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Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-25
Eiltle Rock
 News letter BY CLIO HARPER

There are no desirable resi- dences in Little Rock for fert. At no time tu%n5 he war, or at any o her time in the history Of u e tate, has such q condition ezts tel, fer what is true of Little Rock is ail to be ua of n ny of the othsr cities. About the only way a newcomer can get a p.ac Il which 10 i've IS to buy it aad l e finds that the prices are ln !9e ping With those Gf all other comm dties. If he thinks of buildinF,- and there is consider a z huil5ing in progress, the contr4 ctor, very frankly tell him that he must ad 90 per cent to the cost of similar buildings five years aqo. With b c6 ayers being pai 1.z5 a ur, and other ia propurtlon, the irc easel cost 9 building can be readily eXa ainel.
 Rea ate dealer are comb ing the city for property to sell, and there is considerable chang ia ho ds al fancy figures. Still,
 2t ,- ma goes out house hunt ing, he finds it a particularly hard job. There have been some instances of persons who have sold their homes because they got a good price for tEem, only to find that there was nothing else available within reason. One man sold out at a profit of sever al hundred dollars, spent several days in vain looking for house, then bought Lock his old home at $20O more than he had sold 1t for.
 From seventeenth last year, Arkansas came to the front this year as the fourth peach growing state if the United States. It has been officially estimated that the commercial crop for this year amounted to. I. 360, GOO bushels,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
Lieut.. MCMaSteT R0SentS
Attacks Upon Officers

spnuiaI Dispatch ~ The ihiulllgoh"nT,
HIrlinMNV il.l.ia, a.. Anfh n,-"i.l.ht,
nIurl u MnhunirT snn Of ns Mayor VIII
iIau MnManinr, mf thia atty ana attach
al Ia Ga 81, nn7uh Infantry, h"W M
,nuIn h"ur fr"m flniY, ~r'l"a Inr"
branding 40 "rIandnrnur lion." W" 70.
puts that hnv" h"nn "iInpiai"d I" 'h"
nffrr, that nrflner- ~ thn rrHlUnni
woTo drunknrfn and Tnlsirnntod thrlr
mon prI TINT ~" r"n had hnon fnrnon
t., ont I,nrnn rnrnI whIIr "n duty IN Aus
trim. nnrr Tho nrmirilc". ~" n"clnroH
no nov"r rnw m officer drunk. or oven
tnkr n drlnh.
IA 10 tho report ihnt TIM mon wont
for wcclts In "rRgH." tn" Lieutenant
nays u In true that their clothing WIN
ragged Mt tho end or IN" Inst big drir"
that put thrm In DnlniRiin. but TINT now
clothing wnn brought up To thcm m
quickly M pOknIhl" and now clothes In
sucd twice during tho stay In Dalmntin
81 mako no attempts to minimize tho
hnrdrhips tho regiment han undergone"
The Lieutenant mays. Tho march OF
over II hundred miles In tho wnko Of re-
treating AuRtrinna with full field equip
mcnt 10 n fcnt Of which wo arc juntly
proud. There In no Issue between tho
officers md mon"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
DIAMOND STARS out
FOR PRACTICE SUNDAY

A ,earn oomponoH OF many local b"H"~
ba Htnrn turned out for prnct'r" yc'-
tordny on tho Tunnel Or~on grnuhha
NcRntIptI0nn hnvO boon completed Tor n
double bill to DO played noKi Friday ma
Saturday on tho Univornliy Fiold ~ IN"
West Virginia lnlvNrHlty IN" Inrhla
nro making mn effort Ia nrranE" EnhH
with tho bethany College ninr for II
gnmc April 10th.
or rnnny nifty players. Hounds. II
younEstcr from tho South Slide liz *
pcctod to covor tho third bnnr "nok ~"
recently returned from active service IN
Franor. Mlllcr. formerly OF Wesleyan
College. is expected to hold down In"
short rtor roHItlop. Gnndy! a f"rni"r
Union High riHr md later or W"" Nlr.
ginIn Univoraity. Will b" On tho mound
for the opening game. while King. nm
other we'll known local ntnr. VIII pll"ii
tho Saturday game. Ncuhnrdt. we'll
known hero mn nluKg"r. VIII occupy
tho loft garden. Salisbury, Mum. mud
Woods arc also candidate" for the tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
DINNER TO Be GIVEN
BENNY LEONARD this
EVENING IN new YORK

NEW YORK. April q. 1n1O--1t lookE
ma though Lightweight Champion Hcnny
LEONARD and HIS manager. BILLY Gibson
Ind TO 70 away from homo for the'r
friends to roafizc how much they ca
tecmed tho pair. IT was only Thursday
Wight that the popular Gibson was ten
SScrcd dinner and presented with a
gold stop watch. Monday night mt the
Castle Cave the title holder, who recent
Nv returned home from trip to the
east is going to be the guest or honor
at 4 dinner to be given him by his host
'of friends in Harlem. headed by Leo
Levin and Dave Cummings
Tn other might when GIBSON was
called upon 70 speak ut his own dinner
no was epeechless and Benny had TO dH
all tho talking for the combination
Monday night matters may be reversed
Billy Is likely to get lack HIS speech
while Benny may lOso his
By the way '1iD'b" speech In all
risht accGrt1dns Ia Dave Mnckay. the
matchmaker OF tho Newark Club That
conducts bouts la the hx arnlory ihorn
Dave Says when u Games Ia manning
his ,utca FOR IIc"nnrII'n rorVioan. dl1'n"''
L. ,iuuuont I.c"na ri will probably raE"
.iIhor willie ItlIGi,io UT i"c W"lihh va"
iatIar Part uf tihs in"nih II Hl'"h''
doo.irI como I"~n la Tho nu1'""'"'
nnnros 10 In not lao W"il"a VIII h"'
tho nusI dison"n al tho ll'ln h"lh@'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
TEN DAYS GRACE FOR
OHIO SALOONISTS

bridgeport nLlnonlnin have boon In
formed TIM, tho utntr OF Ohio will grant
them ton dnyh OF grace. after tho state
Hncr dry In which Id nhlp or othrrwiHo
dInponc Of their mock Tho information
hnn not com" In tho form or MI OFFICIAL
nntIco, but on tho other hand mn nd
vnncc Information. or what tho "ta'o
officials will dnmnnd.
Under ordinary conditions III" rloon
Muckr would hnvr had tn be- dlnpo"cd OF
by midnight Of tho lnHt day OF n wnl
rtntc Such wan tho procedure whom
Won't Virginia wont dry md lncompll-
nnun herewith cvrry nnloon wnR empty
OF into1icnnts whom tho clock struck IL.
II Is undcratood that an official notice
will no ncnt out within q day or two
explaining to tho liquor dealcrn just
exactly what they must DO and that tho
notice will contain the Information
stated, that thoy will hayo ton days OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
ON DEMONSTRATION

A committee hnr been appointed by
Ihr World War Vrtrrnnh nf this city !"
nrrnngr mnny drtnonnl i"nn In he
given In This city. Theme nnnirH VIII
hull, the men to confirm" The nlhl"'"
trimming given thrm Will" In the sorry
irr mud 1" pr"In",r rlrhh sport 'hnI IN
brnrnclnl {" Ihr y"lilhr or thin city.
Th"r drm"n-t rntinnn will b" held ny
many ruldl"rH. nnllnrn ana uhrln"H re-
Gently dIHchnrRrd from III" service ANA
win include such clean hnd manly
rpnItr ar w"r" inuKhl thrm by IN"
nhyrirnl dIr""tnrr white In III" military
rcrvlr".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
E7H#RE7 F======a IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS G===== $$
LEONARD AND RITCHIE
MATCHED FOR BATTLE

NEWARK. N. j.. April h.~-hrhhy
Irunnrd. lightweight b"SInH 'hh"pi""'
hns been matched to mnrl willie Illt"hI"
nr Euu r'rnn"Ih"n ruTinnr lltI" hbIucr.
Ia an rIuII -rniInh match on hrIli ~ ~
Ihr FIRST urEim1ni nTni"Ty. u was "h-
n.,,,uacd Tonight, Thu man Will weigh
Ia at IA: pounds ring aide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
.LINSLY ORGANIZING
FOR COMING YEAR

a "nlt for candidates Will ho l9Tuoh
this nri"ruuOn nj tho LlnEly lnaiItut".
Mruy CndntH arc nEpoctcd Ia turn out
FOR Tho irpm, md ono ur III" boat rnp-
resented by that lnEtiluLc IN expected v"
DO dovrlnp"h.
S,ohbs. formerly uf Wheeling High
school. Will go out for the short stop or
catcher position. Farmer for tho first
sacker Mcnkcmiller. Captain. for second
hnsc, Acker for third, Schnerlcin. pitch
or; Hadorn. right field; Spillers. cent ter
rcid; McTnddcn. pitcher. The following
Will turn out but the positions they. Will
try for arc not known: McMickers.
Wolfe, Palmer and Barnes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
OUT SUNDAY FOR
FIRST PRACTICE

Tho Yankee Jrn. tutnod out YcHtorhny
for their Rrat practice OF tho Hcnron. md
nro rcndy to arrange EnTncH with any
I4.I7 year old teams In this Vicinity
Tho team is nndH UP or the Following
nluvcr.. loft field, Bud Ynndn: ccntor
aoId. Henry Rcuthcr: right Held. Aibor,
I.utz: third hnsn. Harold Carpenter: r"r-
ond base. Bili killccn: tirrt base. FoHt"r
short stop. GcorK" H"lInbriEht: pitcher
ANY trnms wanting game with thlr
t,nn,' call or write james Flntl"y. 23lO
Wilson street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
LONDON SEEKS
THE bic FIGHT

L0pDOm. hpriI d.-rritIah box
Ing pron"tare are attempting To "b-
tain Tor I.undon The heavyweight
aIIa,mp iDhsiip night for which joss
willard .nd Ja"L Dempsey have
bean IuainhH1 Tar July. willard aHn
Dempsey have baoh advised that -
uurss nr uO.pbO pounds will no apiiL
an they desire II the bout Ia h~id
horo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

turn Of the New York A. G. to cham
pIonship cnnpet lon. eddie Runx. tho
star Mercury, Foot pedestrian. hhs en-
Jared IN quest Of tho Metropolitan A. A..
g. hnif-mii= walking title. which Will ba
the leading event .m tho program
Joseph u. i'enrmIan ana win j. H"lher
nre among Tia, ~alLnrn who will oppose
Hons.
What pT"InIu ah t., bn tho meat Hun""aH-
What prom Ians I" bnih" most H,i'"onn'
ful gvmnnnil" "nrnIhn Ia a, n ", me-
Iury Ie n,hut1ulnd f"r thln awning al ihn
Twenty sihiTh nirnri :. NJ. g. n. Nh"rn
tho Annual Metropolitan A. a. u. cham
rIonahIp tournament will hc nontlurt oil.
4 total Of aixly-one entries has been re-
rnivrd Including representatives from
runny of Tho clubs. CnllnKcR ana I. NJ.
G. M IN tho dlstlrct.
with n report OF thirteen victories and
two defeats tho Rutgers Place EymnaHi-
um carried Off the Metropolitan A. A.
t.. 145-pound basketball championship
title.
A now half-mile indoor swimming rec
ord was established by Norman Ross IN
an open meet al tho Illinois Athletic
club Ross. formerly Of tho Olympic
unattached made the distance with
trudgeon crawl stroke in 1886 2-5. IN
this performance tho Californian is also
said 10 have lowered seven intermediate
records The former half-mile record
was ll.l4 Is.
Fl. C. Avery OF Bradford. VT. has been
chosen captain OF the Dartmouth col
loRe track team. Avery led the CROSS.
country team last year and Is regarded
as the Green's best man ut the distance
runs,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
ATHLETICS WON

nhI.TIMpIlH hmIt .- I,nlIi""r"
InI",n"iI"m"I League. :! 10. = t'hIin
Inlihln hUI"I l"an L"aHun. e. ~
n~tcri"" baltimore" HI"ln"l, T"r
70, Md ITprn: tnrr"Ii philadelphia
Ferry EIpn"v ma r"rklur hrhvorv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
ST. Louis NATIONALS
BEST INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAIDLIH. Ind. hprl G.--m.
Lnuir NntIunhlr. Y. 10. J.. lnhinnnp"ltn
American hnrpCIniI"n. :. T. i. ll"rniImnn
and ClcnsOna: Dnwr"n. Hlnm"nn ilny"n
md lIrnlins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

C,afthcr willard t'Uod'D Smith bias
boon rcionac, outright 10 the Memphis
club of the Southern Association by tho
I'Irn,cs. IIn wna NOT tnkcn along on tho
trimming trip aud will report TO Mem
phis from his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

Roy Massey writes Manager Tinker
he has decided to retire from baseball
His contract In satisfactory. but busi-
ness keeps him in Tennessee. All other
players arc signed and reporting to start
training,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
CHICAGO AMERICANS
DEFEATED THE WACOS

WACO T~Enn. April -G.--ChCaXo
Amoricnns. :. 7. !: Waco tr"xns l"nS u").
| g 3 o. RunaclI Hansen md Stumpr.
I Hardy Moore. Riunk md White. Man-
| chester.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
TW|XT ROUNDS

IrrnukIr callahan. tho sturdy Hro"N-
lyu light weight. Ia expected to leave ior
San Francisco next week. where hc Is
booked up by his manager to onEngo IN
three four round bouts ut boxing shows
to he held there at tho Dhcamland rink
under the auspices Of Louis Parcnte the
fight promoter. Callahan will probably
;akc on Joe BcnJnInIn. the California
lightweight champion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

n~lnginG Indian 'iul'' ln'lnh The
~Iutnr 10 ,u.n,,,m"nlod To thu ball play
ere by uunn "Ihcf them william a
iniiYj r""day. VIII" says L""pa tho
Landa hard nrI 'pua"I"s "f tho aims.
ai,nuldora aud hack prurariy pllahlo,
Iuuaa and nrslbln.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

A nutshell description Of Warren
Adams Of tho Dodgers: Height. feet
l01A inches: weight. ITO pounds. Bats
and throws left-handcd. Is particu-
Iarly graceful fielder, and has good
stand at bat. Can he hit big-leHgue
pitching? There's the rub.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

Johnny Mcalcy yas a lucky hBhter
when he got the chance to meet Johnny
Kilbane in u bout at the Olympia A. A.
Of philadelphia last Monday night. Al
though ne had the misfortune I" get
knocked out by The champion In the sec
ond round. he nevertheless drew down
over 370O for his end. Mealcy received
20 per cent or the gross receipts for his
end,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

A match was arranged Today bel ~erh
JaGs hriIInn. The wuitar~rIahi cham
ri"n. und Johnny rllln"n. Inc "'""h
wriI"TwcIkhI az st l'anI, l'h"Y will Il"
,hauBo waiIuun Ia n ten round ~" dol
nIuI, i,uuI al tho nhiintn 4. g. "I liollI
,nnyp nu AIuiI ] r,auL "I'"p bhflah
81 I.hiIuhoi piia has hoe" s"l""ted I"
q dt no the bout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

Ed iovlIls seems assured even at this
early dntc. OF remaining on the Wash
inglon payroll this season. This husky
former Western Lacquer is right now
the most promising Of the pitchers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

rail I,ewIs nun"un'n1 that lao haH Iuh'
up i"hod Itairh ItradV. tn" Syracuse
lIuhi weight VIII" has Jumped rapidly u"
tho Trnp' during Tho last Tow months.
With white Jncks"n al MIX" R"I'y p
club In tho Grand Opera house. syria
cusc, hpril H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

Because Of MI injured log. Bathing
LcvInsky. tho Hebrew heavyweight. will
not be able to meet Eddie Kinley, the
heavyweight Of Harrison. n. j.. In tho
star bout of eight rounds in the Harris
son A. c. Of Harrison, N. j., on Monday
night Lcvinsky thought that his leg
would enable him to box. but when II"
tried To work out in the gym" with IT
yesterday II panied him so badly that
he notified his manager. Dan Morgan, 10
canle the bout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

After watalinB McQuillan click ii long
drive over Joe Krlly's head In LEFT. Chief
Sthlllngs said: al last ] have right =
In nd,.d pitcher who balls right handed
md can lIt"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

Mannsur iiialiimEa lnvrn Ia ialh about
ruiIuu aud short harms. II" now hnldn
the rrcnIhcnry Of ia" dr"rEIn Short =
horn AsnVI Ia I Ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
SPORT BRIEFS

Chnrlnr lIaIPt~nd Map~r. chairman
Columbia tnivrrrIty conmIttcr ON nth
IriIrr. announced Saturday Tint Frnd
pInetrh nuh not 70. J. 6Iannini. In tho
urfIcInl rowing coach nj Columbia.
Tho CITY College Athletic association
bo. nwnrticd the following Insignia for
npnrt activity during the pnHt nraH"n;
Varsity Letters -- swimming - Carney.
1920; lchrahn. 1921; Grnshclm. 1919
GuodrrIcnd, 1920. IsnHkrtball Arthur
Tnft. g. g. N. Y. B--FcIgn. 1920: lHbof-
Hky. 1919: Fishhcin. la2l G.. 6. n. T.
= T.--Iinnn. 1921: Poppyr. 1919: Nn-
mrrnla--llnohr. 1919. Garlock, 1920:
lIogrnn,Icr. 1920: benjamin. 1921: A"h-
worth. 1921: lTnchman. lo7li LANCER
1921: IInncmnn. 1921: Nusnnt. 1921: 20
IIpmnn 1921. F'inchol. 1921.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
ON The SIDELINES

Walter Uolke now with the Braves.
looks forward To d big batting average
this season. He was wounded on the
head by one Of Claude Willihms fast
shoots la the worlds series or 1916. ana
II Was not until late last year hat he
was freed from his resultant Headaches,
jark bafry Thinks That the tied Hose
,"w have the beat thlrd i'as""nn. spoah
Inu whnil TTnn the d"rcnniNo view
pninI la tho American I.cnauu. aii1 IaLih
uu.h l." hn"w. un he played with bath
| iiuLa Of AMI Gardn@T
Swinging Indian "iuhs hu'Inn the
~Iutnr q ru,i,In'u"ui1oh I" thn ball play
arc by MONO uIhcf than william A.
Landa harh nrI 'pua"I"s "f tho aims.
ahnuidnra onI hack prurarly pllahio,
i"pao and n"SlbIn.
Cafthcr willard C"RcdD Smith has
boon roioner,l outright 10 tho McrnphI q
club If the Southern Association by tho
I'Irn,cs EIn wnE not tnknn along on tho
training trip aud Will report TO Mem
phis from his home.
Roy Massey writes Manager Tinker
ne has decided to retire from baseball
His contract In satisfactory. but busi-
ness keeps him in Tennessee. All other
players arc signed md reporting to start
training.
nutabnII dcscrintion Of Warren
.derna az Tho Dodrors. Height S feet
MI inches. weight ITO hounds. Bats
and throws lrft-handcd. Is particu-
Iarly, graceful fielder, and has a good
stand at bat. Can he hit Dig-league
pitching? There's the rub.
Ed HovlIlt seems assured. even nj this
early dntc OF remaining on the Wash
inglOn payroll this season. This husky
the most promising OF the pitchers.
------
After Watching McQuillan click ii long
drive over Joe krlly'si head In left. Chief
SthllIngs said: al last ] have right =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

I iiuuhry I'nnnvnu Ir,"Ivrl w'ih fTnti
tho kt'uIlIlr 'luh l." I'I'"'I f"I hul
Ann Ito WIN ,"'."Ilu il" nnnir mn J.
nry that lilo Iiru," r.,iItIn'I 'nll"d Tor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

r. G. Hrwlun ~ Iironlllnr and Edwnrh
= tirnII 'nr I'ntnntnwu will moot IN the
~ hnl, nunl rouirnL for the North nud
Nouih nn,prrur championship title to-
dnv In Tho prmI -fnnl nInirh"n New
ION drrrnic, Franklin u. Eni"n ~ Moor"
county Ivy . mud /. Ned bonlI rnmc
IhrnuNh IN tho nnnl by defeating j. w.
WrIlr ~ the knnliwnr,h club by 4nnd j.
The rnvrniy-H""ond nnnunl Indoor nlh'
I,,L, ,urrt ~ Tho Seventh 1trRIIn"ni y.
A vhiCb will hr held In tho regiment
.nrInory IhIa ovcninF. will mnrk tho re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

Jim CuT~y. tho 1rIHh heavyweight.
umnngrr Tom Mrhrdl". l"rI for WIlknH-
Unrrr, I'n. yesterday. wh"r" COREY In
rlnlcd To meet Jn"k tIln"rd or ilr""k-
Iyn Ia II ten round bout nj III" rc"rl"7H
A. G.. tonight. II Cnrfcy drfrnts clifford
he will Try and get on bout with lsnr'-
Icy Madden. whom hr In extremely
anxious Ia yet II punch nj.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

Walter Holke now with the Braves.
looks forward to Il big batting average
this season. He was wounded on the
head by one Of Claude Williams fast
shoots Ia the worlds series Of 1915. and
II was not until laIn last year hat he
Was freed from his resultant Headaches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

inch UrniI hnn rnTn"h quito n rnpn'o-
IInu No n irulnoT uf bunting dogs, n
r"imnhWh t!n.J phvai"inn wan'H INC
kurth tnrolinn giant 10 glro narn" OF
hIe hnundn 81 rrv pointers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

Trurk Unnnnh ~ tho Trrkrne In ti"h
into n urrizrL Itr Ia suffering from
bulIa. n lRmc leg mud other minor com
pInints.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

Eddie iIhiInniOnh Of Harlem. WIN
Inns hcan doing such good hshIlnE 10
InnI,u "Ih"r the management "f lie!
MuTpau uaa Inui"had "V"I IhE '"hI
dInInInr l"iorI"u" /" in~"i 'hhil"I
" hIIu 81 t'hIr"n" Ia III" '"ai" I'''"i al
I~nIVU ,"nmtla 1" ds"iHi"n nj III" ~
,n",v a A III Ii"nl"" ~ ih" "'Hh' "'
AMI ~ Tho n"n Will battle al ""'"h
w"Irhin. whit" demanding n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

When II comes to good looks. tho
Yankee ynunEairrs probably hnHc INC
lcncuc pcnnnnt. Kane ind Tod Miller
lend the procession. knnc'H ErcRt In
door sport IL writing letters. Got his
trimming in The army,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

Another effort ID being made 10 bring
about "a match butwecn Harvey Crosby.
tho Bapnncc. N. J.. roaihrrwnIhhi. and
TTumkIo uuTna or rnTney tily, EDWARD
smith ur Elizabeth. N. J.. matchmaker
Of the r'runIuTn' club az Elihnl'"th. ~.
vanIn the h"r1 Iu hnitl" eight I""hln
ur AlrII "a IIurntr haze already accept
eel aud IL" ,hnm"rn nIo that tt"1hY will
fnlInw suit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

Charley width. tho Ihlcug" nghi"r. Ia
no longer u light weight. Ito hnH laR"h
on az much weight ainc" ho J"iun III"
army Tint u" ir unahlr IN do "v"n ''h
pounds NJ \ u. IN. for u contest. W" VIII
probably night NIL Of the w"lirrwHlghIS
In the future. az he hguroa he will he
n, rong ut AZ or 1t6 poundH.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-11-05
DEATH OF MRS. CULLUM.
Beloved Woman Passes at Batesburg
- Friends Of Summcriand Rejoice.

Beloved Woman Passes at Batesburg
- Friends Of Summcriand Rejoice.
Special to The Dispatch News.
Batesburg, Nov. 4.-Mrs. Lorenzo
D. Cullum, Jr., died at her home IN
this town Tuesday morning after an
illness of one week. She is survived
by her husband and son of Batesburg
and one sister, Mrs. r. H. HOlSteln OF
Monetta. Mrs. Cullum was a native
of Florida, where her parents and
other relatives reside, She was a
woman of fine Christian character
and a social favorite among her
friends and acquaintances. The SYM
pathy of the entire town and commun-
ity is extended to the bereaved family.
The first attraction given by the
Lyceum at Summerland College Mon
day night was largely attended and
greatly enjoy ed. The friends of the
college rejoice to know that a great
er Summerland' is no longer dream
but a reaIity The success of the re-
cent drive by the Lutheran denoml-
nation to raise 100000 for Newberry
and Summerland colleges has caused
rejoicing among the friends of both
institutions all over the state. The en-
rolment OF Summerland is the largest
this sessiA> since the establishment of
the college seven years ago.
Mr.. J. F. QUITS, Jr., we'll known
business man from Greenwood was in
town Monday.
Rev W. Snyder, pastor Of the
Methodist Ichurch here, is in Green
wood attending the annual meeting
of the South Carolina conference. g..
Dr. R. H. Zimmerman and Prof. w.
&C.. Graham attended church service at
Fhilippi> near Johnston last Sunday.
The state fair was largely attended
by people from this section last week.
It is claimed that the exhibit of live
stock was the best in years.
MIR. Eugene Attaway, a we'll known
business man of Saluda, was in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Wright of John
ston. have moved to Batesburg and
are residing on Highland Avenue near
Summerland college. G. :
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-11-05
CARD OF THANKS
Respectfully.
WM. W. FURTICk.

We desire to express our most SIN
cere appreciation and heartfelt
thanks to all those who rendered aid
and rendered their sympathies to us
during the prolonged illness and sub
seuuent death of our husband and
father, the late John NJ Caughman.
We cannot properly express our true
feelings in this manner, but we wish
to assure you that no act of kindness
and helpfulness however small, has
been overlooked, and we shall hold
them all as great treasures. We cam
not thank each one individually, so
we use ttfs method for all.
MRS: S. E. CAUGHMAN,
MRS. BESSIE BERLEY,
MRS. H. n. HAMMER,
MRS. T. r. KEISLER,
MRS. JAMES FOX,
MISS MARY CAUGHMAN,
j. SIMON CAUGHMAN,
JOE NJ. CAUGHMAN.