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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15
BOXING PROVES BENEFIT IN ARMY
Qualities Manly Conquer
Troops; Boxing Being Taught Quite Generally all Armies Allies

than his British friend. Surely il
such men can lend their aid to the
OF the boxing game in
why cannot the sport receive
Just encouragement and protection
IN the states OF New York and Illi-
nois, where thousands Of men clamor
for it and ask the passage OF laws
to legalize the game and keep II
clean and free from all forms Of fax
erss etc.2 There are a few knockers
and refOrmers who always try to
fight il, but they are in the minority
and should be tabooed. Now is the
time for the friends OF the game to
get busy and advance the interests
Of the sport
Lynch Challenges.
When Joe Lynch. the new bantam
weight sensation OF New York, put the
x. .. sign on Kid Williams at Phila-
delphia last week, Il was the first
time in the Baltimore Kids career
that he had ever been obliged to see
the * o. BY in his record, since
he started boxing in 1910. II is not
the first time that the Kid has been
knocked off his feet, for Johnny
Ertle put him down for the count Of
nine according to the referees count
when they met at Baltimore in De-
cember, but which should have been
a knockout, as il was II seconds that
held at the ringside-
However. Ertle did not get credit
and the feat is recorded in favor OF
Lynch. It was not the first time that
Williams had met Lynch for they
battled ten rounds. no decision, in
New York on March IS. 1917. Al that
time Williams was credited with hav-
ing the best OF the contest. Lynch
also fought Dutch Brandt a fierce
battle Of ten rounds in Brooklyn,
April z, 1917, and twice fought
Frankie Burns during 1917. ten
rounds each. with honors divided.
In addition, Lynch has fought
number Of second rate bantams
around Philadelphia and Brooklyn
and through the New England states.
He is tall for a bantam and well put
up. having a good punch in either
hand. He is also a clever lad and
when Charlie Mitchell. the former
English heavyweight champion, was
in New York last summer he picked
Lynch as a coming featherweight
champion after watching him in ac-
ton against frankie Burns. The
bantamweight title is claimed by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15

EE NICHOLS IS the local champ
ion On the 1913 Hexathlon team.
- Tho title was held for two years
by Paul Mayer who entered at the nth
hour 10 help boost FL Paso's mark
While Mayer did good work, he was
rot in such good condition for the
meet as he had been the two prior
gears.
Nichols scored 37g points. his near
est competitor being z. Silberberg,
with ss7. Paul Mayer took third
with s01, followed by r. Gilbert with
$50. While the official score shows
that White made but 2ss points. the
marx is remarkable when It is con
sidered that he made il in three
events, whereas some contestants en-
tered in the total number. or six
eFenrs.
The question now upDermost in the
minds OF y. II. C. A athletes is
whether or not George Whites record
VIII be allowed 10 stand by the ma
lional board. or be thrown out 1t
VII probably be nearly a month be-
fore a ruling may be had on the
point.
During the latter finals the old
stars turned out in considerable num-
bers. and although they we're not in
training. much better results were
attained than prospects indicated a
few days before White was one Of
the old men who returned However,
he had come to the city to enlist in
the navy, had made his application
and been accepted. entering the Hex
athlon while he was awaiting an as
Segment from the navy department
A rule having been adopted that in
the Hexathlou meets no member Of
the army OF navy may compete. II is
very questionable whether or not
Whites record viii he allowed to
stand Athletic director a. L Holm
e sending in the exact circumstance
il the case and viii ask for q ruling
from the national board
i is believed by many that FL
Psso could easily have equalled her
last years record. Notwithstanding
her losses due 70 the draft, had the
men been IN training for a few weeks.
Most Of the old members had not
been 81 active training since last
wears meet Although some OF them
were in fairly good physical condition
fresn participation IN other sports,
hardly any were trained for the
events in which they tried
Marks were made in the different
events IS follows. and points as indi-
causds
High 5umD-George White. 81. IS
points; L Nichols. 81 Il 70; H Sill
ber5srg. z-11St Il; P Mayer Al,
IS; A sigaL 4-101zs 6s; 6 Darbyshire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15

usual. during 1917 there were
q quite a few long hits made
L - that cleared the bases Of their
three Inhabitants. Edward Henry
Fitzpatrick, of the Braves. smOte a
double of Sherod Smith, OF the Su-
perbas. on Nay Z. after the Brooklyn
southpaw. now in the army, had pur-
posely walked Hank Gowdy who beat
all National FASTENERS into Uncle
Sans service.
Fans thought Walter Ruether was
more Of a pitcher than a hitter until
on April IS. he batted for Charley
Deal and cleaned up with triple made
against Jimmy Ring, Of Cincinnati
Two in One Game.
A peculiar thing about the cleanup
doubles Of the year was that a pair
of them came in a game in which
only runs were scored This game
Pittsburgh on April 81 Cincinnati
won at to 8 Doug. Baird sent
home all Of Pittsburgh's runs with
a two Dagger in the first inning Fred
Toney yielding the hit
Right in the next session Greasy
Neale was confronted with the same
situation as Baird had been and
struck the same kind OF a blow This
blow meant victory for Cincinnati by
a score Of 5 TO g. The runs batted
in figures follows:
Long hits made with bases full.
BostOn-4.
May T-Fitzpatrick scored three
men with double off Smith. Of Brook
lyn, Superba pitcher walking GoWdy
purposely to get at man who made
hit
Nay sO-RawIings scored three
men with double off Coombs. Of
Brooklyn. hit winning game
July 1T-Tragesser scored three
men with double off Mamaux, Of
Pittsburg.
September 23-Covineton scored
three men with double off Goodwin, Of
St Louis
BrOOkIyn-3.
May 17-Stengel scored three men
with double off Schneider, OF Cincin-
natl who had just relieved Eller. hit
winning game
August 25-StenEel scored three
men with triple off DOak, OF St.
Louis
August 25-Daubert scared three
men with triple off Nay. Of St Louis
Chicago.
April s6-Ruether scored three men
with triple off Ring. Of Cincinnati,
inside when batting for Deal
May 16-Mann scored three men
with triple off Reulbach, OF Boston
May 22-DeaI scared three men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15
Colorado Team
Is DiSbanded

The basketball team Of Colorado col
lege was declared disbanded today
by the college athletic authorities
when members Of the squad turned
in their uniforms and asked that this
action be taken.
The request Of the players fol-
lowed the declaration of the faculty
that illegal and Whitehead. both
members Of the regular team. we're
ineligible for further play because Of
low marks in their classes. Lilies
from, captain, resigned his place and
announced he soon would go to
Washington 10 take a federal posi-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15
By E. I. LANIGAN.

with double of Lavender. OF Phi1a-
delphia.
June Wilson scored three men
with triple off Marquard. OF Brook
September 2s-Flack scored three
men with double off Rudolph, OF
Boston
Cincinnatf-A
April 27-Neale scored three men
with double off Miller. Of Pittsburgh,
hit winning game
July 14-Shean scored three men
with double of Schupp. OF New York,
hit winning game
August I22lIagee scored three men
with double off H0rstman, Of St
Louis.
September ARoush scored three
men with triple off Evans. OF Pitts
burgh. who had just relieved Grimes
New Kork-5.
May 11-Zimmerman scored three
men with triple off Schneider Of Gin
cinnati.
July 4-Robertson scored three
men (and himseIf) with home run off
COMBS. OF Brooklyn, hit winning
September 2o-Thorpe scored three
men with triple off Steele, OF Pitts
burgh-
PhnadelphIaS.
April 14-Baneroft scored three
men with triple off COMBS, OF Brook
lyn-
July 20-Bancroft scored three men
men with double off Meadows, Of St
Louis. all three men who were on the
bags having been passed
August 2A-Adams scored three
with double off Regan. OF Cincinnati
September 5-Paskert scored three
men with triple off Coombs. OF
Brooklyn
September Bancroft scored
three men with triple off Allen. OF
Boston, hit winning game
Piftsburgh-1.
April z7-Baird scored three men
with double off Toney, OF Cincinnati.
hit saving shutout
st. Louis
June 6-Hornsby scored three men
land himself with home run Off
Nehf. OF Boston.
June miller scored three men
with triple off Barnes, OF Boston. hit
winning game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15

Points won-Koenig 2; Fenner 3
High game-koenig 112.
High total-Vandemoer 4S2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15
Mines Quintet Is
Much Improved

Friday night. at the "Y" gym. the
Mines basketball team viii meet the
Tigers. The Mines team has shown a
marked Improvement lately as a re-
suit Of constant practice, and the
game promises 10 be good one.
In the second game between the
Wall and Feldman teams there is also
promise of a close tussle. These teams
have been well matched and. unless
one has made unexpected develop
ment. the game viii be a close one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15

Victor Breyer, the well known
journalist and publisher Of France.
has taken up the boxing question
along the same lines as A. J. Daniels
Of the London Sporting Life. only AIr.
Breyer is even more enthusiastic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15

Z S usual during 1917 there were
a ute . f.u- To-- hits made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15
INpooe SPoRR :

pLA4lvG POUR tANoEV
PmocRE VITA p PET WHO
AuAuA4r STUDlEy ne cGL"G
wHgs IT'S HiE TuGT TO PtA4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15
NOT YET. RuT sooN.

The report that Ollie O,Mara. who
had been booked TO play second base
for the Brooklyn Dodgers. had en-
listed in the navy was somewhat e1-
sggerated- II seems that O'Hara. who
went to Brooklyn to spend the win
ter, merely took a clerical job in the
Navy yard as civilian employe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15
rr1IBIERs PRACTICF.

The Small Boys Leader tumbling
team viii meet at the Y. NJ G A
gymnasium Saturday morning for
practice prior to their appearance at
the Y. W c. a. county fair, where
the tumblers will give an athletic
exhibition Saturday night All men,
bers Of the team are requested to re-
port for practice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15
COLLEGE ATHLETES NEEDED
TO ORGANIZE ARMY BOYS

New York. Feb. 16.-One hundred
former college athletes above the
draft age who possess the ability to
promote and organize sports for large
numbers Of men are needed immedi-
ately for military camps in the United
States and France, II was announced
today by the Young Mems Christian
ass0cia ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15
PAIR Of CLEANUP DOUBLES IN
CANE SCORING BUT EIGHT RUNS

Season of 1917 Brought Forth Number Of Long Drives
That Cleared Full Bases; Ruether Proves Surprise by
Long Drive and Holds Up Record During Season;
Base Cleaning Downfall of the Pittsburg Team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15
FIRST sBOx. SCORE.

The first box score" Of the
season has appeared in St
Louis papers. An indoor
baseball game was played
for war fund and it drew a
gate" of $1,000. Among the
players who donated their
services were Walter Holke,
Of the Giants; George Sister.
Of the Browns, and John
Lavan, of the Washington
team The newspapers of the
Mound City gave much space
TO the game, hence the box
score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
OHIO Ne US

, spec ,al D. patch L. Tho lmtel!tscncrr
COLUMBUS. - .tuH. with 49,
. """ signatures appr,Id"d 10 the petition
tor tn" tut'm SS!nn Of the dry amend
m"nt |" Ia. state constitution no"
ready for hIiuH with tile secretary "t
stat. the Uhi" dry forces nave tine
largest initiated DR.! petition ever car
ru!al"d III the United States. Also. Tor
The h"sl tiin.' IN the history Of rrl".
thvr" ar. petitioners from each one OF
TIM IS cuunt!cS. More petltiuns are BE-
i"E received. and Tia whul,. number oil
!Iailr$ wIII arpr"NInlat" -ph.p W.
dIIl"nal names may III MED up 10 Au-
gust =.
The petition THIS Year runlalHS InoEe
than %.nun Signatures III "A"c's ~ th':
petition filed II year ago. THIS III view
II th"' !urSr number al voters ho" oN@I :
>'a$ VIII" aIgn"d TN" r"uLinn var
He". l. considered peculiarly SiEhlii-
can't. 1t ~ pointed uut also mat IL
Ih.' percentage OF increase III SlSllhl urcS
/" III" petition - maintained IN inc w.
3ns. Il dry victory - assured by a Manu-
som" margin.
iii" petitioners from The larger coun-
ties nf dat" August ! are:
Frank. &."un: Lucas, -.lS2: Allen. =
ID, Washington, :. 5.?: J"i f"rS"i'. H.
.a\: tuyAh"Ea. lI."Il: j!anlIIt"m' ~
VI o. n
-: .M"nlguin"ry. 49,: MWSinS"in -.
as: S,.i"tr. 3,luG; summit. 4.t49; Rich
land, -.Nl9.
Ohio citi"s dependent upon the EAST
Oh:D Gas company for their tue! supply
Will have IL lruk /" other sources OF
supply az soon rs the conlracl uIl req.
lions between ti:r cI;l"S served and NhF
'rinpan! |, tIrtI:u:c.
THIS warning MAS gwen today by Az
tnrrcy S. RI. TuIirs al cleveland. rep
rcyrG;ing the Last Ohio Gas cu;HphhS
before The stat. public utilities cGlh-
mission IN 1t proceeding tu determine
the: C'n!nmisYlonS iG-lsutcl!on over .n:,
EaS "uupanES proposal 10 WitAoFnm
from the city If Alliance on pctrU"F 80.
Tn" city Of Alliance and business NJ
trrcStS are seeking TO hrV" thn UtH!':"s
. commission assume 1urISuicllon ntIH
prevent tho company Withdraw IhE. ne
gas company is said To have served GA
Tho city two years ago n"tlG" max
proposed To dIScunt:n"" service AT IhS
cNr,raiion IF its cent rlciual time.
This policy. Attorney T"li"S SAM. h'u
been forced upon tn" SaS company y!
REASON Of the ever decreasing S"prrH
81 gas The company. Il" slid hsd pt'n
forced to choose between ullnlh!ShIhH
The supply in all cities which II serves
ar Withdraw altogether from chs"S US
soon a. contracts expired. tn" '"ih-
! rauy. he said had chosen IN" 'h''"'
I course.
The Fast Ohio Gn<- company serves
J Cleveland and many other large 'hl"S
! in the northeastern section Of the S'a'"'
Retail milk prices for cont rnl ono
! advanced today from !" '"nts T." -
stat" milk commission authorizing an
incrnaS" from $50 per hundrIr! r"ui"H
TO $40 To thu producer Th" r"tali
price If : cents per pint remains 'h''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
American Ship Sunk;
Five of Crew Missing

NEW YORK. Aug. c.-Thr American
steamship Puscidon. 1911 tons gross
:.rin- .'.r under iii" Dutch flag. was SUM
in n collision with an American tanker
last "Wednesday off tho Atlantic coast
il WAS learned in marine circles mere
in,lny Eirr members IF her crew nt
~ are reported as missing Captain !.
nurir master of III" ship Gied i as In"
result uf exposure after heinG landed.
Thirty-tbrcc mon Of the crew were
landed at LcwcS. Del. having heen
ri,knd Ut Ivy patrol boat after they
had flontnl for about eight hours. Many
mf the men were found clinG'ng 70
wrrrkae". as part of tn" ships equip.
,ncnt at lifc boats had been destroyed
in the crash.
According to tho information receiV.
rd here, The missing men arc The Sccond
and third mates. a mess boy hnd Two
sailors The. damage I" the Anerlcan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

s..r>,c., y. Mitchell. pottsville. Pa
Phillip \. S."rn"r.. louisville. Ia
r.,-.lr. H.aru. t:}lzahr:htown. Ia
r,,yd VI. ,;"re. phiiarl.lnnia
,...rIas F.. Hoffman. roltsril1".
N-.xnt.r Frank Smith. Gl"nourn' n
s,lll,r William l.. Woodbridge. Eich
Ed. "a.
cnorlss r. Belle, Rector. W. Va.
charles Il: E:crs": F"l'SrI'i". Ia
rival. !. Burns. F"ttSrillr. Pa
Forest Euti"r. Kettle island. ny.
AudrcS Duizik. Phil;,lclnhia'
u,rry e. Duh. louisville, Pa
Fr-d Eii"r. louisville. Pa.
Kenneth r.il"r townsville. Pa.
Williatu y Exams. P"ttsvilIe. IA
y,,,;,i r. lTrnr;r. Scranton, IA.
walter Getz. white House, o.
r,.wcy i. r;}aS"r. EU""hcl. ky.
William T.. Gore. PnttSrill" IA
Amos Fl. IIuh;'r. GrcSSnna. Ia
Robert l.. HunSwo-ih. Philadelphia
Ifornc.. kNmnlcrer. Philadelphia.
Andrew J. kilmurrar. P"li%viIlr' Fa'
lIa-rv f. Enenjg. Niu"Fsvi!lc. IA
,,,n.s ~, Kur,I. Huntingdon. Ia
James r, McChnn"n. louisville. Fa'
Edward Mullen. rnt'Svill". Ia
N,,hcw +. E'aiffer. Po,isvil!". IA
Dov,,nnd V. Ncvil. F"rcstvi!lc. Ia.
1,o,.;.l ". Pu:tcll. lark Place. Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Thousands of German
Helmets Are Coming

WITH AN AMERICAN AEMY on
THE AJSNE MARINE 'FRONT.'. Thur -
day. AUG. l.---tiiy Tho A"$""tAi' L
I'r.ss) EVERY Arnrrirnn post "il,''
mar wh"r" ia" lighting troops ar" C"!ii'-
81 is filled zach day with G"rinnn h"i"-
..% :uidreS S.'d L. rciNriv"S and fr''ud$ =:
tn. United states. officers AND u'.i'.
members Of IL" Y. VI. 6. ~. and 81
cross aud in fact. every On" appears :"
b. sending helmets.
These trophies are found along roads.
in forests and IN fields. rv'rHwh"r" i!''
Germans rrtr"ltrd. Helmets With ihF..'
bullet hrirs particularly ar" III rl'.niat"'
Most nf ia" hc!mGtSN are "url':.'rt n
hour SackiuE and pieces az EUuII"H:.I',,s.
OTHERS ara not wrapped III" address !" -
ing pasted On the crown III TIA" I"lt hhUd
corner.
Sorrc addresses r"7i:
From Tho haiS"r. others. rom
ITini"nbure"
In addition tn" addresses haze ~" N
it.ls Of tn" S"nd"rs.
The dcp"ts for aSS"mllIn;: Ea'ii" ii"'d
left overs AFRO all wcil ti;i"d.
Helmets at on" NnIut form. . r.''. I1rS-
CT than a bungalow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
THREE r1Aum1n KILLED.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. Three train
men were killed and several other
men injured in q rear end collision on
the Pan Handle division Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad ut Fort Pitt. near here
this morning. The dead: ..
p. r. Hitchcock. fireman
w. P. Bender. engineer.
Unknown brakeman.
East and west bound tracks are tied
ur with the wreckaGe which caught fire
and was still burning at 10 o'clock. En-
gineer Bender was buried in the wreck
re. and directed the work Of the res
q ers. trying 10 dig him out, unth he
expired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

William F. Bali McEFattcn. Ia.
laLniel J. Roth Marys. Ia.
HERMAN G.. Schenk MincrSvil!r. Pa.
George u. SChulcr. P"tt$vi!l. IA
RAYMOND Shurtall Mincr$ril!". Ia.
Joseph f. Spence. Philadelphia.
l;obcr, T. T"lfor,I MincrSvillc. Fa-
cleo +. Thomas. Darby. PA.
Wayne a. Trnutman. Girardsvillc. Pa
Arthur t.. Walker. Shamnkin. Pa.
John e.. Ward. Philadelphia
James S Wood. Raven Run. Ia.
Missing IN Action.
Corporal Lloyd z. Long, Apollo, Pa.
John F. Becker. Philadelphia.
Gilrnor" Brown. Gilmore, Pa.
Reported Missing Now Re.
ported Dead in Action.
I-hnodnrc Crimes. Springfield. III.
reported Missing Now Re
ported Dead From Wounds.
Joseph V. McGinn. Philadelphia.
Previously Reported Missing Now Re-
ported wounded.
Cornelius Pauley, Mccorhle. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Coal Miners Thanked
For Their Patriotism
w. cf1I\GTpE M. -

wkSfIIE|;TnN. .\uG '.--Tlr"u-h
11,cl Adm :,iIH:,ratnr ,;nrri"ld. secretary
J,nkcr to-day requested iH.ii MS To- rS''I. Il
greet in.s ~. rNt"nd''h !" ia MIA work.
crS 81 Mercer COUNT. "a. Nh" ih"u&'t
retired on HCcntIu: ~ aG'. "-'Hfn'H y"
wnrl: as &nnn - -" ! i'H'm I'll III
cuuntr.'S Vital ,,..h Tor coal.
.-rh,s is ,l.,. >pirIi whic; ire" au'!
Ill,nra goycrutn"'I always "ii"''n'i"Tt.
said SECRETARY I:'!s"r ~ - letter I" Mr
Garfield "n:td which i1!Sur"3 IN" 'ri.
lir1u!i~ - or nrIn> Hmd AIMS i W".'ld
I,I.. TAR .r.s - ,,..i. :" $'H'i " l"'F>nliii
..r,..Ifu.. T.. ,I.n~,. Ii.rc.s ii tho pi''k.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

snundron # MIN" a'rnrlig"e from
IA" Wilbur Wright field ~ Dayton
visited Columbus This morning ana
lanl", at tn" Stat" university. y SOUND
ron nf c,Ght made n similar visit yes
lrrdav evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

NEWARK l"nry DAY. HtHn ~,
is dead II" WAS horn in West N'FS'"''
AMI ,nmr here in '\"".
CLEVF.IANp--''. H. l:nrth"i"''lg":
c,,,;t.,,.,.,r ru = water 4u;,plN job. WaS
murdered 10y Tvs" W"rkIn"n y"si"rd"!.
= \I:WAEE--I'ri,ar" Henry Ei"hn'"nH
is nr!sru"r nj Mannh"inl. ''"rmanF'
H.. vDS II member al Il canadian r"t'-
mont.
NAEYSVII.I.r. -- Magnet" springs
bank wu& a~?rd''l >".""' Mas"''"
Snrinrs hoard If "du"ntiUn bonds.
rIENELANIl---Mnr" than loo Saloon
.,.n,rs face federal prosecutions 1"i
H., alleged sal" nf adult'ra'ed h4u"L'
Mrr,. than ""h barrels ana hundreds ~
n,ft!nS hav.. h",N s"iHri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Money
Makes it Possible

A monthly payment OF
$6.0S, whir!, includes prmcl~
pal and interest, will pay for
a One Thousand ($l,W O)
Dollar Home.
A monthly payment OF
$1o.1G, which includes prln-
cipal and interest, Will pay
for a Two Thousand t$2, O00)
Dollar Home.
A monthly payment OF
$1S.24, which includes prln-
cipai and interest, will pay
for a Three T h GU s a n d
$4,000 Dollar Home.
Homes of greater value IN
the same proportion,
For particulars call in per-
son or fill in coupon and
mail
Name NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Street ...:...............
! llN .-.--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

Tho su;t instituted in tho Franklin
crIn,y rlraS court hy ihr Nati"na!
w"man Suffrage dissertation. ni'h ~
torn"y Edgar L.. W"lnlHrh Of '"lH!nhnS.
~ = ;ils payer rlainriff, !" '">i IN"
Validity IF ~" proposed stat" ''''hN, w. w.
,irr,l orrcndturnt thai would rc"','r"
referendum nn acts 81 III" stan" i"r'S'r-
,urn in rttifynr federal ""n~r'Mi!"iin'
au,"nd,r"nts. r"a"l"d III" e;at.' surrein"
cop, today. mh"rr il probably VIII hc
i,rnrl N" luttrr part "f Nu,:'i>' "r wv"
:f.sr rr San.cn.hrr Tn" rrmn'nn ni"as
ana arr"(lr," courts hHv" mrd" :"rn'''
r,,,i.s Knocking ont I'll" i"iiii"n WITH
ont hearing III" Gus" nu ia merits.
'rh" proposed Hln"nd'n'nt VS. IN;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

tanker was such that she was corpell-.
ed f., enter a nearby port.
The Poseidon was taken over in an
American port by the United States
shipping board with other Holland >cS.
sells several months ago. She WIS
assigned 10 the coaStwise coal carrying:
trade. When sunk she was On a voyage
from Boston to Norfolk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

Tho Northwestern Ohio Pathway "
1jrh, company today WAS auli"rIZ"d hy
,iI,. sal" r;ihli.' utilities c"mniSSi"n t.,
increase freight rates - i"'r con- IN"
10 file messenger tariffs calling Tor An
extra rharv" "f IN cents when as ~.
;s r,i5 rrnr, lirke; stations Though
Ibis rrncIiCn has h""n in v"Eu" "i1 S'"Htn
roads for y number. "f years. ms -
Tho first in~lrH,'" "f an ini"rurihn r"aH
making such Charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

Tho stat" fro narshars d"rar' n"El
obtained 1"l convictions for arson -"ur
inr IN. YEAR ius; ended. according 1"
sat Fir. Marshal T. Alfred ti"n'nI
today. This is In" hiGh"S, number 81
rnuvjrtinn$ obtained sine" IN" i""hha-
ti"n "f In" department. tn" previous
high total WAS lhH.