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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30

unknown quantities as far as the Ameri-
can ring is concerned.
Skim over the list of Dempsey rivals
and whom do you find? Knockout Bill
Brennan, FRANK Moran. Billy Miske. Fred
Fulton, Battling Levinsky. Martin Burke
Harry Greb, Willie Meehan, Bob Martin,
Carl Morris7-an1 a few of the same kind
Dempsey finished Morris with one punch
and undoubtedly could do it aagin. A
Dempsey-Morris match wouldn't draw a
corporars guard-and Dempsey would be
a 100 to / fayorite in the betting Moran
was through three years ago. He TOOK on
Fulton a year ago and Fulton whipped
him in three rounds. Dempsey knocked
out Fulton with two punches
A match between Dempsey and Fulton
might 0raw-hut the chances are against
it. Fulton is a self-confessed faker-and
the public usually doesn't rush to see
fights in which Is involved one man who
claims that he had made an agreement
in a previous clash not to do any real
fighting at ALL
Greb is entirely too light and too small
for Dempsey. Miske held off the "Mauler'
twice but if they should meet aagin-and
Dempsey did little hard training-it
probably woulI be good night for Mske
in three rounds-or less. And Levipsky.
who lasted nearly three rounds in his
battle with Dempsey probably went that
far ont of charity on the part of Demp-
sey.
DEMPSEY AT BEST
Dempsey now-and for some years to
comets at his superlative best. Levinsky
has skidded lar from the notch that he
occupied when Dempsey polished him off
in eight minutes in Philadelphia. So you
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30
Dempsey Excusable For Not
Having Defended Title Yet
Clique Exists Which Continually "Pans" Champon-Few
Champs Fight Within Nine Months After Acquir-
ing Title-No Opponents for Jack
BY JAMES J. coRBETT

certain clique, prone to knock than to boost
have been banning Jack Dempsey because he hasn't baed
far in defense of his tean action entirely unjust and
wholly unfair to the utah Mauler"
It's less than five months since Dempsey assembled heights
And only the modern history of the ring any king
of the heavywghs bated championship contest
Alta reaching the throne The harvest time for every cham
usually the first nine Or IL months after he reaches the
in the circus.
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SPORTS
ny ROa UcpAVIp
Navy Wins Close Game From Army
Navy Goat Victor IN Clash
With West Point Army Mule
After Lapse of Three Years. Contest Between Service In
stitutions Is Renewed-Navy Outclasses Opponents
and Wins Game, 6 to O.

New York November 29-The Annapolis goat who today
wagered his blue blanket against the black gray gold trap
pings Point mule all the a certain
ball game the Polo grounds tonight nbbng with saisfac
ton his rivals coat of many colos For before the greatest
throng beheld the gridron classic the
navy trounced the to o. Two field goals by King
field smeared with mud brought victory mddes
the first time since 1912 when Annapolis by
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30
Boston College Wins
From Georgetown, 10 to Z

Boston, November 29.-Boston col
leee defeated Georgetown university
today in game said to carry with. II
the Catholic college championship OF
the country. The score was 10 to q
The Boston collegians made a touch-
down and goalfin the first period with
Quarterback Corrigan carrying the
ball over. GEORGETOWN had tumble on
its own 17-yard line and with the aid
Of Georgetown penalty of five yards
Boston college rushed the visiting line
successfully
In the fourth period GEORGETOWN tied
the score when Malley. receiving for-
ward pass from Quarterback Malohey'
downed the ball behind the Boston coll
lege goal and Maloney kicked the goal
The deciding score of the game came
on field goal by Captain FitzpatricN
of Boston college from the 1s-yard line
in the last few minutes of play.
toliehtack. Gregory and McQuarrie, in
two attacks, gained a yard. Captain Nc
Quar~es punt went out of bounds on
the Navy's 3S-yard line.
Paer replaced Captain Even. Navy end.
Koehler gained six yards but Clark
could not gain foot. Clark punted to
the Army's three-yard line, where the
ball IVES permitted to fall dead.
Byers replaced George for Army. Cap
tain NcQuar-ic's punt from behind his
own goal line went to Nays 35-yard line
With less than two minutes to play tho
, Navy logan trying end runs. hoping 10
, break through for a touchdown
koehler and then Benoist in a cross-the-
field Iun. gained but scant three yards
and the play ended with the ball in pos
session of the Navy close to the Army's
coward line. Final score; Navy s;
n
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Exposition in Brussels

Brussels, October 14.-This city will
have an exposition April to 81, next
year. 1t is announced that German eX-
hibitors will not be admitted. The eX-
hibitors will be limited to allied coun-
tres and neutrals.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS

Navy 9. Army o.
University of Utah 10. Utah Ae-
ricultura1 college q.
University of Colorado 33, Colo
RADIO School of Mines o.
Boston college 10, Georgetown Z.
At Philadelphia; Pennsylvania
2, Cornell o fscccer).
At Memphis: Camp Pike (TTiird
division) 20, Camp Taylor First
diyisi0n) o.
Over 27,000,000 tons of coal was
mined in coal mines of Japan during
the past year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27

ing a few days visiting old friends. z
The Daughters OF Rebecca. the auD
iliary Of the Odd Fellows held q meet
ing in the Fraternal hall last night.
The members Of the Junior Order Of
United American Mechanics will meN
in their hall. on Hanover street, to
morrow night.
Several Of the local sportsmen are in4
tcrcsted in the Field and Stream PIC.
lures which will be shown at the Home
thcater. In Bridgeport. Friday and Sat-.
urday evenings Of this week. and .
number will make the trip to sec the
pictures. ~.
Mrs. Fred Morris, Of Broadway
street, is confnd to her bed a. refult
Of a severe attack Of acute indigestion
suffered Monday. Ns
Charles oberne, local florist, has w.
barkcd in the real estate buSineN
which nc will conduct In addition to hal'
regular business. T5
Mrs. Samuel Clulo and children have
returned home after short visit wiz
friends at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Van, Pelt have
arrived home after a short vacation trip
spent in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Boyd have arrived
home after a short vacation Apent ~.
Buckeye Lake.
Miss Ruth Fisher has returned homS
10 New MartinBville after a visit Win
Mrs. Lee Woods. Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilles Criswell returne0
TO their home yesterday after aho1
vacation spent at Buckeye Lake
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BELLAIRE NEWS
COUNCIL REFUSES REPEAL
Of RED FLAG" ORDINANCE

Councilman J. B. OToolc at last
nights council meeting upheld the tradi-
tions Of America and declared there was
no room for two flags here and but one
should float the Red. White and Blue.
Coal miners of four locals attended
the meeting end protested against the
ordinance which requires the securing
OF permits from tn" mayor 70 speak IN
public places. They claimed It was CON
trary 10 the Constitution Of the United
States and asked It's repeal.
O'TooIe saiG the passing OF the ordi-
nance WAS not even aimed at Socialists.
but those who pat spoA"s in the govern
ment wheels.
Mayor Culhertson said h" had issued
many permits for labor meetings since
the ordinance was passed.
David Jones. councilman. who has
been a union man for more than n score
OF years, said he could see nothing
wrong with the ordinance. He said
there was nothing m il detrimental 10
union labor and II thor" was he would
be oppoScd 20 It. II" sand he was ready
To disspct the ordinance with any labor
representative and if ~ could he shown
where II hindercd union labor he would
work for It's repeal.
Council refused to repeal the nrdi-
nance.
No action was taken on the ordinance
to repeal licenses on produce vendors
when 1t became known that repeal
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mrs William Evans is recovering
nicely following an operation which she
underwent at tn" local hospital Mon.
day.
c. N. Cole. OF Rarncsvillr. Ohio. Is
spending Il shnrI visit with his brother.
Myron F.. Cole. Of North Fourth street.
Jacob Schwcitzrn and family left yes
icrt'ny on an automobile trip to Zanes-
willie. Ohio.
Charles Robbins. OF this city. arrived
homo yesterday after receiving his dis
charge from tho service. following SER
vice overseas.
Miss Blanche Barklcy. Of Pittsburgh.
Is spending n few days rs tho guest OF
Mrs. John Leo. Of Indiana street.
The members Of the County Budget
commission mot with members OF tho
city council al the City building last
night.
George Ware. OF this city. left yes
tcrday for an extended auto tour OF the
state.
Mrs. Simon Parker and daughter have
arrived home after month spent at
Epworth park, at bethesda.
W. \. Walls Is spending fcw days
in this city preparatory TO returning to
his home at Delaware.
Wheeler and Kenneth Ralston arrived
home last night after ten days spent at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. w. II. Smith. Of Cadiz. Ohio. a
former resident Of this city. is spend
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might permit street fakirs to come here
without license.
An ordinance was passed to pave Vine
and Spruce streets.
The request of Fire Marshal Fleming
that water lines be extended was refer
rcd to the service director to secure
data.
Tho solicitor was instructed TO draft
an urdIranc" providing for erecting a
picket fcnr" about the city reservoir.
The policemen p"tlticncd for wage
inCrcaS" Of $40 on the month and one
day off each month. The petition was
referred to the finance committee ana
the safety director.
City Auditor MCGaughPy reported that
the budget commission has notified him
that 64-lO0 mills would b" DEDUCTED
firm, rho CITY tax levy The solicitor
vas instructed To look into tho matter.
Voters in November may pass on the
proposition to lsyu" bonds for gigantic
street r"pav4ng program. Tho mattr
was briefly discussed. Most OF III"
members favored submission of ihS
matter to IN" electors. Tho matter was
referred To tho street and alley commit
te" and tn" mayor and service director.
Service Director Gates submitted the
plans for the Indian Run sewer and cN-
tending Of the water works intake pipe.
A motion carried instructing the service
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nanrhters of Liberty.

The lodge rooms Of the Hcinlein
block will be the scene Of an interest
ing meeting of the members OF tho
Daughters Of Liberty this evening, and
ali of the members have been urged TO
attend, aS several matters of import
ancc will be brought To their attention.
Judge Nichols If St. ClairSVillc. o.,
silent "A short time in tins city yestcr-
day on business
i'lans are being made for TN" organ
iZation Of Il local post Of the American
Legion in this "ity.'
frankie Mann IN 9TH" Root Of Evil"
will Il" Ia" attraction at IN" Family
theatre CA Lincoln avenue this after
noon and evening. This is a picture of
tense. dramatic and thrilling situations
ot unusual interest.
J. t. SyI"r. irmy"linG auditor of, the
Loyal Order of Moose. WAS business
VISITOR III town yesterday.
William t.ckl"s leaves today on a
fifteen Days vacation. and Lloyd
Hughes wlll relieve him.
Christ Gracb Of Pittsburgh is spend
ing a f"w days visiting with his
brother uu Lombard Heights
sam Kusklns. we'll known b. & o.
cmpl"y". Will leave soon for fifteen
days vacation.
Mrs T. ". DUNCAN and son, Els.
have arrived hom" after visiting with
relatives at New York city and Port
land. Me.
lloyd Hughes arrived home ycster-
day evening after few days spent al
Barn"SVlllr on business.
Great interest is m.inG developed all
over the county IN the Field and
Stream pictures which Will be shown
at the Home theatre on Main street
Friday and Saturday evenings OF this
week.
The members of the Order Of United
American Men held n we'll attended
meeting last night.
The regular meeting Of the Loyal
order of Moose Will b. held in their
rooms ON Main street tomorrow even
ing
The meeting Of IN" belmont County
Fish and Game Protective association
which will hc held tins evening prom
Uses TO be we'll attended
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st. ClairvillS 1r1s1A

Mrs. Gordon Burton and daughtef, al
Martins Ferry. are visiting local fel1
tivcs and friends.
Mrs. Mary Henderson, Of F1uShing. y
visiting at the home Of A. N. Major.
Albert Johnston and wife are yteidal
their daughter. Mrs. Emmett Hatcher, o.
DuBoisc. Pa
Judge John Pollock ana wife and
Harry +. Pollock and wife will leave to-
DAY for a several days visit ct Column
bus.
W. A. Kicfer. naturalization examines
Of Pittsburgh. was transactinl bue1neM
in tho clerk Of courts office. Tue!dAy:
Mrs. Mary Thomas has returned A1t1!
several weeks visit with relatives q
Mrs. Haradon Troll and daushtsa
Catherine. have returned from q vtsh
with Mrs. Trolls parents, Mr.. and Ma
Vim. Carter, Of woodsdale.
T. II. Stoffell and family. Thobur.
Stewart and wife and A. r. Fielding and
wife will leave today for q camping tr9
John Carlisle and wife are visiting
their daughter. Mrs. Irving LentL OF
Columbus
Frank Mead and son-in-law.. Forfes:
McEelvcy and David T. ParshaH !eks
this morning to attend the State FAR
at Columbus.
VIM. E. Norman and wife and d4Igh.
ter. Virginia. left yesterday IN tnet
automobile on a trip to Kentucky.
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Rellaire Briefs.

Mrs. Ircnc Burrows and TWO children
have returned from a visit with rcla-
tiVrs al .tllCdonia.
arc visiting with relatives here for 4
few days wa,
Miss Mary Campbell. OF Rose Hill
is spending n few days with relatives
and friends at Akron.
home here after spending few days at
Bethesda. 81,
Mrs. Ollie Wright. Of Franklin street.
IS spending few days with relatives
at Bcallsrillc.
Miss Ethel Mublcy has returned u
her home at Stcubcnvillc, after visit
with relatives hero.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy REYNOLDS have re.
turned TO their home after spending
Tow. DAYS with friends in Pittsburgh.
Samuel Pastoric has returned to tn
city after spending few days in Clcvc'
land.
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MARTIN
FERRY
NEWS
Leave items for The Intelligent
Ger at the Burd News Agency
South Fourth street, or call Mar
tins Ferry 537-R
Garden Truck Coming Fine.

A number OF those WHO hHFc TAU DC
casion to make trips TO the country
in this vicinity during tho past rev
DAYS state that the garden truck IS 90
tnr fine, and appearances seem 20 inol-
cate that there will be heavy supply
Of some Of the vegetables. especially TO-
mo,ocs. in the near future This Is
stated in face of tho fact That some
of the huckstcrs claim that the toma-
toes arc not dong very well. as an ex-
cuse for the high prices
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In jured at Furnace,

Thomas rIltman. well known resi-
dent OF Second street. was taken 10 the
local hospital yesterday afternoon suf-
fcrinE with n fractured right arm and
several severe bruises as tho result Of
being caught under tho magnet while
at work at tho local blast furnace Of
the Wheeling Steel and Iron company
yesterday. He was reported 10 be do
ing very nicely last night.
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There has been some comment IN
town regarding the fact that there mas
been no start mad" on INC worn VI
6iSmautliur tho West End bridge,
which is alleged to b" unsafe for foot
traffic. The council in regular session
ordered the structure diSmantl"d some
time ago. and the residents OF the new
addition Of kirkwuud are determined
that the bridge shall not be torn down
until such time AS some method, OIL
crossing is supplied to take its place
some Of the citizens arc of the opinion
that a new bridge Will eventually DC
buiit and the present structure is being
used daily by residents, presumably at
the risk of life and limb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
Henefictal ORGANIZATION.

A beneficial organization is b"ing
formed among the employees OF the York
VILE mill of the Wheeling Sheet and Tin
Plate company and all effort is being
made to- persuade all of the employees
OF the plant 10 become members. The
organization will embrace employees in
all of the departments Of the mill and
is of a purely beneficial nature.
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Monsa Held Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the members
of tho Loyal Order of Moose vas held
at their rooms on Hanover street last
evening and several important matters
were discussed Arrangements were
made for 4 membership campaign Tor
The month of October and plans have
been made TO substantially increase tho
membership Of the order.
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Fairgrounds To Close.

The Riddles of this city arc enjoying
every day 10 the full at tho local play
grounds. probably realizing that inns
will be the last week for the present
summer, as the grounds will be perma-
ncntly closed Saturday Of this week
This has been one OF the most sue
ccssful seasons for the grounds and
those in charge at both Fairgrounds
have the satisfaction Of having done
their hest for the success Of the asso-
citation.
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Use Central.

All Of tho upper floor Of the Central
school building will he used by the hlGh
school the coming term. Supt. Nelson
announced yesterday. Tho high school
has been inadequate to In" needs for the
past few years but Will be "vCr-crowd"d
this year As a result some Of the
pupils who would otherwise attend inc
Central school will b" obliged to go to
tho Indian Run building and all pupils
living north Of Forty-scCond street VIII
have TO attend the Gravel Hill building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
THE Little BOSS"

Bessie Love Will pc seen at the Fen
ray theatre this evnning in the photo
PLAY entitled The Little Boss taken
from an original story written by Rida
Johnson Young. This is stirring ro-
nance Of the lumber camp. splendidly
filmed with a background OF giant rod
wood trees. giving the star one of her
most fascinating roles.
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Mardi Gras Girls.

Tho Mard. Gras Girls will open at
the New Pustime theatre on Hanover
street this evening. presenting snappy.
new. up-to-thc-minutc musical comedy
and vaudeville features. a different
show every evening for the remainder
Of the week In addition f'riirHi Bur-
nctte will 10 seen in the latest nvc-
reel photo drama. The Velvet Hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
Meeting At st. Clairsville.

An important meeting OF the mayors
and presidents of the boards Of town-
ship trustees will be held at st. Clairs-
willie, O., this afternoon for the purpose
Of organizing the county health dis
tricts, which will be. one Of the changes
in the health organizations under the
new law which becomes effective IN this
state with the first Of the year
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See our compact auto stove. Wheeling
Tent g. Awning Co.. Tel. 6e3.
rontestants On the Job.

Local persons Interested IN me ~
tolIircncer Diamond and Automobile
campaign arc on the JoD' ana
are hustling among their frlenos IN an
cffort 10 got as large number Of votes
os nossiblc while the campaign is stu
vounr. Local residents have been So
iicitcd to save their coupons for rari-
ous Of the contestants. and appear
ances indicate that at least one OF the
aut omobilcs will came here.
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Rrnnun rtrure Coming.

Word was received by ". II. Evans a
Son. local monument dealers. yesterday
that the bronze figure. OF a soIo'Gr
This city has been shipped from the
foundry and will arrive here in few lew
daVs, The figure is Of cast bronze. SIX
feet high and was modelled from real
onccd in rntting the hgure on account
Of the absence of the sculptor VINO
was to make the model.
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CLERKS Hold Mating

An important meeting OF the mem
h"rs Of the local union or retail clerks
Was held in tho rooms OF the local coun-
Gil OF the knights Of Columbus on Han
over street last night. and all Of tho
members present took an active part
in tho affairs which were taken up for
discussion.
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TWO Under Bond.

Joe Capella, who figured IN a fight
on Twenty-sixth street recently. was
held under $500 bond yesterday when
arraiGncd before Squire Mason. De-
naldo Manella. who Ia alleged 70 have
shot Capclla previously. was held un-
der $500 bond. Capella yesterday al
legged that Guiscppi Marianacci also flg-
urcd in the fight and he was arrested
on a charge OF assault with intent TO
kill. He was held under $500 bond and
will get a hearing tonight. Capclla
claims that Marianacci hit him with
knuckTcrs and broke his jaw. after
which Manella shot him. he alleges.
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Complete Moving To-day,

The work of moving the fixtures of
works on Walnut street To the second
floor Of tho Central hose house on Fifth
street Will probably DO completed today.
following which tho contractors will be
enabled 10 begin the work Of repairing
and rcmodeling the building occupied
by the offices.
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TO order Prom Chicago.

Since the receipt Of word in this city,
that the orders for the car OF food from
the government must be sent to the
headquarters at Chicago. local officials
decided 10 send a man 10 that place 10
look after the matter. md City Clerk
Arch Fallen was sent TO that place yes
&c. day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
FOREIGN Child Dead,

Ida Rurazo. the tcn-ycar-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Matte Burazo. we'll
known Connorsville residents. died Mon
day evening Mt o'clock. following a
brief illness of a complication OF dis
eases. Funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the family homo this af-
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
Earles To Cambridge.

The local Eagles baseball team will
play a. return engagement with the Cam
bridge team by whom they were defeat
ed here last Sunday. The game will
take place Saturday Of this week at
Cambridge and the local players are de-
termincd TO reverse the outcome Of the
former rnmS
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Hew Coach Here Soon.

supt. J. v. Nelson. Of tho local
schools. states that he expects Prof
Gosnen Iayman. tho new high school,
athletic coach. to arrive in Bellaire tho
latter part of this week. preparatory 10
taking UP his duties at the high school
next Tuesday. 1t Is expected that me-
will have candidates for the high school
football team our for practice the first
week Of school
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Dances Last Night.

Tho NJ. B. club entertained with
dance last night at the Armory hall. on
Union street. The event was the hrst
Of a series to be given during the fall
and winter months.
The Old Bachelors club also enter
tatned with a dance last night. it being
held at the Roma hall. on Belmont
st rect.
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Bids Opened Friday.

Bids for IN" rcpaintnE of the Central
hose house on Fifth street. as we'll as
the building of tho retaining wall for
tho grounds OF tho Elm school building
On Euclid avenue. will be received I'M
I'll noon Friday at tho office of the city
clerk and several local contractors are
planning to bid on the jobs.