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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-02
SURPRISES CLOSE
FOOTBALL SEASON
Syracuse's Victory Over Rut-
gers and Pitts Defeat by
Tars Real Upsets.

King Football stepped down off the
throne last Saturday amid the most
surprising scenes OF his annual autumn
nal reign. In New York Syracuse
showed itself three touchdowns superior
to the far heralded Rutgers eleven. IN
Cleveland the great Pittsburg team
conqueror Of Georgia Tech, was nosed
out by the Cleveland Naval Reserves
Coupled with the victories of the Great
Lakes Naval Training station over
Rutgers and Annapolis. and OF Mieh'-
san's triumph over syracuse earlier IN
the season, the defeat Of Plttsburs by
the Cleveland Tars leaves interSeetional
football honors OF 1918 decidedly In IA
vor Of the West
Incidentally out OF the rittsburg-
Cleveland contest the South gets balm
for the wounds suffered In the defeat OF
its pet and PRIDE Georgia Tech, by the
Panthers The hero of the Cleveland
victory was Duke Ducots of Alabama
Poly.
Last season ths Auburn, Alabama.
player was heralded as the greatest
player IN the South. Southern experta
ranked Ducote even above the great
JStrupper of Georgia Tech.
Though handicapped by vastly
weaker team behind him than mao
Strupper. Durote played a wonderful
game. 1t was he who almost single
handed splintered the attack Of ONO
state in the famous o to tie between
the Western champions and Auburn,
Couldn't stop Ducote.
Duke" showed that the opinion
shared by the Southern experts was
not far from wrong. The Alabama bios
som sitted through the Wanted Panther
defence like water through sieve
After the contest Glen Warner ac-
knowledged that Ducote was one OF the
hardest backs to cover he had seer
In his many years OF gridiron expe-
rience.
Next to Ducote Bowlsby OF the Uni
: versity Of Iowa and Stinchcomb OF Ohio
State had most to do in Cleveland'S
victory over PittsburE. Stinchconb car
ried the offensive OF the Navy along
with Ducote. Bowlsby was the defen-
sive star OF the game. time and again
breaking through and shattering the
Panther plays Duoote, Bowlsoy and
Stinchcomb will have TO be considered
when Walter Camp comes 20 pick his
All America elevsns OF 1913,
AS usual young Tom Davies, only
Just out of prep school ranks from
| Kiskimlnetas Springs starred for Pitts
burg. The phenomenal youngster whom
| Washington and jefferson still insist
was stolen away from II, tore of
most OF Pittsburgs big gains He was
tower OF strength oil the defenc.
as well as being the apex OF the Panther
advance.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS


YOU may he sure Of that. and the next
morning every one felt hne"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-02
Great Forward Line.

SyTacUse's success came about through
the splendid al! around play OF the for
wards The orange has "A big. beefy
line Most OF it's victories this season
were due 10 the beef and strength OF the
Syracuse forwards. or Saturday the
Orange linemen showed that besides
bone and Drawn they possessed brain.
The Orange forwards INCREASINGLY were
alert and never were caught asleep
They were quick 10 serve the Rutgers
plays and smash them. 1t was to Their
eternal vigilance that Syracuse owed all
three Of i's touchdowTs. two coming
from blocked Kicks and the other from y
CAPTURED Rutgers tumble Prom end 10
ard Syracuse showed as strong ard CO.
hesiVe a line On the Polo Grounds lar'
Saturday as has been seen on the grid
iron IN many seasons,
Syracuse's 81 to defeat Of Rutgers
was a great balm for Columbia feel
lrgs. After going through the season
with a clean slate the Blue and White
colided with the Orange and met with
\ 90 to 0 reverse. The defeat threat
ened to take away much Of 1.-The glory
Columbia had CLEANED through It's earlier
Victories oveg Amherst, Wesleyan
Union. Camp Merritt and New York
University.
Hence the - TO n victory Of Syracuse
over the heralded Scarlet Scourge causes
Coach Dawson OF Columbia 10 chuckle.
After the Syracuse-COlumbia game
Dawson said that the Orange was rep
resented by one OF the strongest aREre-
cations he ever had seen en- the football
Neld Fred praised his charges for their
holding Syracuse to the 20 70 q score
I hose who saw the. game on the Polo
Grounds Saturday will acknowledge
that Fred Dawson knows football
eleven when he sees one.
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Jack Dempsey Has Somethlng 70 Learn.

of
had Mke bad several times in their six round bout at Philadelphia
should dispute anything complimentary his mans How
whipping probably would have kd him out had not MAe been
Dmsys and hold least of
n a
Dempsey has developed lot Of cveess but he has considerable to
In
a
count mighty few McGoverns
Milwaukee Friday
probably will CaTkes
mighty shy talent when such schedule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
EMPEROR in QUARREL
WITH Won L%UDEND0RFF

PARIS. March 27.-Enperor William
and General Won Ludendorff had "A ri"-
lent quarrel before the beginning %!
tho great attack on the western front
according 10 a prominent SWISS. "h"
has lust returned 10 Zurich after. some
weeks IN Germany and has been inter
viewed by the correspondent oi the
Temps.
This man is quoted as saying:
"Thcrc was much discreet talk IN Der
lin bc,nr" the present offcpsiNe con-
corning extremely violent scenes d..
tween (~icrmany's leaders at genera!
~hradouarirrs. General Won l-udendort'
spoke 50, violently and auth"rltatlV"ly
iha; The Emperor becoming very pale
arose from his chair, and. pounding on
tl,r table. demanded: .
"Gcncral. are you or I Emperor OF
Germany"
General Won L~udcndorff replied that
~ was only 4 soldier and NOR" IMAM
ANYTHING else desired peace. He Sa!h
Il. Was convinced that his plans Tor an
offensive were capable Of bringing II
about"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
About People
Novem-nts OF individuals 10
and From the City,.

Raymond Frohmc. of North Market
street. hr; returned TO ms hnrr" after
q works Visit with relatives III SardlS.
irhro.
Miss Margaret Clark has returned TO
her n, M" on South thaplinc street. after
spending several days in Columbus. o..
She WAS the, guest VI friends.
!. Harry Hainar. OF Sistrrsvillc, - in
tho city. spending several days as The
Eu"Sj If friends.
Mrs. e. T.. Stone. &c Forces, Wow. j.
tin" guest - Wheeling relatives tor
several days
Harold Wa:nrr. # tn" island. g Suf-
'r"rInc with 4 Slight attack 81 Hncu-
.nonia.
Mrs. ". T.. Arnold - slowly r~""ov"r-
after being confined for several weeks
with q serious illness.
A.. II. praym"r. II Stcubcnviil". spent
IL Wheeling. calling upon
prominent business mon.
Mrs :. =. Clemens. Of tho Last End.
Is suffering with Il sever" attack Of In
-r!pp
M". and Mrs, .Iohn "; Williamson. of
South E:olr street. ar" IN" proud parents
Of i n,n"-pnund bapy bog. VIII" arrived
yesterday morning.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Ottcrm"i2. "t r.dgw""d. is
srri"u~Iv iii n tn" North Wheeling hos
pI,al.
Glenn St"inmriz is spending a few
DAYS IN WASHINGTON. r.. ..
Mrs. sam ~lIn2l":I and son Robert r"-
turned Yesterday from Allan'r" city I"
tho hum" al Mrs. y. + Talllnan. or
l."Aih,rw"nd.
MIR. Jill Howard, who attends school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
ENTERS T."
ELM GROVE STORE

Lasi night about 9:45 o'clock a
burglar entered Te store OF the I'm
Grove Coal company by cutting u
the glass in the rea door and reach
ing his hand inside. Unmatched the
door.
Harold Smith, clerk, was in TIL"
store at the time placing some goods
and called 10 the man VINO hu7rledly
left, with Smith in pursuit. Smlth
gave the alarm and W suspects were
arrested by deputy Sheriifs Nerili'
lion and Smith.
The man is thought to be the sa' e
one vino entered the store OF l.. -
Showers hardware store earlier III
the evening by forcing the door. The
entrance TO l., Elm Grove store was
affected with the aid Of automobile
tools which were left by the burglar
in his hurried flight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
ST. C~LA|RSV|LLE
Realty Deeds Filed.

Realty oecOo 1AASN'
-. ( Morgan - Al t. TOm"i Rocco
Land i'm Whrrlinr township. Consider
atrnn $T.0n".
Daniel :! GcSsIrr to Lena G"Ssl"r.
land in rcasr township, Considcra'
tion s1n.
Michael rIochcvar and Jozeta TIochr-
var To John Grirhar "t nj. Land In
Prase township. Consideration Sl.6on.
John r;ricsch"r |" Michael Il"ch"var
Ct al. Land in 1.loydsvill". C"nsid"ra-
ton slice.
Jeanne Barnes Garrison ct al 20 The
VcndcrSon-Gahi" coat Co. Land IN
Wheeling township. Consideration 81.
Mix" Srrrda 1T al 70 Frank rhan"k
ct nj. Land in Wh~'''nS township on
Sidcration S'.jhn.
rho board Of education of Col"ratr
township. "a :. II. Robbins. Land IN
,-clcrtiu township. Consideration $685.
l.. !. Wiley and AIDA Wiley 70 Charm
Y Wiley. Land IN Warren township,
Consideration $4,000.
Tirnnthy M"ynahan 70 Ellen Moyna-
han. Land in Martins Ferry 'ons,d-
"ration 81.
Lcona Mcfarland ct al to Oscar W.
Wright. Land in rcaSe township. Con-
sid"ration 81.
Harry q. Kidd and Edna r. Kidd 10
y z. Gordon . ana III iS"Se No"'""'l'
Consideration 81.
Mace Edwards and Maud T. Edwards
to .InScphjn" and join \. cain. Land
m Martins Ferry Consideration SIN.
Grace st.. Rclin" and f.. A. Rclin. to
Minnie L. Craig. Land In tich!and
township. Consideration 81.
81. c1al-svill" Union Cemetery 20
rula Bell. Land in St. Clairsville. Con-
sid.rat.pn $50.
William IL Spears. executor to Goo.
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!UARY
Mrs. Babette Daub.

Death called on" OF ltic oldest Ger
man citizens Of Wheeling last cr'nlnG
al H:4I n'"l"ck. Mrs. iiabct:"' Dauh WaS
horn in fNTariH. Germany. 81 years ago
Sh" came carly in llir To Wheeling
where Sh" had slnr" mad" her h"nl"
She WAX a remarkable woman. h"tti
IhySically and mentally. she lived III
tn" present. and no; N the paSI' rs
Inanr aged persons L". She hhd Il
keen interest IN everything going on
ut the present time. Her energy ana
vitality were rrmArkhbl". and Just 10
SOC and talk Ia her mad" one feed like
pressing onward and never saying IAN
Sl.. WAS a gnnd mother and a splendid
friend. All who knew her will miss hcr,
Roy. nr. In"ot Birmingham VIII
hay, charge Of the funeral. lntcrnicnt
Will h" in t;r""nW,"d.
Mrs. pauh il survived By thr"" chill
drcn, Mrs, 'l:krl"S Ninlcrhaltcr, "t
Martins FERRY: Mrs. Louise Edwards
Of ,'nlorado, and Miss Lille Daub. IF
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
ROGER LEACH
: WRITES HOME
BELIARE BOY IN SERVICE IN
FRANCE SENDS INTERESTING
LETTER TO MOTHER
Tells OF Army Lie In France News
OF Bella1re and Vicinity.

Mrs. Lon Leach. Of Gravel Hill. yes
terday received a letter from her son
Roger leach. onw in tho hospital corps
and attached - the l66th Ohio Infantry
a part Of tho famous rainbow diTiSi"n
nov in active service IN France. inc
Scllaire boy wit 4 number ot other
local boys enlisted IN the hospital Scrv-
ice. and ali are no" IN Franco. In"
letter follows, IN part:
Somewhere. March ). 1918.
Your letter "t January 80 rNc"ircd
this morninc and was glad 70 hear from
you onCe again. |; Is thc i;!St nave
received for SO lC3S that had almost
given up hope ~ lrArinS from you. but
I guess tho Servic" viii De pretty reg
ular from now on. Here's hoping.
was certainly surprised to hear or
Gus STEPHENS death as hH was very
active when [ saw hum last. but still
that has been :" lnaS ago. Sorry I"
hear that Il has been So cold IN ohio.
Gee I DON, know what I would do X
We would haze - below zero weather.
No doub: "" world all frccz' 20 death.
No doubt Monday Is getting to. 10
quite Il holiday for Dad. Tn" first
thing | know h" Will De on the retired
list.
Yes ynr., OF tho drafted men are over
here and they a." n ":7ctis. Some OF
them ara scared e. death. but still they
are not wholly 10 blame ~ they got
quick action.
This IS the frs: nice day we've had
for some time and tho 1:r IS full OF
aeropianr~ and observation balloons.
Every onr" III = Will" 4 rUt: OF smoke
can be S"'n. which means that ih"y arc
b.ing sh": n by an "rcn;% gun. |: DOES
make a Fellows blood tineiH and makes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28

large shipments coming from the other
sections Of tn. county. This morning
the local Rcd Cross quarters looked Ike
4 r~yclon" had struck it. with he need
OF larger temporary quarters an appeal
was made and instantly answered by
Charles RcsScr. who donated the use
Of the vacant room on Bcim"n street,
opposite the City Park, formerly used
as Il ~rcs.aucant. Any one having old
garments. however. vii! continue" TO
bring thorn to the Chapter OFFICES ;t:!l
the temporary quarters WILL DC uHeh
solely as Il packing and storage place
until tho shipments from the outlying
sections have been received. IN ord"r
;ha, ono shipment can 10 made TO New
York CITY. From Indications 1t now
appears iha the shipment from this
county will be from S to lU tons OF Old
clrmTctA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
Hctde ReSiCuS

ike AL tn" other teachers IN IN" BEL
laire high school. another has t"rHcred
his r~esiCnarluu. 10 take effect Friday ut
. The close OF school. This time /, is
Ilar-v II. ti"idc, who FOR the pas io"T
years HIS bccn riNp!"y"i hS teacher IN
the ioca! high school. II" !"h'"S /" tahc
ny 4 iruiiar position IN ~" high $ch"o!
=; Su-Irgii.lG, O.. Nj. Held" has been
rather a SUCCESS during his s;ay in thls
CITY. BESIDES teacher H. has been act!N"
, in aIi movements that would better thr
school. especially morally. Ec has been
athletic manager for TWO years anu
; coach Of the basket hH.l team tho other
rwo. His efforts her" have been crown"d
with grand success.
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III find OF, how much ne car tell

l a l'i4 OOL uU" IVuCn VIC can tell
about.
Saw a real American picture az ,hc
now" Show last night. and all Tho boys
nearly went ~ild. l. was great To So
4 real civilized picture and ore wc
could understand.
Yes mother. l can hardly sit still. A
Fellow IS playing TN" piano and he -
The best that I've heard since leaving
home. lie has played all the popular
airs and Is now on Poor Ruttrrfiy.'
All VIC need arc tho girls to haze a
dance. bat that's an impoSsibility here.
Am enclosing two copies OF the Rain
bow Rereille and think that both of
them are good. Also sending the saiur
10 Chief OF Police MahUn.. You VIII
gee an article in one of them that
proves what | said abou, Tho mail sorry
ice.
Wsll this is all rrr this time. Give
my best 20 all the fellows.
Your Son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
MARTINS FERRY
In. Critical Condition.

m" condition ~ Mrs. I;rl"'crn r'E"ti.
VIII" Mas hc,E III n; IL" !pu" - tam"
~l:tyl"ss 81 North SINth street Cor: tn.
rnSt several days, was reported As c7iu-
cal last evening. \ "6nsuli1tIoA was
held las; evening iy several physicians.
and II was said that graz" fears ~" ca
'cr'aIn"'I for her recovery. Tia" m"m~
hrrs q: no. :tmily have been "~rIInrn"u'd
l." IL" trdSidc.
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Mary Pickford ut EeEray.

Manager WOODS - IN" I''NfNT 'h'IiTr
:.nu":urce .hai To" Mary iJcff"rd-A.r-
Graf! picture. "i:.h"rca If Smnnyhr""k
Farm, t,lapt"l from TN" famous book
and MA. Of Ia, -nfn. uar2' by ka;"
douglas WI-.tn AMI charlotte Thnmp-
800. VII ui.m ut his theatre "n Thurs
i.t, g. .yI> week. IN" aruuun""m"nt
-; ms f!m haS Attracted considerable
:mr.";-' Aimo"g fhc particular admirers
Of Ma, lIr.l"rd. ~ wei! A. -" many
,rnu>.uis w"n nay" Rad ~" earning
SipE% q: ~.'lI IN play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
Know the Reason

Polio" say th"E know IA" rcaSon for
III" nS!!nuS "f several members uf criS
-! in "pp"Sin:; III" $tlary ordinance
granting th"rh nj Increase. According
t. uur officer !, happened several years
ago. and IL" .u'iInu;"d that n" polio"
court d"rkr; VIII tell IN" story. I~i.llatr"
wa$ wld" open - hat lin" and in"ll
pciic" I"riar" ihat members of council
yer" captured ~ gambling ~ ds. Other
locked W for fighting and f"r ,lrIrh"U-
moss. Police "a: tia; hccalS" they
were doing their duty II making thr
arrests i an" n; IN" r"ts"uS Tor "pr"s-
ing tn. inrrcase in wages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
MANY sn,ileaEe Rooks RetnE sod.

TIA" campaign 50" Ia" sal" 81 IN" SOL
Gi"rS' SmIlcIT" books whIrh i being
w4g"d "a This: .ily is h'.a; us": VIII sue
rrS~. AZ = iIrc. number g.: ~" books
inv" i."'u disposed ~. Hartman j.. -
Lurt"n is working hard {" max" IN"
campaign Il success. and h" has appoint
'i aihiIi"ual workers = assist IN the
wn.t i"r ~" htiHnc" Of III" week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
~Ruey-Eobertson wedding.

Wednesday, evening at ihr home o1
William Robertson. IL kI".. was p"r
formed the marriage ceremony OF ms
daughter. Miss Nora Robertson and Mr
Howard Riley. OF -. tIa.rsvilic. I!c:,
y. NJ. Flax. pastor OF the Christian
church officiating. Af;rr n wedding tril
they will maze their horn" NJ kicc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
No Place to Hang FLAG.

Tho officials Of INC Suh-d!Sirlct min
crs are ir Il quandry as 10 where !" nanG
their ~snrvic. flag received n" first OF
il" week. rhr flag Coninins 300 stars
ard Il was At first decided 10 hans II
from tho second story OF the 1l";n!":n
hulld.rg. hu, it wa* ,ound that III" fiaS
WAS too large. n, !: reached to the side
Wnlk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
Orders More Changes.

Mayor rIarles GulhcrSon Yesterday
received fruru tho stat" factory :n&pc"-
tor Il Communications to tn" effect hat
tn. doors "f the Masonic temple must
h. Changed To opca Nut. ard har" an
illuminated Sic exit" over each door.
Similar changes rsI>t b" made 4, the
Commercial club building. Tn. changes
mast bc mair within 30 days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
Crowded with Clothes.

Tho re<p"ns" from the various Sec
tiorS OF tho cnuu;E N IN" silent cam
paige :nr old garments For III" :,lC;an
ard French R"fig"c Itcli"t. * G-a;'iy-
ing IN Erllair" th"rr wLS II" definite
organized effort IN his |nhiter but
uuit. = lot or garments HAY" been re-
c"iv.d At the Chapter "ffi'". Yesterday
=, iar=" sh:DnT"ut VAS r"""li'i from
Drraos ard Il small" on" ir"'n Ntri""S
The Chapter office has record Of several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28

. funeral services for TIA" ia;c William
IT. EraG"i"v. former resident 81. this
! city. VIII" passed nwa" Saturday az his
linin, in Youngstown. w"r" held N"Sr"r-
: day artrruu"u from III" HON" 81 his
iu~'h"r-lu-laN. William - S"lnan. 80
r.yrnic"urh street. ini"rrn"uL VAS pri-
.I'c a Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
Court Entries.

Kate ElkS vs.. James 7. Lacey TT al.
cause referred to II. 7. Tyler rs special
master 10 report within 40 days.
Margaret l.. Elliott vs.. l;tlrh Elliott.
T"'lti"r ard answer and cross petition
dismissed for want % prosecution. Each
party 20 pay on"-haif at costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
Elmer Services Today.

81 - u'rl"ck thus morning. ii :he
fanny b"pl". ia Wheeling avenue. Elm
Tr"yr. services viii h" conducted for the
lat" Mrs. r"ru Th"rnburg Elmer. highly
respected r"sli"ui 81 Elm Grove. who
PASSED away M"uHa%. i;"E. Arthur Laz-
"nhy VIII u:tirrh;" ami lni"rm"n; viii be
un,r in he SIrn" church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28

When steel ships were first attempt.
cd. tho oxperImentcrs worked in n
storm OF jrcrs. for whoever heard OF
pieces Of iron floating in wat"ro tnN
rect" i not noted for lis huoyancy.
II: o but this is a different age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
Annual Business Meeting.

The annual business meeting of the
Music. Literature" and Art club will be
held Friday afternoon "a the home Of
Mrs. Charles u. kcSaHr. IN North IIar-
rISon street. All members are urged TO
attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
BRIDGEPORT
Special Services.

Spcrial services in obscrvanr" "f
Maurdy Thursday. will hc held AZ s..
Arlhony's catholic church on West
Main street this morning ut min" O'Clock.
Services will also: h" held this evening
a.; 80 o'clock. Special services IN
observance Of Good Friday will ais" h.
hold tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
For Fred Recker.

II t." ~"'nlnrN l!!~ afternoon n the
family h"mr "u l:as, Twrnty-sc""nd
street. funeral services for IL" lat"
Fred I:."k"i. who !i"i Monday morning.
VIII T.. r"uiurt"d l~nr"rlm"nt viii be
n,a,!, 1T Nj. Ti"u ~c"lU"i"ry.'
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To Examine Applicants.

Ton r,sj>t"r"i in"n VII" were trans
r"rr,d ,r III" !"rnI h"a"h from other
poin;. Viii Ia Manfred At III" dra:;
headquarters II the .Ir! building ;ijs
nfirrn"ou. il WI! r"rurr" hut . short
I'm" Tor "a, ,N;Im nation Q: III" mcn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
DIR. ROBERT J. HIGGINS
DENTIST
OGLEBAY BLOCK
Room 6. Bridgeport.
HRve Closed Season

The local high school girls basketball
cam have closed their season watch has
h""n a most successful one. II" girls
gore to have played one moro game this
season hut on account OF being unahl"
to sncurH 4 suitable hall. it was decided
20 close Tie season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
Bound Over to Grand jury.

John Miller. West Wheeling man.
who was arrested Tuesday night on the
Chlrr.. &C carrying concealed weapons.
was bound over 20 the grand jury III
Justice Brittou's court yesterday morn
ing. The case will he investigated at
the next term or the grand jury.
Miss Stella TApran returned last cv-
eninG after Spending the day In May
nard on business.
The wrmN m"rtinSs Of tho Knights
nf Fy'hias he hold in their hall on
Main street evening.
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II Eurchfi"ld. Land in Warren town
shin. Consideration S4."00.
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Season Opens May S.

Manager Mcliaughcy If IN" R"llaire
athletic baseball team for the cOm'nG
SEASON. announced that tho team "lil
on"n tho season this year with 'h"
strong Martins Ferry team. Robert
pr:sock. former manager of tho Athl"t-
les. is this y"ar leading the fcrrians'
and his trHm promises 10 CIV" us on;
grand battle. No manager has Deem So
lrr'cd for Tho local team. but they htT"
:. vcral good mrn in line for tn" posi-
lion and no doubt he Will be chosen IN
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Gravel bill winners.

This evening NJ tn" Gravel HIM gym.
tho Gravel iIill boys basket hall team,
winners Of tho tournament. will play
n" Freshman team. The Gravel li;Il
,rarn am. through IN" elimination ""iI-
test n good shape. easily Defeating both
tho teams hey played. and ar" u"w tn"
charnpionS Of tho city Of tho grade d.
narrn"rt. At the same gym The r'Irst
Ward Girls team will play the Fresh
man team. This girls Team mr." tn"
champions Of the city. coming nut a.:
,h, tournament without Il defeat.
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Successor Chosen

Harry Holden Of bethesda. o. has
b"en chosen to Nil tn" vacancy ~ The
local high school faculty. mad" hr !hc
resignation Of Harry II. !l"id". H." is 7
gradual" of Ohio Sat" university ard
corlcs hero VOL recommended. II" viii
in ali probability. MI III" position f"r
next year.