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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09
inspections


W UUHI~-4NU. T ItuI T CdT
Corn-No. 1 white, 3 cars No. . white,
2 cars: No. white, II cars; No. 4 white,
10 cars; No. 5 white, 3 cars; No. 1 yell
low, 3 cars; No. 2 yellow, 5 cars: No. 3
yellow, IL cars; No. 4 yellow, 10 cars !;
No. 8 yellow, o cars; No. 8 yellow, . cars;
No. mixed, cars; No. . mixed, 3 cars !;
No. 3 mixed, / car; No. mixed, 3 cars !;
No. mixed, cars; total, % cars.
Oats-No. 2 white, cars; No. white
Is cars; No. white, 5 cars; sample white,
1 car; No. 2 mixed, L car total, "a cars
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09
AMBASSADORS no Argentina.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-John ". Rid
die of Connecticut today was nominated
by President Harding to be ambassador
to Argentina Mr.. Riddle was ambassa-
dor to Russia between 1906 and 1909.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09
INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.
Nov. o.

Nov. o.
Bids for car lots of grain and hay at
the call of the indianapolis Board of
Trade were:
Wheat-No sales.
Corn-Firm: No. white, 49H@50hc;
No. 3 white, 4513G46hv; No. 2 yellow, 40
6l50c: No. yellow, 45@46c; No. mixed,
4G1 @47c.
Oats-Firm; No. white, 36@S7c; No.
white, 34035c.
Hay-Steady; No. timothy, $17@1750;
No. 2 timothy, S1650@17; No. L light
clover mixed, $16G16.5O; No. clover,
S19M20.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09
LIBERTY BONDS.
WHOLESALE FEED PRICES.
NoY. o.

$1,000 Indianapolis & N. w. IS at 10.
$4,000 indianapolis Water IS at 00h
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09
Money and Exchange

indianapolis bank clearings Wednes-
dav were 81 21G.OO0
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Weather

The following table shows the state OF
the weather at a. NJ, Nov. D, as Cd
served by United States Weather Blu
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
rwrNTy STOCKS AVERAGE.

NEW YORK. Nov. Exchanges $3.50.
serve Bank credit balances, SCI, 4O0, 900.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09
Germany Seeking
Enormous Loan

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Germany
Is seeking IN America a new credit of
between $50 900 900 and $40 ,00O, 600, IL
was learned here today
Obtaining of this credit Is one OF
the purposes of the visit to this eoun-
try of former State Secretary Karl
Bergman Of Berlin, now associated
with the Deutscher Bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
CAN TT BE SOLVED?

Recently man and his wife died in
MartinShurg from coal gas poisoning.
The mans body was found near the
wall Of the room and that OF the woman
in the center. An estate was left and
the courts have been called upon to set
tie the question Of which died first
which is always an important point
when a man and his wife die at about
the same time. Distribution OF big for
tunes sometimes hinges upon the differ
ence Of a few seconds in the time OF
death.
In the Martinsburg case the court
has admitted the testimony OF chem
list 10 the effect that coal gas follows
the walls of q room and would there
fore tend TO Kill one close 10 the side
Of A room more quickly than one near
the center. That is entirely logical. but
NAV there not be other factors IN such
a case? For instance. was tho man
near the wall when affected by the gas
or did he stumble there in an attempt
10 &c, out Of the room for help" Also.
il IS a we'll known fact that some indi-
yiduals have greater resistance to pois-
unouS IA scs than others. II this man $
resistance was strong and that OF his
wife weak, she might die first even
IL hr was near the wall and she near the
center Of the room. 1t is difficult
problem In fact. 1t may be said that
a solution is virtually impossible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
ROS0nb|oom'S Aerial
Flight Declared Off
By War Department
Nv CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

Waehington. D. &. May l3.-The plan
IN carry CONGRESSMAN Ben l.. Rosen-
bloom to NV Martinvlle and Grafton
in an army aeroplane to enable him to
fuIfiII Spraking engagements ~ those
,wo nIarrs on Memorial Day. has had 10
h. a ba ndoned. much to the regret OF the
First district representative. The reason
for the abandonment Of the proposed air
trim is he War Department. air service
branch has vetoed IT.
The plan as originally made was to
have can't. Hartney. one OF Uncle sam
aces" pilot the machine with Con-
gresham Rosenhoom a. Il passenger.
capt Hartncy who is war hero with
highest decorations from his own and
IN. allied governments. was to have
been one of the attractions at the Mem
orial Day ceremonies.
Writing To Congressman Rosenhloom.
calling or the flight. Major W. n.
Fran. said
General Mcnchcr chief Of air SER
vice directs me to advise you that no
oIons have az yet been mad" for the
visi, If an air service officer 10 those
plore~ uron the date specified.
In making such a flight "a this 1t
would bn necessary to carry either an
other air service officer or an exper-
fenced mochanician to assist In the OPP
GRAFTON Of the plane. I regret very much
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Monday, May 16, 1921
TO PUBLISH FAIR PRICES

of
were
with
retailers '"
nr,tanp hadd rupp"d
MI Hoover ""ue 'e'
their
lprices should
Will wT''o"" thus P lot !"
hand VIII be pro-
whoa
had found prices
all tn" way down to what
yStcmw
reajuStn perhaps putting II
tbut h. for that o a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
OKLAHOMA GIVES AN EN-
CORE

. Oklahoma is again in the ltmelight
with the murder OF prominent man
nv a woman. This time II Is Tulsa IL
stead OF Ardmore and in place or Jake
Hamon We hear OF Judge John DeTer-
eaux. former supreme court commits
sioner Of the state. In this case' there
are two women instead Of Clara Smith
Hamon. They are Mrs. Jesse James
Significant name--and Miss Goldle Cor
den. who claims 20 be from our own fair
,citv. Veronal and blow on the head
are said to have ushered Judge DeTer-
.elux out Of this world OF woe and Wilu
women. leaving his sorro~lng 4aoy
friends to put on fetching little dra-
matte performance before an apprecla-
hive audience. with the jury occupying
tringside seats We note that the Cor
don girl is very pretty" 80 Mrs. jesse
James is the only one we need 10 worry
about
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STATE HAPPENINGS


\ new Rotary club was or@an'%'" al
keyscr on the evening Friday May the
IT,
High school commencement at Mar
linton will take place May - ANA the
principal speaker will hc Prot. .NH'''!
Barnes. Of the Fuirmont stat" Normal
school ~
Grafton post of the American Legion
has 4 Ladies Auxiliary with - mem
bcrs and the boast is mad" that TINS is
the second largest membership Of the
ladies auxiliaries in the state
A pep" dinner will b" held 10y IN"
Martjn$burg Chamber OF '"mm'T''
Tuesday might in an effort TO inject
some z"Si into the businessmen
cook Hospital at Fairmont. which got
in bad with the people through mlSr"-
presentations regarding driv" IN
which stock was sold. is about /" seek
state aid
"What lowers Teach" was TN" sub"
iect of Il young peoples meeting held
at the Salvation Army citadel IN Hunt
ington.
Rev. Hiram Van Voorhis. state evan
geliSt of The Church Of Christ. wa .
welded TO Gyneth Annawan Hull al
RomnFy.
Fai-muut and harrisburg rirh folks
are expected to gather At peer iarN
this summer as Fa;rmont pcopl" have
the lease of the Deer lark hotel.
Billy Sunday will rmpr" baseball
game between tn" Rotary and kiwanis
club Teams at Blucneld on May ~.
The first community house in - ""un-
try district in this stat" was opened al
WaShingtor'$ Bottom in Wood county
". T.. TinGlcy will represent the
Huntington Chamber Of C"mm"rr' a.
the National Industrial Ira 'Nc l."nEu"
meet at cleveland. o. May SID.
Tho Randolph county Farm l;nr'1u
held !. very importan, meeting Shtur-
day afternoon 4, ElkinS.
The season at the Fairm"nt Country
Club opened last saturday.
Dr. T;lkaunah Hull"y. president Of
Broaddus Cnllrc" At I'nilippi preached
at the First Baptist church in Elknns
Sunday.
Mrs IT, l.. Wood read 4 paper At /
meeting Of the Huntington Parent
Teachers Association on 9TH" Movie
and Its Effects on the High School
, Girl"
Buy a bud" was tho slogan or a tag
day campaign at Huntington in an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
RIPPING RHYMES
ny WALT MASON.
HOURS OF SADNESS

", All have hours Of sadness. when
we abandon mlrth. and talk about bad
ness of everything on earth. ierhapS
the grub We swallow has mad" our IN
ma rdS ache. and W" say life is hollow
grim and ghaSt!y fak". frrh'PS
some firm is busted. who's" stock We
lately bought. and "" are Sor" disgust
ed, discouraged and diStrauEht. irr-
hans the neighhor'S porHlnE ma
scratched our beans again, ana We win
language cOrkinG. d"nounCc max active
hen, But after eight hours sleeping
we're glad and gay once more; ana nav
NO uSs for weeping. and thlnk thi't
rriefs aa bore. Unfortunate the NOR
tai who rises from his couch. ana
feels no wish TO chortlr. but airs Il
beastlv crouch Mans sorrow Sn"u'"
he driven by Slumbcr from his mini ior
rhat's why sleep is given 10 weary hu-
mankind. A Crouch IL, IN the Gl"am-
ing a common thing with US. Tor th"h
tirrd men are combing their souls Tor
things 10 Cuss: their feet are 1uil OF
thistles. their whiskerS full of NAY anu
no one sings or whistles at closing oil
The day. But in the brilliant morning.
whrn all the world is bright. the hrtithE
man is scorning the Spectres Of last
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
ONLY ONE COURSE POSSIBLE

In the violent controversy between
union and non-union factions In the
Minxo county coal fields, the obvious
duty Of the state OF West Virginia Is 70
restore and maintain order. Whatever
may be the merits OF the dispute, the
state government cannot countenanrc
or permit violence. Those in authority
must give instructions to that effect
and the officers in the field must carry
them out, without fear or favor. Any
thing else would be an endorsement or
anarchy.
Under certain circumstances state
and federal officials may properly take
q part in the mediation of labor troubles
but when there il pitched battle on
they have but one duty. and that Is 10
stop it as quickly as possible As long
as the parties to a labor dispute are
willing to have their differences i"NeS-
,igatad and mcdiated. they are ."lth'h
m. law and entitled to respectful con-
sheraton. but the moment they resort
~ arms. they step outside the protec-
ton of The law and become It's antaE-
oniStS
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effort IL rails. s.. QUO for the nI"n MIS-
sion.
p,.,t,i.,,, convention attracted MEM
hors or no order from Randolph and
.,din;rinc ,.n,n,.,.s ,n E,kins.
49,, ,,.i.n,,, r,.,l estate
Lew u; ''",' 81, Nnro,roh
man. r"'"u','" ,,, ,,.., I;nn,rn as
anu VIE
the Sin'Nn N'ieN' ,.,,., - eva hus-
ne "TS' S",'' .r ~ U.ost
mess anu i,I"''' u'I'..,n,, May
Virginia Will b" heh At '"''''S'o'' wa!
2A-2s.
frt ha"rh' ~ '..'-, 1,En,,,.,,1 v.i,b
by the SalNai'"h .\''"H Il ''t"' -,
Johh ne" "S '"''' "''" - '"e
HS"rE p""'"' ,...,,,, ,,.,,,,,d ,s
L. lN"'"''P" h''r '' ,.. :,
'h''rnah 81 -" ''N 'N'' ,n.,,,,,-
To assist the h'N'''"'' ~? "
INK Tor n"l''inE III
"F'N' WIFI IN, ",y,,,,,,. ,,'.,,.I,,,i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
Girl Accused in Judge Devereauxi's Death
Is Not Daughter of Wheeling Business Man
W. C. GORDON SEES PHOTOGRAPH
OF ACCUSED AND SAYS SAh
IS NOT HTS CHILD OF
THAT NAME.
WHEELING GIRL MARR1ES AND
LIVES WITH HUSBAND IN
RRoonYN-HAS NEVER
BEEN IN TULSA.

That is not my daughter.
Tni. declaration Was mad" last even
ing by W. {. Gordon. we'll known Mar
kct street business man. when SHOWN "
phutograpn OF the Uoldie Gordon held
M Tulsa, Oklahoma. charged jointly
with Mrs Jesse James with appf'Prl-
atinS sl2. 900 Of tho late Judge John peN-
rreauN The Gordon girl held al ln'S"
claimed that She WAS born at " heeHhh'
and another paper on SATURDAY an
noun.rd that the accused girl was inc
daughter OF w. {. Gordon.
MY daughter is married. said Mr.
t;urdun. she now resides IN New iorN
with her husband. Her name is Hoiule
tiimre! - Hawthorn street Br"oklH".
As far ~ l can remember she has never
hrru farther west than Columbus ina
WAS shortly after She was married. ana
she was accompanied on that trip 10y he'
husband
Another resident OF this city, when
shown the photograph of the "O'"le
Gordon held at Tulsa, said that II Wa
not the photograph Of the daughter OF
W. G. Gordon.
4 press dispatch from Tulsa Friday
night states that charges. at having
murdered John Devcr"auX. former SUI
premc court commissioner of OkE'h"hh''
had been iilcd against Mrs. Jesse James
and Miss Gotdie Gordon, nurses arr'H'-
ed Tuesday following the discovery OF
the aged lawyer in Il dying condition IN
their room. The Gordon girl according
to the message. claimed that she WAS
born and reared in Wheeling. w. va
Another press dispatch. received iaS'
night almost simultaneously VITA ih'
receipt Of the Gordon girls photograph
with that OF Judge DcrcreauN ana MIS-
Jesse James. indicates that the MURDER
!<,,.r against the women nave "'rE
Withdrawn The sunday night message
from Tulsa follows:
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sp>ctAl Pension Iii

special pension bill was INTRODUCED
IN ,he House by Congressman H. c.
woodward providing for the RELIEF OF
Mrs. Margaret Wilson and her minor
children who resides near Parkersburg.
The amount stlpulate in the bill Is *'o
a month. ,..
Mr. woodward. calling at the POST
office Department presented petition
for the establishment OF q post office
AT Harris Ferry. Wood county.
Early NJ Stats has been appointed
rural mail carrier for route No. out OF
BelleVille.
Among the visitors in the Capitol on
Saturday we're: J. H. Geilfuss OF
Parkersburg. and F.. E. Strickling ana
II. l.. Hammond Of West Union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

Tulsa, Okla May l5.--rh" inN"S''Ea-
ZION Of ,he Judge John pcHrrcauN "r''"
mystery today vvercd 10 AN inquiry - l"
what became of the judges wealth. !"
the pas, TWO months. IT WAS found ne -
knuvn Ia have cons lderah bic. MONEY. III,
Guiding the missing ten thousand uV''"'
note. w
= G SIockard. an attorney "f VII
n.npIon ~ G.. personal representative
of Mrs. Samuel T .\Sh". SISTER "i J"uE'
Dey,rruN. wired that h" would fc"'n
Tulsa Monday 70 direct tn" >ea''A Tor
the last Will OF Judge p"N"r"huN IN" II
other ways look after Mrs. AN"r ; '"'"'
eStS.
while the discovery or i've persons
who say tina, Judg" p"Nff"auN leH
Them he injured himself by - fall from
his bed will clear the two women, MT
Jesse James and Goldle Gordon. 81 IN"
murder chargc. other charges are facing
m, two women, that Of aDproprlauhE
81. zoo from the judge during the 'e"
DAVIS that they "nurscd' him. on the
grounds of expense" and salary.
Another charge. that Of Violating the
STATE clinic laws. is also 10 b" INVOKE"
against the Gordon woman. it being
learned that she married twice "h''e
.,iu under medical examination.
II became known today that the James
woman will receive $4,000 in Setti"m'ht
~ her claim to have been the common
,,v wife of an Indian in Texas namro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
HOW BERGDOLL'S CASE
DIFFERS

Mrs. Emma Bergdou: mother Of Hro-
YER Bergdou. the notorious SlacN"r. APP
parently resentS the prominence that
has been given his case. While on the
witness stand before an investigating
committee of the house Of representa-
tives, she SalG:
Well there are thousands OF DINER
slackers and they never mention any
bodY's boy but mine. There are plenty
OF them in Philadelphia, nearer home
than Germany"
d That is a true statement. but It Is not
an extenuation for Grover Bergdoll
There are many other slackers, some OF
whom have been captured and some OF
whom have not. But Mrs. bergdoIi
should bear in mind that the govern
ment is after each and every one just
the same as it Is after her son.
=. Circumstances have given her son
ease wide publicity. Through his
wealth, he was able 10 make An uuusual
f,yht for liberty. where the ordinary
Stacker when captured is tried and sent
TO iail with no fuss whatever. After
being sentenced. BFrgdon was released
In custody OF guards 10 recover an al
legged pot Of buried gold. escaped through
the negligence Of his guards and went
. 10 Germany. The investigation or MS
escape is the phase which is just no"
giving his case more publicity.
There Is another point OF difference
between the case OF Grover Bergdoll
land that of the average Stacker. Most
s,ackers are not actually disloyal. Many
of them are young men with objections
10 work OF any kind. especially under
strict discipline. With Bergdou, It was
different. He and his whole fam'1y
were against the United States and
wanted 10 see Germany win the war.
,tJis "slackerism" was OF the most posi-
tive and virulent type.
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wood1ard, Rssn Tor Hand

Congressman and Mrs. Harry C..
Woodya rds both called on Secretary Of
the Navy DENLY S.:v~>ay with similar
requests. They both asked for the ser
vices Of the United States Marine Band.
The Congressman asked that the Ia
NOUS organization be assigned to Hunt
inpton. w. Va. during a week In Sep
,ember when the annual fall musical
festival is to be held. The Secretary
said he would give his decision on that
request later.
Mrs. woodward. who is chairman this
,.a.r of the entertainment committee OF
the congressional Club. asked for the
band for An earlier date at an elaborate
social affair that IS to be given by the
Club. Her request was grantee, pro-
yiding it be found that dates DO not
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it is entirely possible that they fought
there unwillingly.. and because they
could not do otherwise.
The situation. summed up is that the
allies have undertaken to rcapportl"n
Europ" and they must carry out their
purpose The Poles are violating the
treaty OF Versailles and should be forced
t. observe its terms II is for the al
lies a. decide hat must be done about
Upper SileSia. If it be a problem, they
are its creators. and must find the Solu-
ZION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

SIR JameS Camille. noted t'he''Sh
surgeon, SAYS that OF the four polSonS-
.orfes tea alcohol and ncotine-nico-
tine is the least harmful IN reply '"e
L, Sir James. great many Will Suggest
that the - in his name is typoGraph
ical error. and should be omitted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

The white population OF Alaska has
decreased considerably in the last ten
wears. Now the next time some lecturer
tells US about the d"sirabilltE OF that
region. We shall listen to him with a
frozen smile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

The Hungarian minister OF finance is
going To solve his countrys prooI'rnS
by the EInstcin'S theory. Nothing "'Se
~ expensive enough to take IN those
European debts.
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TO have to inform you that present War
Department policy would not permit US
TO grant your request.
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The man with daughters of IN" court
ing age would give his hearty support
10 a bill 70 establish EaslIght saving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

AlrnhoI for medlrinr is Sai 10 be find
ing It's way into "lllicit channels" That 5
a new name for esophaguSes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

Ir those Mrngo county hostilltieS con-
t.nue. VIC shall be compelled Ia drag out
our World war vocabulary and dust It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
PROGRAM AT ST. MARKS

Thursday evening Of this week at
o'clurk the Sewing Circle Of s.. Mark :
Lutheran church at Elm Grove. will
rrcsenI an entertainment in St. Marks
han. the program for the evening be-
ing 4 varied one and made up OF inter-
cSting numbers All members and
friends Of the church are invited out for
this occasion and a delightful evening
is assured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

7" lose "A nomination by one vote is
tough. but TO win IL by one may be-
tougher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

About the poorest man Is the poor
loser.
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Appreciation
To- the Citizens of Wheeling, w. Va.

To the Citizens of Wheeling, w. Va.
1t being practically impossible for me to meet IN per-
son the citizens of Wheeling who took interest IN my
candidacy for Councilman-aLarge and encouraged by
the expression of approval indicated by your liberal and
generous support am therefore, compelled to take this
method of showing my keenest appreciation OF the eH-
resson Of confidence given me at the City Pri
mary If elected pledge you earnest efforts to give
to the City of Wheeling economical and efficient ad-
minstraon and will do all in my power to continue the
many and other civic improvements and pet
tcrmcnts | will also put forth my best efforts for i'm
mediate consideration of of the city most urgent
needs, substantial filtration plant.
Sincerely yours,
THOMAS F. THONER.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-27
LEADS CHEERS ALONE
McCagg Only Major Sport Captain
 Available at Harvard.

Cambridge. Mass. Sept. 27.-se- cause Harvard's sports captains are men of more than one activity the var sity cheering leaders squad lacks mem- bers this Fall. Ordinarily there are four leaders. For the opening football games of the season Saturday l.. E. McCagg of New York. captain of crew. went through the motions alone.
 It is customary to have the captains of baseball. hockey. track and crew act as directors of cheering for the eleven George Owen. hockey captain. IS a busy man In the Crimson backfield on foot ball days. Jacko Conlon, baseball car tain. is n leading candidate for quarter back. and with the track captaincy un- filled. Mccagg of the crew is the only captain available. Election of n track captain is to be hurried so that McCagg may not have to continue 10 stand out in front of the stadium crowds alone.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-27
HIGH SCHOOL TO.
 PLAY AT STORRS
Locals VIII Stack Up Against Aggic- Freshman Team Saturday at
 Eagicsyillc

The High school team will take it's first trip out of the city next Saturday when Coach George Cassidy will bring tho club to Eaglesville to stack up against the Storrs Agricultural college freshmen. The "Aggie" fresh men have q strong team, reports com ing from Eaglesville institution in- dicate. being composed of members of former High and preparatory school squads.
 IL Is possible that Landino will be back in the lineup Saturday. Landino was unable to play against the Alumni because of m injury sustained in prae- ticc. Rocco. who injured his ankle in the Alumni game. reports improve ment in the injured limb and may be able to participate fin the game.
 An effort Is being made to book a game with the Meriden High school for the following Saturday. the con test to be staged on a Meriden field. If is probable that the team will com plete the schedule on St. Mary's field with the exception of the New Haven game which this year is to be played in the Elm City.