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Dodd and command his hearty congrat
ulations on exploit"
On behalf of the President. the
White House authorized similar ex
preston. In congress. the news caus.
ed demonstration of cheers and ap.
plause in the house when Speaker
clark interrupted proceedings for
the reading OF General Pershing's dis
patch. Debate on the army increase
bill was halted in the senate for the
reading OF the telegram. sent to the
vice presidents desk by Senator War
ren OF Wyoming. General Pershing's s
OFFICIALS anxiously awaited further
news. Army officers believed IL prob
able that in the forty eight hours since
the fight there had been further skirm-
ishes with the hard pressed outlaws
and possibly that even Villa himself
had been found
Delay in receipt OF General Persh-
ing's report was ascribed By war de-
Iartment heads to the great distance
from the border and difficulties OF
communication. The scene of the fight
was about 225 miles south of Juarez.
Continued from Page ren)
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d. DOdd Make Surprise Attack on Villas Bapdit

mel Dodd. The first smashing blow at
the bandits was what officials had ex.
pected OF Pershing's seasoned troops.
but few OF them had hoped IL would
come so soon.
General Pershing's dispatch with the
news Of the fight reached the war de.
partment late this afternoon. II re
ported in terse sentences. giving few
details
Desperately wounded and perma.
nently crippled with a broken leg and
lame hip, Villa was reported to have
left his men before the tight to hide in
the nearby mountains. His force
broken into small bands. he was re
ported attempting reformation in the
Sonta Maria valley pressed on all
sides by American and Carranza col
umns
Satisfaction Expressed.
Everywhere tonight satisfaction
over the exploit of Colonel Dodd and
his men was expressed. Secretary
Bakers congratulations were sent in
this message from Major General
Scott. chief OF staff. TO Major General
Funston on the border.
Secretary OF War desires YOU to
convey TO General Pershing and Col
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-01
Secretary Daniels Recommends
Elimination Of SeagOing Subs
Suggests the Building Of Several Craft and Coast Defense
Vessels Proposes Many Other New Features
Composition Of the Fleet

WASHINGTON. March 30 se-rc
TAR, Daniels touched un a.I sides OF the
naval prcraroIr..a program Iu con.
tnIinE hIa testimony to-day hefur, the
house naval committee. 1Ir proposed
various modification. iu and addition.
fo thr ft'fe1r building program rr
i'r.rJ bt President wilson. n,uI.
Iur elimination entirely off N. pro-
vision fur greater artrrrE .Ihma
r.rra 'n fhr 1919 cafimlfta
Instead of Hruruprauuc for larger
vessels fho secretary suggested build
ms three sHNf0H type boat. flr Test
purposes. three lUODfon Scn..y fyre
craft already having been authorized
The remainder of tho submarine fund.
ho urEcd should ro into coast defense
boats of a standard tyrc. and 10 Is b..
ucscd could ho quickly secured Thirty
L''pcs may Do tho number agreed or
other new feature. proposed Do, NJ
Daniels were
Construction of great dry dock al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-01
GERARD PRESENTS
INQUIRY OF U. S.

BEHLGN. March 81 tby wireless to
Tuoberfou. ~. Jl James " Gerard.
fha American ambassador has pre-
-enfci to thr foreign Office his govern
menfs request for information as to
whether any German submarine had
f0ruedocd mo cross channel steamer
Su -oV or tho British horse ship Eng
U-hman The answer. according fo
fis Overseas $Dws Agency. will he DO
layod for some time boo order 90 allow
tis naval au'noritics to make the rec.
p.-Irr invests. .fI1u-
The tenor of th. note handed the f1r
aIrn ONCE hy the smbH -3dur I-
friendly throughout
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American mining men. Grim.
which sent thrill of bo,,o-
throughout the United States and
marked the beginning Of what
many believe 90 be the end Of his
olood-stsined career. u was "a.
ward Santa Yssbel that he was b.
ieved 70 be heading uhe, fs.
troopers of the United stat,
swept down from the north mo,
his camp.
From the reager details which
nave reached here from Nes.~,,
and American military sour-es
Colonel Dodd's men MADE their
"ay unno'iced through the AFRO.
yos. Or deep gulcres. which -pi.t
the foothills mi an directions s-d
tcontiHued On Page soyeul
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Vlls's career has ended. his
power has been broken. His death
or capture is only a question Of
days. perhaps only hours. Such is
the inevitable conclusion reached
here as littie hy little the details
of "Dodd's ride" reach the border
u seems Impossible that the erin.
pleo bandit can remain hidden.
even M the mourta nous wastes i'm
which he has sought refuqe
The scene of Colonel Oodd-s
victory ts = broad valley Iyf0q al
the head of the santa Nara river.
on the vest rise the barren foot
hills Of the cortIre0tai DIVIDE and
% the east s trail. made Hy
villa. which leads through the
Laguna de Cart.IIs district 20 San.
q Yss5el lf was ~ the latter
place that villa killed efqrtsen
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HARD RIDE OF SEVENTEEN
HOURS AND FIVE HOUR
FIGHT REMARKABLE
Villas Whereabout During Fight
Are Not Known But Sup
posed He Was Nearby
Location of Quarry Narrows Chase
Down to Small Territory-Ex-
pect Early End of Campaign

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March n
News Of the punishment inflicted unop
Nllia's men WAS received with mani
testations of delight at General Funs.
tons headquarters here TODAY and "a,
echo OF the manner in which IL was
received at the war department can,,.
IN The form OF a message Of congratu.
lation TO General Funston from Secro.
tary of War Baker
Army men here were disnosed d,
divide the credit for the action he
tween General Pershing and ColoneI
IodG. General Pershing is in charge
vi an operations and doubtless direct
"a me movements which eliminated
~ ,ie surprise attack. but Colonel
Douu ana MS cavalry aroused the ad-
IN IN tion OF otnCers at headquarters bvn
the splendid riding they ala ITis a.
exhibition Of hard riding was his al
vance from the border soutbuard .,
more than 100 miles in approximstaI,
forty eight hours. The ride wbicb
preceded the attack on tho Nexic.ns
was over trail ffty-fve miles for,,
ana was made in seventeen hours no
'hls was added five hours Of lighting
ana the ten-milc chase of The NJ
cans into the hills.
Just where Villa was during the fight
no one mere knows, bur he is reliably
Ieporled 10 have been nearby and
prevented from being in the enrsee.
Inenl only by his injured leg and bi,,
stan officers here say thai thero \.
no doubt that Colonel Dodd's colr,.
mas been strengthened now spd wi,L
reinforcements sent forward bN go
eral fershing. have begun an attsrL
on he bandit and his forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-01
New Fight Not Expected.

News OF another heht is not exnect.
ed however The smart blow admin
lstered by Colonel Dodd "Wednesday
II was believed here. would serve ~
d'ler Villas men froa1 speedy recon
Inc man hunt now has been mar.
ro"ed down 10 the region immediatel,,
"es' Of chihuahua along the Nortb-
western railway boo the reeion about
me headwaters Of the santa Maria
IlVer' in The opinion of many army ~.
hcers here. Into that part Of Mexico
s'" miles from the border. General
fershinc has sent various columns
NJ General Funston's headousr,ors
u was realized mn Villa. although
wounded, remained to be captureo
and that the loss Of 30 men was NOT
altogether new experience for him
ne optism was based more upop the
bthet that a. last the troops were I'm
me same part of the country win
MIN and that his wounded condition
would make o. moro difficult for btr,
To- travel u was disappointment to
Them 10 learn hat villa was not I'm tho
fight "'' All '''
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Thirty-one Are Killed and Many
Wounded, Gen. Hernandez Being
Among Former; Villa With Hip.
Shattered Taken to Mountains

AFTER A SEVENTEEN HOUR DRIVE OF FIFTY
FIVE MILES THE AMERICAN TROOPERS CAME
UPON THE VILLISTAS AT THE SAN GERONIMO
RANCH WHERE THEY WERE CELEBRATING
THE GUERRERO MASSACRE
VILLA, SHOT THROUGH LEG AND WITH SHAT
TERED HIP, HURRIED FROM SCENE IN TIME
TO ESCAPE THE ONSLAUGHTS OF THE AMERI
CAN FORCES - BANDITS MADE BRIEF BUT
HOPELESS STAND AND THEN FLED
THIRTY-ONE DEAD WERE LEFT ON THE FIELD
INCLUDING THEIR COMMANDER, GENERAL,
ELISEO HERNANDEZ-TWO MACHINE GUNS
HORSES, RIFLES AMMUNITION AND EQUIP
MENT FALLS INTO AMERICAN HANDS
THE BANDITS ARE SCATTERED AND DRIVEN IN
SMALL BANDS. INT o THE MOUNTAINS -
AMONG SERIOUSLY WOUNDED IS PABLO IO
PEI WHO FIGURED IN COLUMBUS RAID-U S
CASUALTIES FOUR SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-05
Mnuu2oo,
t3DMMWA
TO MAKE ALL
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR BIG FIGHT

NEW YORK, Feb. Tex Richard.
VINO Is promoting the Willard Moran
bout that is to take place here March
Il, said today that Wizards manager.
Tom Jones. would be here next week
ana the final agreement for the con
test would be signed by an parties
concerned al a meeting Wedne sday
nave not been apprised OF the
exact agtireement arrived at in Chi
caso Yesterday, said Richard today,
but ] am going ahead with my ef-
lorts 10 find suitable place to stage
the bout here. ] would like to bring
II OF at the Madison Square Garden
ana am ready 10 meet any reasonable
proposition made by the management
Of that place.
Il have decided that the top price
Tor the best seats will be S25 each
and / intend making reservations so
as 10 protect visiting sportsmen as
well as the local patrons from specu-
latoTs, as far as It Is possible 10 do
so.
Il Clinched this match by positive
~ threatening to bring Moran and
Dillon together in this city for a purse
almost a. large as the one / am put
ting up for Willard and Moran ] viii
insist that the champion shall train in
this vicinity for at least three weeks
prior 10 March Il. understood Moran
d. going 10 begin training at SARATOGA.
but he, too, must finish his preparatory
work somewhere adjacent 10 this CITY
The men themselves will have TO agree
on referee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-05
GROVE CITY FIXES
ITS SCHEDULE

GROVE CITY. Pa. Feb. f-Prof e.
e.. Myers. secretary OF the Athletic Asso-
citation Of Grove city College, has AT
ranged the following base bail scheduled
which ls without doubt one OF the best
ln the history or the college. The
schedule.
April &c. University OF Syracuse no
Grove city, April ~. 81. Bouavcntufa
college a. Grove city. May q. WHyues-
burg College az Grove city: May b. car
ncgie Tech at Pittsburgh. May @. Jul-
verslty OF West Virginia az Morgautowu.
May 10. Waynesburg College at vs. agnes
burg. May al. Washington and Jefferson
college at Washington May 4 e. uuqucsu.
Univ erelty a. Pitts burgh. May 10. West
virginia Wesleyan OF Grove city. May
20. Duquesue University a. grove CITY.
May p, MusIuglm College at Grove
city; May 81. Carnegie Tech az Grove
city; June o. slippery Rock az slippery
Rock. Juno 3, Westminster college at
Grove City. Jun. 1n. Westminster CuI-
Ieee az Nl,g Wilmington. Jun. d.. SIlp-
perry Rock az Grove city juno Do. Pitts
Durgu ColleElaus az Grove city. June d.
Pittsburgh CoIlegIaus az Grove city. rs
a. J and Grove city tdAto 10 be an.
uouuCcd Iater)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-05
PLANK CAN'T JOIN
GIANTS JOHNSON

CHICAGO. Feb. a decision Of the
National Baseball Commission soon to
be announced will be "A shock 10 many a
Federal League ball player. who now
believes himself To BE- free agent. do
clared Ban h. johnson. president or the
American League. to-day. Plank wanted
TO accept an offer To join the New York
Giants
The decision is in the case Of Eddie
Plank. pitcher, who appealed To- the COM
mission to b. made a free agent" con-
tinucd Johnson. PLANK claimed his CON
tract with the 81. Louis F'ederals had
expired and that when ne had signed
that contract all the American and Ma
uonal League clubs had waived on him.
All the clubs had not waived ON
Plank. Boston and Cincinnati. I'm the
National both claimed him. nut that
does not affect the case. Organized
base ball will recognize the reserve clause
OF the Federal League All players
whose contracts have expired are under
reserve by their clubs. whether in the
Federal League cor not. Hence. Plank be
longs 90 ST. Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-05
GRIFFITH TO LET
CHICK GANDIL GO

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 4-Reports from
Washington indicate that Chick Candid
IL to be disposed OF by Clark Griffith.
Chick did not do over well about the ini-
while II Is not improbable that he still
has much useful baseball in his system,
Il Is believed that the Old Fox will let
him go and replace him with Joe Judge.
Judge Is a New York boy. who learn
ed baseball on the lots OF that city. He
pastimed last csason In the International
League. and hung up "a truly wonderful
record in that organization. with Buff
falo.
Best in International.
He was easily the best first sacker In
the league. lie not only overshRdoved
all his rivals IN walloping the horsshice
but led In fielding as well
lie played In lt4 games with the
Risons. lie ranked sixth in batting at
the esason's close. with mark OF .32V.
lie made 15N hits yield a total OF 2OI
bases. He clouted out 10 doubles and IL
triples. scored 6S runs and stole IS
bases.
judges nearest rival In batting anon 9
first basemcn In the international Lea
cue was Clarence Kraft the gentleman
" no caused tho turmoil in the baseball
world over his troubles with the y an
KEGS a. few seasons back. Clarence bat
ted 500 with Harris burg.
Led in Fielding.
Ia fielding Judge finished iu tron'
with am average of .H9i Had l.3io put
outs. % assists and only made : errors.
This iS rather fair work iu any company.
Chick Gaudil. with the senators. bat
ted -'1 last year and ficidcd Hs6. Chick
was not tn. worst first sacker In the
American League by any means. and d,
f. possible that there is another rcas on
trade cor sell him that is not made pub
lie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-05
GOLDINGER TO MOVE
STORE FIRST OF MAY

T. tuldlnE.r. well known local furricr.
Wh" has been conducting business At
l-"- Chaplin street FOR the past nine
Years. announced yesterday that be- had
secured 81 lease ON properfy az 1889
nam street and expects Co move into
hiS new location about the first Of MAY.
Mr.. 6nlulug"r since coming Go this
CITY has built up au euN1iblo TRADE as
h furIi'r and hIs present quarters are
luHd'Uuaf' for his rapidly iurraae x
business. The manager has purchase
r. 'oWrl't" "utht OF machinery for
manufacturing rur goods and rbts fa4-
ture viii Do. used 'u hIe new ounrtsrs.
As fl. fuf business I~ very dull dur
IuE 'N" summer months hs ie OF tho
opinion that fr.e r1rf of OBJ. season
,au h' uruut.bIy devoted fp various
fur articles fI. Iae ..Cur.d double, hts
present space and mau. additional Disc
lures viii l. added
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-05
LINSLY NOSES
OUT MORGANTOWN

Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer
MORGANTowN. W. Va. Feb. Nor
santown high lost close and exciting
same TO Linsly Institute here tonight.
Il TO 20. the contest being decided in
the last minutes when Bachman Gagged
a goal on two passes from the tip off.
Morgantown led all the way and at the
end OF the first half had a margin OF Z
points. the score being IL TO Z. The game
was rough and embarrassing until the
last five minutes and neither team dis
played anything like team work. Bach
man and Hare turned In with the sen
sAuonal shots from midfloor. while
Foreman did the best work for Nor
gAntown- The lineup:
Linsly-2l Morgantown-2o.
bachnlan .-..... .......-...- Foreman
Right Forward
Jasper ............ Ioudin
Left Forward
FNo1o -.'..ss... ..-...... Myths
Center
Schenk ................... Roemisch
Right Guard
WERNER ..... ....-.....-... Hare
Left Guard
Substitutions-Okeso for Roemisch
Field goals-Bachman 8. Jasper l.
Reid 1. Weimer 1. FormAn ,, Loudin =
Mylius 2. Hare 1.
Goals from Fouls-Mylius I out OF 5
Loudin , out OF Q. Bachman 1 out Of
Referee-IIits
Time OF Halves-2o minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-05
BUCKHANN0N Hi
SWAMPS FAIRMONT

Special Dispatch TO the Intclugcncer
FAlEMONT W. Va Feb 4-Buci
nannon High school. coached hy Ward
l-anham. who last year coached the
tairmont High team. tonight got re-
Nenge on Lanhams former portece By
defeating the locals in a lightning fast
basketball game staged on the local
floor. - 20 %. Both teams riayed great
basket ball. the visitors being a Itti.
the better shots.
Lineup.
Fairmont-34 Buckhannon-4a
Nhisht - 49,, ..-..-.---. Parker
Right Forward
Hamilton ..................4 HymeS
Left Forward
Mereuith .-..-... ..-......... Shroyer
Center
Right Guard
AaNhlns -....-. .konrhaNg h
Left Guard
Field goals-Fsirmont. Knight o.
Hamilton J. Meredith 4. Wilson 9; lfaw-
kins =.
Parker =. Hynnes :.
Shroyer ;.
Goals from fouls. Fairmont. Knivht
out OF =.
Buckhannon-Parker out OF g.
Referec-keuclark
Time OF periods 20 minutes.
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WESLEYAN WINS
FROM D. & E.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intcu.geuccr.
BCCKHANNON. ". Va. Feb. A.
Wesleyan established herself as a. state
championship contender In spite Of pre-
NlouS poor showing mere tonight 10y
gaining nice victory from boNlS-i-i-
kins college by the score OF 1888. TN"
game was one OF the fastest ever Wit
messed in Buckhanuon and the result
was in doubt till in the last few MINI
utes OF play. with three minutes TO
play and Wesleyan iu the lead. 10y One
and scored seven points 90 two FOR
II. & T.. before time was called. 4 spec
DitI train came from l-lkIuS carrying
two hundred enthusiastic supporters
and band and the roofing was "a feat
uIe. Wesleyan showed the finest form
OF ia. year and while pressed all
through the game. showed that she had
at last reached her true form. Line up.
Wesleyan-39 Davis-Elkins-33
Jacobs Captain. --.-.... Hamill
Right Forward
Shumaker ..-.-.-....- Barry Captain
Left Forward.
Right Guard.
Goals from rIcid-jacobs 2. Resscgor
.. Shumaker o. Daniel .. MamuI ;:
Barry 3. Weimsr ..
Goals from f"ul--E.sseeer out of
L.. Wh'tzell cut of lf.
Time OF haiNcS-2u minutes
Ssor" at end OF FIRST ualf=W,Sft..,u
%. pavi--ElEluS 10.
Referee. StauShury.
scorer Vance
Timrr TX .iIisuu.
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OPPORTUNITIES IN
OVERCOATS.
DAVE SAYS

\ glance at the prices be-
low should determine you to
purchase an Overcoat at
once. You have never be-
fore had an opportunity TO
buy such values in Over
coats at these low prices.
and it is doubtful if such a
chance will ever come to YOU
again. If YOU don't need on
IOvercoat for this winter.
buy for next.
$15 and $1S Overcoats for
1898.
$50 and $22.5O Overcoats
for $13.4S.
$50 and $50 Overcoats for
S16.9S.
Weather for today:-Cold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-05
MAPrY STARTS EARLY
ON TRAINING JAUNT

NEW YORK. Tsh. Christy Nav.
hoWsou VIII start early for the Giants
raining camp This spring re will
leave here with % Young members of
inc Team on FEBRUARY b. Matty OK
TeDte Co be- BOO fine condition and tu
work regularly This year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-05
Falla Thronrh alnna

Harry kcyser. OF Ccntor Warwood
l"telN'd several cuts and bruises yes
some ice and fell through one OF thu
iarec plate glass show cases in the Huh
hull9ins. wheeling. He was taken to a
Nearby doctors office where his wounds
were dressed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-05

CHICAGO, Fob. i-Iess MiIlaTd.
who has been signed to box ten rounds
with Frank Moran March Il in New
York. may do most OF his training al
Hot Springs. Ark. His manager to
day received a telegram from the Bus
mess Mems league OF Hot Springs
inviting the champion 10 20 there TO
prepare for the match IL was said
Willard might accept the offer.
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Meetings being held IA Lasch's hail.
corner Firth street and Warwood ave
nue. sunday school at . 80 o'clock "a
i-' Mt schneider. superintendent.
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WarWood Rriefn.

MI. and Mrs Harold Corners OF Cen.
yer Narwu1d are the proud parents of
a son. which arrived Thursday evening
u. l.. t>ird'lherger ts making prepaT-
dilun~ tu open his barber Shop and pooI
room Monday 900 the basement of an,
Narwood Bank building.
among the Wurwoua teachers who
itfl yesterday Tor their homes 10 sueud
saturday aud SUNDAY are Misses Carrie
Morrison. valley Grove. Alice Smftr
Elm Grove. Kettle Lyons. West Nfey-
ard'r and Elizabeth Hawkins. Wash
.urtuu. Pc.
40 bids for the repair work 90 tho
l.'N..auu hos. house are to b. In b,
Monday afternoon
haNuI a. % NIndelbcreer has called
session of council for Friday even.
ing. Hi f.. council chamber.
l'. ufu.. -lNtu last night hv the
IN t.' "DI Dancing ~af was well lad.
'fr- Charles schultz is able O., h.
out after being 900 for several weeks
no r.r nom. un Eighth street and War
wood av,Iu.
Ai.s john jackson .s 200 at heI homs
.u Twenty fourth street. with bron-
Uuifls and the Strip
Miss Irsr. Sfo,hr .s slowly recover.
t- 200 H'r homo ou South EichIaul
.rNf..
M.. H.r.. D. ~ro.b.I f- slowly l..
.". r'iuE FROM Hn t'tIU. cot tho grin af
.'' NOM. u. EI.rland avenue.
SIN. Dust think Henry. we've mover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-05

tn" Junior band Of Warwood mot
last evening ia the Center WarwooJ
scho"i house. Prof. Henry Mitchell
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NELSON AND WOLGAST
TO REPEAT OLD BOUT.

IA CROSSE. Wis. Feb A.
Walter l.. Kannic. matchmaker OF
La Crosse and Appleton boxing
clubs. announced today that he
had signed Battling Nelson and
Ad WolgaSt To meet al Appleton.
February -. the sixth anniversary
OF the defeat Of Nelson by VOL
CAST for tho lightweight champion
ship.
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Grimm. superintendent Mornt
preaching at 1880 a. M. Services
evening al 10 o'clock Special musf
e9H,oc noir. EpWorth League Monday az
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Senior Girls. sophomores-l3.
MISS Lewis. ........ Miss Morrison
Right Forward
Miss Bonneson ............ Miss Schnepf
Lett Forward.
Miss Nans .......... ......... Miss Bean
Center.
Miss Fair. Todd
Side Center.
Miss Steiuhous,r. ........ Miss Hachfnan
Right Guard
Miss Robrecht ............... Miss E1efn
Left Guard
Slbstltutions-Ails Kada baugh FOR
Miss Klein.
Field goals-Nts Lewis I: Miss Nor
rison. 9 Miss Schnepf g.
Foul goals-Miss Lewis. 9. Miss Nor
rlson. o.
Referee hOrufuu.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
DEFEATS FERRIANS

Special Dispatch TO the Inteligencer.
ST CLAIRSNILLE. O.. Feb I'm an
interesting game OF basket ball here this
evening. the st. Clairsville high school
boys team defeated the Martins Ferry
team by score OF 80 To :. The girls
game between the two schools was clean
~ played and resulted ia "A tie score.
Hi. which was not played Off for an
unknown reason. For tho boys. Shafer.
Mcbride and Fox, for ST Clairsville and
Westiake for Martins eFrry. played the
stellar game. Following are the scores
and lineup:
ST. Clairsville-3s. Martins Ferry-s.
'AteAl'A " teL laAe
Right Forward.
Sidebottom- Clark .............. Woods
Lett Forward.
"lNhAAae 4 est
Center.
Christy ............-... Nickers-Talbott
Right Guard.
OK ......... .---.-.- ltOhcr tshaW
Lett Guard.
Field goals-Shafer. Z. Sidebottom. Q:
clark. !; Mcbride. o. Christy. ,: eWst-
lake. 1.
Foul soals-shafer. >: Mcbride. 8.
Fest g.
referee sivard OF steubenvius