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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
WHEELING HIGH
IN TNO-DA7 TRIP

Wh"nl;nS highs iuEg"-r,au.. leaves 90
Gav -: we ..!;$ down state. meeting
S:St"rsv:ll" tonight ;,.i HH!N-rShG"s
tomorrow. Enca contests Will test Ia"
locals 70 he Init as playing n hostile
territory wI;h an inexperienced IL" VIII;
work wonders foc ,ils opposition. giving
them .IIH jump n both instances. How
ever. these teams Iar" been trimmed by
big scores on IN" ,"cal floor. arI :h"r"
IS no reason why :. duplication o. ;rlc
performances ca3Ho; r"s-l:.
Coach Calvin nu; his sam through \
week o: string. =, practice ard III, SAM
team shat piG"-'t last 7v""H ~.;i starr
the contest. Nru" 81 thn men ar. on
-hr injured lis. which !Hsur"s Gapat:"
substitutes IN AT emergency. Captain
Robrcch. - confident that MS warriors
will bring back m" added scalrs. and 4,
!thc sam" t!rC% perform I feat :h2c tHa
Ih@d and Blue has not done in several
ycarS-,-.a; Parksr$hurg on h"r homo
floor. IN years past this has boon n
most difficult task Tor a.: organ 52'irn.
as N" Rcd and White has ben ~ ~.
consistently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
FOOTBALL PLAYERS ARE
GIVEN LEVERS FOR '18
Eeua1re High School Athletes Are HOE
ored AZ Meeting Yesterday
Adopt New System

At an enthusiastic meeting held at
tn" Eella;7e EI;Eh school Yesterday he
following football players were given
their letters. s;cni::inG tha: :hHr ma
played II he SCI number OF games:
McDcrnnet. Ctttsha"er. Simpson. Harris.
Schra.on. Eenae,t. Lo7acan. gilbert
son. E!lgorc. Fitch. LIZ Roache ard
Liaard. Robert K!tEore. a halS-haciS on
the champion ccam. wes unanimously
elected captain FOR n" coming year
Prospects arc bright and ihe Rcd and
Black should have dandy season.
A!Tl1c aew sweaters are o. maroon with
1o-inch black II" and upon the lnct
arm OF III. sweater ts a service bar.
dcnotinS the year 2larrd. Cuihc-tson
takes tho 7rtzH With Ave bars. winning
three N Basketball and two o. rho grid
iron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
WEST VIRGINIA
Us. MARIE: TIA
IN Bic TIL 7
MOUETAINEERS AND BUCKEYES
EET TONIGHT II CONTEST THAT
WILL BE A THRILLER.
Second Clash Between The "eacis This
Seasor-Linerps Announced
SEovT Real Class.

MoEGANTOW-N. Jan. 50. tSpec.all-
Ne formal Iia"u;,< - th'' W"s. Virginia
University ard Mar!"tia ttj,cC" basket
ba%l t";lms which clash !p-:~ tomorrow
nigh, WAS :lan";:.ccl! h"rr this afternoon
and 8 rs; follows:
west Virginia Marietta
Martin H.. =. r Hayes
Behca.. =. ........L -. G. Martin
f:Ge7. .....c... Stewart
Dawson. Capt.......k O.. Whiting
Alternate. ..; ....L~ G........'. Smith
These l,ncu 9s show a number os vara-
tons since n" ;wn teams c!ash"a in
Their frs. encounter OF IN" season ~
Marietta on Jaa. IS. E'"c Nest Virginia
Altnman viii take n" rlacr - kill at
guard and Ec.cn VIII navs Fishers place
at LEI: forward. For Marietta Ped
> Smith has been substituted for Goldfish.
; o. rather Saith has recovered from an
INJURY h. received ~ Na-l"tta'S c:.n1"
with Ohio anu will 30 back n: his r...;'I-
I lar place IN ;ae hn"tir ar. Friday night
The records o. both :ca;.'s Ir" good:
West Virginia has heat": Pr &5-"?:
Fairnlont Y. NJ. =. y. +1-21: Pittsburgh
ColleEiars 52-I9; MHri";ta +0-%S. and has
lost one game 20 ". X J. ;hS hy IL"
score 81 3"-%1 Marietta has beaten
I~amp Sherman $40 and Capitol Criv"7-
oeity 35-22; while she has lost IL West
Virginia S. 10 aad ~ Ohio University 81
30. On payer Veg. Virginia looks
trfle better. Her victory over Tit -
more impressive than anything Marietta
has accomplished buc tho :act that
Marietta played West Virginia io-3S IS q
positive Indication that Il very hitter ,
cJntcst will be- staged h"rn tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
WHEELING GIRLS.
PLAY TON!CHT.
EtsterEvtllo WIZ 30 TGoe IN tho Local
GTu,nazia1u s.d Coate1t Should
30 Cln5Ey,


Tho Wheeling high grin, who lost
lnEt wrrh IA liu!la!rr, Tho first drr"at
"a rvn EcaSurn, VIII tGko on HinlrTa-
Vile hiGh iha evening II tho i"cai
g%inrnm!urI. and unr ur Iliy h"hl Enin"s
or the rnaErn In nus"rnd. WhrnI!nS
ha= !hn uni.Hc. nr another champion
'oHr. hni ,tnHpila hcr tlrfrai NJ lhn
hrrds ar 80" F,vEia. has II "hanr" /"
.!ruH" u rulrc-hwrit rrd rean.G !hu l"ai
hu"rrs
Nate 1l"rhnm WI! hnntilu tho whisiic,
thrnl Gnout, 4 inrE" rrrwh IL expected
th"0unhnUG 4 large rnwa IL rxpertrd,
H!trG IL! hoya vii! Id aw=y from aninr
mn !ht fans viii hHTr no n!hrr place
Ia IN. The girls. with Nm nrupur hack
ina. HhuuiH come uGl in top, Sisters
villa il! rrrnrtn1 ~ b" pretty classy,
but tho locals should win hand!ly,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
oNo LUT1ERRI D2IVn,

Srccini ~ Tic Iu'"t!Icrnc"r. :. +. :.
CCil'MHrS. rht". irn. a0.--nhl0r
rnr thr soliciting or rnndn
FOR lh0 .iI'~ri,an La hrr!!n church n,
liz driy" "a hr i:r!t February 10 10 ~,
was ru,,nirlrd I"dry whrn Chairman II.
l.. Grll"wmy apTn!ml"h ~ J, Ii"l. nni
=. e Nnu,inr raz;nrEnt rhalrnrn rmi
Row. II. j. MrI"!:ar rrrr"t"ry ami q. {.
t'rurrh .""a=Wr"T. Gn.n'a quota ia 37E,-
400. hu' Ihc r":n'ni'roa Ina no, m'ni-
MUM Vr STG.nn0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
ARTHLERTWN COMING.

WASHINGTON. D. e.. Jan. 30.-Thrcc
regiments OF coast artillery troops arc
included in army units announced by
the war department today rs. having
sailed for homo. Tho transport Aga
mclnon. due nj Newport Now February
4. has the F1fty-f'rst regiment complete
and the Forty-rourth and Sixticth reSi-
monts arc on the Cedric. scheduled to
arrive At Now York the same day. There
arc $50 officers md 5000 men on the
two ships.
Tho Agnmomon IS bringing also base
hospital No =. en- route TO Camp Meade,
TWO casual companies Of New York
troopG. % casual officers and $50 sick
and wounded and 4S national officers
buy WAR SAYuHuS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
FULTON INDEPENDENTS
ISSUE A CHALLENGE

The Fulton independents will play
III" Wh?"lnT Mold & Foundry. Company
nachir" shop team on Monday rvcn;rE.
February Bird. N rhn Auditorium ot the
Fulton public school Tho game is ~
start ut s O'Clock. Tho Fulton Inu"-
peadcnts challenE" tho Woodsdalc '"am
or any Monday or Thursday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
MORAN
Former Philadelphia Boss
to Manage the Cincin-
natl Reds.

CINCINNATI. o. Jan. 3Q-7at Moran
former manager Q: N" Philadelphia
National Leal>u" baseball club. signed =
contract to-day :" Taanag" III" C0c:a-
matt Nationals during the SEASON o.
1919. Moran assured that -
would be signed Cor ;he ;9cD season -
his work yrov~! satisfactory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
MADISON BEATS
WASHINGTON IN
HARD GAME

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
GEORGE GIBSON TO
MANAGE TORONTO

TORONTO, Jan, 7D.-~GoorSo Oibaon
tndny sighed contract to manage tho
now International league club hrro. Glib
bon announced that In would play rrru-
lnrIr in addition 10 d!rrctnE Tho tnam,
Negotiations for tho purchase OF noveral
players ara under way,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
CADET DO VI" SHOULD BE TAXED
TO ITS yU5LEST CAPACITY
wTTE STELLAR CARD.
Rivals Come with Great Collection o.
Stars ard corfldsut Of Victory.
Classy Preliminary.

Basketball, patrons arr advised TO take
in the BASKETBALL attraction this even
ins at the Cathedral Fowl" with the
Cadets serving as the opposition 10
Stct5"nvillo. the latter coming not only
highly ;o;iled. n':; With the real goods"
T!g. "Enwi' has l-sr:. :he scene OF very
few Interesting t..;s this season bur
mis- one should eclipse anything cardsd
:" date h:-caboUts. No; only will The
contest - hard fought. but x VII! give
n" fans an unusual opportunity OF
seeing just what thec!assy S;cuhcnv.!lc
outfit a@s that Is making the noise
around tho valley. I. sure Is d trea;
for ths fans 20 SCI, tho ,cam that con-
GUsrcd Tho :n:ghcy Welisou-S outfit.
and. with evnry regular n shape J.
Watkins ard Hawthorne as the drawing
ards. he "StUhs" figure CT easy pick
ING. l. might h- q victory for the boys
II the md. bui !. must be said that e
the Cadets pi1s as they have n ;ho
past few woaks. Sieu bonville Will real
20 tha; :h"rc was II game. Stein will
take CIR? cf thc :c;,l shots. and. with
Anderson. athletic director OF. tho pGo-
lie schools. ha"IitaE mo Indicator. Il
means ,fet Storbrn.iliH must Tlay nc
coHi:nE - ;hr rules o. suffer lie con-
sequences.
Interest,".
Cathedral VII make q determined st-
forc - CONS out victorious and avenEc
he faat r."orre. Fowc-o-. tho locals
trtnr,HcH III '.StuhT' tr.:rN last season
hut wari 20 Go ( again % make I; loot
right. Interest Is a. fever hort and
preparations Rrn berg :7r!o Cor ~.
Nt-s>Ht H,;d!crcn 90 tho scqann, and a.
thc seating cG7rc!:Y % !.:fitnG. K woulh
20 hsst "or ;:,o.r who want 20 so -
make Il heir h-a'f;cra - get there carly. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

Greater Wheeling MACS meeting at
Auditorium tonight, ,,...-....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Cameo.


Bellatre y & t.. WEI moot the. Pike
Collesians n the opening struggle.
which Is booked for 80 promptly. while
the Ecllairc L. X q. and n" A!cM"chrn
EX-EiEh will play Immediately after
tho conclusion of the opening bill. Both
contests should b" Interesting for the
spectators. and those who figure Cath"-
oral and ECllairc tho winners. are du"
for surprises. rs The Pike COllcEians
have m Rll-stnr collection or artists
ready 10 say may" while MCAlcchcn has
been playing for two months. NOT meet
ing q reverse Not sighting The Cadets
and BcllRirc. tho close followers Of tho
teams. admit that the experience Of tho
veteran organizations will Offset what
spurts the other teams may offer. Ca
thcdrnl Is particularly anxious to trim
The McMcchonitcS md thcn ,ncEln the
EcilniTC lads. DAiLcr VIII he IN tho
Cadet lineup and his appearance should
mstill confidence. Mack. ono OF the
clcvcrcst basketball players in tho val
Icy. who WIS injured In Il recent Sa,rc.
Will DO back IN tho E"llairc lineup and
the team will be intact
nteros5.
Tho interest IN evident "a can bc
som by tho different assertions made
by tho players. und the fact that no
ether contcHts OF noto will he staged in
tho Wheeling district Saturday evening. !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
CATHED AND STEUBENVILEE
PLAY IN FEATURE IF WEEKEND

Qac OK the best r'rcl!tn.uurieS OF the
season and ono thA; should rival iMc
:laIn attraction VIII ." the s";to be-
:w"c:l the &. H. :. Seconds ard The East
Y. N. 9, ~ M!is.;s. TIL" 'pT"lm"
gam" will start promptly n : p III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

Go - The Auditorium tonight and
hear Greater Wheeling discussed
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Field ronls-T'rccxc 4, TRppc s, Rcu-
thor 40, lTuatnr 4. Trcdricks. Sorge.
Foul EralH.--l1cuthcr 3 out Of 8, Fred
r!v!; cut ~ {.
Rcr;rco--tlrjch.
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buy WAR sAvr7evS STAMPS
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Field gonle-Cory 3. {. HHr!ll I. Blond
Foul gOals--C. Har1ill out Of II;
Cory . out Of Il; Johnston out Of 5.
Roforoc Nnn Wrinkle.
2itchio Tebctor
The fool-killer., 1919-09-01
DEMOCRATIC DEV1LOSITY.

Congress has tackled the
high cost of living, and all other
questions sink into nothingness
beside it. Something ought to
be done, for somebody is to
blame for this abnormal state of
things. The meat packers have
always been malefactors and ape
reaping the richest harvest of
their lives. The tanners are
making millions Of dollars on
their tanneries, and predatory
wealth generally is striding
through the land in hob-nail
boots, and crushing everything
and everybody in it's path. Prof
iteers we're never quite so active
and so heartless as they are to-
day. Congress has a great OPP
portunity to show it's hand"
The above wopeful bewailment
is taken from a good Dimmy-
crackit paper. It frankly con-
fesses that everything is out of
joint, and that the devil and the
plutes have got the world by the
tail. The rankest Socialist pa
per could hardly make the pic
ture any worse.
But after admitting the facts,
what will this good loyal Dimmy-
crackit editor do about it? He
will go right ahead voting for
the same rotten gang that made
these conditions possible-the
same rotten gang that will never
try to better the conditions. And
if anybody dares to suggest a
real remedy, this yaller puppy
of an editor will howl his fool
head off.
- -
The fool-killer., 1919-09-01
Boomer,
o TALK.

Now, dear readers and friends.
this is a personal letter to you. ]
want you to regard it as just as
personal and just as important as
if I had written it direct on my
typewriter and mailed it to you II
a sealed envelope under a two
cent stamp.
What do you think of the lint
# talk | am giving you this time'
If you believe my New Message
contains something that thepeoplt
ought to read and think about
hen I want you to appoint your,
self as a missionary to help spread
it among your friends. Tote this
.ssue around in your pocket and
read it to people you meet and
ask them what they think about
it. You will find more people
thinking along these lines thar
you might suppose. And if you
happen to strike a few who have
not yet begun to think on these
things, this paper will wake then
up and put them to thinking.
The whole human race today is
aware of the fact that this old
earth is passing through a great
crisis, and that SOMETHING OF
far-reaching consequence to the
people must be the result. The
human mind is in a questioning
attitude, wondering if this really
IS the end, and the old cut-and'
dried conceptions Of what is going
to happen in the wind-up are be-
ing changed rapidly.
Hence the time is ripe for this
New Message, and I want you tt
help ME spread it into every nook
and corner of this broad land. 1,
is going to take, q great deal OF
money to run this thing under
present conditions. Print paper
costs about twice what it former
ly did, and some kind Of war tai
lin the form of postage or other
wise) is going to fall heavily OF
all publishers. And besides that
I am constantly needing to ado
new machinery and Office equip
ment to handle the business. You
folks hustle up the clubs and II
furnish the chin-music till every
thing goes easy.
The fool-killer., 1919-09-01
CUT OUT THE PREJUDICE.

Some folks are so hide-bound
and prejudiced toward their old
established views that nothing in
in tie world can change them.
They seem to think it would be an
awful sin to change their views
about anything, even though con
WINGED that they had been wrong
They prefer to go on in a way
that they know to be wrong
rather than to acknowledge their
mistake and get right.
But that's not me. If [ know
my own heart, | am entirely free
from prejudice. But it was not
always so. | used to be just as
hide-bound a Baptist as you could
find in forty states. l swallowed
all that unreasonable dope about
The immortal soul, going to heaven
when you die, eternal torment,
and all the rest of it. Why? Sim
ply because | had been raised that
way and hadn't yet begun to do
any thinking for myself.
However, when [ did get my
thinker to working, | soon discoy-
cred that the ready made creeds
wouldn't do to depend on. Right
there ended my creed-worship,
and right there began my search
for something both sensible and
satisfying. To this good day
have not found any man nor any
set of men that [ am willing to
follow all the way through. Some
have one truth and some another,
but all have a lot of error mixed
along with it. To feel absolutely
free in my mental and spiritual
life, and to form my own opinions
and change Them when they neeo
changing that is my method now
Now, mister, if you've g.
breadth and liberality enough t
travel with old Pearson along hi:
road, come ahead.
The fool-killer., 1919-09-01
MISTER sTUD-HOSS COLLAR

'It needs must be that Of
fences come; but woe unto that
man by whom the offence
cometh!"
So said Jesus.
That fits the world today.
This time of trouble, labor dis
turbances and social unrest, had
to come; but woe unto the
forces of evil and oppression
that brought it!
The Fool-Killer takes the po-
sition that the selfishness and
greed of the rich brought this
thing on the world.
If capital would have been con-
tent with as modest a share as
labor has always been content
with, there never would have
been any trouble between them.
Labor has always been put off
with Just a mere existence, and
sometimes a mighty poor exis-
tence at that, but it has usually
taken it and said nothing.
Capital, on the other hand, has
always demanded a great sur
plus. And not only demanded il,
but it has taken it-because il
had the power of organization
behind it.
Now labor is waking up ard
learning how to organize and get
power, and is threatening to do
a little demanding on it's own &C
count.
And why not?
Capital unionizes itself and
gets power. And capital has NO
right to deny labor the same
privilege.
It is now a fight to the finish
and this paper stands with the
workers.
Go to it, overalls!
Learn stud-hoss collar a les.
son one time.
The fool-killer., 1919-09-01
THE HOUR OF DOOM

The Fool-Killer is not trying
to be an agitator of unrest.
It is not trying to stir up strife
and make bad matters worse.
No, sir!
It is simply trying to "hold up
the mirror to nature" as the
poet says, and let the world see
for itself just what kind of a
looking thing it is.
The Fool-Killer has NOT made
the unrest, any more than the
looking-glass makes the freckles
on a gals nose, but it just wants
to tell you that the unrest is
here.
And it wants to tell you WHY
the unrest is here, and why it is
going to stay here for awhile.
1t is because the TINE HAS
CONE for the general overturn-
ing of all established institutions
of every kind.
There is no man and no set of
men on earth that could have
prevented things from getting in
the shape they are now, and
there is no man nor set Of men
than can make them any better
until the DIVINE PURPOSE of
this upheaval is achieved.
The old clock of Time has
come around to the striking
point, and the hour of doom
has struck for many of this old
worlds pet institutions.
It is utterly useless for the
conservatives and reactionaries
to, fight against the tide of
change.
They might just as we'll bristle
up and try to subdue a cyclone.
They might just as we'll try to
sweep back the tide of the ocean
! with a feather custer.
+ Gentlemen, it can't be done.
Gods hand is in this radical
movement" as you call it, and
God will see that it goes through
to a finish.
Senates will deliberate.
Committees will investigate.
Philosophers will mediate.
Orators will crate.
Agitators will agltate.
Strong men will illuminate.
Weak men will supplicate.
But it will all amount to moth
ing.
Human institutions as we
have heretofore known them are
on a creased track, and they are
taking their swift ride down anc
out.
The next stop will be the enc
of the road.
The fool-killer., 1919-09-01
A Little Sermon on Reason.

You may have noticed that I
am sorter cranky. on the subject
Of REASONING out things.
Somehow it strikes me that if
God hadn't meant for US to use
our reasoning powers He would
not have given them to us.
You know it is absolutely neces-
sary for a man to use his reason
in the ordinary affairs of life if he
expects to get along and amount
to anything. Take a man who
does not use his reason, and he
will soon get the reputation of
being a crank and a fool. He is
mighty apt to make a failure of
whatever he goes at, and will
never stand very high in the esti-
nation Of those who know him.
The man who reasons is reason
able; the man who does not
reason is unr easonable: and you
know very we'll that mob ,dy ever
has much use for an unreasona-
BILE man.
That's how important a thing
REASON is in the ordinary af-
fairs of life. Then if reason is
so essential in the comparatively
unimportaat things, jtst think
how much more essential it must
be in matters that pertain to a
mans eternal destiny. He ought
to reason that out more careful
ly than anything else.
But we actually have people
millions of them-who say, NO,
we must not reason about our
religious opinions. We must Just
take them on blind faith. We
must shut our eyes and open our
mouths and let the big orthodox
preachers pour US full of nom
sense, and we must never dare
to question it."
Well, you can do that if you
want to, but none of it for this
buddy. God says, Come, let us
REASON together" and if that
don't permit and encourage the
use of reason in religious matters
| don't know what you would
call it.
The fool-killer., 1919-09-01
RELIGION.

This question of mans eternal
destiny isn't a funny matter, by
any means, but some people do
have such crazy ideas about it
that | almost have to laugh.
For instance, people tell me in
all seriousness that a devil and
an eternal burning hell of con-
scious torment are necessary
parts of Gods plan of salvation,
because they are useful in
SOARING people into heaven,
They actually preach that.
And l dare them to deny it.
Ihave heard it with my own
ears many and many a time.
The preachers will get up be-
fore a house full of sinners and
they will begin to draw terrible
scary pictures Of hell and the
devil, and they will exhaust
every resource of the magma
ton in trying to SCARE the con-
gregation so bad that it will &C
whipitty-cut for heaven.
And they contend that any
teaching that would do away
with their horned devil and theia
eternal torment would destroy
the only means of getting peo-
pie saved.
Induce people to quit believing
in these boogery yarns and yol
Just turn them loose to go thei1
own way, without any restraint;
and there is no chance at all of
getting them rounded up fol
heaven.
That's their argument.
Look at it.
Turn it over.
Smell of it.
How does it smell to you?
It smells sorter fishy to me
According to that line of ar
gument, the devil is the real sa-
viour. Sinners must believe ii
the devil and in the eternal hel
that he is supposed to operate
in order to he saved.
That makes the devil and hel
necessary parts of the plan Of
salvation.
And it robs Jesus Christ of tht
honor and glory of being The
Saviour of the world.
Because they say if Jesu: