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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-28

-IY cuales son los seis distritos
representations seguros para los Repu
bhcaros?
Los siguientes:
Santurce
Rayamon y Guaynabo.
- Isabella y Aguadilla.
20 Guayanilla y Penuelas
81 Ponce Pueblo
20 Barros Cosmo
Y los cuatro probables icuale3
son?
Los nIneros 8, II. "a -contR-
COS va como probables para IA Ur'5n-
y uno sat large
-tY cu5les son los Distritos re-
presentativos SECURES para los socialis
tas?
-Uno solamente: el 10 Yauco y
cuanica. Y uno ''5t large. Probable
ell nlmero 81, Humacao Y Yabucoa.
-IT cual sera el resuitado dc las
elecciones en- los Distritos senatorial
les?
-Lo peor que puede sucederle =
la Union en- los Districts senatoriales
es que obtenga ell mismo ntlmero de
Senadores cue tiene er la actualidad,
este es, 13 de los 10 que componen la
alta camara. Diez por cinco Distritos
y tres sat large"
-'jPero usted cree possible un ni
nero mayor?
-Creo possible un copo. 81 la ciu
dad de San German reduce a 900 votos
la mayoria Republican, de las rlti-
mas elecciones, ell Distrito senatorial
de Mayaguez esta perdido para los.
Republicanos, listed no ignorara que
los unionistas de San German asegu-
ran que triunfaran en- ell municipio.
En- Ell Distrito Senatorial dc Pon
ce, donde hay mas socialistas one en-
el distrito de Aguadilla Y en- ell de
Mayaguez, la direction del partido so
cialista no ha presentado candidatura
En- Ell de Aguadilla y Mayaguez ST Es
to demuestra que Iglesias indica a los
socialistas del Distrito de Ponce que
apoyen con sus votos la candidatura
Republican,. Ahi tiene usted a Igls-
sias tratando de llevar al Senado al
abogado de la "Guanica Central. Sc
nor Tous Soto. -. Pero es muy dudo-
SO que los socialistas de aquel Distri
to Sc entreguen a los caprichos de lyle
sias v los maquiavelismos de Tous
Soto, porque Tous Soto, en- esta cam
paia, est$ actuando con doble carac
ter, con ell de Presidente del partido
republicano y con ell de abogado de
la Central Guanica''. Amigo mfo:
Despues de las elecciones, leeremos en-.
la prensa cosas muy duras dichas por
(Continua en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-28
Sc abOga pOr que Puerto Rico entire
tambiGn en- Ia ''Liga de las NaCiones"
Fl insigne periodsta Deschamps |ucha por los pal
SSS hSpano- -ameriCanOS

Nuestro estimado amigo, Ell como
cido escritor y publicista dominicano
don Enrique Deschamps nos participa
en- carta recibida aver, que ha toma-
do parte er la Quincena International
celebrada Ell Bruselas del Is al 20
de setiembre ultimo, por la "Univer
sidad International institution que
funciona bajo ell alto patronato de la
''Liga de las Naciores''. Ell senior Des
champs, quien como Sc sabe, es domi-
nicano, ha tornado parte en- aquella
asamblea intellectual y tuvo ell placer
de conosagrar una parte de su trabajo
su punto de vista sobre la situaci6n
de Puerto Rico En- la carta que nos
escribe ell enthusiastic defensor de nues
ira isla, fgura ell siguiente parrafo:
''No dudo que ALI despierte algin
ipteres ell eco de ia prilnera voz que,
en- institution de algdn modo vincula
da con la Liga de las Naaciones, seiia-
la la coveniercia de que toda Ame-
RIGA infuya amigablemente Ell que la
cultisima sociedad portorriquefa tenga
ante Ell mrndo ell sitio que, por inrega
BILE derecho lie Corresponds. Ninguna
ocasion es mas a proposito -agrega-
para hacer valer en- toda SUI pleritud las
propias ideas del actual Presidente de
los Estados Unidos sobre la "propia
determination de todos los pueblos
de la TERRA aptos para ell ejercicio de
SUI propia >soberania.
La conferencia de Deschamps Sc
esta imprimiendo ahora y el nos la
ha ofrecido tan pronto como este ter
minada
Escritas las anteriores lineas nos
llega la interesante revista "Mercu-
rio", de Barcelona, la cual resena de
este modo la conferenoia del senior
Deschamps.
tDeschamps expuso desde la alta
tribuna del "Palais Mondial" I'm es-
tudio serene y meditado de las rela-
clones iberoamericanas su Influenza
en- la futura paz del mundo. que com
amplias miras- internacionales clasifica
en- tres aspectos diferentes pero init
mamente vinculados entire ST, saber:
relaciones de Espafia Iberoam6rica; !;
de los pueblos iberoamericanos entire
81 Y de estos y los Estados Unidos.
Preve Deschamps la union espiritual,
con o sin tratados que hagan objetiva
tai union, entire Espafia Iberoame-
RIGA por razones historicas, etnicas, flo
l6gicas y religiosas. Entire los pueblos
iberoamericanos entire 81, por todas esas
mismas por otras razones geografi
cas-, morales y aun sentimentales. En-
tire todos esos pueblos los Estados
Unidos por razones geograficas v por
conveniencias industriales comercia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-28
Los pOliCias eSpeCiaIeS
trabajaran Seis dias

SegIn nos informaron en- ell Guar
tel de la Policia, los guardias especia
les que Sc han nombrado para estas
elecciones empezaran a prestar servi-
clos ell dfa 80 del corriente, prolongan
dose estos hasta ell dia a del entrante
mes
El ndmero de policias especiales
asciende 1893, menos del calculo
que habia hecho ell Ayudante General,
senior Judice, cuya cuidadosa labor pa
ra este periodic eleccionario esta re-
sultando merecedora de elogios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-28
Vieio a los Cuarenta

-os venenos que suelen formarse en- los intessL
nos matan anuamente mas personals que ningdn
oto NAL. La debilidad. el agotamiento la Sc
nectud provienen de unos intestinos descudados e
inactivos. Tome ID Pfldoras del DR.. Ross esta
msma noche aprenda porque Sc llaman "PlL-
DORAS DE. VlDAE Aviso No. pol.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-28
EI general Ludendorff
eS ahOra un TeCIuta

Ell general Enrich Ludendorff, ia
moso estratega aleman y quien duran
te dos amos fue practicamente ell CO.
mandante en- jefe de siete millones de
soldados alemanes, es actualmente re-
cluta en- la Guardia Nacional de Ba-
viera. Ludendorff, que residia en- Ber
lin, Sc traslado recientemente a Mu-
mich, donde solicit6 su ingreso en- una
compafia local de la Guar6ia Nacio-
nal, fue aceptado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-28
La Federation libre'
de {. U. apOya a Cox

Ell presidente de la Federacion Ii
bre, Mr.. Samuel Gompers, ha hecho
una relacion en- su periodico "Ame-
rican Federationist", para que los obre
ros de la Repiblica apoyen la can
didatura del gobernador Cox, candida
to democratico la presidencia de la
Republica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-28
La independence
para FiIipinaS

Israelo Gabald6n, electo reciente-
mente comisionado Residente de las
islas Filipinas en- Washington, ha di-
cho su llegada Nueva York que
pedira la Independence Immediate pa
ra aquellas' islas, tan pronto- como Sc
reuna ell Congreso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-28
Sc 1NvEsT1GA.

Sc esta investigando en- Mayaguez
ciertas acusaciones hechas contra ell
marshall del Tribunal municipal, An
tonic olivencia, quien Sc acusa de es-
tar hacienda campafa politica activa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
JURv TWICE p,sAoREEs.

Suit In Hardin County Nay Equal
Jonss County Calf Case.
Special to Times Republican.
Eidora. March l2,-The case OF Ter
veer versus Parker and Sharar,
which has just been concluded In
the district court before Judge q. d.
Thompson and q jury and In which
the Jury disagreed. threatens tn
equal that OF the Jones county calf
case. The plaintiff Terveer brought
an action something over one year
ago. claiming damages from the de-
PENDANTS. Parker and Sharar, be-
cause OF cattle getting into plain
tins corn field and destroying
quantity Of corn, In the year 1918.
There have now been two trials OF
the case, in each instance the jury
disagreeing. the recent trial result
ing in the jury standing eight to
four for the plaintiff. In the first trial
the jury was evenly divided. Boil
jurics who heard the cases we're out
all night. The case originally in
volved some 5000. which he's now
been more than eaten up by court
costs. Both parties to the transaction
propose to continue the court fight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
QUICK WAY TO END
STOMACH TROUBLE
READ THIS

"After years Of suffering with
chronic Indigestion, having had spe-
cialist treatment by several doctors.
Ill to no avail. I tried your Marlix.
and after using one bottle found I'M
mediate relief, something that have
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100 Boylston st., Boston, Mass.
Marlix is just fine; It has done
wonders for me; 1t is the only thing
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everything else had failed."-E. w.
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No need to suffer another day from
indigestion. dyspepsia, headaches,
sour, acid stomach. gas belching.
Floating, heart .palpitation, nervous
ness, or other distress due to dis
ordered stomach. You can get rid
81 this trouble. No matter how Sc
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ST what has failed to benefit you.
Get a bottle Of liquid MARLIx to-
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once again. MARLIX il only 75c
and absolutely guaranteed by The
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druggists. ------------
You can get 1t in Marshalltown at
r. A. Morgan's and Chas. Stepan's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

March Is, II the date OF the onnual
meeting OF the Franklin county farm
bureau, and all members OF the lor-
ganization are urged to meet at tho
court house ut 10 30 to help elect the
new officers and TO listen to a discus
sion Of the work OF the bureau for
the year 1920. The women's depart
ment Will meet at the same hour at
the basement OF the public library,
Mrs. +. T. Finn. OF Geneva. county
president, presiding,
At o'clock a Joint meeting OF the
men and women will be held at the
court room to he addressed by Miss
Clara Suffer. home demonstration
agent from Cedar Falls. Other speak
ers of note who will be present are
Ed Cunningham, OF Lime Springs.
and Murl Mcdonald, state county
agent leader.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
INDIAN BRIDE WAS SAVAGE.
Soldier Could Face eayonsts But Not
Wife's Raxor-Gsts Divorce.

Wife's Raxor-Gsts Divorce.
Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, March l2.-William Cat
tenby, young man who Is taking
Industrial training at Iowa State
College under the direction OF the
government. was In district court
here and showed to the court that
the savage traits which his bride Of
a few days has shown toward MIN.
were due to the trace of Indian blood
in her veins.
Gattenby, a soldier Of the world
war. had met Josephine Horn, a half
breed Indian. while she was attend
ing college in Omaha.
On Jan. 10 they were married and
eight days later. according to his
testimony, she attempted to assault
him with a razor. Fooled in that
attempt, she attacked him with a
Pair Of scissors. On Jan. % he hled
an action for divorce and Thursday
he was in court and proved up his
case. The court granted the decree.
The Indian bride was not In court
and has not been living with her
husband since the latter part OF
January.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
MARCH IL, 1920.

baters at Storm Lake, ON the same
evening Central upholds tho affirm
ative against Buena Vista's mega
tive. and Ellsworth's affirmative bat
ties the Central negative team. on
Thursday evening March rs, the
Upper Iowa affirmative team viii
meet the Buena Vista negative ut
Storm Lake, and the local affirma-
tive team viii debate at Fayette.
The same question has been ohos-
en- for all these debates, THAT tho
United States should be closed to
immigration for a period OF ten
years. constitutionality granted"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
Vote Consolidation.
M 10 TImes-Republicnn

Special TO Times-Republican.
Nevada, March l2.--At n special
election held over at Collins on We'd
nesday for the purpose OF voting
upon the proposition OF consolida-
tons OF the rural schools OF the
township with :ac-c 90 .hc y
pendent district OF Collins, the aues-
ton carried by a vote OF SIG 10 20 In
the city and 90 TO q In the rural
districts.
This is the firth consolidation
project that has carried within the
county within the past few months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
Boy Accidentally Shot BY Brother.

Special to Times Republican.
Atlantic, March 12.-Harold and
Floyd Ballenune, brothers sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert. Ballentine, living
about ten miles south of here, were
in the barn yard yesterday shooting
pigeons when Harold was accident
ally shot in the back by his older
brother, receiving wounds which are
believed will result in his death. The
older youth Is nearly crazed over the
tragedy.
Floyd came around the corner of
the barn, raised his gun /and shot
quickly before seeing his brother,
who was in direct range and not
over two rods from him. Some of
the shots entered a lung and the
spinal cord was injured, causing
paralysis.
This is the fourth accident of this
kind occurring to young men, hand
ling guns in this vicinity within a
short time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

after he had been most OF the day
In the yard at his home supcrin-
tending some landscape work. He
has been In the hospital since. His
voice 10 affected, but has much i'm
proved and his paralysis Is not 80
pronounced. Special arrangements
have been made for the railroad
Journey.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
Judge Smith 70 California.

opeCIHI 10 IIIHeS-NepuUIICdH.
Council Bluffs. March 12.-Judge
Walter l. Smith, Of the United States
Circuit court Of appeals Of this city.
who for months has been helpless
from paralysis. will be taken by his
family to California, starting Satur-.
day. Mrs. Smith and their two
daughters will accompany the Judge.
Judge Smith was stricken Aug. ~
last at the close or a very hot day,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
suena Vista Enters Debates.

SpcClHT 70 TIInts- NtpiiUii,'i",
Storm Lake, March 12.-Bucna
Vista College has arranged for n
triangular debate with Ellsworth and
Central, and for a dual debate with
Upper Iowa. On Friday evening,
March 10. E.llsworth's negative team
meets Buena Nista's affirmative de-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
Protest Paving Contract.

Special to Times Republican
Denison. March PA meeting Of
over 100 taxpayers has been held
and plans made for contesting the
legality of the cement pavement
contract made for paving by the
council. The, claim is made that bids
were asked for q paving seven inches
thick and then bids awarded for a
six,inch paving. Attorney Simnls
was engaged to appear before the
court in Injunction proceedings.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

Other schools consolidating were
those OF Mccalisbnrg- Warren. Gear
ing Lincoln. Huxley Palestine and
Milford townships. There are stu
few other consultations In the
making over the county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
DAMAGE IN THREE STATES.
Streams Out Of Banks in Northwes.
Iowa and Ad jaesnt Country.

Special to Republican.
Sioux City. March 12.-Small
streams in all this part Of the coun-
try are swollen beyond their banks,
as a result Of snow thawing Tues
day and Wednesday. and OF the rain
which has fallen turnout yesterday.
In South Dakota and Nebraska some
damage has been done. All traffic on
the Northwestern road to Winner,
s. D., is halted by the floods, which
have washed several bridges away.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

guess the wishes OF their constitu-
ents already alluded to. most OF the
vet districts are represented by VETS
and most Of the dry districts by drys
already,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
T,aeh.r, Given Fla, Rsise.

Fort Dodge. March Irwin thrc''
and one-half months remaining In
the present school year. the Fort
Dodge school teachers last night
were granted n nat increase OF SIS
a month for the remainder OF the
present school year. following an
agitation for higher wages dating
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

back 10 the beginning q q
school year. The actteo
by the school board a. = -
solution Of the wass di0o~
Ia causing teachers ~ oveg
,o kavc the teaching proeo
moro paying positions. MI "
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
DIG FARM SOLD FOR 100000.
Allen Ranch In Sioux County Bought
BY Oklahoman.

Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City. March IA 100000
farm deal was closed here today
when p. r. Coltner. OF Muskogee'
Okla. purchased the Allen Grove
farm Of 2,3s3 acres near Hespers,
Sioux county. Iowa. from William
Allen. OF Scales Mound. H.. and
George Allen. a Chicago banker who
inherited the land from their father
James Allen who bought the land
forty years ago, paying but 1926 pei
acre for greater part OF II.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

Bcots and shoes szpostal vi ~
during 1915 amounted -
pairs and during 1917 -
pairs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

France will sink ~ surpooq r.
der In tho Pyrsn<an lake. - 4
purpose Of conserving Il.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

You can get 1t in Marshalltown at
r. A. Morgan's and Chas. Stepan's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

Chicago OCT - n no action or
eleven major lsaEu" baN"baN cub own
srs last night In going ON record OF IN
yorinr abrngation 81 IN" national agree
mcnt. which GuvcrnH professional
leagues results In II baseball war. tn"
responsibility will r"st with tho ftv"
American League clubs which have not
yct signirird their Intention OF takeinS
rart IN the proposed Alton OF
control OF tn" game. Frrsident John
HsvdIcr OF tn" National League. said
tonight in u statement
Tho ci-ht National League clubs ard
the three American League clubs-''hi
raxo. New York and Boston-dd not
declare war when they advocated con
troll OF haseha by a tribunal or three
men not financially Interested In the
game but were making II declaration OF
principle in order To save IN" game. Mr..
ACydler said.
Action of Majority.
The action taken nj Monday night y
session was tho elimination OF careful
and dIspa%slonatc elaboration or men
Of unuueSt ioned sincerity and honest or
purpose and who arc determined that
tn no other way can the revision Ol
baseball government be accomplished
nud the just demands OF IN" American
public br met
The men who have 40 pledged them
selves 'unsututr not only eleven sir
tc-nthH or major IeAEu" membership but
they represent more than th,ro. four thh
OF tho capital invrsIrd Ia tho Aport Thoy
have chaTiod thsIr ,"urSo and have COIN
pantod To 500 u Through al all hazards
''ThcIrn n declaration 81 prime pie =
. not do ISratinn nT war ErotS'tl s a.
moasUrop and wnYH aud mssns. how.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
". &J.-LEH|GH
CAME SATURDAY
RED AND DLACK GETTING DOWN
! TO HARD WORK BEFORE ST.rFT-
Est GAME ON SCHEDULE
THIS YEAR
Brenkert, Funbaok, Out OF Lineup Eat
urdAy-UmpirS Accused OF Wear
ing Baseball Spikes

Special Dispatch to The lnt"lllg"nCer.
Washington. Pa. Oct. 10 --WashinKton
! 4 JcfrersOn's football team got down 10
real business this afternoon In pr"par-
alton for the game here Saturday with
LchiHh. "A team that looms now 49, one
OF the strongest on the l'r"sldont' =
hodulr While thor" wns no Hrrim-
mage yrntcrdny, the team wna EiV"n II
thorough drill In Fundamentals with "A
rcfrSHhing practice In all Horla III rudI
mentnry Rridlron endcavnr. tn" poor
showing against GENEVA lnHl Saturday
mnklnE II plain. APPARENTLY. that tho
players were not woll grounded In FOOT
bali framework
OF the week wur held with all I'll"
ronchoH on the Job md tho mon driven
hard. Practically NIL IN" crippi"H ar"
back In shape and got int" Tia" ram
which was characterized ~" on" ct IN"
ha rdcgt Of the season. Thor" w"r" no
spectators on the f"ld Coach Morrow
having givon tho order for scaled HRt"H
for three days while he Is "nd"Nvnr1ng
to shape HIS team for tho South Roth .
l"hem crowd, Tho secret praCtic" VIII
likely prevail through Thursday with
the portals open on Friday during III"
final signal drill.
Don straw. guard for several years.
who graduated last June. cam" hLck To
Washington last night from his homo nj
Detroit. for n visit. and WAS on the held
this afternoon. He mad" little effort To
assist in the coaching but gay" some
Of the rockies" the benefit Of his OK
perirnCe. Straw Is with Detroit auto
mobile concern.
Wayne Brcnkert. W. & J. back may
not be able to start in the game against
lohixh il developed today. through 4
peculiar accident in IN" contest with
Geneva. II appears that trrr 'rolius.
nnnlrr in the Geneva clash. wills wear
ing baseball spikes and these came in
contact with Brenkert'S right foot. cut
ting bad cash in tho heel The De
troit player is limping badly from the
wound and unless ne is needed h" will
not he permitted TO play 1T the end OF
tho week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
MANNING WINS
EASILY AT ATLANTA

Atlanta. Ga. oct. l9-Pctrr Manning.
the world record holder for three heats
IN his division. had things all his own
way in tho 2:li class trntting contest
which was tho feature event on the
Grand Circuit card at Lakewood today.
winning first money in the $500 stake
rare in straight heats. piloted by Stokes.
The Murphy g"lding's best time was
U6 -. made in tho fnal heat
In the 200 class pacing event for Il
purse Of 81 400 Jay BROOK, driven by Ed
man. took flrst money in straight heats.
lam" Watts. with Russell driving. WAS
an easy winner clear through the @:l6
class trot which was II special event
for southern horses for purse OF
81 900 with $500 added money Second
place Ia lhis race was won by Fresno.
an Alabama horse driven by George
STILES. II Rome. TIA
The fourth event on tho card wnh II
ia Im'%. also Tor southern horHrH. and
f"I a ruu"' II 400 added money. WAS
taken in straight heats by fnmsn"Eu"-
hui now owned hy IL l.. Willl"n". Gr"p-
cri"n. Gn and driven by his owner
Tho nrBI accident that has Hot DC
CURED connection with HARNESS.
nv'nt "h th~ l.hhrw""d bVal. I""k pln .
Ia ihIa rn'r when Ia the rG'"nd heat
I'Iln,r Illegal. an Ell,"iI"n, ola h"rTr.
pli"lcd hy lt"R"rH rriiioI "nh piI"h M
lust nfI-' H"In" uI"nnh tho uunI Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

tho fuur Enru"- WcqI Virginia hh" play
81 Vita weight nnd nKgt"HaiN"n"""
runkoa u Csltly impossible to 'lTcl" NN
cnd or for him 10 l." blocked " Their
arr stronger candldato- for tho 'Nll.
Ncmlcnnr thIp fall than HarrIck nud
Heck. MUuntsinrcr fans must yet u"
WINGED
Letters reaching here from all pnr's
Wrst Virginia Mountaine"rH VIII NOT
lack for support in thu stands both al
the Yale bowl next Saturday and at th'
princeton stadium week from Satur-
dav Hundreds OF West YirRiniaus nave
written the Mountain"er management
relative to securing seats stating that
they havrt business In the cast that
- going 10 make II possible for them Ia
witness either the Yale or princeton
games. or both N some cases
The varsity had a strenuous WORK
out today but McIntir" IL taking no
chrnccs with his stars ana VIII srhu
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and probably viii not b" able 10 play
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