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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27

FROM THREE
STATES AT COURT
TO SEE 'L|CHTNIN'"
TIE Presentation Of This Wonderful
Production Is Notable Event In
Theatrical Circles

Visitors from three states arc MAX
ing up Il great portion Of the big audi
cnccS that are witnessing "lghtnin
at the Court theatre this week. From
ohio. West Virginia and Pennsylvania
they are juurncyinG to witness the play
that has broken the worlds record with
Il run Of three solid years on broadway
Every newspaper and magazine in
America has printed stories descriptive
Of the quaint humor and gentle pathoS
Of "Lightnin' and il is natural that all
classes OF people are anxious to see 1t.
lnaSnuch rs there is hut one company
on tour and the Wheeling engagement
is intended To serve all territory within
l50-mlc radius. its engagement at the
Court Is n really notable event.
Producer John Golden has sent hut
ono company on tour in "lightnn
this organization having been put to-
Gether to introduce the comedy 70 chi
caEn when Il theatre becomes available
there. Milton Mobiles has the role OF
Hill Jones and Bessie Bacon. Margaret
Davis. the vaudeville actress. There
are plenty Of good seats for all the re-
mLining performances, including tn"
popular matinrrs today and Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
Claims Condition is Now Differ.
ent in Every Way.
HERB SAP SCORES AGAIN

For many years l have suffered
with stomach trouble and Indigestion,
which finally. developed into chronic
dyspepsia" says +. D. Baker. @2iQ Main
street. WcllsburG. w. Va.
Il underwent untold suffering during
these years. was morbid. melancholIc
and extremely nervous. l experienced 4
most Uncomfortable feeling In my stom-
ach. accompanied by an amount Of de-
preSSion. headache. loss of appetite,
bclching Of gas and occasional nausea.
As the disorder progressed I'll" Symr-
toms became more intense, l then suf-
fcred from loss OF sleep and appetite
mental depression and general uncnm~
Portable feeling accompanied by pains
in the stomach. l had heartburn. my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
JERSEY
CLUB BANQUET 7.

Tie i".muH; county. 'h:'. J'r~' :
t.,;Il" club members will hold = IAN
quot in Miners temp. l;"iIair"- lhi-
evening af 40 o'clock. All I'rs'
breeders ~. invited. and tn" d"ii'l"u@
supper viii cost sl.@5 per plate.
Quite IN interesting pr"rram H. .
hrrr prepared. with the following; rr."-
rip;I SI",in"rS having a prominent place
in tho event:
t. :. H!ard. Of Piti>hIrcn. editor 80
the National StoCkman AMI f,Lrm'r.
toaStmaSt"r: r. i. Canaan. Indianapolis,
lri-Statr jersey field man; Tom prmrsy.
WrStrrViilr. g., sales manager of M
tiunal fame; T.. ". Waid. dairy organizer
for ohio Farm bureau. lr"f. Oscar Err.
Columbus. y: Hugh w. E"nncll.
Youngstown. o.. president Of Ohio Jer-
Ary rnttl" club; Colonel Perry, Column
bus, g. famous rs the most successful
Jersey auctiOn"cr. and VI. r.. Shaw. SEE
rotary Of agriculture.
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tract for exclusive first run for aforH-
said three theatres for the past l"u:
years AMI thereby establishing priority
=hts of first run. and the exhibitors
right Of i contract. After injunri!on
was granted. ia" First National repre-
sentative. Gay Wonder. who Is also
manager OF IA" Rivrli theatre Ut whl''h
th"atr" IN" I'har!in picture WAS adFr;-
tiS,rI :$ part Of III" druhlr feature IL
opposition 10 tn. aforesaid three. H.
C.inrd 4" give Print /" thr three th' -
ir..S holding tn" rights and performance
at the Victoria theatre was held up nN +
,Gu hour. Finally. additional lnp' -
w"r" H!,''I and h. was instructor To de-
liver TN print tn tho entire satisfaction
OF exhibitors throughout tn" city. ! III
attorney representing tn" tire" Satl-
muic theatres were Judge Martin Len
mayer. Howard Bryant Of Baltimore.
Henry &. Srutt. Arthur = Arnold e
Philadelphia: Alexander Wolf of WASH
irgtun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
ELECTION JUDGES AND CLERKS
+ ARE NAMED BY CITY COUNCIL

A c"mrl"tc .~' - ,i.rn.. ,,',r pUi4,
for the city I's.tt.l:v :" L. h"'d My
was named lat u;ch' l.! '"" ,t;I '''u',
Ill.
This Will t., ii, ur>. ,r, rt:'...r'
>Ircr Greater Wh"r'.rr r.,'u. =, r".': ,
and tbs new list - yud2-' anrI 'l''rk. re-.
clyde ,iHrtiou "frirrg~ '"r Ut, -''t' -,
Ing precincts r." n"w \ta;n MART 1a.
six precincts ami tn. M T,:.'h wac
has ELEVEN.
Following -, - .romp'.. ill., - ~
election clerks aud judy.
First Ward.
Precinct No. Judge. 'i'''"-' 49,
en- ,!'%t J"3 TT5 r rE I Er NJ, "ri',. w."
~ les.
\ Wr,. prf,nhAn:;6. has. i;"t>,,r. ,'!,~~~.
john Scho,I. Elmer l.. F"x.
Precinct No. 3--JudGr$. Louis NUA",
C'eNS: Mrs. Lowe. cna~. Tracey.
Precinct No. I--Iuac"S. Louis \
RabiS, Frank Ritter. Mrs. Laura NJ.
Boyd. Clerks: Mrs. Carroll. J"h" "
klndelherger.
Freeing; No. : Judges: Wm. N"r.r.n.
rhas. Bauer. otto Schwartz. '''"rh
Robert Whitc"ntton. Harry Robinson.
Second Ward.
Precinct Ne. l-JudEc>. NT. i;t!..''.
Ralph smith. carl E"hm. clerks. t'r,:%>
Meyers. Owen PaHn".
Pr"y;r,t No. "--Ir,!ccs: TaU N"T'. n.
Lane. {. w k.luffmtr. ,'l,"h>: S,...y
Jones. Frank Davis.
Precinct NJ. Judges owen Jan>.~.
chester Dran, jr.. :. Norton. ''t'""~ .
Cha$. Wur:zIAa,hrr. has. E",i"v;l'".
i'recincr No. Judges: firnrN Sr\r'.
Z. q. Erurc. VIM. Jones. CLERKS: +. ".
trui,S. B. Fisher.
Third Ward.
r-rcinr; y" t--ludr.>' W3,t"r H..
Frank CALDWELL r. DuN!r!. th.rN@. Nj.
KirSrn. l',ar.urr t'";i'.
Precinct No. @-.Juis"S: ~. t. Ei"h'
ards. J. w. Er"oNS. Robert N"kHrt.
Clerks John k,rnp;". y. j. NrhNrz.
Edward joyce. rha>. W"hnhauS. Clerks :
Mrs. Fox. Mrs. thaS Jones.
Precinct NJ. Judges: Nm. Winta-
halter. Nj rH,"rs". Andy Porter, Clerks:
Clarence Gcmrcr$ Herm"rt Pryor.
Fourth ward.
Ctarrncc Cox. G""r=" NoC'er. ,narks ::
Miss wallace. otto Twirk"y.
Precinct No @--;ud:r,. mas. H"tn.
Rudolph rocked. Earl sheets. Clerks:
chester thinner. John Jones.
T'recinc, No. ) -Juds"s: Ar Laws.
Harry West. Jr. Mrs. Carl Smith.
Clerks: Alex H"nh"r>"r. thas. Ward.
=. Ftt:.th Ward.
;. Precinct No. Judges: Jack Danny.
. Fred Wooster. howard Maker. t'i"rH~.
fiydc Iuhi". Clarence Directing.
r-eriuc, No. = -Ju.la"-. ,';ia,. Lanrhr.
Frank MrtiinniS. Joe ShaUghn"s,y.
!; Precinct No. 3--Judi;">: ,ic"rs" T.tna0.
M r. Bailey. ,huS Mrran clerks:
Howard Loo$. CLARENCE" Bar;".
>. PRECINCT No. u Ud="$: r'i"r I!"t,.
William NoSbitt. Frank Fora,cl:a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
Baker OF WeHsburg
Gives Out Evidence

tongue was coated there was a bad
taste in my mouth all of the time and
was greatly constipa ted"
Il tried various treatments. both pro-
fcssional and otherwise. without avail.
Somtimes after taking one treatment or
another would get relief. but 1t would
only he temporary"
FINALLY I noticed an advertisement
in one Of our local papers describing the
virtues Of Herb Sap. accompanied by the
Testimony of person whose symptoms
had ben IDENTICAL with my own. Then
and there l decided to try Herb Sap.
BEFORE the first bottle was finished l
noticed a decided change in my system.
All the agonizing symptoms left me
and my appetite increased. My stomach
now feels strong and tho nervous depres-
sion has departed and life for me is once
more worth while. The relief has been
lasting"
Herb Sap Is for sale at Griests and
at reliable dealers in surrounding ter
ritory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
EXPERTS TELL.
VALUE Of MILK
EIGHT SPECIAL SPEt KERS FRo1s
STATE UNIVERSITY TALK To
$500 SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Miss Hoover Of Washington Tells story
of Great Effort Against Under
Nourishment.

Eight food experts from the CnivcrEl-
* IF West VIRGINIA who arc here in he
,n,,rrS, Of tho Milk for Health" cam
ua;gn lcrturcd to an audience or .."oo
school children Yesterday on the nutrl-
tive value Of milk. The schools III ~hi'h
lectures were given We're: 81. Alphoh-
su+. center. Webster. RtChic, Clay, LIN,
coin. Union. 81. Joseph Cathedral ana
iv; frrSuu.
Thu. story of 4 nationwide effort 10
fight un,irr-nuuriShmcnt * being tod
bv Miss J,SSi" NJ. Hoover milk utilizr-
tiun sprr.a'iS,. dairy division of |. -
DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture. who is m
Wheeling TINS week assisting the c't'-
zrnS Of Wheeling, Ohio County Farm
bur,au, and West Virginia university. N
putting On the Wheeling MIX Tor
Health" week.. Miss Hoover has cooper
atcd in more than forty Of th"S" cduct-
ton milk weeks in tn" United states ana
in every case thor" has been an incrrISc
in the use of milk in some cases 'r' n
ns hirh az 50 per cent. What tr'A
means to tho health of tho country ~
in,alrulahlr. says Miss Hoover. for les
sons In the food valu" "f milk taught
in one city have always resulted III more
r.lucali"nal campaigns In nctGhborlHI
cities and the milk week has grown l"lc
II war or even tw" years
Miss Hnovers story is Il revelation
of observation-disclosures among American
children. The work which was begun
i'm tn" New snr!and states over Two
years ago has spread u the central
states. rucimc states, and southern
states.
! What Is the secretr
What is tho secret back "I the G'h'
, rraI interest in milk" Miss Hoover
rnintS out the fact that the reasons 10Y
the uneQualicd food properties IN MIX
for health growth have only been real
,2rl within very recent years. 1t mas
long been known that an infant Will
double ur triple it's eight IN SIN or mn"
months. Farmers have known that lN''
stock would make rapid growth with
milk added 10 their rationS, yet many
children have not useI milk as lre.lE
as they should. While proper food hho-
it's will not always result in elimination
Of under ADVERTISEMENTS especially where
serious physical defects, as disease ton.
liz or cdcnoids exist. a proper choice OF
food and :. liberal use of milk Is very
helpful indeed.
In New York CITY in 1914 there Was
only ; per cent of nder-nouriShmel
among school children, in 1917, TINS was
iucrcaSrI per cent. In l?l6, there
WAS II per cent. AMI in l@lI. II WIS
found by tn" city health d"par tmea;
that - per cent IF the school children
wcre undcr-nouriShcd and there was Il
falling off in tho consumption u MIX
II - per cent.
Necessary Elements
Children cannot grow INTO lea4lhE
men and women unless IN" loou the! CAT
,.,.r,alns I'VE necessary things: III" belly
npN. t,al lE1 A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
CREDIT MEN
Name President Boyd to Attend Trac
ton Paving Hearing.

At tho called meeting Of the executive
committee Of the Wheeling Association
Of Credit Men yesterday afternoon. TO
take up the question or appointing 4
representative toI meet with representa-
tivcS Of the civ L. organization TO heel1
the having question between the Wheel
ing Public Service company and the
city. Robert Lee Boyd. president "f thC
association. WAS named as the repre-
sentative.
Alvin l.. Winters. secretary, was di.
rcctcd To send letter TO Mayor ThHs.
i. Thoncr as 10 who the representative
would be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
REMODEL BUILDING
Mcc!astcy Company to Occupy Property
on C:ap..ns Street

ExtcnSiv" repairs and alterations arc
being mad" to tho building located on
the northeast corner Of Twelfth and
Chaplnr streets. An entire new front
is being installed. This building was
formerly occupied by n cleaning estab-
lIshment which has moved to other
quarters.
This building. when repairs are COM
rlrtcd. will he used by the McClaskey
Dye and Cleaning company. who are
located at present in the adjoining
building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27

Both parties profit when they meet
through 1ntelligcncer Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
EXHIBITORS WIN
A BIG VICTORY
IN THE. COURTS

Special Dispatch to Tho lntelliGenCer.
Philadelphia. Pa. April 26.-JudSc
Stump IF Baltimore circuit court No. ;,
today granted L"cws liippodrnmo. rep
resented by George MrDrrmott: Garden
theatre. represented by Chas. Whitrhur"t
and Nixon Victoria theatre. represented
by Fred G. Nixon NirdlinGcr. an MUIR
ton restraining the First National FIX.
hibitors. MS distributors. from distribute
ing. or tho other theatres from using.
any print Of the Charlie Chaplin pa.
turc, The Kid" in violation of con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
Sixth ward.

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i,r.,;n,.; ~. = Judges: ] l.. Saw
,.I,r. r.: summers. ALERT LEWIS.
,,,', :, Sn,,r'.rS Mrs " e Monrr.
Foster. Mrs. ilal Uawkirs clerks: \!
IL rh.Ip lev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
BLAINE MINER
FATALLY HURT

Alfred kannSkI a Polish resident OF
Ealinc, O.. died in III" Martins Ferry
hospital at 1890 last night from In
iurieS suffered when h" was caught
under a Ston" fall in The l."rain Coal
and Dock company mine.
He was received at the hospital al
6. "a n'clurk with 4 broken !og and his
body crushed and bruised.
The body was removed I" N"hl" $
undrrtak;ns establishment AZ Martins
Ferry
, 1921-09-26

Har;zcil attempted to hunt but popped
out to Dawson. Jackson hit a Texas
Lacquer to left and it looked like an
impossible catch but Lowry came IN
and grabbed IL nearly doubling Hale
at third Donica grounded out to Ia
Sale and the game was over.
In the Saturday g7nN. Wilson's
timely hitting for Denver proved too
much for Casper and the Refiners ioss
the game : 10 6. Casper took an early
lead. Hartzell singled and jackson
pounded out a homer.
The game see-sawed hack and forth
but finally Denver nosed out ahead.
Guy Hoffman being unable to hold
the sluggers OF Downey's clan.
Both the teams arrived here this
morning ready for the start OF the
four game series here that has been
guaranteed TO local fans whether Cas-
per wins the pennant carrier or not
Il is probable that Bob Steele will op-
pose Rolia Mapei in the opening game
here.
rrHa ~.nr...
, 1921-09-26

yer Broncs and Casper refiners will
clash in battle that viii probably dc
eide which team is to win the base
ball series.
Bob Steele, Casper's portslde huri-
ing 10 In scheduled to start the fire
works for the Rsflners while Ben Niles
in all probability viii be the selection
OF Tom Downey OF the Bronca.
The Denver team viii go into the
fray today handicapped by the loss OF
several regular players. some Of whom
missed connections in Denver yesser-
day, but are scheduled TO arrive here
tomorrow morning to participate in tho
remaining games.
Johnny Meanor. formerly with
S~cottsbluff and one OF the chef COM
petitors for league honors at the Key
stone sack is.scheduled TO cover short
for Tony La Sale In today's game the
Denver regular having beef delayed At
Loyeland. Colo. whore he promoted 4
foot race between Fred Ley and some
unknown University Of Colorado
Splinter. He will arrive tomorrow
, 1921-09-26
MEUSEL HITS
At FAST CLIP
Eight Blows in Two DAYS
Helps TO Hold Giants ADJ
vantage in League Race.

NEW YORK sept. 2s-EiEht hits
In two days by lcftfleider Emil urishl
Meusel OF the New York Giants, was
n reason why his team had an 49,
point margin owe Pittsburgh in the
National league today. Pittsburgh did
uot play yesterday.
a merry battle Tor third place in
the American league has developed be-
tween st. Louis and Warrington. The
Browns held he berth today. but were
only three points ahead OF the SEN
aiors. who yesterday defeated Detroit
Tor their seventh straieht victory.
, 1921-09-26

match.
Howard during a close TO his train
ing season yesterday by walking I5
miles through the hills in this vicin-
ity. Occasionally he would make
short swift sprints TO test his wind
and endurance.
So successful have been his efforts
TO aociimate himself here that he be-
lieves that in future he Will always
follow the training program he
mapped out here.
Afraid at first to engage in too
strenuous work for fear thai IL would
endanger his chances of being in first
class shape. Howard worked out a
light program and he report that he
marvelied at the fact that the light
training seemed to improve his wind.
permitted him to pick UP weight where
he needed It at the same time reliev-
ing the necessity OF constantly sap
ping his strength.
When Howard meets Taylor tonight
Il will be a different Howard than
met Taylor a year ago. The Baker.
Ore, boy hasn't learned much more
about the game than he knew before.
but he has learned how to get him.
self In shape FOR a match at this alt-
tude.
Howard is essentially what is term.
ed n leg wrestler. He differs from
Taylor In this respect that Giant lack
confines about 90 per cent OF his as
rsult TO arm holds and punishment.
The visitor thinks that his leg holds
VIII be able to offset Taylor's TIRE
meudous bulk OF arm IND shoulder.
In addition to this is the fact that
Howard is a wrestler OF the CaddoclS
type always exhibiting while ON the
mat a nervous energy that guarantees
action every moment. 1t Is well 10
remark also that Howard is possibly
one Ct the best wrestlers Of the Cad
dock style in the world.
Taylor closed a strenuous training
grind here yesterday. He thinks tha,
he viii have no more trouble In beat.
ing Howard than he had when they
met a year ago. He does give Howard
credit for being a good man. however
and has conditioned himself with this
thought In mind.
In addition to the main event
George Mcleod wao is promoting the
event has arranged a good prclimi-
nary program. The chief interest In
the carly events lies in the -four round
battle between Danny Cummings and
Kid Ross.
Both these boys are in good shape
to definitely settle their differences
and TO establish which OF them can
claim the featherweiSht honors here.
Tickets will be moved from the
S~mokehouse to the Iris theater this
evening. The advance seat sale is
said TO have been the heaviest with
but exception.
, 1921-09-26
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby gwen that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Big Indian Oil and Gas Com
pany will be held at the office Of the
Company, Consolidated Royalty
building, in the City OF Casper.
State of Wyoming, on the 30th day
Of September, 1921, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, for the purpose of
electing directors and transacting
such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
Dated September 16, 1921.
r. +. GIVEN,
Secretary.
Publish Sept. 20 to 30. inclusive.
, 1921-09-26

ord galleries IN Denver.
The c~ioseness Of the games which
have been played in Denver Is seen
In the five scores. Three Of the games
were won on a margin OF two runs
while the other two were won by two
scores. Casper's victories came by
the tune OF ! to o, I to :. and to 3.
Denver snstched two. Z 10 6 and 4 TO
3.
Tom Dovney's triple in the seventh
inning hung N second Casper scalp
yerous no longer. The Broncs a
Dangerous Dave Davenport was dan
gerous no longer. The Broncs hod
won the last game Of the season in
Denver. 4 to 2.
II was the hardest fought game OF
he season ard the 5000 cash custo-
mers went away from the ball yard In
n joyful mood.
Davenport pitched another brilliant
game. whiting 10 men but his box
work failed 10 overcome the disaster
of the first session when the Broncs
put over three runs.
Joe dawson was at his best yester-
day and eight Casper Eiuggers tell
before his fast breaking drop. Like
Davenport. Dawson had one bad in
ming. the sixth. This bad luck anne
to the tune OF Don F1ynn's homer over
the left field fence which scored Dom
lea ahead OF him.
wise. started the fireworks that
broke Davenport's nerve in the first
inning. He hunted. This perform
ance reused Dawes ire. The ball rolled
between HartzelI and slattery and be-
fore it could be fielded Wise was re-
ciin.ng breathiessly on second
Davenport. Slattery and Hartzell en-
gagged in a wal council. Hartzell hold
inS the ball. Wise stepped It off down
the basellne and slid into third in a
cloud OF dust before the war council
was over.
Tony La Sale. always a good hitter
against Davenport hit a neat single
Into right and Wise scored. Wilson
took advantage OF the height to
! which Davenport had scared n con-
nected for n triple over Bostlck's head.
He scored the third run OF Coehran's
E.nrl1 to right
Graham famed and the side was out
with Denver in front with a comfor'
table lead \
But Dave frightened up and there
was little damage don by the Broncs
In the next five innings Casper wa
Just as unfortunate at the hands OF
Dawson until the sixth. when Flynn
drove in two runs with n homer.
/ The score was tied in the seventh
when jackson walked. stole second
went TO third on Wilson'S Wild throw
10 second and scored OF Donica's sin
gle.
Thus was the stage prepared for
Scrappy Tom Downey's last appear
ence at the bat In Denve this season.
Graham hit a high fly to center that
fell between three Casper players.
Downey fouled once and Davenport
grooved the second. Tom took a
mighty swing and Bostick found the
ball in the deep grass in centerfield
after Graham had crossed the plate
with the winning run
In the ninth the Refiners made
things look bad for Dawson. A bril-
liant catch by Lowry alone saved the
day for Denver.
Hale and Davenport both walked
and both advanced on a passed ball.
With men on second and third and
none down the situation was critical
, 1921-09-26
YANKEES LEAD
IN BIC SERIES
Overwhelming Defeat of In
dams in Third Game Gives
New York Nine Points.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-with an
advantage OF n nine point lead and
assured Of at least an even break
IL the present series. the New York
Yankees today meet the Cleveland In
dams in the fourth and concluding
contest. The leaders won the first
and third games. while Cleveland took
the second.
The visitors cannot wrcst tho Amer
lean league leadership from the
Yanks by a win today. A victory for
the indians still would cave the
New Workers in the lead by a point.
In piling up a score that resembled
a gridiron resu more than baseball
-21 to Tho Yankees yesterday es-
tablished a seasons record for runs
scored.
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morning and VIII be in tomorrowos
lineup.
When Ia Sale again Joins the
team Il is probable that Meanor will
he moved to second base replacing
Minor Harwood who is slightly inca-
paeitated after a hard season.
Buzz Murphy zhd zoe Eish will also
be out Of Den~eFs lineup but the gap
will be neatly filled.
Casper viii use the same team that
81 has maintained since Jake Pltier
left the team at Sterling.
The probable lineups Of the two Or
carnations who will participate In the
Rocky Mountain sories follows:
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Athletic
Meets IRE GiUen
A.A.U. Standing

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.--The Central
association of the American Athletic
union in session here. has endorsed
n change in the constitution TO permit
branches OF the organization In vari-
Gus cities TO conduct local athletic
meets. which would be given A. A. L.
standing. The proposal will be refer
red to the national body when 1t
meets here in November.