanh OF lnmsstic comsmmcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
$4,000 Garage 1n1.

Srecial Dispatch to The IntelligonceN Z.
East Liverpool. O., Nov. IA. 1oe1
Of $4,000 resulted today when nfe ~;
ted the storeroom OF the Standar1 ~.
rage company. A short circuit OF ~
cells In a barrel of packing Is benet14
to have caused the fire. l4sstss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
1.ouoH,rr EASY FOR LEONARD

Camden. =. 7. N0V. l".--I3FnnY LeOn-
ard, lightweight champion, easily de-
fcated X @. Lnughln, South Bethlehem,
In ten round bout here tonight Leon
ard knocked LuuGhlin ucrOSS the ring
and staggered him several times. but
vas unahla to nut him Ant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13

SANTA MARGHERlTA, Italy. Nov.
l2-Ths treaty between Italy and Jugo
Slavia was signed Nis evening at Rap
pallo
WASHINGTON. Nov. l".-Such de-
tails OF the Adriatic settlement between
Italy and ugo-Slavia as have been re-
ceivcd by the state Department have
been transmitted 10 President Wilson.
1t was stated today. at the Department.
The president Will decide whether the
agreement meets with the approval OF
the government. but whether he VIII
make formal expression of his views
has not been indicated.
Secretary Colby would not discuss the
agreement today further than to sap It
had "all the majest yof an agreement
be wecn two principals"
Rasidcs the information contained in
n telegram from the Italian government
to its embassy here. IN" department
has received tn" formal statement on
the subject Of the disposal Of Fiume.
80 k~ 6>~--'srv GAssral CAnts1inA AZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
! State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
HARD FOUGHT RACES
FEATURE OPENING
DAY AT LEXINGTON

i.-lrg,"r 10 or' IInrh fought
ror.s featured tho "pouInE 81 today u
GRAND circuit meeting hero ll"niy
DlIyrr's Itnnr Hcntl landed m easy VIZ
tory In tho TWO year old dlvlSlou 81 Ne"
Kentucky FuturiiY but tho walnut IiHll
C'ur vsnt four hORiH before llUnnln bot
owned aud drlYcn hy ThumnH Kinda NJ
amateur driver, wnT declared tn" wlnnot
Tho stable Of ThOmRH ". Murphy won
two rpcsr. for In addition To ltoGr scott,
Eather u. driven Ivy Cox. landed the 2Oi
nnCc Thlu cycnt also went four heats.
lust David won tho nrst division or
tho 10 trut Ia NtrnlGht heats. IN" ON"
h.at which could he raced In tho N""nnd
dIyIrInu Of tho 2:l6 trot before hun-
down wan won by MIEhtall driven by
Vic Fleming.
Tctrr Manning. ravorlts for IN" Wal
nut Hall Cup. wnS scratched brCnuh" or
n slight lnmcncss. Nelson bllion WAS
tho plccmnkcr In tn" nrAt heat or tho
two year old ruturlty. Rose Scott took
IhS lead Rt tho head or the Htrctch ana
managed to stall Off RuRaluan. The last
half wan trottcd In l.0lh. In tho ilhRl
heat Rose Scott waH mn easy winner.
going to tho front and leading tho entire
mile Horny Fleming sprung huprlHo
tho first hoat OF the walnut Hall cup.
when no took UovOla to tho front and
lsd all tho way. HroRkn on tho part OF
Peter Colby on which horse tho Players
pinned their faith. spoiled hiH chRncoh,
though hc won the second AMI faHtn"l
hoat bonnie Del was handy winner
In tho third and fourth heats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
Hugh Funerton's Worlds Series Forecast

rnuId mot make ~ mIrtnhr. whHrcnr In
reality tho largo NUMBER az good pitch
"rr KIyca him NIL tho approximation In
the world TO mnkc mirtnkcE. 1lc must
Inv" effective pitching "a win an equal
chance In this r"rlcH and therefore,
must unc hlH boat pitchers. j am In
cIInrd to think TINT hn Will stick close
To- hIH three Hbuv" average pitchers 90
Grimrr. Smith md If"nrr unless com
pcIIcd by the tide Of fortunes or tho
game To shift and bring In the re-
serves
Pforcr ir not this season the pitcher
no has boon, and his style or working
necms to Auit Cleveland better thnn tho
uthrrH II no should meet C0Hclchkls
In ia" third game. aH seems proDhDIo
providing the dope In right. II d9poa 10
hn M envy victory for Cleveland. COW
,lnrlic comes very n"ar being the best
rItrh,r ia the country. At HIS best
form dnIht whether th"r" In man
Ian rIthcr l"nEIo who In his equal. In
dlrnIIunr, however. are that lac rs not
ut him brnt. lie and IIaEby rhow sign"
~ arm wcnrin"nn Both. however. hE-
uT" I" work better an thcy pt"'r""
Tho dope nhnwn TINT Clovclhndn ~.
rcrlnrIty Of attack and d"f"hS VIII
tell more aud more nm the series 10
uruIunEr,I However. the nKur"H Indl-
mic lhnt the IndInnn will win In seven
u,Innn uul"rH "uIH"nrrhled In Inc no
ls"iI"u Of pii"h"rh
,,ttiny hIB nj, hers Trhtcd Tor w"nk
nud "poppcd AZ" f"T ia" r"rleH VIM"
IrvcInud han had TO rs" alarm IL hihE"
IN drf"niT
>uw that ihr dope la nniHh"h md tho
nI, II clearing. lots add adjourn L"
iunnhIyu aud ru"i Tor ~" h".i'' ,'"n"
,rnr,IighI. 1874. RI" ii"ll ny"dl'"io.
}
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rrIIo 81 tho fnr that lhc dopo rnvora
| Iir""kIyn /" win ~" "r"nlng gam"
Tho ryrICIn by which | hWur" this
out +, dmrI" enough W" hive TRIMS
| lated tho official n,rrnE"a Of "nrn man
| into his strength ~ hIn p"HItr"n mud
| 'hcn collected III" individuhlR INT"
| I"nInu mJ thnt We know thr compare
/ tive team HtrrnGihn and IN" Htr"ng,h
| Ia attach aud d"f"nhr or each man -
/ not only hts attacking HirrnKth against
| the .uIIrc pitching star or ia" "pp"ni
! IIuu but against "nch pitcher.
| 70 g"i nj pruhahl" T"nullH We ncinrt
! Grimes IA pitcher Tor Hr""klyn nnd
ntuIN each tI"S GLAND pInycr nEhlnnt
! him. how ho ought I" hit. his 'hnn'"r
nr drawing u base. Of stealing ngninhl
y Miller aud Crimes. whether TIA" hnc-
! ccrdlnR halter would hit 81 sncrlh"".
We go Through TIA" inning lhnt why.
| entire, game. mud "" Inv" II clear idea
| It how many hits and runs ti"v"inhd
uuphi ~ get. "" must Il" that with
! avery pitcher lIh"Iy I" work
I Tho next step ln practically queen
I wnIk No must hguIc "T Eu"rr whl'h
| nh, hrTn the InrhhRurH Will 'h""h". II
nrcInn Il pInrlIrnl certainty that ''rim"h
md Iiagby wall hn tito nomination Tor
Ihr mat gam" mIid tho d"r" indication
that GrlmrH ought I" win that game
Probable P1t0hinG order.
II Tho rival m,nnnKurn Upon tho nnrI"I
With their pitching n""h. all III"
, hunrra alto that each VIII f"ll"" hI'
with u loft handler tI"v"Inhh using
I hniIa md uI"UkI}n putilhV hh"IInTd
HmlIh against hln Ia lhh' 'nH" ih"
,InIr Indi,nicu IhuI M"lir would u" Ne
tor L Iu T. nfl"I hard battle u
IntliuI nuI rTlHTd mIn 4" nee h"" "'Il
.Ir,rlnnh ought 1" lit ill'h"i 81
smith n tyne. had h'"n Inc lIh'd y"
! IhInl, lhl"I 1" nnnIp'InE ia" hgni'H,
that I,mIIh wnr Il"hhI 81 hiT 'nnn'" at
,vInuIuH ! o.r"'l that. ~ IhlH Eni"',
CIc,oInnd wtIl ~" pI"'h hi'''ir Ia"
Tenn, It tuns,iuuSly ntI"uE Va lh"i way
md ,an nwiI,h uudd"nly "nd IN "''I'"
~ nRuIurt Iun hnmdoIn
Tho nImnII"n 81 ia" tw" n"mnE"iH
In exactly din"I"ut Hr""h"r ri"'''.
emil, IN compelled t. T"iN upon n"HhE,
hniIr and ful "Icakln uni""H u" R"Ih ih"
.url.u we'll ia hand. Rnh 'nn nH"id L"
t,ko a ,hum'" with 'HIhw"II 81 Nor
tom Hrunkiyn would hit "'th"i on"
hard nH Morton 10 not nov III" pitcher
ho wan
CHANCES for Poor B"l"otion,
Ou tho other hand Il"bluHuu f. suf
rrrlng fum wealth ~ pitchers.
8uuouuu MI"to lhv other dAy mat no
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ny" MIDCETS FLOOR
TEAM STARTS EARLY
E..ass,..s 80 ph.t-I-" ass""l-Nl""
rI-. IT,, n"""~--I"I E--' !" M"
ksIly-lI F'"U'Isl.u h-hs'I~l

~. "ld ,"r" ~ ~" Nrhr"'" "'''
Iar' nlrhI 81 lhr ""h h"'
- ~" Ir"til'" v.rh "lh"' "'"h'''
,h.l WON go the uuu' Ihg"''"l !"
ra,,n, ,Ig,.Iuit",n VIII pa " tie, 'l"'r
Ioo,r ~ ,ho n""r 'hIr Y"nt h"i " 'h"'"
In ruIug =" be MY '""" ~ MI 'h"'"
viii 10 prarilrc uiRhlH NH "r"IY rl"Y"r
,ruqI 10 prnrrui ~ Ito r"nN"l rlHY Ia
y prhcdulo game.
Tho Empl"yoh n"yV 'l"aH ~" "h""
irg w strong nuh n win l." iuPt on"
moro week until There WIN u" - I'VE or
viz tenn basketball lNaRu" Tor this Now
class All boys from hft"cn !" "lgh'
cen years nrc urged tu got In ihls 'lS's
ma there Ia RoInCthIug doing u"NlhE
IL another event that IA" members ar"
going after strong nud regular e lass
will start as soon rs enough members
make Il known that they want To Sthrt
something. Tho Boys Leaders, cup
met Saturday morning for the hrSt tlrhe
In two months and elected I has. lhI'h-
field as president and Lewis Scott as
secretary These two boys ar" natural
leaders and are going to make this cup
the cream Of the boys activities.
Some good times are coming Tor the
membership In general and the mold
outs had better show up and add to the
puph for II they don't x" with tn" gang
something will make them go.
ADD SPORT PAGE $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
Marietta-Bethany Clash
Local Feature Saturday


ia, r,,t,.,a .l.,h ~t,n ,hs hi"'"'"l"
..,. ,n Ii,, 0',u. i"'' go l''"""' @"
AI.ny N,hsaitnr fs"s ~iI '' h'"ll' "'"E
l., III. .IlE it,"iI4 =" ri'""s- 49, 'h'"-
It, sysntp ~nl.n ~IlI l." r''Il"h "'' "'''
. fs~ sioy" "r"''
r,.ii..I.~.y I-'-'-.''"s
A, , .ii,rIUa'y !" -" h"'l"''" '''"
49,, ,nuleSi iho liuslY 'eh''T ~" '"'
-, x.Ir,, ,I,. Hsy Nr,IIrrvlll" Noe
nnIJa s,id ,"-w - R""s h'' i" ~
IrarIInp ronsldnrrhlr i"'"'"r' n""ng ~"
r,liovera ~ hg bTnnR" ""a h''"'
iLn.ly Ia WORKING huh ibis w"'h az"
shnuIh 10 ~ good condition i"' 'h'H h'H
cyonl Followers ~ IN" 'nh"'7 n",n'
,hst great improvement "N"' ','
hind 81 zuccca4 t'un"h NusH expects :"
anrInx n surprise SATURDAY ma give inc
visitors the beating Of their lveH
wheeling -Moraaneown
Another saturday classic that ~ NJ
tracing valley-wide Interest IL "" com
Inc ribbon event between Wheeling
Nth and MorgRntown. Although tn To-
Gals should give the visitors tough ar
gumrnt and in all probability heatlnE;
Ihc down-statGrs cannot he underratcu
in the least, and are liable to spring u
SURPRISE. despite their defeat al the
hands or Cameron two weeks ago NoaCh
KclceI Ross has been working hlS pro
teyes hard for the past tw" weeks ana IN
- ,t,temars TO the boys yesterday said
ihat Monday would not be considered II
loatIng day and that every player Is re
auested to report for practice. hrWltt'
Srhoen Wagner, EtdemIller ana Ncipur
did not report Yesterday. but are All en-
pectrd out again today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

Rr.rI.I pIrpeirh ;" Thn ln'"ulrr"'"'
MorEnuI"wu. W Va. o,' W "El,'
~ ia, injury that NAY keep pn'h''"'
mo hlg right tackle, n", w ""
- , very Rpusrnl ts-linE h"t" maj "
ID, Manufacturers play football a." 'h"y
s,c capable % playing H. Ii''p", "
viii no defeated at Forbes held ." '"'
urdRY -. a.. claim,
,,, mo lOeO wuHI Virginia eleven
,anka with thu 1919 team WHOM INV nE
yrnEatiun Of lnHt fall wnH going ~ Nv
Ec,I Yct. Wort virginia THIS year an"
, Vrc,t oINysn and ono which WIN ~,
hr.nL I'm the luck Of tho game ana
nv .nrt Of management whatever. wiz
vi,r - hundred poT cent b"ttnr H'V"un.
ar It,NIr thnn tho 1919 team dlu aH"'hs'
pittrburEh. West NlrR'n'nnH never WIN
forget tho 1919 game aud there ~ ""
r.nson why thoy should II IL '" 10
r,nked az ono OF the biEErHt upHe'H OF
football history
splendid Team
Next Saturday Wrat NirElni u Will
send To tho h"ld team That IL mo
canal Of tho 1919 team In physique IL
4. bigger and fully an fast In the center
81 tho line: tho ends hrc thirty-hNo
pounds heavier. ns last, ana as nKKr"SH
I've az tho 1919 pair. the backs. thouE n
IIvhtcr uro Tar faster and more likely
To break lOoHo for long gains than those
NJ lgl9 Tho forward paHSlnK game.
while not yot developed to The extent
n waH against Princeton and HutKrrH
and ". A. J WAS atill shown 10 he very
.fTnctive against I.ohiEh. and II Ia h"fo
brt In this connection that MclhtlTo mas
moi vet rxposod his now bag OF tricks
IN this line which he has Matched up
.InC, tho ,Ioso Of the 1919 Brns"n-
I,rt Year West Virginia was all
mined for Pittsburgh with mnn. plays
and everything oin" NODDED I" win "a
fontbau game. but tho day turned out
wet which largely discounted Tho plays.
n Developed that tho general Tor ia"
ian, hnI not yst been discovered. Tho
..hr,aLs" wora all with I'itt. aud tho not
r,.uit was trimming Tor Nnni VIZ
snrin tut I'rinCot"n ~" weohH lat"r
rnI tho duaa that had been prepared Tor
flt
.ll, yrnr wsat Virginia has hOsn
fortunate ." get through h"r mu'h
harder preliminary games without u"
In, i,frntrh In 1919 Marietta aud
WrrInlnaicr both wore defeated by
E,nrou ppurpNlmaiinG 900 AMI Nc '"'',"
va1 unnhio 10 detect tho wohh spots IN
Il,c rnnLcup ur To-. "lov"n III Pl'' ""H
mo, Thcu. Of course. II WAS To" Iat"
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20 remedy those mistakes before tn"
xnme was lost. II West virginia Ia
able To pront To tho extent mat Gems
possible from the mistakes OF tho NeH.
isyan and Lrhlgh gamer" then nho VIII
have an even chance 10 beat l'lil. Dut
not otherwise.
Ma Crowd Doing
| Mountain State thns seem hopeful OF
] a West Virginia victory From Morgan
| town FalTmOnt. CIarkBbuTs. Wheeling
| Weston. GTuf aud b,"ros or o'hei
| ,IIloa towns. Hnd VIlinkeb. lana VIII
nn,h 10 riilBhuIsh f"r tho eScnl 10
rs,iaily 10 this iiIa Vim H." vel TO- 81"
| Mall GIaoTa "a, nsaTly nNr h"'di Gel
I scala had ai'oahy hoe" fo""l'ed noe -
L.y .nd soseHty hvs pe. .snt "I ihSSo
4 ,suuaaIa called I", Las sea which "I
| ,uu.aa ."uId eat lie ri"tlIsh
| t,u. Ih"u-a"a os-is have t.ss" "ri''''
| II..ad T." WsAi vhui"i f"ii"~'"'a ""h
- s.su,a ..iI.IA ih"t th", ~uI I~ ""ll
.,I h.. t,.. "s-I d, il.g -hs" '"~ sales
lass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
METHODISTS HELD
LIGHT WORKOUT
HiEHins worried Over 0utSueAe q
Game with Grove Oity nataroavs
Strong Teams IIpO0toA.

Buckhannon. w. Va. Oct. "a liGht
practice was hold on the WsSlSyAn
Hold this afternoon. 4 few laps arsund
tho track. Homc puntlnE ana passing
md signal drill made up the program.
The players came out OF tho w. ana J.
game IN excellent condition. Ross hAd
his knrc thrown out OF place and will
bc kept out OF tho game about two
weokp. This In tho only injury OF no.
tIcc. Captain SnrdcKar was In uni
form again today and should be ready
I'oach Bob Higgins expects to WORK MS
mon hard for tho next couple days In
preparation for the opening OF the home
rcanon hero Saturday. Both HiGGins
strength OF Grove city which has the
same eleven rs II had last year WHEN
II was not defeated during the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
YANKEE JUNIORS AFTER GAMES

Tho yuukrc Juniors Of tho South SD"
would like Ia h"Rr from tn" '"
JunIura or tho l.ihertieH for Entn" On
my SUNDAY On tho Twcnty-EiSth street
Rroundr For Rnmcs call lAlA-M ana
ask Tor James
All, ur tho Nnnk'" plny"rS NJ" re
uucStCd Ia report Tor Pid'lltH ON mo
rwonty. SIXTH street grounds W"dncSdu y
evening at 20 sharp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
OU|NLAN MAY NOT
PLAY IN PITT GAME

Special dispatch To Tho Intelligence.
!. MorsantpWu W. Va. oct Jimmy
QuInIsn aud Homer Martin were not "ut
for utaUtIco for tho west virginia eleven
t"dhy and Il In doubtful II qulnl"n In In
| Shape Tor tho mt Enmn "t fnTb"h yield
BntuIdny Martin. however, Ia "sPorind
To 10 able To- take hin pln"" NJ 1ullbnCh.
I.yIIo and itarrick hlicrnni"d Ia Mar
Tins place today. Will" Ni'h"ls"n. tho
ynuns Hlaul who starred thr"" y"aIH az"
at WuaIarn Maryland. was Ia Qulnlnn .
pia's
Soothing hut long driil NJ going down
under puuIa with Iyilo and Iouh doing
tho klckinE, followed by nh equally o.
tended signal drill was on tho program
today hat M0Intirc stated that h" would
Ikrly sand tho mon lutu IcrlmTnRKo to
morrow for tho only IlInH this wook
Tho Rhls ot tlckntR op"ned hero today
with u grnat rush aud all Indications
point Ia another attendance record from
MorKNntowu bcinE rmaahsd. Arrange
monta wcro completed today Tor taking
tho HIxty pisCo u - T g band Z" tho
gnms Ia full uniform.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
New Electrical Device
To Show Worlds Series
Marry Mason, Noted Local sport. Has
Installed BoorsbOard al AUDI"
tUIium To chow nerioH

new and advanced 'l"'liI"l h'N""
rnr showing tho w"I Ia SCiI"n La" L. 90
lnst,IloL at tho auditor luIn aud VIII u"
unel thIn nTtoTu""n liunlT"In 81 h''l
on, cd fans arc expected 1" crowd tho h's
Market Auditorium ia In purI S"nI" ""'
hI,In,, ar thin rygtruI Ia CNportoi Ia L."
on han nd today TO wltn"HH tho opening
game Mt Hrophlyu Ilniry Mason, y
noted local sport. viii conduct III" "I"'
trIcnI board mud hRa every hing sol l"'
Inhn w nrOHrhml.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
Acme's Have Organized

The Acme football eleven. Of steueen.
vIIIr. has organized for tho present gro
rcnron ana would Ike 10 hear from
Innma Ia this district FOR HAme on
hundnv October 10. The team VIII Az
rrnyc ut least 100 pounds and With
years experience In looking Tor = svc-
Cr,,fu req pon For arrangements TOT
games "ln) bienb"nvlll" 1901 ossWsss
nN0 AMI n~von T. ~.