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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

The following sentence appears under a
Houston, Texas, date in the official news letter
issued by the director of the Q. s. air service:
'Unprecedented rainfall of 1873 inches for June
has badly interfered with cross. country flying"
And after we had counted so confidently upon
the airplane to get us away from the mud!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

Brazilians do not propose to have the price
of their coffee doubled. Their methods may
not be legal but they seem to be extremely
effective. If those engaged in the coffee BUSH
ness wish to swell their profits evidently they
will have to lean more heavily upon countries
whose people are not so excitable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03
The War a Year Ago

Italians on lower Piave took 1 300
Austrians prisoners.
Americans took Vaux by assault,
capturing 500 prisoners.
Germany increasea-levy of trtb-
ute from Belgium to s12 200, 900 q
month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

Should Mexican interference with the drill
ing of oil wells on foreign owned property in
that country result in an advance in the price
of gasoline Carranza may wish he hadn't. II
some millions of American motorists ever get
after him they'll make the whiskers fly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

Don't let the fact that the public debt is
over twenty-five billions and still going up in
terfere with your enjoyment Of the Fourth A
year agoSwe would have been tickled pink to
get off SO easily
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

It is really immateriaI whether the army
is for or against the league of nations, despite
the efforts tolmake much of the matter in con-
gress. The military does not direct the poll
cies of this country and it never will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

Even if Miss Kelly OF Chicago negIects her
duties with the army Red Cross at Athens just
a tri1e while angling for King Alexander Of
Greece nobody will care-so long as she lands
her catch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

It is estimated that the admission tax in
connection with the fight at Toledo tomorrow
will enrich the o. s. treasury to the extent Of
100000 And this revenue will be more cheer
fully paid than any the government has re-
ceived since the war began.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

While Jews are. Of course, sub
ject to the ordinary ailments of life.
they can boast of an average long
er than any other race. They have
always enjoyed remarkable tmmun-
lty from tuberculosis, cholera ana
typhus. In the fourteenth century,
when the Black Death was ranging
throughout Europe, the Jews were
exempt from the plague.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

Some day maybe the Republicans win for
give the army for winning the war under a
Democratic administration
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03
Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST.

MPUW HING
BREAKFAST.
Melons
Scrambled Eggs Toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Corn Chowder
Macaroni and Cheese Rye Bread
Sliced Pineapple Cookies
Tea
DINNER.
Homemade Bread and Butter
Meat Loaf Dreamed Potatoes
Asparagus on Toast
Cucumber or Lettuce Salad
Strawberry Shortcake
Coffee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03
Spring Housecleaning
HQaret, @oH!O1110
77,99(DPODDOf11cC
Vz1 MRS. ELIZABETH THOMPSON
by TEMPLE

have doubtless grown so far aTrlst
that you will never be friends again.
If his ring is of any great value try
to find out where he lives and re-
turn it to him without his asking
for it.
Any time that you write again,
shall be glad to answer your CUES
tons.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; have
gone with a boy since September
and he seems to be aWfully nice eX-
cept that sometimes he curses, but
not always. I have never heard
anything out of the way about him
except that he went with another
girl for a while. I like him very
much and l do not wish 70 give
him up.
One OF the boys in my room said
he was not good enough for me to
go with. What shall 1 do?
BROWN EYES.
Have your mother give you her
opinion of the boy. She can help
you decide what to do. II he only
swears, you can help, him to get
UNCI NilsAL DcAA AAABA AA1 AA@"A@
certainly control himself in that re-
spect If he expects you to remain
his friend.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; VIII You
please give some OF your good ad-
vice to a girl who is engaged 70 a
young man, but who loves a mar
ried man?
Should she stay single or see4
happiness with one whom she only
respects? THANKFUL,
She should not marry the man
she respects. but does not love.
Time will help her to overcome her
love for the married man and will
doubtless teach her greater love for
another man. She should break
her engagement now and let time
straighten out her problem.
Only happiness can come to Rer
by doing the right thing. II would 7
not be right for her to marry with
out love or to permit love from a
married man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

The pay of japanese private soldiers is "a
cents per month. And still there are number
of jngoes who would like to get this country
into a fight with Japani
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

When arrested, New York beggar had
$498 in his possession. He admitted that he
had had fairly good day Another argument
against working for livelihood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

The Germans complain that it is ga treaty
Of violence" What were they expecting q
treaty of love?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

In the United Kingdom there a-s
said to be a million and a half
spinste-a with no hope OF marriage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

1t is reported the kaiser shocked when
he was told the Germans had decided to sign
the peace terms. And he is the one who told
the boys to do that little thing, Bill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-03

The aim of every Burmese woman is tt
elongate the neck as much as possible. TIL
more neck the better she gets along. Tha
seems to go in America also, for both sexes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
WEST VIRGINIA
TSFA|RNONT
IN bic CONTEST
University Plays Coal Eustlers In One
Of the Biggest Duels Of tho
SeaSon-Aueman Out.

Special Dispatch TO The Intell gencer
MORGANTOWN. Feb. 4.-West Vir-
gtnia faces one Of tho hardest games OF
her entire schedule next Friday night at
Fairmont. when the Fairrnont ~ team
will b. met on the association floor at
Fairmont II will be the second clash
between tho two teams this year. the
''Y" team having opened West Virginias
season here early in January. on this
occasion the Varsity was victorious by
have b"cn several changes in the Fair
mont lineup that arc calculated 10
strengthen the team and It's great game
against Marietta last week indicates
that tho WcSt Virginia five win have its
hands full If it acquires 4 victory.
West Virginia. too, will not have tho
services Of AIleman. who was injured in
N" Marietta game and who was unable
In play against Allegheny Monday night
iill. however. who had n tendon tom in
the last game Of the FarSity's first trip
IS again hack in shape md vas out for
practice today for thr first time In thre"
weeks Hill Is 4 great little player and
moro Mt home even than he IS hcrn on
West EirginIa's floor. he will be 4 dan
gcrous man for Fairrnont n handle.
Tairm"rt is 4 particularly hard team
70 beat at FairmOnt for the reason that
the ~ floor there is smaller than the
average ami the home players. 81 coursr
ar" adapted to playing m x. Dawson
and Hill arc.the only West Virginia mon
on this years team who have ever play
cd thor" ard tho Varsity will. OF course.
be Mt a disadvantage.
The W"s; Virginia team Will &c UP TO
Fairmont Friday At noon and return
that night. Seven of eight players will
a., carried and the list probably will in
riudr Capt. Dawson. Martin. Hill. kiEcr.
F.chrn. I'ittsf"rd ard Parker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
ZBYSZEC PULLS CUTLER ONTO MAT
BY TOE AND LOCKS WITH
NASTY TOE HOLD,
CGowD WENT WILD, BUT CUTLER
ALLEGES FOUL WAS MADE
DUEING EXCITEMENT.
MATCH WAS ONE OF TIE FASTEST
EVER PULLED OFF IN THE
wEELING DISTRICT.

With an audience that practically MT
I'd the Market auditorium. Charley Cut
lnr former worlds champion. and Wall
dck ZbysZkc pulled three rounds Of Oh"
Of the fastest matches ever staged IN
tho city last evening. After tn" i'o!ISh
giant had won ia" FIRST round N
e minutes and 10 seconds, Cutler "an"
back IN The second and pinned thu Pole =
shoulders to the mat in 10 minutes WITH
the famous double arm lock. The third
fall came In 4 hurry on 4 foul when
Cutler md the Pole locked and fell Int"
the ropes. The Pole arose and. as The
referee started back to the center Of
me ring. Zhyszko grabbed tho 70" of tho
Chiy.a-onn before the fall md never re-
lrascd II. but pulled his man back onto
.hn mat bodily AMI fell uTon him, PIN
ming him 10 the floor. The C~SNFd WIS
very much disappointed ard ShowTN tha'
they did not approve Of this mcth"Cf<"i
doing business and resented the dc'I"-
ion OF the referee.
Tho first fail wont to Zybszkn. after
tho mon had contested holly for A. MIN
ltrs and 80 seconds. The big Pole Sc
cured a '-rcvc-se body and toe hold on
tho Chicago champion and throw MN IN
4 very clean fashion. Following Il III
teen minute intcrnission the m"n came
back and went after each other WIN
great spirit. The second fall went 10
cutler after but n minutes wrestling.
by means Of q double arm lock" When
The men entered tn" ring for the third
and deciding fall there wore loud cheers
and wh;$tllng and IL was clearly eV-
dent that the Wheeling "wrcStl!ng fans
had again come into thor own. from
the start both men realized what II
meant To Ioso and the most spirited work
OF tho evening began. Cutler thr""
Zybszko 10 tho mat and had him locked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
POLISH GIANT GRANTED DECISION
FROM CUTLER AFTER FOUL PLAY

in what appeared "a be- good SCISSORS
hold and it WIZ with great difficulty
,hui The Pol. finally "HtrlCai"d himself.
The. crowd went wild. Tn" mon finally
went IT, the ropes and the referee calico
thnnt to return to- Ia" middle nl the r!nE.
Curlrr released his hold but the Polish
gian, had secured another toe hold
and was ,,";iud not To- CIV" up 5" g"no \
,r,,nc,. rr:winniug a match. According
L. he pulled cutler TO the middle OF the
ring s,iIl holding to his toe and then
uounr.d upon him. locking the TOO
hold" After holding out for few Sec
ouds ,hr Chicaguan gave UP by signal
;nr IN the r"f,.rcc. as his leg would no
doubt have been broken had h" not
d,nr 50, Referee, Murphy them gave the
decision 10 Xyhszku.
According to tn" rules, as stated oy
tina r,frrcr 80 ,hc audience before the
rnutes, hogan. il tho contestants went
,o the ropes they were 10 return 10
III, middle Of tho mat and walt inc
r"fcrccs signal 10 begin again In 'ne
final fail Xybszko and Cutler were
against the ropes and the Pole did not
abide hy the rules by pulling Cutler
by the toe TO the middle Of the mat
Following tho contest Mr. Cutler
stntrd ;hat he was quit" sure that MI.
yVbSHkr did not lnl"ntlpislIIE 0lSl u
the rules Of the contest. but mat ne
was excited 4, thr time. lilo further
stated that he would be willing 70 meet
the Polish champion again AT any time
and was sure that he could win from
hun. if Mr.. ZybsZko would abide by
the rules
In statement to q representative OF
The Inlclligrnccr. Mr. ZybsZko said that
no had won from his opponent and that
he had secured tho decision OF the
referee. Jlc further declared That he
would not match again with Cutter. as
If has been his policy to give every
man Il chance and after decision 10
tackle the next fellow.
], is with regret ihut the contest last
night ended as II did. but tho men in
charge were not TO blame. and It is
an assured fact that such decisions will
not bn tolerated in the future. The
decision was rendered upon tech
nicaIity and It may br said that the
fault was not the referees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
POOR REFEREE
SPOILED GOOD
WRESTLING BOUT
FoRMER RECREATION MANAGER
SOUNDS NOTE OF WARNING TO
LOCAL SPORTSMEN.
EAYs BOUT WAS ON THE SQUARE
BUT CRITICISES MANAGEMENT
FOE SELECTION OF ARBITER.
FORGOT RULES LAID DOWN AT
CRITICAL PART OF WRESTLING
MATCH LAST NIGHT.

Among those who attended the Zbysko-
Cutler wrestling match staged al the
Market auditorium last night was ".
Francis Hyde. former recreation man
ager Of Wheeling and Western Mnssa-
chusetts, now engaged in business IN
this city. Nr. Hyde. who has for many
years taken an active interest IN all am
lctlc sports anu is close student Of
wrestling and boxing. occupied scat IN
the third row from the platform where
the wrestling took place. In speaking
of the bout, Mr.. Hyde said:
Tho wrestling bout staged a. III"
Market auditorium last night "nd"G
most unfortunately for tn" good OF
that and like sports in Wheeling. TH"
match was won by IbySzk" rs n result
of an error Of judgment on tn" part OF
the referee
Before proceeding further. however.
I want to say that tho unhappy t"rmin-
alton of the event wnS not Iu" !" h!E
lack Of good Intentions on IN" part OF
the management am ais" convinced
TIM. Zhvszko and C4,I"r Yer" wr"'ilIu%
on the square.
The rules laid down by thc referee
a. the beginning Were that IN ''~r
-cj,hrr wrestler was forced parti: off
the mat they were TO retreat I" Mac
center Of the mat and rrsum" IN" POI
ton they wrra n before separated. il
case both yv.ro parity rif n" ,nat 'Gry
were 70 break and begin over again.
After they had been wrestling sou 4"
eight or - minutes tor the third fan
Zbvszko forced Cutler under the ropes
until his head and shoulders wcr" on
tircly off the platform. TIC ."Icrc@
hen permitted Hhys2ko 20 grasp Nut,"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
CATHEDRAL EXPECTS To COP CUP
IN Bic |NTEL[|GEuCER TOURNEY

critical moment. Erllairc. on the other
hand has been well represented in the
floor sport, and not a man on the team
is unknown 10 the fans following ath-
!GtjcS III the Ohio Valley.
Reasons.
Cathedral bases its hopes upon clean
and consistent playing. One c!sedran-
tagc that will mar the contest but
should not be given much thought,
the fact that Cathedral enters the fra
cas- with no; a single substitute. and
in c;tso Of any injuries or disqualitica-
tions will have to either forfeit OF play
with four men. However, Manager Nc
Cannon Is optimistic in regard to the
outcome, expressing tho point that
the other games were played under the
same conditions. and with constant
practice this week the team should he
in. nne fettie- Coupled with the spirit
and determination. along with the large
following expected 10 accomTiany the
Alumni. chances for victory are bright,
and with this set on the minds OF the
fans, d record attendance Is assured.
and 10 make II more "amatcurish" no
charge will be tho rule.
The beautiful silver loving cup 10 be
given TO the winner Of this contest Is
on display NJ the Lukcns Silver Shop
window.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

TUtcrin:ng!rd throughout the various
high school encounters crops III" qu"s-
non nf who /" going 10 VIII The In'clii-
rarcnr BASKETBALL tourney. tn" B"iiair"
.,l4l!nr a Wh"'l:us organization. naiur-
',iii he fans go. hnth these Cities arc
4nN#or5 - ~" 'E"i: 'h"!a" boys COM" "ut
Nsr;rr!,su$ Rliair" j. represented hy
lie strongest amateur F"an in lts HIS
tory. THIS ig uu "XIsE"rni !nn. as "a-'n
AMI. every man has 4, ON" time or other
starred III hich SCHOOL or r"iI"G" a:h-
!ntfcs in Mark. Rclla.r" has young
Wonder. and il is doubtful Il this XII!
has an e1ual in tho country for his
Size. As big rs Il minute. but lightning
Ike in his action. stump is the peer
Of all haskrtbail players In this locality.
and when in high school his work was
the subjoc; Of much talk. Further
more he became known all over Ohio
with HIS spectacular work At the hiGA
school tournament. which spread all
over the country. As n shot he has
few who can touch him. while he dodG"a
ard squirms 10 positions whore shota
are easy for HIM. With Mack. B.llaire
has n man which shc can feed" and
enough points made 10 keep In the run
n!ns Cathedral has Il younEstcr by the
name Of McGnunon. who Is generally
known as one OF the best all-around
athletes in the valley. but Bernie" is
moro Of defensive player but bear
on shooting from the l5-Ioot mark.
or course, these stars are not NIL that
interest the fans, but To see them in ac-
tion is enough TO draw a crowd to tax
the spacious gymnasium. 1t Is not the
intention 10 boost ths game too extern
sively, az the contestants are equal TO
the occasion, and with no admission
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
NOVELTY OF DRAMATIC
THEME AND TYPES
OFFERS VISUAL TREAT

vivid IN characterization and grip
ping in plot IS The Romance OF Tar
zan." which vis1lalzcS the concluding
chapters q: Edgar Rtc" Burroughs
great story. "7>arzan OF the Apes for
patrons OF the moving picture screen.
The Romance oS Tarzan" will! be
shown At the LihHrty theatre Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. 1t IL n scv2n
par:S and In addition 10 tho remark
ahle novelty ~ t'a theme, offers mo
r,.,> rare trnat with scenes &C natural
s;,icrdor. amid which Wild animals and
equally savage caHn'ha!s nr" shown In
all their Hr,lniti"" strength md cruelty.
Elmo Lincoln again takes the part ~
Trrxrr. tho white ruler Of this unnamed
Wilderness. wh'in Enid Mnrkry has Inc
rcln e.: Jnnr Porter. tho beautiful dauEh-
ter or tn" rich American act"Htl:, on
an exploring expedition IN tho wtlds Vt
Africa. whore she meets md loves Tar
zan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
NELLSBURG HIGH
IN TWO CANES
FOR THIS WEEK
Up-River Lads Show Reversal or Form
with Team In Rather Depleted
State AT Present

.,,, r,rn
Alter E''Hh "'''' ~
meeting an '"'''''S """ ''', ~"'' '',,,,,,,!
ilih" Hsh''hS qua
N"iI&hufE h,Sh S'"''' HN' - ~" va
tn" arg" 81 4 DE- "',''' "'
i ~ ,'''', ,,,n ,,,-r,;.nr
""S'lhIh"">'' WIS i''' ~ ~ "Pl'f
town ana 'h' ''H"'' vas ~
S""r" "''h w ''Sp"' H"''H =" -
long "hd' inns "HS ""' 81 III '''"'
~" 81 III" difference o''"F'h ''r
teams. for N"IiNonrf "N'tr'd me Gun
t"si with four I"'A! i'E"'arS ""i' i"r''
Oh account If studies 'uli ih'' Other on
tn" injured li~'. tn" result - self
evident and II - II" ""il''T ''htI INV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
MAROON AND CREAM Is PRACT1C-
ING DILIGENTLY IN TIE
HOPES OF TRIrIING
BELLAIEE.
Coming Event Promises to Be Pun Oh
Thrills, and Winner VIII 30 Gen-
orally Recognized

That Tho IntelliGcaccr tournament ls
rapidly gaining favor among the bas-
ketball followers is evidenced by the
confidence expressed by the Cathedral
thigh school alumru five. which has
reached the finals and plays the Bell
aire P. and C. five for the honors sat
urday evening at the local Y. NJ. c. A
From the very outset the Maroon ana
Cream was looked upon as dangerous
obstacle and many conceded victory II
she succeeded IN beating the classy
High Jinks which she did In line
fashion Now III. shedding has OWN
died down TO- the hardest match OF ell.
and the one that will nccosSi;atc ever
ounce OF energy TO Withstand IN"
weight to be given TO the Bcllatrc lads.
Cathedral has well-halaNccd quintet.
and has gone through the mill on many
occasions. Fronting by the strain that
naturally befalls On organization al the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

BY the foot and drag him back onto the
mat and deliberately take what Ia known
as the deadyl toe hold and hang on un-
Ill Cutler, because Of the intense pain
he was suffering. signitied his surren-
der The referee was either incompe-
tent or else lost his head.
We want TO sec boxing and wrestling
Of the right sort become popular IN
Wheeling. To accomplish this all COLI
tests most be above suspicion. Efficient
Iuanag"ment is as necessary as good IN
,cnuons on thr part of the promoters
and contestants"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
.RtraL Elves Play at Arnory and
Most Interesting Game Is PROM
tsed the Fans

Toairh, at thu, Liasly arIrory thc "a
,dets will meet III. taSt-Eotng SlrN'~"-
willie aggregation IN the initial p'Ft"' "'-
,nce between the institutions IN pas
ketball for several years. and I"s in'S
reason. much interest Is being sti'"i-
which tnsurrs q big audience TOT Il
will be the only game in n" citE To-
night. I.insly has been going a1"nS
very weakly. not having won single
contest. losing to Cambridge, Park"rs-
burg and WcllsburS. While all thcSa
games wcr, hard. onry the one WIN
Cambridge was played in hostile 'er1I-
+orv which point should have been d.
c;dcdlv in favor OF the Orange and
Black
On tho Gridtron these teams nave
M, hi,t.r rivals. and meeting on the
floor should "nliven this teet'ng; iu'-
.bern,o-, :, will b. a royal chance teF
.ha Cadets "a como 10 tn" !InieitSht.
"a the stubs ,riiuned WeuSburS' ana
n victory would moan !ot 20 1Ht
prestige Of TIL" institution LInSl! -
bee-, working on, hard ana sno"'o
IN tne fe;tlr. rs thu team has pr"tltea
-, -, rrst .: las week there being
W. rau,r.cu ,,,r card. Stouh"nTitie up
until last Friday had set the pat" III
,ba Ohio Nailcr. losing only I" Wells
brrr in thu oD-uit- Ga:is .: thc sea
90, In ]. Watkins and hawthorne t''c
ayr il wolf prepared. Will" Thompson
is \ wizard " cey1;cr. St""o"nFiIie -
nsrA to playing on a big floor. ana
t-aadS very mu"h leaving its nome LOG
or this account.
Th.rn should b. 4 larg" crowd on
hand tonight with tha assurance OK ="
lively Sct-tr. No predictions are nH'nE
ntrcrid ~ 70 :trc outcome. nut Il e''u-
,b.nyrlln does not fisT:AT any r'us ;
pep than shown h"0" :;iSt W. 1''1
r',>.,, ,,,ays With q deterrnI nation
:. viii a., a good gam" and wei! worth
a.;rc r.vc-y regular of both teams
viii b., IN III" in~up. ard there VIII
:. -, ~ ~, for All u, 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
PICKING THE TOURNEY WINNER

charged too mary would oc disappointed
!: uMahl" /" get a glimpse"
B"ilair" has Il full list Of eight STAY
war; athletes Cathedral las but five.
R"IllIrn is heavier. CATHEDRAL is more
experienced. Bcllairn is sure Of VIC
tory. Cathedral j. determined and con-
f.d"nt. Not man on either team is
n"w :" IN" fans. 81 pick Your winner.
May IN" best, team win. anh III" .r"warc
pray" ,"l,:;ti 10 It's achievement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
MORN woE1EEs on sTn1 -cE

pAEShit'. \. j.. Fob. t.--ElrvHn hum
tircI v"nvrrr ri lhr uc"n .wnr"iHh inil:s
wril on nir!kr today when n" cnmpnn"
rMii-d 80 ntur"r Ihn.r anrrnnh for an
r'gl,l h"ur day with II half holiday on
Saturday and wnEo ~ 30 cents m
l:r,r. Tho prcannt nrhrdulr rnllH for 6t
hours II wrrk nj ~ cents an hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
DEMPSEY. To
NEE 7 WILLARD

NEW YORK. Feb. jack her1s.
rcanhcd nm oral agreement with TEX"
Vickard, whereby ne matched Dempsey
~ moct Jc4s Willard for $4,000 and
Hnc.ihird Of the motion picture rights
rho tI,nn md place. Of tho match were
NOT fixed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
sTRrKu AVERTED.

LONDON. Fob. h.-The threatened
prrIko Of railway clerks hns been avert
3D. Tho employers have conceded tho
rccoEnIl!on Of tho railway clerks union
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

Beuaire Is counting two more victories
for the boys ard orc for the girls THIS
week. This may be expecting lot but
The teams are getting down to nara
work and should be able to make the
Rife. Friday Cambridge Will DC the