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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-01-12
WANTED.

Men or women to takt orders among
friends and neighbors for the genuine
guaranteed hosiery, full line for men,
women and children. Eliminates darn
ing. We pay 75c an hour spare time,
or $4,000 a week for full time. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Write INTER
NATIONAL STOCKING MILLS, Nor
ristown, Pa. GLOW
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-01-12
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to return thanks to our
friends and neighbors for their SYM
pathy and aid during the illness and
following the death of our beloved
brother, Peter Henry. Your kindness
will ever be remembered.
MISS EMMA HENRY,
JAMES and FRANK HENRY
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-01-12
COLTSBURG.

J. H. Brown assessor for Mallory
Twp. was at Elkader Wednesday to
attend the meeting Of Clayton County
assessors.
The Edgewood High school basket
ball team was here Friday evening
FOR game with the local High school
team. The game was won by Edgewood
by score of Is to IL.
Bradley Learn has returned from
Penn, where he went some time ago
for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Oliger went to
Lacrosse, Wisconsin, Thursday and re-
manned over Sunday with relatives.
R. A Gull has been numbered on
the sick list, but is at present on the
road to recovery.
Matt Esser of Petersburg was in
town Friday advertising sale, as he
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-01-12
DUNDEE.

=
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Pound. was
born in Dundee, Iowa, March 4, 1915,
and fell asleep in Jesus, January S.
1921, being at the time Of her death
years, 10 months and l day old
Several weeks ago she contracted a
cold which caused a gathering in her
head. During all of this time she was
a patient sufferer until Jesus took
her home to dwell in that land where
there Is no more sorrow or pain. She
was sweet lovable little child. always
wanting to take part in family wor-
ship. And asking if the. little child
Jesus we read about was the same
Jesus that Is up in the sky, SO we
know she is one of Gods choicest
flowers. She leaves to mourn her early
departure her father and mother, three
brothers, Har1od, Raymond and Glen,
and one sister, Ethel; one sister pre-
ceding her in death in infancy, and
many other relatives. The funeral was
held in the Wesleyan Methodist church
conducted by Rev. w. r. Emerson of
Charles City, assisted by Rev. w. X.
Hughes of Dundee. She was laid to
rest in Oakland Cemetery in Manches-
ter.
Mrs. Will First visited at the Albert
Hampstead home in Manchester Satur-
day.
Miss Belva Davis is assisting Mrs.
J. H. Rowland with her house work
south OF Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coon and Mr..
and Mrs. John Coon OF Manchester
spent Sunday at the Frank Larrabee
home.
Mrs. Luther Trip returned to her
home in Manchester Saturday after
spending several days with her daugh-
ter Mrs. George Martin and family.
Rev. and Mrs. Pease and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Firman and family
of Lamont called at the ]. H. Firman
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Smith went to Waterloo
Wednesday where she will be the
guest of her son Horace Smith and
wife for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Briggs of Del
vein attended the funeral of their
niece Erma Pound Friday.
Mrs. Martin First Of Manchester
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Will
First Sunday.
Mrs. Foster Clark and little son
Of Lamont ware calling on friends in
town Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Larrabee visit
ed their daughter Mrs. John Coon in
Manchester Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Smith return
ed to their home in Waterloo Wednes-
day after several days visit with the
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith and family at Forestville and
other relatives at Dundee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reynolds and
daughter were Arlington visitors Sun
day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Becker
Thursday, January 6, 1921, a daughter
Congratulations.
Jess and Charles Chambers of Du-
buque and Allen Chambers of Farley
were here to attend the funeral of
their niece little Erma Pound.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-01-12

r. S. to v. G., John Sweeney; l.. S. to
v. G., A. L. Powell; Chaplain, E. II.
Fleming; r. S. S., H. Bartlett; L. s.
S., Jack Pulver. After installation an
oyster supper was served.
Mr.. and Hugo Preussner are parents
of a son born Friday December 81.
Wilka the Great and Company gave
an entertainment in w. r. G. hall FRI
day evening January IA.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-01-12
When Spiders Retreat.

Spiders hide themselves In .srssten.
ing weather. This is because they
know insects do not fly about In the
damp atmosphere preceding rain, and
not because they lack umbrellas.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-01-12
THREE LIVE OFFERS IN ovERCoATs.
$500

An extra fine assortment made
for us by Hart, Schaffner & Marx
New patterns, new models in all sizes.
Regular S45 to SIS values.
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$500

Special lot of overcoats in variety
of models. They're regular $50 to $40
values and strictly guaranteed to
satisfy.
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$3.50

Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits for
men and young men. They're all-wool
many models in $50 to $3.50 values.
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$47.5()

Mems and young mems high grade
suits in $50 to $50 values. They're
made by Hart, Schaffner & Marx.
New patterns, new models.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-01-12
Woman a Pioneer eeoorapher.

Miss b. Pullen-Burry was the first
geographer to visit some of the un.
known parts Of the Bismarck archi-
pelago.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-01-12
$45.()()

This group is composed of all of
our high grade overcoats made for
us by Hart, Schaffner & Marx. They
are regular $50 to $50 values.
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{ Suit Prices that are Hard to Beat
$27. so

Special lot of mems and young
mems suits in the seasons latest
models. They're well tailored and
guaranteed to satisfy. Regular $35
to SAT so values.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
VI
To PLAY FIRST
At BELlA|RE
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT WAS MADE
WEDNESDAY By COACH DAY.
DATE BENG OCTOBER lST
Football Squad VIII Leave August IS
For Training Camp on Indian
Crock

SPECIAL nisratc to The Intell!genccr.
Washington. Pa. Aug. II Washing
ton Highs football schedule. announced
today by Coach Leroy J.. Day. calls for
nine games. starting on October !, and
closing on Thanksgiving. F'N" Of the
contests are 10 hc played al bone.
The high authorities have d'"'Ged or
new training departure. ARRANGEMENTS
having been mad" t" take tho oniIr"
squad 20 Il camp on Indian Crc"t Aug
uS; -. FOR :wO weeks ~ prf;imin1r ~
work before thcr inaIEUrMte ;hn prac-
tire here The %i", was rrcA -ded as
.mp"ratiV" for he r"a son hat High
meets in M FIRST game INC !aai Rel
ia!re. ohio. high school.
Tn, schedule follows:
October -Rcllairr M Bollair". Ohio.
October \ .Wayr~shurG at Wayrcs-
burg
October IL Crnrcllsvi!le at Connells-
willie.
October ." Donora At Washing on.
i'ci,p"r ~, 'harlero! a: Washington.
November 5---l.atrnhc ut Lairuhe
Nr"rmhr- li--Oprn. will proha bly, be
filed by Eric Central High at Washing
ton.
November la-AlleehHny Mt Washing
ton.
November 24-Tarcntum at Washing
ION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
Mrs. c. R. D0nahue
WithdraWS From the
Ladies' Tournament

white Sulphur Springs. W Va Aug
ln-Nrs. Charles r. Donahuc o. New
York. Withdrew today from tho ladies'
summer r"it tournament, n nrdr- TO
l"av" moro evenly matched fold 81
entries. Mrs rnnahuo led thu nrS.
days media play yesterday ny II
strokes. Scores for tndav's plav follow.
First flight: Mrs. Irving Blooming
dale. New York won from Mrs Charles
Fowler Now York ~ default. Miss
Elizabeth knight Charleston. dr.ca tod
Miss l.. Booth. 0tta Va. FIVE and three.
Miss Ruth Payne. Harrisburg won from
Mrs G"ncpr Carnegie by default
Second flight: Miss Rrherta LOWS
s.. Louis. defeated Mrs. Irving r Bush.
and =: Mrs Alfred Rnnskorf Now
York. defeated Mrs. Fran En''s Rad
nor. Pa. and .. Mrs l.. r, Iloopnr
Louisville. won from Mrs. walter O.
Nortiard. Pittsburgh. BY d"fau,t: Miss
Hope Rush. New York. defeated Mrs
-. l.. Kn"h!er. Columbia. ;. g. s and 5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
VANCE AND RUSH RUN

The Vance A. c. will Journey 10 Fash
Run. Ohio, Sunday afternoon whore
they viii cross bats with the fast \. c,
OF that place. This promises 10 he II
good game and r" doubt the locals will
take \ number of rooicrS with them
Coach Hummel requests that the fol-
lowing players ne out this evening for
practice: SaGnron. Foster. J. Stein. q
Stein. Flaticy. Glenn. Naurh. Clark.
Thompson. MilliCk and Der".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11

Football plans are growing more de-
Unite and the situation in the blk east
aru schools is commencing. TO clear. The
big change. outside Of the normal gains
made BY developing ~ freshman ana
second string material from last seas
on promises Ia come At New Raven
Yale'< policy. II seems - 10 undergo a
radical change. and one which Will NJ
least do away with much OF the gossip
and criticism which. while II may nor
have hurt. a, east did not help the
team.
/, x announced 'h"' Tod Jones will
Abolish secret rra,'., excepting Tor
sEor; periods pr.nr '" iu,Turi.a' games,
throw orrn the gates and cui loose. The
task ahCaG o: Jones - 4 tremendous
ore. and from MIA; I can earn he has
taken The Er>, SEP IN me TiGh; way
One % IN, best trainers OF a'h.'t'S -
America who kEuwS Va" and fI." cor
ditoHS perhaps oven h";'"r tN'H me
athletic author ;.cS jacrc 10. remarked
n tcw weeks ago
L, has come 10 b" n" hardest th'NS
IN The world - get any action 4, Yale.
It would require ar "a-tHpna"" % S''r
things up. the Ara'hy tnd:Trrcn"" and
lack o, spir,, = = A.nr% Il - Almost
Impossible - e.; anything done. The
thing needed - - sur 'he entire stud
en-, bod, Fer severn, years most or
the interest has BEEN among the old
grads.
Chicago Fans Divided
The attitude =: the baseball! fans or
Chicago - u peculiar thing. Sin'' nc
Nerdic; in :hc White SoN Ease was hand
ed GOWN have been SwaWird win ~
,ers from fans who deciar" ;n2; N'''' :
ct esperiat!y and >nm" OF ;"' "'h'-'
will DC back in tho game.
These fans have confused II" lS>H".
and regard the decision ~ = d"''Ara-
ton that the Wh.;s S,NA ~cr" honest did
not thcow games AMI were perseSu''"
The majority nI r&rm seem ~ the opin-
ION ,hot there vs. NO crookcdnrss r.
che series and chat me en;irs case ~
fraa,e-up promoted 10y Tan Johnson 10
rum t. A. Com'sSey.
ronlsk,y'S friends N" violent South
Side roo;erS are IHQU' he mos I"Na'
fans m the word, aaG III" defense
showed It's knoSiedS' ~ ""ud't "nS HS
appealing 20 :ha, hind loyalty and
usinr n. ,,ii tom.>M''v. l"hn$"n teud
70 secure sympathy !n- their clients.
The dcrcns. was successful n per-
su:,dirz the tlHs At least I" )udae
from some letters. = ~ certain la"''
whatever the e1eci On The Jury. the
White SoN fans wore perSH'.d'u '",''
Cicotte and the otherS were hlreu 10
confess by johnson. How can theS
ngure man would not soil hail
game and then would sell hiE SOU ana
testify. perjury himself and ruin NM
self and the game. for reward"
The nersnr who wound 'cst,IY falsely
IN worse. il possible ;han one who
would throw ball ga
wnat Ths writers Say
Hrra Is n letter from u t3". or eH-
e.ro,s from II. Il heard all IN" t"Sti-
mony that Ia" state and IN" car az
baseball coa.l offer The tri2' judge
Hugo Friend. - one Of tho mos, able
Iudge. .ha, ever "A, on The bench. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
KING FEELS LIVING COST

onGcn Aug. in.--kinE George has
rrrn hard hit b. the Increased cos: OF
l.v.n:; ,luriHg and since the war. This
statement VAS made in the house OF
commons tonight by J. Austen Cham
bcrlain. !nrd privy seal. who said that
The king; civil list tthc sum provided
from public funds for the expenses OF
lha royal house hold) had shown pro-
rrcssive deficit for several years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
HAHN RETURNS HOME
After HIS Plight IN Louisville. KY on
Monday Evening Whom He
Fought Ia Rounds

BAra.c Hahn returned To this city
""S'~rdav on his way hon" following
his 12-rnu"d hght on Monday evening
- Louisville. Ky E"rnic Whiie talking
- number Of his friends here before
going to h!s home In We!lshurg SAID
'Hat some = n" papers in Cincinnati!
gave HIM tho decision. while others gave
i 70 Ryan. Manager Phillips IS trying
- get IN '"u'h with both Isyan's and
Hahn's managers N hopes a, booking
'h'm ~ r, hnu' in this c.,y som" Time
in the fail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
GAME SATURDAY

II was announced IN the sporting
columns 81 this paper yesterday morn
ing tina, the B"lla!rc Commercials were
70 moot tho Cambria Coll!or!cs team Of
Shadystdc Sunday. hut instead III" ramr
IL 70 be played Saturday afternoon n
ShadyS!dr. Roth teams ar" prCpal inE
for this game. which will 20 dnuhi =" 4
hard fought one from start TO finish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
SMITH GETS DECISION

New York. hu-. 10 Midget Smith. ~
Vow York. was given the iudre's deci-
f."1 Owe fou"C ,-"nlr"ai. ~ :'rovi-
Gr"C" ~ The erd CT their ten round
hor' They are hantamweiEhts Smith
foored MontrNa! IN he FIRST round for
count NJ eight. Montreal twisting
E-inont n his right lng ana llmplnr
slightly throughout the rest OF the
match.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
GOOD GAME SUNDAY
AT 26TK ST. FIELD
Yankees Arc to Clash With tho Fast
Wheeling Iniepenl 'r.s-Game
Called for p. IL

The fast Yankee \. H's of This city
and their rivals. IN" Whcci!nr ln'."-
pCndentS. are 20 clash Sunday afiHrr"0n
4, o'clock NJ Tw"nty-SiXth street f"ld
IN what promises to be 4 very good
game. Both Oi these teams have h"n
nrarti ling V'rr hard during IN" pas
few days, so that they Will be N trim
t'r this G.n".
Several new faces will be seen on
both lineups. bat at present II - not
known just who vii, ID The pitching or
catching for either tear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
TOURNAMENT TO OPEN

This "vcn'nS'thr EINu billiard par
lcrS VIII stage RAPID hrr tournament.
open 20 AL w"o wish - cnl"r. There
Will hr NO charges what SOrN"r. ana
Er,nt number ~ duun; VIII take part
IN the games The winner %: tn" high
sco;" VIII r"rr!v" 4 three piece cue stick
as prize.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
CHALLENGES

The Dlr baseball team OF Martins
Forty are without n gam" for Sunday
afternoon. They would Ike Z" hear rom
any team between the ages or 1913 10
arrange for a game ei,h"c nj HON" or
abroad. For further particulars call
Martins Ferry l9n-M. asking for
GNnrGe Jr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
DECISION FOR DUFF
IS NOT POPULAR

Sev York Auc. l"---iohnny Duff
e3alman, - IN" American fyw"tRht
cha mp ;OnshIp. received thr judges Dc
.,sion over Charley l.c D"u1. t'ren"H
hantanwrlgh'. at thu md ~ their ton
round hnat bu, tho crowd expressed is
aI4ancrov,l =, tho verdict Dun Wa
knocked down N no 'h.rh and fourth
rounds by .";ts To- the ,hin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
Power Boat Regatta
and F. A. Trophy Race
On Niagara River
Races Begin Tomorrow For Displacs-
msns Boat Championship OF
North America
Buffalo Launch Club and American
Power Boat Association TO Have
Charge Next TWO Days

p,r.,o ,,r Snead boots rcprNs-
.n;ins a.: s.rijons Of the United states
ana sas,rr" "n'" rsr az and and the FISH
nrSrI,s,'r ,rhI r,ro4 FOR The d. ;3laca-
er-A.EsSh ',nnms 49, ,' 4, To-:h Am
.rtc1 an \,agLra river tomorrow and
~ 40 days urter ms. aus
niras Of m. Buffalo Launch club and
the American Power Roa, Assoc .lt:":..
l'rtzcS valued al W"re 'haA S'-'""'
are offered. Thrc" major events ''n I"'
program Ir" :" be G"''""d IN three mass
one each DAY ~ III" r"Eatt2.
The displacement, power boat "'cH'
Will b. ram n 3O-mi'" meas f"7 ne
$4,000 gid irnrhE ."rs," EE ann ,.,r
Fisher OF Indianapolis ana Sl,""" ''rT.
hson Of lnI'anap".;S, TIE hHdr"r',ne
race, IN 1U;m'te neat VA, De toL .iIg
Lenon tro?h" and &c "Nrr"SS cruiser
race IN t'-rl.' n"%,S VIII "e I.p
follow:
Fisner-AntSon Trophy Race
"A,c A., S.r" own.d by car. g.
It,; i,I.,,,,not ot Mani Reach
WI, ri.,h
"S6;ru' hy Webb Jay OF Chicago
Yacht club.
"OrIo II by George l.eary. IL. OF
New York Yacht cIab.
Of Toronto Motor Boat club.
"RainHo" ny sylvester H. Pagan oA
Buffalo Launch club.
Rainbow II" by H. b. Gr"eninE.
Hamilton. Ont OK R"ya. Hamilton
zach; club
Buffalo Is,un'h club.
Not n"mcdl by humphrey hrEe u
Buffalo Launch club.
-. w.nn Inv of
Vacuum x'h, irh
the tnicaS" laSnS w. =, Norah.ad O:
Great LAKES "H W. \ 'h'F'"'"N ~
Milwaukee lnSht ctu"' ro, .lror.r
Gar u; ~ oS "a, ',h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
HOOVER rS At.

Wa shinEton. Aug. 1o.-Sr creta Y
Hoover celebrated his forty -s"v'nth
birthday tonight with dinner 70 At
torncy General Daugherty. High Off
Gals OF both the departments "C COM
nerce and justice were present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
Johnny Wilson to
Meet Bryan DOwne)

BOSTON. Aug 10--Martin K!llilCa
manager OF Johrny Wilson. announced
tonight that Wilson had been matched
by Tex Richard 10 moe: R-yan p.wney
in a ls-round- no-d"r.sion bout 81 Jersey
City on Labor day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
.theeScreen
: ofSport
by NA4$ S:9AA&e~

he in a statement indicated Buck
Weaver. but the prosecutor would not
nolle the case a.aIaS; Weaver rs Tho
connection between the bal! masnatcs
and the prosecutor was TOO close.
Ninety per cen; % 'hr has' bail fans
are for Buck Weaver. and yoV can recon
clio yourself Weaver will not only play
ball in lGt". bu, d" not hc surprised
10 lind him managing first division
ball club
Here are extracts from another let.
ter:
Byron Johnson. IN hiS insane desire
to ov&; rnrrr-Mcy from organized base
ball has simply boosted tnmmES stock
TOO rer CEN: and this goes for Weaver
and the rest OF the boys"
Here is another:
THE rotten tactics 81 Fan Johnson
20 inture Comiskcy in his und"rhandcd
sneakIng way has TrLr " now army of
friends 'o- Com'~kCN. tn present 1T
nation j. impossible" Weaver vii ="
t,arS in baseball. and yea can be: YOUR
last cent on it.
Thanks. friends The minu'" any one
Of those fellows cones n'' y iHto base
hail. I'll exit, holding my nose.
Much sympathy for weaver
There - SOM" aus" for the sympa thy
for Weaver tic has hccc n cOrkinS
good fellow. y hard worker and one OF
n" best !tncd uf men. lie had the
chance 90 a century {" ""S"rN" the
faith and confidence the fans bestowed
upon him lie Nnew what was coming
on. Had NJ taken the nlthy money.
,.ar-:cd u 20 tn'MiNk"y and said. This
Is what they offered me FOR throwing
gamcS." he would to-day re the bisE"S'
man in baseball an idol--ard n" IN.
tire thing wou,l have collapsed. Eut
he chose 70 keep st!l.
Johnson and comisfey
There are n number Of things con-
rrrnin: this late tr!a. n; chicago which
the general public does no; know. Til"
injection OF the Cnmiskey johnson fcud
mo the trial clouded the entire issue.
chicago baseball fans and many out
side OF baseball are involved IN this
night between the two. COmSkcy has
perhaps he largest persona! following
Of any man in Chlc2r" and johnson
has S'r1H nut influential one. They
have fought for wears \ situation has
arisen whereby Coml Skry'S friends be-
'rrvr .'Host anything that may be
charged against johnson The idea that
~" expose OF the crooked series was
due 10 Johnson has grown. and his
motives have been bitterly attacked.
Yet l. VAS IoN!SNcE VINO 'NhOS'u Nl.'
thing. secured the confessions and
forced the issue That ne acted TO
rnrc~tan Johnson seems beyond doubt.
l. is probable tina. better results would
have t~cn obtained had they worked
together.
IN fact but for their feud the chances
are this entire scandal would nave been
exposed the first night 81 the 1919 series
Goth men knew IN" stories that were
going arcund. ''"m:skev would not 20
10 Johnson. Johnson vou'd not 60 70
comiskey. Their failure 20 got together
gave the Cr"oAs the cha nc" 20 put i
over.
Copyright 1921. the New York Evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
FOOTBALL TRAINING
TABLE MAY NOT EE
USED At UNIVERSITY
THIS BEING DUE TO =" PACT
THAT CoACHHS ARE UNABLE
TO COMPLETE THEIR
ARRANGEMENTS
For the Past Couple Years Only . Halt
Way Training Table HAS
Been Conducted

Special 10 The Irtelligencer.
Morgaa,own. Aug. lo-Unless more
satisfactory arrangements can he made
Tor the accommodation Of the men on
the training table at West Virginia
University this fall. the football mon
will not bc taken care OF at a regular
training table.
For several years past a halfway
training table has been condurtcd te.
about Twenty-Five men have been as
rn"d To It certain boarding house for
the evra!nr' meal each day. This table
has had Il different location each year
Tor four or Ave years and each time the
men have had M privacy and tho single
ndNantaS" has been that hey were abe
led 20 practice Till as late an hour as
tho coach desired
Tho Real Advantage
However. the lack o. Il private din
mr. room han destroyed the only rea.
advantage " n training table. Le. 4
place whore the men could got together
privately and build up that esprit dc
corps thai is 90 valuable In 4 football
team. ard unless this condition can DO
rrmrded this fall. there will be no
"a bic. II - said that Coach SVeara and
Trainer Nate" Cartmell agree on this
proposal and while quiet search 10
still being conducted Tor suitable aC-
commodat!Ons they have not yet been
FOUND and the whole idea Of a t'tb.e may
therefore be given up. At Pittsburgh
and many other institutions no training
,ahl" has been run for some wears and
tho whole scheme Is OF doubtful, value
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
MOUkDSViLLf POLICE
GET COMPLETE Still

Shortly before midnight last night
Policemen Rryson. King and l.ahew OF
tho MourdsviIe police department raid
cd the homo OF a foreigner on PARIS
Ran and found one OF the most COM
p,ctc sails "ycr found in that town.
one gallon NJ moonshine was found.
Shortly before midnight the same
Jhrr" police arrested I crowd "f for
c'Gncrs n an automobile travelling up
Jcrerson street at rate Of speed eX-
cccding ~ miles AN hour. 1t cost the
driver SO Tor racing.