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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
Joe HARRICK WILL Be
IN W. Y. j. LINEUP
Star End Of MountaInser Outfit Wn DO
seem In Action at Fatrmont Bat
urday Against Wesleyan.

Moreantown. w. Va. Sept, Zoe
Harrick has apparently completely re-
covered from his recent illness and un-
less there Is some sudden change IN MS
rondidtion he will be in fine shape TOT
saturdays opening game for West Nlr-
Einia against Wesleyan at fairmonI.
Harrick though laid up in the hospital
Sunday ran a few signals In news on
Monday and again on Tuesday was Tada IN
he appeared as hearty as any or the
squad and sprinted through the whole
session.
Mcintyre varied his plan OF prepare
ton for the Wesleyan game by stagins
a brief scrimmagc at breaking through
and blocking for the linemcn which re-
suited in a spirited battle between the
varsity and second lines.
Later Mcintyre had long drill at
kicking off and receiving kickoffs in
which the runner was brought to the
ground with a thud time after time :,
Notices were posted today for candl-
dates for the freshman team TO report
tomorrow and Lanhams OUTFIT or ABOUT
fifteen mon he had at Mountain Lake
Park will no doubt be augmented oy
several recruits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
OFFICIALS NAMED FOR WESLEYAN
NI0UNTANEER GAME SATURDAY.

nv Michigan. Minnesota, Wisconsin ana
Chicago. ,.,-.ts
nroduct who till two years ago Wofke9
largely in Western Pennsylvania, West
Wirrin,a and Ohio games. His work w4s
60 good however. that this year ne y
~ ne penn. Cornell. Columbia PsnnSyl.
vania; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana
other important games.
Trio worried In ~
strange coincident and ono aeout
which local fans may he superBtitfoun
is that this same trio Of officials hand
led the Inflated Wesleyan-West VII.
cInia game at ClarksburE in 1917, WhSn
Wesleyan achieved her big triumph ana
blastod West Nirginias hopes.
state Police
Twelve members Of the state poncS
Of West Virginia have been assiSneo
BY Superintendent Jackson Arno!a 20
preserve order and assist IN hahIHuA
The throng at the West virgins Vs.
le" vs. West Virginia University 1907
r game at Souf'l Side Park. FairmohS
on saturday Of this week.
II is the first time the state polSc
have been assigned to run AFFAIRS ~ AZ
athletic meeting IN th0
stnte. but il is entirely fitting that thu
should be on hand Saturday when tnere
viii be a public gathering Of no lcs1
than Ten Thousand Of the states leading
citizens, men, women and children. 10
witness in action the gridiron repfesen.
;otIves of the states two largest ana
foremost educational institutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
NATE TUFTS, wALT11 EcHGsALh
AND d. W. ME11lMA6. WILL
HANDLE CLASSIC EV1NT
AT FARMONT
McIntirs Fears Hoodoo a. Same Three
Arhitsrx were in Charge Of IT

Morgantown. Sept. 22.-Nate TUFTS
Of Brown: Walter Eckcrsall. Of Chicago
and u. W. Mcrriman. Of Geneva. Will
act as referee: umpire and head lines
man. respectively. ut the West Viz
ginia VS. Wesleyan football game nj
r'airmont on Saturday and all three
are recognized as being leaders In me
ranks Of intercollegiate football ohI-
Gals
Tufts Is the District Attorney for the
Northern District Of MASSACHUSETTS,
through the week. but during football
season Is found AZ the countrys Dig
gest games. He works the Harvard
Yale and Yale Princeton games ire
uuently and offiCiates for Pittsburgh.
Cornell. Pennsylvania and all the lars-
cr colleges.
Eckersall is the great All-American
quarterback of the University OF chi
cago team. which first hunbled Mlchi-
gan about fifteen years ago. de Is sport
ing editor of the Chicago tribune. the
Worlds Greatest Newspaper. but ~
also recognized as one OF the leading
officials in the Western Conference ana
frequently works in the games pIayeu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
WARWOOD GR|DDERS
TACKLE MINGO HI
Green and White Has strong Tsam
Game Should Make Comparison
Between Wheeling and
Martins Perry.

The Warwood High school gridders
will encounter stiff opposition Satur-
day when they take the field against
Mingo High on the Warwood grounds.
The up-thc-rivcr lads have already
made good showing in their hrst
game with Wheeling. in which they
held the locals to 1870 score, some :
Thing surprising compared with last
years $50 beating.
Mingo is equally az strong having
scored upon the highly touted Martins
Ferry gridders in Saturdays opening
contest, but lost out in hard foushI
battle Sl-?. The Purple did not run
through the Mingo lads as many ex-
pectcd but found a bunch OF hghterSs
that were hghting all the time with
nIenty of pep" The Ferrians en-
rountered the same stubborn team that
Wheeling did and as a result the game
at Warwood Saturday should prove IN
teresttng to all local fans.
Roth teams are working out eaCn
evening and the Mingo lads VIII DC
out for revenge as they were h ssa
a double beating last year at the hands
Of Coach Tllock's men. Many loynl
hackers Of both schools VIII turn our 10
witness the contest and a record break
ing crowd is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23

,.r..r i works oJ; N IN" figures 81
half dozen leagues, r"Eardi">S ~
Therefore. II ia" pitchers d"t"nS \"
value. - %uI Il thu "nt!r" d"fcns ne
,nlu,. of a team. his \alu" IN our table
is %uI--unr- thruSandlhS Of @l6, al
roughly l"7 catcher Is li5--0n'- th"%'
>lud,hs uI 2l6 or A. and :" on, giving
the following rough lab!" for NS" III
+, rOmput.nE Values.
Illrhrr .......l"T Third haseman. -
catcher 40 Left hcldcr.... -
FIRST hasrman. - center itcld"r.. 80
md ba~cman... - Right i"ldcr... -
Thosr arc POSITION values, cx'
pressed in the nearest fractions. They
are the values Of ANY player In that
nnsi,iun, Now to get at the dope We
are after We hgurc this way. II the
aNcrae" player In center hcId If eN,
dressed BY 10. what Is Cobb worth" II
lie average pitchers value ~ lO7. what
- Walter Johnson" We have thus re.
Luccd II I" straight mathematics.
Now We can go TO work ngur'ng eacn
rinvrr in this series for his lndivldual
attacking valu" AGAINST THE klNL
or PITCHING he VIII meet in this Sc
r,cs and his individual defensive value
IN hts position. And Man. Man, II looks
worse than any problem Miss Betty
ever nut on the blackboard for me:
Firsr we will tackle the two hrsi
hosrmcn. IN tumorrnws article
ICopyright. l92u. the BeH syndicate
InCO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
". { ]. STUDENT
BODY SEES TEAM
IN WORKOUTS
BETHANY REPORTED TO BE EN-
THUsIASTIC OVER GRID OUT
LOOK-Two NEW CANDI-
DATES REPORTED.
Graduate Manager Making Arrange
ments for Big crowd-1n)ursd Men
Have Returned to Squad.

Washington. Pa. Sept. 22.-Wa$hing-
ton and jefferson college grld!r0h atm
l.;"s. VIII" haN" been in training here
since tn" first of tn" month. wrr" wit
nrsscd in action for the first tim" TO-
day hv the UNDERGRADUATES OF III" school
The students had busy time attend
ing football practice and attending I"
their numerous other first-day duties.
There was ma scrimmagc again THIS
n rtrrnOON. tho players StIil showing the
effects Of a rrurllmg ScrimmaG" on
Monday afi"rnooI- The prohth!" var
city Is IN good condition but IN" second
string boys are Il badly battered bunch.
Two new candidates Joined the squad
to-day and others are expected to-mor-
row ThuS" reporting were culver. var
sity catcher last spring. and west. VINO
halls from Marietta Culver - rangy
and fast lie will b" randtdat" for the
l!n". West is II husky but needs con-
siderable experience before h" Will BE- or
varsity Cnl!hcr.
Graduate Manager J. L, Miller. Jr.. Is
making arrangements for 4 large open.
ing day crowd Saturday afternoon II
the weather * favorable. II" has h"cn
receiving inquiries from many W. j.
adhcrcnts regarding seats. majority
OF whom Will com" here in automobile
parties.
Bethany. is also enthusiastic over it's
gridiron outfit and n large percentage
Of the student body is expected To come
overland for the contest here. The
West Nirg nians do not deny that every
effort has been made 10 whip the play
crs into the best possible form with the
hope Of Iriunphing over the Red and
Black.
Several OF tho Rcd and Black CandI-
dates who have been injured or indis-
posed have Joined tn" squad again.
Among these are Strrrk and Werner.
center aspirants. and SicGfrird. Il flcer
Ia ckf!eid recruit. Besides Graham. Nc
Bride. AdA!r. Lawrence. and Porter have
been added To the injured list They
are suffering from bruised muscles and
twisted ankles. They should be able TO
report by tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
Big Crowd Witnesses
Good Racing Card at
The CIarkSburg Fair

Srcr.n, Dispatch to The intelligence.
ClarkshurE. W. Va. Sept. 2@.-FaNor
ties took the racing events AT today :
meeting of the Central West ElrGinIa
Elir here. which was attended by
~. urO. \ special farmers day program
was carried out under direction Of Nat
r Frame Of West Virginia University
and Forest q. Hall. county aGrcuItura.
agent.
FIRST KMrr-rurSc. $50. T.: l.. Stout;
rh =. hv FL Can,u ,StuuD. nrst; l., ri
, Lewis. :. by Lord Roberts r'amrn"lD
,StouU. third. Timc--2:lii- 80
Second Racc-c:1o pace: purse. $50.
Mack. bg. 10y IydrE"n CARLOW car
inwl. hrsl: Brother James. br :. 10y
SIR Maruur tO'C"nnolD, second; Grand
third. T.mr--2.l4i.. 2;l4L. ZIG l-G.
Third Ra,r--2.24 pace: purse. Ni"o
E>S ii. Pointer. 50 x. by Ess II. LKay};
ilrst: Lady Nant"I| b IN. by liea I"i.
IL. IT, 50 h. by rSShatS ,TayiOr,, third.
Timr-2:l7li. 21TK. 2:l7it.
Fourth Race--For threr-yearcolds and
upward. five furlonSs: purse wac Sill
v"r!and; Oh m, by Bark land. Land; W nndj
4 I"Tks| Gh y y E S ga Horse, third, Helen
. Josephine Madam and raulean also
ran. Ttmc---l.04.
| Fifth Racc--fnr thrcC-ycar;oioS IN"
| upward: purse. $3.50; six and a nan
| fIrlonRs Index. W bl, by lHck En-
neil won: Sea Mine. m. by Sea Horse
second; DAISY. b. by Ayen, third. FEELS
and Curriell Elwangcr also ran. Time
| ---l:21.
sixth Racc-For thrcc-y"ar,oids and
UPWARDS: purse. $3.50: one and onc-s'N'
,rrnin miles. Kingwurd. Oh &: BY Boy
Aivcrsco,, won; Dial Rose, b h. by
Daiusie. second; Democracy; ch =. by
I,"den BALLOT. third. Lady Monroe and
| Maximum Choice also ran. Iime-
1853.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
rHY GREATEST FOOTBALL TEAM
EVER AEEMBLED IN THIS SEC
TON TO BE A REALITY
Several Big Games VIII Be Played at
League Park at Martins Ferry
During The Season

The greatest football team ever o..
Ran.Zed in this section will be assembled
for ractice at League Park on Sept. IS
a. .. m. The team Will b" known as
the Greater Wheeling collcEtans and
will be captainCd by FL Mullan"E. torn-
er Georgetown University star. who -
now resident Of Youngstown. Ohio II
Will be coached BY los. Ward. former
Sotre Dame guard. who also resides at
youngstown.
ThC will bring with them TWO ends.
AsbauSh, OF Brown and GosSe"n OF Sy-
racusc The following Wheeling players
Will be members OF this powerful team;
Hustled. Holmes. Stomp. Kane and TWO
other cOllegiaus OF note VIII represent
Bclla:rc. Martins Ferry Will furnish
F1cahmar. O'Connell. Thomas and Nc
Mullen. also Graham and Fest II they
don't attend college stone. Narney.
Faust. Heisell and several other collie
CLANS win be mem oers OF tn" squad.
Williams OF Bridgeport will b. asked
10 play Il ne doesn't return 20 Marietta
College.
The schedule as arranged TO date $ n
great one. Oct. IL hnds The team play
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
WHEELING BADLY
CRIPPLED TEAM IN
YESTERDAYS PRACTICE
NEARLY ENTIRE LINE DID NOT
SHOW UP FOR WORKOUT.
SECOND STRING MEN
USED IN MANY
PLACES
Possibility of Wagner Leaving School.
No In juries Prom Tuesdays
Hard ScriInnege.

Wheeling Highs grid team resent
blcd badly crippled squad yesterday
when they turned up for their daily
practice period. with nearly the entire
fine missing. Howard did not report
until The practice period was half nm
ishcd. while Hewitt. Front. wagner,
Barnes and Bonneson were all absent:
Coach Ross used half Of HIS second
team. including Castellow. Cakes. Bru-
ner, Heincr Mott. and Snyder on the
line hut the signal drill was snappy
even with the team badly handicapped.
The Gold and Blue will lineup
against Warrington High school Satur-
day on the athletic field, and VIVA, can
be- learned from the down state school
is that a bunch Of husk.es Will invade
this. city.
Tickets will be on sale at the local
high school for the students tomorrow
afternoon and every one OF them are
requested TO purchase their tickets at
this time. so only general admission
tickets Will have 10 be sold nj the ned
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
Marietta Grid Team
Rapidly Rounding
Into Mid-SeaSOn Form
Abbot Only Player to- Heoeive Injuries
Thus Far-Washun. Big Tackle,
Reported for Practice.

Marietta. .. sept. 22.-AthlrtiC nircs-.
.rr .l"hu k.litSnu. who has rharEc OF
,ll,. team uniil Earl (Grcasy) Neal" ar
rivr~ neat week. - fast rounding -
mcu into shape for the came with l'"-
or,n<nr on Saturday. They have haa
,w., weeks If strenuous praCtk" run
n:ug down run;s and receiving passes.
TIL. men handle Themselves we'll and
appear ~ h., in mid-S"ason form. lpur.
my Tho week ScrImmaGc has been held
and thus far no one has been hurt eN-
cop: Abbott. who received slight cur
over his ,yr last night. To-day was the
las, Scrimmagr before the game. TIA
rest Of IN" week TO b" given over 10
Ugh. signal practice. 50 the men can
rest up WaShum. the his tackle VINO
was All Southern Ohio prep schoo'
tackle lass year. has reported for prac-
Snnr one step for his position. although
puuucSne is OF unknown quantity. Mari
eta with Hunter. Eaton and WhiteinS'
all stars IN last years team. along with
all yhr rest Of IN" promising material. Is
confident Of victory and eager to start
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
OUT FOR SEASON

Edward Pell. center on the Warwood
high school football team. is reported 10
be out for the whole season as the re-
sult of having his shoulder blade dis.
located in the game against wheeling
nigh school last Saturday on the new
athletic field. Pell broke UP nearly every
run that the Gold and Blue tried and
was due great credit for his outstano'
ing work. His loss will be o great set
back TO the Green and White. Stein
bickcr will I'll in the hole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
YANKEE JUNIORS WENT
THROUGH SIGNAL Drill.
Most East IND Tigers Sunday Aftsx1oo1
A. Preliminary to YGnfOs.WAf. Il

The Yankee Juniors. champions Of
the 1o0-12A pound ranks. for the past
three years went through their second
practice period OF the season last eVen-
Ing and the players were full Of pep h4d
live workout was the result. No
scrmmage will be held until this even
Ing as signals were given out oRl.,
Sunday.
Thirteen reported for practices but
many more. will be in the lineup be-
fore Sunday. when they tackle the strong
East End Tigers. These teams met last
year and fought hard draw. the final
score being 90. 1t was one Of the beSt
games ever witnessed at the Green and
fans would think little Of these mere
boys" would be surprised with their
fighting spirit. The Yankees are now
underway for one Of the most succoSA.
full seasons Of their career. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
PIRATES TAKE
TWOFRON THE
CHAMPION REDS

Pittsburgh. Sept. @2.-Pittsburgh won
two games from Cincinnati here today
BY scores OF . to 0 and ; 10 l.
Adams outpitched Luaue in the frst
game. He kept the visitors i've NUS
the fourth inning on hits by South
worth and Barnhart. The other run was
registered in the seventh on TraYnor :
double and singles by Schmidt ana
Adams Tho Reds scored their only run
IN The xecond game on an error. which
was fottowed - ! MI. T:mc'E hitting
nv Rarnhart and rierncv recruit play
ers. won the game for the home team
Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
SAVED FROM sHUr-oUT

rhIadc,phi.l. Sept. @2--StcnS"i's nom"
ruu oN"r TIE right h",d wall Ml'h WI,
In. ,n has, In tn, ninth today saved
I,hiI,Jr,Hh.t from 4 shut"ut 1t tn"
hands "r lyons. 81. LouiS recruit
,TT,.II,.r from S!ouN city. tn" Visitors
winn;nr. 10 :. Lyons also dro\" nome
his teams first run t'rE'r hunting oS
VytiIin,ns ana ,'nus..y featured. the lat
,,.r getting TWO safe hits by this
,nHS6 Score. K. IL f..
a. I,' n|i, OIL nOO 100 /: :
Philadelphia .. nn" u"" Wv
Lyons and Duho"t"r: tAuS"E anu
TrcagreSsC:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
.LINSLY IS WORKING
HARD FOR OPENER
Coach Nuss Driving Team Hard and
Looks For Hard Game with war
wood Friday, Oct.

Coach Furmann Euss IL driving his
nrotcEcs through stifT workout each
evening after school in preparation for
the opening game with Warwood Fri
day, oct. / This date was set Tor the
game as Wheeling and another coIlege
feonS will pItv on Saturday following
which would make . poor draw"
crowd for all OF lhesr contests.
In yesterdays scrimmage. no injuries
resulted. but many OF the boys com
plain OF strr joints and other ailments
which will have to be Knocked out be-
fore the season starts. The boys are
showing plenty OF spirit even though
old Sol IS beating down haro upon
them. and are rapidly rounding mo
shape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23

Two base hits: KonctchY. MlIICr,, :.
Home run: Konetchy. Sacrifices: John,
ston, Kilduff. Double plays: SMITH and
Knnptchy: Smith. Kilduff and konetchy.
Left on bases: Boston. 5: BROOKLYN. ::
Bases on balls: or FtlHngtm. :: or
Smith. .. Struck out: BY ,FtllIngtm; l:
BY Smith. s. Passed ball: Miller. m
-nires: Harrison and Mccormick. Time:
1,lo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
Yankees Open Season
With WarWOOd Sunday
East End Eleven, Champions OF Last
Year. Will Pry Ssnh-Pro Lido Off
On Tunnel Green Grounds.

Tho champion Yankees. of tho E,as st
End VIII pry off the srmi-pro grid lid
Sunday afternoon on the Tunnel Green
grounds when they tackle the strong
Wurwood A. G. The contest Will start
al o'clock sharp and great crowd is
expected To turn out as much rivalry
exists between the teams.
Last year. the Yankees defeated the
TrianEles and won the championship
of the Ohio Valley. but Warwood gave
them a tough battle. the East Enders
barely winning out 60. Practice is be-
ing held every evening this week by
both teams and the coaches express their
greatest confidence In the ability OF
their proteges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
SNcOnd dams,
NEnD BY DOUGLAS

New York. Sept. 22-Ncw York Dc
feated Chicago today to n tn" Cubs
last game here this season. Tyler and
Bailey were batted hard while Douglas
steadied after the second inning. Ban
croft, with q double and three singles.
and Snyder. with two doubles. led m
the New York hitting. Tyler lasted
two innings and Bailey was taken out
in the fourth with one out after 4
double and three successive singles
Melted New York two runs. Frisch then
doubled on Martin. batting in another
run. but the Cub speed pitcher prevent
ed further scoring. Score: r. II. r..
Chicago ........llO OOO VVO-Z l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
xBattcd for Luque in sth.

Two-base hits-Crane Traynor. Stol-
en- baseS-Groh. =. Sacrifices-LuQue.
Surnma. Double playS-Crane and Dau-
bert. Left on bases-'incinnati. 6: Pitts
hurKh. 5. Base on halls-Oft Adams. l.
HitS-Off Lugu". in :: Off Ring IN
/ Struck out-By Adams.2. Losing pitch
er Luque. Cmpircs-ODay and Quigley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
BARNES PRACTICE

All Of the PLAYERS who wish to try out
~ the Rarncs \ t. football team are
requested TO repor; in front Of Barnes
Pool Room this evening at o'clock
SHARP The Barnes arc now organizing
fo- me coming season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yartsrday's 0ameh

YagtsroRys 0ameA
Pittsburgh. ?: Cine nnau. ..
Pittsburgh. ;; Cincinnati. l.
ST, Louis. 4. Philadelphia, >.
Brooklyn, 3; Boston. !.
New York, :; Chicago, z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23

To-day'R Games.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Philadelphia 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
dodgers Drive Another
Nail In Nationals Rag

Hsw yorE ...22O 600 onx-7 - !
RIVER. Bailey. Martin and OFarreII'
pous,I> and Sn! dc:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games-
None scheduled.

To-day's Games.
Chicago AZ Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-24
General view of Londonderry.
SUFFERERS FROM HOG TONIC LOSSES tell
EXPERIENCES At FARMERS Meeting

five pigs in 80 hours and then quit
feeding it.
At least 25 farmers spoke. and the
meeting adjourned at 10 p. N.
1t was decided that County Agent
Murphy should take up the matter
direct with Purdue. and endeavor to
get a veterinarian to come here, meet
the victims. secure samples for analy-
sis from original. unopened barrels.
and let the university make report.
Farm Federation to Act.
This report, with all the facts and
data available is then to be turned
over to the Wayne county feredation,
for such action as may seem warrant
ed, both as TO suits for recovery of
money for loss of hogs and for other
damages If so desired.
Among those present and relating
their experiences were: John Town
send, John Barnes. Frank Williams,
Bert Hunt, Carl Pedro, Perry Wilson,
John Mckee, James Petring, w. r,
Jarrett. Ernest Watt, Arthur Curme.
Jr. John Medaris, b. w. Taylor and
numerous others.
Farmers are requested to attend
the mass meeting to be held at the
high school on Wednesday evening,
June 80, at which time an interesting
program will be given Bring your
families"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-24
Big CHIEFS
CONTINUED from Page One)

hoped some one else would be given
the permanent craftsmanship.
Physical preparations al the conven-
ton hall virtually were completed to-
day with the perfection of a system Of
electrical megaphones to carry the
voices of speakers out to the corners
of the big enclosure. Installation of
the paraphernalia started a report that
President Wilson expected to add ross
the delegates by long distance tele-
phone, but Chairman Cummings said
if there were any such intention he
was not aware of il.
One hitch in the arrangements re-
naming to be eliminated had to do
with the seating OF state delegations
which exceed in number the national
committees allotment In several
states. two or three times the allOt-
ment OF delegates were selected with
the intention that each should have d
traction OF a vote. Convention Off
Gals said every effort would be made
to arrange for seats for all such dele
gates. though some OF them might
have to sit in the visitors section.