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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
NILES NOTES

NILES, Mich, Sept. 2.-Mary. the
fve-year- daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. Underwood. died Friday
night after a brief illness. The body
was taken to Bayfield,. Ind. Saturday
afternoon for burial Sunday. Mr..
Underwood is a district commercial
superintendent for the Western I'm
ion company. Mary was their only
child.
Herbert Vaughn, employed at the
Michigan Central roundhouse was
injured Saturday and was taken in
an ambulance TO EpwOrth hospital
in South Bend. 1t is believed his in
turies are not serious.
DR. and Mrs. ]. c. Brodie have re-
turned from a two weeks visit in
Dorchester, Ont. DR. Brodie's mother
accompanied them home.
Miss Ellen Lardner went TO Grand
Haven Saturday, where she will teach
English in the high school during
the coming year.
Elmer Zimmerman has sold his
farm near Bertrand and will move 10
Niles.
Dan Baker will leave MoDday for
Louisville. Ky. where he will be a
vocal instructor in the Louisville con
servatory during the coming year.
Miss Mile Whelan who was grant
ed a leave of absence from her du-
ties as a teacher in the Niles public
school. was graduated this week
from the University Of Chicago. and
will resume her duties in the Niles
school next week
Niles and Berrien Spring Odd Eel
lows Will have a picnic at Berrien
Springs on Labor Day An elaborate
program Of entertainment has been
planned
Mr. and Mrs. George Hildebdile
left today for Columbus City, Ind-
where they will attend the annual
reunion of the Strickler family
Judge C f. White has granted
Russell Neff a divorce from Elsie
Neff on the grounds of desertion
and cruelty.
Mrs Clara Price has returned from
two months trip through Europe
r. H Straight, assistant superin-
tendent of the board OF public works
has gone 10 Grand Rapids am wnl
bring Mrs Straight to Niles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
RAIN AND HAIL STORM
HITS DETROIT SEVERELY

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 2.-(By I.
y. S.)-A severe rain and hail
storm which struck Detroit early to-
day flooded easements of down
town stores and did thousands Of
dollars damage.
Hail stones as large as small mar
bles fell during the storm.
The city was inundated with 1.16
inches OF rainfall within a period
OF four hours. It flooded cellars
drains and sewers. turned low spots
n the city streets to lakes and par
TALLY crippled electric Hsht. trolley
and telephone service. The storm
was reported north and east OF De-
troit also.
1t assumed the proportions Of 4
cyclone at Ecorse. tearing down
houses. barns and fats and putting
several families at the mercy OF the
storm. Il demolished a two family
fat al Ellis and Vister SITS. and tele-
phone poles and trees IN Detroit
We're struck by lightning A box
car in the Michigan Central yards
was set on fire and destroyed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
SET ASIDE APPEAL
TO REDUCE BONDS
No Action Will Be Taken In
Cases of Alleged Radicals
Until Hearing.

NILES. Mich. sept. 2.-Judge c.
=. White has temporarily set aside
the petition OF a reduction in The
bord OF SO 900 for each OF the II
radicals now .n the county jail at
81. Joseph on the charge II criminal
syndicalisn. until after the prelmi-
hary hearing which IS set for next
Friday.
A J. Hillman. attorney In Niles
until three years ago. when he went
overseas 20 engage m y. NJ. Q. A.
work arrived in the city today ac-
Conpanied by Mrs. nllman. They
came % Niles from Clinton. Mich.
where they took he body Of Mrs.
Hillman's mother. Mrs. NJ A. Stark
FOR burial. Mrs. Stark having died
IN BroOklyn, y. / Mrs Hillman
returned from Europe iast Deem
Der on account Of her mothers i'll
ness while Mr. HLlman returned
from Russia a few weeks ago.
William W. Lambert has taken
possession Of the property he pur-
chased from D. y. Walker in n.
Front ST.. and VIII remodel the
building with view OF installing
a printing plant.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Egmer. 1898
Broadway are parents II 6augh-
Ter born this morning
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jones and
sons viii spend tho weekend and
Labor Day with relatives a. Mauato.
Mrs Carl Schrumpf and daughter
have returned from Epworth hos
pital IN South Bend.
Thomas Thomson Is in Detroit 20
attend the Michigan state fair and
10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. c Cutting.
Mr.. and MISE. l. Ducey have
moved 10 Niles from Michigan City.
31r. Ducey being employed by the
Michigan Central railway company
here.
Miss Ethel Eycleshymer Of oak
Park. Ill is a guest at the nome of
her uncle F. r. Eycleshymer
William Mathews has returned
from motor trip OF several weeks
duration. and will on Tuesday begin
his work as organizer and director
Of the High school boys band For
several years Mr. Mathews has been
n leader OF the Dowagiac High school
band
Emmett r. Branch. lieutenant gov
ernor of Indiana, his wife and their
son. were in the city today enroute
from Lake James. Ind, TO theil
home in Martinsville, Ind Mrs
Branchs father. BENJAMIN Branch
Is in Niles TO spend several weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
T o. ION 81 Inhabitants
Respond to Fire alarm;
Nab WOuLd-Be Bank Bandit

MILFORD Ind. Sept 2.-(By 1.
y. S)-Alnost all OF this towns
SI1 inhabitants responded 10 a fire
alarm al noon today and helped TO
capture Thomas Collins, IS. after
Collins and two companions who
escaped in an automobile made an
unsuccessful attempt to rob the
Farmers State bank.
Collins fired at James Shepard,
cashier. when Sheppard lodged be-
hind a counter 10 get rifle. Then
Collins lost his nerve and fled
Blanche Parks. assistant cashier,
turned in tho fire alarm which
brought out inhabitants Of the town
and resulted in Collins capture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
BEGIN LOADING OF
COALFOR MICHIGAN
West Virginia Mine Will Rush
Priority Shipments to
States Consumers.

LANSING. Mich. Sept. 2.-Actu-
al loading of coal for Michigan TO
be consigned TO the state fuel ad-
ministration for distribution was be
gun at Falrmont. w. Va. Friday.
according to a telegram received
from ]. E. Spindle. state fuel ad-
ministradon representative sent
into the district TO trace what was
left OF the 10000 ton priority or
der placed with the federal fuel ad-
ministratIon more than two week :
ago. Spindle's communication stat
cd that a five day supply of cars
had been allotted 10 the mine hav-
ing the Michigan order 10 be loaded
for Michigan utilities and preferred
consumers.
It is understood that the bulk c.
the shipment Will consist OF gas
coal While under normal traffic
conditions about IS days are requir-
cd for delivery in Michigan Of Goa
shopped from the Fairmont district.
il is estimated by fuel administra-
ton officials that it will be three
weeks or possibly a month before
the coal 70 be loaded within TIE
next five DAYS actually reaches cor
sumers here.
Word was received from the in
terstate commerce commission Fri
day that the priority rulings have
been changed so that classes three
and -four" OF the priority orde'
"23" are now merged into class
two" This puts all essential IN
dUstries, including canning factories
and sugar mills on an equal footine
with utilities and leaves none but
non-essential industries without pri-
ority standing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03

Matthew said he slipped the flap
OF her purse. extracted the ring. and
closed the purse. He gave l. 10 his
sister. he said. telling her he found
Il.
The detectives went 20 Matthews
home. and his sister Anna was wear
ing the ring
How much did you think 1t was
worth2' the detective asked her.
"Oh, maybe s25." said Anna.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
EIkhdrt County improvement
Bonds Hare Fen Bidders

GOSHEN. Ind, Sept 2-Salc OF
$4,000 OF Elkhart county highway
Improvement bonds. bearing four
and one-h half per cent interest.
brought few bidders.
The Salem Bank and Trust Co.
of Goshen purchased S24S.0CO, paw
,ng S135 premium. There was 10
sale for the remaining $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
Com pdny Granted Authority
, To Issue. So. 500 ON Bonds

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. Auth
ori'y was granted the East Chicago
ana Indiana Harbor Water Co. by
the public service commission today
20 ISSUE Ss7.500 OF per cent first
mortgage sold bonds II not less
than IS per cent OF par. to mature
oct 81. 1927. 10 reimburse the
treasury for additions made TO the
water system.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
DR.. ELLIOTT ASSUMES
DUTIES AT PURDUE T.

IAFANETTE. Ind. Sept. DIT.
Edward c. Elliott. the new president
OF Purdue university. assumed his
duties formally today at meeting
81 the board Of trustees. DR.. Ell
liotJ arrived in the city Thursday
from Helena. Mont. where he has
served as chancellor OF the Montana
state educational institutions for
several years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
Threatening Looks Leads
To Injunction Request
INDIANAPOLIS. SEPT

INDIANAPOLIS, sept. May a
cat look az q king?
That old question in new form
Will be settled soon by Judge Mol
o. superior court when a suit filed
today by Samuel ard Olive Brown
against Tom. Joe end En- Sims
Gomez UP for trial
The Browns asked permanent
Injunction that VIII stop the Sims.
who are angry az them, from NOV
ing around the pll,n.ifrs premises
and with vicious and threatening
rnten. staring and gazing az the
Browns and their guests. whereby
said family and guests are terrified
and annoyed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
YOUTH sFNTENCED.

BLCFFTON. Ind. Sept. Will
ham Dull. Il. or NJ triou, arrested
IN that city yesterday on a charge
cr having robbed the office OF the
Clover Leaf passenger station las.
Tuesday. was sentenced to the state
penal farm for six months and sined
500 and costs in city court here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
COMPANY INCORPORATED.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 2.-The Del
aware Realty Bond and Mortgag e
company Of MunCie capitalized at
$4,000 10 deal in real estate fled
articles Of Incorporation today with
Secy OF State Jackson Directors az
the company are Meade and Beulah
Nicola nahan and Edward A.
Thomas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
Youth Dies of Injuries
From Automobile accident

GOSHEN, Ind, Sept. Oscar
Frey, 10. son of Ammon Frey Of
near Lagrange, died in Goshen hos
pital, the result of injuries received
when he was struck by an automc-
bile last Saturday. The accident
happened on the Lincoln av. bridge
over Elkhart river, where the child
had gone from City park, where his
parents were attending a family re-
union
Fred Jessup, a farmer residing
southwest Of Goshen. driver Of TIE
auto, was exonerated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03

Open till noon Labor Day DR.. J.
Burke. Optometrist, go S. Michigan
ST 246-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
FATALLY INJURED

BLUFFTCN. Ind. Sept. e.-Ho-
mer Hare. II. was fa1ally injured
about 5 o'clock late yesterday when
throwing him beneath the wheels
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03

Garments Cleaned-Aetna Clean
ers Advt-23S-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03

Eyes examined on Sunday from
10 70 u. DR.. J. Burke. Optometrist,
$50 s Michigan st. 246-Advt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
HUNTING SEASON
IN PENNSYLVANIA
OPENS ON NOV. ]
Continued from page ten. ,

garian quail.
Franklin, ringrneck pheasants.
Huntingdon, ring-ncck phG-
asants.
Lancaster, ripg4neck pheasants.
Lehigh, ring meek pheasants,
Virginia and Hungarian quail.
Lehigh, ring-neck pheasants,
Virginia and Hungarian quail.
Lycoming, ring-neck pheasants.
Virginia and Hungarian quail.
Mercer, deer, ring-neck phea-
SAINTS, Virginia and Hungarian
quail.
Montgomery. deer. wild turkes'.
ruffed grouse. ring-necli pheasants
Virginia and Hungarian quail.
Montour, Virginia and Hun
garian quail.
Northampton. Virginia and
hungarian quail.
Pike. wild turkey, Virginia and
Hungarian quail
Schuklkill. deer.
Somerset. rtng-neck rhe7slnts
Virginia and Hungarian quail.
Susquehanna, deer and ring
neck pheasants.
Tioga, wild turkeys. ring1nock
pheasants.
Venango. Virginia and Hun
garian quail.
Warren, ring-neck pheasants,
Virginia and Hungarian quail.
Washington, ring-neck phea-
SAINTS.
Westmorelaud, ring-nec "heas-
ants, Virginia and Hungarian
quail.
York, ring-neck nheasaLts.
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.FAIRMONT DROPS
HARD. TILT 14-O
Morgantown outpIays, Locals
Completely in Second
Half Of Game.
By LARRY.

After hold the Morgantown
Aigh team to a o to score IN the
first half and having a slight edge
opening periods. the line OF tho
on their down river rivals in tho
Icemen crumpled before the fierce
attack OF, the snappy M0rgantown
lads in the final periods and tho
Visitors romped away with Il we'll
Deserved victory II TO 0. The lee
men were crippled by the loss OF
two star players and Abbott was
playing with badly cut hand,
hut even these facts can't detract
fran the great game played BY
|Morgantown. They played sup
gerior ball to the locals in the
spinches and outguessed the Fair
mont fellows.
In the final periods they rush
bid the ball at will through the
5hlne on fake pass and punt
formation play, while they work.
ed modified Centre College shift
with much success.
The first touchdown by the
visitors was more or less the re-
} suit OF poor punting by Fairmont.
Fairmont lost ground all AFTER
noon on exchange of punts. At
the start OF the third ncSiod,
Blosser kicked off to Parrish on
the 2-yard line. He fumbled and
the ball went over the line. 1t
was ruled a touclrback and the
ball was put in play on the 90
yard line. Mitchie made II poor
punt and Morgantown took the bal
on the 33-yard line. From here
Morgantown rushed the ball to
the S-yard limo, only to lose 1t
when q pass was grounded behind
the goal line. Mitchie again punt
ed and the ball went to Morgan
town on Fairmont's 34-yard line,
Lepara circles the end for twenty
two yards. Simmons hit the line
for two yards, and kirckovic
drove. through for touchdown.
Wariian kicked the goal from
placement.
Early in the third quarter. Nor
eantown rushed tho ball from
about the twenty-five yard line for
K touchdown. Warman going over.
he Kicked the goal from touch
5 down, using tho placement
method.
Fairmont had their best chance
to score early in the second quar-
ter. At the end OF the first quar-
ter Fairmont had the ball on Nor
gantown's twenty-five yard line.
They kept peggiug away with
passes, but Simmons intercepted
one on his own five yard line and
danger was over. Abbott and
4 Cole were prominent for Fair
mont, while Warman, Blosser,
Simmons and Kirchovic stood out
for Morgantown. Lineup and sum-
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FaIrmout missed LafIerty and
Reich. Hall looked rather weak
On an end.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.
Very desirable location. Phone
424-J.
No. 576s-A
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Ice will have to drill his men
hard for the battle next week with
Grafton, and the next week comes
the city championship gamc with
the East Side.
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BARNES TO SPEAK.

I. a. Barnes, county superlntend.
ent Of schools, will give the priuci.
pal address at the community meet.
ing TO be held at the Iron Springs
School in Paw Paw District next
Friday. A flag raising will be the
principal feature Of tho, program.
Dt. L. ~. Yost, county health Off
Ger, will deliver a health talk at
this time. A dinner will be served
at the school.
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Wait 70 bay. sell .. ualN1Hss AZ
vsrtsSe your wares in Tampa anc
South Florida. one o: the mos:
prosperous regions OF ced6y. Al
ways uae Times want Ada. Larg,
est Tampa circulation ana lsrgss:
daily average want aas lineage OF
any Florida paper, Guaranteed TO
all advertisers, Regular rate ole
cen: per word. Monthly rate on az
plication, Inquiries cheerfully an.
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES. Tampa. Florida. 3SSGA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28

TRUCK FARMS that pay dividends
annually eau be bought at rea.
solable prices here. Vegetables
are shipped eight months in the
year. Three and four crops are
grown on the same land annually.
Excellent climate and health. Pier
ty OF labor, strikes unknown, Well
organized association that sells ali
fGrm products. For particulars
write LAKE REALTY COMPANY,
Beaufort, sc. 5S7sA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28

IMMEDIATE posSeAslon IS acres
at forks Of road. Good S room
house, barn and other outbuildings.
Three car garage. Eaud well wa.
tered Price and terms easy. Harry
Layman, Phone l452.R, S592A
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AT YOUR SERVICE

Craftsman with extensive OK
perience In general mechanical de.
signing is at liberty to take on
some additional work, such as ma
chine design, pertaining to mining
work. etc, also the development OF
prospective patents. Win gladly
give you estimate concerning your
requirements. Write P. .. Box
No. 50.
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IMPORTANT NOVICE

The West vIrgInran wrII not be
responsible for more than cne in.
correct insertion Of any advertise.
ment ordered for more than one
time
All cancellation ordhrS on con.
tract and until forbid orders must
be IN writing addressed to the
Want-Ad Department This Is for
your protection.
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HINDU PSYCHOLOGIST

HINDU ASTROLOGlST
DR.. HlMlHIA, Of East India, the
worlds noted clairvoyant and
astrologist sitting in his greaS
supreme power. reading human
life, tells your life story from the
stars. Remember the stars will
guide you through life. II you're
woTied, troubled or discouraged
on any affair OF life, send the date
OF your birth, twenty-five cents to
cover mailing expenses. will send
horoscope Of importance to you.
Must send self.addressed envel-
ope. Address DR.. w. E. Himihia,
Lock Box 1888, Savannah. Ga.
$500 A.
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25OO ACRES HARDWOOD TIMBER
coal and pasture land in fee,
close railroad. fine hunting, attrac-
tice price with terms IL sold soon,
will exchange for city property,
joining timber can be bought. Cali
Sl.W after S o'clock or address
Bruce Ward, 51l Fairmont Avenue,
Fairmont, w. Va. 5S06A
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For Sale
Dogs And Birds

CANARIEs, imported and d9meSe
&c at lowest prices. Cages, bird
supplies. We ship anywhere
Write for price list. Mussog's S4S
North 18th street. Philadelphia,
Pa. 6S2a a
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oRERLIN MEETS AMHERST.
0BERLIN, Ohio, Oct. 2S, = The
oberlin and Amherst football eiev'
ems were ready for their intersec
tional contest to be played here
this afternoon.
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LADIES: When delayed or irreg.
ular take FRENCH COTTON
ROOT PILLS. Safe and depend.
able. Refuse others. Price $1,000.
Double strength, So 80. FRENCH
MEDICINE CO., Atlanta, Ga.
1927 a
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Farms For Sale

IS ACRES OF LAND, good six
room bungalow, all hardwood fin.
lsh, water in the house, stone cell
lar and outbuild!ngs all new. Sit.
uated two and cne.half miles this
side Of Fairview within five min.
utos walk OF street car line. VIII
sell for cost OF buildings II sold at
once. Phone 22.R.31, Bertha D.
Shields. 5S12A
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Wanted

wAETED-one hundred black
horses and ten old grey mares.
Halloween 1900 p m. until 8 p.
m. Moose Club, Fairmont $500 to
s. p. m. Daily ask for Domino.
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Have you ever seen the Black
Horse Brigade? ADV.
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BUSINESS Opportunities

FOR SALE-well equipped bakery.
ADDRESS Box 5S13-A, care The
West VirginIan. 5S13A
MIAMI, FLORIDA, : Daily
Metropolis Want Aos lhc per
word cash with order,
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WE TRUST ANY HONEST MAN
OR WOMAN 10 take orders for
100 absolute necessities, and remit
our share to us. A special. propo-
sition makes l;ices lower than
"cat rate" s!Orrg. Our rcpreben.
tatIves clearing from $500 10
$4,000 weekly everywhere. This is
the most extraordinary direct sell.
ing proposition over offered. Write
today for particulars. A.. Rasmus,
sen, Dept. 10, Hers Island, Pitts.
burgh, Pa. 5765A
WE TRUST ANY honest man or
woman to take orders for 100
absolute necessities, and remit
our share to US. a special pro-
position makes prices lower than
"cut rate" stores. Our represent
tatives clearing from $500 to
$4,000 weekly everywhere. This
is the most extraordinary direct
selling proposition ever offered.
Write today for particulars. A.
Rasmussen, Dept. 10, Hers Is
land, Pittsburgh, Pa. 5765A
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SAVE THE
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ORANGES FOR SALE
Florida oranges and grapefruit.
Express shipments direct 10 your
home. Oranges IS 100 STANDARD
box; grapefruit $3.50 per standard
box all prices I. o. Winter
Haven Gas hwith order. Refor.
ence Smell National Bank Send
all orders to conklin q Runbis
Fruit Co.. Broadway, Winter
Haven. Ella. $50 A.
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Atorgantown Fairmont
Blosser acknowledgements. Hall
st. Clair ..........L.r........... Straight
Lemtey ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Esketh
Bnnten .....,...... C,............ Taylor
J Tough ............R.G......... Hawkins
Carroll ............R.T........... Garrett
y Markley ..........R.E......... Callahan
Warman ......Q.B........... Mitchie
LepRra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Abbott
Simmons ..,.....R.H,.,........ Parrish
4 Hirchovic ......F.B................. Cole
Score by periods:
Fairmopt .....s......O 0 0 o. 0
Morgaptown 40 0 TIA
Substitutlons = Fairmo ont,
Nichols, for Esketh, Esketh for
Nichols, Nichols for ,Esketh, Ross
for Hall. Morgantown, Apologize
for Tough.
observation-disclosures War
Goals from touchdowns--war-
Referee-carr, West Virginia.
Umpire-Toothman. Wesleyan.
Z ITeadlinesman-Garrett, West
4 ern- Maryland.
Notes On Battle.
There was q good crowd out,
Morgantown brought $50 rooters.
They made things lively, too.
ii Foster Sanford, coach at Rut-
gers, watched the game from the
grandstand. His men held secret
practice before the game. Just as
practice was over, Raub kicked a
beautiful placement from the GO
yard line. 1t went right between
D the uprights and Travelled ten
yards beyond.
FaIrmout missed Lafrerty and
Reich. Hall looked rather weak
On an end,
Simmons Is a great player and
keeps UP the old pep.
Ice will have to drill his men
hard for the battle next week with
Grafton, and the next week comes
the city championship game with
the East Side.
Coach Carnage and practically
all his East Side players were ut
the game yesterday.
Shell Johnson, of Grafton, who
will be head linesman In the East
Side-Fairmont game, attended the
/ contest yesterday. Tho other two
officials for this important game
will be named by the Central
Board.
There should be a big crowd at
the game this afternoon between
East Side and Warrington. Many
think the East Siders will win
)Md thus upset the dope. Man
sNIigton has the edge OH paper.
e - 'aHs.irs.iass w.