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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
Berger May Lose
RiQht to Bail

CHICAGO. Dec 3t.-vE,or L. b~r.
err, reelected TO congress from the
tinh congressional district OF Visions IN
yesterday, may go 70 Jail before he goes
To congress-, n the plans Of United
States District Attorney clyno do not
mis- a'ry.
clyns 10 investirating charges that
Berger violated Federal Judge Alscnui-
-ra stipuiations under Uhtck ~ was
admitted 10 BAIL psn1sWG ~ sepsai
frum his conviction for vto,atIoss Of ihe
espionage law. by repeating anti. gov
eminent statements ana criticisiru the
copvts"
Bwesr was admitted 10 hAi % TIE
condition that hs refrsin nom s.,..
ments similar 10 those Shteh tcsslseS
n his avfest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
BERGER winner
At POLLS AGAIN
He Calls Election Victory for
Democratic Principles,


NiLN ArkFI Wla Doc % Victor
u.r,., ..,,.r., ,L,.,,,. ,.,.,,..
'''' ''' ''h'p NJ ''H' Nh'h on.
voted ~ Violations ~ mo osllnrH-
Inv ,nd VII, B, NV t.s.. .,,,.,c, N,
t,,,,, ,,.,.,. a.. ,..,-
,'"'
r'''''''1 u f'p'Hh' TIE nm '"n
rtts-i,thl flsifIe, boz ,.r.r..s y.stet.
aay aps ,od,, ,.r,,,., a.. ..,t, ..
wv '''V'' 70 N.h ~ H''' IN ''i
M ~ ,'s,n - ~ hl' '''h 'Il'' 'y
"v'I"Y "' N''
1 Wl'f i've hfs'
",ap' w W ~ '"''- yer h-ht y
"Y''"-"" ''"oh ''''Il'" lh''
s.,n TOT h'f''f 81 moro 'h'n .Nv'
~
"t" W'"' '''e va '''''' b'-
'' ','"
V"'' Wv '"u'" :"
sn '.'"e " "'' nv 'i'N
W w" muse VI, 10 '''''' 'h'I l'.''
'" '"' T.. - 'u.'O| 'hN'h " ''
80" n'' ,"n '"'," '' Nv '''
"t' $50" '"' ''"''''E ''"''
""n. ''"',
"nle my 'e' on may "hloN''eIi
w f'n '''n'hs "'' " a
t'.o'pt'nhsV ST. IN We" W "pps'.
,"n "' w, eh'i'" 'Hp,'I "'s t',
WY '" "u"s'''' 'n' "'''''''ln' .,'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20

The statement NJ Mike Donn.ilv.
commissioner u fbsnce. mat Okls-
homs cty viii be- Vt least lioo. 100 IN
the hole at III. md ~ the fiscal yea
because of ths ,llNyed OYER estimation
Of city revenues wss condemned today
ny Mayor Walton.
We are Roi 10 have the none,
and hsfe IL a. much reason for ~
cy 10 increase revenues Ms there 10
f0r commercial concerns 10 raise their
pflror
The police d'ppum"n, fcysnu. cen
not h" Ip'"t'd 10 ns ta..e, for that
would amount 10 lirons. of crime. ana
wont permit mat" sid Walton
b0nn'lly sad Il sn'i q qtfssiion OF
beng glad or not Glad. DUi one NJ ss,
tlnr ~" money ~ meet the budget
and he rr.i'srnict his statement ms,
b. does not rec hos II caa bs done
Without new sources of revenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20

90 slssrs a. AMI In ssu.nss u.fseIn
"h ,he Stnff ana 500 on tansaIs end
N"'bsf fs'ils tsll the si0fy ~ ,he dssy
~ "hat 49, rAliJ p'-i.s 'sorthy hns
up| ~ TIE lDf TINE ia ttfA ssfs pstuns
s"ld ~ ~ 100 a.. ~nfmFd up steers At
PIs sil shi ihla Hisans oniy rh0ics hssNB
'H''ls can Ss~ man. III ~ better O~od
- 'h"i'" GOES s's slisltis ~ q tsee0s rs
Hfs ln' ~ 'h'ss sssfafe nsfks' -'gppIns
h"' inu. y stop. them wiih tsisus 20
iahlhg ih' lulA| tsnnsfs and tAttss -.fs
lnth'i hset 20 ~ $50 30 AMI sfuund
o. obue " tli'rs SCI pretty fat PLATA
hni' h'tT hns .Au sgc lover ana ssisss
hai'lJ steady. ~ -ssy stasss. dealers pvt
p'"fs't iuin'- tsch zoe snd on fs'dsis
zee ont h,p' 'vrs snd vp csn no~ iung
ts ot b''i'f white ~ " a 70 siops ths,s
sulfu' gu'd fesfiiuss Twos DO ~ ssJ
20 hM they must have weight fsin
.iorksfs " tga ~ shils stotk rsvs ssn
D. eco u ssd % 70 for ssm.,hias choics.
ffi,ts ~ ths various srAdss ~ oAtus
afs approximately 80 follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
&yB1iels


voys 70 tiNAtien Ayvy--tioll. Hri
tue pufluss, wofnsus cllh VII b'
iufrss over ~ No shlvs ton Army ss,n
for TIE rhfbtmaa tree >irh The armS
.in have IN -, hail the n,shi 'rliop nv
C'rs'rIas fHf al Irng ,h irsn. ar
the chm snd .,NhnGrsphsr IN. county
attorfry ofi.t.
.--
pisorts 10 tsssc-NI4ircd HsE.' hlsp
pettiou fDr iysrs from Clarence :
Hsrsr ~ distric, ro1 ~ pdaN Aitf,ns
rsfrtes IN November isi' ihe pstfi"n
states. and lived tnT.iher uHtA o-fN.
bet - MS year she asJs M fer,0rs-
tich oi hrr r,siacn nans ~ 10,
Phtnisis Neetir1 Mcr6sY--A c1rfsr-
cnes ~ the trh~r llo.' sob-oormi''ss'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
NEWSPAPER REPORTER
"M0ST.PAR0lE0.T TO"

Aside from being q disoharssd SOL
der with long record Of battles IN
the from, line trenches Of France snd
a newspaper reporter. Raymond fsstAa
Is rapidly earning tho reputation os
the most ''psroied-to" person In hs
city.
Several days ago an overseas SOL
.r who had gotten IN bad" was
tried In municipal cput but was savsd
from a sentence BY FeiAs He Of
f,red 10 take care Of the lad And tho
csse was psroled 10 him. Today In
court a boyhooA friend Of Fields ~ss
tried on tho charge of kpstssius on the
strcets ana was ssved frum sentence
by the reporter. who took him In
charge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
THEATER BILLS

Empross thes'er. 1910 q IN 4"
intb o. m -hsdgs Kennedy In
Sifictly coond, ntisi." comedy.
Ma testic tbeatef. 10 q. m 10 i0th
D. M --Tesas Gulnsn In "homs
Gai.' s~r,al. comedy.
New rniiy ihenisf. u a m a.
iois y N -Nsfy Iiokiord IN
Daddy Long L.ss"
Drcarhnd ihester. "a N IN "
.. m - " illism u Hsf, IN Brand
Ing fkosd~sp." eom~dy. serial
Liberty th.steI. Lao sib ana
sto D m VA vdsvilie p,et
Lyric ibsnisr. l 40 to ibtb o. m,
-vsuoevilis' pictures.
Palace thssisr matinee snd night
The Hand BoH Revue" In mt,Si
cal COMEDY
ovrrhol,er 'hen'sr. tb .. m
bousa snd h1 bshd In concert.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN Axp psOvImoSs

CHICAGO. Dee. 10 --Epiargvd rs-sivss
pvt tuus at . dissdyantsgs IN the corn
frsrtot today OpsaisG prices. which
ranssd Nom ~ ateiise " ke advance.
With January tiNk to tis shd May
ate rains. ard then ~ . setback all
around to veil b.iew yesterdays finish.
Prices closed heavy. I 10 Se net lover
with January 1i2I 10 Tk and May
u aSs 10 q ~,
ust. ~sts sosstnsd chiefly ~ the
change In corn. After eps ssos unchanged
90 &C of. tndsdibs NAY st ftc TO
sstc. the fnsshst hsrlsped . little sad
then esssd aosn again.
wsssness In grain hAA . bsarish sffeo,
on Ito, isious
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
kANsAs Cirv CAsn GRAi>.

KANSAS CRY. p.c. N-wHEAr
steady to Ie higher; No ! hard Us5s
sV. No. !. gaStoiti. Ne. red 81 Sc
its No. ! SSbs6iss CORN g,hsrAiiy
unchanged, Ne. > nssl eissSiN No
y.Ilo~ tiM oATyi ssehsag.d. Ma (,
white $50 see, No. missl S1o oSte. SO
red sst Rye. u.e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20

sfsi i~'. Mssinaa rspolss,u gaining !
Ipinp Hoeis snd equipments ~s,efrd si
the Vp,sst, but improved on the auigt
rebound 10 Crvcibis sts-i ard further 40
'sness W equipments sad shippings An
Vihsf sharp rally IN BIiish sstbsnss ttn
parted further ffmnsss 10 the market
within the first talf hour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
CLEANING nOusE HgroRr.

NEW YORK. D~~. 20 -Ths actual ron
fiuon ~ tlssrinS- houss he MS sud uu.,
sompn nice Tor the week sbovs that the
ts"rt. hsid 10 ii1tissse below isssi re-
quir,msris 1his Ia . decrease Of Ite. d.
t.5tgg from lest week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
COTTON


NEW oRLaANa. pse. so--wAns ~.
ming resnrps ssday u atsAeso hajss 70
Dccsmbsr ~ from the esasSs bureau Vsss
larger than expected. the ecttaa marhst
dii not serna,a depressed very long After
dsciibss of II 20 ~ pgtsts around The
opening there sss . stiff rise On rspests
II . bulge of &c In sterling exchange
rstes. AZ the end Of the fret half hour
~ trading prices we're 5 10 II points hish.
~ than the eiosinG prices Of Yesterday.
Liquidation VI iasg csrirscu waa felt
after tbs middle - the morning and the
cotton WAS not wvii taken, % that late In
the session Tive trading msuths we're at
net decilnss u - - pein,n, the distant
months hslng strsssss thaa the near, os.
inr TO fresh buying In . small wsy by
,,sdsrs who we're imnveaes1 With thsis
atscoaats
spot cotton ss,st Aad svssasiens revised |,
middiipx sacAaRged. eAiss on the spot
iss bales. 10 arrts~, Rcss. Low mlddiins
!. f:c. middliss ss.ste; go middlins
uise.
NEW vOak COTTON Sv'YuHEA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
p,s,s po,. New c,o, ore.

INDEPENDENCE Kan. Doc .t-
An incres,e ~ sb cents . hs-r' " mo
price ~ oil. br'nsins II 70 = Is a t~r-
rel. sss announced todsy hy tn ifa.rs
Oh anj Gas company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
KANSAS CIT.

KANSAS CITY. tsse :o--coRS' eloss
prc 81 tr Jan NnQliss. MAY
tius july tisIt
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-. ~
IT. UOt ~.

EAar TT. Ioris. pte - HtSCs rs.
c'ip'. s,eoo. strong 10 iee bish.T. top
th iS bulk rtscgft ~. heavy ~ 80 b
itsi nusiium ~ se0istt. iisS lii .tv
- -; PIGS tiiteS i1is..
CATTLE rsosipts i.e>>. lover for week
SHEEP. rscsipts t.ess. lover fot week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
MIDDAY STOCKS

The following ssststie~s Of New York
markets up TO is.se D m, to-day were com.
riisd 10 Hevstsa. r.bis cempsny, 20
North HfoAdsay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
NANSAs CIrT.

fASEAa CITY. D.c 20 HOGS $4,000
steady rvls. tia75ylIts hessies
~ ditse mediums, tIissit
AiFhis., tii zee iiss piss GiI toelto.
tATrLE 100. lower for -.os
tHEEF. TO- hleh.t Tor vssa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
tWit 400.

CHICAGO be- 20 --uOGR' ue.ip,s 3.
os9. uathst generally strong. riyslrs
s'As bulk tli,ositis top titfo.
heavy liIssditis. n.dium SltisgitN
piss tit NBiiTs.
CATri.E receipts fecs lover for vsst
HHftP; receipts goo lAmts higher.
oi Inn ln fhI A..L
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20


~ Kansas riiY Ne Gill w. reeow-
mill't tp the Atafs sryhm al NORMAN.
Burglary in'o,ms,ior rnse--fnforasa.
ton was flied IN Justice Io-eph i'sn.
pfres cart today charging Charles u. p.
Nllims and Deotse Fsis with burg
nfY In ihs ssfnnd degree - John y.
Martin, assistant rourty attorney The
Two defendants nfc alleged 20 ha,s
hr'Hrn into GnWkr MrCofmlck's hofu.,
tI1 West Reno AYruu' ber~r'yber ".
according tp ne petition.
..Hs#s
O. a = 10 lnltis,s to-Thsv pet.
SON Nlil ps MIilt 90 into tho Eaftefn
star sf ne regular mrrtinx WSt Tu-s-
iey tght ~ 80 o'clock at tho Ma
.Iui. i'WYl'
Nlr,,er 10 Lset.f.-isy \ y. smith
NNl uIE Hu IArlotlr An~r1rwnlsn'
gi t.s Nrsf second street lofnoi fyV
Afternoon 90 $50 pcb~s.
Fif, Damage, poonf-An oyerheatst
ftrh.n sto.r ~ t.U Esst i.ighih sirst
i's nsht caused foe vs,ich damaged
s .u Inrm n'i1fe the arrival Ut the ,r.
q, ~ ,mtn'
cau.mas dolls at r.ron wlsin
ifug Hloi" tAdYb
t,olsn NontJ HsSbserss--A boy de.
", fthS pn' HaE r. .lsig ta-t rsycuth
street ytS.'f4ay tttt ~ IOu rspa,
in The hogs' aDcOrdiHg b. fs..0rt
made 10 tAt ppitfa In- ,.tDusy vas
aiicrsaIds recovered. ana the police
s,id thsf, VIII b. 20 prosecution.
negro Pro~sr ,is.,-A negro prov.
l'f .H reported at To- Wr-, Nobls ear
% io4al Dl' bad iioJ When m. ponco
trrIsru
Plans FOR ssni9 Play grs.n stocs.
ingt ~ Under Cuysr vii pfonabiy
%" ,h1s Tor die htgh HrhoJl senior
p.si. atcoidnf 10 kenu,h ka 1inIsn,
chaiffnsh Of the schior class commit
tee B. hari' Ands snu. former head
oi he dranr,us art department Of the
lnisrf-iiy Of Oklahoma ~iil coach
'ae phs Tfy Uuis fof tho cast rM
b' isid fr'1sr. January 3 and the
play wa ~ prpdurs'i earlier than
usual ~ ouaby AprA l.
ctnAet,er Affirmed Conviction q
q NJ Ciommcns In the district court
~ 10 ssOn county. ~ chaus q
aft"n and hs s~ntsne' of five y.ars'
imprTs'nrn'nt Wcry sffirnis-i today by
tho criminal eour; m appesis
oift eoses fv soldier Ophhors
former sesdists nov apd~r trestn~ut
fef iubtfN aios.s IN four southern snd
eastern hospitals siii no, ~ forfuts~n
hy IN. isrd Cress 81 chrs,R.ss ice.
Eoser of bs'ok. candy and gam.s are
ius p.rs.a b, tho horne. s~vyte. ,s
RED Cfou. "a q. ,~D, ~. saidlss.
F,mtl,,s N trtme, ,e,, her, : NOM
tse Nea Coz. h.. h,,r,s.s~, IN .,c,
b. ..,,,i to-, .II,h Iii ra.,.,n .,o,S.
lnx ana ranJi..
'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20

o. q y 70 lnl,ists to-Thsv pet.
SON Nlil p' hIia 'cd into tho Eaftstp
ninf Hf hr regular meeting UNt Tu.s-
1ay tght ~ SO o'clock at tho Ma
.IuI. temple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
CRY RKAL Es7zfI 10R SALE
A FEW ov our usriNoy

A FEw or Our usTiNos
LARGE CORNER on wEsr SIDE
LOT iooAito
10 rooms modern. hardwood floofs
large kas.snent and furnsss. and is a
rosd buy - price, ~ eol. Terms.
AEROPLANu
o. ctAsssB uns oi the high class
heQsv. all oak finish with h~ ~ssmsni
end can be DOiiAht on terms. iiics
eiSeo. ist Isslso
0.Hoon HOME
oasemsnt and furnace AZ old tim q
price; near stiles parN. $500.
A ZINE RMcK HCIE
. rcoms, oak finish; large basement
end furnaoei garage: located near
ttilss ' sewn ~ appointment
s.RoOM. OAK FINISH.
SOUTH FRONT. FINE DOcA.
Ti0N; es2so. Z.
S.RooM BUFF BRICK
vIne ioration on east side m corner
Iasins south and sss', oak finish; lsiss
basement end furnace. This is q good
wv oa terms. Ili.byo %.
LRoox MODERN. OAK YlSisB
On buiit-ln fesiurss; IN Butler place
lheins south. quick sale. ts.1so.
. ROOMS ON HARRISON AVE.
Near stiies psrh: we'll located, good
home. price 5000. sous terms
s-RooM. i.sToRr
eIsse In. on North Durisnd, q 1000 ossn
end terms ~ suit. price 5000. pa,lns
paid,
go Z. erH
7Ixito CORNER
Z houses, oas e-rcom and sieeplna
pDsch, largo basement. furnace. buili
= refrigerator. Eood veil ana eisisfn
dpubls garage House In rear. s.foorn
modern, facing east. income SiiS PEI
moath, price 10000. tsrms
AuREIIus SWANSON COMPANY
nssi INC. Estate
Call NJ. Mckee. walnut til. I. l.
Win. after office hours. Walnut LsJt
walnut 3,st.
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PROVISIONS
EANaAo Ce1v.


.SsSsTs'7 .ss. : ::: S.. 49,: ::s::::'s 4:
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Minister 10 Lsc,.re-fSt \ D.. Smith
NNl uIk uU IiFlotlr Amef1rw'u sr''
ui !.s Ncsf second street iofnoi fJW
Afternoon 90 300 ucb.s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
WINAS's ADDITION

We always have under con-
ettuction fina .-sioIy hofa.s
aid high c'- bungalows. Ne-
member eii can ncl.ct your
bvi'ding site In wis high class
Lddliion We arc headquarters
Ter Wiaan's Additioa.
NICHOLS 4 CHANDLER
Third Floor Southwest Natl
Bank bids.
Walnut ASIA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20

cHtcA00, ~. se.-lPorAfono, fsyn;
arrivals % earsi ssstA6ra Whisss OSSeO
aae y eay tstsi Vseoesp rvsDsts, JsS-
ooSA oeftoloS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20
ctAassN souLrvAep


~ - 0avs osss-sslss st s~ss. We
r. q n . s6y lssrsa u y : seed
80 Iyl - 80 s.s yssr psssss
~ ness69est = The cssssss Sss6S.
I = rs -. - ne: n: ;s:.,'s.. ~ . -
- osgusltS 6I10 walnut ~
tt :ss I.:s::, xs::kss. ~ ~,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20

t,olsn NontJ Hssesstss--A boy de.
li' fihs pa Nayls a. .l.9 tsst rsycuth
street y,S.'f4aJ stt, 81 lfou fpga,
no u' hoss' aDcSrdlng b fe..Ort
made 10 tAa Pou,s In- ..,ousy wss
.iicraaIds recovered anu the police
s,ld there VIII b. 20 prosecution.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-20

Ftrs Damage, poorr--Nn oyerheasse
f'irh.n sio.r ~ t-u ksst i.ighih sir-st
80 nisht 'tissd = ivc vsiich damaged
u, ~ tmtni
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AEROPLANE fNME-
DATE POSSESSION

FINE HOAE.
~, sr.on !, ,sn %9Gs,s. and q" s.rass ises,:a go
ST.. beautiful to.siioa, shown By %.
pAntmcnt only. Ysi0 y toa terms.
fiS0 REALTY Co.
sei : W. R.serAs baak Bids. Mapls i,s.
GOOD Buy.
'.room California bungalow. near
Putnam school, West 18th ~, vaoan,
price. 1850: q, ,2es cash.
~ l. risl REALTY CO.
sot W reserve Rank PIds Maple u
tSSS CASH TAKES soci S-vs~m eo,,sss
modern. ole % vssg. eiose IN. W.eos for
Sutrh ssIs. Can White. hspts q I.
srI.BNpsD s.scom msAsss sessssv. 70.
tsSs. e~sp vs,L private ncAs~u system
ale paDpaG. sssss Walking 1iasacs. os.Ste
i.sss esss, eli waite. NsS,s sssi.
oses CASH tsh,s . scsi S.t~c~ saa sleep
h ts- Vsvse, - cid pssias. Rsvthv,s,.
fiae sssYAeesAsea, 'Aay es.sss caii
T:EpQn H@,sGN oa.,ss
0e04 OanhcNa ejneAleW. basement.
! ian ~ AN s>esi e.sltss sesthwss': I:
wainss sas.1i % s.csssv s,ls.
N0W WQNuALOW
ot.1ee
sssm Ssin-is fss;vfss; 20 ess iiss, Ssvsd
street. sses ssessl, ~ ssiskbssAssa. !.
6AKdAiN
Huy this b~sstifsi no a-sssM IsAea.
leu; msvs right 10; - 81 hc0s 1ss
chrtanAs ! rssms n aah: 81 bstlt.ta
fsate6Se s0a ~ 10 he mlause n ~ vast
10 ~ esil evNse. wslaaa eflA ! vSll
mshs tsrns 70 ssis vsa
s--@<-r= ==.~1-ts=x- x-sz-<==E--s szz=r.rEs
REAL ESTATE WANTED
S'-~>,,rsrl. .~s~ -.s..>.s>.>> .~~>~>~
WE have buysss ~ 8 sni s.rssm
bungalows. Oiys W y0uF llstihgs.
Wainut slIN Buck Z 0arrsst. ~
Haum fsidG
wXyrEo
Liaiinss on sd ! Fsom Asssss.
LyoN q towRDY
~ let Natl NASH WAlnst I'm
WANTED -Resl.ieacs. 0Skhoma CIi5
viii trade high class aulomsbila and
laMl: Otis Jarrett. kIngsishsr, OKLA.
WANTED LlsffNd6
Y xve wast y ~ ye1e. hene. iist
N WIN - We e0Se 0gvoe0o OuueoUeea
vaatine hpesee Doa't tyspse ~ Sal0e.
LYON = LOwueY
81 10 Nat1 onnt wAlaat ieSe
wtn hxy 1Issss frsr svvss, Az
hurssteW q tWp-se0sy heuse pgseo1
somstttNo Itts Z Mfoaia
aO6q q THOMAS 3 bONA
oe4ie ~ ese4snes.
Walaut ~
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ton was flled IN Justice Io~eph i'sn-
t'res c'stt today charging Charles II.
Nlltms and usotEs FHis with burg
llfy In ihr second degree ~ John y.
Martin, assistant f0uriy attorney. The
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according 90 Ne petition,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-12
West Va, in Bad Shape
For The Rutgers Game
Moro 1njuries Than in All Earlier
Games Received Against
Centre.

Sp,,,al D..natrh - Tie mtc!liccncer.
MORGANTOWN Noy. ll.--M NJ"
,inr N the la; f.v" y"ars has a West
lfr;!M.r gridIruN team been a. badly
,~.,,,,l.d .S = that or IL" M"uutAIn""rS
80 ,n;s time. TWO mon. Ilarrlrk ana
;1,r,r. I.y, brul,.u bones in th"!r fin
,..,r. th.,; VIII rr.r ..rallr n"arn'jlatr
.,,.n for two VEGA. l." has torn
'.,r,.rt ~ hi; hn",. wh.rh tn" doctors
...v wnl keep Him "u' "c ~" gam IN"
=, I Of tin. s"aA"n. kInE mas "A"iE
ruIs,.I ..ii .,i!Irr ;HIt luaY k"'n Ian "Ht
,r th,. Rutgers lllnr. Ar'hrr has an
,,,l,I ,a., - swollen to twice its ma
rural si2,. and hc * nnHh!" |" rf''''''"'
IIIfc Who's. kuc" was hurt on IN" 'N"
= rho Princeton game ana wh" was
,rournr H. be recovered. receives" an
tLrr knu,k on the injured member thhi
,,.,krs lis injury w"rS" than y "r!Hi-
,olly W., I'D IN til" whole me '"ail -
f., = terribly drlap.dat"A condition. The
..rr,rr t-am played very aGIr"SS :"
r,n,h,l whil. Nest N.rE!uias team
,,.,e not ON ;ur aI,r: "a usual Tor would
49, .,uD,.ry The, r,.rul; - that no less
,h,u six u,n ar on III" real hoSpit'C
is. and Will liNriy bc unavaiIhhl" Tor
I'M. Eu,::,r:, clash. Tho coaches truly
r.,y,. = rolaesa! task TINS week IN whip
ring into Shape two U,'W tackles I" re-
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r,,,or, L.,. and IN end Ia rep!ac"
unrer. Srirru. M"Cuc. Emsw"ll"r. Mar
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,acll the na,"ssNry experience.
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WHEELING FERRY GAME MAY +:
Be PLAYED SATURDAY MORNING
OFFICIALS COULD NOT AGREE on
TERMS FOR DOUBLE
HEADER.
Proposition to Play at League Park
Also Inpractlcale.

Afrtr meeting for several hours. the
officials Of Wheeling and Martins Ferry
high schools and Bethany and Wash
!nKton X jefferson colleges could not
agree to terms on Staging the big
scholastic clash Saturday afternoon AT
the State Fair grounds.
The probability Of staging the game
Saturday afternoon 1T o'clock on the
League Park grounds. Martins Ferry,
was discussed by the Vtncipals Of the
two schools. hu' this would not prove a
good solution TO the problem, as II
would make many fans undecided as to
what game to attend.
The only solution tn this problem
would be to play the high school game
between 10 and II o'clock Saturday
morning. All the students OF both
schools. az we'll AZ the biggest majority
OF the followers Of the schools would
be able IN turn ont al this time.
This would give tn" students and fans
a chance to witness the afternoons COL
lcEc attraction. too.
The game IL it would he staged Sat-
urday morning. would he through in
plenty of time for all to get home for
the lunch hour.