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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
THREE SOULS SAVED AT
MISSION LAST NIGHT
The Rev. DR.. Harry Howard Delivers
Able Ssrmon-miss Helms to De-
liver Message Tonight.

Last nights meeting was ono OF the
largest and most productive soul-saring
services held in the old Union mission
for some time. Following an able and
eloquent sermon delivered by the Rev.
Or. Harry G. Howard. pastor Of Thomson
Methodist Episcopal church, there were
three conversions. while scores Of men
and many women asked for prayer. 1t
was one Of tho most spirited gatherings
this winter in tho institution. AZ fcs-
turc uf tho meeting wa; duet sung by
Miss Florence Eckrlar. social worker ut
the mission. and Miss Mildred Ross. who
occupies similar position with the
First Presbyterian church. Many old
hymns were sung by tn" assembly. with
the deep bass of many men, harmonious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
THEIR HOLDINGS INTACT.

LONDON. Fob. lI.--Amcricans owning
properly in Germany will find it inta:t
and some If them will hay" Il comfort
able account coming to them as ~
suit Of hr employment or their Factories
for war work, says DR.. Hermann Ned
crs controller of enemy property in Ger
many. The statement values this prop
crty at l75.nH0,000 pounds sterling, rep
rescnting 10000 individual proper ties
Exact figures have been k"rt and tht
balances will be handed over when pch',
is signed. after Il deduction OF pei
cent for bookkeeping.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18

and parade before going to their va
rious homes.
Mayor c. Morgan Fcster, Capt. Price
Chief Campbell Henderson, Sheriff
Howard Hastings and other officials
, will be asked TO cooperate in the big
GEORGE SPNDLER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Wheeling, Ohio and Marshall County
Boys Land in New York in Excellent
Health After Splendid Trip Overseas
NOW STATIONED AT CAMP UPTON, FROM
WHICH POINT THEY WILL BE SENT TO CAMP
SHERMAN FOR GENERALIZATION.

GIGANTIC CELEBRATION PLANNED FOR RE
TURNING HEROES-EFFORTS BEING MADE
- ToHAVE ALL MUSTERED OUT AT SAME TIME.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18

boost for Tho h"ys. should it hc pos
, siblc 10 sccur, III" ronscnt of tho war
department.
kilograms were received last cvcn-
inf from several Of III" Officers in
charge of the boys. telling their par
cnts that they wcr" well and in the
best Of health. 1t IS likely That sew
craI of the relatives of tn" lads Will
go. over to New York city 10 visit the
lads before they start on their long
journey TO Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
WEST VIRGINIA
LO5E521 To 70
To ALLEGHENY

Special Dispatch to The Intelligcncer.
MEADTILLE. Ia. Feb. 1T.-West
Virginia again Inst a. hcart-breaklnG
game 10 Allegheny College here tonight.
Last year when the Mountaincers played
here Allegheny won the game with less
than ten seconds to play by the score
OF 21-20 This year the game was even
more sensational. At tho half the score
was. tied. ISIS. and ut the end or mo
game il again stood 24-24. hvc-min-
ute period WAS then played and just n"
tho ball sailed through tho ring for inc
ba slset that put Allegheny ahead ny
one point the whistle again sounded.
The game was ono If tho greatest over
played here Time after time the score
WIS tied and never was there more
than three points separating. tho teams.
For Allegheny Volk was the outsthnd-
ing star and his sensational shots were
really responsible for the locals WIN
ming. Koffcrd was also in the lime
light. For West Virginia kiEcr's work
featured. Martin, IIchen and Dawson.
however. played we'll on the. floor. an"
Hin in the l"tc Stages OF The game was
conspicuous by his work. The lineup
and summary:
WcSt Va. ~. los. Hieshen! ~"
Martin. .........R. F.:.... |oik' Cap''
! Tschcn. ........I.. F........ kcrr
kigcr ........ Center ...... Mereoi'h
D,uron can't R. t;... kofford
t,Tn T. Baldwin
t;ools from Ficld--W. Va, Martin. =:
rchcn .: Eigcr. /: Dawson. Allegheny
Volk. :: Kerr. .: Meredith.
Goals from Foul-Martin. IL In i a'-
,,mpts: Knfford. IL in 81 attempts.
Score at end Of First llal1-Nc est
Va, IS: Allegheny, Is.
Time Of Halvcs-@0 minutes.
Rctcrcc-Doughcrty. of W. and j.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
CHAMP CHRIS JORDAN
STARTS TRAINING FOR
BOUT ON JANUARY s
By BUD RUTHERFORD

anyone sitting in the furthermost
seat from the stage can see plainly
every move made by those on the
stage and the fan holding the lowest
priced seat in the entire building
has just as good an opportunity as
the one who is down at the ringside-
Manager John Mcintosh. who Is in
special charge Of the matchmaking
and seating arrangements. has spent
much time and enGeavor 10 assure
the convenience Of the fans and the
manner in which the seats we're
placed for the last bout between
Jordan and Pappas shows thar he
succeeded in every way
A special ticket is being made for
soldiers and High school boys. and
they viii be admitted 1t half the
price of the regular fee.
Popular prices will prevail.
however, ns the Fl PasOans in
charge Of the wrestling contest
propose 20 make the prices rs
low rs possible in order that
everyone may see the contest,
and incidentally, keep up the
splendid standard set by the
first contest ut the hall some
time ago. The semi-Windup
event between Paul GreEoriau
and a soldier boy named Smith
promises TO be one Of the best
affairs Of the entire card. II
viii not be the only preliminary
by any means.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
PRACTICE CAME
I5N0W WANTED
Mcdonald Basketball Quin
tet Wants a Tryout For
the Season.

Jack Mcdonald, manager and coach
for the Mcdonald and Frueden-
burg basketball five. IS having
great difficulty in getting his team
away properly. Jack is eager TO send
hisi team through several practice
games before the opening OF the City
league season. But practice games
appear 20 be more difficult 20 obtain
than the regular affair. AT least
Jacks experience would indicate that
such is the case.
AS rule the soldier teams at Fort
Bliss are always willing to play prac-
tice games with any OF the city
teams But this season they are show
ms no desire whatever for games.
since none Of the soldier teams are
available for practice games and IL
would be Improbable 70 play such
games with teams which viii enter
the City league. Mcdonald now seeks
game with the strongest team out
~ these two provinces To this
end he is issuing a challenge TO the
First Methodist five. winner OF the
Church league championship.
Mcdonald and Captain LapoWslli
desire TO stage their meeting with
the First Methodisrs on Saturday.
January tenth All that is necessary
20 schedule the game IS the consent
Of Blu Bias and his fellow champions
Mcdonald is leaving no stone uu-
turned in his efforts TO produce a
team which viii capture the City
League championship. To his al
ready strong lineup he has added two
forwards who are far above the ordi-
nary in caliber The newcomer whom
Jack has signed is Max Leimbach
and the veteran none other than Al
Adkins Leimbach. while a new
conner 20 El Paso. has played basket
ball with two great teams in 1916
he played forward with the great
Amherst team And that season Am
he-st defeated one OF the strongest
quiutest the University OF Pennsyl-
vauia ever turned out Last season
Leimhach played with the 316th engi-
neers, in France when he defeated
all conteuders for the championship
OF the A. T. f.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

OF the wrestling game who passed
away during the year was Duncan
C. Ross. who made HIS home IN
Baltimore after his retirement.
Wen known TO al followers OF the
turf were. Bub Doble. one OF the
most famous rrottinE horse breeders
in America Barney Schreiber. whose
face was familiar at every track be-
fore the day Of anti betting laws.
Garret d. wilson, widely known as q
horse breeder and for many years
secretary OF the Kentucky associa-
tiou- and Frankie Robinson. premier
Jockey. who met death in a race at
Bowie last April
Others who had achieved prom
ineuce I'm various lines Of sport and
who we're gathered in by the Grim
Reaper during the past year were
Joe Hall, one Of the most famous OF
Canadian hockey stars Andrew
SockaleXis. the Maine Indian. who
won fame as a Marathon runner some
years ago, Jack Caffery OF Hamilton,
ont. also famous as a long distance
runner and twice winner OF the Bos-
ton Marathon, and George Strath. old
est professional golfer in the United
States and for many years in charge
or the Crescent A. C. links In
Brooklyn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
CRIMSON WORKS
HARD FOR CAME
Harvard Shifts Plan of At
tack to Meet the Ore
gon Varsity.

Pasadena. Calf, Dec. 30.-Excep-
tionally heavy weather OF the last
few days has resulted In a decision
TO begin the annual New Years day
Tournament Of Roses football con
test-between teams representing
Harvard and Oregon universities
this year-at $3.50 D. m instead OF AT
p m. it was announced Monday by
the football committee
This action was taken on the con-
certed request OF coaches shy Hunt
ington. OF oregon. and Bob Fisher. OF
Harvard, who advocated the later
starting hour because OF fear that the
hot weather may continue
Secret Practice Vow.
Harvard players were lectured this
morning by coach Fisher on what
was said 20 be contemplated changes
in the Crimson's mode OF attack
brought about by their view Of the
practice Of Oregon's eleven Monday
afternoon they held secret practices
on several new formations
Oregon as usual went through only
one practice session IL lasted am
hour and a half and embraced both
signals and scrimmages-
Players Of both teams viii wear
numbers. 10 was decided today, fol-
lowing the custom Of practically all
western football contests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
A4myFeatherChanbHur
DefAt TitIehOIderKiIbane

draw at Columbus. subsequently
he went east and became n spar
ring partner for several prom
inent boxers and during this time
picked up enough knowledge 10
enable him 10 defend his title
successfully.
Ell Paso fans who are acquainted
with the aggressive scrapper viii be
pleased 70 know that he IS doing
wen. The Kansas City Post has the
following to say OF ms match with
Kilbane-
A championship battle IS to be
fought at Fort Riley or Camp runs
ton in the near future IL the plans OF
Larry StrOuer. featherweight cham
pion OF the army, do not miscarry-
Fresh from a war time hitch Ia the
marines. Strouer bodied up at Fort
Riley the other day 10 return 20 his
first love. the cavalry arm OF the
service. in which he served on the
Mexican border.
He started his fighting career at
Fort Riley in 1918 and since that time
has fought in army posts and camps
all over the country. beating all as
pirants for the military championship
in his class. Now Srouer wants 20
bring the worlds championship into
the army's possession and 20 this end
Is endeavoring 20 interest the army
officers and American legion posts in
his plan 70 meet Kilbane, the kingpin
Of the feathers. at Riley or Funston
He has boxed with Kilbane and IS
confident that I'm a 15-round bout he
can corral the worlds title Strouer
and kIlbane are the same age and
have had about the same amount Of
ring experience, but because he has
confined mis- pugilistic efforts TO men
in uniform and his bouts have been
staged in army posts. Strouer has acc
eumulated less prominence than the
champion"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

I AIRY SIROUER, well remembered
l. for his durability and hitting
powers during the old days when the
18th cavalry was encamped at Co
lumbus. n. NJ. and boxing was staged
there and at Fort Bliss, as the army
featherweight champion. has issued a
challenge 10 Johnny Kilbane for a
match with the worlds title at stake
Larry. it seems. accumulated quite
q bit Of prominence after leaving FL
Paso and improved not only I'm clever
ness fin speed but developed a manner
OF hitting which won him instant
fame. He enlisted I'm the marine corps
At the start Of the war and served
with gallantry on the western front
returning but a short time ago TO
Camp Riley Kans, where he has re-
enlisted in the cavalry and intends TO
put in another hitch with Uncle sam
His fistlc record is much more impos-
ing than when he fought JOhhy Papke
a draw at Fort Bliss and now he is
determined TO annex the worlds title
by wallopinE champion Knbane.
Won Most Of Fights.
StrOuer had a number OF boxing
bouts in FL Paso and while he re-
ceived much punishment in each con-
test he had an uncanny manner Of
winning bouts by making a strong
finish.
He was oufpoirted for eight
successive rounds by Johnny
Pnplze-n brother OF billy, eU-
middlevveiEht champion-at Fort
Bliss, hut In the last two he came
back so strongly that the referee
awarded n draw decision. strouer
climbed rapidly after this bout
and shortly later he held the
rugged Battling Mnnteu 60
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

DAUL GREGORIAN. husky. aggres-
I sive and championship contender
Of no mean ability himself, per-
formed the duty Of chief shock alb
sorber for Chris Jordan Tuesday aft
ernoon at Liberty hail when the 15s
pound champion started training for
his mat contest with Charles Rem
throp on January s before FL Paso
fans.
Pauls ability to Withstand even
the strongest onslaught Of Chris
stamped him as the sparring partner
par excellence and IL also gave as
surance TO supporters Of the champ
ion that he viii be in the best shape
Of his career when he faces Rem
throp. Chris in his workouts with
Gregorian hopes to attain the form
which enabled him 10 win that
snappy victory over Gus Peppas
some time ago, and he is leaving
nothing undone that will contribute
TO returning him a victor over the
European belt holder he realizes
that Renthrop is one Of the best in
the world, but feels that he can hold
his own. even when opposing such
formidable contender for the title.
Enthusiasts Are Invited
Fl Paso fans are invited TO Lib
erty hail each afternoon at 800
O'Clock 10 watch Jordan go through
his workouts for the match
Wrestling has taken quite
foothold in FL Paso and there is
little doubt but Tremendous
crowd Of fans viii greet the two
mat men when they face each
other one week from tonight.
The fans who find the available
time are going down and watch
O. o. MI
others are taking an active in
terest In preparations for the
match, Insofar rs buying up
reservations Mt the rfnEside is
concerned. Arrangements have
been made this time TO reserve
number Of seats on the stage
proper fer the fans who would
Ike 60 sit there, in addition to
the other accommodation.
Liberty hall is so situated that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
House At
y" NEW YEAR s
Boxing to Be An Entertain
ment Feature For Par
ents and Friends.

Annual open house viii be observed
at the Y. ~ C. A. for parents and
friends Of the members all day New
Years, an interesting program being
prepared for the gymnasium during
the evening.
Prof. Charles Hagel. who has been
boxing instructor in many Of the Lead
ing clubs Of the country viii box
three rounds with Earl ReageL Prof
Hagel desires TO take over the box
ing class Of the association and in his
exhibition VIII give a comprehensive
idea Of the manner OF instruction as
taught him by foremost boxers Of the
country. he is particularly well
adapted TO the teaching OF younger
members Of the class. having had
much experience along these lines in
the past and Is the bearer OF high
recomme udations-
Club Swinging Also.
Aside from his boxing exhibition
Prof Hagel plans 10 give an Indian
club swinging act and viii also lift
some heavy dumbells which he used
while on a vaudeville tour with the
Orpheum circuit He holds tine record
for lifting dumlells and has es-ao-
lished a number OF marks for swing
ing Indian clubs for a continuous
length Of time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

il was largely 1Toore's direction Of
the Seventh which enabled the Ter
riers 20 win With any less capable
general il is highly doubtful tla-
the Terriers would have escaped de-
feat, even with Bills and Bogges IN
jured just prior 10 the game, for the
Quartermaster corps was going par
ticularly strong at that time
is expected that the 18th infantry
VIII dispute the claim OF the winner
Of Thursdays game. TO the champ
ionship OF the southern department
such dispute would, Of course Dc
based on che victory OF the 18th over
the Fourth field artiuery-
Winner WIN Be Champion
But the 18th can have no Just
claim 20 the Championship. IN view
OF the teams refusal 10 meet rla
Seventh cavalry. Flushed with VIC
tory over the Fourth artillery, ire
18th hurled challenge at the Ter
riers- At that time the seventh
could net accept such challenge. as
the team had not then captured the
championship of the army football
league here AS soon as that champ
ioushfu was an assured fact. the Ter
riers accepted the challenge OF the
18th and hurled counter challenge
at that team
me offer Of the Terriers 10
meet the 18th fer the champion
ship was refused on the rather
WlrerT plea that Inc team llIu
dIshunded- This refusal OF the
18th TO even play for the title
eliminates that team from any
championship consideration And
n any further weight were need
ed it T. furnished in the = to
nothing victory Of the Buff and
Yellow, q team composed largely
OF seventh cavalry plnEerss over
the 18th. Wherefore the win
mer Of the New Years game viii
he generally accepted Is champ
ions OF the southern department
Capt Caller has announced that
his lineup win be as follows for the
opening kickoff
Woods. left end Boslego. LEFT
tackle; Schumacher left guard X.
C. smith. CENTER Caller. right
guards Hannah. right rackles Nor
cross. right end; Moore, quarterback.
n smith. left halfback. Pipkin. right
halfhack. Gay, fullback
Substitutes Schwartz. Seller
Martin. EcCullogh- Rothermunds
Muskoff. Van Ingen-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Partners After
TituIar FIGHT

New Orleans. Dec. 3O.-G. D. Bryan.
jr-. Of Baltimore. part owner of Bowie
Jefferson, Thorncliffe and other race
tracks. announced Monday night he
had formed partnership with Dom
mick J. TOrtOrich, boxing promoter
Of New Orleans. to form a syndicate
for obtaining at any cost a bout be-
tween Jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter next November.
Bryan said that he would leave
here Immediately after the close Of
Jefferson park within the next few
days for California. where hs will
confer with Jack Dempsey and Jack
hearns- Dempsey's mana ger,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Maj. r. r. Neyland
To Referee Game

Efforts are being made to obtain
the services Of Mai. r. r. Neyland
for the championship game between
the Fifth and Seventh cavalry regi-
ments New Years afternoon at the
High school stadium Mai. Neyland
is the one man whose work has met
with the unqualified endorsement Of
everyone this season and the mem
pers OF both teams are anxious that
he otficiate IN the contest, which wiz
be the final big one OF the season.
Many fans are not taking the pro-
posed Quartermaster-S2 artillery
game sunday seriously ia view Of
the fact that it is preferred TO wind
up the season with a game between
the two leading elevcns Of the Dor
der naLroL On New Yaar,s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

DURLSG the past few days rumors
u have been rife that the Sew
euth cavalry Terriers. indicated
football champions Of the FL Paso
district. would be forced to present
a weakened lineup in the game with
the Fifth cavalry. TO be staged at
the High school stadium New Years
afternoon. Because Of these rumors,
fears have been expressed that FL
Paso's representatives. in the big
battle for the championship OF the
southern department might suffer
defeat at the hands Of their old
rivals OF the Fifth, the indicated
champion OF the Big Bend district
Duffy May Return
The principal cause OF the rumors
In question was due TO the loss OF
Johnny Duffy TO the Dacktleld and
the expected absence Of Capt Caller
from the game IT was feared tnaL
the loss OF Duffy, premier kicker or
the year. would seriously weaken
the backfleld, particularly as there
appeared % be no man available 90
fll mis- shoes at quarLerpack- ana
it was thought that the absence OF
Caller. one Of the leading centers
OF the season from the line would
weaken the team 20 such a greater
extent that 60 would be likely 70 fan
victim 20 the husky warriors OF the
Fifth.
Duffy may be back in the game.
however, as Lieut. Ted ROTTERDAM,
athletic officer OF the Seventh regl-
ment. Is now ia touch with the back
field star and has urged him TO re-
turn before Tuesday and engage in
the Championship game II possible
All fear Of a weak Garry Owen
eleven was dlspelled Monday aft
ernoon when Capt. Caller drove
his charges through stiff prac-
uice. For Caller himself was
lined mp with the regular team
although he had shifted from HIS
reEulnr position TO guard And
In johnny Duffy's place. running
the team was none other than
the RECOGNIZABLE -Dinfy7 Moore
Moore a Good One
The addition OF Moore TO the team
enhanced the chances OF the Terriers
10 a degree which may be estimated
from the victory OF the Seventh cav
airy over the Quartermaster corps
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
JOHNNY KILBANE
Gets 4 LICKING
Featherweight Champion
Loses to Lon CLANCY
Of Baltimore.

Jersey City, n. J.. Dec SOY Dung
Clancy Of Baltimore, outfought and
outpointed Johnny Kubane, the
featherweight champion, in an eight
round bout Monday night in the
opinion Of the New York morning
newspapers.
Clancy weighed I22 pounds and the
champion 125. The Baltimore boxer
took the aggressive at the start and,
although not as clever as Kilbane.
often sent in blows so fast that the
tftleholder was frequently forced TO
clinch. Clancy took the first third
fourth and seventh rounds, and kill
bane the second and eighth The
f5fth and sixth were even
Hard One in Second
The best blow kilDane landed was
in the second round, when he placed
a right smash 10 the left eye In the
last round, kilbane tried 10 secure
a knockout but CLANCY fought back
hard.
JEFF Smith Of Bayonne, knocked
out Jack Coyne Of orange, n j.. in
the second round
smith weighed 157 and Coyne 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
"Comny" Offers a
Larger Reward

Chicago. Ill. Dee 30. 49, President
ComislSey. OF the Chicago American
league club. today reiterated his Of
fer Of $4,000 for direct informa ton
proving the dishonesty Of any aem-
Der OF HIS team after an invesuEn-
tiOn OF rumors that White soK play
ers In agreement with a st. Louis
gambling syndicate athrew'' games
during the 1919 season and during
the worlds series. Secretary Harry
Grahiner announced that no evidence
70 support the charge had been pro-
duced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
4. E. F. Champion
Wins His Fight

Jersey City. n. J., Dec. 30.-Gene
Tunney, light heavyweight champion
Of the American expeditionary forces,
scored a knockout over Bob Pearce
Of Chicago, in the second round Of
an eight round match Monday night.
Tunney weighed IFS pounds and
Pearce 166. The bell saved Pearce in
the first round when he was down
from a right uppercut TO the head
HIS seconds threw in the sponge in
the next round after the second
knockdOWn.