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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

TiebitG9le duf ber poit
UsaHenbi.bItdble agf 8srIiner poits
dmiern beTb1ftis.n bas G6offenge
rihi gerlinsWlitte. auf Der anilaass
bnni iaben pier dliere. perteiratttt.
Srni,en. @ie Die geipeismifuabme er.
ga6, baiien Die bier anseilnsieu auf
benz ppiiami 40 am 9ebrier Bubnbof
lanaere 3eit ipiiematijd5 nIle padets
ceptiinbert, bic linen In bic Sdnbs
tamen. Beionbsrs berborsebobsn bds
ben I'D, bierbei bic Mnse.lagie Gbrs
barbt, Bel Der cine ain5abI glufsn.
g5de, Sei6e. gtieftI. Seife iHsaes
Tamalt peit iiber bunbert aeiioblsHt
(,egcnitanbe, porgeiiuben fuuroeu
Die Der 8oriiBenbe IN Der llrtbsisbes
sriinbuns berpprbob. baben bic 9iebs
i.dble bei Der poit IN isbier 3tit 10
iiberbon6 senommen. bnb fai! ieln
Gag perssbi, obne bnb niht Elm poiis
fenutsr ober ausbeIfsr pOr gnitt
fisbi.
Sein erfldrt
IN einem gripat.llnterrihts. 3irtel
ipirb bic ilsinenDlab4en au@ seiebri,
Ii6 anitdnois 5ii berebnien. Gie seb.
rerin besiint ibren ilnterridt NIT Der
,Srage: .2ene, fdg' mir einnlnI. mas
III beliu eiseniIid, lmnnitduDis2"
Gene lpsib feline anitpcrt bdrauf III
geben, alld, Goitb nidA ebenicperua
bic nddyiten flint; ihliebIid3 bebt
9aitIa. Die Siinsite. 5agbdft ben Sin.
ger dif.. y9hin gniln, weibt bu.
mas irnnnit6nbis iIt21
.linanitdnbig III, iinaIiiianbiJ
iit -" 9aiila Idf,elt peridnrist
,.iinaiitdnbis it, ipe,'ii Ss5yt4uano babel
iit."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
an Spngpieiu geitDrbeH.

Coroner Bauer tpurbe aeitern Be-
nadrihti9t, bab bic II Sabre alte
SSrau @lfiabetb Bud pon aodlarb i'm
2Ongpietp SoipitGl peri6isb. Sie mar
am IeBtsn 9pnnsrftaa in bolbbetpubts
lofem Slritanbe BON Sedrlet Oats
Sanitarium aus nad beranitalt iibers
fiibrt iporben. Der Sob tpuroe bur5
einen Ser5anfall berbeugefiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
Der apnarebaba.Orbnet. SrDi

- Der apnsrebabssorbnete Srpin
g. 2enroot bonn elften Wisconfinsr
Diiiriit Durbe BON Der rtpubliianis
Idben aoni.ren5, bic in Wliiipauis.
iaste, fir bic am 10. Mars ifattfins
benbe yrimarpabl aIs Der repubIiins
nifd. aanbibat fir Bunbesf.uator
inboFirt. Si, gu beIeB.nbe 9afan3
in bur& ben 3ob bts Straiors Sus'
tina entItnnben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
Japa,,
@iro bonn britiiden, irar8cfiften ,tnO
iialieniiden @otitaiter
Griudt perben, bic n0fbigen Sdritie
in Sibirien ali fbuH.

2onbon a. R1r5. Der britt
ite, frarBoiijfe iinb itaIieniife Bot
iddfter IN 2ofio beabiidItigten. &c
itern c6er bette, ipie bic !, ,Dallp Dfnii-
nleIoet, genleinifaftIib 5npnn 8ll er
iiideL Die notbigen Sdritte 5isIr
Sbuse Der Sntereiien Der sIuiirter
IN lSii,irien 5ii tblnl.
Die 3eihulg fiigt binSu. baB mar
nidt ertpattei, bab Der aHIeritaniif;
gotidniter iib Dem eriuhen az.
ihlieBt, nber aus oieer z 9bntinhe ioll,
ten feline beiinrilbigenoeH Sdliiiie ge.
Sogen iperoerL ba man feline SppoiI.
ton pon Selten auleritas erlportet.
-
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on March 8
1918. as required by the Act Of Oeto'
ber 9th. 1917.
ameritaHig6e IrupPen
bermibt.
Bel ben amtrifaniIden
2ruppen in Syranfrei4,
Samiias, Q. Widrs. - Die Mmerit1,
ner, bic na1 Der Bebouptung Der
Deiifdrn am Gbemin bes DANES gss
fnnaen eenommen tuurren, aeborten
allsr @nbrfHeinli8ieit nad gum
er0bien 3beil tiner grtunbigunsss
ssalui@nft Don I &lGrH on. sie Dor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
SbWierigkeitel
2Smrben, tuie Xpnopn be-
riHtet, Der britii6en Spts
iAaft in ct. Yetersbnrg
bereifef.
Gbsnio pie anosren entsntebipIOmas
ten, bic aus Der ruiiii4en 9aupt.
itapt nbrsiien molten.

2oubon, A. Wdr3. - SH Spns
berbepei4en aus ct. petersburg pirD
9eidiloert, ipie bic britii6e unb franz
3ofiI6e 9otI9aft ioipie bic @danbts
fdaften Selsiens, Serbiens, @riee
9eHIanbs unO pprtusaIs am ptrflOis
ienen Spnnsritas na9 elmer Rsibc bon
SinberuiHsn bic Staot nerIieben. Bel
Der italisHit6en 8otihaft paren bic
9inbernife osrart, bab Der Siab Der
SOti6oft nod Juriitgsbalten ipurbe,
na4bem bic iibrissu 9ipIpmaterl be-
reits abaereiit paren. Die StaIlsner
befanoeH ii6 am Samitag mitiammt
ben Stdben Der apnluln nod in Si.
Yetersburg ipie Der aOrreIponbsut
her nWorning poit" meIbei.-
8as Nusipdrtige Nmt Der 9plides
tpiti seitatteie ben 9eIseationen ber
9lmeritaner. Sapansr; Gbineien, Bro
itlianer uno Siameien ohne Weiteres
ab3ureiIen. beitanb iebo6 barauf, bab
es Die pdiIe aller llsbrigep Dor Der
4breife inooiIiren miifie unb Oeripei'
gcrts bic Suboifirune. penn Der Jns
baber bss paiiss in bem Document
niht OILS Diplomat beSei6net ipar.
Die 5olse mar, bab cine 4usabl Der
miIitGrii6en unb anberen Wlitgliebsr
Der peridiebenen MiiIionen 5ur,idss,
laiien perDen mubten unb iie lperben,
pis Der aorreiponbent Der .DaiIp
Mail" i6reibt, aueenIdeinIi9 als
@eiieln feitgebaltsn
IusIdnDer, Die nit benz biplomatis
ittu 9ieHit in tsiuer 8srbinbung itez
ben, limb jebo9 nit ben DiplOmatsrt
auf beren 3ug mitsefabren, ipdbrenb
onbere, ipie in ben Ta6rihten onees
beutet tpirb, friiber ober ipGter @ele4
gsnbeit gum 8erIafIeu Der StaSt ere
balten tperoen. 8eSiigli6 Der Griinbs
fur bas 5eitbalten DON Stnliensrn aes
ben bic anii9ten auseinanber, aber es
fdsint. baB 9raf qraiTo, elmer Der
SStaIisner, beim ruifii6su 2tuspGrtis
gen Imt uHbelisbt NOR unb auBerbem
ftanben bic Stalisner i'm 8erba6t,
ibren 2anbsleuten babel bebilfIi1 acs
ipefen su fein, bob iie suipiber ben
9eitimmuusen aus ct. petersburs
enttommen fonnten.
Mie Der 4orrefponbert Der rMprns
ing poit1 beriftst, tporen bic 2ebens=
mitteIgef6dfte IN CT. pstersburg bSIs
Zig Ieer. @ieie Der adben fparen nit
gretterH berndaelt unb es fpnnteH
tsine aebensmtttsI erlangt nerben.
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master at Cincinnati on March 4,
1918, as required by the Act of oeto-
Der 9th. 1917.
Trauenredtlerinneu ge
ntrnen.
Gn fhf " n m n A gDHr5 DnS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
8amiltDu.

lInisr asept IN SamiItpn III Serr
GonarS grnG, 449 Glib ;sHnfte Ctr.
Bel Gel. 746.&. Spme Tbone
t631.N.
Sm prO5eB Der bes Sattsne
morbes angetIagten Grau Belle Darbs
loD betrat bieie geftern felbft ben
,Seusenitano unb betpabrte bel ibrer
&asiageu biefeIbe 4ube, pelde lett
tbrer 9erAaftuns : an ibr beobaftet
tporoen mar. Sie eGb @ustunft iiber
ibr 9erbdltniB au ibrem 9atten unb
ertIdrte, bab mlber geringfiigisen
Gtreitistsiten basfslbe Elm nOrmaIss
getusien fei. Sic be5eugte, bub bic
Ylebi5in, pel4e ibt\ Mann in ben
Isstsn bier SaseH DOT ieiHsm 9Obs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

bate. nm feline 9aauibaft i'm 9strase
BON $11O, Ioipie I'M cine llbr I'M
@ertbe bon $40 beraubt iporoen lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
Mitindnien
Sat Gelti6lanos geSinsunsen fin
@aifenitiaitatb ansenomuten.

Berlin pia 9onbon. A. Diarj.
~Gie 9hnnanen baben unIere gebin.
glulseu iiir eillen BaffenitilIitnno all.
genonuiien." beibi es in elmer arl
gionias erIaiienen anltIi6eu ertld.
ruIlg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
Sen.peratur.

Die itiiHbli6en 5emperaturaufs
5si4nungen om eeitrisen 2ose tDas
rem tpie folgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

nabms bes bsutifen Daupfers Dill.
ieIborf- protesiiri. Sn btm protelt
beibt es, bab Der 0ampfsr in lloripcs
siihn gstpdHern fortsefiibrt ipilrps
unb Is tuirb bic Grsisabe bes Ooms
pft,s. fotpie bic JrsiIaHung Der Be-
fabuns DtrIangt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

Sn elmer Depeid,e aug aronoien
mar am 23. Jebruar ssmsIbet pors
ben. bnb ber Gampfer .OiiileIbori'
bon sinsm oilfsfreil5sr fpeasefibrt
ipurbs, aIs er iih auf Der Gahrt DON
2rpmfoe nod Sttttin btfanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

True trsnsistion filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on March 4,
1915, as required by the Act Of octo-
her 9Th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

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master at Cincinnati on March T.,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
8ranereies.


xbr gabariau 1rsptas gsmp.
Qorinefou, ~.
% gaTmeuni etsg,na g. Bdisoss
ubenrs. pid Run 4bonS @et ia
DaEbltHns Gsod 60. eosdnsoss nne
SRs S.ssenssnft sssStns 90. 1900
zEsSss:Sssf sssDinsso.. - on
asss.ssH sS,s1.ssI Ss'sisss. sls sis.s. s''''as
= sJx,cMs.sssss cMs.ssssSi essstna 20. aso @si
!.s. s.s.'. iasss. ars sissi 81.
= gsttsssr Brsstns So. sii7
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

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master at Cincinnati on March 4,
1918, as required by the Act OF octo-
ber 9Th ln17
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

True TRANSLATION filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on March &,
1918. Ms required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

Msaen Ieinsr ftErfsnbfr uno abfnbrsubeu
-,ni6nfifu farm fsratIpf pssms knlnins
ton trQfncifmanb fIrnsncrfuifH tpfrnsn etns
msn. of pibt rnr fin .rromp l,anines. n.
o. grssfs tan!af9riii 10 saf bsx eSe9slL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on March q
1918, as required by the Act of octo.
Der 9th, 1877. ..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
ariessbepartement
pIant 2IrienaIbaiis in 5rantrei1, bic
$25. 100000 foiten fOa.

Mafbinstpn. 3. G.. 4. Mdr5.
DDS frisssbepartement sab am mons
Tag betannt, bab bic anlase sirss ars
ispaIs sStiibpunttes in Jrantreih nit
einem &oitenaufipanb bon $25. 900, :
600 seplnnt III. Dieier Stiispuntt
ion ettpa 5ipnn5is srpBe 2assr6dufsr.
5ip0If M.riiiGtieH nnb bunbert tIsis
mere Wsrtiiditen umfafen.
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on March q
1918, as required by the Act Of octo'
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

True translation fled with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on March 4,
1918. as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th. 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
Veroifentli@t
Sat bas ariessbepnrtsment am Mon.
tag isinsH DodeHbsri6i fiber
bic Eriesslage.

Wafbinston, .. g.. 4. DiGr5.
gluf anoauerube pprbereitenbe Bslpee
gungen BON Seittn Der 9eutIhen aui
osm peitIihsn ariessf4auplase lpiro
DON bem ariegsbepartement IN Der
llsberiidyt iiber bic miIitdriide Gitua.
iipn fiir bic am 2. Wllr5 su Gnbe
gesangsne MO4e binsepieisu. Die
slnSeiden fir sinen beporftebenbsn
aampf msbren fi9, beibt es in ber
lleberiiht unb es Deroen brei Wsrs
iu9e bes 6eiubes, bic Don ben amsri,
taRif9en 9ruppen btiebten ainien sn
erreihen, aitgefiibri aIs 9eifpiel bas
fir, mas in groberem llmfange iiG
auf bem rpeitli4sn ariessI6auplabe
crtisnst."
Die befinittne antiinbisuns pirb
ssmadt. bab ameriianii9e Srupppn
einen abihnitt norbpeitii9 BON 5Ou[
iiberiiommen babeH unb bab cine @n.
Snbl betndirter Eruppen.Srper in Der
Champagne i'm aampfsebist Iinb.
Wtnn er1partet. ipie es in Der lleber.
iidJt beibt, bab Die 2b1tigfeiten aui
benz oitliden ariessifmipIns bic gor.
siHse in 8rnnfpeid beeiniIliien per.
ben, iuib 5lpar oir6 bic Nobiii5irims
Der gIane Der Geiitifen, ipie es IN
bem @oderrberidst beiBt Sefs bent
id)e aolonnen fino in MuBlarro tbdtig
irnb inr elmer bon ibneu, Der So,
Tonne, bic aitf Bitebs su marIhirt,
tpir0 gsiberitnlb geleiitef.
Giirfiihe 2u,ppers bic i'm anifn.
fus Dorriiden, iioben aiii gerineen
8iberitanb iin6 idladten arInentffe
8eiuobner Der ben 8hiiier ipieoer ab-
genoprnrenen @egenoen ab.
True ytrsnslation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on March 4,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
Der 9th. l9l7.
groteF pegen wtsnabm 9
beutf9tn Sampfers.
Gbriftianin. A. 1tbr. Rortpes
gen bat bsi Gnelarb gegstl bic @sgs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
rinssrt ipsrben IOu. Disie neus 1ers
orbnung tritt am II. Wldr3 tn araft.

True translation filed With the Post.
master at Cincinnati on March 4,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
Der 9Th. 1917.
SNf sss cE~os%n~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

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master at Cincinnati on March 4,
1915, as required by tue Act Of )eto-
"a. sch IOlT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
Teitiaatsnrs nnS Gneros Gbisfen.
66nbIeY.

ssrnbstm .HsIfnassA ID. iss E'sii
Q, gsSsIxGe.. SO stns On. sssm y,asn
1taass.ysss stniii,ssgs- H7--
II; si.iibssiTssss i.iis iTsssssssfus@s ssT !. s';SsaE' SaE's..
., lsaiss ~ s:s'a yssss sss O. SION. s.rsss:
3! q gel 9. Ssstbsr& ns-Ase
msn an s@aassaYx WV "a. sss-sso s'aia
III , a,..; a.,.... s.s; ssss. sss's. g.,
siuaTs Tsssssss s1ags L. Hss.l III sA sr !, !,
s;ras. sssss sse:. s.t st.s,.r ~. "a iais ssa
q. ssnsssssr o. iis--ias On senri
esssssmse D,aiIItssss~ sos FRA"
1ssun!sn eiasrI,as Go. q a. "a
B. uub Mace esy.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on March 4,
1918. as required by the Act of octo-
Der 9th. 1917.
Trauenredtleriuneu ge
ntrnen.
9Bafbinet toh, 4. TGrj. Sas
bieiiee 9lppelatiOnseeridt bat am
Mpntag bic @erurt5eilunaen bG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

True translation flsd with the Post
master at Cincinnati on March 4,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
Der 9th. l9l7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
Y. U. REFUSES THE
PLAN FROM BETHANY
c1ocIo1 To Tho IDtclliEnnCer

Special to The IntclliEGncer
MORGANTOWN, Jan. d West
Virginia Univcr5ity's athletic board
turned down the suggestions coming
from Bethany College and then from
West Virginia Wesleyan College that
a League or Coferencr be formed BE-
tween the institutions 10 enforce eligl-
bility rules. The communication from
Bethany College suggested that an
n agreement be made between Bethany,
West Virginia. Marietta and West
Virginia Wesleyan whereby student
having participated in one OF these
institutions as varsity player c0uId
not compete in another during the
following year. West Nirginia's re-
v;y 10 this recommendation was that
she had for years enforced the Mi
sratory rule" placing upon it, how
ever, an Interpretation that is also
placed upon it at Virginia and num-
erous other institutions that a "tul-
.lege" in the meaning OF tho rule was
an institution with an enrolment or
male students of not less than l5V.
The latest report Of the Commissioner
of Education for the t. S. shows that
bethany College had l23 males EN-
rolled i'm college classes: wesleyan
had 81 and Davis-Elkins had 81. west
NlrginiaS latest report shows over
sou males enrolled in college classes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
LYNCH KNOCKS
OUT WILLIAMS

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ~ - Joe
Lynch Of New York knocked out Kid
Williams. former bantam weight cham
Mono. in the fourth round OF what was
10 have been 4 surround bout here to-
night.
Williams was tho aEGrcssor in tho
first and second rounds and blows
seemed To- he effective. AZ the begin
ming Of the third round Lynch landed
"A hard right tn the jaw which sent the
former champion tn the mat for the
count Of one. Although game TO the
last. this blow had telling effect on
williams.
The New Yorker kept up his heavy
work in the fourth round. landing rights
and lefts almost at will. He. finally
hammered Williams to the rope. where
the former champion staggered and
slipped to tho floor. At this point VIII
lia,ns' seconds threw n towel into the
ring and the referee stopped the bout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
Rlplanes
TWO BIG GAMES ON
WESLEYAN SCHEDULE
Special Dispatch TO The Tntelllgencer.
EI.Cku ANN0N Inn "N=This woo

Special Dispatch to The Tntellgencer.
BUCKHANNON. ian. "a.-ThiS week
promises to he very busy one for .hc
Wesleyan basket ball team. owing TO
the fact that two very Important games
will be played on the home floor. Tho
opponents will he Salem college. m
Wednesday, night. and lravis-t,lktrS col
logo on Saturday night. These tw1
teams have been strong rivals ii W"s-
l"yan's when the state basket bal
honors were being settled. for number
of ycnrs. and especially is that true #
Davis and ElknS. because quite 4 num-
Der Of real battles have taken place be-
tween these two teams during the past
four or 1--WE years.
Although the gamo on Wednesday
night will be very holly contested. owing
10 the fact that tho Salem team is. per
haps, one OF the best that has ever rep
resented that school. tho BuckhannoH
team is optimistic and fced sure that
they Will 10 able TO hang another scalp
10 their belts. 1t might also be said
that somewhat the same feeling exists
concerning the d. & Z. game. although
the Elknsr team is thought Of with
moro or less suspicion. because t. is 4
we'll known fact that they always have
q good team In tho field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
AVIATION LEAGUE
Season In This Organization NOW In
Full Swing With Two More GOOD
Contests This Evening.

Another enjoyable time Is booked
when the Aviation league meets again
tonight The teams are shaping Up
rapidly for the hard games that remain
on thc schedule.
Interest is very unusual and this
small organization is becoming very
popular among the younger folks OF the
association.
The clubs arc rcry evenly matched
with :hc exception nt tho lowly TIL
planes. and the winner is still In doubt.
The Monorlancs fly all over the BIZ
planes in what should provo to b" the
bitterest fought gam" OF Tho schedule
and ono that ,wiu have Il decided bear
ing or tho pSunan;. Both clubs ar"
at the Top. with the Monnplanns having
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
RU| ll!cC IN THE
HUBBARD CASE
IN HIGH COURT

CHARLESTON. W. Va, ian. 90
! decisions in eleven cases. one each
from Brooke. Wrtzcl. Marshall and
Mercer, three from Mcdowell, and
two each from Ohio and Monroe coun-
ties were announced Today b. the
Nest Virginia supreme court Of ap.
Ipcals.
One Of tho decisions was written
Ippinion Of the court in tho Charles W.
I Coon habcaS corpus case. in which
Coon last week was denied release
from the state penitrntary.
The other decisions were: Hubbard
lacainst George. from Brooke county,
modified and affirmed: Marcuchi
against railway company. from Nc.
Duwell. reversed and rrmanded: Nor
gan against lee, from WntZel. affirm
ed Howard against Tatum, from Ohio
jcounly. affirmed: N"ikirk against Will
jliams. from Mcdowell, reversed and
IrcmandrL: l.onton against Johnson,
from Monroe. affirmed: Warman
a.a'nst Herndon, from Mercer county,
writ of prohibition awarded: Hubbard
against Assurance society. from Ohio
county. reversed verdict set aside and
new trial allowed and Bank against
,Lowery, from Monroe county, af.
fkrmed
Five Of the eleven cases on the SUI
preme court docket for submission TO-
Iduv ware continued for consideration
later in the term or until the next
Term. Among these was the case or
| the state against Samuel McCausland,
4 murder case. from Mason county.
THE other four wore James Nelch
against W. S. King. from Roane coun-
Ity: Shoe compGny against z. f. Nd
kins and others. ,Cabell county: j. 5.
Thurmond and others against Coillery
COMPANY and others, from Cabell coun'
tv, and Gas company against Orlando
Roy and others, from Lincoln county.
/ Oral arguments were heard IN the
cases of Samuel Starcher against Oil
company and others. from Roans;
/ Land and Mining company and others
against ]. 4. Midkiff and others. from
Lincoln. and state against John alias
Gipcnr Hill. n murder case from Cabell
county. in which thr defendant now Is
under sentence 10 be- hanged.
The case of NJ. B. Ray against city
of Huntington, from Cabell county
was submitted on briefs. The two 9TH
or cases submitted were State against
Omic Fisher and others, from Mason
county. and Laura NJ. Smith against
r G. Smith from Roane county.
In deciding the case of Nelson c.
Hubbard against Lucy NJ. George,
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SMITH, ". { ].
ATHLETE JOINS
AIR SERVICE

Special nispatch to The InteliiGencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Jan. 2s.-J. Hod-
kIns Smith Of Taylorstown. this county.
Washington and Jefferson athlete and
strong rna1. and holder Of numerous
records. left tonight for Austin, Tex.
10 enter the University OF Texas 10
undergo intensive training on the aNia-
ton section OF tho reserve officers
camp. United States Signal corps. Smith
passed his preliminary examinations
SIX weeks ago. 1Ie is senior al eel
'lcge, n member OF tho football! squad
for three seasons. holder OF tn w. and j.
record In the discus throw. and the
champion heavyweight wrestler at tho
institution, with tho distinction OF haN-
ing never been thrown In wrestling
match while college contender. Last
year Smith established q new strength
record for Washington and jefferson.
He has been for several years W. and
Us leading track man IN the weight
events and one OF the best weight hur-
lcrs In this section. Smith is tho sixth
varsity track man at ". and J. 10 en-
ter the air service. whilo at least TWO
others have been professionally accepted
and arc awaiting instruction 70 report.
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BIG GAME FRIDAY
AT CASINO FLOOR
Interesting Contest Booked for Week
End and o Real Battle AL the
Way Is Assured.

Tha out-the-Pike Collegtans held an
;nportau. practice last evening at the
..as,no floor in preparation for hard
contest when they mix with the fast
cathedral Alumni team OF this city on
Friday evening.
This game has been the topic OF nucn
discussion ard the fans are anxious -
soc these teams In action Office more. Tor
In a previous engasernent the boys played
one Of tho c,assiest exhibitions seen In
this city ia many years. The game WAS
tall of thrills aad exciting plays anu
vas not decided antil the last minute OF
play.
Both clubs are on edge for this strug-
Gle and the winner Will know that they
had to pat up a'real article OF the floor
diversion. whet 'hcy com" OK Of sh4
fray.
Cathedral AlIrlni has b""a trav":in:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
B. & D. TAKES
!. FREIGHT WEST

Orders were received yesterday to the
effect that local freight could DO re-:
ceived for points west Of the Ohio river
Cleveland and several minor points BE-.
ing excepted.
This does not include freight Of all
kinds. only that not under tho etn.i
barge. This order created a big rush
at the local freight office, as 1t haat
been many weeks since this channel Of
the road has been open 10 freight
The embargo was at first very se9.rti
on the Baltimore & Ohio. but the foaG>
had been going at full swing. SONG
notifications were ordered and they feel
confident that this western freight can
be handled with ease. %ss,5si
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
HARRY DAVIS RETIRES
FROM NATIONAL GAME

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 29.--Harry
Davis. captain and coach of the Phil
adelphia American League baseball
team last night announced his re-
tirement from the game in order 10
devote his entire time to business.
He Is a wholesale dealer in scrap iron
and last November was elected d
member OF city council.
Davis. who is As years OF age. be-
gan his professional baseball career
in 1894 with the Providence team or
the Eastern League. He joined the
Athletics in 1901 and with the cXcep-
ton OF 1912 when he was manager or
the Cleveland Americans he had been
with Connie Mack's team continuous