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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends for
the many acts of Kindness and the
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the death of our dear boy and assure
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LIBERTY LOAN
COMMITTEES ARE
VERY ACTIVE
Interest Among the Workers Increases
as the Day for Opening Campaign
Approaches.

AS the time approaches for the open
ing Of the Victory Liberty Loan cam
paiEn, the interest among the workers
is on the increase. and now that the ~
tcrcSt rate has been announced and the
length Of time tho bonds will run. the
various Commuters now know what they
have to do and they are planning &C
cordingly.
The district sales committee was call
cd together yesterday by Chairman
Howard Hastings and plans outlined for
getting the various workers INFO action
when the gong sounds on the twenty
first.
Tho womcn'S executive committee is
on the job at headquarters. getting out
literature to the various workers and
getting its plans in shape for the many
details that will como up for disposition
when the work Of putting over the loan
actually begins.
The industrial committee, A G. Stifcl
and Cecil Robinson, chairmcu. met last
evening at the Fort Henry club and out
lined its plans for tho drive. The meet
ing was we'll attended and enthusiastic
and tho spirit displayed augurS we'll for
the success Of the work Of this commit
tee.
The speakers committee mnt ycstcr-
day afternoon in tho nfiic" Of General
Caldwell and planned for this phase "f
the campaign. Other committees will
meet during the week and everything
will 10 in shape next Monday morning
to start of III" campaign with Il rush.
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CUMBERLAND MAY GET THE zzat lI
WILLARD DEMPSEY BAT TIE

NEW YORK. April l4.-.tnothcr pos
sible site for tho Willard-lnmpScy
heavyweight championship battle enter
cd the list to-day. when representatives
Of Cumberland. Md. offered Promoter
Tex Richard allurinG inducements 10
stage the bout there. The delegation.
winch was headed by ]. ]. Snyder. came
10 this city armed with letters and other
documents from business and civic or
CARNATIONS. and presented strong plea
which evidently impressed Richard
After n conference Of several hours. II
WAS announced that. while no assurance
had bnrn given tho Maryland delegation.
il appcarcd that Cumberland would be
seriously considered ms a place for stag
ing the contest. Richard stated that
arothcr locality had a virtual option on
the bout providing certain terms were
moi within Il week. IF an agreement
cannot he reached within that time
Cumberland may advance to first choice.
SNYDER carries tho assurance Of
large contracting firm that the arena
will be erected on schedule time should
the fight be given TO Cumberland. shy
der controls the Six Mile House prop
cr,y along the old National pike, near
where tho arena would be built. 1t is
understood his offer includes the cree
t,nn of tho arena without cost 10 tho
rromotcr or principals. 1t is known
that Richard has been seriously consid-
crinC Cumberland which would permit a
decision fight Of unlimited rounds. Sny-
dor will make a strong effort To induce
Richard to visit Cumberland at once.
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55Fz@ F==z====7 IN The WORLD OF SPORTS -
.R|TCH|E SAYS 142 POUNDS RING
SIDE FOR FIGHT WITH LEONARD
COULD NOT SUIT HIM BETTER

pounds at ringsldr; This time tipped
That was 1--WE or six hours before the
fight. wasn't it: You probably took on
several pounds meanwhile"
Il don't think l did. l know / didn't
Half an hour after weighing in l ate q
poachcd ceE and drank cup OF tea.
You know" Willie went on. that such n
light meal wouldn't put any weight on
me, and l knew TINT il l ate any more
1t would not do mo any good. ike
tn feel hungry and empty going into inc
ring l think l feel better than II l
cut heavily"
Then you didn't actually weigh more
than lao when you met Leonard be-
| fore" We suggested.
| - No. 1 did not. Why. two days after
the contest l weighed only 14l u.
You seem TO he VOL satisfied then
next clash with the lightweight cham
Perfectly. and lot me toll you some
| thing" and hero Willie appeared 10 be-
| come unusually thoughtful. Il won't be
more than three pounds heavier than
| Leonard At that.
| II am only about 160 pounds clothes
nc when I begin 10 work and youli
liz pounds ringsidc will suit me.
| IT am glad tho match is finally closed.
because I've felt that I wanted another
crack at that boy Leonard
Talking to Gibson previously. he ex-
| pressed tho opinion that he had made a
good match for Leonard. inasmuch rs
! he was bringing Ritchic in lighter than
| he was in their Frisco bout Willie. II
! would seem. doesn't think Benny has
lany the better Of it.
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KING CREDITED
WITH THE WIN
to The Intclligencer


MoRGANTOWN. April 1.-the de-
feat Of the West Virginia varsity at the
hands Of the Wheeling Scmi-pro team
dampen the ordor Of those who are en-
thusiaStic over the strength "i ia"
MountainHers this year. Wheeling lS
credited with strength rather than is
the varsity considered weak. Wheeling
brought an aggressive. experienced ball
club to Morgantown that took advantage
Of every break the Old Gold and Blue
players made. She brought. too. a
pitcher in Charles King. who was in
mid-season form, and whose WIDE and
faSt-breaking curves would have been
difficult for any team TO hit, even when
tho season was in full swing.
SO the defeat is accepted without any
alibis, and the whole squad and Coach
Shelton have determined simply TO go
after oil college opponents that much
harder, to make up for the initial re-
verse Ohio university provides the
next attraction on the West Virginia
card. the Buckeyes being scheduled to
come here next Friday and SATURDAY Tor
two encounters. Ohio is baseball rival
Of West Virginia Of long standing and
always the Athens boys have brought
to Morgantown q club that fought hard
for victory. ( and more than once has
achieved it. ! This year Ohio University
has six veterans on neT nlne' |hdPii"t''
q big pitcher. serving his third year
alonE-wIth Grover. the third sacker.
Ecurnan, catcher: White. second base
man. and Andrews and Marshman. both
outttcldcrs. are playing their second
year. The first baseman. named Stock
dale, and King. the shortstop. and Full
Ter, middle fielder. arc the only flrst--ycar
men on the squad. Tho visitors. there
fore. are fully as we'll fortified MS West
Virginia with veteran material and prom
ise to offer stubborn resistance TO the
Mount aineerR-
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keep THE HOE BRIGHT

Every farmer knows from long expcr-
fence that the hoe that is hriGhtests is
the easiest one to wicld. The one that
does the most effective work and nets
the biggest returns when the time comes
to go into the field with basket.
And tho amateur gardner with a
rusty hoe is the one who can always be
counted upon to declare that this getting
back TO the soil is a delusion.
. For the rusty hoe is never an indicator
of good crop.
Right now Uncle Sam is asking us
10 get our hoes. TO sharpen their blades
and go out upon the farm and do mans
size days work.
He is planning to raise n record break
ing crop Of dollars. He needs the as
siStancc of every ono OF us. EXPECTS US
10 volunteer just as the city fellows did
last season to help his farmer ncighbor
get in his crops.
But expects us to do more and better
work than they did.
For this crop must he success. His
rputatton depends upon it. And every
one OF us has an heir-at-iaws interest at
stake. For there's n mortgage upon 1t
that must be- lifted this year II he is to
enjoy peaceful possession and We are 10
Last year Uncle Sam bought ire
mcndous bill of machinery from Mt
American Industry. He went head over
heels into debt. pledged all Of last years
crop and mortgaged this. There was no
other way. He had to do il.
Now Mr.. Industry Is hard up; must
have his money. Uncle Sam must pay,
must raise a fine crop this summer.
Most Of us work for Mr.. 1ndsutry. or
for Mr.. Business or Mr.. Finance. And
they arc all intermarrird. If we offend
ono they NIL combine to get back at us
So it's up 10 us in self defense to help
Uncle Sam out Of the hole.
To sharpen our implements. set out
on the farm and hoe like sixty.
To help him raise this much needed
crop Of dollars.
To put the Victory-Lberty Loan over
the top.
Brighten up your hoe.
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Giants With George Burns, Are Strongest OF All CuDs
at Left Field This Year While Yankees IN his foS1tlo
Rank Lowest in the American League.
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON.
The left FielderS.

spent most of his life in left field ana
Is not as good anywhere else.
I have figured Bodic to play the field.
and will figure Lewis elsewhere. reserv-
ing the right 10 change in the final fis-
ures if higgins switches the TWO. l
have been forced to do the same thing
with the st. Louis Browns and with the
Athletics until the managers finally as
sign their outflelders to regular posi-
lions. but in both cases I have figured
the average of the two candidates, cal
culating that each will play.
Some may argue that Cleveland's
leadership in the left field division Is
undescrved. but it is not. Figure Il
yourself. as I did, that Joe Wood VIII
play two-thirds Of the games in LETT
and Jack Graney tho others. and the re-
suit is inevitable. Wood has developed
into a remarkable outtielder. and is I'M
proving all the time. Coached by
Speaker. he has grown out Of the hller-
ia stage and become almost as great an
outfielder "a he was as a pitcher. The
idea that he is in only to hit is mis-
take. He can field and throw far above
the average of outhelders. and he plays
batters with the knowledge gained oy
long experience as pitcher.
Another freak of the dope Is TO find
the left fielder OF a championship team
ranking next to last in his circuit. Yet,
after examining all the statistical evil
dence, that is where Les Mann belongs.
In fact. BARRIERS figures are only few
points lower. I could not give Mann
credit for all he did last season. ana
after examining tho hitting records
found that his additional average was
largely due to punching wallops OFT
weak pitching and in lopsided games.
Whether Barber can hit up close to OUT
field requirements is problem.
! He never has had trial over long
extended pcriod and he has been hitting
I this spring harder than almost anyone
on the squad. according 10 coast re-
! norts. which. however. must b" shaded
;.somevhat because they have been col
| o-ed to scare Mann into signing con-
! tract Mann's actions this spring IN
| holding out and stirring up dissension
among others have not added any 10 MS
value.
The return Of George Whitted will
give the Phils much steadlcr ou1ne1a
! Than thcv showed last fall. Whitted
ie rather an moderated ball player.
Stallinss has a terrible problem in the
! outfcld AS usual, when anyone tr1es
n dope a Stallings outtield he Is COM
! PEELED to figure 4 composite or at leaS.
three men. In this case have Inquired
Wickland. Powell and Kelly. ana ncllher
&C individuals or rs composite 90
they rank up we'll. Powell ana helIE
had bad years last year ana siurnpeo
wretchedly in their work.
The ccnterfclders bring out more
stars. and their figures will be conslo-
| cred in the next article.
| Copyright. 1919. by the Bell Syndicate
Incl
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BY Y. Treauor

interviewing Willie Richie Is as easy
as eating lemon merinsue pic, providing
Jour digestion is good. Willie always
has something Of interest TO say. some
thing new, no matter how many times
you talk TO him. In this respect he is
like Tex Rickard. GlancinG at the
weight conditions of his match with
Benny Leonard in Newark April IS, We
figured Willie had given himself the
worst Of il.
How about that liz pounds ring
sidc:" We asked. Wont 1t shave you
down too tlne?"
Not bit Of it" Willie replied. 1T
suits me nicely"
You were bigger than that in your
San Francisco four-round fight with
Leonard. weren't YOU
Let me tell you about that. Two
weeks before that date Billy Gibson
came around to ask me if would get
on the scales for him. He may have
thought l was conccaling something
from him. that I was Il middlcwcight
or something bigger.
IT jumped on the weighing machine
without n moments hesitation and 1t
registered 1867. I don't know whether
or not Gibson was surprised. but on tho
day OF the fight. at o'clock in tho
afternoon. he asked me to weigh again,
Explaining very nicely that he didn't
want me to be any heavier than LAC
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AMER1cAH LEAGUE

The left fielders, as an average are
,o,or, far below. the standard Of the
major leagues Of former years. IN spite
Of the face that in the list there are
stars.
In the American league two OF the
first three ranking left gardeners owe
their figures almost entirely to long
distance swatting. In the National. Oh
course. George Burns holds the LEAD
rather handily. as he should DO oeihe
one Of the greatest of all bal! players
The difference in figures seems sfnati.
but considering the small Importance o.
left field in the defensive game, rs e.
pressed in figures, the. range Is e''
wider than it usually IS.
The TWO outstanding features OF 'he
dope must be explained First. the low
rating OF the Chicago White SoA. W.
for several years have rated near the
ION in the left field dope. The ineum-
hent Of that position is in pecuhaF
noSition. He was openly branded oS
Tho owner of the team as Stacker "no
ran away from his club TO escape 90
ing duty to his country. the owner
never has publicly Withdrawn inc
charge, although he has taken the man
. back into his team.
Their, exists all over the country a
fierce hatred OF this man which was
caused BY tho charge. l nave recetseu
during the last winter not fewer tnal'
a hundred threatening letters a'taeA, q
him: and daring him TO return 10 ue
team.
n ;s certain that nc is in for a haro
summer. The question Of whether nc
deserve the punishment the crowds OF
b;s own and other cities will metc OUT
TO him is unimpor,ant. what we AT.
interested in is whether 1t Will 'hee'
his ball playing. iOf course. everyone
should know thaa ne did the sam
thing that a score Of other ball players
did. but he was the most aoFer'iseu
and the dislike of all the PANT anu
= Putty Patriots is liable 70 be feh''l
upon him. Ny opinion is that II NJ -
brave enough TO stand the gan nc WI.
prove that he did not dooEe dllhE 'e
ice through cowardicc.
I1opcrrr il is certain that the con
etant abuse OF the crowd will ancct MS
work 70 some degree. How mucn' =
the big problem Of tho. White son.
have taken pr cont on mis- nsul.
values as an estimate OF now mucn' o.i
Tho chances are it will BIZ greater. IN
fact, the crowd either will forget III.
inciden, entirely or drive MIN out %
baseball.
Tn. Other feature is the low rating
of rho New York Yankees. HuESlns
has two outfclderS neither of whom car
MAY as we'll in either other field. rs
has Ping Rodie. who is fair sort OF
plugging hard working and occasional,
IL hard hitting man. but Ping neFst
could play as we'll in any other heta a.
30 has done in left. Dug Lewis is
really great ball player but he. TOO ms
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open with Urichsville at Bellaire on sat
urday. September 81. at Beilalre.
The oyer-river boys will play their
annual games with Martins Ferry. Llns-
" and wheeling High. the latter on
Thanksgiving Day at the fair grounds.
Bcllaire has included on her schedule
several new ones whose fighting quail
ties are unknown. Among them are
Strubcnville. Wellsvtlle ana MARIETTA
Tho compclte schedule for the season
follows:
Sept charlottesville AT Bellaire.
Oct. 11-Steubenville. at SteuoenVflle.
Oct. 1S-Moundsville at Bellaire.
Oct. o5-Bellaire at Marietta.
Nov. l-Martins Ferry at Bellnre.
Nov. S-Linsly. at Wheeling.
Nov. l5-Welisville at Bellaire
Nov. 22-Triadclphia. at Bellaire.
Nov. 81 turkey Day)-Wheeling, at
al
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M'CONKEYS MEET
NEXT THURSDAY

A special meeting of all tho members
Of tho McCnnkcy baseball team will be
held Thursday evening at s o'clock at
tho homo Of MIR. MrConkry. ~ Six
trcnth street All players arc requested
to attend this meeting. as several mat
tors Of Importance Ia them and 10 the
team will be discussed.
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BRINGING 600 HELMETS.

: CHARLESTON. W. Va. April IL
With 900 German helmets for distribu-
ton in 80 counties Of West Virginia In
connection with the Victory Loan cam
paign, Major +. N. Armour will arrive
here from Richmond. Va. tomorrow. &C
cording to a telegram received by state
Chairman W. A. McCorkle, of the Lib
erty Loan committe. They will be dis
tributed among the counties attached to
the Fifth Reserve district ---rz:..
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Bernard De|brugge Home

Bernard Dclhruggc, of the l02nd field
artillery, o6th division, and who was
wounded once. Is expected 10 arrive at
his home on the South Side soon. He
arrived on this sid" of the bounding
main on the Mongolia. and is now at an
eastern camp awaiting discharge. MT.
pclbruEgc. whose nickname Is 30
will resume his old position at the Pan
handle Printing company. He has been
IL months in sunny" France and II
months in the army. ,-.-.-..-.-..-..--
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Or. Dernburg Becomes
Member Of Cabinet

RERLIN.April IA tvta Copenhagen).-
nr. Bernhard D"rnburg. former colonial
minister and former chief Of the Ger
man propa ganda service in the United
States. has hcrn appointed minister or
finance in thr national government 10
succeed Dr. Schiller. who resigned last
week the Tagblatt announces.
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HzAR1Na AT Prrrs4uH1H.

PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-Judgc
Burlington in United States court here
today announced that hearing on govern
mcnt proceedings to restrain the state
from interfering with telephone rates
fixed by Postmaster General Burleson
will be held in Pittsburgh, on April "a.
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Deeds
Deed dated April :. 1919. Elizabeth
Reynolds and John c. Reynolds. OF New
Castle. Pa. To Charles Y. Hciscr. OF
Ohio county. tract Of land between
Ninth and Tenth street, fronting on
Carroll street.
p"cd dated April 10. 1919. Paul nzrr-
gowski and Katherine DZcrgowskI, his
wifi. Of Ohio count|.'to Frank Narnsin-
vic. of Ohm county. lot in Jacobs
Addition located in South Wheeling.
Deed dated April :. 1912. Mentor Het-
ger and Rcrtha lfciZcr. his wifi. Ia j.. y.
Williams. 4 tract Of land in Triad"lphia
district.
Decd dated April :, 1919. Jennie 3.
10y and Sheridan 10y. Of Elm Grove, Ia
]. II. Hand Of Elm Grove. tract Of
land in Patterson and Elm Grove.
Decd dated April n. 1919. Henry w.
Wells and Berth Wells. his wifr. TO
Augustus II. Riggs. all Of Ohio county.
tract of land IN Richland district.
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Tonight-7:45 p. NAM. Indians g
Corners.
900 p. in.-Camerons vs. ". China.
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BELLAIRE HIGHS
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
IS COMPLETED
Season to Consist Of Nine Games-Se~son
Opens With Urichsv1le on
September 81.

The Rcd and Black eleven OF Beilairc
High school have their football sched-
ule for 1919 completed. The season VIII
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EXHIBITION GAMES

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April It
University OF Pennsylvania .
Philadelphia Americans. ...... Is Is 0
Batteries-N1itchcll.H Harvey and War
wick: Kinney. Scibold and Perkins.
LYNCHBURG, Va, April IA
Detroit Americans. ..........-. |
Boston Nationals. ............. 2SG l
Bateries-Ehmkc. Kalleo and Aim
smith: Regain, Miller. Nchf and Wilson.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. April IL
r. II. e.
New York Nationals. ..........
Batterics-JoncS. Winters and Nc
Carly; Harper. Shaw and Picinich.
Ghearrity.
KANSAS o'i'' ''''' N'''' R. II. f.
Cincinnati Nationals. ......... n II |
Kansas City A. A............. ,
Battcrics--Ccrner and Raridcn: Hall.
Hint. Hoffman and Brock. LaLonGe.
SHoN'"1UN' >''-' 1'''' r. HE.
New York Americans. .... - !
Brooklyn Nationals. .......... 0
RattcricS-Thormahlc Nelson and
Rcuhl: Pfefrcr. Crimes and KRUGER.
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Deeds

Arnold Toss appointed executor under
the will of Ella Pagan. Bond $500.
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COUNTY COURT
ri6n~a-

Marriage Licenses.
Frank I.asiter. 49, Wheeling: Nellie
Bias, %. FOllansbce.
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