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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
eureka PIPE Line
WANTS HIGHER RATES

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Aug. 19.-The
Eureka Pipc Line company today filed
an application with the public service
commission asking for authority to IN
crease It's rates and tolls and charges
for gathering. Transporting and deliver
ing petroleum in West Virginia. In"
application :ciS forth that tho COMPANY
operates principally IN RraNt"n. Er""He'
Cabell. Doddridg". Hancock. Harrison.
Hardy. jackson. K"nawha. LOWS. Lin
coin, Marion. Marshall. Mason. HhIo'
Peasants. Ritchic. Putnam. R"anc,
Tyler. Wayne, W"tz"l. Writ and Woo6
counties.
Tho schcdI,c of rates asked is thirty
cents per barrel Of AZ gallons for trans
porting and delivering crude petroleum.
TIL" Id rate was twenty cents per
barrel
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LONDON BETTING 7 TO 5
KAISER WON'T Be TRIED

LONDON, August 19.-WaEcrs have
hen laid here at Z to th@t the OK
kaiser will not be brought to trial. I'm
mediatciy after Lord Curzon said in The
House of Lords recently that William
would not be tried. and showed such
apathy about the question Of tn" OK
kaisers fate, tho odds became to I.
They narrowed. however. whom Bonar
Law said tho government had not
changed its mind
Lloyds brokers seem to have nc inter
est in the former rulers future. and no
quotations were available todoy on tho
possibility OF his trial being abandoned
:, I'VE are not interested" said one wol'
known broker. Earl yin the war VII
liam figured in some freak risks. one
being that he would not oultivc the
world war"
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Mile Tootsie McGinnis, Actress, Sets the Whole Town
Talking With Song

more, that she is showing extremely
bad taste to call me Patootie. or what
ever it was"
Reginald he Lanccy. manager OF tho
show. appeared on the stage and apoI-
oglzcd to the mayor.
I'm sorry Mile. McGinnIs sang to
you. SIR" he said, but she tells me sine
knew you in New York. having met you
at Il party given by jefferson Mutt a
newspaper man."
sly old dog" said the voice.
The mayor lcapcd on tho stage
Ladies and gentlemen" nc said II
never saw this young woman in my
life. II is true l was in New York last
r.nuth. but l was there to attend q
Sunday school convention. met Mr.
Mutt, but it was merely for the purposI
Of giving him an interview on The Re-
latinn Of the Sunday School TO the
Happy Life
Met him at some cabcrrctty show
Oh >:'id the voice.
"Is Constable Pclce Brown In the
uu1I"ncu"" asked tho mayor. ,nfuriatcd
Night here" replied Brown
Arrest that man."
The man proved TO be Skim PccbIrs
an antl-Walkcr Democrat. The officer
lcapcd at him and fight followed IN
which Constable Brown was knocked
down four times. but he subducd hi'
man by slipping him So to leave thu
hall. The mayor and Mrs. Walker then
left and the performance was finished.
The incident has caused the mayor Ia
suspect n plot to diScrcdit him in his
race for reelection. but tho anti-Walkcr
Democrats gay tho chief executive really
know Mile. McGinnis in New York and
tEny declare he never went near the
Sunday school convention. The whole
town is talking.
There Is much Indignation.
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MISCELLANEOUS
ATTENTION.!

business and professional men: Kern
Legal Service and only licensed collcc-
ton agency for Wheeling. has opened
an office ri Room 3OS Mutual Bank Bldg.
and ready Ia take care of your dclin-
quent accounts. Our terms arc reason
able and fair and our contract IL az
plain IS y. Is. c.. meaning simply ,that
if we do not collect any money you'owc
us nothing. ono trial will convince you
If our ability. our experience in hand-
ling accounts is great as our manaECr,
Mr.. Il. Kern. has had an experience OF ~
years. We can also furnish the best or
rcfcrrnc" as TO our financial and person.
nj responsibility. Your business cor
daily soiiciIcd. II you cannot call at
our Office just call us on the phone and
we shall gladly chill on you personally
and talk the matter over with you. one
thing you can depend on that If We col
lect anything for you, you sure viii get
YOUR share uf thc money either on the
last day Of each month or whenever you
rsE for it. We have come here TO stay
for good.
TEEE'S LEGAL SERVICE,
COB Mutual Bank Bldg. Wheeling, W. va.
Phone lll2. Main Office Marietta. ..
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|. W. ". Investigation
Made al Morgan|OWI]

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Aug. u
Agents Of the department or justice
have hccn asked Ia invcstiEat" inc
activities Of alleged |. W. w. aEita'oFS
-, S,ar Guy. near here, hrCordihE 10
an announcement today hy sheriff J"hh
l.. Dougan, of MononEah"la county,
An organization is srid to haH" pecn
formed there by radicals for the pur-
pose OF spreading propaganda among
miners and other wUr.,t.,' u.
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tBRANDEIS SAYS WORK
WILL DELIVER PALESTINE

LONDONN. Aug. 19.--Justicc Louis
d. Brandcis has returned her" from
an extended trip through Palestine. He
Is intensely interested IN it's possibiIl-
ties Of development. hut in his report he
will emphasize the fact that only by
hard work can the prosperity" settlers
expect to make living and that on TINS
depends the success CT the Zionist set
tlpmrnt there
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VIM S, GlnsScock

FAIRhiNT. W. Va, Aug. 1s.-Williaur
g. Glasscock. SO, q veteran OF the Civil
War, died at his homo near here this
morning after an Illness Of 13 months,
He was the uncle Of Former Governor
W. z Gfasscock. of Morgantown. Eo Is
survived by a brother. l. D. Glasscock,
of this city.
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Henry q, Hay, Sr.

GARY. Ind. Aug. 19.-Il"nry G. Hay,
Sr.. Of New York. assistant treasurer
Of the United States Sfcrl Corpora'lon'
died Of heart disease here yesterday at
the residence of his son. Henry Il.
Hay. Jr.
Before going to Now York. in 1903.
Mr.. Hay was n resident of Cheyenne.
Wyo.. where he was engaged In bank
ing. IIc was al one time surveyor
general of the territory of Wyoming
and later state treasurer.
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DIED

sNARP-On Tuesday, August 18th. 1913.
at S:i5 o'clock a. m, ISABELLA wife
OF the late VIM. p. Sharp In the
18th year Of her age.
Services at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Nellie Evans, So Indiana street.
Thursday morning 10 o'clock. Friends
are invited. Interment private Green
wood cemetery.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

"LIoNS are suffering with rheuma.
tism. Most important discovery Of tbs
age. herb that actually drives TIL
tirely out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astounded at the ~.
suits. especially on the kidneyA Just
think Of the money making possibilities.
Representatives wanted $1.11 pound
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Califor-
MIA my-5S-t
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RErLLY-on Monday. August IS. 1913.
at 1920 o'clock a. m. at the family
residence, 81 Eighteenth street, LII.
LIAM b., wife Of Charles B. Reilly.
aged So years, 1 months, - days.
Funeral from her late residence Thurs
day. August 2lst At $3.50 A. m. fol-
lowed by requiem high mass At st.
Joseph's cathedral at a m. Inter-
mont in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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-Notice-The singing Of songs pub
licly in which persons in the audience
are rtdculcd or made 10 feel cmhar-
raised Is hereby prohibited in Delhi.
Offenders will be arrested and prose
cuted. New York papers please copy.
CYRUS PERKINS WALKER
Mayor"
The foregoing notice appeared in the
Delhi Bazoo OF Thursday and occa-
stoned much comment. The mayor
caused its publication as the result II
an incident that took place at HuguS
ball Wednesday night
1t was during q presentation OF a
musical comedy called "Ba Ia Rumble
Been Mayor Walker attended and &C
cupied a scat in the third row with
Mrs. Walker. Toward the end Of tho
first act a young woman prcGramcd as
Mile. Tootsic McGinris came out on the
stage and sang song entitled Hes
NV Daddy and I'm His Sweet Potootie.'
She sang It straight At the mayor and
at ono point injected her victims name.
The lines ran something like this:
Hes my daddy and I'm his swee,
patootie
Mayor Walker Is SURF some cutey.-
When Mna MeGinnis finished the
verse she leaned over the footlights and
held her hands out imploringiy at the
mayor. At that point mans voice
coming from the rear OF the hall said:
You got some sweet pa'ootle'
mayor"
Mayor Walker. already deeply en-
barrasscd. became Infatuated. He arose
and facing the rear Of tho hall. asked:
WHO said thatT'
There was no response. The show
came to a dead stop.
II want It definitely understood tina.
do not know this singer and further
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FOR RENT

FOB KNNE-Nicely furnished roonG
modern convenienceS, In business cen.
ter OF city. Inquire Ind floor Inte!li ecn.
GER Bldg. 3Ae1S-t3
FoR 1EN9-Onc large light front room
End floor. Market street, steam hsat,
suitable for ono or two gentlemen. viii
rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire
End floor IntelliRencer BldE. ta-14-tf
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LOST and FOUND

LOST-FrOm moving van between
Bridgeport and Nenwood. bundle con-
tanning Ovrr,oatS. coats, sheets and gen.
rral wearing apparel $40 reward for
return To Peter Chaicosky, No. 40l Main
ST. Barwood or Intelligrncer office.
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coPPEY-On Monday August 18th 1913.
at 10 O'Clock a. M. SARAH FRANCES.
wife Of S. w. Coffey. in tho 18th year
Of her age.
Funeral services at the family residence
5l4 Warwood avenue. Warwood. We'd
nesday afternoon 1 o'clock. Friends
invited. 1nterment private Greenwood
cemetery.
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FOR SALE-Auromobnes

FOR SALE+One Murray passenger.
Eight Cylinder Touring Car in Al
condition. Call OF write -. r. Wcbner'
500 Sinclair Budding, Steubcnv:ilc, ..
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BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD. J

TWO MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 197.
A high-nying. sweet-voiced song bird
Is represented by this little rebus pic
ture What Is It's name?
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EvEL-On Sunday August 18th 1919. at
$50 o'clock a. m. CAROLINE. wife
OF the late Joseph Evel. In the lind
year Of her age.
Services from the residence 40 Twenti-
eth street. Warwood, Wednesday AZ
tcrnoon o'clock. Friends invited.
lnterment Greenwood cemetery.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wAMTED-Furnished rooms by out Of
town party. Phone 1858 and ask for
chief electrician. au-1S-l
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IDEAL LOCATION
ERN HOME AND Z
s. A for $1,000

Good room House and good Barn;
other buildings: 20 acres bottom land:
timber; oil and gas lease goes. IS cents
per acre. Best bargain you ever saw.
Full description in list of Coshocton
farms No. 3. Write for free catalogue
Of over 300 Ohio farms.
81. II. Masters, Agent. Cambridge, Ohio.
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FOB SALE

FOR SALE-Five good coal wagons.
Best condition. Cheap TO quick
buyer. Wheeling Wall Plaster Co. eth
and Market SIS. au-2O-p
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FOR SALE-Farm Lands

TOE 6ALA-Farms Of from 20 to 200
acres and from $3.50 to 800 per acre.
Inquire J. w. LeBeau. Agt for Tha
Minerva Saving G. Trust Co. au-z0-i
FOE SALE-Vcry fine small farm. 81
acres. edge Of Mt Pleasant, Ohio
Comfortable house. good barn and other
buildings. cistern. 2 never failinR
springs, one with pump on back porch
one at watering trough. good pasture
field, variety Of fruit. For informnis::
write J. Hillcoat Arthur. Box 10. NJ
Pleasant, 0. 0u-10-i
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WANTED-Mals

wANTHD-Stableme steady work and
good wages. Call Elm Grove 23s.
Su.lS-i
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The Mayor of Delhi
By BIDE DUDLEY
By BIDE DUDLEY

right. 1919 by York Evening
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS-
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WANTED-FemalO

wANTED-woman to do washing. En-.
Quire at 2l27 Eoff St, (second floor.
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WAHTHD-Boss. for black picker.
Must be experienced. Apply. CarnA-
han Tin Plate Co., Canton. Ohio.
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FOE SALE-Fine site for factory or
garage: lot ITO fl. front by l2S II.
deep East 18th St. Easy terms: Inquire
J. w. Bcltz e. Sons Co. 18th and Eoff SITS.
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wANTED-Cook and upstairs girl. APP
ply to Mrs. r. c. Dalzell. Leatherwood
Lane. Phone Woodsdale II. eu-2e-l
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-21
LONG SCHEDULE.
A R RANGED FOR
CENTRAL CACERS.
Coach Books Thirteen Games
On Local Floors and Sew
eraI Basket Ball Contests
Abroad.

The 1920 basket ball schedule was
announced Tuesday by Coach
Harold Mulligan Of the Central
High school. Thirteen games on
the local floors have already been
planned, with the possibility of a
game with the Commercial High
school quintet on one of the open
dates. The games will be played
en- the Y. NJ E.. A. or Creighton
floors as last year. Practice last
year was obtained on visiting floors.
This season the Central lads have a
sort of a gymnasium of their own.
Only recently has the floor been in
condition for the basket flippers.
Seven scheduled games will be
played on the "Y" or Creighton
floors. The first trip out Of the
city will be taken across the river
on January l6. The first big road
game will be played with the Lin
coin FIVE on January "a. The state
tournament will be staged at the
Armory> floor at Lincoln. This
year only three days have been al
lowed tor the elimination OF teams.
Other years an extra day was set
aside. ~
Same Lineup.
Central High has practically the
same lineup as last year, excepting
Paul Konecky. Konecky has been
up at the school helping the lads
with messages and rub downs.
Leo Konecky. brother of Paul,
will be seen in the purple and white
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-21
Johnson and Morris
Are Matched to Fight

Yuma, Ariz., Nov. D.-Jack John
son, former heavyweight champion
Of the world, has been matched to
fight Carl Morris of Tulsa, Okla, at
San Luis, IA miles south of here i'll
Mexico, according to announcement
by AL Jones, Yuma boxing pro-
moter. The bout will be held in De-
cember, the exact date to be an
nounced later, Jones said. 1t will
be finish fight.
Both boxers have signed articles
and posted forfeits, the promoter as
serted. Johnsonis expected to train
at San Luis and Morris at Yuma.
Johnson is at Nogales, Mexico,
and it was said he probably would
have to use an airplane to reach San
Luis. rs the federal officers would
arrest him on a Statutory charge pre-
ferred several years ago if he passed
through the United States territory
and there are no railroads, or stage
lines available to transport him from
Nogales.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-21
Live Bowling News G. J. S CAIN

Tonight the curtain rises for the
opening of the 18th annual tourna-
ment OF the Middlewest Bowling as
ISOLATION. Sixteen teams will oc-
cupy the runways, rolling in two
squads of eight teams each. The
first squad will commence rolling
at Up. m. and the second at 9 p
III.
Prior to the commencing of play,
Mayor Smith, Commissioner Dan
Butler and other prominent local
enthusiasts will make opening ad-
dresses and throw the first balls.
The big grandstand seats have a..
ready been constructed so there will
be plenty of seating space to &C
commodate the large crowd which
always attends meets of this kind:
Omaha enthusiasts this year will
have opportunity to see the worlds
best 10-pin shooters in action. They
are entered from cities throughout
the central part of the United States
which is the main bowling section
of the world. Ex-champions and
champions of all the big bowling
associations are entered, and will
compete some time during the
tournament, which lasts 10 days.
Tonight, only local y teams will
roll, but tomorrow night the in
flux of fast visiting teams will COM
mence, teams from St. Louis, Kan
sas City, Des Moines, Sioux City
and St. Joe, being among them.
On Sunday night another flock
of strong outside teams will roll.
Sixteen teams are to roll every
night and the doubles and singles
matches will be rolled the day
after.
The alleys are in fine shape and
the pins will be the best ever set
up at large tournament. ..
Prominent dopesters of the game
predict that some large scores will
be chalked up during the meet and
that a record total will not be at all
surprising.
The annual meeting of the associa-
ton will be held Sunday morning at
10 o'clock i'll the dancing parlor over
the Omaha alleys. The years impor-
tant business will be taken up at
this meeting, including the annual
election OF officers and the awarding
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-21
Students Strike Because
l7Men Are Suspended
On Charge Of Hazing

Lancaster. Pa, Nov. 20.-Seven-
teen members of the sophomore
class Of Franklin and Marshall col
lege, charged with hazing Charles
Duttenhoffer, a freshman. week
ago, were held for court at hearing
before a local magistrate. Twenty
men were under arrest, but Dutten-
hotter was unable to identify three
Of his alleged assailants. The II
men were each placed under $500
bail
Late this afternoon the entire STU
dent body voted unanimously to
strike Friday. Pickets will be placed
around the school grounds to pre-
vent students from attending classes
until IS students suspended in con-
nection with the hazing are rein
stated.
Members of the foot ball team
also decided to strike.
DR.. H. H. Apple, president Of the
college, said the board of directors
would stand by its decision suspend
ING the students.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-21
REVIVAL OF MAT.
GAME IN BRITAIN
If CHAPMAN Wins
Victory for English Champion
Over Caddock On Decem.
Der 5 Would Mean Big
Bouts for Him.

Eugene Corey, the famour ring
official of England, in a letter to
Sam Claphanl, advises that mat
artist, that the National Sporting
club of London is contemplating the
revival of the wrestling game
throughout Great Britain and tina.
il Sam can succeed in annexing the
American championship from Earl
Caddock on the fifth of next month,
he can return to his native land at
once, with the assurance Of the big
gest purse paid to a wrestler since
Hackenschmidt's time.
The wrestling game in England
has been as dead as a herring since
the fall of their idol. George Hack
enschmidt. at the hands Of Frank
Gotch in Chicago in that memorable
go For long time the word
wrestling" was taboo among fol-
lowers of physical contests of all
classes. It is only recently that
little interest has been reawakened
by the tournaments held among the
soldier athletes. Especially when
they saw their little countryman,
Clapham, win victory after victory
from competitors of class and was
given the title of light heavyweight
champion of Europe including Great
Britain that astute promoters be-
.an figuring on the possibilities of
packing houses with the old mat
game.
The glad news from his homeland
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-21
Syracuse Eleven to
Stop Here Monday;
Kellogg Back in Game

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 20.-(Special
Telegram. 1.-The temperance OF
Sam Kellogg, veteran end of var
sity, strengthened Cornhusker hopes
in anticipating the coming contest
with the Syracuse university foot
hall eleven, champions of the east,
on Thanksgiving day.
Coach Schultz promptly gave the
Nebraska City lad, who two weeks
ago was taken to the hospital SUI
fering from an acute attack of in
fuenza, chance at his old position,
which is now held by Herb Dana
of Fremont. 81
Speculation on the outcome of the
Syracuse game is rampant in Husker
circles. The stands at Nebraska
field daily are packed with Lincoln
sportsmen, who are glimpsing the
team at first hand.
The New Workers will arrive in
Omaha Monday to stay four days.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-21
CENTRAL SQUAD
HOPES HIGH FOR
THE LAST GAME
Sioux Falls High School to
Oppose Locals in Final
Contest of the
Year.

will Central High school win the
last home game of the season! IS
the big question now at the local
high school. Central has won the
majority of its games, but lost the
game deciding the state title. Camp
bell and Willmarth will be on their
old jobs trying to put the come
back across. A big mass meeting.
presided over by Otto Nelson, will
be held in the school auditorium this
morning to boost the Sioux Falls
again here Saturday. The Wis
itors' team is IN line for the title
of the state of South Dakota.
Beat Omaha"
Banners and signs of all kinds
bearing the words, Beat Omaha"
are posted in the Sioux Falls school
Regular practice has been held every
day this week by the Dakotans.
Pierce Mcdowell will play the sig
nal calling position, while behind
him at full the fast Niger" Mel.
son. Hank" Hartwell and Dell
Thomas will play the half way up
positions.
On the line Merry will do the
hurlingof the oval. Herb Donald
and Dott will protect the center
from their positions at guard. Long
street and Andrews will play the
tackle positions. Captain Rennie,
who has played against the Purple
and White team for four successive
wears, is not sure of playing on
account of sickness. If, however.
the pilot plays he will take Andrews
place at tackle. Cooley and Ashley
will play on the extremities of the
Sioux line. -.
Stiff Workout.
Coach Harold Mulligan put his
warriors through stiff training again
last night. A shift i'll positions will
strengthen the Central machine.
1--WE are sure going to have to put
in all of our energy if we are 60
ing to trounce the Dakota title con-
tenders" said Mulligan last night,
Coach Howard Woods has strong
team this year and expects to have
an easy time bringing home the
bacon to his native state.
This will be the last time that
Moser at center, Chesno at guard,
Logan at tackle, Willmarth at half,
Campbell at the signal calling posi-
ton and Ayres at the other guard,
will be seen in the purple and white
uniform on the local gridiron.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-21
Record Breaking Crowds
For Final Games Promised

Chicago, Nov. 2o.-Record break
ing crowds are expected to turn
out to witness the final games Of
the Western conference foot ball
race Saturday.
The advance sale Of the Chicago
Wisconsin game to be played here
had reached $4,000 tonight with in
dications that it would reach $37 600.
Preparations have been made to
handle a. crowd of $4,000.
All reserved seats for the cham
pionship contest between Ohio and
Illinois at Columbus have been sold
for several days and standing room
is at a premium. The Michigan.
Minnesota game at Ann Arbor, will
attract a crowd of approximately
10000,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-21
Betting Odds Again
Switch in Favor Of
Crafty Mike Gibbons

St. Paul, MINI, Nov. 2O,-Middle-
weight Champion Mike O'Dowd,
and Mike Gibbons, the St. Paul
phantom, completed training for
their 10-round bout here Friday
night, so far as boxing is concerned,
Both fighters declared they were at
weight and in top notch condition.
Twin City newspapers announced
that the prevailing odds have in
creased to 10 to on Gibbons, as a
consequence of his improved show
ing this week. One reason given
for the fact that Gibbons has be-
come the favorite is the opinion
OF some experts that O'Dowd's
wide open style will prove an asset
for Gibbons, provided the phantom
can prove he is the wonderful boxer
he was three years ago.