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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-31
WYOMING TO ADD CAVALRY TO HER
 NATIONAL GUARD

CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 30.- Wyoming is to have National Guard cavalry trooop composed who'll ly of braves" of the Shoshone and Arapahec Indian tribes, resident in the Wind River district. according to recent announcement by AdJu- tant General Timothy Mccoy. This unit it is believed here will be the first all-Indian guard detachment ever formed.
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Attractions at THeaferS
TUESDAYS ATTRACTIONS

COLiSEUM-A Cecil B .DeMiiIe Spec
 ia! production, Don't Change
 Your Husband" ts PALACE-Mae Marsh in Racing
 Strain."
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COZ. [EORGE HAREZy. ssv<rISS- - AEODxx lsxsS~--

After analyzing the Wilson. Lansing correspondehcs together H'th statements by Secretary Lane and William c. RedfieId bearing on the Presidents actual Sao~ledse that informal Cabinet meetings were bein: held while hs sas in.apacitated Colonel George harrey concludes that President Wilson has not gone crazy. He advises persons who jumped to that conclusion to put the idea cut of their minds. for. as the Colonel Is convinced. -Mr Wilson himself. his old self. his true araf..
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recently produced. But this is not sequel to that story.
 It is one of the real high art pictures of the year
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-31
NOTICE ELKs

District Deputy Sam McDonnel will attend lodge Wednesday cven- ing. All members are urged to be present. adv.
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s.l|,l l+l::51|,3:!', ,:!', 7l!.llFQ 7!.ll LAST TIME TONIGHT Cecil B. De Mile
 PRESENTS
Don t Change Your Husband"
The Answer to "0ld Wives tu For New"
HE TRUSTS YOU

HE TRUSTS YOU And the common garden var iety of husband wears better than these tickle kings of dreams, who promise chests of smouldering rubies, chains of virgin pearls, and shimmerlng silks as soft as your own brown curls
 WHAT A WOMAN DOESN'T
 WANT
 is a husband who buries him. self in a newspaper and wants to kiss her after he has eaten onions.
 HE'D HAD A pARAnISE
 IN HIS ARMS and didn't know it He had regarded her too mch like an old shoe, so she had given him a chance to miss her! But she found that just as old wood to burn. old wine to drink and old friends to trust are best, just so is an old husband best to love! A Weekly, Comedy and Picto-
 graph Open the Show
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DEAR MADAM.

Lets Elope," Marguerite Clarks latest Paramount vehicle, will be here tomorrow and Friday and we wan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-31

Lilies and other flowers for Easter Juneau Florists. adv.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS

COLlSEUM-Marguerite Clark F
 Lets Eiope." PALACE-AIice Brady in "Rec
 Head"
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Subscribe for The Empire.
 Empire News is Real News
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REGISTER! OR KEEP STILL

Register, or keep still! The man or woman who does not register and vote at the munf- cipai election will waive any right to complain of the city's management!
 REGISTER! OR KEEP STILL.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-31

Salmon Eggs at Youns's. adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
WASH-JEFF GRID
TEAM REGULARS
OUT OF PRACTICE
FINAL SoTlmmAGs Msld Yesterday.
EnokaOn Will Not Participate In
MalaaAAAoo game Saturday.

Washington, IA. oct q tn" nnnI
ncrimmhhc. with nno exception hrf"T"
the Knna Saturday with Kalamazoo.
wan pIhErd IltIn urIrInoUn Tor wash
JuTf, with scVTnl IcEulnin InlnslnE from
the lln,up hiiokh"n. wh" VIII net play
uatuIdnl wnn Ia unlf"iih hhh ""n'
IhInush rniIial lhnnlh bat Dunbar Ia
iiLrIy ~ Iahn hIs place IL, Tia" H"in" 81
tho snd 81 the wooh n"l held ih" p""l
Iluu to-day la pee IT."
ruVCInI ..Ih'in w'iU tilUd la tho bo'h
neld h,I.auahIln H. lnr p''"H"n f"''
,u., iu,ha,h duty h''ouna 81 q h'ulna
Ia IA. IInn t.,.a"h h"Ii"- "hlf'"i '"ri
,iai hIn,h fI"IIi IiphI quad !" 'luh'
l",hi" "-'unl"u h'm"I'""E. f"I""'
rrnn T., nh'usu sta h"""u"" 81 "IIrI'
hunts Vlmu" wan ~ Ilrhi n"u'h TIE"
a., I,n,naro was net l"uR go" ""h w
Ito pIi'nul wrn Iurd" T." n""'" 10y "IIh"r
ieami both "loV"n" h"lnH unn"IIP "l"r
nod Z, nuunnily ~ rot luSi'w iluu" Wa
urt md It"nl WEI" both u""h ~ '"n
TOT With nicIrh slr" getting "hHn""
Particular uff"TI appended hY
the ,"och"- IN getting hcticr ""h""l"n
ord concerted "fr"nnIv. effort by M"
Ina Mold
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0CTO MINING CD.
STRIKES RICH
COPPER VEIN
w nnI.Imu Msn ONT aeon NEWS
rnOh aOLDIHuu ~ NEW
Mnn 100
S~""..- Gs"-"- n""yT. ~ rhh-."
T..,s T.. D.v-i"p ia. r'"p.'ty.

hU,, , nn.n.IeI nt,unula 81 ~ y""'"
~ w",L Ih"Ir 'Iai'"s ia" oct" hl"I'h
,unruauY largely r'''np"""h 81 Wh""U'n
m,rn huu nIiu,h 'l"h '"rr"' vi" -"
IhrIr snO u,is i,p"i n'nr l,"'h"hntn. "
NJ iIowS 81 Tho p'IIh" v"s I"leP'p 'h"'
~ rIru"u IlIoIu ~ ~" I"l"nh, go" 81 ~"
T., In"IpoI nI,U hh"l'l"'H 10y Wllll"m I"Fl .
uunihor InI"uI r""lh""i VIII" !" 80" !"
IrrlahuTu Tho copper wa" "''u'h go
the 400 fu"t lowell "nh Contain" IA '"'H"
uupnIIty Of gold.
Tho 6,in company acquired IN "lnj'"'
on tho 900 aero tract som" 10 t"'" "H"
nnd started development worn W.
DnyI- rupcrlnicndcd Ia" work but nh"r
iva wears ur prospecting ran "ul 81
funds HtnCkhOld"rr wore asked I" h"P
moro stock aud tlmo aud again " WI"
n~crurary To- hnll operations b"rNun" 81
lnCk Of fundP
rnInuany vhnBr properties RdI"ln ia"
prto struck II rich vein nnh r"Ih Ih''T
hnIdIngH To- ia" Calumet n ARIZONA Tor
rryeInI million h"llnrn 'nIli"fhlh cup,
it'll was lhon lnt"rrrlrd IN IN" '''" anu
dpyrInnmrni continued liul IL" w""hh
nvn mo funds agnIu became "EhnuhI"h
Nh Davis wired Mr. Kiln" Ia Try "hh
,nIra n,nrc funds that h" van ""nnh"nI
II ho 'uuli =" mn" further u" w""i'
strILr Il,,, violin Nj KLINE nuT"ohd IN
rnIring $4,000 whI'h wan h"ni I" MI .
InvIn Drilling ten f"oi fuI thor 'h' Y
nIIu'h ia" copper rrln
Tho company wan capitalized at lho". .
On0 bat net all 81 tho hl"'h wan n"lh
Among ihn principal hl"'hlI"lduiA ]"
Wheeling "ro M' hII"'y M l"'''.
tiUntHn " oln"I Henry M"ihl". ll"h"i'
Me- uIiuuHh nnd Ma brl" !" "dhl
Ii"n thor" 40 many ~"rhinH""" !" '"'n
TiIv who avn bunll nhhh"' ~ hI"'"H
Al, IIinn uig,n thoHa lnV"ni"in ih""
,T whom huva hal Ih"i' Hl"h f"' ~
v,n,p tn retain ~ ho'nuH" Il" h"ll"V'i
ihor viii to''l,o big Ioln'" -" Ih'
la alIuCnl
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poet "r Want virginia playing into hkN
h.nds al tho M"mntalnosTs ala Wiuf
Iahish atm ha WA very muah lntt
pIsssUd with what lao saw ~ WsN WIS
plnIu'H nun IDui a. WsA the beWl
aIaVau tho squad ~ men that Molntlft
has ~ vniL win ihis year 0uiTankS ".
la Numbers aud IL quality 4 Sdue4
~ iwonIy havan mon that average lJtt
i,nt,nds Ia uuinhl In InaIIy y gsTna ThephA
arr,oraIIn anh the M"uhiapissr lltbt
.",,U"sad 81 man With rnuh nDe attWrt,
49, itn,,i'L ns,ihsih. HpsSslisT, kAfa
H"Ir"n Iahns"n nnd puInlsO. ~ WhA
.vn, ,iny Ln nuhsIIIuirh fnT him, ami
whI"h nilII rva'"sas ~ r"unha 70 the
men ~ weight, - most IaiDathabN
aggregation ~ rant 81 suah speed
nat"hania a. neck ana Dn " son, ara
with MARTIN nnd I.onI' 10 plunge thu.
lina 90 n"'ppi"u. o.. wnll ~ 10 Dfffaf
Interference md C"Whinn with the npOis
poir nnrnrd, nnd IIarrlck snd hsrIAsth..
IN the manipulation Of tho forward paael
Wat VirRlula certainly hns llneup,
that In not In he overlooked.
u IL possible that tho MountairSarhI
viii hc abb" w. put over victory On,
Saturday. though tho odds ara strongly
against th"m. The tenn has nEhtY
Ink chance md n II comHr up 10 IT,
own capabilities fully. Pittsburgh at
tho worry lcnrt II destined for a 6unr
afternoon. hut, n. M hns boon said %
nd mnny occRriunr, ir they play a. they,
did against Lchigb. there In no hope fot
them against tho nmArt akGregatioe
TINT Warner will hnv, In tn" neld.
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Brook yn'SAceWinS
INJURY TO GRIMES MAY HAVE TREMENDOUS
EFFECT ON OUTCOME OF THE SERIES

ala not deliver them All OF whit Ia
H"'a I" Th"w that 'IrIm,'H. under I"
hnmhl'"r hnl"E ~" ihi'hn "f ia"
Hpinu. DiHiihod ih" d"ro ihni D." could
h""I ''I,, ol"nd tho hIUi h"n" d"nhi
whether h' .t', 'nu i" II "Hol" "fi'i
tho Indiana have had IhlH "rr"iIuult'
81 l",d liza uvo' hia "nn"iim,""t 81
Atlanta
mo- ~r,io" h. he,1 ""~ ~n''" -
ri"'tod ".''rtt"H that h'"'hlY" /" ""
de- ~" h"nhI' 81 81 n"t"" l"SI 'l"'
"ISh' h"eo h'"" w." ""i .sl""h l."
q i'lnu uhy go tli, koir
IhiH iLi' blue rhr"""" h"~'''' u"
n"I h"h ihU l"dl""0 I""'"i h'
f"'" -" s"'l"" "r'''"h '."v"l'""I" 49,"
a. n",m" vIIh"uI h'I"r I"I' - 3" "r''
"""'i hl"Ssif e"d u"Phv w"'h'l ""lY
rI. I""l"H" o"i ah""ih leo 4" go" f"'
hIa "asi rsIn"
asnith ~ Malls
Truu, tho "rrr,I rInndr"l"I ih''" Il"
nn" I"tIl Mnrn""s Tli' h"h f'' '''""
!" ~" "ponlnH G"u"". sh"w"h WV ~
~ nr""h AMI had ~" Trouble ~"
wnrhel two IuninEa youl"'dny rnd III"
hide rrru ,tnar nTo tod ~" l'"hF''r
upset cuIIrrll Tho d"nG"r !" that 10"
managers InpY rul'ulni" fr"n Wv" lh"'
those two hirhH rnn pitch iull gph",
In which ,Rp" "" probably VIII hnN"
ono OF those rl"N"u I" fourteen hR'll"E
with u dozen riu' hlitrT-
n lnnhs now ~ II ThuISdnv VIII r"o
two Irfthauh"ru hook NJ It"hlu""n al
most certainly will "l"'t Sh"rrnId
smith Ia work. and Ru"nk"rH m"Nt
probable choice will h" bur'"r NnlIT.
although thorn IN chun"n II" VIII u''
TIA, Caldwell who. hJ III" way. know"
tho Iiru"klyn team inrld" cat. ana "h'I"
he might he hi fairly hard h" would
trouble UuhhY'H hunch Ito lacked
good warming mp yoSt"rhnJ. mud h" ln
a wine old hond and nnHl"uH 10 WORK
Copyright. 1870. th" Hell Syndicate.
Inc.
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THIRD INNING.

ulavaLAHD, oHsnl w n~ii "-s
wL.Is. res AL ~" h''-""- N"--"'
,.L p'HsiIl ~ l.sN n-ghI Mp p""'
.,.IL. ,.. nsli "sS, ufi'..- s"""s-'
ao-. s.ssy's No. gs"'"he' ."d h''"
,,,, n-t Js-'i--"s ~ 5t''s- "-'
J.mI..os -tnrs = stag. "'"' g"c""h
w.wh.s.--s vp. w.~h-gr--s ni.d ""t
q, whsst No 'un-, one ht. n" .''"'s
nROOHLVH -ar,Wss Mp. o'im.s SIN
1i.a through the pitoh.r's hos. Olson
up. nall one nagby took Ois"n's sac
yIfIos ana ths.u Wildly 60 second. moth
batter snd runner were safe. Grimes
wa. spiked 40 he slid into second. It
was no sacrifice for Olson hut fisIh-
.r's choice. Johnston up. Johnston
foulsd out co O'Nsill trying co hunt.
orifnth up. FOUL. strike ono. Foul.
strike two. Grimes scored on ariffith'u
two base hit In right field. Olson going
to third. wheat up. Rail ono. Mall
two. Hall three. wheat was purposaly
passed, filling the bases. MysA MP. iIIe
cleveland infisld played in close A
double play followed. Gardner took
Myers grounder and threw TO O'Nsil
who threw to first The throw hit
Myers on the back. Olson tried to Moore
On the play but was thrown out, John
ston TO O'NsLl. One run. two mtS, one
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WEST VIRGINIAS
BRIGHTEN A LITTLE
varsity Assi.d orr signal Drill II SsAs
FoUn MoIaAp haSua
Astarns W Liasun.

M",nanin~n. " We. oct s--~ssl
vIrtIuia's football squad LOOKED ims
,nsaauIably bsiIe' today than " ala
yas,a,day, and Rmilas ~ ss'is1s"'l"H
w,oa,had tho fa"a Dr "Tubby' hniHs
Ito o.. tho var"liy rasIoh "r us play IN
-itnaI arm. II"msT Martin vac out ~
prarlI"o Tor III. nrai time slno" the IA
hinh game. snd took part In the Wosh
With NJ much viG"r ms any ~ the DINER
men. apparently unmindful ~ hi9 inJary
which IL was feRrsd. would EH"p him out
uf tho int contest altogether.
Mciniire took no chances on ahothW
pcrImmnEr hut after nsArly nm hour
df sigma drIli. no gave the varsity
severe EesRIon under the charging ropes
and at tnrltling and blocking Tho dummy.
Tho team lined up today with Martin
at fun hack: Capt LontE and Heck AZ
tho halves; Dawron'At quarter: Emswol-
Ter nj center: Harrick and hcrideth nv
ends: Nicholson and johnson at tackles.
and Kay and Astron at tho guardA'
and barring illncRH or some unforesee9
happenings, this outnt will take tho neld
against pitt Saturday. To-day IL looksd
mighty good, but Etill nothing can %
furetoid az to what Will happen whch
Pitt iB mot. .'
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capped by n weeks lny-on Al tho
tackle puhiilOns Howard In II power Of
defense and uEn open holes un tho OF
funh. bat InIkn tho AB6IVSBlVunGsn at
tnnos while Hewitt plays IA good game
h.lc aud ihrIS. although lac lahsh "A
alumni once la while Thn Auards win
ali hu ,Lu fur blood to-day and Friday
VIII each ono I,yina hhid /" yet hIh
ammo "n liz" Iaa,Iai iIst I"I h"I"Ih"E
inaIol"W I'IpnI. biuni. hhyhSi ""d
i'"L"" "io i,'ahl"G q" "iI""s hIh Tea ih"'"
Inis nuh oil rI"inlaIhh l"unGai"i'
IiI,,,. the la nII,,uaI we'll iinlsi
wa. a"I's l"dl'"Ish that tie" l"'"l"
L,v. h..,. s",,.a-f"I la l""hlns zeal
l,"h", "uh .N.iE nt"" go ia" is""r i"
'""''ls"' '""' 'hsf WI ." ,"'"""" -
.i.."" tlii h",.. :" "h''v, good '"""Iis e
iI,. iI,,Id aiIII L"" 100 hh""tt''r h", %"
I"-~" : h"il""I'" i.l""lv II"lI"l'r ""l
I.".i IIiri - .rIt,,.,Iu,s q" i"rLls ~
81 ih's. I."'',. a'" - hiuh '-lIh~
n,.i -h,,,,1d 'h- 'I',ld '-1nv '"''" Through
,vItIu,I % ,I-T""i - ,rfl'lh H., ,'u-lIrt ~
IL. prrrir-l f,oi Ihri hr- "~-' h""'' y"
,mr,rIl-h"d ~ Ia Wh-ollns- IiIHh
-rhnul
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FIRST INNING

ULuvnLAHD--JsmI up. n1'h
one. nail one Jsmissoa went o"'. n1n
.tohy 10 aSimss WsmbGsnss up. nai'
ON. ptsihs ons HE'LL two, F"ul. stIih .
two Eo.i Rail ths.s Johnston THEW
ous wsmbsd.Hss Al n's'. Hps"h" up
htsiLs ons. Speaker singled past jon"
ssoa a,aith up. htSlhs oas. Hall ""s
Fosi, stTihs two. II was - pit"h""t
hut Speaker ala not try 4" 90 down
smith .truok out. being unable I"
fathuin uFimss' q,Loh breaking spit ball.
no runs. one hit. no erroTs
nROOHLIu--Olsonu mp. Olson popped
60 W An baaaRsR. J0.inHtunu y. johnston
Tot Q hit into deep short. griffith up,
heriks one strike two. Hall one. John
ston stole SECOND. nall two. Griffin
won't out, Johnston TO nA9by. Johns IN
GoiAE 70 third. wheat MP. hall a. ..
Johasoa scored on whsaVs hit into osn-
TAR for two bases, W.Lsst made second
By fast base running. Myers up strh .
ons Hall ons. Foul, strike two, Hall
two. Gardner threw ont Myers at first.
One run, two hits. no errors.
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Whom psihpuy aud haTlnita ""ls
loErn '"llldo ~ ihslT annual EIlhIf"n
| nu"ouuinr. with this y"nr lHk"H rl"""
at ,ho "IoI" fair path. lHiand. n"St p"i-
urdnY tho T"Il"wcrr and fans 81 those
Institutions VIII applaud Tor gang
~ fur"rIicr Il"ih noh""lH will aport
nu'nh"r Of high ""h""l "inrH WIN"
have pcrfnrmrd FOR years =" blk
dsy tho fans saw Wesleyan and WaEh-
len but neither toam had val ley
player Ruch will not 10 tho CaHo when
bethany md Marietta "lnrh
In looking over harIsttes squad,
thor. II G"hlnron and Moore Of
Moundrvlllc. Lopcmnn and MoDormot
~ BollaIrr. and hppleGnrth or Mar
ilnH Ferry. All th.n" playorn arc IA
mIliar to valley fans. each having won
hln mark due to mast performances on
played hero last yenr and futuroH were
predicted for them. Al arc pig.
rsnay playorh representing tho clnHS
Of Their respective bchoolH
bethany boasts u quite number
Of hlgh nchool nlnrs There's Wagner
"nd R"srmhsrx Of wheeling. Mason OF
Muundsvillc. ana l.iterdaIs. Kelly.
Armstrong or l'nrkorHbnr1 MafietlA
las Coaches Neaia aud KsIi son
"dr,aay" once starred al farKerhbnIf
irNI. while RslIIa"G wAn idenlIhsd
~Ith wheeling ah coach lhat yeas
rnttInIpanta Ia hAIUIdYah "lahh a."
i"".IuN' 1" L"."I f"""j a." n"n-'"'
a,..Sk .nii,Ir"t"i 10 d""by ah""'"d
1, T.. ,,,InIn II.ui 'ha"'InE "I"-h" VII
h.. dee. I,,lIlnr I.i I" s"tJI"S ""i tic
,..I allen. 81. ysiI h.. ~ .sids",s
u.ii,."y :" We n.I n",h-"F"
..n..h.. 80. L., i."," .ilsn.d WIZ ~"
.L,,. vita, ,,"h- l.. ~. t'.s" ""h WhI'"
q. hI.Ir,. ,n"- -, ih- s'i'''"-""" 81
Ir,L.,"I,r,r h"i"u /" ~" "D'"h'" "'
H.. .nnnI,.- 49, ln".""""hl. f"'""
t.,I,,r uui.nh -ud hlli"' u" ""'
,r,.n w.. ~" .I"i"",""I =" h"''""' f'"'"
ID. LIph ,lr-- ~ fruilsll rl"F"' Nv
,yIin iluIv.t-lIV whl"h -h"v"' y"
- u,nuuI ~ nshi ru0 "pr''n"'V""'""
th.I would 10 JchlI !" ruY '"""
IN dI,c"I ""ni'r"I !" ON" N"'y"r'F
,,vIn 81 plry wrr tho, ~ hn'hpnY.
which .hnwrd lerk % drive, ~ """rh|r
nation. ngh,. ~ my ~ th"'" du""n's
lions whI"h NO !" o." up ? I""I"n.,
player 81 ID" nr"' SDlG' "ithe' ." q"
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EIGHTH INNING

DLnsnLaH J-."i-s"" "p st.IL.
zee. b.ii ".- s-ii 49," E""I -I.IL.
49," n@n ,a.-- J..I-.". -.tL. 81
n".ss L~ttaa i". w-...L.s h...s
~ u-iI "". btsiLs nell -.
g""i .t.iLs ~. nsI ,L,.. R"..s
-i-'' ~-is-a ap-~L-s .s Bt.iS- ..-
nall ".- sIIa"Ii th,.~ 49, pp..L.,
- Hs-'. J-."is-"a u"i-s ," ILI,d --a
p"'"- !" --""-a p,"Il. .r bell m..
n"'-- ""s ""'tR f""l.d ""t =" huI.'
n-'d"s' ~ 5-li "-. Dali IVA a.Ii
'"-- n-'h--' --lL.a go ~. bases
We, fhI-h. J"h"s'"" ~ H,ls. ~.
n'''b- t-", J"Hrrtr- I"v"-d u-rar.r
"Ih"H d" Olson. ~" '"ns. -" hits. ~"
.rvpvs
nnOOHLVm Lunt- won't On s.onsd
has. Tor Cleveland. J"hpstop up. EuuI.
Htrbe two. HriffIth tanned Wheat up
STRIKE one. Fowl, strike two. RaII one.
Hall two. wheat flisd out to JamIsson
No rmnH. no hlla mn arrnra
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BETHANY AND MARIETTA PRESENT ]
MANY LOCAL STARS SATURDAYi

Individual ~ as an Integral part Of .
uninod whole should this Idea pe
football TGInnIn implanted Ia tho nnInhAI
"f tho men IL tho liunai0 Creek tnstlsi
i"il"n VIII" IhInh they aainposs . foot
ball team. Mariaiia may ss we'll bulls
"a bnnnIa NOW IEI
Tho ""s"hSs huTa, however. intend -
rshuIld III" Inam md 4" lnouoats Int
II tho Ioal football spirit, nsdl1al
ohanRoa viii take place, and the ptack
il"e viii .ConiInus 10 bo hard ana enapti
Ing Not . man who took part In the
game lnhi HaturdAy srrapsd oenGurs q
tho mon werp out on football nsld here
yaatcrdsy aud heard from the qoschl
mouth what nna bunch Of oFoquet
plnyorg thny wsT" During ysstsTdAyA
and tohny'r rcrimrnnKs. the two picked
teams wrro hard at II for one hour
aud n half hiatnkrs were noticed ana
corrected. but any man showing dis
intrrcrt or lack Of punch. was the
target for q bHrrnRs Of words from tbs
coach. Thus. EOaded on by the sar-
carm Of tho coaches and the memory
OF Saturdays objectionable DEFEAT
bethany EridderH have shown In yes
terday'r aud todny'E practice more vim
a nd pep than they have shown to date.
Bethany'n hope lies In tho ability of
the Qroen and white coaches TO instill
into tho team that GEEreHsivsnsss ana
coordination which II absolutely nscss-
sary. and tho outlook. from the regultA'
shown In tho nrst half Of this week. -
beuinnlni TO look Favorable.
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SEVENTH INNING

ULEVELAND--uardh ND. Gardner
got = single through the bon, which
klldun was only able TO KNOCK down.
Johnston up. hall one. Strike one.
johnston forced Gardner, Olson TO Mi
duff. Bswell MP. hall one. Btriks one.
sswsll flied out to Griffith who made a
nice oAtoh up against c.is wall. O'Nsili
up. Ball one. O'Noill got n single into
lett field. uransy battsd for uaGby.
0ransy up. strike one. Foul, strike
two. orSnsy struck out ON three pitch
cd balls, and the crowd Ohosrsd Grimes
TO the echo. No runs. two hits. NO sT-
rOrs.
hAOohLTN-Uhls wont into the boz
Tor Cleveland. Miller up. Strike one
FOUL. strike two. Hail one. Foul. nall
TWO. MILES stuck out. 0Timss up.
TOul. stride Que. nall OGs. htIiLs ,ArU.
urinI.s seat sdsL fly - saith. OlAoa
~, bsii 0Ga bLiks oG. hall G~o
htIiLs two. OIsGn TSI.Asd. No Iuna 49,.
hlls. sllUls
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Warwood High Meets
Moundsvi||e Today
0rssn ana white Hspsots 70 Oon-Ls
Il. Ia0ua Of AI1uAh 0ity LADS 1ss
ntIOaS TsAIa Assured.

war-ood aud Moundsvilln hlAh sria
uIuvana .a,nu inHaihsr to-day Of Hounds.
vile as ra.t ~ iha Home coming
.slsh,aii"n in tho M"unh 'liy TISs.
~. ads ~ dawn lie ave- Ia"a s's sS
ua,isd a.. iu,n "ut " Sii"s"s NE sYA'
i..I ..d nu,.. lnis,aai 10 Eai"s liss
played l".allY
Ima.i, h~.s"sy h-s Ls"n w"'hl"a ba'S
With HE i.nnt a"d n.p.,i" ~ have 4
.i,nns aItv.n 4" hu"L ~. 'i'"-n AHY
VIM" w",'l"'" today Ih- ''"hn" fnS
IIr,L. .l,~iug ~n.i".i hI-'s,pvIls
u-,".h-r ~-r v1Y ri--rl"y sn9
n.- ,r,nt", IL ~sIl -"ii-nsd With tbs
,.a,nvr,L the, rss SHOWN w"'-""N'q
,""n,d -re-h- fr' Ii-rlf .nd ~" Mound
ti'r Ind" "'r ~" h""hi '" '"' "Y,E
.,-slon az Co."h nmI,h reports Bis
team In so.d """d',l'.. ~. ,-,Y,
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There have b~Tn frw iinan Ia TIA" Last
T",n NcnIH when IhaIo has b"sn -" Iltlln
opt imInu regarding The "uiu"n" ~ -
f,"Ih"lI snnIo ai""nA west Virginia f"I
In~oIa az Iu"Vhila n"~ Win I""ponI !"
F,L h"H n"lh nniuihay bots "on Iliis
huIph ""i ~ u
RIA WIN IIh'Iy lao ~ I ~" I" "ns f"V"i
ito H. via Ia WIt"I'V"I battling i"h"r
,,In,n nal u IL h"uhiful " cay U"nay
,nuId hr plated ~ Ihorn odds i."""l
~,npUIr,r f'.I that 49, ""nn n"n"Y h"i
nu T",ri..n I"i"in H., Tltt In the vorg
I""rI that ih"p "h"mlh ""nHlh"T
waai VnuInin'r tho b"r l""h"h a~
TulIy T"ud all IhI"urh III" lr"heui 40"
r.,u aud ~ 10 n"I hnII"v"f tibet nv"n
IWIr I"vrifuI "ffours "Hu pun"I'"I"
II w. tho ruIonI ~ "uo nldnd Vl"t"Ir
Yot the tact 81 INDIGNANT In tho hlTo"
IImu ~ uInVr ~. wrll tho I0"h ~ u
rurnrIcnilY r"worful lnirrfnT"n"" he"
resulted IL con pIdnrnhlc doubt m 10 Ih"
uhIIIIv ~ tho M"uulnIur"rH 10 uC"T" on
'ou through nome ''hrrnk."
Oululnu J." pretty certain to In out 81
tho Rnuc. but M"Tnitrc hnr ihr"r "r
four rppnhlc rulrpiliuirn In Nicholson.
Tuccy. Flanagan mud nu"hnvccky. Mnr-
tin. h"wrvrr. IL reported coming around
aud should 60 the cutlro route.
Mountainssrs May "Fetoh."
Wc"t virginia mnIucStionnbly hnr
eleven players who rank with PITTS
Glenn Warner witnorEcd Saturdays I"-
high gam. mud though no must have
COMO away N high glsc over tho pros.
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The Second Game, Play by Play

one. HilduI threw out Jsmi sson at
HEst. w s.'bsaSnss up. nbih. one
Waubaaaass In.d out 10 uTifTIth.
upsshsT up. Speaker sh"t . long d'iNs
inLo left osalsE Ins twO bRpss. HInith
up naIi "as nnIth grounded out l."
Hoastd.y N" runs. "ns hi, ~" error"
nhOOhLrn wheat up, F"ul. striLs
one whsst IlIsd out q" HpssLsT, VIII"
tool the bali over In right nsld. Myers
up. hall atrik. one. usI two,
Foul. -tTlhs two. Myers Got an infisld
hit. which Gardner oould not usld In
time HOUstohy up. Hall Ons. nall two.
R"nstphy flisd out TO Hmith Hilduf
up. Hldun sent q hIaH ny to Bmith.
No TIna no hits no SFFOFa
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NINTH INNING

oLnvELAND-Howsll up. BalI one
hall two, strike one. Foul, strike two
hswsll grounded out 60 Honstohy unas-
sisted. O'hsill up. STRIKE one. O'Nsill
Tiled out to Griffith. Hunhmnksr bait ID
FOR Uhls. HunamRksr up. STRIKE ono,
strike two. Foul. Rail two. NunAmaksr
singled over second base. JAnlisson up
Hail one. Strike one. Ball two. Foul,
strike two. Ball three. JAMESON flied
to Wheat. No runs. one hiC. no errors.
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SECOND INNING

OLnVnLAHD - Gardner up. Stnhs
one. naii one. aardnsr ROt . two base
hit into left field. Johnston up. ball
oas. Foul, strike one. fosal. strihs Two.
Rsal. Grimes took JOhnstoA's Grounder
ana tossed 60 Olson, VIII" to"ohsa out
0aransr bstw ssA the bads. JohHst"h SCI,
tius 40 first, nsusii up. nall Ons. Mall
Two. ss~sn Ili.d W Olson. O'Rsili az.
hall oas. EhtEths sAs. JOLGsto" ~s"t
out .t.sliAs. Eiiisr =" hiihuH. b." '""-.
Sas kit. A0 sssOIs.
nhOOhLSH a"G.t< ~ s''iL-
go nall "A. J-..I ss"a ,.Aas . aL.s
sstaS. 81 a.a~tsLy's Has d.iss hha"ii
,.. HI.IL. u.. niid.II Hasa s"t T."
u..a... Mill. .p st.IL- ".s ALL
-. v"vv-a :. 0.Ssli. VII" t""- '.. ball
a... L.. si-it".-' L-... ~" .s-s. 90"
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HUNTINGTON RALLIED

Huntington. w. Va. oct. o. In n
unu,r IrnIurcd by ItuutinKtUnH ninth
iunlhy rally and HON" runs by l'nubrr,
aud Duncan tho Cincinnati Nationals
today defeated the locals Q 10 Q. FlHhor
held tn" locals to eur bits until tho
ninth when u RIngIo and two doubles.
couplod with errors saved Huntington
from 4 Hhut-nut
Illumination 600 900 003-3 2
Fisher and WinRo. Fulton and Itol-
lnndawOrth.