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nETEREEs NOTICE

stain OF COLORADO IS.
County Of GunnEsnn.
iu Jhv District Court uf said County.
Ia the Matter 81 the Adj
laIicuuon Of Water
FltoHueE In Water
District No. 80. FL NOTICE
DEN W. WATERMAN I
and LAUREN J. WAT
ERMES. Petitioners
To the above. named petitioners TO
all water users and TO all persons in
garestcj In the adjudication Of water
rights In Water District No. 50. Gunni-
son, County. Colorado:
TOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That
on to-wit; the End day OF May. 1921,
being one OF the regular days OF the
April torn OF said Court. the referee,
heretofore duly appointed to take the
testimony In said matter. having re-
ported to the Court that reasonable
opportunity had been given to all per-
sons TO offer testimony and be heard,
and that the taking OF such testimony
should be closed, after due notice there
of. that thcreupon the Court made and
entered the following order:
1T is THEREFORE, ORDERED That
the taking of testimony In said cause
aud before said referee be closed on
the goth day Of June 1921. and that
thereafter said referee shall prepare a
draft OF decree and return same with
her report. TO this Court. and shall file
her report with tho evidence taken in
said matter together with abstract.
findings and said decree with the Clerk
OF this Court. and inform the Judge Of
so doing without delay. as provided by
law
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED
That the said referee cause to be pub
lished in one public newspaper in said
County and State. into which such Wa
ter District extends. and Ia located
once a week for four successive weeks
the last of which publications shall be
previous to the date herelnbefore fixed
notice continuing copy of this order
YOU ARE THEREFORE, FURTHER
NOTIFIED That should any water useI
I or party interested In the adjudication
! OF water rights In said District desire
to present further testimony in said
cause and before said Referee. that
same must be presented prior to the
date herein fixed.
/ WITNESS My hand and Seal at Gun.
nison. Colorado. this 18th day of June
1891.
CARA J. ESTES.
II Referee
First publication May 20. 1871.
Last publication June 10. 1891.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-20

Tho road crew went up Baldwin
way Wednesday and is engaged in
smoothing out the highway above that
camp.
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o o o o 90 900 c - 90
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. o n o o q U y o o o o o o o
- -ChEfnrion Corre.ror - :.

Nea sliLfEf fioD cores pOE 1ence -
Fosc-TE1m. Thur. Nay -.
MIS- Bessie Dwger ls IN the valley
for a few days visit.
Cha. Sekecksr and Fred Wilson
have been away buying cattle They
returned TUesday.
B4lIey Wilson returned home lat
Friday. He has been since November
FgrEIug near Saglache.
Nj. and Mr.. c D. Simpson and son
Porter were N the valley Sunday visit
Igg, and getting supplies for their
ranches near Cathedral
Mr and Mr.. IS. +. Samu0ns and
Lrs- &. A. Mcneil. returned from Gun
ulsOn Monday. and have gone up TO
DathsdTa. for q few days visit.
N-. ard Mrs- Henry Brasw-l re
TUNED 60 tE.T home AZ Smith HILL
near Greeted. yesterday. They have
D..H the lrIestz 0f Mr. BraswelPs pa
rrut-. Mr. and Mr. Frank Dunn.
Mr. and M Oscar Dunn and Geo.
Grafton Il Lake Fork and Eugene
Wilson Of Cathedral attended th"
lance 10 tho Hal last Friday night.
NJ. and Mn Glenn Williams and
children, Mr.. Henrietta Radella and
Mr. Henry Knoll were in the valley
t.sIt.ng Thursday and Friday of last
week.
NJ and Mr.. +. 4. Poster came out
,g visr their daughter, Mrs T. F.
Wilson. lat week Mrs Poster re
turned 20 GunH.son Saturday. Ny
Foster Will return today with 7. ".
Gray. who has bo'H a-cassiug the pro
n"ry h'r. and on tho Lake Fork.
Pow Ierho-r. Wsdreaday. May 10
M. Warren Adams and son Billy Of
Crested Butte pant the week end with
her sister. Mr.. T. Saumons.
E.r.arI A.ar went % CT Butte
I4,-aag. and Mr-- IiIr =. Cuft is
.ar.. ing .hr mail between IgsdcrhOH
M. j.l. ~ Howcrd and baby Billy
age aatrE r Guauis0n and Duy.cvillc
f.r week aIlh Mrs. HOwapd's mother
-f4 other relatives.
Nj. T. ) Fuller Of Gunnisor and
Mrs S. f.. Cmbbs from up the Cebolla
are visiting the William SammonE
family for "a f,ys vocks.
Mr.. A 4 Arlington. George Ggat-
gam and Gra Iurrr Of Lake Fork are
working un 'hn roads ia the valley
and au Nh. Tuau D.twecn here and Lake
Fork
-. aHla'."#N ann I 4bs A ~ A4rbll
Went 2" GluuI-1n TJ'.lay, Miss Olive
" ,r'uucd with them She had
~ Do. a week pleasantly visiting in
tLUul
Mr. and Mrs Roba-, l. ShOtwcIl re-
turned last evening after ten days
visit In Guru...r VI Maggie Sam
mons accompanied them for a visit
with relative. and friends in the valley
Thos" 20 the valley from Cathedral
for the dance Tuesday evening were
Ernest Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Foster. MI-s Clara StayeIy, Mrs. J. A.
Stlle'v and children, Dan and Margic,
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hLSUP-OFALLOS

Codlrrdgc Champion
A. tho Methodist parsonage ia
HGtchkiss last Saturday Rev. Flynn
united in marriage Miss Mabel Alsup
Of the Dry Greek section and Mr. Pat,
nick O'Fallon Of Pitlin, Colo. Tho
couple were accompanied by Oscar
Alsup and Miss Nellie Haynes.
Mr. and Mrs OFaliun are now max,
ing their home on the Alsup ranch on
Dry Greek.
Sunday evening they were greeted
with an old fashioned chaEiyaTi by tho
people Of Dry Greek. with whom the
bride iF very popular.
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that C sruUg Sh0gp traded many
thing far votes 10 defeat John Vivian
That EsTy likely what happened 10
the - ralI commission A veto Of
the rel bin Was confidently looked
for b. l1se who remembered the Cow
ernoT' e4uesr advocacy of the tun-
nels. b.. powerful interest with votes
in tn nate decreed the commission
should rn, and the governor used al
ugst VI seIly haste IN approving the
repeal sehen il vas placed on his desk
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Community Church

THE REV. GLEN DAVIES, D. d, Pastor-Phone 205
ALBERTA JORGENSEN Choir Director
EDWYL REDDING, organist
F. GEO. DAMSON, Violin Director Orchestra
CARL WALKER, Church Custodian Phone 47-W
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-20

Mr. SprigR Shaeklcford ha, been
quite aer.aIsly Ill for a time, but is
better ut this writing.
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The WORLD IN
PARAGRAPHS
a 5RIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS ~ TrIs AND FOR
EIcH COUNTRIES
IN LATE DISPATCHES
pOiHGS AND HAPPENINGS TEsT
EEEk TIE PROGRESS
OF TIE AGE
WESTERN

S---s ,-.-s5-, --.- Srn s.r., D
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Total Income ..............$3,557.59
Disbursements
Salaries and wages 81 $4,000
Three bonds paid. 10000
Note, C. A. Davis. 250.OO
Printing, acct. ex-
cursion program 25O.OO
Telephone and tele-
grams LOUD
Building supplies. 29.7O
Repairing and re-
newals ............ 77.64
School supplies .... 2.05
Office supplies and
postage .--....-.--..--... 2O.23
Total Disbursements. 2,534.67
Deficit, Aug. 81, 1921--.-..... 2,579.12
Deficit, Sept. 80, 921..$1, 556.20
MANUEL RATHER,
Financial Secretary.
1.-THE HENNEPIN" OPENS SUN
DAY, OCTOBER 10
The Hennepin, the latest addition
to the Junior Orpheum Circuit, opens
it's doors to the public next Sunday,
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TAIMUD TORAH NOTES

The Freshman Alumni of the Tai
mud Torah held the second meeting
of the new school year October in
the Alumni-room, and was we'll at
tended. Miss Jeanette Weisman
spoke on Great Men of the Day.;
Monroe Levins recited from the
"Book of the Nations; Irving Vein
stein, president, made an address of
welcome to Max FEEDER, who recently
returned from Northern Minnesota,
and presented him with gold pencil
on behalf of the Alumni for the good
work he did last year.
1t is the purpoSe of the Alumni
to have each one of it's members
speak on some Jewish topic at the
meetings, which are held every two
weeks.
A Succoth entertainment will be
given by the Social Service Depart
ment of the Talmud Torah at the
Talmud Torah Auditorium, FIRE.
mont and Eighth Avenues North, on
Wednesday, October 10, at $500
P. M. An elaborate program has
been arranged.
The main features of the program
will consist of a musical selection to
be rendered by the Talmud Torah
String Quartet, which is made up
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N. D.; Marcus H. Rabinowitz, Evel-
eth, Mimi; Eli L. Rosenbloom, Ely,
Mimi: Jean Brody Israel Walt, Syl-
vester Meyers, Ben Garon, Duluth,
Mimi; Joseph Chases, Red Wing,
Mimi; Samuel Frank, Golden Valley,
N. D.; Arthur Paulson, Pennoch,
Mimi; Paul Gender, Albert Lea,
Mimi; Morton Alpern, Omaha, Neb.;
Arthur Shapiro, International Falls,
Mimi; George Rosenberg, Crookston,
Mimi; Morris Katzoff, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa; VIM. Fink, Ramsey, Mich.
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o. B. A. CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
CHANGES NAME

At the meeting Of the Minneapolis
City Lodge No. 63, OBJ. A., Cemetery
Association held on Sunday, October
9th, the name of the association was
changed to Independent Minneapolis
City Lodge Cemetery Association"
The following officers were elected:
N. Waisbren, chairman; A. D. Meiero-
vitz, secretary; A. Kaplan, treasurer.
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B'NAI ABRAHAM TO RATTLE
CENTER PIECE

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Congrega-
ton B'nai Abraham wish to announce
that the center piece, which was do
mated by Mrs. E. Braunstein, 3138
Twenty-third avenue south, will be
ratified Wednesday afternoon, October
10, at the B'nai Abraham Synagogue,
1903 South Ninth street. The public
is invited.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

of the best players of Minneapolis,
Messrs Abner Rakov, VIM. Berman,
B. Kaufman and H. Goldman.
Two Palestinian dances will be
another feature of the program. Also
vocal selections by the Glee Club OF
the Talmud Torah will be part of
the program.
Later in the evening informal
dancing will be given.
This Wednesday, October 10, will
be rally night for all young men
and women, who are interested
either in club work or athletic work.
The work of the Social Service De-
partment will be explained by Rabbi
A. M. Heller, the. director of the
institution, and it is hoped that all
young men and women will keep
Wednesday evening, October 18th,
open. A real good time awaits
them.
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Sulphur Vapor Baths and Electric
Treatments. Headache, Nervous
Trouble, Constipation and Rheu-
matism a speciality.
1925 NICOLLET AVE-, Room 222
Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
BILL FARMER WILL PLAY END
AGAINST D. WESLEYAN ELEVEN

Saturday by starting Captain BurgnSr
at halfhack and Bartdorf At quarter.
and the combination worked we'll.
Against Wesleyan. however, II 10 likely
that Bursner will be back IN his old
place at quarter. Heberling. VINO
counted all OF WittenberE's 20 points
against Otterbein last Saturday will b
seen At hAlfback.
Local athletic officials are preparing
to handle the largest crowd Of the ,Ssa-
SON. Roth WittenberE and OHIO WSs-
leyan have largo and intensely inter
ested followinEs In this city.
With Compton. left end. out Of the
game for the rest Of the season. Will
liam Farmer. Wheeling athlete. will
have the end berth all to himself. n
less he too Is injured.
Farmer took Compton's place IN the
lineup last Saturday and completed .
couple OF nice forward passes which
Noted Wittenbers goodly gains throukh
the Otterbein team. Farmer ordinarily
outplayed Compton at end but the lat.
ter was used for his puntinE ability.
Farmer started last Saturdays game
at tackle and played hard fast game
at that position. Coach Godfrey com.
mented very favorably on Farmers
ahilit yto tear through the otterbeih
line and mess up their backneld.
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SPRINGFIELD SATURDAY TO
MEET wITTENBERG.
Farmer Made Good Last week Attn
Being Shifted TO End and
VIII Start Game.

Special 10 The lntclliGenCcr.
Springfield, Ohio. Nov. 1.-THE foot
hall classic OF the season here will he
staged on Zimmerman field Saturday
afternoon when Ohio Wesleyan comes
mere TO play Wittenherg in their frs:
football encounter In the past six years.
WittenberG is preparing for its hard
est game Of the season. coach Godfrey
nrenly admits that his team faces the
hardes; nome game OF tho entire season
here next Saturday. The Wittenberg
nlaycrs realize that the Methodist crew
IL a fast one. and that unlucky ,breaks
has caused most Of Their defeats this
season. But Coach Godfrcy's men are
going Into the battle determined 10
break the long list Of gridir"n victories
which ohio Wesleyan has won from
Wittenberg.
At its best Wittcnherg will be COM
pclled TO present crippled lineup
Saturday. Compton. their star punter,
had his jaw broken last Saturday.
Sweitzer. the giant tackle. will not play
anv more this season And II ia doubt
ful whether either fiittner or Borman.
Coach Godfrey's two best fullbacks will
be In shape to play AGAINST Wesleyan.
The WitienhcrG team will not be
without a punter. however, as Hum
mon, right end. furnished Compton
close competition for the punting job.
For the fullback position. Ness is about
the best available man for Saturdays
game.
Change Worked WELL
Coach Godfrey sprung a surprise last
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.PARkERSBURG HIGH
REFUSES TO MEET
BUCkHANNON eleven
BY d. Z. SHROYER,
RuckhRnpOn,

The management OF the Ruckhhrnon
High school got in communication Win
the management OF rarkcrshurS High
school In 4 inal attempt I" arrange 4
game between the two schools 70 settle
the football championship OF West NF-
glnia for 1921. Ps,rkersburg ahSo!H"'Y
refused 10 play Ruckhannon on nea-
trail field Saturday. November ~. gi'inH
no reason whatever. except that they
thought Ruckhanuun should come TO
FarkerSburg.
The Eurkhannon team $ tn" "ndIs-
putrd champion Of the M"nongahe1a
Valley League and one "t the NV" I'M
defeated teams in West Virginia: Hn'k-
harmon would like very much 10 Se'l.e
the champiun%r, 10y :, game and not by
new Spaper decision.
do not want the public I" f"rS~'
that neither rHrkrrshurS ~rr Ruckhan-
non has Il game FOR this da md Eurk-
harmon has done her best chSduie
a game with Tarkershurg Nov -'nher II"
Therefore. the championship should be
awarded IL them.
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BIT WANT GAME
Moundsville Legion Cancels on East
End Eloven For Game
sunday

Due % 4 canrcl'ation by th1 Mounds
Vile American Legion last might IN"
Bauers-Turncr eleven IS witH"ut gam"
:or n.>t sunday. TIL" management an
nounced that no effort w"ui" Il" 'n'd"
10 land substitute" hut St"h" tHc
season would close automri:rh1.f
With several OF the players INJURED
and due to Thanksgiving beng but \
week off along vita m" Hnr'f'a'!
weather now prevailing. II We He"me'
advisable L. call the Sr.l"Gul" off 80 n"
other games were on the d""'et l" p'
played.
Manager John McGanr"n wishes IN
thnnk the public for III" support &C
corded realiz.ng That conditions n ina
tine are bad for athl"'I' contests. the
season was successful insofar. as games
played were concerned. only TWO games
being droDped
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.ntheScEeen
J ofSport
by N& 9:SxM.&es

hard 10 guess. hut he has developed AZ
Cornell the greatest aggregation ~
cross country runners ever seen III
America better even than the team that
represented Cornell In England. three
saturdays in succession IN" '"rt"II
Hill aud dulrrs not only won. hUt Sr"r"h
practically Il clean sw"r" tn'r IN" "'
thc:r men finished IN the ilrst five po'
sltl"ns. running practically dead heat.
The next saturday they Had the hrst
SIX positions. and m III" hir rn'" at
Van Curtlandt. New York. asainS'
Dartmouth. Penn and columbia. hN>
cornell men took the urSt ny" posi-
tiuns. The two browns, Capt. carter
MIske and Irish form a seemingly un-
f"atahlc Quintettr. t"rn"Ii may Vet
show the oxford Camhr!dg" barriers
how the sport Is developing IN th'
United states
,Copyright. 1921. y. Y. Evening Mail)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
GOLD PRACTICES
AFTER BRIEF REST
wheeling High ar1ddsrs Warm Up on
sloppy Field After Two
Days Layoff.

Coach Kelrcl Ross and his Erid war
riors oc wheeling high. were ont IN -.
reralIa Yesterday afternoon on the
Uheelinr nublir schools athletic field.
working ont after two day rest.
Monday and Tuesday of this week inc
Gold and White Eriddcrs we're hciu IN
check. and y"sterdnH's pra"tir" resulted
in the boys being full Of pep and IN 4
playing mood. 49,
mon were given n much needed rest. and
fAm now on until next Thursday they
Will b. driven hard.
New formations and new plays ma,
be the order to-day. hut Coach Ross -
not divulGing the natur" OF MS attack
next Thursday. and what the boys 6r,
Will be FOR themselves only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
EXAMS DELAY ". & J.
WORKOUT FOR ". Y. U.
Neals II Compelled 10 Hold PRACTICE
Down 20 Light workout and
Signals

Special Disratch /" TIL" InteiiiSencer'
washington. Ia. N"N IS. -';nach
Nca.r WAS unable 10 stag" 4 practice OF
he dimensions ne wanted cor the Wash
JET PLAYERS this afternoon. because sew
"r.,l Of his starts IN the freshman class
were Unable t. appear on the field. The
first year men are now in the throeS
~ rho six week trSts 10 determine
whether they have secured sufficient
scholastic standing I" continue their
college work and every freshman Is
busy now in recitation hail Most OF
them Will not he through before tomor-
row. so that Neale was compelled 10
employ his veterans only IN the practice
today. III" confined MS drs'I 10 sigma,
nd formation work with individual
in 4truc,inuS on points wher" the Frest-
dents were weak against lHtt and where
he hopes ~ hay" Improvement against
West Virginia on THANKSGIVING.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
CANTON FLOOR TEAM
WANTS GAMES HERE

The knights Of Columbus has ket-
hall team at Canton. g.. made up or
eN-rol,rEe men, ami having one or the
hest basketball floors in the state or
Ohio. and also equipped with shower
baths and swimming pool. ia now ar
ranging their schedule OF games for
the season Of. l?@1-22. For games. write
Manager James II. Kinney. $40 Sixth
Street, y. W. Canton. Ohio.
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SPECIAL CAR FOR
WARWOOD GRID FANS
warvood Fans Will Fave Special Car
70 EIounasv!Ne Saturday
Afternoon

A,~nur,.,u"rt was made today that
;r...u..,lratS have hc"T made with the
Wh"'!uc rrIrt.uH '"H''any I" run
,., .,,r ar for IN" N"rI."od rn"i""s
who will arcrrll.auv IN" NItw""h III gh
t-art !" Mounds, tH' saturday AFTERNOON
~ 49,. Warwuod meets MoundSvi,ie high
S,,Iu,I In what promises To he one OF
tho hest games II the valley on that
date.
Tn, ear will icav" seventeenth street
Warwnol ut 1855 ana run S,r''Ent
~ ,,rh tn the civ down the river. = It
will ran on the siding there and return
as 4oun aS tito game Is over. NJ per
,nr. WHO wish 20 20 down VII! rave
p board at n" high acho". aS 4 wi"
make no stops between IN" wv" '''''S'
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ALL wo1uN INVIE1D

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. 16.-Women
throughout the world will be invited TO
Join with the national council Of women
in the celebration Of Armistice day. next
year, under the provisions Of 4 resoIu-
ton adopted at the closing meeting OF
the councils biennial session today.
The resolution directed the secretary
to send invitations TO the women OF
foreign lands. particularly Germany. to
join in tho worldwide celebration.
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The above are the gridd"rs who are
representing Mann.nGton hiHh school
on the football grid'ron this fall. The
team has a Nnc record. having lost hut
two games. both by 20 scores. and they
have pil,~l up II total OF 30" points L"
their opponents IA.
The team has been playing well al!
season The following Is u summary Of
their games: West Union. $40: lieiing-
TON. 46-O: Triadclnhia. 40: Victory.
$50: Fairmont o.: Weston, o.:
Shtnn.tun. 800. Next Saturday they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
TIFFANY ELEVEN PRACTICES TWO
HOURS FOR THE WESLEYAN CLASH
SPEARS GLOOMY.
MountaiEeer Mentor Has Several Hsa-
sons to Be

Special D,Spatch 70 The lnt"i,iG"nc"r.
MorGantrwn. W. Va, Nov. l6.--pr
Spears was IN despair today over hts
West Virginia t"uthal! team. Lyle
could not be present for practice. ana
this. together with Martins continued
absence and the conflict OF late Classes
and early nightfa.l made the outlook
dismal one for Spears. Nevertheless ne
pu: the squad through rigorous scr!m-
mage empsia sizing the defense against
tho forward pass with an eye 70 the
play watch w. and J. used TO beat litt
at Forbes Field Saturday.
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wind up tho cason. meeting Fast High
Of Fa!rm'nt
The following are in tho above group:
BACK row. left To right-Blako tc0Rch(.
Flanagan. Rcall. q. Rymrr. barker
Atkins, naCgrrty Furhrc Garner and
Hess. In the middle row. loft I" right.
are. Ssine, Kendall. Wrtz"!. conway.
Hart. stewart. McClain. G. Rym"r ana
Mercer. In the front row aye. iri'paru'
Thomas. MCt;rr, Arn"tt, captain Jones'
Gump. Mathews. Wendall and Ryan.
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BELGIAN THE VICTOR
:<Hsa54lsss,

.It,lc Rock. Ark. Nov. EHAVarles
Rrntrhr R"'gian. holder Of Euro-
p"an middicweight wrestling ~mnion-
shin litlr. today threw FINK Gardner.
New York American champion. IN iif;y-
,rr.c IN lu'rs in match here. Rcatrop
used body SCISSORS and hammeri"rk.
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VVELLSBURG AND F0LLANSBEE !.
CLASH SATURDAY FOR TITLE

ever Was won by dopesters figuring b.
fore the sixty minutes OF actual pay
was over thus We will 80 no fuftnee
with this dope The FollansbeS team
stands out as the best the MIL To1n
haslever produced and Is backed uH ~
their envious record Of the season. 1ge
town people are back Of the team g
stron. as the ace Of spades and u VII
take the best football the locals have
produced this season to defeat them.
Hager their gallant Coach halls mon
Morgantown where he played thfts
years on the varsity A. IN END. ds VS.
one Of the best ends ever produced from
the Univer yity. and MS success WAS
we'll looked for when he arrived at
Follansbee and took charge OF bunch
Of some twenty-five candidates a1d took
, them to n training camp. =
Got Poor staxt .:
The season did not start with . We
tory but I'm each event that FOLLOWED
they won the game until they met tie
! L.nsly cadets. who by playing the oe1e
| game Of their season defeated the Mn
! Town boys twelve to nothing. while
: they defeated the local eleven $50.
! Since that defeat the up the river
boys have won each Of their contests ~
/ large scores, wnich bhoWB tnAS tusy
| have picked up wonderfully and WITH
, this game to win in view Throughout
i the season they will no doubt bring TO
: this city an aggregation that win hSht
as they never did before for the %.
premacy Of the county. The slogan 10
: on the lips OF every student Of the
school hero Beat Follansbes" and the
! citizens have taken. UP the same. Ths
: odds have been circulated throughout
! the city betting Ave to one on Follaub-
: bee. which looms up the winner before
/ the clash.
: Change Data
The game has been postponed non
, Friday until Saturday to allow woTktAG
men Of the County an opportunity 70
see the game and the local Management
announced last night that Williams
who handled several games here this
season Ind been telegraphsd the offer 20
| handle the whistle in this important
! clash, but no word has yet been roesty-
! ed from him concerning the aams. The
J time for starting the Eame has also
been changed to two thirty instead Of
| the regular three o'clock time. because
! OF the early darkness Of the evening.