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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-02

! SAN FRANCISCO, May Am
action to restrain enforcement of
the war prohibition and Sheppard
prohibition amendment was filed in
the United States District Court by
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berlin HONORS
FIRST OF MAY
:, pr,l associated Pressl

Associated PFeaaN
y Y'SHLlN, May 2.-on Thursday
NY Day for the first time, was al
-. - completely observed by work.
ms aS a holiday in Berlin. Nearly all
sba S OF communication, factories
"'ps and restaurants were closed.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-02
CAPTURE munich
FROM THE REDS
NV Associated PresnD

Dy Associated Pressl
PARIS, May 2.-Bavarian govern
ment troops captured Munich from
the Communists Thursday, according
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INJURED BY RIOTERS

. associated Treas)
s,, io' May 1.-Two hundred and
n. policemen were hurt in the May
disorders here yesterday.
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= oooAT AND A YEAR ASo 4
. on'clal readings of the ther. 4
. ie'er by the United States I
/. observer at Tonopah. ,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-02
THE WEATHER

Tonight and Saturday, fair,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
RIVAL CoNTNGENTS WILL MAXI
THINGS MERRY FOR LANCE
crown ASSURED TONIGHT.
Gold and Blue seems To. AaVe LIE
Edge and With This Result In
Mind Interest Grows.

The stage Is set and nothing has oecn
left undonc 10 make the big battle De-
tween Linsly and Wheeling high ton'Ght
1T the LinSly armory ono OF the hiGEcSl
drawing cards OF the scholastic season
Being the initial contest IN inc ii"ot
sport. there is every reason TO expect
\ large turnout since the schools are
rivals Of the kccncst sort. and VictorF
il, moro cherished than from any o'neF
source Bringing hack fond memories
Of the football season just passed, when
Il will be recalled that the Gold ana
Blue sprung the big SuFpriS" or inc
scholastic year. by trimming tho orange
and Blacks. this stunt is bound 10
arouse the spirits Of the Institute lads
and ono Of thr hottest encounters nc
tween the schools yet played should Dc
tho result.
Wheeling high has been doing very
we'll in the cage game and with cach
and every man in the pink OF condition.
linslv will have to. extend herself 10
even keep in the running. lot alone come
out on top, is the contention or many
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
M'CONKEYS FIRST TO
take BASEBALL STEP
Fast East End Organization To hold
Important Meeting Tuesday Week.

As was to be expected the fast Nc
Conk"y organization will be the first 10
take the field in baseball In semi-pro
ranks in the Ohio Valley and judglnE
from tho interest already displayed. the
team is expected to be even better than
it ever has been before. 1t will be re-
mcmbered that the East Endcrs had one
Of SIC strongest teams in the state last
season. besides being the smallest
Manager II. Z. McCoukey at first in
tended to have q meeting next Tuesday
evening, but the youngsters were de-
sirious Of taking in tn" big wrestling
match. so it was put off a week hence
All tho players from last season arc
available. and with the return Of NiEge-
mycr and Crock from the service. the
team should be the fastest and hest ever
handled by Connie Mack" rs McConkey
is known TO his many friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
JIMMY S|N| I'll
IN THE 4. B. {.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Feb. 14.-For the FIRST
time in six years, Jimmy Smtth. inc
worlds champion bowler. Will patc''
pate in an American Bowling Congress
tournament. which this year will be hold
ut the Armory building in this city. DC
ginning March S. Smith Will roll as
member Of one OF the Milwaukee teams
The sensational pin-SmaShcr has peen
located in Milwaukee, for more than q
year. which makes him eligible to com
pete in the Wisconsin state tournament
and the milwaukee, city tournament. lie
is shooting Wonderful ten pins nj pres
cut, and is tuning up for big gam" dir-
ing the next few months. when he IN
poets to meet Ill the crack hnWicrS q
the country. II is assured that Detroit.
Toledo. Cleveland. Chicago. Cincinnati
and Milwaukee will SEQ some big DoWl-
ing matches in the near future.
As the time draws near for the closing
Of entries for the big tournament I'M
usual interest in the game is being Oh
served in all cities Of tho Middle west.
and the \. r. C. officials are confident
that the high mark of T56 teams. the
number entered in the 1915 tournament
ar Toledo, will hc reached by the TIM"
the entry list closes February 20. Small
cities are coming in stronger than ever
t1ulltlnS luli W. ~. S'''H'''N ~ '''> ''
instead of two. and Peoria eight teams
instead Of four, Some now faces will
be seen at this years classic. as teams
from Pontias. Mich. Findlay. OHIO. and
other small cities arH sending in entries.
Once 2 bowler attends big show. he
longs to return. so of course all tho rcS-
ulars are sure u be on hand
Tournament headquarters were form
nlly opened at the Waldorf hotel here
today. where Secretary Nh" LanEtry ard
his force Of assistants will reccir" Cri-
tries until February 20. Entries post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
RECORD Crowd SEES CADET TEAm
IN ACTION AND PLENTY OF Id
CLEMENT EVINCED.
Maroon and Cream Plays True 70 foFm
And victory Was Not The Least
Unexpected.

In one or the rlrvcr"st and fastest
games of the local scholastic basket
bal! season. the Cathedral and Linsiy
basketball fivcS ,battlcd to most bitter
conclusion. the former winning by
count of 81 10 90. Neither team was
undcrcstimated. both entering the con-
lost fully determined to do their best.
and the result is not the least disap-
pointing or a surprise. TO The fans who
attended. Very few games have been
played under such trying conditions as
the teams were hitter and ever anxious
to pull through the victor. realizing
what tho. word really meant TO the alma
matters prestige. While LinSly played
had and fast Mt all times the clever
work of tho Cathedral forwards was
ever in evidence.
Starting off as II mad. tho: Cathedral
Civ" took the lead and were never head
ed Stein and Rohrl displayed excellent
shooting form and the latter caging
ccupl. of fouls to keep his team ever in
The running. Cathedral guards did we'll
holding tho Linsly forwards in check all
he time. There appeared to be slight
change in the spirit Of the Orange and
Black caRcrs. perhaps this was the re-
suit of tho change made. whereby Guy
Z. Holden had taken charge Of athletics
once more.
Cheering was a nrcdominating fca-
turc. In the preliminary thn Cathedral
seconds also rompcd homo with vic
Tory by tho score Of 81 tn ~, making il q
double win for tho cadets.
Summary.
! Cathedral 81 ~ Linsly
/ pItII. SCnd1C
Forward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
BASKET BALL ORGANIZATION
WILL GET uNpER Way AS SOON
As SCHEDULE MAKERS sax
WORD.
Interest IN Such q Venture Has Seen
Most Conspicuous and Success TO
Be Entertained.

At most enthusiastic meeting held
the men IN back OF the proposed organi-
zation OF an industrial basket ball
league met and the result IN itself 1nol-
Gated the intentions end the regards
held by the respective establishments
who siSntried their willingness TO be-
come members. Purely a move on the
part Of the sport writer to liren things
UP q bit, and in the end make the game
better and more generally recognized.
the verdict reached. which means that
Wheeling will have such an orSaniza-
ton. has met with the undivided APPROX
al of the basket ball inclined.
Clever Step.
That the idea is n most timely one
IS all that can BE- said at present ana
tha future will certainly verify the pro-
u!ction that il properly supported by the
fans, failure is the last word. Artcr
discussing tho proposition 20 the r"prs-
xentatives and pointing out its features.
as we'll as anything that might arise.
Prof Miller and the sport writer. con-
cluded by thanking each and every one
Of those present for thciC cooperation
assuring them that before the before the
season is we'll under way. they will
gladly be repaid for their efforts TO put
the game to tho front.
Regulations.
All games will be- played at the 7. NJ.
c. A. no tean will b. permitted I" US"
so-callcd Fingers linen taken from the
outside and not employed by the par
1;cular company. there will be sched-
ME 10 be followed out. and set Of rules
will be adopted copy OF which will he
given to the manager Of each orgaaiza-
tion. While the season is we'll under
way now. it was decided to play the
first gime the coming Tuesday. and
continue throughout the season on this
Same day.
Those present and the teams entered
follow: Whtaker-Glessner. william
Shaffnr. Hazel-Atlas. Bert Ginsey.
Wheeling Steel and Iron Stanley Turk.
National-cubc company. william Boyce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
WEST VIRGINIA.
DIAMOND TUTOR
. STILL IN FRANCE
MouNTA1NEERS GO on WITH
SCHEDULE BUT ANX1OUSLx
AWAIT RETURN OF THEIR
COACH.

MoRGANTOWS. Feb. 14.-(SpcciaD
Konlpcr shelton. West Nirginia's sue
cessful diamond coach Of last spring
and Mountaineer stur athlete OIL tSH
years ago, is still In France and mas
not yet started his journey home ~alu
according to information received d.
rect from him here today. Ten days
ago letter was received from SheiIon
stating that he expected to land in inc
LISA by the time his COMMUNICATIONS
WIS received. but his detachment was
again delayed and now he states tnAl
il may be as much as three weeks Dc
fore he is moved. He says nc IS Win
distinctly combattant organization. and
expccts nothing to delay his sailing
further than priority that other SINH
lar organizations may have over his
own contingent.
Meanwhile talk or baseball here Is
warming up and tho announcement
made on receipt OF Shclton's former
letter that nc would be on hand TO
favor. Being great football anG base
ball player himself in his own Co.
lege days at West Virginia hundreds
Of local fans have not forgotten him
and welcome tho announcement that ne
will return. l'nQuestionahly too. Shell
ION is a fine coach. He took material
last gear that was not above the average
mt West Virginia and developed a team
that won such important contests as
those with Dartmouth. Virginia. Col
gate Syracuse. Army and other equally
strong teams He knows nearly all
there is TO know about baseball and has
that gift Of personality that makes
him immensely popular with the candi-
dates for the team and at the same
time commands their respect end adj
miration. The prospects are now that
he will have even better material with
which 10 work than he did last year
as the entire outfield; two Of the in
ilclders; the catcher and one OF his
pitchers. In addition. Garden. the star
second sackcr Of the 1917 team will be
back and will b. another strong addi-
ton to the squad Of candidates.
Scheduled Games.
In spite Of the fact that Pitt will not
have n team and West Virginia. Will
therefore be deprived Of n series Of
games that annually prove Of great in
terest here. it is possible that W. & J..
will play base ball and West Virginia
has alrradM written Graduate Manager
Murdoch suggesting q series Of games
with this old rival. These games. II
played. would prove 10 be the most
interesting that could possibly be ar
ranged here. Ohio Wesleyan. Penn
State Buckncll and the Pittsburgh
Collegians have been secured already
for games here and several Of the large
eastern Colleges that are making
southern trips this year have been in
vitcd TO play at Morgantown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
FOE q. s. WAR ORPHANS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14f-Four hun
drcd thousand boys and girls Of France
have ontributcd 1858 francs toward a
fund for American war orphans. the
state department was advised today.
money has been sent to the American
embassy in Paris by NJ. Leon Bourgeois.
president Of the National Federation As
ISOLATION of Orphans Of War. The con-
trihution is intended as a proof OF the
gratitude Of the French children for help
given their more unfortunate comrades.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
union FIVE BEATS =:
FOLLANSBEE HIGH

Tho Tollanshcc high boys on their
second invasion nf Ohio county met de-
feat At the hands Of the Union five by
the score Of 80 10 -. Union high took
the lead from tho first and were never
in danger of being ovcrtakcn. The
Unions passing was i'll evidence
throughout the contest. In the prclin-
mary the Follansbcc girls were defeat
ed by the Unions fair ones. the score
mt the end of tho last quarter being 20
to 90. but Follarsbrc could not keep
full team on the floor and tho game was
forfeited 10 Union high.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
STEUBENVILLE FIVE
DEFEATS DUQUESNE
HIGH OF PITTSBURGH

Especial Dispatch 10 The INTEL gcnc"r.)
STEUBENEILl.E. D.. Feb. lA.--Thc
Stcuhcnvillc high basketball team made
a new record for a number of points
scored last evening. when they defeated
the Duducsnc high quintet of Pittsburgh
by the score Of - Ia 81. The local for
wards did great work. while the guards
were in evidence throughout the game.
Th" largest crowd of The season attend
cd last evening.
j. Watkins and e.. Watkins were the
stars for the locals. while Walsh was
tn" leading man OF the visitors. Tho To-
Gals started the game with the rcGu-
lars. but they wore substituted by the
seconds during the second half. The Wis
itinG guards were completely out OF the
running by the fast work OF the local
forwards.
over 700 attended the game last even
ing. This is the second game that has
been played IN the new annex gymna-
stun. In the preliminary the Steuben
Vile girls defeated the East Liverpool
girls by the score Of ~ to .. Summary:
Struhcnvillc-75. Duqucsnc--2l.
J. "atkin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. walsh
Forward
G. Watkins ................... Doyle
Forward
Thompson ................. Mcnamara
Center.
Ha wthornc ......,....... i. Ferguson
Guard.
Freedman ........:.......J J. Ferguson
Guard.
SubstitutionS: Baron for J. Watkins.
Bond for g. Watkins. Ccsch for Thornp-
son. Brockdoris for Freedman.
Field goals: ]. watkins u. &. Watkins
II. Thompson I. Hawthorne 4. Baron |,
Crsch ]. Walsh l, Doyle .. J. FcrSu-
son !.
Foul goals: i. Watkins 4 out Of II.
G. Watkins out OF 3, Baron out Of 3,
Walsh fG out OF "a.
referee: Patton. Stephcnville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
HoNoREp BY PEHsH1ra.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.--t:cneral
Pershing has awarded the DISTINGUISHED
service medal To IL additional allied Of
iicers for exceptionally mrritorious and
distinguished services rendered 10 tho
American cxpcrlitionary forces and %
the cause n which VIC have been i:c-
Gagged" The list announced today by the
war department contains the names of
90 French. - British. four Italians and
three Belgian officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
FRESHMEN WIN

The freshmen Of &. RI. S. defeated tho
fast junior team in game that was in
l"rcsting all tho way through. Stein.
the midget forward of the freshmen, was
INC big point G"ttcr. caEinG three field
goals. Thompson was the point GctLer
Of tho juniors. getting three field goals.
Tho sensational guarding OF both teams
was excellent. The teams being so even
ly matched brought forth tremendous
cheers from both classes. The game
could not be decided until the last two
minutes Of play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

Manager McKclvey OF the Ecllarc r.
& G. five. which team won the Intclli-
ccncer Basketball Taurncy. announced
that he had 4 big surprise in store for
the lovers Of the game in Bciiairc. and
would make his point clear when all
definite plans arc completed. Tho over
the river tribe certainly is q corking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Local Y. M. {. A. Students
Defeat Woodsdale Stars
wheeling Yonths Put Bug ON out-Pikers
to Time Of SO to 8, In Hot CANA

In Il holly contested basketball game
in the ST. Marks gymnasium. Elm Grove,
last night the Wheeling Y. NJ. {. A..
Young students defeated the Wnodsdalc
Stars. 80 to-. Tho game was fast and
IL fair crowd was present. Brinkman
starred for tho students and Poe for
W"odStlaI". Bu"lokr and Dawson. guards
for The 81 ud"uts. did fine work
Tho srudnnts challenge any l7-ycar-
old team in he Ohio valley for games
in the near future. Communicate with
Ir"f. Charles Miller. physical director.
Wheeling y. NJ. G. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE FORMED
WITH ENTHU S|ASAA DISPLAYED

Wheeling Mold and Foundry J"hn ia
cobucca The list is incomplete ana un-
less the Baltimore Il Oslo and Pcnnsyl.
vania railroads enter teams there VIII
be only four picked. There Will be Two
games played next Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
IN TIE FLOOR

There WAS considerable interest in
evidence. n, the Cathcdral-Linsly gam"
last evening. and it is doubtful if there
has been 4 larger crowd in the 'hnWl'
this season. Last year when the Cadets
played WcllsburE. it was so packed. that
it rNsemhlcd 4 sardne can. Always
rivals and with Linsly hero on the
grid and Cathedral on tho floor. curioS-
ity brought out many who figured in a
rough and tumble affair, but such was
not the case.
Talk all the basketball you might
but doesn't it appeal 10 you tina. con-
test between Stcubcnvillc and WcllshurG
in Wheeling would be on" Of tho great
est scholastic attractions III recent
years? Take these two tcams. neither
has been shipping TO any set degree.
while all the local teams have hcen dis
posed Of with little effort. Save Stcu-
bcnviIle's unexpected loss TO Cathedral.
which was doubly made up for at the
game in Strubcnvillc, the stubs" have
been setting 4 difficult goal. and win
ming |" ont Of tho past II games, isn't
30 bad. WcllSburE. in the opinion of
many. could lick any team in IN" STATE
at the Wellsburg gym. which assertion
must be given some thought. Th:&&
teams meeting in Wheeling. say the aldi-
forum or the Wheeling park casino.
these surely would be some turnout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
NHEEL|N AND U|N5LY GRAPPLE
IN EXPECTED SPIRITED CONTEST

critics in this city. or course, Wheeling
has been going along winning pretty
regularly, while on tho other hand the
Cadets have yet to SIZE what victory
looks like Although more antaGonistic
in the gridiron sport. these schools will
furnish enough action 10 make the
event ono long to be remembered. and
according to the opinion, it will be OK
cecdingly rough.
Contest Of this sort arc ever awaited
by the followers Of the popular schools
and with Linsly having the advantage
OF playing on the home floor. her chanc'
cs arc increased somewhat. but II Is
doubtful if the edge is enough TO offset
nv, degree maintained by the wearerS OF
tho Gold and Blue.
Promptly at Sis to toss up by Ref
cree Royce will greet the contestants
besides n record breaking attendance.
I.ncups:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
CATHEDRAL DEFEATS UNSLY FIVE
/ INTERESTING TILT LAST EVENING

marked az late as February 20 will be
considered This applies also 10 the
woman's tournament, which will be held
beginning April !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

Did 1t over occur to YOU hat there is
on" bright feature in basketball not
known in baseball or football: Where
did you oyer hear Of tie game in the
floor sport? Tics arc common in both
the major sports. but when il comes to
n showdown in the cage game. tho con-
t"stants if tiod ut tho conclusion of the
set time. keep on playing. regardless Of
how long. until they arc united.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

Field EoaIs-Stein Z. Comm .. Hines
/ !. Thompson =. nonahuc ]. Fouls
Stein II. Thompson II.
In Il fast preliminary the sophonorcs
defeated tho eighth grade by the score
nf 49,. This game was Il hair raiser.
the score zigzagEing from one team 10
the other.
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good ono. and it is little less Of college
standing.
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The Wheeling Mold and Foundry de-
nartmcntal league promises to make its
point clear. before worry long. other cs-
Establishments will follow similar lines
4 Hint.
Rcferr":-1nvariahiy namr the foul
md point out tho offender: Let no player
retain tho slightest doubt as 10 why
the free throw is awarded.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-11-07
FIRST TIME "A KING Has VISITED:
/, The scAPiToL-coR4IAL ~WEL- II
---=s=.--=====.ss-.=c5ME= EXTENDED.
ADDRESSES WERE BRIEF
democratic Ruler Of Btsve Little coun
II try Expresses HisIsfhanks For
ny Aid Given and h4fniration
American sgldiers.

Wkhington.-Both Houses OF con-
gress paused in theih work to greet
the king OF the BelgiAns, his consort
and Their son. 1t VAS the first visit
Of king to the capitM and the law
makers5of the nationlBave a cordial
welculae to the deniocratic soldier
ruler q Europe's plsclfIest little state
King Albert is otigiven to long
speeches. His addreHSes, first in the
senate and then in the house, made
scarcely 900 words, bit in them he
gave the American Afmy credit for
assuring victory in thH IFar, paid hon.
age to the fallen arldH extended his
sympathy to the wonYhed. He ex-
pressed his admiratioHIfor the United
States, acknowledged Me debt of the
makers of Belgium's Htpnstitution to
those who framed thatSiof the United
States. predicted that fhe ties bind
ing the tsk6 nations hFver would be
.hrQlsap. aud offered tHhks to all the
Americans Fho aided bis people In
3he &srk n llii
Tnere Hsse little ceHSnonial in the
HsStk tUsc6nef fess, butt there was no
ffistaking ting warmths@f the greeting
given the royal BeBahns and the
earnestness of the kingdn his address
was evident The galleries were
crowded &altxpugh admission was only
s. .ssf.y near. JILL the he 'saa51ss som1ss
Of his majesty was afitlpunced. JUS
tices of the. supreme E0urt senators
andsspectatofs rose and Applauded Wig
orousty as the tall, erect figure of the
King Arofe down thHl aisle beside
Senator Lodge Behind Hlhim came the
duke Df BfaBant, escottHd by Senator
Hitchcock. MI
+ A few .minptes latePsthe handicap
tihs csfahgads to chsMs as Queen
Elizabeth, gowned in w3iite and wear
thssa wineeobted cloaMpf velvet, ap-
peared in the executi2Hi gallery with
fife wife Or Vite President Marshall
and attended by Countess de Caraman-
IChimays. herr Ihdy in Whiting. StaiG
members Of the uppefl house forgot
sheir dignffy IA their lAdmiration for
this brave little womad!I