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.FAIRVIEN TEAM
TASTES DEFEAT
St. Mary's Wins Saturday to
Tune of 81 to g. Hard
Trip Hurts.

Falrvlew High School lost It's
first game Of the season. on tn
gridlroh Saturday, when the team.
was defeated BY St Marys 81 TO &.
The Fairview lads were in no shape
to play tselt best, and this &C.
counts for the large score. The
team left FairTiew early il the
morning in machines and reached
the place where the game was play.
ed at 2 o'clock. After a light lunch,
the men were sent on tho field OF
battle at . o'clock. The Fairview
lads admit that st. Marys has a
good eleven, but the result might
rave been different Il the FairView
lads had been In condition to play.
The final game OF the season fot
Fairview Will be at South Side Park
on November "a, when the fcemeu
will be met
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ivbS Suu hb3tlnut ltnHt my redeem
the said real estate from tho aaid
sale sale The alioant Necessary to re.
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.BEARGATSDOWN
PONIES SATURDAY
lsrellmlnary Contest Marked
byeood Headwork and
Fast Playing.

MANNtNGToH, Nov. 10. Mar.
shall Matthews Bearcats took Cleo
Ha1shts Ponies down for a well
earned victory Saturday by score
Of 10 The game was played as
3 preliminary contest before the
Mannington Elkins game.
shine Pryor vas easily the star
n the games his running down the
dald being one OF the features OF
~ afternoon. Both teams playel
good football, several OF the young.
sters displaying remarkable head
work and speed Hamilton, for the
ponies, was perhaps the oitstand-
ipg figure on his team.
fTnese' two teams, made up from
the high school boys who for one
.feason or anotaer were unable 10
2Ake the varsity or second team.
have been coached by Marshall
Matthews and Cleo Taught, the
game Saturday being the first
played. From The display OF spirit
shown Saturday there Is some
mighty good material being pre-.
aared for future varsity squads.
tTho lineup and summary:
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ment. Cont and Hoppe will start
play tomorrow the former meetins
Welket Cochran, another Ameris
can star In the afternoon, while
Hoppe opposes Edouard Hore-
mans OF Belgium In an evening
match.
Hoppe who Is IS Year, old. be.
san playing before he was I and
has had 4 Sensational career. he
began winning championships IN
1904, and until last year AZ Chi
eAgo. when he was beaten bS
sehsefef for the 1s.2 title. had
held both the ISL and 1872 style
championships since 1910.
Horemans is 80 years old. he
has gained distinction a. one OF
tho foremost exhibition players
since coming, TO this country, his
achievements including a remark
able run Of SIS In a match 10 New
York last spring.
<Schaefer. who developed his
game under the tutelage OF his IA
nous father, the wizard" Il As
years old. Hage Haeher. who is "a
and ambidextrous in his manipu-
lation OF the cue has impressed
critics with his . lay since coming
hero this year.
Cochran, a boy wonder at the
age OF IA, 10 now rs and one o.
the most brilliant performers In
the game. Cont, the youngest EN-
trat has developed his game
rapidly In the six years he has
been playing and holds the dis
tlnelon Of being the only player
in last years International toura-
met who defeated the winner.I
Sehaefer.
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CUE ARTISTS START
TOURNEY TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s-WiliIs
Hoppe, former 1872 balk line bill
Hard champion is the Oldest, and
Roger Cont, 81 year old French
title holder 70 the youngest OF the
six competitors who will play In
the International professional
Championship contest starting to-
night At the Hotel Pennsylvania
and continuing for eight days
Jake SehReferS the defending
champion, will start the title
matches tonight In a match with
Erich Hageniaeher Of Germany
the dark horse Of the tournas
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.PyNTs AND
3: PASSES =:

Z lt Side and the Icemen are

Vt Side and the Icemen are
! 5000 for the year in football. The
gamo Saturday was one OF those
nffairs where there was no f1nnl
decision, and It is likely that the
rivals will have to wait another
year for a game. There is some
talk OF another game this year,
but that Is hardly likely. II, foot
Aal teams played OF tie games
season, they would have 4
shtng OF post-season games as
long as the continent. Perhaps Il
Is Just as we'll the game ended
a Il did. as the fans can talk for
the next year about what might
have happened and what will hap
en- theNuext trip.
Warrington Strong.
The defeat OF Elkins SO to u
by Huntington stamps the men
under Coach Blake as one OF the
really big football teams OF the
Aonongahela Valley and the
STATE II must have been a great
battle all tho way. With tho
scote IL to IL at the opening Of
Hse final quarter. the Warrington
Warriors cut loose aud ran up
twenty points. That's showing
the stun. Again we want to COM
pliment the men OF Blake for
their work on the grldiron this
season!
More Upscts.
The tipRets continued to flock In
on Saturday In the football world.
Westt Virginia defeated Indiana
80 10 D. While West Virginia
VAS picked to win, II was not
thonEht that they would be able
10 down the Hoosiers by any such
score AZ that. The Mountaineers
used the first two periods to wear
DOWN the opposition and solve
their defense. The half ended
al to o. Then the Spearsmen
cut loose and, the game was a
walk away. The defeat Of Ha.-
ward was not such q great sur.
price. although Harvard was pick
cd TO win. The Tigers have a
fighting team and can come from
Behind. They played heady ball
aud waited for q break on punts.
They got two such breaks, with
lie result that they secured the
yiyjelory. Injury TO Buell., the
Harvard leader, played a large
part ia the defeat OF the Crimson.
Pitt had a hard time gaining
the decision over Penn to g..
NEall1re to kick a goal after touch.
Ne6wn was responsible for Pitt get
dug away, to better than a tie.
However,, Pitt outplayed Penn the
greater part Of the time. Sullivan
played a great game for Penn.
Pll scored In the first i've minutes
! Of play. Two great teams bat
tlSd 10 = 0 70 0 score at West
Point Saturday, when the Army
|. Gnd Notre Dame were unable tn
roach decision. Each team had
opportunities to score, but
couldn't make good.
The defeat OF Wisconsin by IL
linols 8 TO o was n big upset. The
wisconsin bunch was headed for
high place in the Western Con-
florence and Illinois had twice suf-
a4f6l defeat, giving the Wiscon.
IN bunch a big advantage but
lhey could not make good. A per-
Ibst field goal from the 25-yard
fhc Vas the only score. Virginia,
,k,ytaE at horsnntown next Sat
"a. played 4 tie game with
lrgiL az tie Georgia feld, tho
81 count being 70 g CHICAGO
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az \ llkALLA ~ AlGAAEAI ~ ySa
want 70 buy, sell OF exGnAnke 10
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED Good mine blacksmith.
also machine man, Union NInA
Apply In person At Lamar Nine
Baraekytlle, W. Va Buffalo Coz.
lisries Company. ss21A
WANTED-First class plumbers
and steAm-htters. Write stating
experience, TO Steam Electric Co.
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We 6s2s A
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wANTEDABsgs-Hishest PRIZES
paid Tor second hand burlap
and cotton baEs. Freight allow
Anee on large shipments. Send de-.
seription for quotation. Richmond
Bag Company, Richmond, Va.
No. 5ss9-A
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Doug" Bowers was In at quar-.
ter and played a good. game. He
made a few little slips in Judgment,
but on the whole he Conducted
himself in very capable fashion.
Bowers Is one OF the most earnest
and conscientious football boys in
the business.
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anu IEIuUVdL
PHONE 6SS FOR
APPOINTMENT
Office Hall Block
AT YOUR SERVICE

Craftsman With extensive e1-
perlence in general mechanical do
signing is at liberty 10 take on
some additional work, such as ma
chine design, pertaining TO Mining
work. etc, also the development Of
prospective patentsI VIII gladly
give you estimate concerning yorr
Write P. D.. Box
No. So.
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CoaILands

Eewleklsy. Mine. MOnongallA
County.
Freeport Mine, Barbour County.
klttannlna Mine, Upshur County.
HedStone Mine, Lewis County.
Pittsburgh Mine, Taylor County.
Pittsburgh Mine, Harrison County.
Pittsburgh, and ssNfekley Mines,
Marion County.
Give Requirements. Deal Confldea-
LEVI B. HARR
Telephone Offices Main ST.
2Sl OPP. Court HOus,
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9UDBIItuLUns = bbaTUatb, BUWl4
or pannlgan, Rymer for Hays.
Reterea--M agee, Westminster.
Umpire Furbee, ". v. U.
Head llnesman-Johnson
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Farms For Sale

IMMEDIATE posseSEiou Is asrss
= Al forks q road. Good s room
house, barn and other outhuildlngs.
Three car garage. Land wen W.
tered Price and terras easy. Harry
Laymars Phone 1l52.R. bSsaAI
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IMPORTANT horIcE

IMPORTANT NOTICE
me West Vlrgtnfdn vii not be
responsible for more than one In.
correct insertion OF any advertise.
ment ordered for more than ono
tine -
An eanesnaEien ordsGy on con
tract and until forbid orders must
Be in writing addressed 70 the
WantAd Department This Is fog
your protection.
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Help Wanted

WE TRUST ANY HONEST NAN
OR WOMAN 10 take orders for
100 absolute necessities, and remit
our share TO Us. A special propo-
sition makes prices Tower than
"cut rate" stores. Our repreSen.
tRtives clearing from $500 to
$4,000 weekly everywhere This 10
the most extraordinary direct sell.
ing proposition over offered. Write
today for Particulars. A. Rasmus.
seni Dept 10, Hers Island, Pitts
burEh. Pa 57ssA
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WANTED: Young Man
to board or room--by
refined family close In,
home cooking, use Of
house. Terms moderate.
Phone S73-0r inquire
Corona Cord Tire Co. 426
Main Street.
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INDIANA FANS GO
WILD OVER WEST
VIRGINIA ELEVEN
Confined page elsht.)

ate. Sorry, ST." he said. "but the
water was turned on an hour ago.
And they.arrest people who carry
liquor.
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WOMAN WANTS nursing. Phone
1ls7-M. STA
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Special Notices


To o. p. Morris, committee.
You Will take n0tite that p. o.
HAnes, tho pufchasef 81 the follow.
Ing real estate, 6ne.stxth interest In
7s.s5 acres Of ,Gnd and pilisberr5
coal, located IA Mknninxion pls'
rict, Marion Counts. tPyies Fcrfl
wneh vas sold b. the shttiif u
Marion County az the sale Tor De.
linduent Axea m1de on the f1fn
day Of December, 1870. aud a dccI
has been required Is provided bl
law, which deed win he made 10
the said D. D! Hanes. on or after
the Soth day Of December. 1879 un.
less you againHt that day Redeem
the said real estate from tho aald
sale. The amount necessary 10 re.
Dean IL al follows
Amount paid Sheriff at said
SAFE ....4...f44 49,. sl11.s5
Amount paid surveyor tor
survey and report So. e7s
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof .. ife5
..ssss..lstss-ss 1l-4l
Total ,......4s........ sf77.75
Given under my, hand this a7tn
day Of October, 1924.
LEE N. BATTERFIELD.
Clerk OF the County Court OF
Marion County, West virginia.
io-a0-l1.s, IS. ".
To lea williams, HarTT Shaw. n.
D. Eddy, Jas A Meredith {
E. B. carskGdon
You will take notice that p. o.
Hanes, the purchaser OF he FOL.
lowing real estate, s7.l5 acres OF
land and coal in the name OF Lea
Williams, located on Pyies Fork IN
Warrington District. Marion coun.
", which was sold BY the shorlff
OF Marion County 1t the sale for do.
linquent taxes made on the 10 day
OF December, 1920, and 4 deed has
been required as provided by Law.
which deed will Be made to fhe
said D. D. Hanes. on or after H.,
soth day OF December. 1875. unless
You against that DAY redeem fha
eald real esate from the said sale.
The amount necessafy to redeem
Is as follows:
Amount paid Sheriff at said
SAFE ........,......... sos. %
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report 49,, e.75
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Wanted

Bkds-Hlghest prices paid for
second hand huflap and cotton
bags. Freight allowance on large
shipments. Send description for
quotation. Richmond Bag Cos
Richmond, Va. 5gssA
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Restaurants

FOR BETTER MEALS AND SER.
VICE. Palace Restaurant. .l25
Main Street 5753A
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This Date in History
LIFE AND CHARACTER
November IL

NOVemDeF IL
The woman born on this date
is a regular scold and nag, and
she will see that It drives away
those she loves the most and for
whom she is most anxious. Il
will not take her long to diseov-
or that her chill rem and all un-
der her authority are deTeieiuE
der her authority are deceIviug
Servants to such a mistress, un-
less very conscientious, invariably
do things their own way and be-
come very tactful and cunning.
When Scorpio folks rise to
the moral plane where they will
acknowledge their faults. the bat
tie is half won, but as long as
they determine to deceive them.
selves, they are in utter darkness.
The governing planet Is Mars,
known as the God OF War, and
partially, Il not wholly respons-
ible for the nature OF these
people.
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business Opportunities

MIAMI, FLORIDA, DaiIy
Metropolis Want Ads lie pea
word caSh with order.
No. 577u-A
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WANTED-BoardinE Tor school
girl In good family. Phone
1074-W. Write Box 10, care Tic
West Ylrginian. 6778A
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Bob Hawkins says the crop OF
Hoosier girls at Bloomington
wouldn't set tho world on tro.
Bob's an authority. so We wouldn't
dispute the matter. But say, thar
Indiana band Is great stun IN IT'S
horizon blue uniforms. The
school songs Is a humdinger, toS.
Brother Hodges can whistle It real
well. Have him whistle for you.
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Miscellaneous For Sale
ORANGES

o. ORANGES
FOR sALE-Fiorida Oranges and
Grapefruit. Express shipments
direct 70 youf home. Oranges $500
per Standard Box; Grapefruit $3.50
per Standard Box all prices +. o. B.
Winter Haven. Cash with order.
Reference Shell National Bank.
Send all orders to ConklIn and
Runkle Fruit Co., Broadway, Win.
ter Haven Fla. 5s20:A
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Auto Accessories
Statesmen Wanted

OoACtoAlCAA w oAAb(A
sALEsMEN-Tswo men to travel
with manager. Make big money.
Expenses advanced. See Mr..
Lote6ury. Kenyon Hotel. 5s3s A
WANTED two neat appearing men
70 assist In o special advertising
campaign. See Mr.. Mcdowell. Nc
Alpln Hotel amer 6 p. N. 5sl2 A
MISUNDERSTANDING Tor On
covered territory IN West VIZ.
ginla Attractive proposition 10 re
sponsible person. P. o, Box -Ss.
Canton. Georgia ssstA
SALESMAN with car TO call on
dealers with the lowest price
fabric and 10000 mile Cord tires
500 q week with commissions.
Universal Tire and Rubber Co.
Michigan City, Indiana. $3.50 "A
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Notice q hereby sircn. that Al
application for certificate N
withdrawal from the State O.
West virginia shalI be made b.
the National Steel Construction
CO.. Of BallMo6d Pm.
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NOVICE

All persons having accounts
against the Estate OF Margaret b
Youst deceased. VII present sane
for settlement. And all rorso1.
owing said Estate VIII please call
and settle same
MRS. BERTHA c. CLAYTON
ESeeutrix MARGARET B. YOUsr
deceased
BarraekviIle. N. Va.
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10 D. e. MorriS, COMMITTEES.
You viii take notice nat D. o.
Hanes, the purchaser o. the follow
ing real estate parcel containing
1856 acres land and Plttrbureh
coal, located Warrington district.
Marion County. which was sold BY
the Sheriff OF Marion County AZ
the sale for delinquent taxes made
on the 18th day OF December 1920,
and deed has been required "a
provided by law, which decd viii
be made TO the said D. o Hanos.
on or after the S0th day Of Decom-
Der, 1893, unless you against that
day redeem the said real estate
from the said sale. The amount
necessary TO redeem is as follows:
Amount pad sheriff AZ said
Amount paid surveyor for
survey andsrepost .. 6.75
Amount paid for notice ana
service thereof .......... III Is
interest ......s..s........ s.37
Total -. !. -. .s7s q
Given under my hand this q day
Of October 1872.
EEE.Ss SATTERFIELD.
Clark Of - County Court Of Ma.
mon CO.. West virginia.
70, 30. 1. 6. - 20.
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steamtitters, plumbers and
mechanics are favored In the
Want Ads this week and will do
we'll, to follow them closely every
day.
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Mount paid sheriff At said

sue ......:. - -, Ii17.s5
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report So. 615
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof -. Ills
Interest ........s......... 800
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IotAl s..ss..4s..s.4.. 9i71.15
Given under my, hand this a7tn
day Of October, 1879.
LEE N. BATrERFfELp.
Clerk OF the County Court az
Marion County, West virginia.
io-a0-11-s, IS. ".
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LEE n. SArTERFIELD d.
CLERK OF the County court o.
Marion County. West VlrxiniA
IV-Seu's, 1870
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70 Q. z. Morris, COMMITTEE,

To o. E. Morris, COMMITTEES.
You will take notice that %. q.
Hanes, the purchaser Of tlie follow.
ing real estate. 49, acres of pitts.
burg Coal located n Manninrfon
District Marion County. which va
sold By the Sheriff Of Marion
County at the sale for delinquent
taxes made on the l2th DAY Of
December, 1870, and q deed has
been required as provided BIZ isv.
which deed VIII be made 10 III
said D. o. Hlnes On OF after ne
s0h DAY OF December, 1871. unless
you against that day redeem The
said real estate from the said sale.
The amount necessary 70 redeem Is
as followS:
Amount paid Sheriff 1t said
Amount taxes paid On The
property since said sale
Amount paid surveyor Tor
survey and report SIS
Amount paid for notice aud
service thereof .s.---s- lis
Interest ......s.s.,se..s.. 30
Total ...-s.,s.s.s-.s... $3.50
Given under my hand this "a day
Of October 1922.
LEE N,[sATTBRFTELD,
Clerk OF the County Count
Of Marion County, west Viz
ginii.
10 80 Il s, u, 20
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The Fairmont State Normal
team lost a hard game TO Potomac
State on Friday By 4 count Of 19
to 0. The boys were rather badly
banged up In the contest. They
also ran into a rather mediocre
referee. who did not seem to
know the rules on downs in re.
gard to the defensive team being
offside. Normal plays California
Normal at California, Pa. on FRI
day and ends the season with a
game with Broaddus College at
South Side Park on the afternoon
OF November 5.
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Sheik Sands

shelk Sands. a native East In
dian, gavefa interesting address
IN the Fist N. z. Church yester-
day morning about conditions In
India today. A large crowd was
present 70 hear him.
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'' y's o n't Nd, nd bib mo ). q 70 l'a'n. s.
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staged a come back IN the closing
periods and defeated Ohio state
IA to ., after the Ohio lads sport
Cd a Z to 0 lead. Lshigh com
tinued her long losing streak By
falling before the attack Of Buoks
nell IL TO o. Cornell had no
trouble IN defeating Dartmouth
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X. OF C.. PLEDGE. AID IN
WAR ON WHITE PLAGUE.

Tho knights OF Columbus have
volunteered their support. through
Rev Father Walter Mott. to the
Richmond Tuberculosis Association in
tn" sal" az Christmas seals. which
viii begin Docrnb"r ! and num-
h"r "t other ORGANIZATIONS are cx-
r"rt"d &" tax" tn" same course. ac-
c"rdinE {" a statement made las,
night 10y Miss Nora Sp"uCer Hammer.
"Nccutiv" secretary Gt tho aSsvCia-
ton. !; is f"lt that interest in tho
sale. which is tn" solo means by
which money i raised for this work..
Is considerable greater than In any
previous year. aud that no diniculty
viii be experienced In selling tn.
little penny "stock"rs'" to the
amount OF $1,000.
on" Of tho leading features of
tuberculosis work In this city is the
modern health crusade carried on by
Miss clair" Mccarthy in IN" schools
and also in the settlement houses
Miss Mccarthy already has visited
several settlements and community
c"nt.Ts, where she has talked to the
trained workers ana t" mothers
clubs. and one nigh, next week she
Will x" TO tn" Gary stree, settle.
mont on" - the largest. to address,
AN audience.