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BRooKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
VICTOR ARTISTS
MAKE BIC HIT

Eight famous Victor artists. Albert
Campbell. Henry Burr. Frank CroXton,
Monroe Silver. Fred Van Elps and Billy
Murray. accompanied by Frank Banta
gave unique and novel entertainment
to n full house at the Court Theatre
last night. There was plenty Of variety
pep and punch. and more than the usual
amount OF talent. Henry Burr, tenor
and John Myers, baritone sang a great
duet entitled Gypsy Moon Beams" fol-
lowed by a still better one. MY Rose Of
Romany," scoring a big success. Frank
CroXton. who has big. full. fine bass
voice, gave some splendid negro spirit
uals in humorous vein which were ir-
rcsiStible. Monroe Silver did a few Jew
ish songs and stories which scored q
big hit. Henry Burr was excellent in
several sob numbers, and rose to great
heights in a semi-classic number which
did not appear on the program. Billy
murray, besides proving himself indis-
pensiblc in introducing the singers TO
the audience which he did in clever
and humorous fashion sang most of the
pep and punch numbers. the two biggest
hits of which were i've Got My Cap
tain Working For Me Now" and his old
song Of ten years or so ago Casey
Jones'" There was a bango artist who
did a few jazz tricks and gave Chinese
picnic which sounded IKE the real thing.
Frank Croxton's singing of The Road
to Mandalay" was a masterpiece and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
CAPENT|ER CHALLENGES JACK
DEMPSEY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

tually assures n match durin jill
ing year. The American title holder
has expressed his willingness To fac
the French boxer and there remains
only the agreement on the terms AMI
conditions to govern the contest.
When the articles of agreement fin
ally are signed it will he found that all
former purses and similar inducements
given to championship hcavywcightS Il
the past will have been dwarfcd int ;
insignificanCc by the sums To be handed
to the boxers for tn" first ring battle
OF Importance of many years. Johnson
and. Jetfrics divided 100000 for th"lr
Reno bout and the Willard Dempsey
purse at Toledo amounted to nearly
sI50.O00. Dempsey and Carpenter arc
quite likely to battle for a purse APP
proXimately twice as large as that Of
fered for the Willard Dempsey match.
The division probably will b. arranged
''r"n Il sixty and forty per cent basis.
the larger share to so to the winner
Ter the present title holder as the agree
ment may call for
promoters of strong financial standing
arc already CndcavOrinE Ia sign the twp
heavywcights to binding contracts.
The ia:c Of the bout can b. set down
for midsummer. but the location Of the
ring is a matter of much speculation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
REORGANIZATION
MEETING BIG BOOST
Splendid Meeting Held YeStsrd1y AZ.
ternoon At the Chamber OF Com-
1nerce Building.

"AmericanizatiOn." spelled In capltN
letters, was the slogan advanced ct Q
meeting of business men held yesterday
afternoon at the Chamber Of Commefce
headquarters at the Market Auditor.
ium, and which was attended BY many
of the city's leading and professional
men. =.
The principal speaker Of the after.
noon was J. 4. Meagher. of Washington
City. former member Of the War Rick
Insurance Bureau. now an expert In so.
cial service and Americantzation work.
He gave facts and figures Of interest
as follows: That IS per cent Of the for.
eigners Of the country Ore employed
in he meat and packing industry, the
others divided as follows: ITO per
cent in the cotton. wool. coal and cloth.
ing line; y in the collar. cuff. gloves
and tdSacco business As in leather, 80
gar. and furniture business was his
statement.
Also that there were in all IS million
foreign people in the United States. Of
which IA million were foreign born.
His slogan was Make Them Speak In.
gllsh or Deport Them" He advised thar
the way out OF the turmoil was for tbs
schools. churches. war activity boards
as Y. NJ. G. AS and other organize.
tions get behind the Americani1atioE
method. In the U. S. there are many
people. but they should all be Ameri.,
cans, he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
Warrant For Willard
Charges ProfHeering

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. ia Fed
cr.l warrant charging profiteering in
tn, sale OF cord wood. violation of the
Lever act was issued today for jess
Willard. former heavyweight champion
bv Fred Robertson. United states Dis
trict attorney for Kansas. Willard will
appear before the United States COM
missioner in the federal court here to-
morrow. Mr.. Robertson said
willard. who was at his nome near
Lawrence. Kansas. when notified ~ tel
ephone Of the federal action. said that
he would appear voluntarily tomorrow
to answer the charge.
II is alleged that Willard asked ana
received $3.50 4 cord for wood on the
stump from his farm near Topeka. That
amount, the district attorney states. Is
double what it should have been. At
torney General Palmer has been notified
Of the action taken. Mr.. Robertson SAID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
CLASH FOR THE AMATEUR
TITLE HERE ON SUNDAY
TRIANGLHS AND YANKEE A. G
CLASH TOMORROW AT TUNNEL
9REN.
Winner VIII Be Awarded Title Ana The
Telegraph Cup at Close OF The
Contest.

After many controversies as to the
strongest contendcrs for the amateur
championship OF the Ohio Valley, the
managers of all local teams decided that
the Yankees and Triangles were the
two biggest contenders for the title, and
as a result these two teams Will meet
Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock on the
Tunnel Green grounds.
To the winner of this game goes more
than the amateur title. 4 beautiful
cup. donated by the Telegraph. Will DO
presented to the winner on the grounds
Immediately after tho game.
Earlier in the season the HenryS.
Vance. North Ends. Capitol Inns and
WellSburg were considered as the
strongest contendcrS for tn" amateur
title but all of these teams have elm
mated themselves from the running. by
playing professional men.
There IS no question but that the Two
teams that will meet tomorrow are
strictly amateur Many of the best
stars a the valley hold positions on
both teams and lively game will re-
suit.
The officials of the game are not
known rs Yet. but IT,. is probable that
Coach Honest John kellison OF
Wheeling High will referee; Joe Basis
IA. Of Wheeling umpire: Morris Bealle.
head lincsman and James Plummer'
timer.
The lineup that will in all probability
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
ARMED TRUCE
IN THE A. |.

CHICAGO. Dec. 12.--Whatcvcr peace
may exist IN the American League as
rcSul; Of the meeting in New York. may
be described as an armed truce.
Charles y Comiskey. owner of the Chi
cago Americans said today on his re-
turn from the east.
The business Of the league is at
Standstill and another meeting will have
To b" called to Lag plans for the l92"
season, according To ComiskCy.
we have no schedule committee nor
have We TRANSACTED any other business
usually cleared up at the December
meeting" CUmI$kcy said.
Il have not changed my mind in any
way about III" American league and
am convinced it Will do no good 10
talk compromise. What will be done
hereafter remains to be seen.
Il hav" been quoted as having sug
Ehstcd Il peace proposition. | never did
any such thing. Neither did | vote i0T
myself ~ viCc-pr"Sidcnt of the league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
HENRYS VERSUS
WEL[SBURC A. {.
TWO FAST SEMI PROFESSIONAL
TEAMS WILL CLASH THIS AFTER
NOON AT THE STATE FATR
GROUNDS.
Henrys, of the East End. and Merchants
of wensburg. will Clash ut
Three O'clock.

This afternoon at , o'clock. tn" Henry
\. g.. of the East End, and the N"r-
chant ~ g., Of W"llshurE, will clash
ut the State Fair grounds. ThcS" lw"
teams hattlcd earlier in tn" season |"
Il 90 tie. several ATTEMPTS have been
made Ia play another .;amn on IN"
Wcllsburg grounds, Tut ihls the locals
would not agree L.. and finally tn"
Merchants consented 10 play this after
noon on the Island
Coach CunnnrS of tn" Henry. has had
his team ont several nights this week.
and ran them through some stiff work
outs. All Henry cripples have recover
ed. and the East Finders are confident
OF a win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
IS MOVING SLOWLY
Rutgers Game Assured at Morgantown
Pitt and wash-Jeff Away
From Home.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. West Viz
ginia's football schedule is moving
slowly largely because there is no haste
on the part of the M"untaineer author
tiles 10 fill up the card with mediocre
teams when later opportunities to play
leaders on the gridiron may open up.
There are three games that are certain
10 be played. i. .. Pitt at Pittsburgh:
Rutgers at Morgantown. and w. & j.
at Little" Washington. Anything be-
yond this is mere speculation as there
has been absolutely nothing done in the
way OF definite arrangements except
for these three games.
1t is possible that the schedule next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
WESLEYAN FIVE LOCKS
STRONGEST FOR 1879

Special Dispatch to The lntelltgcnc"r.
RTCKHANNON. ". Va, Dec. l.
Coach Don Drumm put five different
fves through one of the snappt"st and
fastest basketball scrimmagcS this ev-
cning ever witnessed in Wesleyan COL
lcge. The material is the greatest ever
known here with fully twenty-five stars
exclusive of an equal number OF less
known candidates. Wesleyan opens tho
season on Tuesday night with Grafton
Y. NJ c. A.. Il fast five made up oil
former college stars.
The men whose work featured today
were: Captain Hymes. SncdcGar, Fisher.
Beck, Mclliron, Wise. Hickman. snyder.
q. SUMMERS o. Summers. Graham.
Ross. Rbhrbough. Johnson. Shroyen.
Farnsworth. Lorcntz, Boyd. Dunn. Rad
man SchnoohcrEcr. Harold Potter, Don
Potter Price and Taught.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
Stewart Working Hard
For Bout With WimlGr
Local Lad is Training Hard For HIS
Fight With Eddie Wtmler Hero
December 22nd.

Never has GOO" Stewart jumped
into training harness with such Il zip
as he is exhibiting for his coming bout
in this city on Monday evening. Deccm-
ber 90 with Eddie Wimlcr of Pitts
burgh. Stewart has always tr4ined
faithfully for every fight and there is
not a promoter that can say that the
local boy has ever stepped into the ring
in bad condition.
In letter to the local promoter.
W-imler states that he will try To ar
range his affairs so as to he in Wheel
ing three or four days before tht fight.
should Eddie get here before the 22nd.
arrangements will be made with Stew
art to let the Pittsburgher work out in
the Victoria gymnasium in the after
noon with Stewart doing his training
IN the morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
SPECIAL MEETING

The McConkcy baseball club Of the
East End will hold Il special netting
next Monday evening At 80 o'clock at
the 'McConkey cigar store on SiXteepth
street Al! members OF this club are
requested TO be present. as many mat
tiers OF Importance To them will be
taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
.FOLLANSBEE BACK ALL
BRANCHES OF SPORT

FOLLANSREE. W. Va. Dec. FIFTH"
Pastime Athletic club has secured suit
able quarters on Main street in thu"
business section Of toNm which they
will hc ready To occupy within Il short
time. Tho club which Will back base
ball. football and all other sports in
Folanshcc met tho other night and Sc
eCtcd a committee to contract for tht
new home which vii be opened as soon
as possible. The FollanSh"e V0llcyhHll
team nov playing in the Y. VI. &. s..
league at StcuncnvillC will hereafter hc
known as the Pastimc team and IN fact
every athletic organization III Fnllans-
bee will hcncCforth com" under this
name. The club is composed Of sixty
men who will back the younger fellows
in all forms Of athletics and they max"
the statement imprcSSiv" that they
will be back Of them every minute.
When the weather becomes colder the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
WANT SUNDAY GAME

The Yankee Juniors Of the South
Side. challenge any 1l0-l25 pound team
in the Ohio Valley for a game Sunday
to be played at the Twcnty-sixth street
Fairgrounds or Tunnel Green Mt l
O'Clock South Side .Irs.. Mozart. War
wood Jrs.. Henry Jrs.. preferred.
If this challenge is accepted answer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13

year will not be as heavy as tha' VI
this year. In the first place there j.
no use overlooking schedule with
strong teams to a portion of which. at
least losses are certain to follow. II
is generally believed here that any team
that can go through a season and WIN
three or four major games without los
ing. is certain to he ranked high ana
that will likely be the aim Of the Noun
tainccrs in 1920. especially since the
team will be green and not mature
enough in its personnel to stand long
series of grucling battles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
he quartet work made a great hit.

inc quartet WOEA Nu0uC q BAS9e 49,
Frank Banta, though not among the
famous eight artists listed on the pro-
gram, being the accompanist, was ons
of the real artists of the evening. Bel.
dom has his playing been excelled IN
its particular line in Wheeling. He II
star of the first order and the tones he
draws from the piano, the runs and tnDt
provisations which he introduces into
his accompaniment work were enough
to make a dumb man want to sing. In
his piano solo work he jazzed little
loud and one lost the smooth sweetness
Of his tones but his technique and
rhythm were faultless.
There was also piano duet played
by Mr.. Banta and Mr.. Campbell. which
was a jazzobated delight. Everybody
who did not hear that concert last
night should not miss the opportunity
to go tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
PATSY DONOVAN TO
COACH THE CUBS

CHICAGO. Dec. 12.-"Patsy' Dono-
van. one-timc major league star. has
been signed to act as coach of the Chi
cagO National League club pitching
staff. IL vas announced to-day. He Will
also assist Manager Mitchell in direct
ing the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
DREAMY OLD CHINATOWN

Tales Of the underworld Of HSv Yea
or stories OF nights Of perpetual HEA4,
a. told BY Detective YrxAet6 .-0AA1s1,
Of the Nsk YORK City police dsDaE6
ment, win appear In Tbs Intsl1i1aAnsR
on Mondays and wsdnssdsyB, staEtt11
with thu isSus Of December 9Th. 0oms
Of the articles Are ''Ths- xAls q ~
rrau Of the Cough" sTAlo Of the III.
row Of 800 lEoy," "Eals Of tie 11AAd
Of the yellow claw" TALE Of tia EiaH
Of tn. Cigarette BOZ" ana others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13

through the Sunday morning papers or
call l4l4-M and ask for James. All
Yankee players are requested to report
for practice Sunday morning at ~
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13

=. PARIS. Dec. 12.-Georges Carpenter
to-day issued a challenge to Jack Demp-
sey for a bout for the heavyweight
championship OF the world.
The French heavyweight who recently
won the championship OF Europe by
knocking out Joe Beckett in one minute
and ten seconds, addressed the chal-
ienge through his manager. Descamps,
in care OF the secretary OF the Inter
national Boxing Union. Carpenter OF
fers 70 meet Dempsey at any place for
the best purse offered at any time
mutually agreed upon.
Manager Descamps. IL was announced.
has deposited the sum OF $4,000 francs
with Paris sporting publication cas- a
guarantee to bind the match as pledge
Of Carpenters sincerity.
Los ANGELES, Cal. Dec. 12-Jack
Kearns. manager for Jack Dempsey.
said today he had not heard directly
from Georges Carpenter. who was said
by q Paris dispatch today TO have issuci
a challenge to Dempsey for a bout for
the heavyweight championship OF the
world.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE direct
challenge issued by Georges Carpentie"
TO Jack Dempsey TO fight for thu
worlds heavyweight championship. viz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
L|NSLY SENIORS
WIN FROM SOPHS

Tho Seniors defeated the Sophs in
enc sided contest at the LLnSly Armory
yesterday afternoon by the score of 40
to 10. Hills played best for the SNphS
Will. Hadorl. Palmer and SchSncrlcin
showed to advantage for the Seniors.
Ser,ors an Sophs 10. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
Tiang1eS
SNNI 7 NTV =" MT :
Yankee A. C..

Substitutes: IankeeS-Wendel. Blck-
crton Mack. witt. Arch. l.. Witt. Boyd.
Yockum. K. Norman. Miller and LaCova.
Triangtes-Cops. J. LOTUS. MeErail.
Dunlevy. Roberts WincsburS. SamuelS'
SchifflCr and James.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
aarioua rnnadi,Aant.

Doris-"Why don't you mary her.
! Jacck-"I'd like to, but. unfortunate.
ly she has an impeachment In her
speech"
Jacck-"She can't say 'Yes.'-Lonlon
| Tit-Bits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13

u. HamilI ......N.... 'TITTI"
Goals: HadOrn >: Palmer b; STh"ner-
lein 4. Hills y. Foul substitution s;
Palmer >: RrHitcnSt"ir G. Referee
Mr. Holden; Times--MathiS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-15
RADICAL LEADERS
Of LABOR UNIONS
ATTACK POLICIES
Would Destroy So-CaIIed Arts
tOCraCy Of Their Organ
izatiOnS at Once.
By United Press

By United Press:
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., June IA
Radical leaders of the left wing of
the American Federation of Labor
convention have made known their
determination 10 carry TO the floor
their fight for drastic revision of
what they term the aristocracy Of
labor unions"
They assert they will attack the
present conservatism and policies of
the federation administrators. Since
the convention started. although
PreS't GOmpers and the leaders Of
the right wing have repeatedly de-
Clared bolshevism TO be nOn-eXistent
within the ranks of organized labor.
many broa dsides against radicalism
have been delivered. Sec'y of Labor
, w b. Wilson, Gompers and other
headliners have repeatedly warned
against "insidiOus propaganda"
Denying they are bOIsnevisJs west
ern delegates. led by James Duncan.
Seattle. and &. A Strickland Port
land, ore, declare their policies are
identical to those of the British
trades union.
when they can't answer our ar
guments with logic they cry bolshe-
vism and resort TO bom5as and NAL
/ icious personal attacks Duncan de-
clared.
Characterizing ''aristocracy of
/ union labor" as undesirable and as
much a curse as "aristocracy or cap
| italism.' Strickland is pushing a res
| olution TO secure Immediately a dras-
tic reorganization OF the labor move
/ ment
/ \ lively tilt developed yesterday
over the request Of the Chicago gar
ment workers. largely socialists, for
! the support OF the federation on the
Impending strike there The right
wing refused TO vote for its support
and Gompers requested that the res
olution be sent back 20 the commit
! tee for reconsideration.
Most OF the delegates left for
Washington today 10 participate in
/ the demonstration 20 be held there
\ against prohibition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-15
CORPUS CHRISTI SERVICES.

Sunday morning at 7:30 o'clock
at the local Polish Roman Catholic
churches "A large class OF children
will receive their holy communion
with solemn services. At 10 o'clock
a solemn high mass will be sung by
the pastors. marking the opening Of
the Corpus Christi observance. The
sermon will be followed by a pro-
cession in which clergy with the
blessed sacrament the young com
muniCants. children Of Mary,
Guardian Of Angel and Young La
dies sodaHties all in white and car
ryinE flowers will take part. The
procession with proper ceremonies
will stop at four affairs located IN
different places. decorated beauti-
fully with flowers. At . D. m. the
children will be received into the
Scapular confraternity Solemn yes
pers and benediction Will take place
ar $50 o'clock in the afternoon.