The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-19
TO
PLAY EAST SIDE
RESERVE SQUAD
players Not Satisfied With
Outcome Of Fairview
Game Saturday.


game for this week, the football
lam Is practicing hard for tho
Eants next week with the strong
East Side High second team. as
the Fairmont team has not play
ed amy games yet. II is not known
what the team has but some lden
will be gained Friday when they
bpen their season with the West
Illdonongah High. Since Farming
ton has played West Monongah,
the score East Side makes against
that team will afford a means VI
}somparision of strength.
The players as a whole are
disappointed with the outcome Of
the Fairyiew game last Saturday.
They think the score was not =
true criterion by W hich to judge
the relative strength Of the two
teams. II the game had been play
Iied here they think they could
have made a much more crodita-
BILE showing. But since the game
came out as 1t did, their only
chance OF p rowing they were not
ontclassed In the Fairview game
Is their future performance. They
ARE determined, however, to show
at their best in the remaining
games. and IL they do, some royal
battles are in store. The untor-
tunate fact Is that there is no
playing field available In Farm
tngton, and all the games have III
be played away from home. For
an experienced team, this would
not be a great handicap, but for
an entirely green team 1t Is a bis
disadvantage.
The MINOR injuries of the Fail-
view gGns& have all healed and the
squad is now out working nightly
The backfield is receiving the ma
.ior attention just at present, be-
|tise 1t Is In offensive power th1tt
ehe team rs a whole is lacking.
yhe line, however, Is getting Its
lshare OF work, because 1t is by no
means a finished combination.
5,l Ticket Selling Campaign
BY launching a gigantic ticket
sailing campaign among the hiSa
school students, the management
Of the weekly moving picture
shows OF the school believes that a
record crowd will be present at
/ the fourth show of'the winter sea-
cn next Friday night. The CAM
FspaignT has been launched By
means Of a contest between the
students. Each student was issued
tickets to SELL. The one selling the
greatest value Of tickets will be
given as a reward pass good for
three shows at the high school.
There Is an inter-class contest
also! The two classes selling the
most tickets per capita will ba
give n a party in the high school
by the two classes selling the loss
tickets,
4The Gray Dawn" photoplay
from Stewart Edward Whites
IoTal Of the same name ]. Is tha
main picture OF the evening.
1.-THE new serial ,"Go Get En-,
Hutch" will be shown, the. first
episode being "Chained to the
Anchor" This is a thrilling and
exciting but absolutely censor
proof picture.
Besides the pictures. boxing and
wrestling bouts will be staged
Coaches strohecker and Opp Of
the high school football team vii!
:, wrestle. and various high school
students will furnish the boxing.
To Direct Singing
Ross Pitzer. music director, has
! consented to direct the singing at
the high school. He was present at
the general assembly In the high
school auditorium Wednesday az
ternoon and directed the music.
Few Of the students have learned
to read music, and one Of Mr..
Pliers first projects will be t.,
give blackboard lessons in note
reading, which he promised to do
in the near future.
Immediately after the dismissal
,{of the general assembly, the high
school orchastra held Its usual
weekly practice, under the dir;ec-
ton OF Mt. PitEer.
Election Held
The annual election Of the
Marine Literary Society OF the high
school were held Wednesday af-
ternoon, The officers were selected
as follows: President, Eugenia
Lewis; vice president, Denzel
Steele: secretary, Laura Smith;
sergeant-at-arms, Ray .McDougal.
The first programme Of the So
ciety will be given Friday after.
noon OF this week In the high
school auditorium. Several good
T numbers are promised.
y To Observe Wpek
n Word has been received here
that Education Week will be OBJ
served throughout the state dur.
ring the week of October 20 to No.
iissmber 3. Local ministers have
been asked to preach sermons on
education on October 20 TO open
the weeks activities. Each day Of
the week sset aside as some par
ticular occasion and Friday Of the
week will be known as West V1r-
ginia Day The local schools will
SbSet:se ttieiweek.
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