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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
.L|N5[Y SHAPES
UP! FOR BRACE
Of GOOD CANES
Orange and Black VIII Have Cathedral
to Dispose Of Friday and
Saturday.

Tomorrow evening the first game or
the two hard ones prepared Tor Llnsly
will be played Mt the Cathedral bowl
when the Catholic school boys Will be
taken on in what looms up 10 be one OF
the most fiercely contested games OF the
scholastic season. On Saturday evening
the Lins,yiteS will have as their guests,
the Wheeling High School five In what
appears to he very classy attraction
for the followers Of the institutions
LinsIy has been plugging along In
very poor fashion. losing every game
played this season. which does not speak
very we'll Of the ability of the popular
school. which has stood out most prom
inen,ly in athletics for many years
Why the Linsly school does not have
good team, with such excellent material
is not to be determined. While 1t IS
especially true that very difhcutt
schedule has been prepared by the MAN.
agemcnt nevertheless this does not &C
count for the results shown.
Cathedral should make the Linsly lads
60 TO the limit. and already many are
conccdirg victory to the Maroon ana
Cream. This would never be the yer.
dict in football. dnd why: catheora'
has been going along In llshtnlnelike
order and is at present enjoying the DIS
tiuction Of victory over 1he SIcuo|
Vile five. which conquered the nAst'y
Wellsburg quintet. Playing on the "a
,hedral floor will make 1t all the moro
In Lin.lys disfavor. and a victory toI
the Orange and Black will DC most
timely one 5000,
wheeling will likely draw the record
crowd at the Armory SATURDAY. e'eIl!ns.
since a bitter sort OF rivalry exists
hatwasn the schools. 1t will be reme1n-
hercd that the Gold and Blue unexpc"'-
eddy surprised the hghly-touted Linsls
eleven. and the recollection of TINS en-
counter viii add more color to the con-
test. ha-
-. hi+,or rivals 70 content with. ana
Tho students as we'll as the rooters are
anxious s for a pair Of wins. which. II
realized. would gain most unusu laai prom s'r.
tnence DESPITE the many reVeFses SUI
fered this season
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! ON THE FLOOR :

Tho wheeling high school girls team
:. fndine II as tough as picking Violets
tbc.a DAYS to get a game. Ehcre sseins
~ ha few schools IN this section tnae
- r,snresented in this class BefaIre
10. not ARRANGED u schedule either. anu
eIeo ia having some difficulty in inning
tbe team for contests In years pasl'
ri-,s' events were most cherished ana II
70 "a b. regretted that 30 few are IN INC
running to accommodate the hungry 1ahS
Thern appears to be no reason TOT ms
eoeeptio1. although it might trace oacA
~ tho size Of the students, which as VIC
all know. is considerably below normal.
Hallnire will have TWO neat customers
IN Rarncsville. II is thought the boys
game will be the most interesting. anu
Union the teams take the floor at mo
Gravel Hill sym at Bellaire tomorrow
aveninr one Of the fastest games OF
Bellaircs' home season is anticipated.
On the other hand. the invtnc0le girls
se1tette is confident Of victory. ana
can feel that way since the team IS
corking good one, possessing or all the
requisites needed. While tho teams
have been playing baug-up ball all win
ter. a noticeable feature that many have
overlooked. is the remarkable attend
ances It Is said that moro people have
seen the games this season than ever
before at the over the river gym
The Bellaire P & G. five, champions
Of the Ohio Valley by virtue OF captur-
! ing the. Wheeling 1uteiltsencer loving
cup. In the recent tournament. is making
| preparations for some big games In the
very near future. It is reported that
several big college teams will be taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
WHY MAKE THE
ANNUAL STRUGGLE
With RHEUMATISM?

the blood circulating throughout
your entire system
In order to get permanent rebel
from this dreadful disease, the
blood must be purified, and al
irritating matter removed from
the circulation. \
No remedy does this so quickly
as S. S. S., the best blood purifier
on the market today, that has
stood the test of time with sixty
years of success behind it, and
more popular today than it has
ever been before.
S. S. S. not only contains purh
flying and tonic properties, but
solvent qualities, and. being pure,
ly vegetable, will not injure the
system as do medicines which
contain potash and other mineral
ingredients.
While cleansing the blood of al
poison. it builds up the system and
relieves the sufferer of the nag.
ging pains of Rheumatism and is
the one remedy that is so useful in
repairing the damage done by
blood diseases.
Don't wait for Your trouble t.
become chronic, but begin the use
of s. s. $. today and purge the
blood of every particle of the poi,
son.
We maintain a medical depart,
ment for the benefit of all who are
afflicted. and our Chief Medical
Advisor. who is familiar with al
forms of rheumatism, will gladly
give YOU advice without charge as
to the treatment Of your own case
Address Medical Director. ISL
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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BIC WRESTLER
COMING HERE To
PUT On MATCH
WALTER WrILEBH POLISH GIL
ANT") OF CLEVELAND TO CRAP
FILE WITH HUN BUTLER.
Forest CITY heavyweight Has Many
National Winnings to His
~ Credit

Within the next two weeks a wres-
thing match OF more than local interest
will be pulled of in this community,
when Walter Willebce Of Cleveland. ma
ttoually known as the Polish Giant"
will "contortiopate" with Hun Butler.
the we'll known tri-state heavyweight.
The match will likely be held in the
Polish hall, Forty-tfth street In The
event this place cannot be had, the EN-
tertainnaent" will be given in Bridge
port.
1. A. Catartzi Wnlebee's manager.
who is now in the east, is expected to
arrive In Wheeling In a few days to
arrange all details foT the match Will
lebee L. rated as one Of the best 1872
pound wresuers in the country. and has
chaIked up some big battles won upon
the mat The mat here Will be for the
best two falls out Of three. no time
limit and no hollis barred
Here Is brief record Of Wlileocc's
mat work in many parts OF the country
during the past few years, with the fol-
lowing defeats to his credit: William
Bowman Of Chicago, Young Madoon.
New York city: kid" Miller, Wayncs-
burg. Pa; Fred kindelbcrg. Clarksburs;
Samson the Great" Washington. D. u;
Carl Stein, Martins Ferry. O.; Chief
Mouotor, Indian champion wrestler. Buf-
falo. y. Y Tho following draws in one
hour. in which Willebee WAS one OF the
principals, have been pulled off: George
Bo1hner, who holds the police Ga
zcttc'' record: Paul Bouscr. Newark O.;
Walter Bcrnecti, Mossen. Pa, anu
AYoung'' Zybsko Of Homestead. Pa
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netti said. Most Of the remainder are
diseased or have been found guilty OF
offenses subjectinE them to deportAr
ton. A few comparatively. are aSitA:
tors who are opposed to our form OF
government or all organized govern.
ment.
None Of the aliens recently taken from
Seattl, to Ellis Island for deportation
has any connection with the strikes a.
Seattle sr anywhere in the west
"Dcpo-tecs now in custody have beea
rounded up over a considerable perto4
of time but could not be dcported before
because Of the shortage OF shipping Ia
cilitic3.
"All reports that trains are Being
modified to deport anarchists or others
arc exaggerated" =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
OHIO WESLEYAN
PLAYS ". ]. j.
On THE GRID
methodists Appear at .Morsantown No
vember 20, First Time in Fourteen
Years-B1g Attraction

Special Dispatch to The lntelliGencer.
MORGANTONN. W. Va. Feb. 12.-
West Virginia added another game 10
her 1919 football schedule today. when
It was announced that an agreement had
been reached with Ohio Wesleyan uni
versty to play here at Moragntown on
Saturday. November %.
This will he the third game OF foot
ball ever played between these two
teams. In 1900 West Virginia met the
Buckeyes and noscd out the winner by
the score OF Ga, and again in 1904 Ohio
Wesleyan was played. this game result
ing 1911 in favor Of the varsity and
being q very exciting battle.
IT has been IA years since this last
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WRESTLING BOUT
DRAWS INTEREST.
IN THE VALLEY
LEWIS AND BOILER SHOULD FUR
NISH ENOUGH ACTION TO PLEASE
LACE CROWD EXPECTED.
Mat Events Are Beginning to sho"
Glass Since the Defeat OF the
Proposed Boxing Bill

Unusual interest is showing itself IN
the coming heavyweight wrestling matCh
between tho TWO former American cham
pions, I'D ("StrauGlcr'D Lewis and Dr'
H. f.. Roller. hrcauS~ Roller has sue
cccdcd in the negotiations barring
Lewis famous deadlock hold. Roller
claims that this hold. with which Lewis
has won the bulk OF his matches ana
most of his fame as heavyweight
grappler. is nothing more than an lie
Ultimate stranglc hold. and as such
does not belong in the mat game. Roller
also claims that without it Lewis Is
lost and will be easy pickinSs for ham
when they clash in u finish match nj the
Market audit rium next Tuesday Night
February Is.
A Lewis really broke into the top
notch rank Of heavyweight wrrstlers
two years ago in this city. "hccllhs
fight fans take a. peculiar interest III the
claims Of Roller. the noted physician
wrestler. who is probably one OF the
most scientific and aggressive mat art
lists ever seen in this country. In inc
local mind Lewis is great farorite.
He was always popular here, and me
fact that he made his big start IN
Wheeling endears him TO the many rams
in this city.
The regular life and hard work have
put Lewis on edge. But that when
makes him long for the mat more lhan
anything else il tho fact that he has
had very few opportunities OF measur-
ing his strength with the big men OF
tho game since Uncle Sam took over MIS-
training. The match with Roller LOOKS
as good to him as spiked mince pie 70
81 Wheeling sport It's one Of thoSe
almost forgotten joys OF life.
Lewis says that he can handle Roller
in short order without his pet deadlock
hold and that really he has many trick
up his sleeve which Will tic up and PIN
70 the mat the massive shoulders Oh the
big physician.
Lewis was es popular in camp as ne
ever was anywhere 1t seems that when
he first reached Camp Grant one OF inc
seasoned doughboyst noting him Tor the
first time yelled to his. comraaes:
Pipe the fat bartender" Immediately
the STRANGER got into action He put
down his suit case. seized the tormen-
ter by the neck and trousers and hurIeo
him far away. At once Lewis was rec
nenized and almost Immediately ne was
detailed to teach hand-to-hand hghtlEE
and wrestling to the other soldiers
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ANXIETY IN THE ORGANIZATION
DF INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE SHOWN
SIX TEAMS Oh MoRE ExPECIGo ~
BE ENTERED W"CA "ooAo
SUFFICE FOE SCHEDULE.
Meeting to Be Held To1nor4o" evening
TO Decide on All Features and
Pull TO Pine Point.

perys It's benefits sufficiently. WIN
aternents Of the city to produce Ihe"'
in a clear and comprehensive manner lne
necessity Of an industrial oaScoaiI
league, an industrial basketoall organ! ,
nation. has been inauguratcd which Will
has increased tnstantaneoustS all oFes
tho idea OF q floor league. the interest
Steel and Iron will likely have three
tho valley, there being considerable ta4N
pro and con. principally pro- and II
looks like a clever stunt and the startln z
Of a basketball revival in the Ohio Val
lev. There are few big cities IN the
country today that IN some form or
other do not have industrial leagues, a
city the size OF Wheeling Is just ABOUT
right for such a venture and with the
proper men plugging for its reallzatton'
. II looks like q SURF guess
Teams.
In any form Of organization 1t IS es-
ssntial to have q specified number OF
team. entered Those who have been
behind the move find it advisable to
have at least six concerns represented IN
the wheeling district The wheeling
fully asked to be present without fan NJ
teams in the league. lone from the Ben
wood plant. WheelinS and the other
from Yorkville, while the Wheeling
Mold and Foundry. Whttaker-Glessner.
National Tube. Hazel-Atlas and the Bell
Telephone are others that are Wiling 70
make a small sacrifice. With these
prominent concerns having teams in the
league, interest would be douely In
creased and the success would be only a
meagre point In its favor. It would DO
a local affair IN every respect. and by
50 localiz1ng the league. there would be
a more satisfactory conclusion. due to
reasons already mentioned
NeektnH.
A meeting Will be held tomorrow ev-
eninE at tho Y. n. c. A. building and
those who arc Interested are respect
As forerunner to the industrial man
7:15. The session will be short, and It
is necessary that quorum be on hand
to discuss all the points that will set the
schedule makers agoing so as to get the
thing started. since the season is grad
ually nearing an end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
Nature Gives a Cry for Help That
S. S. S. Can Answer With
the Right Treatment.

This IS the season when the
damp, cold, changing weather OF
winter intensifes the pains and
other disagreeable symptoms OF
rheumatism
Rheumatism never comes by &C
cident. It is in the blood and sys.
tenn before pain is felt.
The symptoms of this disease
are almost unnoticed at first, SC
insidiously do they steal over the
body; gradually the little pains
and stiffness increase until they
develop great inconvenience day
by day, and if neglected or I'M
properly treated will become
chronic.
Not only is Rheumatism the
most painful of all diseases. with
it's swollen, stiff joints, throbbine
muscles and singing nerves, but
it is a formidable and dangerous
trouble.
Every day the poison remains in
the system the disease gets firm
er hold and the patient is soon left
helpless cripple.
Of course, if this painful disease
was on the surface only, you might
reasonably expect to get relief by
the use of lotions. liniments and
other local applications. But the
source of the disease is in your
blood, the tiny disease germs fine
Judgment there and multiply b!
the millions, scattered by means oil
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encounter and In that time both ONO
WESLEYAN and West Virginia have grown
wonderfully. Ohio Wesleyan for years
has been one Of tn" biggest factors in
Ohio football and 4 her last season
lgl7--has victories to her credit over
Oberlin, Ohio university and Cincinnati
The game here next full will come the
Saturday before Thanksgiving and VIII
he in between the proposed Puggers
game at New brunswick oT'thc fifteenth
and the big finale of the season here
with Washington and Jefferson on
Thanksgiving Day.
1t ie figured that with Ohio Wesleyan
will put up u stubborn battle, The con.
test will not be 81 difficult that II Will
materially affect the condition of'Nest
virginia's players for the all-imp"rtaIt
struggle with w. & ].
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The little '3-fiuErr glass once poNu-
lar in Kansas now sits on III" table
holding toothpicks." notes the Great
Bend Tribune
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nv Secretary Baker, together with others
relating to the number OF SICK ana
wounded now in France and the NUMBER
roturncd home. Men in France being
ircntcd for disease on February total
led S2,5G1 and those suffering from
wounds were 2i.4S4. The aggregate OF
ST0i5 was 1858 less than in the pre-
ccdirg week and lO6,4O3 less than the
number in hospitals overseas on NOV
embcr IA.
sick and wounded have arrived in this
country. bringing the total since the
beginning Of the war to $3.50: on
February l, the occupied beds In hosp'-
tails in the United States numbered o.
TIT while there were 47.04S vacant beds
available for returning cases.
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ON and much interest is spreading IN
rReliaire. There should De some gooo
basket ball left in the boys and they
certainly gave a marloed specimen IN
winning from Cathedral and the rest
Talk Of organizing an Industrial base
ball league Is stirring the baseball IN
cliped and this new attempt at reViVins
the national game should provo a very
popular ono
a Nnt
Know the rules It Is IneScusabie Tor
a referee to attempt to handle game
without this qualification: and yet 1t is
lack OF this knowledge which Is the
cause Of half the souabbles which some
times disgrace tho games or the lesser
leagues
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
2S7,332 U. S. TROOPS
BACK FROM OVERSEAS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-From the
signing of the armistice to FEBRUARY
France and Great Britain had embark
Ell for the United States. while up TO
February 10th. 67,45i officers and l.
0G9.116 men had been dcmooilized IN
this country. Total arrivals OF overseas
troops up to February were 10 ~.
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No Wholesale Departing
Of Aliens; Says CameneHi

WASHINGTON. FEB. 12.-knthony
Camlnetti. commissioner general OF i'm
migration. said tonight that reports OF
prospective Wholesale deportations Of
aliens were "unjIstified."
TT is estimated that about six thous-
and aliens are TO be deported. the great
majority because they are insane or
otherwise publica charges" Mr.. Can't
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
FATHER AND SON DINNER

This evening at the Young Mems
Christian association a dinner IL to DO
given the junior and intermediate menu
bers OF the association and their fathers.
in observance Of the national Father and
Son week. The dinner will b held ut s
o'clock and each boy must be eoopnl-
panied by his father. DR.. 1oAa l..
Dickcy will act as POSTMASTER and Sev.
eral boys and fathers will give short
talks The Y. n. c. A. orchestra will
render music during the occAaton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
DEPARTMENT LEAGUE
TEAMS PLAY TONIGHT
Another Interesting Tilt Should Be
Result when Engineers Play
Purchasers.

At Sis this evening the Engineers
and Purchasing department lads clash
on the floor in the fourth game of
the Wheeling Mold department scncd-
ule, and one mighty interesting contest
is anticipated. While the Purchasers
have not hit their stride thus far. they
have u likely looking bunch Of huskirS.
and with the daily practice in which
they. have been indulgiIig. promise 10 de-
liver the surpris" which they claim is
pending. At hny rate. they are deter
mined to at least give I'll" undrccnt"d
Engineer department boys the battle
of the season. When the referee calls
the game they'll line up something like
this:
Purchasing. Engineering.
lslrhln i uINc
Forward.
Tape :...--. HlHfn"hS
Forward
webster ....-.............. G. Manion
Center.
Micharls .................. Rush
Guard.
Schaefcr manifestations. frcdericks
Gilard.
Refcrce-Prnf. Miller.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
AUTO UNMANAGEABLE
WHEN GIRL WAS HIT

Andrew Slaughter was dismissed by
Judge Churchman in Municipal Court
on a charge OF assault and battery on
Mabel Hayes In running her down with
an automobile. Il was shown the accl-
dent could not have been Herted by
the defendant
Slaughter. driving truck In Wand
ever avenue on December 2i, ran down
Miss Hayes causing a concussi0n OF
the brain and internal injuries. 10 will
be from six months 10 a year before
Miss Hayes will have completely recov-
cred from her injuries. Dr. Julian
Adalr testified today.
Philip l.. Garrett was counsel for
Slaughter.
After the accident Slaughter gave
himself up TO the police. stating that
his car had become unmanagable
According 10 the evidence put In by
Mr.. Garrett. the automobile had run
into a trolley track switch In Vandever
avenue. causing the radius rod 10 bend.
70 was Impossible TO steer the machine
In that condition, Il was testified.
For swearing In a local restaurant.
James ". Paul. a Negro, was fined s.
and costs by Judge Churchman In Mu-
nicipal Court this morning.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
ST. PAUL'S PAY OFF
$4,000 OF MORTGAGE

A largely attended meeting Of the
official members Of ST. Psuls NJ. z.
Church was held last night. at which
encouraging reports were heard from
various departments. The report OF
the Sunday school superintendent
showed a healthy growth, with an
average increase in attendance Of 63 for
the month.
The Ladies' Aid Society reported s225
paid on the pledge 10 the mortgage
fund. Encouraging reports were heard
from the WOman's Home Missionary
Society, the Christian Endeavor So
clety, Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society, and the DeacOness.
The report Of the treasurer indicated
a good financial condition, the automo-
bile purchased for the use Of the pas
tor, DR.. Carlisle L. Hubbard entirely
paid for, and the sum OF $4,000 paid
on the mortgage fund.
DR.. Hubbard outlined financial plans
for the year and announced a series OF
sermons on the subject Of Christian
Stewardship"
A budget covering all the expenses
for the coming year, amounting TO Sii,-
72S, was adopted.
Tentative arrangements have been
made for a mass meeting OF Methodists
in the church on February IL, at which
time Bishop W. r. Mcdowell and other
prominent speakers will be present.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
AVIATOR WHO KILLED
ROOSEVELT NAL BE DEAD

That the German ace who shot down
Quentin Roosevelt was killed In an ao-
cident after the signing Of the armlstice.
Is the statement made by Sergeant
Anthony A. Kempsh Of the i63d Aero
Squadron. now stationed at COblenz,
Germany. This information was re-
celved here yesterday in a letter by
Detective Joseph Kempskl, a brother OF
the young sergeant.
The soldier stated that while the Ger
man ace who had 81 1iers 10 his credit,
and who was one OF IS aviators to re-
ceive the gold cross from the late
Kaiser, was testing out captured air
planes at Coblenz during the Christ
mas holidays, a machine he was flying
met with a mishap and fell 10 the earth.
Sergeant Kempski said that at Cob
lenz the Germans turned over 1000
air machines, but the Americans re-
fused 10 accept them until the German
fliers ascended In each machine and
demonstrated that they were in good
condition. It was while obeying these
orders. that the Hun aviator who shot
down young Roosevelt. was killed.
Detective Kempski has received sew
eraL boxes from his brother. recently,
containing trophies from the war
Among them was a German gas mask,
an iron cross, shells, etc.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28

New York, from Wilmington during the
past week have been: d. $. Wood. A
+. Hanlehan. Claude A. Bulkeley. s. p
Toadvlne. r. J. kennerley. r. G. LII.
ienI 9TH C II Gold. A. r Duben. w. II.
Minor. w. r. Hope, C. A. Hume. w. II
Dawson. II. B. Layton, w. A. Cralgue,
Lloyd Chapman, lsadore Kell, n r..
Red.ngton, II b. bayton. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Holman. Charles W Hymer. Mr..
and Ms. A. H. Carey II. H. Poole. Mrs.
IT, " Poole. Mss Sarah Bonham. Mr..
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Mrs r. A. parvis. Thomas NJ knight.
Mr.. end Mrs A. c. Breen. MIS-. B. II.
Luke. Joseph Luke, Harry p. Gomez
ford. W. Il Davidson. 5 A. Refs, Robert
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Laney w. n. Watson. r. A Kester,
John Demaree, Mr.. and Mrs T. w Har-
ris. C. II. Chase. j. II. Horllck. Miss
Anna Jones, Miss NJ. A. Bailey. MS. J.
Rosen, A. L. Spangler, c. II Mathews,
Mr. and Mrs G. H. Klng. b. l.. Denio,
F. LaMotie, Jr., l.. Lynn. r. EAston.
A. C.. Gardner. C. II. Leach. Mrs. C.. p.
numford. Mr. and Mrs j. Ha-man. Rob
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Hammister. Howard Ely, c. C. Gerow,
Samuel X. Narnes. G. Scott. r. l.. Cal
win. ". II. Dawson. James L. Kerr. C n.
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G p. Laney. L. Bendhe'm. W. :. S'mp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs James Ginns. c. A.
Murphy. r. C. Durham. II A. Piper. j.
Frank Ayres. Ellwood Souder. Miss Fan
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j. Hanly, r. r. Lylle.