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The New York herald., 1922-07-23
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Hestherington Aids
In Wheeling Highs
Victory over LinS|y

rnhcraldcd by, publicity OUTSIDE
Wheeling high is Professor Ralpa
uealhcrinCton but TO him more tnan
any single factor aside from Coach Bill
stobhs. is due the victory over Lins'y
Saturday.
Ira,hrringtun has quietly devoted
hours to training the boys and scouting
the work Of opponents. And since ne
was AT one time an Ohio Wesleyan star
his judgment and reports have been OF
Incstimablc assistance to StohbS.
And il became known today that me
astonishing plays made by Wheeling N
the Linsiy game resulted TO great eA-
tent from the advance knowledge ac-
Ouirad hv HeathcringtOn IN the L!nslv'
AIoundsvillc contest of the orange
tricks.
You'd like Hcatherington. lie mas Z
personality that inspires commence anu
his list OF friends pretty well covers
Ohio Valley. It's of more than passing
interest to note that Heatherington ana
Coach Stobbs were al ~LnSley lou'
wears ago and turned out team that
defeated Wheeling 60.
He lives in Bellaire and is candidate
for the Ohio State Legislature on the
R.nuhI!can ticket. Possibly no candi-
daic from Belmont county ever hao
moro friends advancing his candidacy
than HeatherinGton. the unheralded nero
OF Wheeling High.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
COACHING ABILITY OF bill" ST0BBS
BROUGHT OUT IN WHEELING VICTORY
WEST VIRGINIA SQUAD
UNHURT IN c. H. CLASH
Spears To start Training For Indiana
Game Today-martin VIII Again
Report This week

Morgautuwu. w Va. Nov. with
tn. exception Of minor bruises L. sew
crql members az the squad. the West
Virginia University football team. which
returned here this morning from en-
r.uuati whore the Manufacturers regis
tered a SO victory over the University
OF Cincinnati eleven yesterday after
uoou. was IN good physical condition.
Coach Spears will start active pre-
parariou for tn" Indiana game which
wilt bc played at Bloomington. Ind. to-
morrow.
Homer Martin. veteran fullhack. who
was seriously hurt in the Rutgers game.
is expected IN get back in uniform to-
morrow or Tuesday. Nearly all of the
.eanI'S cripp,es should be in condition
for the clash with ihc boosters.
'fhc Mouu;a;resrs showing against
Cincinnati was anything but enCouraG-
ing. and in the opinion OF Coach Spears
the work Of his prnteges was tar be-
ic0- The usual standard during = great
cr part of he GI'Ir". Hr hopes 20 COR
rect many Of the teams faults before
Saturdays clash with the hoosier mach
inc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
SARAZEN To
ACCEPT OFFER
FROM THE EAST

Pittsburgh. Pa. Nov 9TH" unex-
pirod contract Of Eugene Sara2cn. pro-
rcssional at the Highland Country club.
has been terminated. it was officially
announced tonight.
The committee announced that the
national open champion requested
new contract for 1923 which would have
included flat salary OF 10000. the
nrnfit on the sale Of supplies. and per-
mission, t. absent himself without no.
,iCc TO attend tournaments and play eX-
hihition matches.
Il il understood that SaraZ"n Will an
nounce shortly that he Will accept an
offer mad" TO him by the WCstcheSter-
Fillmore club. of Rye, y. y. Gene
learned to play golf on the course at
Rye.
Members ot The Highland club COM
miticc stated that the money involved
was not the chief reason for rejecting
Sarassn'S demand. They felt that the
yuung champion would not hc able 10
serve the club more than two or three
weeks next season. provided he carries
ont his tentative plans for tournaments.
exhibitions and trip 10 England.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
KEENEY SECOND
VENUE CHANGE
NEVER TESTED
slIpREME COURT TO PASS ON
VALIDITY OF JUDGE }. M.
WOODS DECISION.

What constitutes :, fair and impair
tal trial pledged to every man unaer
both the Federal and State constitu'
tons?
7. C.. Townsend, OF CO inset tor
Frank Keeney, union leader. charged
with homicide in connection with the
miners armed march, declares eInpha
tically that prejudice, such as existed
at Charles Town where keeney was
arraigned, precluded the possibility
of his getting an impartial hearing
there.
Judge J. NJ. Woods apparently
agreed with Townsend, Harold Hous-
ton and c. ]. Van Fleet when he
granted Keeney a change OF venue on
the ground that, in his opinion, PUBLIC
sentiment was inflamed against the
miners in jefferson county, where
thousands Of propaganda dodgers and
letters had been distributed.
According to Judge Woods and
keeneys counsel the constitution
holds sacred the right Of every defen'
dant to receive fair hearing, but op'
posing this view is that OF the law.
yers, representing the state, three OF
whom are in the employ of coal opera
tors in the Logan county district, who
insist that Keeney having had a
change of venue from Logan county
is not entitled to another change.
Suestion Not Decided.
According to lawyers talked with
here the question has never been be-
fore the supreme court in West Fir-
ginia. and on the theory that the de-
PENDANT should be remanded to Logan
county they have appealed to the
highest tribunal in the state
Behind the legal side Of the appeal,
however. is another motive which, OBJ.
servers say. is disturbing the private
financial interests who are admittedly
underwriting the prosecution, for It IS
generally accepted that more than
$4,000 has been spent by the opera
tors in Charles Town in the belief that
the trials of the miners would be held
there.
A hotel has been leased by them in
the little city nesting in the foothills
of the Blue Ridge mountain and q
score Of witnesses are being maintain
ed these by the private prosecutors.
This expense is borne by the opera.
tors. and their disappointment was
manifest when Judge Woods ordered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
". { ]. Y|CTORYd
BIC FEATURE Of
DAYS FOOTBALL

Eev York, Nov. 5.-(Ey the Associ-
lated Press. )-Already battered by
series OF major upsets this season, east
crn football dope sustained three ols-
,jnct and separate shocks SATURDAY
when w. e. J. gained victory from
,Iafayette at the Polo grounds, IA to IS:
Alabama humoled Pennsylvania at phil
adeIphia. 9 TO I, and Syracuse triumphea
oyar Nebraska, on the formers gridiron,
- to 6. .,o
heights a week ago by conquerlng the
nowerful Navy eleven, was the victim OF
Tho most startling reversal Figured al
easv winner. the Red and Blue was
caught unprepared by the swift liashs
Offensive of the southerners, VINO ais"
: showed we'll on the defense. wheh
desncrate Quaker eleven fought 10 turn
the tide in the closing moments oA Tue
game. ,.,a
Two acgregations unbeaten since Ia.e
7 IN the season of 1920 met at the fol"
grounds and W. & j. emerged the Wv
tor over the favorite, Lafayette, ai'e.
a brilliant rally in the secohd nan.
LAFAYETTE led. Is to D, at the nan ""s
mark but the Presidents uhieasneu
sor,es of trick plays and forward passes
n overcome
c,me when Captain Brenkert threw
forward pass over the line to kopf 10,
tho point from try after the second
touchdown. the play that decided the
game. =,
week ago in holding Penn state 10 d
tie turned back the heavy. veteran Ne
hra ska eleven in a battle that surged
hack and forth until the final whistle
The corn huskers leading, six to 8 IN
fhe final quarter, appeared headed TOT
victory until a tumble gave the orange
Its opportunity, a 25 yeard mach result
Inc in the touchdown that won '"e
game. o.,,ry
Harvard and Princeton careluily
guarding their regulars for next satur-
DAVIS struggle. relied chiefly on sno-
stjtutes in their games, but while tna
Crimson had no difficulty downing fior-
| ida "a to 0. the Tigers had their hanuS
full in defeating Swarthmore p 10 -,
vale. the other member OF the Bug
Three. displayed versatile ATTACH ~
trimming Brown 20 to o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
MOUNDSVILLE MINSTREL
IS GETTING UNDER WAY

Professional minstrel performers will
likely feel just a bit jealous If they
happen to he in Muundsvlllc when the
Inmates of the penitentiary give their
annual show on THANKSGIVING. accord
in. |" Warden Terrell. who declared
last night that the performance this
year would SurpaS. tn" shows of prcvi-
Gus wears beyond comparison.
"Tho men are simply doing amazing
work and we have some of the hest
Voices here that II has been my good
fortune TO hear. Bari,oncS ana trn"rs
predominant. and there j. one chap VIII"
has a lyric tenor uncquallcd. IN my
opinion. on the professional stage.
The Wheeling district Is manifCStiuG
keen interest in the minstrel and eager
suppliauts arc hcsicging the warden
daily for tickets RchcarSals will he
held nightly until Thanksgiving. War
den Terrell said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
A 30 SECOND WIN

With but 80 seconds Of play left
yesterday in the game between the
Buffalo A. &. Of Wheeling and the
North Ends. Captain kaisIcy of the
East Ends intercepted a forward pass
on his &n-yard line and ran 40 yards
through his opponents for touchdown
and later dropped kicked the goal.
which won the game for his team 20.
The teams were evenly matched anG
fought furi"us!y throughout the game.
The game was clean and plays spec
racular at many times. y large crowd
Of fans witnessed the clash
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
a change of venue for keeney.
lmpersonates Prosecutor.


n Relcher Is acting for the oper-
o,ors the state arther, and one OF the
amazing features OF the trial a'
Charles Town was his ,impersonatlon
! of Attorney John T. Porterf1eld, Jei
ferson county prosecutor, who. during
The several days that he was sup
noeed IN have charge and direct the
prosecution spoke just one Woro'
Ready.
summed the perogative OF the prosecn'
tor even to the reading OF formal peu,
toins and there was invariably uuer
n the court room when he would rise
nonderouslv and say. And now comes
the state through its prosecuting ar
torney John T. Porterfield.'
Mr. Porterfield would generally De
string behind Belcher and as ne
would hear his name thus USED grin
would spread over hfa face.
Porterfield is generally regarded as
one Of the cleverest lawyers IN the
Eastern Panhandle and when ne was
questioned as to why he $aS not IN 2
charge of the prosecution declared:
81 was never consulted about 1t. They
came here and started the trials with
out asking my opinion.
He discussed his connection VIVID
the case freely, but one OF the m!T
teries of the whole affair is just why
Porterfield, able lawyer and popular
in the county, was ignored by the
men who are representing West Fir'
einia in the miners trials.
The attitude taken by the operator
lawyers in taking an appeal "e1 con-
sidered untenable by lawyers mere,
who point out that II the court Should
sustain their petition and remand
Keeney to Logan county the jurlst
there would be placed in the emoaf'
RAISING position Of trying man
whom he had decreed could not get a
lair hearing in Logan county. the
same situation would arise in Jeffer'
son county. should Keeney be ordered
to trial there, say lawyers Argument
will be held on November Is. before
the supreme court in Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
BELLA|RE BOY HURT
IN GAME AT FULTON

Max Snivcly. former Bellaire High
school grid star. suffered Il broken
shoulder IN the Yankee Columbia foot
ball game yesterday afternoon played
at the Eaucr's Park in Fulton.
Snively is now confined Ia the Ohio
Valley General Hospital. He was re-
ported To be resting we'll last night and
Is expected Ia be able To leave the hos
pital within Il week.
Snively played center for the Yankees
He was backing UP the line and when
the Columbia's ran n play through thu
line was hurt in making the tackle. Or
Harry Nolte was the attending phys
clan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
V|C|LANTS WIN FIFTH
STRAIGHT FROM WAC,
Martins rerryS Team Captures Fifth
Straight victory and Hold Goal
Line Uncrcssed.

The yirj'ant football team OF Martins
Ferry added their htth straight victory
Yesterday afternoon when they defeat
ed the Wonder y. 4. Of Mt. De Chantal
hv the score Of 94-N on the Nj. De Chan
tai field The victory yesterday saw
the Nic!lant goal line increased.
Shroadcs Mctiu!re, n LETTERS ana
Dcllhruggc made the scores for IN"
Ferry outit The winners clearly out
PLAYED their opponents throughout IN"
game and never were in danger Of
being defeated. The whole team worked
Ike 4 machine and the credit for tn"
victory goes 20 the eleven men and n"
individual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
BY VIRTUE OF HIS TEAMS DEFEAT
OF LINsLY LAST SATURDAY,
LOCAL BOY ADDS MORE
LAURELs TO HIS
CROWN.
Develops Team From Mediocre Machine
Into One OF the Best Coached
Elevens To Play
For High.

Turning all dop, inside OF, and then
Turning i. over aG,.u. Wncv!!uG High =
Cold AND I:Iuc Co",half team fooled
IT, most ardent followers. [" SAY moth
IL. Of ALL the wi~-avrc~ around the
football worlu. Its, Saturday. when II
accomplished the ,mp"SSihic feat OF
SyorjuG; On and defeating the supposed
!nNtncrhlc lInSly Institute team by -
score Of - before S."no people on the
publi, school athletic Heid.
Displays Well Coached Machine.
Entering the game the undertakes
agsinS; Linsly. a team that had elght
straight victories L. * credit ana nau
yet 10 have 49, goal line crossed, Nhe"'-
IN. demonstrated IN the Ur>t few min
uf,s thai ;h., l9a2 God and Slue toot-
ball team was one Of JHc best coached
e.eyens that has ever represented
Wheeling High on the srdiron. The
team had rumpad ;hrouGh the first h"Ii
u. It's schedule with a record OF three
Victories. Oh. tie and one defeat. It's
Victories we're Tar from Impressive. and
N i,S defeat only a week before. ITS
great victory over i.juSlv looked mis-
cradle hui thES defeat uUt""Ncd tor hS
,hv team Itself was ono Of the best
.h.us~ that ever happened (" the Cold
ulrhvuER !, serves :" mar its record.
Developed Team In One Week.
E'p,lrNviu. he tlIrN ~huvG game. t"n'
looked for au"thcr dctc,r' from i.,u>ty.
hut here the ability % St"hbs ToSc Z"
the occasion and the rcNul; is the talk
of Tho Iowa. lie took his team out for
practice an Monday and throughout the
week be pointed them. ,IS had been the
,aS. Ior the entire training season. Tor
the I.imsly rlcvcn~ Without It triple
1t .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Randolph to Play.

ri,c one of the b,st teams in the east.
were at a 1870 disadvantage Al HALF
time. However they came back IN th"
final periods and scored two touch
downs and added The points after touch
Gown. giving them sensational victory
and the possible championship OF INC
EaSt. The final score was lI-l3, Lee
spiders. Wheeling boy, made the tiein<
touchdown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06

Observation-Disclosures Gaueer
Suhs,!turions-Hart for Hum"te' l.
Rates for Humble. Sprick for Frye Al
linn for Dunn RECONCILIATION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Scored On Kick OF.
Mackin Gets Three.

Mnck.u scored N. three ioOcAdoWnS
,ur The TrLssrl!s with Samue.s and
Duw,cr adding the extra points. Smith
scored all the points for Eaymnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
SATURDAY REVIEW

p,sulayiu, the best form OF az
Nbc.jin, high school eleven IN recent
wears Fill" Stobbs' wrcokinG crew
,urred hack the hrrrt"ior" und"ichtcI
ana unsecured upon LinSly team 80. D.
Tor. = Ouu ncople on tho Island. w hcCl-
in, entered th, zane an uudcr-doS Dut
following the kickoff demonstrated tlcy
weg. Il totally different team from me
ru. that lost at CiarkShurG last week
Linsly outplayed.
Wheeling outp.ay,d their opponents
III every department OF the game ne
sides that farr. they uncovered heat
forward passing attack. something thcE
never nave had all year, ana ono o.
,nrIr many passes scored IN. toucnuoNh
that spelled the oranges defeat LhSt!
never had Il chance from IN" hiSkoii
until tn" final whistle. and never DC
fore was a LinSly team - d"ciSiNcIy de-
r,alcd 10y Wheeling hiEh.
Credit to Team.
Credit for the victory goes 10 n" IN,
dividual The whole eleven mon p'h! Ell
veal football from start to finish. Zach
contributed TO his share of the WORK
with interest and every man IN GOLD
uniform had earned himself place IN
,n. Han of Fame ut Wheeling high.
I,nslv seemed hopclcSsiy beaten from
fin. crsi They seemed TO lack their
nunch. and when they did show SlSnS "t
coming back. Wheeling Smcarcd thelr
pIungrs. their runs and their passes
Win ease ON one occasion. the Cadets
bad ,l,,. bail on the Wheeling li-yard
Inc with nrsi down. Wheeling took
the LaIl on the fourth down after nav
,rr thrown tn, Cadets for lp-FLi5
loss on four pla"S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
:RET HANY AND OHIO UNIVERSITY
PLAY rubber" TILT SATURDAY

SraSo.l The conference team win h''S
one defeat ;hiS year and W"""cf'u'
record as i defense team. l. coming over
! Ia Wheeling with the firm determination
| 10 stop The bis green machInc. mat
! the game Will be a r"uSinE one from d
! spectators point Of view > eNidenc" ny
! the modelling Of n boosters oreah'Ha-
! lInu in which many prominent W hct!-
! !ng citizens are taking part as members
iuf an advisory board which has bceh
drsigncd t. further intercollegiate foot
I ball in the city. Many Of the ciNic Or
foundations are behind the movement
and plans which VIII be formulated al Il
sprcial meeting called for Monday night
lat o'clock Al the Mcl-urc ho'ci LOT
giving the Ohio game Il big scndoti.
Shooting" For Record.
! Bethany is shooting for record THIS
tycar WIKI the best eleven IN her MS
tory she hopes u go through the Schcu-
ulrd season with only the defeat by W.
| & J. the only black mark on her cScute'-
con In addition to Ohio. Marietta. But
/! Ter and West Virginia Wesleyan wiil be
Iu.aycd. The Butler game IS cooked lor
Wheeling and promises TO be the piece
dc resistance of the BisVns' home sched-
IuIc. This game viii be played at w. H..
I =. field on November -.
Randolph to Play.
! CAPTAIN Randolph viii lead his team
next saturday despite his inquiry. Ine
close call at Wayncsburg only tended TO
put the green squad on its toes and wi'h
teams of we'll. known strength 70 be en-
couutercd from no won. the word let
down" will be erased from their repre-
to!re
Butler Looms St~ong
Butler scored another decisive victor!
| last week The. coming SAT- 'rday the
INDIANAPOLIS team meets De Fa-W and
the week following Notrc Dame. fhe
struggle with Coach RoCknc's men the
week preceding the Bethany contest
will be watched in Wheeling with great
! interest.
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TRUSSELS WIN over
CRACK RAYLAND A. C.
South Siders Show Strong Attack In tho
Last Hall and Score Enough Points
to Win With Ease.

Yesterday aftcrno"E on the Forty
seventh street grounds. tn" TrusseN A
t. football team az th- South Side de
tca,ed the crack Ray'aud eleven by the
score of a. before orc OF the largest
crowds that ever Witnessed Il game in
the South Sid" park
Scored On Kick Off.
TIL. puju team threw a scare into ;he
N,Fuc team when they received the KICK
off and went straight down the h"!d and
scored Following this attack. however.
sar invaders failed ?" show {" ADVANTAGE
and the TruSs,!ls rallied To win. The
score Il, ihc hale was -.
BESIDES sror,ug two t"urhd"wu- I" the
last ha,: 81 the game. the Tru>sel~ kept
tn. playing in their opponents territory
aU The time. TAr Eay!aud team was
nercr any closer S,au the 20 ycard line
during the last period.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
BISoNs ENTERING INTO HEAVIEST
PART OF SCHEDULE-WILL BE
BIGGEST GAME IN WHEELING
THUS FAR.
Captain Randolph will'Lead Team Next
Saturday with injured Hand
Butler Tilt Causing Worry.

bethany. ". Va. Nov. a.--Wih hNc
straight victories packed away. coaches
E.lS;rrd,ly and Morrow are starting The
HiSuuS on 4 dr'vc ii.at carries tn" team
into the hrdvlcS, part q; their schedule
The tr<t of these conflicts comes nest
Saturday ~ ". H. : Hold. Wheel nS,
whou ohio university y,ll hc faced in
" hat Will be the 'rIru 'r' %Imc between
these two clcvcns. Each holds Il de-
ci~!yu over the D:h"r and this Wscn 5
rourcs, Will give IN" cdSc one va. or
TIA" ether
Received Scarce.
The Bethany coaches had an incpm-
rorl.hlr scarce last Saturday at
WayurSlurg when II an effort 10 con
serve their men for The bigger sdmeS
10 come. they ran in three second string
players and gave instructions 10. 10
!mjurc themselves. ~ has nccn the
case SO often with supposedly weak
cIrvrns This season. Wayncshurg played
4 mile over their heads and appropriated
a loo lead In the first half. To make
il more difficult for the Bisons, Cap
tain Harry Randolph broke his thumb
early in the game and was pulled out.
As a defeat would have been fatal Z"
the goal Bethany Is shooting At THIS
season. the coaches gave tn" players a
gri.l!uG before going in tn" third quar-
Ter Randolph insisted on rc-cnt"rirG
the game and with I'll" RiSonS tiGhtng.
lhc game turned their direction and they
rushed over TWO touChdownS, sufficient
To win.
Biggest Game Thus Far.
The Ohio game vii! be Bcthanr's big
gcst fixture at Wheeling SO far thss
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Nmour nv COLLEGES Wash'nr'nn-1"r-
r.~-,rr and E~'h.uv. both wet" force
10 ,,m. Ir,n h,hlud t. win their VIC
tories The Pre- dcuts, playing Latay-
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Biggest Game Thus Far.

The Ohio game Will be Bcthany's big
st fixture at Wheeling so far this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06

~ virtue ~ ;hc.r W. Yesterday the
Yankees are claiming ihe valley cham
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-11-16
He could borrow
money from IN
Edgeworh smoker

II 1T tie houss In . hurry. Hal
fore, % ! didn't realise ! had Ie4t my
money ct home until I was aboard the,
train. ] was going 70 . Strange town TO-
do business With man I didn't know.
% Il would have been quits Ggnbar-
saaing.
ri vsat into ths smoking car. I
looked ovse The nsa and decided to.
tell my story 70 o0e d thsm. But
which o0eS That Was tie question. It.
Was answered quickly. A mAA pulled
out Q plpo. Hes the man for me- ]
thouGht. But When b took . can of
EdssWoetA nom hb pockst, thsn +
kns1.
"Hslsat me- tie tsi6ing sum I aSle6
for, and In thanling him ! mentioned
that I was IN EdgsvoetA anoopse and
that Was Whist inAusnced ~ - speak
% hin, Q pssfeet stFaAese.
"'pseSsee sesaaeei' - laughsd.
'Net 9. yosa We. Ne 49, e,
oily u thsy both smoke Edesvugth.' :.
Thsss doeo sssm 70 b Q lsisoAship
ameng Edgewosth smoksls. We den't
claim that the tobacco b selpoasihS0
for thkso much - IL k3~4 q ssss She
ssseke Edeeuestk
Perhaps you've had . isaflas expe-
Eisnee. u yoa Aavs. WS'0 2ko 70 hea1
Ard we1l ssod ffse sempaes-gsese-
60 hsaplnGs q Edgsweeth HeaAy-