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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
MT, PLEASANT

Funeral Of the Int John Hall. son OIL
Mr. and Mrs william Hall. was held on
Tuesday afternoon Mt the home MS
narents Rev. Jacob MERGER. of the Pres
hyt.rian church offIciated. lntcrment
was made in the mauSolcum IN the
Highland cemetery.
Mr.. Henry M"rkle Of Camp Sherman
was home on n fwrlouGh.
Mrs charlie Wood and daughter
Esther. Of Smithlrld. spent the week end
with her father. Mr.. William Murray.
Miss Grace Wood. Of Upland. is visit.
ing at thu home Of her sister. MIS-. val
lace WratherSnn.
Miss Lizzie Dye returned home from
:, visit with Mrs. Albert Lupt"n. or EN-
crSon.
Miss Camilla McConahcy is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Coleman were S"''''S
in Dillonvalr Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Burke Waters is IN the
hospital suffering with pneumonia
NJ Iobn Sickle returned home Satur-
doy after taking care Mr.. Hambon or
Dillonvalc.
Mrs Nancy Rarkhurst returned nom"
Sunday from i visit with her daughter
Mrs Henry Zcycr.
Little carrie Neathcrson is seriously
ill at tho homo of her parents MT. anu
Mrs. Wallace Wrath"rs"n
Mrs. Ray McHuch is i'll nj hnr home
Mr.. Asa Hnrhout Is slowly improNinE'
Thc schonl was closed Tuesday again
on account Of tho Spanish Influenza
Mr. Charlie Xeynr attended the sale or
Mr. John Rcppart Of near Adena IhuFs-
day. .,,
Mr. George Lu2ton will have puohc
sale Thursday. ,, ,o,o
MIR and Mrs. William krlnKe "c''
shorpiug in Wheeling Monday.
Several from this place attended the
nuhI,c sale Of Mr. Theodore Wells or
Hopcdalc. o.
Mrs. John Erinkc was caller IN MAI
tins Ferry, Monday.
Mrs. Harry Schr"hlr and children hre
visiting her parents !,
several now cases Of the Spanish in
flucnza in this place.
Nrsdamrs David buchanan and Sophia
! Hoopcr were callers in Dillonrale IucS-
day. ~.
Mrs Ford Sicklcs. and daughter Ola
sncn, Sunday at tn" home or MS slStci'
Mr.. Riddle. near Adcna
Mr. and Mrs Dallas Sterling. or Little
! Shnr, Crock. spent Sunday at the nome
Of their son. Oswald Sterling Of Dungeon
| Ohio
Mrs Wlllan l-a"r"hC" was Il N "
/ Yorkrilc Friday
Mrs Craig Wells is SLOWLY Improving
after having III" Spanish influenza
Funeral of Mr. Robert Snyder was held
n lie home in Dungeon Sunday. inter
mont was made in Highland cemetery.
Miss Madr, Bowers spent Sunday with
Miss Bertha krnkc
There arc from three to four funerals
| from DiIluuvalr cvrry day of foreign
rcorlr. InlcrmcntS arc made In High
land cemetery OF this place
i Mrs Chris Nnrklc and daughter MISS
Orn. Of ltayland were callers i'll Martins
Ferry Tuesday
Mrs Harry Zrycr and son Charli" and
Goldia Phillips were callers in George
town Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
Arch T. F0CLE
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY AUDIT OR

Billy Dixon the Martins Ferry orator. rec'e 'n
little
the road where the race OF men go o
and as bad as
in the hurl the cynics ban
side OF the road and be treno man.
No. Well you havem missed something.
because It tells the story Oh Arch l.
udged by his fathers side into the
mines Belmont county, respected and emes as the
DonSs Company one OF the
investment state of OHIO
He has eena of
Foc and his voice and wise counsel nave
national convention
The Fogle and at the last city econ o
largest vote given any that election he was made member
O the council at large
The people have to know Fosle and in lar
and square primary, he through with flying color
The church and Foge and will testify to MS
sterling worth.
True by the light of the ao~ dip and OIL lamp
student student but no "oher man mas ever Oe ~
Inv anv parv he Office OF County Auditor
He has friend of man.
An old friend contributes this little mite 10 MS success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
C0LERAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Allr-rt Slarhuck. Of
Salem. O., were the guests of relatives
here last week. O.
Miss White, Of Shadysidr. is the guest
Of her sister. Mrs Thomas Arkl".
Guy Yates. who Is suffering WIN
Spanish influenza. is improving.
Mr.. r. l.. Walker was business call
or in Barton Tuesday.
Word has been received mere thal
Miss Clara Sutton. formerly of lh's
ulacr. had passed away with the 1lu
ut the home Of her parents at BcllalTe'
Mrs. l.. {. Starburk has the sympathy
of a host Of friends owing Ia the Sau
news of the death of her sister. tliza-
seth and in % few hours the death OF inc
husband. both due tn the FLU at CAM
bridge. q. d..
MIR. Thomas Starbuck is Ill at MS
home.
MIR. ana Mrs I. f. Hcck and SON CT
Pleasant ,irnvc, were tine guests q 'hcit
parents. Mr. and Mrs. +. T. simpson
Sunday.
Claire and Teddy I''ll are improving
nicely after the operations "f t"hsllS'
palate and ilh"ids
Mr. II. +. White was a caller N Mil
tins Ferry Sunday. .,,
MIR. !. t.. i:rrk was a caller IN ''h''
ing "Wednesday.
Sir. and Mrs. J. G.. Miller and MT. oh'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
Held Another Confab.

The city council met IN adjourned
session last night with the officials or
the Wheeling Traction company. Ihe
ordinance framed by the company was
read and 4 motion carried that II De
abled until the next regular meeting
of council.
The object of laying tho ordinance on
the table was to give tho city solicitor
,inc to interpret section fifteen Of the
companys ordinance. which according
10 Councilman Johnson is so worded
Ms 10 make void all tho other sections
of the ordinance. Council will meet on
Monday. November II. MS committed
of the whole 10 hear tho report Of tho
solicitor.
Two members OF the city council are
opposing the ordinance submitted Dy
tho company. Johnson and Moore. BON
are receiving the support of number
OF citizens in their opposition
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Mrs. Charles Miller and son were IN"
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. White on
Sunday.
Nr +. ", Yates and daughter. Elsie.
yrsr, callers in Earrisvillc sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LcMoine White and
daughters, CT WcllSburg. returned Rom"
Monday after n visit with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halford Miller ard ION"
of Harrisyille, were callers In this place
Sunday. :,
Mrs. Edward McCarty was n caller in
Barton, Monday.
Joel Walker was a business ccllcr IN
Crescent Monday.
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family spent SUNDAY with Mr. and Mrs.
George EurChfl"la.
Mr. Frank Low" of Idaho. is visiting
his sister. Mrs. VIM. Moore Of Union
Ridge.
Lawrence .Ault and sister Of Belmont
and Mrs Marjorie liurlh"rt nf Tacoma.
were the guests Of Miss Anna burns
of Union Ridge Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Hcskctt or
bethesda. spent Sunday with MT. am
Mrs Blaine HcSllctt Of Union Ridge.
Mrs. Nell Bounds md daughter. Miss
Nirginia arc moving to Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster HOLDS OF
Rarncsvillc. spent ono day last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Hobbs.
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r.oca1 Boy wounded.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Thompson or thls
city have received Il letter from their
son. Corporal AcnrS Thompson, VINO IS
fighting with the |. 5. marines IN
France. stating that he was wounGeo
in action in the ST. Mihiel drive. lie
saws his wound is not dangerous ana
that he is improving rapidly in Il hos.
pifal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01

Guy Johnson. wrllkuuwn contractor
IF Toronto. WAS fined So hy tho J"iicr-
son county food administration for vI"-
latng food regulations. lie purchased
three bushels of wheat from II farmer.
had il ground into flour nj the. Rich
mund mill and then signed statement
that the wheat had been grown on his
farm liz failed :" buy substitutes,
The money goes to the led Gross:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
Allotment Cut Down.

For ralSirying it's original statement
as To it's needs for sugar. the Buffalo
Confectionery company Of this city has
had it's monthly nllntmCnt of sugar cut
down Ivy order of the state food admin
istrati0n until such time as the excess
used has been made up. y more. So
Yer. penalty asked 10y tn" county WAS
not imposed because Il former food conf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01

The health board today received re-
norris If AZ new cases Of influenza in
rho city on "Wednesday and up TO noon
,nd,v is additional cases had hc"n re-
nnrtrd There were six deaths from the
disease Yesterday. It is highly improb-
mile TINT the health board will lift the
han her., until there is n big reduction
in the number OF new cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
bELLA|RE NEEDS
HELP To CARE.
FORFEYP PATIENTS
Anyone Who Can Render Aid Is Urged
to DO So at Once.

- The scarcity ~ nurses IN brIlairc 70
minister TO TIM. wants uf influenza VIC
s.tjms.in the BcllaIrr hospital. has caused
Acr2l apn"ai 10 Ia" public to b.
ISSUED py T. l.. T:""i. secretary 81 tile
Red Cross in that city. for mol" nurses
: for the. l}ellalre hospital and throughout
: the city. where any Of the caS"S Of the
Ohio city ace r"''"ITIn= treatment.
- The ONO stat. Huatd 81 iir;tlth has
FINISHED all t!!.. NURSES II can spare and
. ~, more can b., lo"k,d for from that
source. as tn" general conditions
Throughout the state ar. the sam" as IN
Bellaire and ether ,":a;nuaitiHs nave
TO be taken cr:r III 10y thr board.
While TIE situation Is we'll IL hand
in Bcllaire. not ut;Ily Lew cases being
reported. the - pat;"nts III TN: h-Sp!-
'xal are mostly il, III" second stag" ~
tine pla 4e "nicil Is tn" rapid develop
;nent OF pneum"ns;t STAG. and the pa
he's need rNir.ua., 60. e ward "tt
fhSt fatal ending 81 IN" Spanish 'ntlu-
enza The short crew Of uurS.s "n
duty at the present tim" ac" otcr"orN-
ed and the Bellairc Rcd Cross IS In
: Quest of more nurses: to relieve the STU
sAiipn-
rho hospital is snort ~ help in all
s,,.d to anybody yhG viii d"H"t: thclr
services IN helping IN the kitchen ana
all other parts Of the !nS;iuil"n where
their labor IL needed.
The Red Cross s willing I" pay Tor
/ such services il necessary. hut many
olr.,tserS are expected u otrer tn"'''
sery..es III this case as il Is Tor human
>tarian purposes anI would greatly h''3
TO relieve the situation.
His Last Day.
Today marks tho end OF 30 years ser
r;c, in th. newspaper business for Rob
>rt c. Meyer. editor OF n" B"ilatre Her
sld-Tribune, After today that ncwSpr-
Der will become tn: property OF tn" bcl-
Saire Democrat Publishing company MF.
Never Is probably the oldes, newspaper
h,on In Belmont county in point Of years
nj service and the entire fraternity Will
\wtsh him good luck in his retirement
and Mrs Meyer will leave Tor rl"rl-
spend several weeks with re'E-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
Confined Improvement.

The influenza situation In Rella!re
continues to in7rov" ia shown IN ,he
report OF tho number nf CASES In tne
last 81 hours. At tho Red Cross head
quarters last night twenty now cases
were reported. In I'll" township twelve
n"w cases wrr" reported. TIL" health
board ls Of the opinion that tho epidemic
has run it's courco in this city and that
tn" disease will be stamped out in
frW DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
BELMONT COUNTY DRY
FEDERATION
q. P. LOE, Manage,
Loose-Snodgrass wedding.

The wedding Of Miss Vida Loose.
daughter Of MI and Mrs. Vim. l.rt",
last evening at the home Of Tn" groom
in Wheeling. E"v. W. II. Fields. of the
First Christian church. performing IN"
ceremony. After which Il supper Vas
s,r.,ed TO the immediately fan lily OF the
counle. Mrs Snodgrass is 81 popular
vo,,nr lady Of this city and is = Eradu-
otc If Washington school. Mr.. Snud-
grass Is prominent young man '"t
and Frank Snodgrnss. was soi'inn!zcd
Wheeling.
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Ordered to Close.

Tho state food administration today
ISSUED an order closing the MannS
Candy company at Toronto for one week
for falsifyinE its statement rs To the
amount nf sugar required for its needs.
The company WAS also ordered to turn
over 10 the Jefferson county food nd-
ministration con pounds "f sugar to be
put back into the regular channcls Of
trade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01

H.. friends At her h"rrc on GurfhS''y
street The hnElc has h""a. decorated
in keeping with III" halloween season
ard Il nurllrr Of Cnm'S have been ar
ranged 10 hc crjnycd during tho evening
after which refreshments Viii be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
Making influenza Masks.

Rad Cross workers are busily engaged
a; the local headquarters In the Com
m"rcial block making masks for tnllu-
snza cases. Many of the masks have
already been distributed. Pneumonia
jackets are also being made and these
will b. ready for distribution in few
DAYS.
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Craaner yuueral Friday.

Tho funeral Of William Crrancr. who
died Tuesday or"ning III his nom" on
Twcnty-nInth street. Will take place On
Friday afternoon ut | 40 o'clock. Ihe
services Will b" conducted ut IN" nm
ily HON" and ln,crmrnt VIII b" IN Rose
I'm rcmctrrv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01

at Toledo. June 80, later h" was sent
t" Camp Les" Va where he was assign
ed for overseas duty. lie was mechan-
is in the infantry.
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X. Y. Club.

The Y. Y. club " il hold II mas4ue-
.radr party Saturday eS"ninS AT tho
home OF Miss Margaret N"y. on Belmont
street. several entertaining dlH"fel"hs
are being arranged for tn" evening.
which Is expected 20 prove f"r! 'hJ"E-
able.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01

TAYLOR Roy. nj klee. has he"n award
I'd gold medal by III" Farmers AMI
Merchants National bank of this city
Tor the largest tomato grown in Bc'-
mont county. Tho tomato raised by the
kl.. nan weighed two pounds and nine
and half ounces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01

Funeral services will l." held Friday
afternoon Mt tho family home an Gray
81 Hill over the remains of Hurry Ear
rett, who died Tuesday morning. S"rF-
ices will hn conducted by R"E. !. II.
Lawth.r. pastor Of the First l'r'Shy,"r-
ian church aud int"ru"nt Will hr nane
In Rose Till cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
TWO Offenders

Tho police court docket this morning
contained the names OF two Offenders
arrested last night charged WITH drunk
eneSs. They were arraiEncd BEFORE
Mayor Culbertson and Hned IS Hnd
costs each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
Rocv Arrives.

Tho remains OF Sergeant Harry ""'-
al former Bellaire boy Who was kl!l"!
an accident on q transport while M
mo 70 France arrived here late Tues
hay night. Yesterday the remains WERE
,a,,, 70 Woodsticld for interment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
lid Blown Of.

lid on the political pot IN b"t-
county was blown ~ yesterday 10y
circular letter said 20 ha"" boon sen,
bpt bv the Democratic chairman at -.
.r1airsyillN. II Is incnnc"irable That t'e
letter had the sanction Of the Dsmocrat
* COMMITTEES as it has done the cand'-
Sa.es moro harm? than any other polltt-
cal propaganda that could have oeHn
circulated. Republicans are rejoicing
because they f""l that the letter Will
hello them - victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01

Funeral services for the late George
Rude. who died Tuesday night at his
home on West Twenty-third street. was :
conducted yesterday afternoon. SerF-
Ices were held at two o'clock and tho
remains were taken TO Mc3lcchen Tor
Intermrnt.
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psl1a1re Soy wounded.

, telegram was received by Coleman
,ners Yesterday announcing that his
Aorher Stephen Corners was slEh'i:
sounded while rlghtine with IN" -NHeEl-
.an forces in France. No other details
yerc received. Private ConnerS snliSt"d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
Halloween Farty.

delightful masquerade party VIII
be held this evening Wi.R MISS p"'a
Gravener VIII entertain d nulltncE VI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
MANY Now Cases Of Flu.

missioner assisted in making the raise
statement, il was announced.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
Pugs VIII Mix
MitS on Wednesday

Besides the big boxing event sChed
uled for Thursday night at the X of
c. arena, at No. building, Wrights-
boro Road, there will be another exhibit
ton of the manly art Wednesday night
Several pugs win clash in fistic com
bat and from present indications there
promises to be some interesting bouts
Wednesday nights event viii be held
under the auspices of the X. of c., and
the Specialists School of NJ. c. r. c.
One Of the features will be a battle
royal between ten sons of Ham"
The following program has been ar
ranged
Charlie" Nelson, School Company
No /, VS.. vladimir Franks of School
No. 2, las pound
BFau Vito, Of Headquarters Company
weight 1916 pounds, vs.. Matt AnguiIlI,
Of School No 3 1850 pounds.
Art Fields, Headquarters Company,
J.. & b., Mech. Department. 1913 pounds,
VS. Jim Quinlan, School Company No
2. ] rs pounds
Art" Black Headquarters Company
2! & T. Department 1876 pounds. VS..
Anthony Petullo, Headquarters Com
pany, 140 pounds.
The bouts viii be under the direc
ton Of Lieut. Albert A. Minman. ath-
letic director
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
9th Company Has Fine
Baseball Prospects

irH COMPANY Has FINE

9TH COMPANY HAS FINE
Athletics are booming in the 18th Com
pauy r. r. d. a baseball team has been
organized by Manager and Captain H. f.
Faucet assisted by Sergeant Green. The
9Th is fortunate in having SO many good
bah players in its ranks, among whom
are several professional men and two col
lege stars In the list Of candidates for
the team are such men as Hough, who
has had big league experience, who will
pitch and play outfiield, Upchurch, pitch
err. and Massey. outfield. of Eeastern Caro-
lima League: Jno Hoff. infieid. who was
a member of the University of Virginia
Varsity baseball Tor four years and Capt.
Faucet. who captained the Wake Forest
College Varsity team for several years
BESIDES .these men there are others who
have played on strong amateur teams.
Moffett, catcher, and McFarlain both Of
the strong Sanford, N. G. team With
the above men as a nucleus Capt Faucet
expects to pick out "A team that will make
a strong bid for the company champion
ship. Capt Faucet will play in the out
field as he is a brilliant fielder besides
a good hitter. Below are a list of men
trying out for the team
Catchers-. Moffett, McFarlan
Pitchers-Upchurch, Ar, Old, r, w. Nor-
ton Hough
Infielders-Womble, Mathews. Andrews.
Stonau, Jno. Hoff, f. Ge.er Thompson
and Mclean
utfieders-Counci. La renee, Massey
Horton Sorren and Faucet
Teams wishing games will please write
or see H. f. Faucet. CAPTAIN and Man
ageT, Co. 9Th baseball team.
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Come You Boxers

First Sergeant r. e. Smith of Com
pany so, put on an all-star card %
Saturday evening which was well ap-
preciated by the boys. The first bout
Of the evening was four-round go
won by Young Sullivan. Young
Frenchy, The Newsboy," walloped his
man into dreamland in three rounds,
The main bout of the evening was a
six round affair between frankie Rus
sell and Phil Bortrucci. Battle to a
draw The decision was given by Sal
Bertrucci. Time keeper Russell
Company S0th has a number Of good
boxers who arc well known in New
orleans sporting circles such as Rus
sell, VirRits, Nelson and Vertrucci, who
under the care of Sergeant Smith,
promises many good bouts fer the COM
ing weeks
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SPIRITED BOXING
Snappy Soldier Scraps.

Monday night big night at ''Y' rs.
More excitement was shown at the boxing
and wrestling matches than has been pull
ed off here for some time. The crowd
was an unusually large one II was hard
to keep the ones in front SO that the ones
in the rear could see,
Several new faces were seen on the plat
form. The first bout was a snappy one.
It was fought between Tim Conley of SO,
NJ. I'D. Co. and Art Whitley of 40 Co. 1t
was fun of vi mfrom the beginning TO
end. Art won by a small margin
The second bout was fought by A. c.
Smith of the School Supply Co, and Nick
heavier, but the bout resulted in a draw.
The last fight was r. L. Dale and
Herman Esaterman. 1t lasted only one
three minute round. Dale decided that
he would wait until he was in better CON
diuon. He will be back later.
At this time, the wresuers came out.
w. r. Kennedy and c. a. Selmyhn start
ed the music rolling. 1t resulted in a
draw, but we want to see these two boys
decide the game next Monday night
Next came was a hard battle between
r, Deben of 1854 MT D., ard Kid Blankie
.of Is Company. You could not tell who
was going to win. 1t was so exciting
that the ten minutes were up before YOU
could realize it. Neither was ablt to put
the other ones shoulders to the mat
Then came the little champion of the
camp, earn Li1ehult. His opponent was
Kid Kregg Of As Company kid put ur
a wonderful fight but was finally defeat
The last round was staged by Carl and
Frank Chopp of 46 Co. M.TD. Frank
was active and everybody viii have tc
say that he is a clever little wrestler
This was very exciting match and re-
suited in a draw
Remember, boys if You are boxer OF
a wrestler be here next Monday night II
you want to see some good bouts be here
too. In the meantime try to roust Ut
some one that can put Carl Liljehult' )
shoulders to the Aat If you do, you
will have to find a crackerjack Carl is
considered The champion of the camp ard
1t will take q good man to deprive him
OF his tiles. 1t viii dc you good T. watch
him wrestle He don, take any unfair
means TO throw him opponent. He is al
ways smiling, In fact to know him is
70 like him. Yet the old boys from the
grand cid state Of Wtscon in say they are
going a. down him before they stop
That's The spirit keep it up.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
Sports at Hut 23I

Physical Director Crozier is putting
mp volley ball nets in the company
streets 50 that the boys who are stin
in quarantine may have some recrea-
ton
lust as soon as the boxing stand is
built a fine boxing program w.lI be ar
ranged by Director Crozier every We'd
nesday night which is athletic night at
"231" several professional boxers are
among the new recruits and plenty Of
matches will be arranged
Carl Liliehult, one Of the best wrest-
lers in the business at 125 pounds, has
promised 70 take on any Of the matt
men in camp Those who have seen
him wrestle are Of the opinion that he
is well capable to live up to his repu-
tatinn.