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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
AMERICAN TRANSPORT
Continued PROM P1rst PlTe)

Ing The possibility OF tarpodotng OF en-
other ship In the convoy. the CovinGton
wan temporarily abandoned. This was
done In excellent order and the officers
md crow ~erc taken on board a do
stroyrr. The submarine was not seen.
AZ dayhrnak the captain. several Of
flcers and 4 number OF members Of TIE
crow returned to supervise salvagiuS
tugs tool the CovinGton in tow in the
effort 10 get her to port. bur she was
TOO badly damaged TO keep afloaL and
sank
Vessels have been searching :nr thu
missing mon and the navy department
awaited the roper, &C tho names ne those
missing. which was not received until
to-day. brfcr~ announcing the sinking
nt thr vessel"
T@"rn WAS no explanation by tho do
pavtr"nt rs to whether ths. six nrr
were missing after tho transfer IT tho
crew from the troop ship :" the destroyer
ar after the transport actually went
down. It was feared. however. that
they either were Killed t.; th" :"rr... #
tn" eHHins,"n. or w"r., .'aucht BY the in
rush OF water into the "nGine ruldair
r'~,mS.
In announcing tonight thu sinnInr OF
n" CDviugt0n. Formerly the Hamburg
american Inner cincinnati. the navy Dr.
par'm"nt said that TN" Suhrnarin" winch
sent Il Torpedo crashing INTO tn" &nIp :
sid" juSt f"rwar'! IF tn" "ngIn.: room
a gil o'clock 1T night. WAS not SlEh,-
ID
Although Viz" Admiral Sins rpesSner
did mot <" I'M" details. officers herr. b.
h"v"h tina; tn" submarine WAS on tn"
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Joseph MCausIand
is Called by Death
Well Known Resilient Of Elm Grove and
Prominent Mason Has Passed Away.

Yesterday m"rning n lhr family
homo 1T I'M tr'"v" occurred IN" death
NJ ono nt Whc''linG'$ FORMER pru!nGfr.nt
bushes mon. Joseph l.. MrH husband. fol-
lowing a lingering Illness al nearly flv"
months. lu'. 70 heart tr"uh!". Th" Rows
al his death comes rs Il surprise and y.
shock to ms many fri ni$. Us il was
not generally known that Ills condition
WIS serious.
rh" deceased waS we'll known in this
city and had been proprietor OF tn"
Nj, SLu>land coffee a:,H iI,sLnut rU;IstInr
establishment on Snuth street Tor h
number Of years. Mr. M"l.lu%!and re-
%.I"d III he Faust Enrl. previously 81 AK
ing up his residence n ElT Gruv" and
took an active part in political ,uattrrS.
chief "f I-'licr. liz W0$ = t:iirty-SrCnud
Ohio lndG" and wT,4 ais" L prominent
Shrin"r II" MS horn "a. Sand Hin and
lived his "utir" If" n ;T'S vicinity and
had u wild" acquaintance throughout The
OH" county benz we'll lik'r! and re-
S;"s:i'd by all who hn"w him. H. =
survived hy his wife. VII" WAS formerly
Miss Julia flvis or Wheeling. rn"
daughter. Miss ELSE. II; nom" and nrr'
son. Harry. who "nliS. "d som" Tim" aga
in Thu. aviation department OF tho r. ii,.d
States service and who NOW on his
wa to France
Funeral services will he held from the
Int" home Sunday afternoon III so and
III" Rev. l.. r. l.rwrllyn. pastor al the
SION" Presbyterian church Of Elm Gr,vr
OF which IN" deceased was Il DEVOTED
member. vii! OffiriI;c. I'M rrTnrnt will
b" made in tho Stone church cemetery.
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Ia harmony with In" artI4n ~ tiiH
| nitrd STATES Government IN raising lii'
Irc Sht rates on tho railroads ANA other
carriers under lis control. III" Wheeling
Traction and Pan liand" Traction COM
p;:Ii,'S HnI"u!it'" AN increase IN ll'ir
freight and express ITiEt-S NJ 'ithrlt -",f
"iIrtiiN" "Wednesday. .fuly 10. on ship
IH'niS set %'.'l points IN West Virginia.
Rates on Shtftt"HtS bet wt'"ft points ia
West NirGtia and POINTS III Dhi" and be-
tween points IN pi!i" ar" not changed.
TIN New tariffs are rn file Tor ''Ntil-
nation at all "r tn" companies offices.
f"rr"r Tags will mol l." accepted for
shipments l"':W""n points in West !lr-
g!lia after July q. hut they will l." re-
deemed and T'W Tags may 30 bought ut
tn" tenth street office.
WHEELING; TRACTION COMPANY.
PANHANDLE. TR.N'T1ON COMPANY.
jy-G-S
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Cardinal Marrinclll

ROME. July 5.-Tar!inal Sebastian
MLrtir"llI. rr'I.ort of III" Sacred ,'"Il-
Er"Gatt"u "f Rites and f"rim"r paffI
t!"h.'g:ii'' - tn" United States. iS dead
apUSIulir I"l"3;Hi" t. thr f'Hl;"d Slal"S
S'rvInc from 1896 10 lHn". Wh'n hr re-
turned 80 liuIu". ii" vas born IN san
Anna. Italy, IN August -, l>>i. ana
was created AMI pr""lH!In''.l cardinal on
April H.. l4hl. during ms service IN tn"
WAS chamberlain nf tn" Sacred college.
Iar,linai Mnrtinrll VAS ninth an N"
lis, ~ cardinal priests IN order If i:'-
CcIrn",,
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North Wheeling hospital after an ~

North Wheeling hospital after an N
ness nf TWO weeks.
she WAS II member "f mo Sa"T"h
Heart church AMI Il member of the Altar
SurI"t? III that parish and also Il mem
h"r al til" I'urEal!"rlan SUcI"ty 81 81.
J0S"ph'>s cathedral. Sh,. - survived ny
four SONS. John. james. Edward anu
Vincent Iwu dnu%h'rrS. Mrs. W. u.
Ilatr"rhurk AND Mrs. Hugh Flanagan
all ct whom are RESIDENTS &C 'n'- rIiy.
Thrrr brothers. james, Flanagan "1
Hr"Nid,nc". l.. l.: Th"EnS Flanagan. III
l:"nwuud, ana John Flanagan. of Ans
city.
hold Monday morning At thu Sacred
li"urj church 81 = n'"h'Tk. lnt"rnrnl
Will l." IN Mount calvary cemetery.
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William ]. Tanuey.

rITTSBl l3;ll. iuI! I.--W!lliarN !.
Tann"y. former cpptn!n 81 Pittsburgh
iuiic, AMI head ct II l"rHl G"'"rtlv"
agency. died az his nom" h"r" az 49,"
o'clock thus murnuf;. II" was HItE-
thru. years Of aE".
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Admiral Ward.

ErSl.NE. y. Y. .iuiy :.--ls"ar Admiral
Aaron Ward. l.. :. ". retired. LI"d II has
h"m'' h'',. today after Ihrr" days Illness
rom mart trouble.
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WANTED-Female

WANTED--Gorcrnmc needs coon
women clerks at Washington. Exam
nations everywhere in .Iuly. EXrcrf-
..rr" UNNECESSARY. Women desiring GOV
"rnm"ut positions write for free partic-
ulars 10 i. e. Leonard. (forner Civil
Service E.N1minrrl. %? KrnoiS Bldg.
Washington. jy-6- l2-H0-o I-au-2-I0
WANTED Earn So weekly. spare timc.
writing for. n"wSraprrS. magazines.
EMP unn"c.: details free. Press Syndi-
cato. 80. 81. Louis. Mo. jT-G-s
WANTED-tiirl for general house work.
Mrs II. Is. Wiiifams.ja 18th st. ty-:i-I
WaNTED-ti urcrnm"nt~ needs 2O.h00
women clerks AT Washington. Exam
nations rvcrywh"r" in July. Expert
cn"c unnecessary. Women desiring GOV
eminent positions writ" for free partic-
ltfarS In j. =. LEONARD. tformcr tivIi
S"rvi'" f:Xamin"r). 9na ltcno!s Bldg.
Wash nGton.
ty-G-13-cn-c7- au-5-ln-lT
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Good office and living =
rooms al tho second and third floors OF
;lr. new lntcIIrcnc"r building. 1905 and
1917 Market St. Now ready for occu-
rancy. Apply Peter Boyd care lntelli-
Ecncer. ap-17O
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WANTED-AgentS

wANTED-Thrcc good agents to sell
household necessities on the INSTALL
nient PLAN. Best of goods and best CT
commissions We pay weekly. c. +.
Adams Co.. il4o-lI42 Main St. mr-l2-tt
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t.'.,' ..>,ird tonight Ivy TIA. var "rl'''
: Ia. r. was som" activity ht IL" c'i'-
EnG drui.l"ri.S during III" day. Nh"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

:" Mans Land hut :u.'r "--or;s w"r"
-, ~ rWri~.-.. Til" ",':uy T'ntr"i~ w"rr
f,tt -. it%!r .r.I 4 r.ttGin-s part? WAS
tGE.:.iI Ent>.
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FOR RENT-Summer Home.

For Rent. Oakland, Md. Cool and Pleasant
1000 'fcr; above tide. Heart Of Ale
Ehcni,:. Convenient Il. N -. station.
Finely furnished house in Crcv" ~ oak
Euni water. natural gas. Z. II. 1.invi!ic.
Oakland. Md. Jy-"-H
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PERSONAL

MALE corr. srrnd"ni wanted by Steel
t'rtmruny. ff:ISt j." abb :" wr!l" $h"rt !
hnnI ami l". ''..rmrt ir"n draft. Nd
dress r:uy e. W. rirr" Int"illE"n""r. ..
Jr-G-n
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FOR SALE-CANOES

FOR SELE-0ld. town canoes. II. r..
I'ri"dricII$. Sporting Goods store.
Wheeling. Iy-4-l
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German R.n1orI.

Hi.!II\ .iur, .-..NIn !.rmlnrr. -
Th.. ..rf,.,:I Instrumentation fi"In < Nor
al l..,d,u4,r:.r, ISSUED today. follows:
.t.,., ,,r WIRES ..ir,u.. attacks liun,:l-
81 ~ IN. ,.r,,,n. were. r.ru!>,,i. ,u to.fh
.,j.s IF ;n,. >.,..ur.. ,,-rirr,i,N .lrnruiug
tf,,. ,,,..r. ,,,F,rtr, ..,,,.,.i afiri e
rr,,..I, ~ .''' 49,, ,.,,,,i, ir,rl, - ,hn
.,,,r a.. .,,,.,,'i.. ir'l,, dn,yr h,t.r.. ,,ir
i,,,... NJ, .,,,,.,,.',.,r% ,".,.I
~ '. 80 .','' M ,.,.,,. -, mae.
80 iI.,.,-
',"' 80. &C.,
" -"
',!'. " W." VIM, w -; ''' 49,
i. 81, u. ''"'i' 49, Nv : "''' "N' "
'nr'" W. ''' III! '''" ''''' ms |"''"-' "
'' "'',; 'i''' .,...:.,.
- ~ '\'n,'.E ''' 't''' i'''' - - )
f"'lN'" an u'''rlH 70. Ni.'i' from 90 '''.
arm! - 'E""h frih"' ',"ilt''h' anu
Kept AZ with ir}'r'fS'i ini'n>'tN during
"a" ilGEi. ":i'""illli - - Sirrhdi = il!-
II" >"ri"r. Tier" na$ h''u Increased
lighting n"lIsi;f ~, IN" w,~t lank "I
-. N.r" nu hnth ,iI,< # tn" AiSnr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

MIS- Mary A. Kelley.
Mrs. Mary 4. Kelley. Of This city
passed away yesterday morning A. IN"
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WANTED-Male

wANTED--Aut"mohi rnaairmcn, high
est wages Apply Standard Garage,
Ninth and Market streets. jy-6-j
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WANTED-To Buy

WANTED-T1 buy :; IL : h"rS" p"w'
"i"rlr"' mUtUr Address }. l.. care
fft..iIiernr,F. it-6-l
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FOR SALE-M1scellaneous.

FOR SALE-rias engine" H. h"rS" power.
LdG""Ss l.. Is. "nrr in;"lligcn""r.
jy-6-i
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For Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Etc.

FOR SALEM" hrr*". ais" wagon ana
80, II harness. Cali National i'hon"
l--l-E ty-t-t
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FOR SALE-Automobiles.

FOR SALE-".tu;nmo Economy sent
fr"" upon request. Contains - pages
practical. helpful information. Offer
litni;'Hf. Address Automobile Digest.
t'in"innlli jy-5-g
AUTOMOBILES? Chevrolet Road
stnr. $50" If sold to-day: Al condition.:
guaranteed. Tt@ Market st. jy-:,-i
FOR SALE-i'. ton truck. IN frs:
class shape. Very cheap 10 qal:k
buyer. The West Alexander GaraG>.
j"-cS-G
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-s-YC--T
NOTICE !

INCREASE IN FREIGHT AND
EXPRESS RATES BETWEEN
POINTS IN WEST VIRGINIA ON
LINES OF WHEELING TRACTION
AND PANHANDLE TRACTION
COMPANIES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

WANTED--Strong boy about is years
I'D. The Front Co.. 1901 Main ST.
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WA.ITED-M Age II "a IS. Expert
IN" unnecessary Travel: make Sc
rrrt Investigations. reports. Salaries.
expenses. American Foreign Detective
Agency. 500. s.. Louis. jy-6-G
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LOST AND FOUND.
LOST

LoST-F.nEIlsh bulldog. z year.: old
;nal". hrlndl. with white markings
Return ta 80 Ohio street. receive reward!
taH l:"iI lIa4-E: National lSn9-M.
l.i".nSc l.2c. Jy-5-i
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MALE IELP WANTED.
Any number Of Coal Miners
Two Mechanical Craftsmen
Two Electric Crarcmen.
l." Foundry Clippers.
Glass Flowers and C;a,hcrcrs. flint
factory.
Hotel i'rrters
Firtrl Houscmcn.
an" number l-aborcrs.
Machinists
Freight Handlers.
Grey Iron MouIdcra
Pipe Cutters
Two Elect rio Wcldcrs.
FEMALE RELF WANTED.
Eight tcnlnrrdl class Bottle factory.
nmmcs,ics.
POSITIONS WANTED.
MALE.
Truck Drivers.
care '"akcr IF Lawn. Etc
Shell Inspectors.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Watchm"n and Time Keepers.
FEMALE.
Si"nograrEcrs.
S;carrra phrrS and Botk-kcrpcrs
Call 1t the United States Employment
Service between and S o'clock for In
formation concerning any kind OF en-
pIoyn.eut desired. Rem ember this L. =
public service and there Is no charge
whatever to any person. jc-llf
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NOTICE.

W. beg 20 a1nnunc" t!!a- n" firm ~
PAUL. .nuCh -" viii h"reafte- =" knnwr.
as tho Chas. F. Paul Co., doing a general
Zeal ESta.a ard Insurance business with
office NJ the Sa,rs place.
Sol Wheeling Bank and Trust Co. Bldg.
(Fo-mrrt: G"rrn"u Flank EILEI
fs~lL Phtrn" 10 National S.3-M.
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WANT5D-M"n Ia learn porcelain press
ing Apply Wheeling Tile Co. 3ond
and Wood iy-4-i
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WANTED-l'nrtcrS for day work. below
ar above draft ago; also man above
draft age for general repair work: and
~ woman for Scrubbing and cleaning
y" objection To married couple. Pcrma-
ncnt employment. Address Hotel Reeves,
New Philadelphia. Ohio. jy-I-t
wANTED-TWo boys, 16 years or over
to learn the printing trade Apply to
foreman 1nteuigencer after p. m.
'ny-15-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-15
East Side High Finds
Barringer Easy to Beat

The East Side High School captured
the interscholastic football champions
ship of the city OF Newark by defeat
ing the Barringer High School eleven
at Harrison Field, Newark, yesterday by
score of 10 to 0. The big score sur
prised even the East Side players, as
they expected one Of the hardest bat
ties OF the season.
1t was the more finished attack and
trick plays of the victors that enabled
them to defeat their city rivals. East
Side had not lost one game of the eight
played this season, and the victory
boosted its record one match higher
Old football predominated on boil,
sides. but open formations and forward
passes. INDUCED in at times by both
elevens, tended TO enliven the game.
Barringer's hopes for victory over
its rivals were fairly crushed in the
first hall, when the East Side attack
retted two touchdowns. Both Of these
were accomplished by Benkert on a
drive through the line after the East
Side backfield had forced the ball down
the field for many first downs.
Barringer braced brilliantly there.
after and during the next two periods
more than held its own with East Side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-15
New Orleans Results

isNt .-sa -.dn2; tor three -olds aud up-
Nsra; l'ats. &1Jc six furlargs l--Grsen Grass lis
3Saf2Ss), 10 70 and ! 20 . woa: louets.
- ioiriavr2. 70 !. 10 and 10 .. secone ;
Ss*iQs, ~ CBarett 10 .. TO J and OIL, thrd
Ilme. 20 Busy Alice. fellc.esd Mss Kcuter
t<ia,i sad Key Mar also ran.
g. sTc"Ad r@ce Claiming; for eNyo-yesr- purse
=, 10 : and 10 5. second Wafer Willow 20
ttassiey), y O. l. - and TO 5. third Time
.Vi 10. IlEeciSess. -tgr-s Cook. Plure:.zi Ma
worth ard fFevsr,cate also rsii.
Aid 'ae1 'r.nning; for three We -oids ard uu-
1;Ii; pu.se, Sl0; enc mile and seventy yards =
M.As Fannie. ioi Garner g 10 l. 70 and &
- I. Won, ComSclo llu (Rsiil Cce1l 0 10 : : ~
- af& 70 3. second; resit ncu. ~ eiurpiy,
Sa'faiior, faa'aseAa Herbert .eap!s AID le.e!,ls
ais, rsi,.
Fourth race Claiming for lAses-yoar-oi,s and IN.
;'@rt; purse. $500; ave anc hsls f.rong; 5--C;.-
la.st Lad. 40 tWakon) 6 70 even and to :,
Tol; Pepper. ll6 (o'Brie.l. TO g. 3 IL : a.;
70 !. second; Choirm@steT, 1853 johnson 9 TO J
: TO and to 10. tliFd. Time :l2 i, ,lnoor.
unity ind Ollie Martin also ran.
Firth race Claiming Toy three ODDS and IN.
Tard purse $500: mile and seventy yarl.s -
JACK Reeve. 10 (Cssti,y) 10 l. : 10 ...iI ss.a
%on; haHscod. ~ iRoDnsoal. 3 10 j. ~ NJ,
70 4, second; YernsA leo (Tiiiisl . 10 ! zen
ard 70 8, tA.ssl. Time. ~ 5-5. IAe3Dliig &
lora f1ncA alG hsauful. ais3 "a
sixth race seialla.As, lcr fIeee -yee ,-ci. . ~
TaFl; purse $500 one iaile AID seseaty rssris =
Lucille r. iWakeNl to :. s .s ) and ! - -
Won: Luther. ia io'Bsieul II 70 - 10 : sr1
10 >, tesond; Ben hanr.on. 100 (ssneldemapt .
TO |. To and even. thir1 Time l:SsS5 ~
lsV PAitlsA E.us Thistle and Ito also Ysa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-15
Havana Results

. tlIst race all ages: maidens; purse s.oo. s;
IIu.'oHss> -Vlsw, 10Y lNsssyl. i 10 :, 10 :. IA
~ 70 Won, Nora .JI lriehensl 10 l. = 10 !
to and 10 l. third Time l:i9 ~ Su,
dura. Neither. Great Gull. Henry G.. Ca1lss, -,
l1!nkins, Jimmie Burnes and Rock OF LIZ, ~,
ran ~ W N1r~e-| a+So
Second yaee (threeyesr- olds and upward. cl,;,,.
W.; purse $500; five and half furonssl-in,.
Miss MISS , log (hesss} 70 - 10 5 and 70 :.
10 !. second; Glofuo, los tDomfni.t, =. a'4
eTen and ! to . third. Time. ] d es 10 J.
fu.etlde, H2A Olympus. Cole Aunis F<lcs- I 81,
James eioscr, Blanche Dcnalto.l and Aisant -
ran ~>Ns]'e1 & 70
Tll4 rSrs tt!rec-yesr-olds and uswas,; claim
.s prse s5ec ire ard hslf flr!onsx
yyoh ~ fDrsycr, 70 !, to 5 and 10 s. Irop
bf2A rs t1hurberi s 10 J. : To- . srS ~. ~
seeonH; bianehita. l0e tGsrgsn} > T., to ~
ana 70 ), third. Tine 0s 3-5 + !; e.
1890 100 FROG Legs and IaitaAs also ran
l., I ourtn Escs lfree-year- olds aud upward; claim,
Goose lo7 (Bumanl even a. to and cat Won
Inc Inc ytSe l9S Ihels@yl. 20 !. . to ! ard 10 :
second Bun.ce los tRyan) q 10 sT.n .nJ .;
- >, t.nrd Time. l;eT Is. Prety Dsby i,.r
lf f9Ts. Billy Jee and James also ran '>'-''
ruin race (three year olds and upwsrl. claim.
Bs s pu III so ga one 70 and my yardsEddc
c4gtan Marchnont, los 'Thurberj. to i.'i T 10
ard ; 10 g.. second: Don Thrlsn l6s I..ra, - :
"a l. u | and to q third Tina r x
r'iVe' sandals, Hands or. Guide Post and sod
Eork siho ran. $3.50 ''0-4-
,eg pNgse $500 nils sld 'u L @sth.
Sordello. 100 tBullmarl, 10 10 l 10 sn %9''
70 l. sscond; Darcy. los (Jacksoa), 10 :, to :
and out, third. 1arse. ls7 SIS Jack Snlrn CIV
ava" cliIf Haven. Dia4i and Nephtll.s also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-15
Boxing News and Notes
BY FRED HAWTHORNE

The life Of the lowly sporting scribe
has its great moments, existence IS
not without its balm OF Gilead, virtue
is its own reward Aunt Eleanor Ann.
Last night we experienced our great
thrill when we received an engraved
invitation from Smiling" Silyey
Burns, Che sweet singer Of the six
day bicycle race and whilom manager
of boxing urtistes.
Silvey always holds = place n his
great and generous heart for Us. When
other friends desert, when our com
pany pals on old acquaintance, when
persons stife yawns and glance long
ihgly at the clock, as we sit and chatter
our senile head off, Silvey is always
ready to take the burden on his own
shoulders of making US feel like some
body. lie is battle SCARED veteran
Of six years Of friendship and we feel
like personally decorating him with
the Distinguished Friendship Cross.
He has ncbly earned the honor
We ara moved to this hectic har-
range by the Invitation from Silvey
that found its way to our letter box
last night. On mauve tinted card
Is engraved the following:
First Annual Ball
OF the
Silvey Burns Mike WagnerFrank Nor
gan Association
At Tammxny Hall. Lincoln's Birthday
Night, February IL, 1919
Music b. Professors Valanoti and Iulo.
ticket, 50 cents. Admit gent and lady,
including wardrobe.
On the back Of this precious bit OF
cardboard is the chorus of that lifting
bit Of lyric loneliness: II Miss That
Mississippi Miss Who Misses Me"
We have secret understanding with
Silvey that he will give a special solo
il oar hcnor. in the form OF song
words and music BY our unblushing
self. entitled: on Pal From Pa.es-
tine
We are ro9dy fcr the great adven-
turc. Down in the bottom of our CID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-15
Fatalities From
Football Show
Decrease i'm 1918

CHICAGO, Dec. -Football. Amer
lcas great autumn sport. claimed the
lives OF nine players during the 1918
season~-three Jess than the 1917 toll,
nine less than in 1916 and seven under
the number in 1915, according to fig
ures compiled by The Associated Press
o-day.
Virtually all Of the victims were
free lance" players, not participating
in games conducted under college and
university physical direction. Some Of
them had only limited knowledge OF the
game.
The figures will continue to decrease
until fatalities in americas toughest
outdoor game have bean entirely elm
mated" said A. A. Stage, the veteran
football coach at the University of Chi
cago. The greatest menace 10 the game
is the lack of proper training and
proper physical examination. While
some Of the larger high schools now re,
auire physical examination, in most OF
the smaller cities this is entirely
ignored.
The dangers of a dozen years ago
when the old style, smashing game in
Guided hurdling, lov tackling and
vicious offensive tactics, have almost
been eliminated by the new style OF
football play, followers OF the game
pointed cut. Defenders Of the game
, also declared that under the present
physical rules prevailing in universi-
ties and colleges there is little more
danger OF Che gridiron than on the
baseball diamond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-15
Four Good Games
OF Football on
Tap for To-day

Four games arc scheduled in thc sec
ond round OF the annual cup tie COM
petition OF the American Football AS
ISOLATION this afternoon. in addition to
d National League game between the
New York T. G. and Babcock E. Wilcox
at Lenox Oval, and four games Of the
New York Combination League and
three in the New Jersey League.
To-lay's schedule follows:
A. i. A. CUP TIES
,Iorss pry DocN y. c. VS.. Scottish Americans. at
NoJb,ns D-y Dock vs. Chan MsGDur. at Nc1old-
rick's Recreation Grounds, Gre5npont :,
Bridgeport City IS. Federal ship II. G. al
TaIsTsoa j. C. u.s. BunAee Dul y. G.. at pater.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Yora ys Bsbcuck s. Wilcox. az ISnox Oval
n. Y. CONDENSATION LEAGUE
White Daee vs. Prospect r. G.. az Astoria
Viking .a. Maconus 4. e., 1T Aiacombs Dan
fulton Y. e. Vs. Manhattan. at Recreation Park
NEW JERSEY LEAGUE
Ktnloy T. c. 7e. Eagle 81. C. at Clerks Field
SpeedFay Y G. u. American A. A.. at Motor
drome oval Newark
Triangle A. c. Crescent T. c.. at Baysld
. PARK. jersey City.
! The standing of the clubs in the Com
bination League follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-15
Harvard Runners Get Busy
On Their Outdoor Track

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec. lathe
first sign of renewed athletic activity
at Harvard appeared to-day when the
outdoor running track was put in posi-
ton. This track, which is built Of
wood and is circular affair thirteen
laps to the mile, will be used by the
varsity and freshman runners during
the winter and is an admission that
the Crimson will have representatives
in whatever meets are held during the
indoor track season.
Work will start next week on three
hockey Kinks which will be built on
Soldiers Field. Candidates for the
varsity and FRESHMAN teams will re-
port on Thursday. January 9 f. z.
Gross, who coached the varsity and
first year team last winter will have
charge of the practice until regular
graduate head has been appointed.
Coach Donovan Will be on Soldiers
Field with the new year to give the
runners pointers.