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CARPENTER IS GAME;
BEST IN TIGHT PLACE

NEW YORK. Dec lS.-There IL
strong impression in this country tnae
Georges Carpenter will not stand up
well under fire. 4 fghter who cannot
take IL never wins any plaudits in Am
erica The same holds true in England,
yet Georges Is admired almost as TuCh
in England as he Is in France whlcn
seems to be an indication that there IS
nCihing seriously. wrong with Carpen-
tiers gameness.
The fighter who does his best work
under fire is the ore that is most popu-
lar with the crowd. To see an appar-
from behind and win out appeals to the
dramatic sense Of the spectators. The
ability to retain good form under severe
punishmemnt is the true test OF reai
fighters caltore and only the very Re"
years ago fighters who thrived under
punishmept were more plentiful than az
present II required more Eameness ana
stea illness to fight twenty-round battles
than to sprint through ten or less. "hen
fighting lin nng-distance affairs the
nan who lost his nerve when hurt DID
not get very far
Jack Dempsey probably IS thoroughly
game In the early days. when he was
fighting his way to the top. he showed
that he would not only take punishment
without quitting. but that he would
fight Just as hard and intelltgently
wren hurt as when ne was on the win
ming end from the start.
Carpeutie: rnay be a game fighter. but
he Is no bulldog. Carpenter has done
ono or two things in the ring that an
American boxer who prides himself on
his gameness would not think OF doing.
The Frenchman's actions in his battle
with Gunboat Smith were in direct con-
trast to those of Dempsey when the
American was in q similar situation.
However. Il may be that tho course the
Frenchman took Was simply in line with
his Latin temperament and that IN MS
own way he is game.
Oflate II seems TO be the general idea
that Gunboat was winning when he was
DISQUALIFIED for fouling. That is all
wrong, according to the caoled stories
Of the fight at the time and the state
ments Of Americans az the ringside
Carpenter really was beating Smith
hands down ind making him look like
raw novice.
smith did not knock Carpenter down
The Frenchclan missed with terrific
swing and lost his balance. falling on
his hands and knees. While Carpenter
was in that position the groggy Smith
let fly one OF his overhead rights that
barely grazed the top OF the French
mans head. 1t was = technical foul.
but an American fighter would have
passed II over and insisted upon going
on so as TO score the knockout.
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WEST VA. READY FOR
OPENING FLOOR GAME
Mountaineers Will Open Baske1o1iA
Season This Evening WIN <1''s-
burgh conegians.

Speciai Dispatch to the lntclligenccr.
NORGANTOWN. w. Va. Dec. ID
West Virginia $, basketball team is al
set" for it's initial encounter t"-H'o' 10"
with Dick Guys Pittsburgh Colicsians
and local fans by the score are anNITuS
To get glimpse of the haFS!t! 9"Ne
it's new tutor, Frances S'Aus'''N'
Minnesota. , 49,. docid,1
urnn his lineup for the tollcElanS game
~ he has consistently used Niger anu
outright at forwards; Gaines at center
and Dawson and Morrison al suAruS'
IN his prHrtic" this week There IS no
doubt or it that StadSvold recognizes
The value Of team play in oaSketoaI.
and rrhukcS have come more frequently
- rho nrnrtlcc sessions for failure TO
pass the ball to advantage thah ioF any
nthrr thing 4 passing game Win sucn
stars as kiEcr and Outright on the o.
r,nsr would result in n most success
ruI season for the Mountalnecrs.
Little is known of the tollcElahs anu
Il is possible that with an aggregation
If college stars. tho tentative varsity
that Stadsvold has selected VIII nav I"
stay in the combat throughout IT'S
length in order to assure a victory but
UnL Hawkins Aikens. Gross ana a
half dozen other men would not weaken
the VARSITY one whit # injected q; any
stage. though lack of pract'c" with the
Varsity combination might De hahui-
cap. Ill, ,ri,
The game Tomorrow night Will begin
AZ : o'clock. this hour having been DC
cidCd upon as the logical one for al!
home games Ward Lanham will rete-
rec. \ big crowd Is expected ana re-
conf additions to the seating capacity
Of the ark" will be utilized.
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R|G DEMAND FOR TICKETS To
NEXT MONDAYS BOXING BOUT
EDDIE wnmER WILL ARRIVE IN
THE CITY TO-DAY FOR his
BOUT WITH STEWART
MONDAY EVENING.
s.vsral Good Preuminaries VIII Fsa-
ture the First Bout at Mar
ket Auditorium.

Don't put off buying that ticket Tor
Tho Stewart Winner go on Monday
night Go buy it now. Every fan III
this city and the surrounding towns are
going TO attend the first show OF the
season and the 9cvival OF the manly ar
in this section.
In his work outs last night Zoo
Stewart throw an asso.t.s.tmt ~
lunches at his SparrnG partners; III
Guiding the submarine. inc . Seio
nlane," and his very latest. the SclS-
sors Hook" his punch is being devel-
oped TO use on Eddie Winter as ne ma
a style all his own and Loo mas ihs
ured that il will take a punch on the
order Of tho Scissors Hook" to tame
the Bear Cat. q.
Winter is due in town to-day and II
he arrives this morning VII WORK our
iris afternoon at the Vic Gym. VIM
Ier will be accompanied by his manager
Dell Clark. Of Detroit. Mich.
"Fighting" Billy Williams Is ABOUT
ready for the tap of the gong ana -
confident that nc will have n" tro9hiS
speed marvel" These boys are sched-
uIed TO go eight rounds.
The six -rounder will Introduce Tony
Coliona Wellsburg'S fast 1873 pound boy
has not been seen in action Tor some
Young Vince and Kid Crock will
open the show with four ROUND bout
startins promptly at @,cI% rsfercc wiz,
official" in all bouts. George Phliilns
will sound the gong and pr. Rippus Will
make tn" physical examinations.
secured at Victoria p"ol rari"rs. Nc
Lure Cigar Stand. Fort Henry Cigar
store. In III" city. and Choppers Cafe.
Martins Ferry.
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SNEDEGAR IS
1920 CAPTAIN
FOR WESLEYAN
Special To The Intelligsncer.


BUCKHANNOS. W. Va. Dec. IS
The ninth annual football banquet OF
Wesleyan college, which was held IN
the social room OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church last night. was sue,
ress, marked by a sump;ous mcnu anu
by interesting and forceful comeules:
About one hundred players and patrons
~ere present. including a nutnOeE "
college and government ofhciaIs. bean
Thomas ". Taught presided over the
ceremonies as POSTMASTER. while toaSts
were delivered by President tlemlhS.
Captain Fisher. Horace Withers. Coach
Drumm. Doctor HamrIck and DIRECTOR
Shumaker.
A feature Of this discussion was inc
~rectinS OF an organization which VIII
boost the 1870 football eleven: whtch
according to the tentative schedule an
bounced will meet the Army. DlcSen-
son, Rutgers Marietta and "ash'ng-
ton & Lee.
Eighteen players and Doctor Hamer,
lex were presented with letters. ana
they Il, addition 70 Director Shurnaker
and Student Manager Hess were pre-
sented with solid gold footballs. Tho
ceremonies closed with William Snede-
gar, greatest quarter ever kpown IN TINS
state. being unanimously elected cap
tain for the ensuing year SncdeGae
RESPONDED, saying that he was turning
down professional baseball 70 return as
leader Of wesleyan against the strong
elevens scheduled for next year.
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Tomorrow-"Red." story Of the
masses against the classes. Cult our
for your scrap book. or simply eppy It.
if you prefer. ..
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Shadystde.

Tho greater tho necessity ror Gsv'ne
tho greater your opportunity to use
The IntellIscncsr W. Ads
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CATHEDRAL HIGH QUINTET PLAYS
SHADYS|DE At coop" TONIGHT
SCHOLASTIC BASKETBALL SEASON
WILL, OPEN THIS EVEN
INlf WITH GAME AT
: CATHEDRAL.
Roth Teams Arc Pinned for Initial
Game and Fans Should BE Treat
cd With Good Game.

Tonight, the cathedral Bowl Will
be the scene Of the first scholastic bas-
kct,ball game Of the season in this city,
when the Maroon clad quintet OF Ca
thedral high clash with the fast Shady
side high floor tosscrs.
This contest should produce some
rare floor work for an opening game
and ShadySidc, which already has one
victory to her record. is determined I"
offer stubborn resistance and turn
back the Cadets in their initial engage
ment.
However. the Maroon is in the pink
Of condition and is confident OF send
Ing the Buckeyes back home on the
short end Of the score.
Bow" Rohrl will lead the Cadets
this season. and as his ability is well
known among the lovers of this indoor
/. snort, a successful season is assured.
The Cadets second team will clash
with the Cathedral MidgetS in the pre-
liminary. and this game promises to be
full Of action from whistle to whistle
A large turnout OF fans is expected al
this opening game. Shadyside is send
ing a large band OF supporters to back
it's team. The Cadet followers will be
there to get n first glimpse at this
seasons squad. The game will start
promptly at 3 o'clock.
The probable lineup:
hRA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-19
R. B. M'CREARY, WIS.,
GR|D|RON PLAYER, DIES
Expires IN California, Where He Was
Trying to Recover Prom
Football Hurt.

Robert Brinton McCrcary. aged -
years. of Washington, IA, died Deem
her Is. ut Mount Monrobia. near Pasa-
dcna. cal, where, according I" an aunt
he had gone in an effort to recover
from injuries received while member
Of tho Washington and Jefferson foot
ball team.
Young McCrrary was popular as a
college man and was well known IN
pittsburgh. lie was the son Of william
l.. and the late Elizabeth McCreary' ana
leaves the following brothers and sis
tcrs: Mrs. Chester Wise, Washington;
Mrs. Gladys Day. Newark: Mrs James
Anderson, Butler: Mrs. Andrew Whit
trndale. New York: Homer McCrcary.
bridgeport; and William McCrear!'
Now York.
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Our Daily Story
THE TRUST BuS1I

The morning that car fares rose for
the second time in a month. Pippenheim
Socks resolved a mighty resolve.
IN walk" he cried. The robbers
are nothin' but robbers. that's all the
robbers are, Well they amt Eoin' 70
hold up Pippenheim Socks! I'll walk.
that's what I'll do, and I'll keep on
walkin' till the robbers come TO- thsif
senses"
And that morning he rose an hour
earlier than usual and walkedto work.
a distance Of four miles. = =
And that evening he walked home
from work. a similar distance.
For a week he walked two and from
work, AMI at the end Of that time he
discovered that he had worn holes In
both his shoes. So he took them to the
cobbler.
How much'll II be?" he asked.
Half solcs five dollars and twenty
cents" answered the cobbler cheerfully.
"Leathcr's gone up-I have to pay two
cents a pound moro for leather than
this time last year"
II.
YES, it's a sad case" said the guard
Mt Bugs sanatarium. "Pippenheim
Socks is his name. He tries TO walk on
his hands like that all day long; Ears
we can make out. he seems to think ne
has some system Of beating the shoe
leather trust"
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HARVARD SCHEDULE.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. p"". lS.-Ihe
Harvard baseball SCh"dul" mad" pup
lie Tonight includes the following
.-a,nc4: April II. West Point at West
Point: -, University Of Virginia al
charlottesville: p. Annapolis at Anna.
rolls: 80. University of Hrnnsylvanla Al
Philadelphia: My 6. University OF Nr-
rini, at CamhridCc; Il. Princeton at
"riurrron: -. Princeton At Cambridge
inv. =. Princeton at New York Tin case
# ifcl: :. Pennsylvania At cambridge;
-. Vale at New Haven; Is. ale NJ
''auhridcN: ~. Ale Iplac" not dccid"o'
to- be played III case of TIED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-19
VICTORIOUS BOXERS RETURN.

NEW YORK. Dec. lS.-The three
victorious American amateur boxers
who toured the Scandinavian countries
last month. competing in boxing con-
tests. returned home to-day on the Der
gensfIord from ChriStiania. The party
consisted OF Ashton Dome. Of New Or
leans. national bantam weight cham
pion: Frank Cassidy. Of New York. ma
tional light Weight champion: John
Burke, Of Pittsburgh. leading light
heavy weight boxer. and Benjamin Lee
vine. Of the Metropolitan A. A. l., who
was manager OF the team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-19

RECALLS, Of wellsburg; Moundsville Ex.
High; St. Marks: Barnes, TreAux, Of
Moundsvlle; Ferry E1-High and all
other teams.
The team will be composed Of the
following players: Geisey and Woods,
forwards: Noel, center: Kimmel, Tib-
bens and Young, guards.
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TEAM ORGANIZED

A team composed of former high
school stars have banded together and
organized 4 basketball team. and VIII
he known as the EX-Hlgh y. quintet. y
rooJ schedule is hcirSy arranged. and
games would like to be arranged with
ali teams in this vicinity, including the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-19
WarWood Opens With
Mound City Tonight
FAST CONTEST IS cARDED ro1
16OUNDSVuLE THIS EVENING
WIEN wARwOOD FURN16HGS
OPPOSITION.
Boys And Girls Quintet Of warwood
WIN Clash with Moundsvtus IN
Opener.

Two good games is on the schedule
for Moundsville this evening: when inc
boys and girls teams of MnundSFille
and warwood high clash in tho opening
game Of basketball in Marshall county.
Little is known Of the quality OF war,
wood high, but If rumors can be reileo
upon, they will furnish some stiff oppo.
sition. This will be the hrst year 'haS
boys team The girls have been to-
gether three years. Both teams arc
completelv new. Only one regular from
last wears sextette is back.
Coach Morrison is not inclineS to tadk
about his team. This IS his f!rSt Eearsa'
Moundsyille, and he is deroting his en-
tire time in the development Of the
team.
Ali fans in this vicinity know the
quality OF Moundsville in former years
and this seasons teams are expected 10
be cf no exception. The boys and girls
viii b. in there all the time working
hard in an effort to add a victory TO
Moundsville's record in the opening
game.
The probable lineup:
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MOOSE SMOKER

Young Crock u the East End ard
Young Myers Of m" South Side Will
furnish the main bout of four rounds
at thc regular weekly Moose smoker 10
hc held this evening nj the Moose Club.
Several nrciiIn;nari-s Will also he
Sinrcd
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PLAN FUNERAL :
OF POLICEMAN,
Police Band and Firing
Squad Planned

Arrangements for the funeral N
Motorcycle officer ia Wilson. who
was killed when his machine crushed
into "A phone pole Wednesday morn.
ing. while returning 20 the police
station from answering an emergen-
cy call. was completed Thursday.
The officer will be buried in
Washeili cemetery. Funeral services
will be held in the Columbia Con-
gregational church. The police band.
according 10 tentative plans. viii
play the funeral march. while
platoon Of police officers will act as
the guard OF honor.
Wilson was still a member Of the
naval reserve when he was killed,
and an effort VIII be made to obtain
n firing squad from Brcmerton 10
fire last salute over the grave.
Members OF the police garage and
fellow motorcycle officers win fur
nlsh n full-sized motorcycle floral do
sign.
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MABELLE II. SMALL
A want ad in The Star viii bring
Results to you In everything.
The cost is small. when you COM
pare
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where
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20 TO LET - uNFui,NIsIIED
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81. COTTAGE. r-ACRE
Of land in new, slightly ad-
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tfui tracts
Attractive and well built cot
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Sufficient room for family
COW, chickens. fruit and gar
dent
1850 cash. balance $40 per
month
SEQ y. T.. I.EMOvDs
10th Ave. s. w. and Grccniaia
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE
BEST BUY IN NORTH END

5-room new, modern cottage. 200
feet from Ballard North car. Price
$3.50: $500 cash.
ED YOUNG
$3.50 Ballard Ave. Phone Ballard $40.
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FARM LANDS
LITTLE FARM HOME

Nearly II acres OF fine silt
loan soil. on county road:
no rock or gravel, grow
anything. cozy 3-roo IN
house. good well water;
close to Puget sound: fenced
and cross-fcnced; close to
fruit cannery: four miles
from fine town: on main
land. Price Is $3.50. on very
easy terms. This land viii
grow crops. but place will
not appeal to one who wants
20 spend most OF his time
in Seattle
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ssoo

rive room m dSrn
bungalow: cement bass-
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no, be bull, today for
less than ,,.soo.oo and
any ono who means to
buy q place OF this siIs
and will come out and
look this place over will
surely buy. Phone Raj
nier ttT-J. or call at
sssT Hudson IT. any
time after s p m
Call DAVID p. EAsTMAN
1854 Third Ave
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NEW. CHEAP Broom BUNGALOW.
not modern, on corner lot. bOnig0.
on u. 47th In the LRureihurst dia-
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one block from jitncy line making
regular trips. View Of Lake wash
inRton. WIN rent for $40 month or
price 81 a ag0 fAt this brice don't
expect hardwood floors. hot water
heat and nrepihce) By auto. 30
minutes from property 90 Pike and
Second ave
WIN r. HOWE
40 New York Block Main AS
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FURNISHED HOUSES

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month; in return for small
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A nnH
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EoW VENT-IIOUsiea

NEW s-RoOM HOUSE. on n-AC1tE
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SIS per month.
II G. PETERS, 7t6 Third Ave,
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IS FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE

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T-room modern house; lot bsrTT:
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This 10 . real bargain.
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LIVE STOCK

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LOOK ALIVE -FREE WHILE
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pound master, aNman, chairman.
leVeiman tfansitman. computer.
Junior craftsman and craftsman.
Applications may he obtained at
commissions office. and VIII be
received there 20 september 70.
Residence In city for one year re-
Quircd. Details at commission
eftico.
WANTED EoN. IL TO is
years old; one who has quit school
In editorial department or star
Coed educational opportunities
Apply Co editor OF star.
wANTEp-PlN SETTLERS, IDEAL
Bowling rarior. iilS Third ave. &c
per string.
EXPERIENCED kNITTERS San
ony knitting Co. Fifth and Nlr-