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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o-Two OF the
~ national commission members,
chairman Garry Hermann and presi-
dent John A. Hsydler, Of the National
league. who are IN this city. are evil
IDENTIFY In somewhat Of quandry over
ne legal aspect OF their holding back
ne Yankees share Of the worlds
szries prize money.
This con Is ike a pig In a sack to
mem They have Il and want 10 get
I'D Of It. but they don't know how
70 get shut Of the money and still
consider themselves safe The pesky
little "squeeier7 was wished on them
by Ban Johnson
Goes to Yankees.
Judge Robert Waguer's decision in
the pitcher Mays case makes II I'M
peratiVe that ghe Yankees be paid the
disputed COIN OF someone might be
charged with contempt Of court and
both Hermann and Heydlsr. the un-
happy poEsessors Of the pork" are
now IN New York state where Judge
Wagner placed a permanent lnjunc-
ton on the disposal OF the money 20
any other team but the Yankees,
whom Judge Wagner plainly pointed
out were legally entitled TO Il
President HaFin Of the Detroit
club. made a protest to Ban John
son. president Of the American
celriuE the money, but before
Wagner made hia decision John
son recognized EaTin'g protests
and the National commission vas
notified to hold up the payment.
So Il seems as If the pig" Is CREASED
all over and a very slippery and IN
comfortable thing 20 handle
In view Of the delicate situation as
10 the disposition Of the Gdbit, Herr
man was in communication with the
absent Ban over the long distance
phone TO Chicago, and announced that
Ban would be IN New York city as
soon as his sore toe would allow him
to travel This may mean this or next
week
IN the meantime. Il can be appre-
clated that Herman and -Heyoler are
on the anxious seat and may remain I
there for some time Heydler is es-
peciaIy tired Of the Job and e very I
earnest, as he always Is, to save any ]
more friction than has already been
occasioned-
JOHN Heydler il a very fair nan 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
TID-BITS

NEW YORK. Nov. L his prime he met and
defeated quite mill thereby. don
sell TO rough fellow by the
OUT N cgtaway coat and plug hat and toured the country
ne eaied himself The Irish Lad although he
ne 6ozed jim orbett IN Frisco and although
oeAe OH ne made hit
nm and next to nothing about CoTbett Mr. Burke Australia
ne to
bull worked again He knew all about
quarrel with tiger as to enter with Sydney
this to regarding @The Irish
Now Jack Burke the Irish lad appeared much
fame IN England and America,
good boxer and he had the endorsement
ms ne Aaa had up 10 then At last thought
customer Tor Peter Jackson and Paddy SlaFin, Burke spoed
the successful affected wife and
enid with him The visitor hung bis headeoveTing the Empire
1ope at OF in
andc
atn He had sighted and spoken
man than Godfrey and must be exceptionally challenge
pnas SIDE from savn handed the
saia ne but 1t intention to first look
blows" Burke shrewd a menwer made
What about Jaeson enqured candid
responded Burke I dare not the gloves
a ?ag feeling which cannot Be ed with that though the od race
fellow
make match with him could
would must ALLEVIATE friends strong atter
ing following"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
Wallace Boxes
Draw At Springs

Colorado Springs, Colo. Nov. 90
A draw was referee Abe Pollock's de-
cision In the Johnny Schauer Otto
Wallace bout at the Moose auditorium
Wednesday night. after is vicious
rounds. Schauer outboXed his oppo-
nent and fought a cleaner battle. but
assimllated punishment from Wall
lace's terrific body attacks. Schauer's
tootwork was fast and he hurt Wal
lace twice with a right cross. He
was fighting strong ia the last three
rounds.
In the windup Frankie Murphie. OF
Denver, won decision over Ray
KIDD Johnson. OF ST. paul. on aggres-
slFeness and a vicious left hand. In
the first sYent Young Herrera
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
New Record Is
Made By Hearne

Phoenix. Ariz-. Nov. 20.-The time
made by Eddie Hearne, OF Los Ange-
les Calits in the 100 mile automobile
race at the Arizona State fair grounds
November s, established a new speed
record in the United States for that
distance on a dirt track. according to
Notification received Wednesday BY
@. P BuLlards representative Of the
American Automobile association
from R. Eennerdeu, OF New York.
chairman OF that organization
Hearne's time for the 100 miles was
an ounced officially at being So min
utcs, seconds.
The previous record. according 10
Billiard, was held by Tom Tlley, who
raced 100 miles at Hamline MINI in
1914. in 81 minutes. 80 seconds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
Cannefax Victor
In Billiard Games

Cleveland, Ohio, ..ov. zu--R- l.
Cannefaz. Of New York. IS the new
three cushion billiard champion Of
America He acquired the title We'd
nesday night through the defeat OF
Charles EcCourt, OF Cleveland, by
Pierra Maupome, OF Milwaukee, 50 to
IS IN s. innings
Both CounefaI and 1fcCou-t. the
only contenders, won their matches
this afternoon, CannefaZ defeating
Clarence Jackson, OF Detrc % 50 TO q
in 81 innings. and McCou winning
from Otto Reiselt, OF Chicago, SO 70
Al in IS innings. CannefaZs title is
for one year. with u he gets a prize
Of $500 and a 5000 annuity coupled
with a handsome salary for an IS
week tour bcCourt get second prize.
which IL 1880. The third prize, $1,000,
goes to Maupome. Reiselt. OF Chi
cago. and Chas. Otis. OF Brooklyn, d.
vide the fourth prize Of $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

New York. Nov. 20-At a meeting
Of the board Of directors Of the
American League Wednesday a call
was issued for the annual meeting
or the members OF the American
league 20 be held IN this city Deem
her TO- The annual meeting Of the
board Of directors also was called for
that date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
THROUGH
SPORTVILLE
. - wuLLAH ,. xxx.
&c League Timber.

Speaking Of who year
DO big things just to show il there's anywhere
1n--that Is M Nike Kelley, Of St. Paul,
Again he has in vh
the test-Yes Of HI
done it before-he VIII againi
few Of the beginning Big League
outside
often have wondered Why Nike didn't
Wherever
in the Iaoe Some magnate who's wise
Young Lochinvar Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
THE GREATEST FIGHTER he EVER SAW.
Der Tad.

Dear Tad:
Your correspondents wrong view regarding the
greatest fighter.
have mind greatest ring knew
don't think that he took
the old to
ms no brute He loved be ring;
Der Of his having harmed hair Of another's
He boxer peerless the latter de-
Of
his o b froulfa
No opponent the head
saved his adversary this by the
counted while
strong through the numbers while played dying gladiator
a to be proud Oft
Ny man was astodn in sig, with heart the
to fault
NAN NAY BE DOWN But HE'S NEVER OUTl@
refer 10 that patron ring the nosed
Fixed MhAf sincerely
HOOK AND LADDER DAVE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

having been beaten In his campaign
ZOE Job az councilman IN Cleveland
hiloane VIII have a fight to get back
~ expenses 50 there is a good chance
that Nalger will be accommodated II
the right offer is made the title
holder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
Lamar and Alta
Vista Play Tie

The soccer game between the Alta
Nlstans and the Lamar school at Rio
Graude park ended in a tie score, 0 10
0, Wednesday. Both teams made
some good plays but they lacked the
fighting spirit TO put the ball across
the goal line The lineup was a. fol-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

knocked out Billy Bamaar IN the first
round with left swing 70 the Jaw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

The real test OF the Navy footban
team VIII come November s. when the
Middies are to meet Georgetown St
AnnapoliE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

HHA-AHAaa ~ AaAaAa4lAL
. Los Angels, center OF nov =
Q ing picture activity and the 9
. host daily TO celebrates whose =
- name and fame echo through q
. out the country, Is not expected .
= 70 pay much attention to the =
= noted visitor. Yet tile appear .
. ance OF Babe Ruth in the CITY .
. Of Angels appears to have been .
. the cause OF much excitement =
. The king OF Belgium when he .
= visited Los Angeles was not .
Q welcomed In much more glow Q
. Ing terms than was the Red .
. SoI mauler who had set up a .
= new record for home runs. List q
. to this welcoming notice from .
. the pen OF Los Angeles scribe. .
. I'VE have with US today a .
. great celebrity. none other than =
- Babe Ruth. mightiest home run =
. hitter by all odds in the history =
. Of the game Right Immediate Q
. ly let IL be said that upon no .
Q more modest shoulders could be Q
. borne the proud title OF home .,
. run king"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
PncKEr RILLIARDIsTs -.

cleveland. ono, Nov 26-The list
Of entries for the national American
pocket billiard Championship tourna-
Tuent 10 be held at Philadelphia com
rnencfug December ], announced by
manager r 3. BENJAMIN today in
cluded James Nature, Denver, Colo.
fun round robin OF IS games
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

ourtiau 4 Co. buy Liberty Bondl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
Once You Try Miuers
You'll Never Trust to Luck

TIRE satisfaction doesn't come from
unusual mileage of one or two cas-
ings. Because that is poor reward for those
that blow out after 1000 or 1000 miles.
That is why we say, that once you
= have tried Millers you viii never again
trust to luck. For al Millers wear alike
All give uniform long distance mileage.
Tire after tire, EliHers outrun al =
standard mileage guarantees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
Compare Them With Others

Every tire is backed by an unlimited
mileage guarantee. Regardless Of the
mileage run, each Miller IS guaranteed
against defects In materials and work
manship.
Put MiIlers to the test. Get a pair Of
these uniform, long distance runners. Put
them on opposite wheels, or put one op-
posite your favorite tire In the back, and
one in the front.
Note the mileage each gives. Compare
itwith the mileage your favorite tires have
given. Then you will be convinced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
Realty Deeds Filed

william 5. Glasgow and wife to
Maggie Jane Pcddicord, land in Putt
ncy township; $2,200.
Thomas Brooks to stephen BROOKS,
l@9 acres in York township: IS.
Stephen Brooks to Odd Brooks, land
in Mead township; 81.
Joseph Berkcr to Anna kunczt, lot
1850 in Martins Ferry: 81.
J. W. Osborn 10 Alcnda Ewcrs. lot
II in bethesda: $>SI.J0.
Jacob Dui;n and Sophia Duga to
Jacob Jacobs "t al. part If lot 80 in
B,iiairc: &l.%n".
Earl prumm"ud and Elrdi" X. Drum
muud :" Joseph h.h"rhard - ri. lots 9
and in ShadvSid": $500.
Charles Hayes and IL ssh" Hayes to
Grover Parks. lot 81 in EarnesvlIe: 81.
.Nru"S -. Orrison and wife and u. Y.
rrri>"u and VIII" TO tn" OrrISon Cigar
company. land In Goshen township: 81.
Jo" Wild and wifi" to the Midway
Cn-uprraiiN' Assertion company. lots
- and - in Wh"clrn'c township: 81.
W. =. H.r,h"r - l.ilE" Martin, AZ
acres in Wavuc township: $l00.
David Whit" and wife /" W. s. Bur
cher. A. acres in WHyn" township: 81.
Anna VI. cox" So Elw""d De Wees.
land IN Barn"$vill": s..
James kr"tEy and wiz" 10 Leonard
rr"htl>hi. land in rultn"y township;
$4,000.
John IoJc.rt AMI wifi" to John Chro-
box It al. land III Iul;ucy township:
$40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16

the marriage Of Miss Freda Fcrber, Of
Chester. and Harry w. Curant, Of Gary.
Ind. The ceremony was performed on
Saturday AT Beaver, Pa.
Funeral services over the body OF
the late Emmor w. Hewitt. Sr.. aged
! -. who died suddenly at his home near
noon. Rev. George Shaffer. Of the
New Cumberland Methodist Protestant
church. uffciated. Burial was made in
the Ncsslcy chapel cemetery.
J. i. Marsh. OF Charleston, secretary
OF the West Virginia state board Of edu-
cation, has accepted an invitation to
deliver an address at the Hancock coun-
~ farmers institute which Will he held
at Pughtown. Friday. County Agent +.
q. Hrbbs announced Tonight.
Chester is believed 10 have purchased
more than her quota Of Red Cross
christmas seals. il was announced to-
day by members OF the Chester
Womcns Club. who had charge Of the
campaign. Complete reports viii be
submitted Tuesday.
Announcement is expected to he made
Tuesday by the board OF education OF
the date for a special election In Ches-
ter on the question of issuing $4,000
worth Of bonds for the erection OF q
new high school building.
Frank Long. Of New Cumberland. wae
recovering tonight from injuries sus-
tanned Saturday night. when Il buggy in
which lie and his son. Sherman. were
riding. was struck by an automobile
driven by Herbert Shaffer also Of New
Cumberland. Long and his son were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16

So >ond amended petition ovcrrulcd: De-
PENDANT excerpts. Defendant given leave
to answer within twenty days.
y. J. Norton VS.. City of Bcilalr". Dc
murrer TO petition over ruled. Defend
ant excerpts. defendant given l"aN" to
answer within twenty dayE
The A. J. Morgan coal company VS..
John Albert. Motion Of plaintiff To AN
swcr and cross petition of defendant
uEcrrulcd Plaintiff given leave to file
reply within twenty days.
Max Bacon vs.. RebccCa Behr doing
business under name and style of Simon
Bchr estate. Motion of plaintiff for Il
new trial o"crrulcd. Plaintiff excerpts.
Judgment IN verdict and against plain
tiff for costs.
William a. Harlan Admir-. vs.. Marga
ret l.. NuzUm. ct al. Will construed
as follows: Testatrix under her will
devised all lor her property. real per
sonal and mlAcd To the persons named
therein.
Mary ApplcGarth vs. Albert A. Apple
garth. Defendant ordered 70 pay plain
tiff for support Of children until fur
ther order $500 on the 18th and l"th
Of each month.
State OF ohio vs. Toncy Marcanci.
Bond fixed at S50000.
Mary Wright 81 al. vs. Everett, C0ss.
Motion Of drfo ndant TO dissolve attach
m"nt sustained
John Albert vs.. the A. J. Morgan Coal
60. Judgment OF Justice Of thr FcaC"
ucfirmcd and petition in error dismissed.
Frank WlcSzC2rzenzski vs. Annie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
IT'S REMARKABLE
SAYS CAPT. PATTY
Ex-PASSENaER AGENT NORTHERN
PACIFIC DISCUSSES FORMER
TROUBLES
GFANLAC has DOME NE MORE GOOD
THAN ANYTHING I HAVE
EVER TAKEN.r

Nearly everybody in KnoxvillN. Tenn.
especially railroad people. know Cap
tain F.. :. Fatty. for IL years district
passenger aaGent for the Northern Pa
dc iirailroad. with local ofctics in Chat
tanooga and general offices in ST. faui.
Mimi.
On account Of generally failing health
Captain Patty was forced 70 discou-
years has been making his home in
Knoxville. whore he numbers his
friends by his acruaintanccs. He Is =
kind. genial gentleman 0f tn Oil
school and is beloved by al lwhe kno"
him. TIL" following interesting state
rncnt was made by him in person 10 tho
Tarlac representative.
II am 50 years old and always On.
joyrd very good health up 70 about SIX
Year, ago. when I suffered i nervous
failed me-. My principal trouble was in
digestion and ca'arrh but my whole sys-
tom seemed 70 be out OF shape. Ny
condition finally got SO bad I couldn't
sleep M n!Eht and always after "atir%;
I would suffer so from indigestion and
heartburn that I felt Just like ;here was
a coal or tx" in my stomach. My hear
ing and "isiop were also affected.
consulted several doctors her" IN Nn"N-
iIIa and rin.r cities and thcy helped
me out considerably and l finally got 50
7 could go around: but somehow [ jus
couldn't feel right and could not sl"rp
~ night. which made N" awfullr n"rv-
Gus, and n":hiu,; I would cat S''HIrd t.
agrrr with mo.
Il b"gau reading about this T1Hla"
whom Won first came E.-". bur did not
decide 10 try n" mediocre until talk. 4
with q friend 81 min" wha had Actually
rs.d n. he sad il wHS the best Trims
no had ever taken and that W. SU'G-
cIcnt proof for me.
Il have Just finished the fhSt ho:fl"
and same here this morning. not only {"
huv tho second bottle" but - toll y"u
inst what il has don" for M. | began
cnjoying my meals from the first few
doses Nv nrrV BUSINESS IS g0l." AMI |
can sleep ike 4 child md always wax.
I'm IN the morning r"pIv e. hrcNkflS;
and feeling refreshed. ! am very fond
Of onions bur was almost afraid "a At
them hrraUS" they always disagreed
with mo 50: could taSt" hem for
bours afterwards. I atc on" for dinner
IN. other day and il agreed with IN"
ncrfrCtlv and | felt no bad after ,ff,,'%
Whatsoever. | toll you. ! am beginning
70 feel like n different man and am n.
WAYS going 10 keep this Ta1lar On HAM.
II has done me moro good than anything
rlse in the medicine line | ha"" eyer
taken. certainly do recommend il 70
INV friends. II Is really remarkable"
Tanlac ~ sold in Wheeling hv IN"
Hopc- Davis Drug Co. has Market 81.
and 1884 Main 81. ard the T.. II. llo-"
Drug Co., Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
CHESTER

CHESTER. ". Va. Dec. l5.-BcCause
Of too much work and too little cora
pcnSdtion." lianr"rk county tommiS-
Sioncrs Hooker W. Allison and =. j..
MinesIngcr announced to-day. that they
had rendered their designations. Mr..
Allison. who is president of the board.
requested that his resignation be made
effective at once. while Mr.. Mincstnger
consented TO serve until his successor
is appointed The designations have
not been accepted by T. NJ. Henry. Of
Holidays Cove. the third member Of
tho board Mr.. A!lisOn's term does not
expire until December il. 1922. while
Mr.. MincSingcrs term ends December
81. 1921.
\ New Years dance will be held Jan.
10 by the knights Of Pythias and Odd
Fellows in Chester. il was announced
to-day.
Announcement was made to-day OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
LOCAL N, T, c, MEN
RECEIVE LOG BOOK
Men Of Co. r, aolst water Tank Train
Receive Book Of Their Travels
In France.

AS You We're is the title Of the log
book Written 10y NJ. Joseph Howard. or
Nrwhursh. y. Y. which - a sketch or
,hr III" Of Company F.. SNlst water
rank Train There are eleven local men
who served with this company, which
was organized IN May, 1918 at Camp
Irlab!~d. Md II was the first of its
nIud "y,r used IN warfare. The SER
wee. Of the Water Tank Train was TO
carry good drinking water 10 the forces
uf the \. t.. r. Major y. y. Palmer. OF
the Quart"rmas'"r Corps was IN conf
mard during The organization, OF the
train and upon being completed captain
W Ham NJ E"ycrS order was placed IN
command uf Co. T.. which was trans
fe!rsd from ia" Quart"rmaSter Corp"
To the Motor Transport Corps.
The company sailed from camp Mcr-
rftt az, September IS. 1918 and although
inrv arrived too late 10 take part IN
any Of the large battles they spent many
loug months in France. Most or the
men ,,rrr discharged from the Servlc"
nj camp Mills. GARDEN City: Long
Island. 90: the 18th IF July. 1919.
Th.. local boys IL company + were:
Fred K. MORRISON.
John &. MCWhurter.
\i.,,rol NJ Mccoy,
Joseph II. Morris.
Arthur B. Murehead.
CARL r. Chaser.
Nicholas o. Hayden.
Lamu"l y. Kupt"r.
Herbert G. Linton.
George \. Maxwell,
Jay L. McCammon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16

Der meeting Of tho Air and Missionary
society OF the First Presbyterian church
which will be held in the Sunday school
room Tuesday evening.
Kent Mcconnell. warehouscman at No.
S plant Of the Homer Laughlin China
company. Is recovering from Injuries
sustained in the Homer l2ughlin-k. ].
X. industrial meet. held At tho East
Liverpool Y. NJ. {. a. last week.
A. d. Osborn. superintendent OF tho
Newell schools. Is recovering from .
severe attack Of grippe.
As a result Of the mass OF orders on
hand, indicating the coming year will BE-
a busy one, the Christmas loaf for EN-.
ployes Of Sewcll's two potterics-th5
Homer Iaughlin and Edwin N. Knowles
will be short, II was announced to.
nlght. Although the duration OF tho
suspension Of operations has not been
determined. Indications arc II will not
be for more than two or three days,
possibly only Christmas and New Year's
days.
With the return Of the coal miners 10
work, tho Kenilworth Brick company to-
day began preparations for the re.
sumption Of the manufacture Of brick.
Fred Porter, head Of tho company, an.
nounced tonight that q shiument Of fuel
lack OF which neceaBitAted the tle-up
is expected Friday. Although the plant
has not operated since December ], tho
IS employees have been kept on the pay.
roll. In the interim, repairs have been
made TO the plant. .A -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
WHEELING DIST.
SCHOOLS RANK
IN HIGH CLASS

CHARLESTON. ". Va. De" tj.-Th"
list t. classified nigh schools OF the
state Of IVES; Virginia for II" N.S>.""
II I"lr-tH2o was prepared to-day ny l..
L. F'rrvuu Stt's SGp,.TI ,~ur g.: aiNH
SchnulS. and submitted in - report ioiN
II IN" stat" auditor.
There are - ;.rSc class high schools
in The state. 81 second class h. Oh
schools and - OF thr third class. sal"
aid furnished ~ each e -" t'rSt class
schools ., >7SS. 70 those Of thr S'ro"d
class $3.50 and e. III" third SjN6.
Tn, locations IT souv ~ the first
class high schools IT" ~ follows
Mart.n~burS. F"i,ausbr". W'!lSburg.
Huntington. Huntington 'colUr"dl. NIL
ton. CIt~GShu~e. Los; Cr"ek. I.u!"h"r-
Eavensw"oG Errl,y tr'HG.t.nnaln. N'r't-
fir -v;l.r Logan. Fnir:n"uc. rtirv:"w.
Far,n:nkt.n. NaHuiu-t"I. EHvcsN..l".
R"nwod. '':r""r". N'r"iSr'''.: -. ~
Pheasant. BiGrtJ,.id. ErItnw"ll Mat"aNa.
Princeton. kryS.r. rl"lnlout. Mate waa
CcunGt: .n!.al). Morgau'uwu. Wa';">,"wm.
% ;STTl;I VITA. 'Wa~wcot. WSr.i"I.
Wheeling t"ui"~rd, - Mary. Fl'm-
LnE;on. Grnft"a paws Persons
Buckhannon. r'"r"dn. K"auva. r!rk"rs-
burg. HarkersburG ,c0i"rvd). Williams
town.
The location Of sornc Of the second
oreD. Wallace. Wyatt tronditionaN.
Man. Naiclnont (F,ast Sjdc). Fairmont
lcolorcd aad cond,tionaD. Mason. Gap
Mills. kimnuil tC"IOredD ard NortAfork
(colored and condltjoaaD.
The locations ct part Of -" third
class high schools are. Ham!in' Bar
racksv!lle. New Haven. N"mour$: Span
ishburg. T.enourv, Chattaroy. Morgan
town (colored). Gary tcolored). and
Buckhannon tcolorcd.
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thrown from the busy. The elder
Long sustained fractured nose and
decorations to his face. The boy was
not injured.
Funcnrl services over the body OF
the late Mrs. William Grant. aged 20.
who died at her home near Hookstown.
SUNDAY. Will be held Tuesday afternoon.
Presbyterian church, officiating. Burial
will be made in Mil Creek cemetery.
Beaver county. Pa. officials believe
they have checked the spread OF tho
smallpox epidemic at Honpstowu, where
six cases arc reported. No church SER
vices were held Sunday. while the
schools have been closed.
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newell

NEWELL. W. Va. Dec. 15.-Scwell
authorities Monday had not clue to tho
robbers who looted the home Of Allen
Fisher. escaping with Il lady's watch.
ring and other valuables. The rohhcrJ
took place while Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher
were absent from the home. Mr.. Fisher
IS employed in an East Liverpool jewell
dy store.
Miss Emma Secl has accepted a posi-
tion as clerk in the postofcicc, sue
cccdinE Miss Mary Knisety. who has
removed tn Chester.
Mcsdames Ro! Moore and Mr.. J. Don
aldson will be hostess at the Decem-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
THREE MORE GASSERS
IN M'KEESPORT FIELD

PITTSBURGH. Dec. l5-Three new
wells were added TO the active list in
the McKeeSport field near here TO-DAY
when a ten million feet we'll came In
with Il rush in Eden lark. recent ad,
dition to the producing territory and
vas guickly followed by two million
cubic feet we'll in the same section. Al
most Immediately afterward another
we'll measuring two million cubic feet
was struck In an older field.
Derricks are springing up all over the
field and number of other wells are
due in the sand, it Is stated before
ChriStmaS.