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The Colorado statesman., 1919-07-19

tnat $lo week Is aDout enoush "
keep an American girl sufficiently well
fed, dressed and housed.
Yet in New York Miss Lorena
Carroll, nineteen, has petitioned the
surrogate's court to increase her an
nual allowance from $4,000 to $4,000.
She says the increased cost Of living
makes it impossible for her to keep
up her social position on the $15,OOO.
Miss Carroll is the only daughter
of Joseph D. Carroll, millionaire horse
mon Har father willed her the in
The Colorado statesman., 1919-07-19

DtTI5 HI5U HTe IUTDruutH. TITO OrUOT
reads:
"As a result of the lessons learned
during the war, during which officers
of the navy were only required to
wear the ordinary service uniform, as
the result of which this uniform was
found to meet the requirements for
both formal and informal occasions,
to effect economy and space on ship
board and facilitate ease in travelling
from one station to another, general
order has been issued abolishing as
The Colorado statesman., 1919-07-19
Demand for Captured Hun Cannon Exceeds Supply

machine and other war devices
df
The Colorado statesman., 1919-07-19
Ideas Of Living Expenses Seem to Vary Widely

United States have decided that young
District of Columbia must have Slo
establishing minimum decided as
The Colorado statesman., 1919-07-19

cult problem presented by the fact
that the requests for trophies SO far
received from several thousand cities,
towns, villages, counties, parks,
schools, organizations, etc., ETC., are
considerably in excess of the supply.
Under Senator Wadsworth's plan
the secretary of war will apportion to
the states and territories and the Dis
trict of Columbia in the same proper
ton as that borne by the number OF
men serving from each state to the
total armed forca of the United States
The Colorado statesman., 1919-07-19
NAVY Dress Uniform Knocked Into a Cooked Hat


fuldress outfits which
fudress
alSoa forhidd order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
LEWIS PROMISES
TOSHOW ROLLER
HIS BEST FORM
WRESTLING BOUT AT THE MAE
KET AUDITORIUM NEXT TUESDAY
CREATING INTEREST
With Two OF The Most Scientific Men
In Tia Game Fitted, Crowd Shou4d
See 4 Thriller.

The local promoter could have hit on
no better match for his heavyweight
wrestling bout at the Market Auditor
ium next Tuesday night than the finish
two past masters OF every trick OF the
mat game. Ed Stranger Lewis and
Dr.. 5. F. Roller. both we'll known to the
supporters of wrestling in Wheeling. but
that which assures an unusual scrap Dc
tween these two heavyweirhtS when
they meet for their finish battle, the
best two. out Of three falls. Is the fact
that Lewis barred his famous head-lock
tho hold which earned him the name o!
Stranger" to be sure. but the one holo
which Roller had to fear. Lacking II
Lewis ia going to have the most strenu-
GUS time Of his career trying to prevent
the noted physician wrestler from stag
ing the. comeback he is out to stage
during the present season.
Lewis is as popular figure as ever
appeared on the mat In wheeling or
elsewhere and the fact that he has Just
stepped out Of uniform OF Uncle sam
in the infantry at Camp Grant. Illinois
Is In no manner going 70 interfere WIN
him in his coming meeting with Roller,
the former American champion. Roller
was frank in making the match In stat
ing that barring the hcadlock he could
~restle the American heavyweight title
claimant on even terms. 50 the promoter
was ready to close on just those lines.
for It was this hold he feared which
would give Lewis a slight advantage.
The I.ewis-Roller match is but anoth-
or evidence of the promoters good faith
in giving Wheeling the best sort OF
wrestling that the country can afford
and tho kind Of bouts that are bound to
meet with popularity hereabouts. Each
man has been here before and each has
made a popular hit with his clean and
aggressive style on the mat. Given q
fair chance the match will prove as full
Of interest and action rs any ever staged
here. especially as Roller is attempting
a comeback to the old form which put
him at the top less than two years ago.
This. coupled with the fact that Lewis
is wrestling for the first time in a
long while. means that the two men will
graphic on as near even terms as any
Two men can meet under this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
BELLAIRE HIGH
IN 7 WIN BILL
At GRAVEL HILL
GAINESVILLE Brings, Ter Representative
Teams for Contests with
Fast Ohio Lads.

Tonight is the date set for the bar
gain attraction for the, lovers Of basket
ball in Bellaire. Promptly at s O'Clock
the Bellairc high school girls will con-
test their rights against the Barnes
willie laSsies. and Immediately after tho
opening period OF this encounter TIC
bows teams of the institutions will en-
gage in what is labeled the feature card
of the evening While these contests
may be one-Sided victories for The Red
and Black. nevertheless one Of the big
ges, crowds of the home season is eN-
pected. since Bellairc has been going at
a rapid clip here Of ,atc. despite tie
racxprcted surprise handed BY Gam
bridge Every effort will be made 70
blot out this reverse. and the hoys arc
doubly anxious 10 go along without any
moro put down On tho left side of the
ledger.
Barnesvillc has not put in an appear
aacc in 3ellairc FOR three years. and ali
remember that unusual surprise accord
ed the Red and Black on that occasion
Playing the floor game the entire year
around. without indulging in other
sports. is enough to warrant biz OF
suspicion in the actions OF the Barnes
y:,lrrs and cause the croSS-riEer con-
,ingcnt to feel a bit uneasy. Barnes
willie has only lost one game this sea-
son, and is reported TO have as good a
team as has been the result in the past
several seasons.
While interest Will BE- cas-; upon th'
boys game there will be. no dull mo
ueuts. and all possible cheering VIII
Do accorded the girls of the Red anc
Black. who arc out after record never
before attained BY their popular
school. Pulling a trick that no team
could do in five years-trimmine
Wheeling high--the Red and H!%cf
.lassies have won u homo in the hearts
OF their followers and all loyalty VII
be exhibited in appreciation thereon.
The spacious Gravel Hill gym prom
Uses 10 draw many from the small
Ohio side towns. and. with another pre-
liminary. making total OF three
games. what more could tho fans eN
pecto
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
RITCHIE LOST TO
CLAY BY Big SCORE

BY eliminating Richie. Sc 10 II. Clay
Schoo continues triumEhanily on its
march toward the championship in tho
public schools basket ball series. which
were played ut the Wheeling high school
last night RitChi" was decidedly Off
color while tho Clay machine never
worked better. Cory. Spring and c.
ITnInil scored between them two dozen
field goals, while the Clay guards held
ihrir opponents 10 three field scores.
AS tho race now stands the Island team
from the Madison school. is the only lob-
staclr to ciays aspirations.
Webster showed unexpected strength
in defeating the strong Washington five
by a 10 to s count. as some had dopcd II
ont that the North Sidcrs were going to
win. Washington did not play up 10
standard, while Foster and Sorgc had a
fine eye for the basket.
Madison had no trouble in trouncins
Union. Al to Il. although tho Union five
mus, be credited with playing the hes,
game in two years II occurred incl
tirntally during the game that the Union
Tram had six players on the floor but
this was explained an tho ground that
they thought they were playing girls
rules, which permit six players on u
sid". .-
! In the second team games Clay won
from Eitchie, 10 TO O.: Webster ocat
washington s 10 l. while Madison and
Washington played . to tie.
Line-ups:
C1ay-S6. Aitcn1o-to'
CORY ... Tremendously
Left Forward
Spring ................ Tape
Right Forward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
WHEELING BOYS
ANXIOUSLY WAIT
FOR BIC I'll
Orange And Black Falls IN Line For a
trimming According To Spirit
Shown In Practice.

That tho Wheeling high basketball
team is going 10 give her rivals, Lihsly
Institute. the battl" Of the season To-
morrow evening at the Linsly ArmoTY'
was evidenced by the Splrilea worKou.a
had by the Cold and Blue and the deter
mlpation to keep mp tho good work al
ready shown. With l.insly going along
ut miserable pace. The high school nv"
ilr1lrcS tina. il will be easy PICKING
but ncvcrt helrss will cntcr the fracas
With the intention Of giving the Orange
and Black one nf those kind OF drub-
bingS that YOU rcnd about.
Coach Calvin nj the beginning of tho
season WIS confronted with n rather
difficult task Of developing roprrsrn-
tntivc five. since three OF tho regulars
/ were lost BY graduation. With Rohrccht
md Cory to serve nS Il nucleus no time
was wasted. and at the present writing
tho Gold and Eluc looks better than 1t
has in two years. Last season fairly
good record was made. nut the way tho
hoys have been clipping 'rm off, thus
far. speaks very WILL Of the strides
made. While the team is very small. 1t
| has done enough to warrant the support
OF it's largo following and when l.inslY
! is mot tomorrow evening in her own
back yard" there will b" plenty Of tho
ribbon. hearing the coiors Of Gold and
Eluc in sight.
Linsly. sorry t" say has been 4
failure in the floor sport this season.
which is easily suhstnntlA1cd by tho
MEG saying that not II ESmc has hccn
won You couldn't say such a thing in
football But this is not thc point
thlrtiCs arc athletics and unless n
school ran make "A good impression in
NIL forms. it appears thnt There is some
! thinS wrong either with thr athlete, ,or
the interest taken.
As the Wheeling high girls have no
ranr, for this wvck-CnG. more attention
will h" given 10 this contest. md those
who were deprived &c tho other event
will lMkc in the big hill TOMORROW night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
BUSINESS WOMEN TO
MEET THIS EVENING

The Business Womcn's club Of the
Young Womcns Christian ASSOCIATION
will meet promptly al 1870 tonight IN
order to attend in Il body the service
ut the Union mission on Water street.
The members OF this club have offered
their services to Miss Ecknan, the So
cal worker for young women Mt the
mission. and this evening will assist
with the music.
Arrangements arc being made for an
interesting meeting Sunday afternoon
M o'clock ut the association audi
1orium. Miss Helen Barnes. one Of the
national secretaries. who has visited
the Wheeling association previously. is
again to be in, the city and has been
secured for this afternoon meeting. All
young women Of the city arc most cor
daily invited 10 hear Miss Barnes.
Members Of the Busincss Worncn's club
will act az hostcsses.
Last evening tho various rooms of
the association building were taxed TO
their capacity The industrial and
girls work departments held their
weekly club meetings. the o. B. 4.
rroun their Bible class and social hour,
the swimming pool was nllcd with in
tcrested swimmers and many young
women were enlisted in the gymnasium
classes. Rchcarsals are In progress
for tho annual physical demonstration,
and because Of tho demand On the va
rious rooms the dining room was
thrown nren TO extra groups.
Miss Anna Caldwell. Miss Helen NJ.
\. Taylor. Miss lean Moore and Miss
Helen Barnes. who are visiting all the
city associations Of Ohio and West Fir-
GINA. reach the city tomorrow from
Cincinnati. 4 special meeting Of the
board Of directors Is called for Satur-
dav at o. nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
MEETING TO DISCUSS PLANS AEo
TvoSE WHO ARE REPRESENTED.
SUCCESS IN SUCH VENTUEE 10
roMPLrANCE WITH RULES.
INTEREST SPREADS RAPIDLY In
THIS SECTION AND OUTCOME
EAEEESTLY WATCHED.

Tonight AT lis o'clock those interest
cJ in the formation Of an Industrial
League in the Ohio Valley. arc asked TO
moot at the Y. NJ. c.. 4. when an I'M
nortant meeting will be held TO discuss
rho plans and means of going for%aru
with the proposed move belng inc HIH'
event of its kind attempted hercaooul3'
it is absolutely necessary ,naI al fo orr w.
snutativCs put in an appearance LOT IH'
SUCCESS will depend upon inc lnteFrS.
shown and tho points to be brouGht oul
at tho session. Starting Il lcaGue. SuC'i
MS this, requires careful ana personal az.
tcntion. as IL is not only for temporary
nurpoSrs but to place the popular moor
snort back to whore 1t should ne IN tnts
locality in III" future. AS torSrunIETI
to thr intim"tinn of trying an lnouSlrlS
Baseball league this summer, inc EcSuit
Of the basketball movement VIII DrlnE
out tho necessary staying Gualitles am,
benefits To he entertained III the event
the baseball league appeals 10 the man
arcmcnts of tn" various estaoilshnenls-
While tho folks Of this city or Vic!ni-
~ may not know. what this really means.
II would be useless to go into detail, ana
picture the many glowing trloutcs pau
10 such similar organizations IN the
i.pitcL States. There are fcw. II any
cities tho size Of Wheeling that do not
have league Of some form. IN E'eIt-
! land. Toledo. Cincinnati. Pittsburgh &c.
others too numerous 70 mention. Win
/ out Industrial league. sports woulc ne
| a dead issue. It is the only means TO
keep tho players and teams in an organ.
J lied state holding them TO a set list OF
! rules. and stimulating interest To the en-
, tent that when the averages are COM
| piled. those who play can riEhtful7E say
that they did their part. as the records
; do not lie
: There is enough enthusiasm being
shown about the city that II Is most
certain that tho stunt will 20 through
! with u bang Representatives from the
Wheeling steel and Iron, Whitaker
, Glessncr Hazel-Atlas, Bell Telephone
and the Wheeling Mold and Foundry ar"
| to hn present at the important meeting
| tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
Steubenyi||e High 10
Clash With DuQuGSnG

STEt-RENVILLE,. Fob. 7%.--Stcubcn-
vllIn High meets pupucsn" University
High Of Pitt Sburch Al tn" annex gym.
nnsium tonight tf'riday1 ut 81" III w$z%
nrounscs to be ono Of In" biggest attrifS
lions in the valley this week. Eoth
teams arc reported 10 be-. on edge for
the engagement.
Stcuhrnvill" High has been setting Il
fast pace losing only 10 Cathedral in
tho last twClvc CamcS played and the
favoritcs over tn" clever rittsburghcrs
who also have a good record.
As q preliminary t" the varsity at
friction tn" undrfratcd St"uh"uvilIe
High girls Will met their old rivals the
East Liverpool High girls. TIL" StrH-
hcnville girls have thus far this season
So rcd over 200 points to .th"ir oprnn-
cntH -.
Stcubcnvillr High has challenged tn"
crack South High team Of Pittsburgh.
sin moderated III IN" Pittsburgh
League. Manager Thompson is hnpin Z
IL arranE" Il game for tn" Si"uh"nville
floor within III" nrXt two weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
SKELETONS vs.. LINCOLN

The Skeleton ~ c. will meet the All
Star five OF Lincoln Hi tonight in the
W. Fl. S. gym.
Both teams have gore through vesy
strenuous training in the past week ana
n hard fought game Is assured. capt:
Waters had success with his crew or
"Rctis and Blacks" thrs season and by
his abundance Of trick plays. good
reputation is in store for Lincoln ut the
close Of the season. Tho Skeletons A
newly organized team this season is
under the captainship of Clarence Johns
2 former star Of Lincoln Hi.
He has been training his boys 10 his
utmost along tho line of teamwork and
one Of the most interesting games OF
thu season will be staged tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
Missouri Insurance
Man Dies in New York

NEW YORK. Feb. l3.-Joseph o.
Kendall. president OF tho Missouri StAte
Life Insurance Company. Of st. LOUIS,
and formerly Of Dallas. Texas. died To-
day at bellevue hospital OF broncho-
pneumonia. following Il four days III.
ness OF Influenza. = -
Mr.. Kendall came from O dlstin-
Cuished Texas family. and was 81 years
old. He leaves an estate valued AZ.
$4,000. -;
When stricken with influenza he was
in New York To- confer with . number:
OF leading tirancIers relative - tas;
expansion Of his company's business. {
The local office of the company IS in
charge Of W. D. Church, general agent
FOL InlelIigehcer Building. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
GAME CANCELLED

The basket ball tilt scheduled last
evening in the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry departmental league for the 7.
N. c. 4 between the Purchasing and
Engineering departments was called Off
due to the inability to secure the play
ing floor as it was occupied by tho Of
fic:als Of the association for a banquet.
1t is thought that this game will he
doublcd-up with another which is cardcd
to take. place at the 'Y'' next Tuesday
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
DEATH H PRoHED.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Intclligenccr.
CLARkSBURG, W. Va. Feb. l3.-Dr.
3. F.. Mathcny. coroner, to-day called
jury 10 meet tomorrow to probe the
death OF Fountain r. Hyre. 40. loco
motive engineer Of Weston. who was
run down and killed last night by r
traction car In this city while cnroute
TO work in local railroad ynrds. The
victim leaves a wife and daughter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
Deeds.

American Stock Food company NJ
Michigan tn the Wheeling Bank aud
Trust company. trustee. two parcels Of
land in Ritchir district. G2 acres on
MrKinl"ys Rrn and six acres on Cald-
wells Run .Fonsidorai ion, sA.00n.
James T.. Wickham and wife. Tathe:
rinr. to the American Stock Food COM
pany. two parcels ri land in Richie
district. &c acres on Mckinloy's Run
and six acres OH I'hldwrlls Run.
Charles +. Ross To Gcnrgr w Ross
q lot in tho EliZah"ih s. Thompson cS-
tate in Triadrlpha district Consdcra-
tion. $40.
George H. Heck to Charles L.. Heck
tract Of ga acres in Triadrlphia dis
tri,I. Consideration. $40.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted Ia
record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
RIVAL MILITARY SCHOOLS SHOULD
Owe GOOD EXHIBITION AT
TIE LOCAL BOWL"
Maroon and Cream The Tavorttes But
Determination Should Play Prom
irent Part.

Tho toss up OF the Cathedral and
Linsly game al the local bowl tonight
is slated for eight hclls sharp. and when
the teams appear ready for the. whistle
sound one Of tho biggest crowds TO
greet a scholastic encounter in this city
this season is assured Rivals from the
very word go" tho schools should fur-
nish the enthuscd gathering an cxhihi-
ton that will he full Of thrills from the
outset. While il may not he n scorchcr
50 to speak. it will BE- 50 interesting that
tho score will prove a minor part: ca
thcdrnl Is picked 10 win. ms tho Lnsly
five is n biz disappointment. not having
won n single contest during the entire
schedule thus far
Cathedral has tho markings Of another
cha mpionShip aggregation and with oach
and every player fast and capable II Will
not 10 long before tnr boys will be
pilinE Ut Il record TO make others sit Up
and notice. In Stein and Rdhr(. pair
OF classy forwards arc available. and it
will take NIL that L'nsly has 70 stop the
scoring ability Of thcs" midgcts. Ca
thrdrnl also has competent crow Of
guards. and this will materially MD In
thr final outcome.
Linsly. while picked. ms n poor second
is expected IN play rough and drfen-
Sivc game. which should make an I'M
preston, MS thr Cathedral team is much
lighter. Mcnk"meIIcr and Hadorn ,arc
two clever performers and their work
this evening will be especially Of i'm
nnrtanrn TO the many followers OF the
/, institution.
With excellent prclimina-ics. Rorham
officiating. and tho fact that either
the attendance figures should eclipse
any set this year in local scholastic
circles.
Cathedral Iineuns Linsly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
ADENA MAN SUICIDES

Because his cousin. Miss Mary Lc-
hcnis wouldn't marry him. due To their
relationship. Michael Woke. Of Adcna
killed himself yesterday. II" plunged
CT a 30foot trestlc into creek below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
A Hint.

Enforce m rules. Any iaxity tends
TO create suspicion on thc part Of 'he
team which secs an opponents ROM
nasscd over, and tho basis Of trouble is
laid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
COUNTY COURT NEWS


CharlnG Lewis AMI Isabel Elliott. bolh
Of Marshall county.
Andrew ''urr!r. Oakland. Md. and
Ethel G. Porter. Hnrnrll. y. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

with the big league bosses g"ttiHS
their suit cases ready for the spring
training and the fact That the days are
rolling along. make tn" baseball lovers
all the more restless. and with IN" lax
,hacIinn on Saturdays. is il any won
der that they have cause to be so III
necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
CATHEDRAL AND L|NSLY TOP[AY
TONIGHT IN DIG DRAWING CARD

c. Hamill tCapt): ...... Smith (Capt.)
]. Hamill. ....: ......... ...Reutner
Left Guard.
t'"'e'S0" Right Guard.
Hamli .. J. Hamill. Tape, Reuther.
eager. -,
out Of 6, Yeager 4 out Of s. .
Rcfcree-Robrccht.
webster. Warrington.
Left Forward.
RICH, Forward. MI, <c.
Serge (Capt.). ....:. ......Hiil (Capt2
McClelland :..... Driehorst-LeJeal
Hoyt ................,.. "elsnonS
Right Guard.
/ Field Goals-Foster ., Serge 2, Fred
ricls, McClclland, Welshons 3, Hill.
Foul Goals-Hill 0 out OF l, Foster
out Of 6. Frcdricks ] out Of 8.
! Rcfcrec-W. B. Ulrich.
! Madison. Union.
Gruoer -, i;crn,n rd''ue'' 'o"pt'
Right Forward.
r. Stobbs Capt -. ...........P urpura
/; Harris. ...............B. vees-H. Wees
! Right Guard.
Bell DECENTRALIZATION. Robinson
Loft Guard
. Field Goal"--Gruhcr 3, A. Stobbs 3. R
Stobbs s, Boil !. Sander 2. Arcta 3. Pur-
; pura
Foul Goals-Grubcr / out OF 8. San
! dcrs out Of, 3. Arcta l out of . Pur-
| pura ! out of 3.
Pcfercn-Robrecht +
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
LOST ONE!

The Cathedral Midgets of first year
hi.h lost TO the Fulton public school on
the Fulton floor Wednesday evening by
a score of SO to 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
INDUSTRIAL BASkET BAL[ LEAGUE
TG>BE FORMED At 'Y" TONIGHT
! ON THE FLOOR !

Union High school will get into ac-
ton tonight In double bill at tho
down-river gym when the fast FolIans-
bee High school teams will put in an
appearance. Union has not been making
as rapid strides in the floor game a.
in the past. and this is TO b. regretted
among her many followers. Several
years ago. the Cnionltcs we're we'll roc
ogniZed and put some dand! arguments.
besides turning out several corklnE
PLAYERS. Follansbee may prove diff
cult match. but since the latter was
trimmed so numerically by Cathedral
and with the advantage OF playing on
the home floor the McMechcnItrS should
give a very good account Of themselves.
The girls defeated the Follansbee, SEX
tet in game some time ago, ana are
practically certain to duplicate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

No game has been secured for tn"
Wheeling High girls and. as Il result.
they will be obliged 10 make the best
Of the inconvenience. Tho Old Goid
and Blue lassics arc anxious to Keep, IN
Trim. Furthermore. TO boost up hcr
record to II mark that tho loss OF her
only defeat in flvc years will be biotIed
out entirely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

The ~ intermediate league Is gong
smoothly and nicely and. under the able
superyision Of Prof Miller, it's success
is not to be questioned. While there
are not many OF tn" older folks who
attend the contests. yet a noticeable TO-
l.rcc Of the coming stars take peep
at the boys each week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

There will be only one game in the
city this evening. that between the
Linsly and Cathedral hEcss pul thrre
should be enough action in il TO make
I'D for lost time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
-RI.Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

-RuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS