The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-23
REP meetings
Held E.ACHlDAY
FairvIew Determined to Give
Falrnlont Hard Battle
Here. Tomorrow. m

Il6l0' IVllVIIVWs
FA1RvIEw, Nov. 23.-Pe7
meetings have been held daily by.
the student body Of the Fairylew
High School in preparation for tis
football contest which win bo
staged at Fairmont tomorrow af-
teruoon between the Fairview AMI
Fhrmont High School teams.
Coach Copp has been practicins
his men daily in preparation Tor
the crucial struggle. While It ls
known that the Fairview team Is
much lighter than its opponents.
It Is believed that the Fairview
team has individual players who
will make a good showing in the
contest tomorrow.
Coach Copp and his football pro-
teges are invading the county
metropolis tomorrow afternoon.
bent on bringing the bacon home.
Gump at fullback, Underwood az
tackle and Lewis at half are SID
to be the best seen in aston this
season on any high school team
German, who plays the other halt.
Is light but a consistent ground
gamer. N. Michael. who fills tho
quarterback position. needs no IN.
PRODUCTION TO the sporting public.
It was this little speck OF avolrdu.
po!s that generated last years
basketball and baseball teams to
Monongahela Valley and County
championship while the record TO
date In football would Indicate that
he is no mean football captiSn.
McElroy. who Is playing his first
year In high school athletics, has
been filling a tackle IEsltion reg
ularly and Is considered strong en-
the defense. Maness and wyer at
guards protect Dodd at center all
the time. Maness has the honoc
of being the largest player on the
team. tipping the scales at 212
pounds. Dodd has figured in a
touchdown in every game played
this year scoring the only points
against the st Mary's aggregation
Mason and Jones at ends are
speedy and good receivers ana
should compete severtl forward
passes In tomorrow'a clash. Tooth.
man, Mitchell. o'Delle, Murphy
and Machesneyi as substitutes
should furnish plenty good reserve
material to be used when ever
needed. Almond and Rutkowsk.,
high school freshmen. may also got
In to the game.
Ticket sale
Claude Jarvis, Ross Machesney
Lee Snyder and Claire Wagner
have been chosen as a committee
OF four to take charge of the trans.
portation of rooters from Fairview
tomorrow afternoon to the scene
OF the football struggle at South
Side Park. 1t is believed that the
trip will be made by truck and au.
tomobile and that nearly thtee
hundred fans will accompany the
team. Tickets are on sale at ClaI-
ence M!tchell's pool room and az
the high school building. Those
wishing to make the trip have
been requested to see one of the
committee at once!
Personals
Mrs. I. C. Yost returned yes
terday from two weeks Wait
with friends in Waynesburg.
Claude Jarvis and Burnley Tooth
man were business visitors to
Waynesburg yesterday afternoon.
The Needlecraft Sewing Club
met at the home Of Mrs. Lon
Weaver Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur Ammons was transactinS
business in Fairmont yesterday at
ternoon.
Religious Picture
Members OF the Fairview
churches who seldom II ever at
tend moving picture shows are
planning to see the great religious
picture, 1.-THE Inside Of the Cup"
which Is to be given in the high
school auditorium tonight begin.
ming at 7:45 o'clock. This PaAa-
mount screen production consist.
ing of seven reels is based upon
Winston Churchill's famous novel
Q fthe same name and is intsrpreta
tive OF religious conditions In the
modern sense. ''Woe unto you
scrtbes and pharisees,", is the
theme Of the story, which shows
up hypocrisy in such a way that
even the least matllred can gain
a helpful lesson, 1t is said.
Sophomores Entertain
The Sophomore elias sof the To-
cal high school entertained the
student body in chafNl yesterday
morning by dialogue and music.
Burley Toothman and Mary New
man in a dialogue entitled "Ro-
nance and Tyepwriting" kept the
entire school In continuous laugh
er.. Joseph Murphy and Leila
Gump cotinued the uprpar by a
rendition of the dialogue, Harm
onious Discord." The sophomore
quartet In parody on LET the
Rest OF the World Go By" brought
more applause, and when Leader
guest Of Mrs. Thomas. Musgrave
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