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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19

So II appears that instead OF saving
some of the stars who arc susceptible To
injury. Coach McIntire will have TO send
his full strength to the field TO down
Ohio Wesleyan. Rodgers. OF course VIII
likely p,ay the whole game, regardless
of the strength or weakness Of the OHIO
Wesleyan team. He has but two more
games to play is just in prime physical
condition and would not listen to
proposition to keep him out or tn"
game especially since he is tn" Leading
Individual scorer in Amcric;, and desires
to hold that lead.
Ohio Wesleyan promises TO draw big
crowd us it will be the last opportunity
to lamp" the MOuntainccrS hCtor" they
take the field against w. Il j. and the
sale of tickets will begin here at Rvlncr
and Cores 1T noon on Wednesday, to-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
WEST VA. TO Meet
OHIO WESLEYANS
OHIO w8SLEYATS VICTORY OVER
pENNISON RAISES BUCTEYE
STOCK AT MoRGANTOWN.
Last Chance To See Mouatcineers In
Action Before The BIZ Thaaksgiv-
ing Day Game.

MORGANTOWN. Nov. IS. Especially
Ohio Wesleyan 10: D"nniSun Cniv"rSii y
o" was not the least interesting score
received here on Saturday nirAr last.
because while most local people hal
thought Ohio Wesleyan had Il strong
team and one that would Civ" thu Var
sity Just the kind Of r~rnc il r"cdcd
before the w. Il J. conflict. nobody be-
lieved that the Buckeyes wcr" ~ strong
as their decisive victory over DcnnisOn
indicates.
DcnnisOn Is we'll known hero. In 1911
and again In 1912 this strong Ohio team
was played in Fairront and was one
of the big games Of the year on the
Mountaircer schedule Yet Dcnnisnn
won both contests. the first G-3 and the
second 17-6.
This year Dcrnison has n strong team
and till she run into Ohio Wesleyan had
been cleaning up with regularity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19

team will reach here on Friday nleht'
accompanied by squad OF rooteLS, H.,
a nlav by play account of the contest
back to Ruckhannon for bulletin pur-
nIsHs word comes from the West Nlr-
rinia town that the Methodists are con-
ldcnt Of winning. The team has hao u
two weeks rest. tn" men arc all In OK
rcllcut condition and the team has been
pointed all season for this engagement.
Coach Morrow has warned his men that
only The best football Of which the men
are capable of playing will bring victory
To the Red and Black.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
Since tn. cancellation Of the Wheel

Since the cancellation Of the Wheel
1nS-Martin's Ferry game, the only
chance the fans OF this vicinity will
have to compare 1.-THE two teams. will be
given them next Friday afternoon. when
tho Cambridge High school gridiron
team. and conquerer OF Martins Ferry.
clashes on the State Fair grounds
In the second game of the season Tor
both schools. Cambridge swamped Mar
tins Ferry. 1876. At League Park. This
has been the only defeat of the season
that the over-riTer eleven has suffered
this season.
Cambridge invades this city with a
long string OF victories TO her credit,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
TRIADELPHLA VERSUS
RED AND BLACK NEXT
SATURDAY AT BELLAIRE
Out-The Pike Eleven And Bellaire t
Clnsh at the Sixteenth Street
Park, Bellatre.

Bellaire High football team will play
her final game of the season on the home
grounds next Saturday afternoon, when
| the clash with the Triadclrhia District
! High at the Sixteenth street park. Bell
| airc. at three o'clock.
This game should be easy picking for
! the Red and Black eleven. and they
| should round into good shape for their
Thanksgiving Day game with Wheeling
! High on the Fair grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
Conouerors Of Martins Ferry High Will Clash With Coach
aHonest John" KellisOn's Wheeling High Eleven Next
Friday Afternoon at Four O'clock on the State Fair
Grounds

many Of them over schools Of consider.
able reputation. and Coach Kellison's
cohorts will have to get the old time
fighting spirit to win this weekend.
The local eleven held q listless prac.
t!ce yesterday afternoon. The second
team walked through the first string
men for big gains. The men seem to
have become lazy since their loahng
spell.
Scrimmage will be held this after
noon and big Improvements are eX-
pected to be shown in the work OF both
teams. Coach KeNison is afraid OF hay
ing any more cripples on his hands. as
ne has more than he cares out OF the
game now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
COLUMBIA CLUB AND
yANKS MEET SUNDAY
Fast Amateur Elevens to Clash at Tun-
mel Green Next Sunday Afternoon.

Next Sunday afternoon the Yankee A..
c. Of the East End, and the fast Column
bia club a. c. of the South Side. will
clash at Tunnel Green as the main at
traction on that grounds at o'clock.
The Yankees have a fine record. while
the Columbia club boys have held The
fast Triangle A. c. to a scorelcss tie re-
Gently.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says Watoga Lady, "As To What Cardui Has Done For Me, So
 As To Help Others"

Watoga, w. Va.-Mrs. S. w Glad well of this town, says: When about IS years of age I suffered greatly. Sometimes would go a month or two, and I had terrible headache, backache, and bearing-down pains, and would just drag and had no appe- tite. Then it would last .. two weeks, and was so weakening and my health was awful
 My mother bought me a bottle of Cardui, and I began to improve after taking the first bottle, so I kept it up till 1 took three gained, and was well and strong, and I owe it all to Cardui.
 T am married now and have three children Have never had to have a doctor for female trouble, and just resort to Cardui if need a tonic. am glad to testify to what it has done for me, so as to help others"
 If you are nervous or weak, have headaches, backaches, or any of the other ailments so common to women, why not give Cardui a trial? Recon mended by many physicians. In use over 40 years.
 Begin taking Cardui today. It may be the very medlcme you neG. auv
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
SUFFRAGE SESSION OF
 EGISL LATURE IN MARCH.

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. Ex-Governor Campbell continues 10 be deluged with letters from the east, asking him when he is going to call spe- cial session of the legislature for the purpose of ratifying the nationaf women's suffrage amendment.
 The governor mas one answer 10 all such inquiries. namely, that he will call the session in plenty of time to allow the women of the country opportunity to vote at the next gen eral election, and that the selection of the proper time is matter for his own sweet will and discretion and not for outside dictation.
 Suggestions also continue to pour in as to what subjects the governor should include in his call. If all these suggestions were to be followed, tie session, which is scheduled to be held in March. might continue through the summer months.
 Just at present the governor does not believe that there are any state questions of sufficient importance to justify the expense of protracteo session. For that reason he deems if advisable to hold the consideration or the legislators to the one matter of ratifying women's suffrage. Thls will he the only subject included Tn the call unless something unforeseen arises between now and March, 1t Is officially announced.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13

Thorleif Olsen vs. k. w Beddow John Bankerd vs. H. s. Hollis. Karl l. Mohler vs. A. o. Johnson. E. B. Rider vs. D. M. Raft
 T. O. McGrath vs. Dr. G. D. Conover F. L. Wheeler vs. O. B. Carlisle. Paul Stevens vs. J. B. Bouick D. c. Griffin vs. John Jeffrey. R. T. Pelton vs. Maurice Clerk. John M. Ross vs. Marc Bailey. Dr. G. w. Fitzgerald vs. E. H. BrOughton.
 J. E. Lanning vs. c. w. Brunskog E. J. Flanigan vs. Dr. R. E. Ferfu- son.
 r. J. Meenan vs. J. D. Taylor. Dr. F. k. Shine vs. Jesse Yoakum. M. J. Cunningham vs. E. C. Campbell
 R. R. Boyd vs. M. J. Elsing.
 Dr. E. Darragh vs A. l.. Engels E. l.. Smith vs. Wm. A. Meyer. C. 5. Thompson vs. Fred Sutter. J. Fred Ryan vs. J. H. Sanford Jr C. H. Compton vs. Fred Juierf. Players who may have been over looked are requested to phone to MT. White golf professional, at the club
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS
 AT STATE UNIVERSITY

University of Arizona, Tucson, Dec. 12.-Twenty club achievement cham pions will receive free trips to Tue son during January to attend the sec ond annual boys and girls short courses: This has been made possible through the joint courtesy of the Arizona Bankers association, the chamber of commerce of Phoenix and the agricultural extension service of the University of Arizona
 Thees trips are offered at the close of the club season and have been of fered for the last four years. The benefits the boys and girls derive from these trips certainly speak high ly for. such type of achievement re cognition. As a usual thing, the stay is for three days and during that time every effort is made by care fully blending instruction and pleas Ure, as well as to give them good ''eats." to make then stay pleasant as well as profitaoie This short course is followed by the regular Farmers and Housekeepers' week and if it is at all possible, these champions are urged to stay. Many other fine prizes are offered through club work this season.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
URGE COUNTY ACTION ON
 FOOD PROFIT LIN


 Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. 12.-Attorney General Wiley k. Jones said today he was preparing to send to county attorneys throughout the state spe- cific instructions on how to proceed with prosecutions of profiteers under the federal statute as recently amend ed. He said the instructions would contain detailed list of food anu other necessities under the contem- plation of the law that all violators, under the, amended act, would be lia- ble to two years Imprisonment or S5OO0 fine Tor both fine and imprison- ment
 The food control act, recently amended, is sweeping in it's provi- sions Attorney General Jones eX- plains. It embraces the following i'll the list of necessities: Food, feeds wearing apparel, containers primarily designed or intended for containing foods, feeds. wearing apparel, fertil izers. fuel including fuel oil and na tural gas and fertilizers and fertil' iZer ingredients, tools, utensils, i'm plements, machinery and equipment required for the actual production oi foods, feeds and fuel
 The amendment also prevents "either locally or generally boarding monopolizing or speculating in such necessities Private control and manipulation of necessities is also provided for in the amendment.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
GULF MATCHAT
 COUNTRY CLUB

An event of considerable interest to golf players is a team match between Red" and Blue" teams composed of members of the Warren District Country club to take place today and tomorrow
 The winning team will be guests at a golf dinner to be given by the los ing team next Wednesday evening at the clubhouse.
 The teams are explained by MT Henry Poppen and MT. W. B. Gohring and considerable rivalry is expected as MT. Gohring has expressed great confidence in the team of his choosing The lineup is as follows:
 Henry Poppen vs. J. N. Chapman.
 V. M. Johnson vs. w. B. Gohring' |. G. H. Dowell vs. H. M. Ziesemer Gerald Sherman vs. l.. F. Sweeney. J. c. B. Amos vs. j. E Curry. l. F. Burgess vs. J. P Williamson. D. M. McAllister vs. Arthur Houle. Anthony Dupen vs. T. A. Cowen.
 Walter White vs. I. B. Joralemon. H. B. Johnson vs. F. F. Best
 J. G. Cowen vs. P. M. Buckwalter. A J. Balmforth vs. c. T Knapp.
 J. A. Holden vs. L. Dupen.
 Thomas Connors vs. C. w. Cromwell Graham J. Mitchell vs. P. D. Wilson Gregor.
 Arthur Notman vs. Dr. L. D. Rick. etts.
 w. T. Brooks vs. Arthur Engelder Geo. B. Winfrey vs E. F.. Vhiteley.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
ARIZONA CROPS ARE
 VALUED AT $45, 900 900.

Phoenix, -Ariz., Dec 12.-Predicting that reports will show the value of crops in Arizona fOI the past year to be $45,000,000, L. M Harrison, field agent oi the bureau of crop estimates, yesterday declared that the figures would approximate an appreciable amount of the $42.267 ,00O of last year.
 crop survey of the state is now being made and, according to Mir Harrison, the reports reveal that the state is richer than 1t has ever been in it's crops, cotton as last year talk ing the lead, with alfalfa in second place. -
 A schedule was mailed to 5000 farmers in the state who are-fuinish- ing the production and value of farm products. A large percentage of re- plies have already been received and from these Harrison bases his predie- ton of the increase Tn value of Ari- Zona crops. .-..
 Ten years ago the crop value for the state was S5, 496,S72, according to the statistics, making an almost $40,- 100000 gain during that period.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
(Hl ERE AND THERE IN ARIZONA
 

that the meaning of the sale was probably not realized or appreciated
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
SUPERVISOR MAY SET
 SCHOOL TEACHERS' PAY.

Phoenix Ariz., Dec 12.-C. O. Case, superintendent of public instruction, today said he would, within a few days, call upon Attorney GeneraI Jones for an opinion whether boards of supervisors are bound by maximum or minimum salaries 10 be paid to school teachers.
 Superintendent Case has been in siStent that some means must be found of raising teachers salaries. pointing to many vacancies already existing, especially in rural schools.
 The attorney general said his opin- ion, If asked, would be that boards of supervisors were not bound by maXimums or minimums. but were all lowed the exercise of their own dis cretion in fixing salaries.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
PIMA COUNTY BEHIND
 ON CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE.

Tucson, Ariz., Dec 12.-Two thou. sand dollars must be raised before Christmas by the Tuberculosis society of Pima county. if the society is to maintain it's existence and match up with the other counties Of the state.
 The annual sale of Red Cross seal stamps has fallen down badly. The fact was brought out at an anxious meeting of the local organization last night at the chamber of commerce.. Seven thousand dollars is needed to complete the quota for the entire year for Tucson and Pima county. About two thousand dollars of stamps, with few workers who have main tained their stands along the streets and in the public places. The sales of stamps have been scattered, in small lots and it was said at the meeting last night that it is probable
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13

Build a barrier between disease an' vour children. Buy Red Cross Seals
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
PIGEONS
 AT MORALES ARE SHOT

Nogales, ATlz., Dec. 12.-Military intelligence operators and the mem bers of the local police force are mak- ing efforts to ascertain the identity of two men who shot into a flock of government homing pigeons from the flying station at Camp Stephen D. Lit ties and wounded and killed Al birds
 The pigeons have been housed for several days owing to the inclemency of the weather and were turned out foI an airing, 45 birds in the first string liberated, landing on the hill at the rear of the Henry Levin residence
 While the birds were summing them selves. two men whose identity is un- known, crawled up on the birds and pot shotted" killing and wounding Al birds Some of the birds arrived.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
Business Locals

A large stock of fancy box and bas- ket candies for Xmas presents at the Bisbee Smoke House. -Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
 bZ Olive. Roberty Barton
The Lost TOads

of the he Jim up" said Tn O I alwa trouble with all We keepfor and 
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
so long,

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  in had mind of  open yourm There nothing else just
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13

Splendid assortment of slippers for the entire family; S5 cents to $2.50 a pair. Fair Store.-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
SENATOR MARK SMITH
 CONN TO ARIZONA

Douglas, Ariz., Dec 12.-Secretary W. P. Stuart of the chamber of com merce received a letter this morning from the office of Senator Mark Smith in Washington, bringing the news that Senator Smith had left the national capital for Fl Paso and that he hoped to be able to visit Arizona during bis presence in the west. The senator would be welcome visitor Tn Douglas should his itinerary In- clude this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-13
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Try Musterole. See How Quickly It Relieves

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 Musterole is clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Use t instead of mustard plaster. Will not blister.
 Many doctors and nurses use Muster ole and recommend it totheir patients.
 They will gladly tell you what relief 1t gives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum- bago, pains and aches of the back or joints. sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest. Always dependable.
 30 and 60c jars; hospital size S2.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-20

How shall we escape II we neglect
so great salvation?"
Three Metaphors.
Jesus used three metaphors. He
said, The fire that is not quench-
ed"
The very thought of burning
makes US CULVER.
The worm that never dies" and
! think the worm that never dies is
your memory. Your memory will
be as active in the world to come as
it is now and then you will know
you had the opportunity and you
rejected it.
The other is "Outer darkness. -
All these metaphors express what
we may receive The wonderful
wonder is to me, the plan of sal
walton. 1t is so wonderful that the
greatest mind the world has ever
known has never been able to grasp
it. 1t is so plain and simple that a
child can understand it.
How shall We escape?" You can
afford to neglect everything better
than you can salvation. You can
AFFORD to neglect your education and
grow up in ignorance, you can af-
ford to neglect your health and go
to a premature grave, you can af-
ford to neglect your business and
become a bankrupt. If a ship were
sinking and the last lifeboat was
putting away, you could better ne
elect that opportunity to step into
that lifeboat.
There are men in hell that never
expected to be there, they waited
too long. They neglected the OPP
portunity and means of escape. Ne
elect is not contempt, it isn't open
rebellion and scorn, neglect is ad-
mission that it is right, but you are
not just ready to be decent and live
the way God wants you to live.
Neglect Advantage.
If you neglect to take advantage
of a thing when you may, you have
no right to complain if that is re
moved beyond your reach when you
want it Let me illustrate. Sup
pose you saw a man swimming and
you could tell by his struggles that
he never could reach the bank
alone. So you jump in a boat and
row out to the fellow and say, Il
have been watching you from the
bank and I have hired a boat and
come, get in"
NO, sir, thank you, don't need
your aid, will reach it without as
sistance."
Come on in" pleads the man.
mo sir
And he turns and rows back, and
after he is gone, the man struggling
in the water discovers that he was
right and unless he has assistance
he will drown and he begs and calls
for the man to help him. The man
refuses.
Now, then, that man has just as
good a right to refuse to help that
man when that man waits help as
that man had to refuse this man
when this man wanted to help
him
God Almighty has got just as
good a right to turn you down and
pass you up when you make up
your mind you'd like to have His
help as you have to turn God down
when He wants to help you. Don't
you think It is all on your side.
Don't you think that God Almighty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-20

the instruments that ne plays He
said that they were together in
Cuba during the Spanish-AmCrican
war and served in the same regi-
mental band At the morning hour
they sang one of Mr.. Gabriels Sc
lections and in the evening they
again delighted with a duet
At the morning services yestar-
day Mr. Sunday had with him two
bankers. George Bechtel of Daveu-
port and Nj. Homer Of Cedar Falls,
Iowa, both OF whom Mr.. Sunday
said had grown up with him ia
Iowa. Il didn't think then that
they would become bankers AID
they didn't think l would become
preacher. IoI soc, they are botA
baldheaded. I've something on them
there. We visited a good many
watermelon patches together when
we were boys, and We didn't do IT.
with the consent of the owners,
either" said Sunday, in speaking
of their life together as boys. They
attended the same schools and
played the same pranks, and were
just like all other boys who play
their life through .heir early years.
Mr.. Sunday said he was always
meeting some OF his Old-time
friends as he goes up and down the
land.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-20

is like a dog. all you have to do is
snap your finger and He will come
whining around any time you like.
5 When you have made up your mind
/ God Almighty may have settled it
long before that you are too late.
( God has got something else to do
/ but to loaf around and wait for
! you to make up your mind. God is
TOO busy. God is not going to come
down from heaven and spend time
arguing with a fool, take ii from
me- He is too busy.
Neglect Causes Calamities.
! Some of the greatest calamities
the world has ever registered have
come through neglect. No wonder
men neglect salvation and it causes
| the ruination and the wreckage of
their souls. No wonder God is des-
! perately in earnest to try and get
us to flee from the wrath to come.
! 1t is a great salvation for three
/ reasons First, because it is the
only salvation. And the reason
men are not saved is not because
of Gods desire to punish them, and
the bitterest dreg you will ever
find in the cup will be that you
| have nobody to blame but yourself.
How shall we escape If we neg
lect so great salvation?" and it is
a great salvation because God
saves us from great sin.
All sins are great. l don't care
how little your sin, il won't keep
you out of hell if you don't repent.
They don't go to hell because they
! are sinners but because they won't
accept salvation. 1t isn't a Ques-
ton with God of what you have
been, the question is of what you
are. The question is, are you sor-
~ that YOU have been what you
are or you are what you are. If so.
salvation is yours. God never asks
what you have done. God offers
salvation for your soul if you will
do His will.
Using the worst terms, what for?
Just to show what men and women
do for other things. What God did
for one, God will do for all. For
God is no respecter of person.
The way to heaven is a blood
stained way, it is not by Cornell or
Columbia or Yale or Harvard or
Princeton. the way to heaven is a
blood-stained way, by faith in
Jesus Christ. The way to heaven
is not by the bath tub. by a cooky.
clean shirt or a cup of coffee or
a sinker. The way to heaven is a
blood-stained way by repentance
and faith in the shed blood of Jesus
Christ
Your education. your culture.
your wealth, your morality, they
all fail.
Justice PUrsues.
You break into a bank, you crack
the safe, you go away and live
somewhere for 10 years a law-abid-
ing citizen and the officers come
and arrest you. You have been Iiv-
ing an honest life for 10 years, that
won't atone for the fact that back
there 10 years ago you cracked a
safe. You've got to go back and
answer for that BY what you did
from here to there don't atone and
do away with what you started
there.
So your sins are against you.
You can't blot them out, God can
God laid on Him the iniquity of
us all so when I accept Jesus as
my Savior, all the sins, ever COM
mitted from here back to here,
they are blotted out and my record