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Arizona republican., 1919-08-22
PETER LEARNS TO ANSWER
By THE STORY LADY

Peter came strolling up to the big tree in front of Billy's house. Billy and Corny had borrowed the girls balls and jacks and were having a game or the sidewalk in the shade.
 Where's Hal?' Peter wanted to know.
 "Oh, his mother wanted him and you know how he is. He just got right up and left in the middle of the game. Here you take his place..
 Peter was putin lem in the barn" when he heard his mother call. He pretended not to hear. She called again and again and at last Billy said uneasily-
 Say Pete. ain't your mother callin' you?"
 Peter shook his head.
 We've got an old rooster at home an every time he crows it sounds as if he said Pe-e-t-err"
 Just then Papa Palmer roared out
 Peter Palmer. come home this in stant."
 Peter departed in great haste. When he got, home he found Hal and his father in the car and Papa was stand ing on the step with his watch in his hand.
 Son, Mir. Henshawe and have been called to the city on business and if you can get ready in five minutes you can go too and get your new school suit"
 Peter was very quiet as Mama and Jane scrubbed him and hauled his clothes on him and dragged him to the car just in time. But they did not know that he was resolving to come at once the next time he was called.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-22
BUT NOT A JOY FOREVER
fsan Antonio Light, ,

(San Antonio Light.)
 Young Tom Toots was in the country and had been invited to the beautiful home of a sweet thing named Agnes. What a charming place" he said, enthusiastically, to Agnes proud pater- nal parent. 'Does it go as far as those woods over there?
 Tt does" remarked the somewhat
Arizona republican., 1919-08-22

hogs and cattle. This should be a great inducement to factories and man. ufaeturing establishments to locate here in Arizona, the youngest state Tn the Union, but the richest in natural resources.
 LETS BUILD THE SAN CARLOS DAM NOW"
Arizona republican., 1919-08-22
BOOST SAN CARLOS PROJECT
A SUITABLE NAME CONQUEST

Up. for the march has begun! Forward and onward the press, Swift move the hurrying ranks. Emerald file after file, Grasses and reeds of the march. Grasses of meadow and hill. Clover and buttercup blooms Led by the dominant wind. Many voiced the acclaim From myriad, murmuring leaves Of poplar and maple astir Loud is the drum of the bee; Strong is the music and sweet Pouring from jubilant throats Of sparrow and glad bob-o-link. Bright are the pennons that wave Far in the radiant air, Gold of the grave fleur -de-lis Set in long banners of green, On to the conquest we move, An irresistible host, Thrilled by a single desire The kingdom of beauty is wonl
 By Margaret Sherwood,
 the July Scribne
Arizona republican., 1919-08-22

The vogue for ostrich trimming is revived this season with renewed force. Only yesterday saw most charming dinner dress in electric blue taffeta with its skirt much dotted with three-inch circles of puffed silk, each outlined with a fluffy pin-wheel effect in blue ostrich flues. And on this delectable evening frock sketched for Fashion Art the delicate ostrich flues foam prettily at the girdle of rosy chiffon. and cascade to the skirts hem.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-22

unsympathetie father. "Ah.. said Tom, still eheerily, "and to that old stone wall over there, sir?" Tt does" came the gruff answer, "and it goes as far as the river on the south and to the main road on the north"
 Beautiful" put in Tom. "Yes," went on the old man, "but 1t doesn't go with Aggie"
 SAN CARLOS DAM
 THE NEXT BIG PROJECT
 GET BEHIND IT
Arizona republican., 1919-08-22

A lot of folks flat tire through their vacation by taking an auto trip. One of the beauties of auto touring is to watch how restful and comfortable everything else
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
sCRAPPY CAPTAIN OF THE WHEELING HIGH
SCHOOL, BASKETBALL TEAM CLAIMS
CHAMPIONSHIP FOR HIS TEAM.
SAYS HE Is WILLING TO MEET ANY TEAM WHO
DISPUTES IT.

Dan Rcbrecht. the scrappy captain OF
the Wheeling high school quintet. claims
the championship Of the Ohio valley Tor
his team, aud is willing to meet any
team that disputes his claim. on any
floor. Captain Robrecht last evening
issued the following sta5ament:
The Wheeling high school basket.
ball team claims the championship OK
the Ohio valley. We believe we can de-
feat any team IN this section nno go Sa.
tainly no otAer team in the valley mas
q better claim to the championship.
.I, and my team mates, are wiling 10
meet any team that disputes our claln-
The record made by my team this year
cannog be compared with any IN inc va "a,
lev. OF course we were defeated early
in the season by Cathedral and Bellaire.
but a defeat IN the early part OF the sea
SON does not decide a championship ave.
Later we defeated both Cathedral ana
Bcllaire. the former by a AZ TO % scoae
last week. and BeIlaire by a "a to ~
score several weeks ago. A lose In lno
latter part Of the season Is what ruins
4eam FOR the championship, and as we
have not been defeated by any team IN
this section during the latter par: we
therefore claim the championship OF the
valley.
This statement IS made by myself
and not by the officials OF the heh
school, and I am prepared to oacK up
all or any part OF it
Captain Of the 1919 Basketball Tea" OF
the wheeling High School.
After wheeling high defeated tine 1aS S,
Cathedral Ave. there was little DOUBT l.,
tha minds OF the fans Of the Ohio val Icy
who the legal champions are. Cathedral
claimed the championship a week netSrs Tor,
the Wheeling high game, SAYING ua'
the wheeling Cathedral game would de.
eide the championship. But some Of the the
Cathedral followers still dispute he
ght Of any team to the val, yse{ Tho sonS Sse
not rIaved the locals with their regular
n fneu n5ax IN the s game Cathedral was DC;
feated By stsubeRvi1l ,e1 BY poys TO we're
SeTsots5 T., the Cathedral coop" in q
Ave nninl,te extra session by 50 to p
score Experts Of the game me. SAY sgo shat be
about Is per cent superior to the oppos-
inr team in basket shooting: Followins
Is The record for the 1919 season OF e'e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The case OF
organized baseball in tho 100000 dam
age suit brought by the Baltimore Foo
eral league club, against the American
and National league club. today was
outlined to the jury hearing tho Case
In tho District Of Columbia supreme
court by George Wharton Pepper or
philadelphia, council for the DEFEND
ants.
Tho two older leagues. Mr.. Pepper
said In outlining the defense aftcr the
plaintiffs had rested their case. Wouio
attempt to dIsprove the contention o,
tho Baltimore club that professional
baseball as constituted during the HE
time Of the federal league was mohop-
DIV within the meaning Of the Sherman
antitrust law.
. The defendants, Mr.. Pepper asserted
would seek first to prove that profes-
sfonal baseball was not an Interstate IN
dustry even though the players came
from various states. The Sherman anu
trust act, he said. covered only inter-
state industries and never was designed
TO apply to competing sporting organi-
cations. 49,,
The complaint Of the Baltimore CLUB,
tho attorney declared. had narrowed
down to two charges, first that organ
lied baseball heads. and especially ban
johnson. president Of the American
league, had made serious charges
against the Federal league and second
that the heads Of organized baseball and
three federal league officials had enter
cd into a conspiracy to disrupt the FED
eral league and second that the heads OF
organized baseball and three F'ederai
league officials had entered into con-
spirncy to disrupt the Federal league
with the result that the Baltimore CLUB
having grounds and players and reaoy
10 play ball. found itself without any.
body to play against and was damaged
accordingly.
The second complaint. he said. was
more serious. The so-called peace
pact" he said. amounted to an invitation
from the Federal league for ORGANIZED
baseball to meet that organization on
common grounds and develop ways ana
means or hiding the Federal league IN
It's difficulties This offer. he sain
was accepted at par value by organized
baseball as coming from representatives
Of every club in the federal league. q.
Mr.. Pepper told tho Jury that orGaEn-
ICED baseball WAS prepared TO prove that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Probate Court.

Susan +. Blair. deceased. Applica'
tion filed for appointment OF executor
Bond $4,000 filed and approved. hp'
pointmeat made, letters ordered and -
sued. Inventory ordered. order ISSUED
Estate Of Richard Shepherd. deceased
Testimony of witnesses to will taken
reduced TO writing and filed. VIII ad-
mittcd to probate and record ordered.
Citation ordered and issued to widow to
make election under will Application
filed for appointment OF executrtx. nc
bond required. Appointment made. i e..
fcrs ordered and issued. inventory Or
dered order issued. -
Estate of Alexander Linn. deceased
Final account filed. set for nearing
April IS, 1919. Notice ordered and cause
w. q. Bolon. guardian Of Mabel Efers
a miner, vs. HIS Ward ct al. Applca-
ton filed for authority to sell at pri-
vatc sale. New and additional oond
filed in sum Of $4,000. Bond approved
private sale Of real estate ordered tree
OF dover; order issued.
Estate of Mike Orend. deceased. In
vertory filed, approved and ordered rec
orded.
Inventory filed, approved ana oroereo
recorded. IA.
ceased. inventory filed. approved and
ordered recorded. ,noo
Estate Of Robert J. Coss. deceased
Notice, of probate returned and filed 9n,
executed. Application to 2Fooa1e VIII
rest for hearing April 3. at 10 p. H.
Alias notice ordered and issued.
Minnie L. ]. Holloway. executrix ot
Hannah Gass. deceased. vs. Josephine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
LEWIS THROWS ROLLER

HARRISBURG. April 1T took Ed
(Stranglerl Lewis 81 minutes 10 lay DR..
+. B. Rollers shoulders on the mat in
their match here last night. Lewis won
the match with a flying deadlock. the
third he attained on Roller In less than
three minutes after the doctor had sue
cessfully broken away from tho other
two. DR.. Roller broke the deadlock hold
more than 4 half dozen times.
The match was scheduled for the best
out of three falls but Rollers condi-
ton was such after the first fall that
the. crowd would not ALLOW him TO 81 to
the mat again. He vas unconscious for
several minutes after the fall. and his
neck was badly sprnncd.
After the match DR.. Roller let it be
known that because OF his age-and he
Ia So years old-hc will take part In
very few more professional matches. de-
claring that in the near future he will
retire from the mat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
What Must I do to be Able
to Resist the Many ALL
ments so Prevalent in
Summer?

= Natures greatest transition IS
the change from. Winter into
Spring-the passing away OF one
season and re-awakening of new
life everywhere.
Trees. flowers, plants Of every
description, having consumed all
the vitality which; was stored up
to carry them through the drcary
winter bud forth with new energy
and blossom into flower, prepar-
ing to grow and accumulate new
strength and development.
But the human system has not
passed through the winter season
in o dormant state like the trees
and plants. You have been called
upon to expend energy and vital
ity constantly. In fact, there has
been a greater demand upon your
strength to withstand the rigorous
winter than at any otter season OF
the year.
So that as spring approaches.
the most joyous season of the en-
tire year-very often it finds our
system so run down and your
strength so depleted from the
strenuous demands of winter that
your vitality is at a low ebb, and
you are unable to enjoy the beau
ties of springtime that are so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03

abundantly present on every hand
! The weakened, rundown feeling
of lassitude that seems to have
possession Of YOU is sometimes
called "Spring fever and its
symptoms are well known. Your
appetite has failed, your energy
! seems gone, night finds you ali
tired out. and that rundown,
good-for-nothing feeling seems to
have full possession of you.
The human body is just like a
F! piece of fine machinery, although
few people give it as much consid-
Grafton. A locomotive is given a
thorough overhauling after each
trip. Your body has brought you
safely through the winter season
and the voyage has taxed your
strength. Very naturally, there
has been considerable wear and
tear which must he repaired.
Your system needs, first OF all, a
thorough cleansing and toning up
to replace the natural waste and
wear. Impurities have accumu-
lated, and these aggregate your
rheumatism, or make your catarrh
worse, or intensity any skin disor-
der which you may be afflicted
with. =
Very naturally, then, you arc
ready to ask: "What am to do
to put my system in tiptop shape
for the coming Of springtime, so
that I will be in condition to with.
stand the common ailments SO
prevalent in summer. ...::.s;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
OUT The PIKE
LISTING NAMES OF
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

All soldiers and sailors of Ohio county
who have been honorably discharged
from the service are urged 10 enter their
names. date Of discharge and other m
formation of their service in the bis
ledger which tho board Of county com"
missioners authorized County Clerk
Wells to place in his office and to be
omen TO the returned men who have
served their country
1t is hoped that every soldier and
sailor will comply with this request.
which will enable the county 10 have a
complete record Of all mon who enlisted
or were indicted into tho service NO
fee will be charged TO. the recording.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Graveyard Latest
Practice Place for
Cincinnati Players

wAxAHACHIE. Tex, April 2-The
Cincinnati baseball team added one
more queer training ground to its s,n f.s .
Monday. when ii was found thai JunEie
Park was too muddy for n workout
Last week the Reds worked on the
streets. the railroad tracks and the plat
form Of cotton gin. Monday when ne
boys arrived at the park. they found the
f3eid so soft that Manager Moran decid-
ed to leave il undisturbed until after
noon and led them across the ROAD 70
the confines Of the town graveyard:
After remarking that this location
was not selected AZ a reflection on Sher-
wood Magec. Slim Sallcc. or any OF the
other old-timers. Moran picked out q
few spots and the players threw and
caught and hunted for ovcr an hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03

Speed Martin has reported to tho CUBS
after pitching for the Elks and losing q
game in Oakland. Cal: He says ne Is
about ready to TO- woF t1I s aITa him the
chance.
Johnny Powers. owner Of tho Lea
Angeles club says there is moro enthu-
siasm in baseball this year than there
has been in three years. He says tho
young blood is back and the nolse %
double to what Is was year ago.
The Cubs played TO more than 1000
people Sunday. This was bigger ~
tendance than they had last spring when
Grover Alexander was advertised 70
pitch It shaws the interest IN the pas-
time has returned
Another exhibition contest has been
added tor~tlle Cubs schedule. They arc
to-neet the Los Angeles team again
Friday for the benefit Of the salvation
Army.
Nick Carter has a few days moro 70
20 before he can say he IS ready. he
relieved claude Hendrix in tho sixth l2r
the Cubs Sunday and had to be yanked
before the round ended. He was wl'd'
giving three passes and hitting q run
ner with the material on hand. Man
sticking are slim
Pom Perritt. Giant pitcher, who quiz
baseball to become an Oil operator at
Shreveport. dropped in on the indians
at their training camp and confirmed ne
Giants this year.
President Heinemann Of the New Or
leans club has offered purse TOR q
0rAo NJ
Indians and relay team OF SIX. three
Indians and three Pelicans. each player
to run two laps against Smallwood II
will be raced just ahead Of the game
next Sunday Srnallwood WIN start
training at once
wa,ter Pipp was wearing a shanty
over his left glim yesterday. Ping b.
dies liner took a wicked bound in yes
terday's S to game between the Yam
kce regulars and the engineers.
"Ar ask" says Iris Speaker. is
that ! get as good eating the rest OF my
life as I had at the naval aviation train
ing school In Cambridge. All that both
cred me while in the navy was what TO
from until $3.50 each night. We we're
through our studies at s. but at $3.50 We
had TO be in bed. 1t was some JOB try
ing to find something 10 do to occupy
our minds with so much leisure.
E. J. Stewart. the Rookie infleldcr OBJ
tanned by the Phillies from the st. Louis
Cardinals in the deal that sent Third
Bascmar Stock. Pitcher Davis and
Catcher Dilhrofer TO the Mound City, IS
holdout-
After watching the Rockies. composed
chiefly Of Rochester and international
league recruits. play rings around the
New York Giant regulars yesterday, tho
University of Florida team believe Nc
Graw's pr3tegccs arc schedulcd iof
drubbing when they meet this afternoon.
Manager Griffith has decided 70 givo
Ike Davis Pacific coast youngster. a
chance Mt short, transferring him there
from the Nationals second rxEnd -l
Manager Pat: Moran fingers around
the Waxahatchie (Tex.) depot with a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
RACING
TENIlS
GOLH51ls''
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pilion ct al. Answer Of Assendsns s.sf
Gaus, widower, filed anstStr Of oee
dant, Nathan d. HOLLOWAY file1IsaSsS,
Estate OF Mary Ida Thouts son, &c.,
ed. Application filed for sppoinim
of administrator. Bond 3sfJ fnoGsSHsa
approved. Appointment nSde, ILL.,.
ordered and issued. Inventor oaa s.sE
with. -. 60 &
Application filed tor appointment o1ss1s
ministrator. Bond 400 filed and apySsySS
ed. appointment made, letters oESs,<
and issued. Inventory dispensed f21t4s
Application. filed for consent of2e
to settlement Of claim for oAm3Ss45s
wrongful death. SETTLEMENT authesl ~.
Estate Of RobeccS B. Lewis, 9oce
Final account filed; set for bea11re. ss
&C. Notice ordered.
Estate of Edith r. Henry. deee
Final account filed set for hearAG
26. Notice ordered. .lt.. 1sSSpSSaa7f
Libble Richeson. adnintstrAa16
Lewis v. Rlcheson. deceased, Va
Ricbeson. ct al. Order Of pTtvoto
returned and, filed endor!ed;
,old March 80 to J. T. Outland: Ter
sale confirmed and deed ORDERED
Of dover found. Costs. expenses
and dover ordered paid. hsoefes
dered. Eassst34
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03

! J e-sssTsx,,sS sssy11
Court Xatz1as. x.sfTs ;if
Nathan Davis vs.. Charles W.t1AN
ct al. Report Of commissioners App
ed and confirmed. Plaintiff eloca
take an appraisement. Sheriff lot9
to make deed. order Of distributton
Trimble &, Lutz Supply Co. V1.gS9l
Cross ct 81. Judgment by a1reene
parties in favor Of plaintiff aEatness g.
fendant for $4,000 and costs
Joseph .Matyi vs.. Louis. NaeY.
PENDANT failed to appear. Their
pIaintifr with consult OF theIG
waived a jury and cause aubmttfeAg
Cont. Trial had. Court hnds teou1
favor OF plaintiff and assess his
ages at the sum OF $500 for whicha
with costs judgment is here retu
against defendant - 80
Peoples Banking Co. W. WilliaMA
len ct al. Dismissed at costs o.
tir. 80. -. =. -
ing Traction Co. Jury returned
in favor Of Defendant.
The Lake Shore Liquor GO.
Ynrkochek. Jury returned VxfA
favor Of defendant JudgMenH
ilict and for costs against PlaisnGS
Henry Setway VI. D. W. SelwnYsS!
PENDANT given leave to hle mot1ols
James W. Rogers ys. Rhoda.
ers. Plaintiff ordered to pay de1ae
BY agreement Of parties temporA1ys
mony. -. - 81 $fsss.BaI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Wilde Agrees to
Meet Herman or
Moore for Title

LONDON. April Jimmy Wilde has
signed an agreement TO meet Pete Her
man or Pal Moore for the worlds ban
tamwcight championship. II was an
nounced here today by c. B. Cochran
boxing promoter.
They will fight for n purse Of Sos. 200
and will be required to make III pounds
ringside. Wildc's hackers are ready 10
wager 1000 on him.
Wilde. British flywcight champion.
won Il decision over Joe Lynch. Ameri-
can bantam, Monday night. He lost 10
Pal Moore in the Anglo-Amcrican SER
vice tournament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
ORGANIZED BASEBALL DEFENDED
BY LAWYER IN TRUST TRIAL

no matter whether the idea OF truce
originated with the indianapolis club or
not. the call for peace conference was
endorsed for constituent clubs. all or
who had representatives present when
the peace pact was agreed TO. Bait
more included. He said that II the Bal
tImorc representatives remained silent
and off;..4d no objection to the terms
urder which the Federal league was dis
solved. II was their own fault and or
Sanizcd baseball had acted in good faith
In all its dealings, with tho defunct
league.
Before resting It's case. the Baltimore
club presented evidence which It's coun-
sci jntlmsted showed. that money from
the American and National league Tor
players taken over from the Federal
league was received by single indlvtd-
ual among the defendants. !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Y, ". c. A. wins
FROM OUT-THE-
PIKE TEACHERS
One Of tho Best Games Of the Year
Staged on the z. W. G "A. Floor
Last Evening.

In one OF the fastest games OF the
year the Y. ". c. A. sextette defeated
the Out-the-Pike Teachers by 10 10 II
score on the "Y'' floor last evening. the
game was very fast and interesting, the
winner being In doubt until the dnai
whistle of the rofcree ended the contest.
For the locals Misses Clyker and
Poorman played fine game at forward.
while Misses Allen and Kutchum played
a stellar game at center. The guarding
Of Misses Bower and Ruth also featur-
cd, their good work contributing large
ly to the locals victory. Misses 1.-the
and Britt were In the limelight for the
visitors.
The lineup and summary Of the game
follow:
y. W. c. A-13. Out the Pike-ll.
Miss Clyker ............ MISS Little
Forward.
Miss Poorman ....'....'.. MISS Sutien
Forward.
Miss Allen .....-..'...'''' MISS Dio''
Center.
Miss Kutchum .......... MISS Iruocr
Side Center.
Miss Bower ........''''' Miss D'-S'
Guard.
Guard.
Field goals: Clyker. 4; Poosman' Il
Little, 4.
Foul goals: clykcr. out OF s; Poor
man, 3 out Of 6; Little, out CT 6: Cur
rem. out Of l.
Referee: Miss DeHaan.
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". Y. U. SCHEDULE

Special Dispatch to The Intelfigencer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. April g.
West Virginia's eastern trip at baseball
was definitely closed today and will in
cludc games with the following teams
in the order named on their diamonds:
penn State. Colgate. Syracuse. Cornell,
Yale, Lafayette. Rutgers and Navy.
The trip extends from May end 10 May
10th Inclusive. and 1t is possible TINT It
game will be added with the CnrncG L.
Tech at Pittsburgh on May LIST. Tho
home schedule has not been definitely
closed as home attractions arc scare n
when Pitt and w. & J. are not repre-
scented on the diamond.