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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16

Progress of the pres dents second IL
dustrial congress which is now meeting
behind closed doors at the Pan Ameri-
can Union building will be repor,s sd by
Secretary Wilson.
Secretary Lansing win report the
latest phases OF the Mexican situation
and Secretary Glass as number Of
interesting financial Questions to out
line in detail.
Gen. Palmer out of town
and the great coal strike practically
settled one OF the most perplexing
problems that has confronted the cab
met since the presidents illness is
now out of the way
President Wilson has so far inprov-
ed in health and strength that ne Is
~LoyiAs snort walks about the
White house daily and It would not be
unlikely that ne might pay his official
family a short personal visit during the
session today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16

ried BY the exact number ~ votes need
ed, three Votes being cast against and
six for. The Board Of Works will be
called into special meeting tomorrow
morning to dispose OF the Board Of
safety business which has accumulated
since the Board OF Safety members re-
signed.
An appropriation of $1,000 to cover
the cast eff changing. overhauling and
repairing the ornamental lighting sys-
tenn on Michigan. Forsy the. Chicago and
Olcott aves. was passed under suspen-
sion Of rules
An increase Of $t5 q month was voted
to che stenas9apherS &c the mayor. con-
troller. city elcrS. city treasurer. and
city health Department and 10 the chief
clerk Of the clty treasurer. boolzkoeper
OF the city treasurer and the clerk of the
Beard OF Works.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16
TIRES Do NOT NEED
MORE AIR IN WINTER
Tests BY Expert S Old The !
DRY Was Wrong.

Winter invariably brings inquiries to
local tire dealers on the question of
tire pressure. The general run of opln-
ion seems to be that more air is required
during cold weather. This theory has
been exploded BY an exhaustive test con-
Quoted by the r. F. Goodrich Rubber Ca
Many motorists believe that a certain
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16
CABINET
SESSION
TODAY

ffNTERNATI0NAL NEWS sEFVINEl
WASHINGTON, Dec. To resident
Wilson'S cabinet meets today TO dis
cuss a number of pr olems.
Chief among them Will be contin-
uation of a discussion CT the railroad
prohs'era which occupied the cabinets
attention almost exclusively az the
last meeting. Railroad Director t.nes
Is expected TO be present and it is be-
iieved that final recommendation TO
tarr president for use in his special
te congress on the subject viii
hc adonted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16

at a rate of so per cent lower than
they are being disposed of By the retail
dealers in the city.
1t was through the efforts OF Joe
Lance. we'll known Tin plate employee
that d carload shipment was secured
from friend in Mich gan. Through
error the car was sent to Chicago and
It was necessary 10 bring the trees
the rest OF the way By motor truck.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16
{. CHICAGO
ABOLISHES ITS
SAFETY BID.

After a short spirited debate the East
Chicago city council last night voted to
abolish the Board OF Safety and author
lied the Board of Works to take over
the duties which have been vested in
the Safety Board. Tho ordinance car
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16
OPPOSE CUWE~IFS
RAILROAD BILL,
1,nrlanArlonAL NEWS srRvIcr1

Mas i% D.c ~auc rted
or sition u tho Gun Minis railroad ill
pandirsr in the senate. has developed
among democrats and republicans alike.
The senate met last night in night
srssior. Night sessions viii be re-
peated each night until saturday when
10 and house plan 9 rocco ovc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16
CHRISTMAS TREES
ON SALE AT TIE
CITY MARKET

Xmas trees were placed on sale at the
City Market and opposite the Central
fire station at the city hall In Gary
yesterday morning and according to
city Sealer Hublnger they are selling
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16

a strnas holidays. Senator Cuil
MINIS said he hoped for passage at
that time. He said every minute woiit
be used to pass the bill saturday lead-
ers say every minute VIII be needed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16
SAY, FOLKS!

Christmas is know and its about selecting
really didn't did Claus good things
charges for looking mighty glad look AS
Well will be here abts il
a bg wecom uexpect ornot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
GOMPERS' SECRETARY
SCORES CONDITION
OF BOSTON POLICE

BOSTON. Sept. 17.-Bcforc leaving
for Washington ,Erly tonight. Guy Oys-
ter, secretary to President Gompcrs, or
the American Federation Of Labor. is
sued n statement in which he condcmnc!
the authorities for working conditions
in the police department and declared
that tho striking patrolmcn wcr" not to
blame for the diSordrr in tho first rev
days of the strike. He said that the
mon were being called "dcscrtcrS' be-
cause they had the manhood and the
courage to strike. after n two weeks
notice for their human rights and con-
stitutional guarantees"
He asserted dthat tho policemen were
assured by statements of the police
commissioners that any situation caused
by the form OF protest they adopted
would BE- taken care Of" and that mot
one Of the men had III" faintcSt idea
that the rcgrcttabl" conditions caused
by the commissioners negligence could
occur"
The policemen" hc said were forced
To organize in afr!liati"n with tho Am
cricnn Federation Of Labor 10 h" heard.
and they were forced to strike 10 defend
tho life Of their organization
Possibility Of n general strike by other
labor unions awaits meeting OF thr
Central Labor Union next Sunday. ut
that time it is expected that IN" COM
mittcc that has been counting tn" bal
lots cast by the different unions on the
question will he ready To report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
A Free prescription You Can AaVe
FILLED aid use at EoEie.

Philadelphia, Pa. Do you wear glasses:
Are you are victim If eye Stra IAN, W. W.
other eye weakness" II So. you VIII D.
glad to know that according to a Dr:
i,cis there is real hop" for YOU ',,,. Many Many
whose eyes were falling say th"y nay
had their eyes restored through the
rrncris Of tins won3%Ffn af, Fret trI prH
~. II was almost blind; could not see
read a all ~, Now o.s ca" and nS'H S Sv Syss
1h'nS 49, any more. At night they
We Would i'd rain drcadfuIly; now they; feel eel
fine all the time. 1t was ike Il iil'r i.Frhc
tn me" A lady who used II says; ne
o ~ nos seemed hay with or with
cut glasses hu, after YytnE cy tM!y pry
. ~ ,ic,r can even read fin" print
without snss"s cor t If G%sS c"n i nHW
'Iri ,t.r', in , rcaSnnlblc time and
matudr NOR" viii be able bic to sp s5rSTE the
en- their eyes so ms 70 DC Spar~ inn, inr
rtne~ Eve trouble of many dcscrip-
lions may be wonderfully bchch'cu ny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
DISTRICT METHODIST
CONVENTION OPENS
Sessions Being Held at Fourth Street
Church With Rev. Allen In Charge.

The onening services OF the Methoolst
convention which is in session here tn's
week took place with Rev. Z. II. Alien
in charge. at 7:45 last night in the sun
day school rooms Of the Fourth street
Methodist church. Following the open
ing exercises the meeting was addresScu
by Mr.. +. H. HcCklcman mlssionar!
m Japon and Russia. He spoke most
Interestingly Of conditions in RUSSIA,
where Rolshcvism has left ruinauon'
devastation and death in its wake.
"BolshCvsm." said Mr.. Hccklcma"'
Must bc judged by its works ana not
its theoretical intrnSi0ns. when nave
failed" In speaking Of the religious
conditions prevailing th"ro ne sun tn,t
IN. priests Of the Greek Catholic church
yrcrr often peasants without the slight
cst education who could not witt" thc'F
own sermons.
niscuysing tho country Of Russia IN
general Mr. UcCklrman sold "th" S!h"rI-
ans is far N advance "f the rest "i the
country in every way. They have grasp
cd the fun !amcntais "f religion WIN
clearer conception than any "'h"r N"S-
SIN people"
lie sDrk,. Of the japanese as Il people
Of high intellectually end mt Nlil%'nc''
who would increase hurGr"di"ld after
a study Of Christianity. an! 90 '',c';
ne nation who would Somcday ma
herself and become great people.
,rrdav the Wnman's Foreign Mission
orv society observes it's Gf;j'cl annircr-
sory with an extensive all-day program
bcrirnjnE nj $50. and ending with de-
Ijrh,ful meeting in tho evening featured
by n pageant Of tho children ana an an-
drcss nv Miss Elizabeth Russell work
or in Japan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
LACKAyANNA MINES
RESUME OPERATIONS

SCRANTON. Ia. sept. l1.-All mines
in tho I.ackawanno valley with one cN-
ccption operated today following IN"
strikes called over II week ago u! en-
rloyrx Of the Delaware. LacKaWahi'
ana Western and Delaware anu liIG-nh
Cnmroni,s. TIL" exception was tn" Hyd"
Park collirry Of IN" former c"'"P"nH
,,r,ro ,,u;nr drivers hav" special
.,r;,,.,rco II is estimated that the
S,r;l;c caused a loss Of 10000 tons Of
cnoI ,bot world -, hcrwisc have been
mined and marketed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
J0HNSTOWnl RUNAWAY
GIRL WILL Be Sent
TO CONVENT here
Int"lliGcnCcr.

Snocial 70 The Int"lliGcnccr.
COrI'METS. Ohio. Sept. l7.-Madc-
lyn Gcrrhart St. Clair, aged II. or
Johnstown, Pa. n hirh school girl. who
ran away from home Last June to b"c"'n"
an actress, was taken into custody here
today and probably will be sent TO n
convent in Wheeling. W. Va Inc Eiri
mot n man to whom she confld"d Inc
score. that she wanted to 70 on tho
stare and he urged her to come I" Co.
lunhuS. Hero she met Harry ST. Clair.
who was putting on wild west act In
a museum. where she mad attained en-
rlovmcnt. md their marria"c followed
The rirl is alleged to have forged her
r,thrr's meme to number of checks
She says sh" does not want TO <" home
with her father. althouch h" appeared
in court today and urged her to 20 back
with him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
COO" To MEET
EDDIE NIMLER

On Monday evening. september @?th'
Goo" Stewart Of this city viii face his
old rival Eddie W;nlcr FIR the seventh
time. at MinGo Junction. Ohio.
Stewart and Winner alwaES put
scrap that plcascs and it is quite hK''E
,Eat n number of local fans VIII jourhb
m to the mill town I" see these I"
wnrr:crs in what VIII probably be their
last clash
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
BHHY WILLIAMS ALSO TAXES
sCoLD REET," AFTER AGREEING
TO MEET acHICK" ROGERS
sanst1,uzp a5orroc to Meet gid Pat
kEno-HA1n EttZ-5ert Matthias Go
Expected to Prove Thriller.

Several big changes have been mad" IN
the show scheduled for nHXt Saturday
evening at the Wheeling Park Casino
THE Jamaica Kid" who has been hail
ed the country wide. has backed out OF
his match here with Kid Pattillo. after
agreeing to meet any man the local pro-
moters secured
The other change Is with BILLY" Will
liamS- After being hailed as a corner
and disposing Of all local f"athcrwciShtS'
BILLY" Williams. the Ferry wonder
has taken cold feet" after agreeing 70
meet Irish Chick Rogers hero in an
eight-round semt-final
After receiving tho refusal OF Tho
Jamaica Kid" Promoter OTTO irnn"diat"-
IL signed up "Battliug" N"nr"". "i en-
cinnati, Ohio, who is d"f"atinE all c'Ior''
light heavywcirhts- M"mro" has r"pu-
tation as a fighter and real fight -
guaranteed when H. steps into the r!nS
Promoter Otto has strings out for l
rood boy to meet Rogers. tn" Pits
ourgh lad is known 10 local fans as \
Sood boxer. but on" who hasn't n punch
ana the Martins Ferry boy had every
thing to win and nothing t"lcs" in this
match This refusal shows how graft
fnI williams Is to his followers. after
being lauded as a strong conner. h" backs
DOWN when q boy a little above tho
average comes along.
One Of the best bouts ever schHdui"o
On q local fight card IS IN" Ham RITZ
Bort Matthias go. Th"cs boys never srop
battling and the fans attending ms
shoy will see real main bout IN this SIX
round preliminary.
In the opener OF six rounds KID
Merino, Of Pittsburgh. and young Pin
chot, Of Charleroi. meet
Tickets for this show can De secured
at the Stewart-F>ilan pool parlors. Fort
Henry Smoke House. and the Mcclure
cigar stand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
Ruppert added:
.5OTH Anniversary '
OF FATHER BOYCE
POSTPONED A MONTH

sISTERSvTLLE W. Va. Sept. H.
The celebration Of the nfti"th annlvcrs-
airy Of the ordination OF Rev. Father
Patrick A. Royce, n pastor Of the Holy
Rosary church. which was scheduled
for September IS. has been postponed
until Wednesday. October 90. because
Right Rev. =. J. Donnhue, bishop Of
the Wheeling diocese, could not be pres
cnt at the former date. A dinner will
be served by the Ladies' Catholic Re-
ncvolcnt association and q reception
will be held, however, tomorrow during
tho afternoon and evening. Several
clorgymcn from Wheeling and other
points will be in attendance. Father
Boyce Is the only member Of the Cath
Ollie clergy in this state who has spent
30 years in the ministry. and all this
time has been spent in the diocese Of
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
CHICAGO JURY
BEGINS PROBE
Of Die FIVE
Chief Auditor of Swift & Co.
First Witness Called By
Government

CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-Grand jury in
vcstigation Of the Big Five" packers
Swift & Co. Armour & Co. Wilson d
Co.. Morris & Co. and the Cudahy Pack
ing company to determine whether
these companies have violated the Sher-
man antitrust net was begun today.
with ]. NJ. Chaplin. head Of the auditing
department Of Swift & Co. as the first
witness. Attorneys for the government.
who have in their possession three
dcncc. asserted that IL conviction were
obtained. Jail sentences would be asked
for the big packers.
Srccial Prosecutor Krcscl, ut the con-
clusion of the grand jury sittings today.
made statement that the big packers
hold intcrlocking interests in Controll-
ing the rendering business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
Doctor Tells How to Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

following the simple rules. Here Is inc
ion: Go to any active cLIh
store and get bottle of B"n,Cpto zap
lets. Drop one B0n-opt" tapin i,o III -
fourth Of Il glass of water and a,lo" ~
dissolve. With th!s liquid Halhc iiT
eyes two To four times daily. you
should notice your eyes clear up per
ccptibly right from the start ana iIl
Illumination will quickly disappear ~
your eyes arc bothcrIng YOU even
little. take steps to say: them now IHs pT.
fore il is too late. Many hopcL"ISiSS
blind might have been saved II inc! hau
cared for their eyes in time.
Note: Another prominent ih!SiC,ni"
tn whom the above article was SUD
mjttcd. said: "Bon-Opto Is very
markablc remedy. Its CONSTITUENCY IN
gradients arc we'll known to en-. GmInc mt,
eve specialists and widely prescribed ny
Them, Tho manufacturers guarantee J..
to strengthen cycsiGht so per cent IL.
one weeks tim" in many instances vi
refund tho money. II can be "p'alheH
from any good druggist and Is one %i
the very few preparations l feel snouin
he kept on hand for regular use IL,
almost every family. II ~ sofa III
Wheeling BY c. II. Gricst & 90. anu
other druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
Second Game.
No.
Ritchle-O.
INJURED IN ACCIDENT.
Ia, to Tho IntelliCcnccr.

Special to The lnteIIlEcncCr.
MARTINSBURG. W. Va. Sept IL
Thrown from a runaway car. when the
driver realized he could not negotiate
tho final turn in mountain road, near
here. and ran into a fence. Miss Bessie
Grubb is now in tho City hospital with
= painful decoration Of the scalp which
may prove 4 fracture Of the skull. Mrs
John Wcilingrr and son. Robert. othcr
occupants Of thcmachnN. were laceratcu
and bruised about the body.
Five automobile accidents occurred on
tho turnpike near this city on sunday
Others injured in them arc MISS WINS
Armbrcstcr who sustained a broken
arm. and Samuel Jones. whose right leg
was painfully cut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
y &c {

Notice Is hereby given that all out
standing bonds Of the Wheeling Mold <
Foundry Company. being bonds Of an
issue Of two hundred fifty thousand
dollars (S2I0.000OO) par value, dated
March |. 1910. will be redeemed ut par
upon presentation for REDEMPTION ut IN"
banking huuS" Of the Dollar Savings Il
Trust Company in the City Of Wheeling.
West Virginia, on or after March !,
1870.
In accordance with their terms. the
said bonds will cease 10 bear interest
from and after March |. 1870.
WHEELING MOLD & FOUNDRY co.
ClfAS. G. WOODS. Secretary.
Tho above notice formally calling IN"
outstanding bonds Of tn" Whc"ii2E
Mold * Foundry Company is not In b"
taken rs n revocation of IN" motto"
heretofore published 10y tn" Dollar Say
ings E. Trust Company "ffrrinI; To re-
deem the said bonds. rh" holder Of any
Of tn" said bonds may present Thorn at
any time prior Ia March |. 1920. and rc-
ccivn for them IN" par yHiu" "r ~" said
bonds in ac"ordHn"" with IN" terms "l
IN, notice hcr"tof"r" publishes.
WHEELING MOLD. Il FOUNDRY CO.
CIIAS. c. WOODS. Secretary
S-l9-"6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
LOCAL CANES

An interesting game is expected next
Sunday afternoon. when Tn" NcCnnkcy
nine, Of the East End. meets the CIarXs
A. c., the fast colorrd team OF the Soc
ond ward. On Saturday the MacKS VIII
take jaunt to the Grove. where th'F
viii moot the Patterson and Elm Grove
aggregation.
Dillonvale will invade Martins F1rry
next Sunday. chock fun OF confidence
An their ability to dci"rr RI" BluerS.
who claim the Ohio VALLEY chamrion-
ship. Tho game will D. played AT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
HAS
HALF MILLION
DOLLAR BLAZE
Big Roofing Mill Destroyed
Four Fiiremen Are
Injured

SCRANTON. Pr. Sept. 17-This CITY
was visited by half million doi'ar ire
today which completely DESTROYER one
manufacturing plant and seriously GRIP
,,,a,1 sovcrol othcrs The fire. which
Of ,rtcd in the plant Of the Sail Mountain
company. manufacturers of asphaltc
roofing. DESTROYED the four buildings o.
the factory. spreading with such rapid
itv that employees had narrow escapes.
Two fircmcn were injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
.L|NSLY GnIDDERS TO
MEET MORGANTOWN
ARRANGEMENTS WEE CONFLICT
ED YESTERDAY FOR MORGAN
rowN TO COME HERE OCT. IL.
1,tnsly and Wheeling Eigh VIII Prob
ably Uso Pair Grounds IN Running
OF Schedule.

MorEantown high football eleven
will invade this city to meet the orange
and Black squad ut the state fair
grounds October II. according TO a
statement given out last cvCrlinE by
Principal Guy Holden Of the Linsly in
stitutc.
Morgantown high is known To all To-
cal fans as turning out about the best
football squads in the state. They Will
come TO this city full OF confidence, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
RUPERT After johnson

CHICAGO. Sept. 1f-"Dyron r. John
son will be put ont of baseball" de-
clarcd Colonel Jacob RUPERT. one OF
the owners OF the New York Americans
who also IS n director Of the league.
and the Junior league representative on
the Joint nominating committee appoint
cd to select n successor TO AUGUST Herr
mann. as chairman of the National COM
mission.
Colonel RUPERT added
THE Boston Rcd SoX and the Chicago
White Sox clubs have aligned them
selves with tho New York Yankees and
we intend to continue this fight until
we obtain the necessary results. Mr..
CumiSl;cy was authorized 70 obtain from
Mr.. Johnson statement of tn" affairs
# the league and "" have an abundance"
Of legal talent to see that this is car
riCd out"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
Hermann Willing

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Sept. 1T am
ready to step down and out as soon as
my successor is appointed, hut I cannot
do so until he is appointed" Chairman
Hermann Of tho National commission
stated when advised Of President Bak-
crS statement as to tho selection Of n
now chairman. Mr.. llrrrmlnn modified
tho earlier statement that there was no
committee to the extent that he was in
formed that Frank Navin had resigned
from tho committee and under such cir
CuStancCS. ne could not soc how any
action could be taken until Navin's
place had been filled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
POSTMASTER APPOINTED
FOR CLATOR, w. VA.

Jacob David Yost has been designated
acting postmaster at Clator. an Out-the-
,il,c hamlet. according to information re-
rciyCd Yesterday from Washington. D.
I, Mr. yost succeeds the late John Cla-
for whose tragic death was one Of the
rccrn, sensations Of the community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
1HF JAMAICA KID BACKS OUT Of
FIGHT HERE WITH KID PAT 7ILLO
League park, and VIII &c caIlcd at

League Dark, and Will he called at
o'clock. with Vic Morgan ImpIrinS.
raul }. E"ymanm-WIls'H l'nck,hE
nine is without Il ;:Hn!" for u"<' Sunda!
afternoon and wound liz" I" hear from
any team in III" I.ii;o Valley. 10 ar
range for games. ,u.l Mr.. Foster at
2.2r n. H., 4, tn" Wilson rP"1'C& pilh'.
Next Sl.iu2y atnrn""l the irii'ES'h
ard Elm C.uIc team Will 7r"hHIlY meet
an aggregation from 'tG~hcnNi'le Al
The Kim GtoIc bail park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18

ovncct TO win easily. but they Will hno
= worthy opponent in the warriors from
III" Linsly institute.
Tho principals Of Linsly and Wheei-
;,- birh arc holding n conference as 10
.rc nossibiIity Of tho two teams play
'.,.- thcir schedule ut the fair grounds.
I;nsly has secured tho ground' for th,s
yc,r, hut it is probable that the schools
vii comc to some agreement
survEr1Cx rFADs CORNELL.
cSD kTI-cE " Y. sept. l1.-frcn-
cr;cIt r, Shivcrck. Of Chicago. was unI
o,imously elected captain Of the CornelI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
COMMITTEE NAMED
FOR Big MEMORIAL

Special to TIL" 1nt"lliEcnccr.
COIJ.NEI'S, Ohio, Sept. Ill. J.
T,bcr Of Harncsvillc. and Joseph But
Irr Jr,. of Youngstown. today were APP
rointcd members Of the state committee
which will raise Ohios quota or -5OO'-
oOO for the Roosevelt memorial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18

football team. Shieerick. who 10 guar
terback and drop-kicker. was captain.
elect of the Cornell eleven In 1917. but
never served as he left the university
TO enter the military esrvice. he Was
a captain Of artillery In Franco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18

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