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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-10-23
MATERIAL AND APP 'ARATJs

Many items of material and apparatus are III
VOWED in the current maintenance OF the property
entirely apart from the enormous quantities III
volved in the construction of new property ana
this represents large item of Expense. lhete
has been reduction any ind S'tion OF reduc
ton, III the price of these essent Tl articles IL
practically all of which the labor, freight ana
hauling cost is by far the largest proportion ~
the total cost.
We know that the manufacturers of telephone
equipment and material have orders bcoke for two
years in advance, with constantly increasing
demand, and which in turn makes redI elton IN
price III the near future most improbable.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER COSTS
Our annual expense for the transportat on OF
freight and passengers is than one n'lillon
dollars No one expects the Railroads to reduce
their charges under the level Of costs rendering
their service
Except in the larger centers cent? al offices
and stocks of material are housed in rent ed build
ings aud even in the larger centers we re ut vary
ing amounts of properties.
Like every else, rents have been greatly
increased with no prospect Of any reduction Even
III pre-war days all leases for property occu led by
US were renewed only at higher charges tn. IN for
the previous rental period.
HOTELS
The board and lodging bill for our men, who
must travel III connection with the operation and
maintenance of the property costs many thous ands
of dollars every wear and can see no pros )ect
of the hotels lowering their charges. Until hey
do we must pay the present high charges.
ELECTRIC POWER AND LIGHT u
STREET CAR FARE
We spend many thousands of dollars every We;
for these services rendered to employees engage 4
in the maintenance of the property. Practical,
fvery year the rates charged by these companies
pave been substantially increased and there is no
thought of any reduction. The Telephone Com
rany, like all Others must pay these increased
rates.
PAPER PRINTING AND STATIONERY
We consume tons of paper for bookkeeping cor
fespondence and directory purposes, and pay many
thousands of dollars for printing annually This
item of expense has increased in percentage more
than the Others and has suggested that
any reduction in these costs is probable.
COAL BILL
The Telephone Company purchases coal in la,r.e
quantities to heat the buildings occupied by is
employees in rendering the service.
We, of course, must pay whatever price is nee
essary to secure the coal for this purpose i
INSURANCE
Even where the actual rate per one Til nd ,7ol
ars has not been increased, are aarod 70.
larry larger amount of insurance tbi ~ nre
war days in order to protect ourselves in the re
production of any of the property bicb NAV be
destroyed by fire, and this is rehec, rd j.; = very
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TAXES

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Our annual expense for the transportat
freight and passengers is more than one n
dollars. No one expects the Railroads to
their charges under the level of costs ren'
their service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23

ccllNrt condition. fer the big Turkey
Lay srtro at the Island athletic neld.
Thu Gold ami Bluc should get revenge
for the $50 drt";lt administered 10 them
world OF material Coach Moss expects
and is confident Of sending winning
team upon the held on Turkey Day.
Regular "AGud-Horsss"
Coach Ross GrIdders nro lar from
the sissy" sort and yesterday every
member Of the first and second string
reported for practice IN the rain ana
with such poor weather conditions pre-
vailinS The field was pool OF water
and mud. but hardly ever did the Gold
and blue backs attempt to catch punt,
which dropped out Of their hands or was
fumblcd otherwise.
After Il long talk Coach Ross put the
two teams through u short and SnappS
in Saturdays game as the team ran
along with the diffcrcnt formations
Following This u scrtmmaSo was held,
and with the moon ALREADY shining over
their heads the boys worked In earnest
and fought hard TO whip themselves into
condt ton for the biggest game on the
schedule.
When Coach Ross's Gold and Blue
warriors take the field saturday fans
will think II IL Il new Wheeling, or prob
ably the orc that started the season. as
the new mentor has impressed upon the
boys the importance Of tho game ana
will have them lighting every minute.
No reserved seats will ne IN store for
those VINO attend the WhcclinE-B ellairS
contest. and it will be the old saying.
First there. first serve" as every ticket
will be good Tor the best seat, If the
holder Is there to get II.
Officials Tor the LlnsIy-Fcrry contest
have already been selected with the eX-
Ception OF Il head linesman, who will be
u local authority. ". w. Mckinney. Of
FIT. will referee, while w. S. McCol-
Tough. Of Gettysburg. Will umpire. Bud
Schener,cin, OF Lnsly. Will handle the
watch, with Willard Ball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
BETHANY STUDENTS
REPRESENTED UPON
ATHLETIC BOARD
Board OF Control Composed Of Nine
Membcrs-Gtven FIJI Jurisdiction
IN Sport Ways

SlSclal TO Inc lnt|llIScNcer.
Bethany, W. Va, November 20
r"-v!vifynS of athletics at Bethany Col
leg" has been the granting of student
representation upon the athletic board
of control.
Tho athletic board ot control is COM
posed of nine members, and controls al
intercollegiate and intcr-murll sports
ut bethany. This board will handle all
tho financial problems of the athletic
program. To this body has also been
awarded full jurisdiction over all
schedules contracts, awarding Of let
rules on eligibility. -Four Of the nine
members are from the student body. The
Cntjr" COMMITTEES Is composed Of: Profess
sor Wilbur II. cramblet. chairman: Wal
ter LacoCk, secretary; Director Of Ath-
leticS Carl v. Miller. treasurer: Coach
ii. VI. liulNnd. Professor J. ~ Hunter
Professor G. +. CogswCll, Frank oJncs,
Paul Sutton and H. T. Pcasc.
This latest action providing for stud
ent representation Is hut an indication
of President Goodnirhts policy. Mr.
Goodnight believes that students are in
tcrCSted IN all matters OF the college and
keeps them acquainted with all develop
mcnts of the college administration.
This policy began at the very beginning
Of President GoOdnightS administration
rs was shown by the establishment OF
the student council a year ago this fall.
Up TO this date the board OF control
has not decided upon tne ACCESSIBILITY OF
the proposed game Of the Georgetown
University. Another important matter
now under consideration by the Board is
basketball schedule for this winter
Announcement OF these things will be
made at q later date
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
NEALE' TEAM
GETTING READY
FOR WESLEYAN

! Marietta, O.. Nov. 22.-The Marietta
College football team arrived home Mon
day afternoon and although defeated by
Boston College thirtecn 10 three the
team headed by Greasy Neale were
. greeted with two bands. and a crowd OF
over on" thousand townspcople. who
congratulated Ncale and his men and
expressed themselves as being more
, than pleased with the showing OF tho
Marietta team.
All the men except pullman. straight
end. came out II the game in good
shape. huffman is now going around on
clutches with = badly d!slocatcd knee.
This sterling athletes services will be
three subs who viii be able to hold
down tho right end crcditably.
Dutch Neale. Il brother Of the fam
Gus Greasy" playing his first game
! but will b. able TO start the game
against Wesleyan.
Coaches Neale and Kellison took the
men to theSinclosed field ror an hours
Wesleyan game 1T ClarkSburg Turkey
Day.
The team has looked upon the Wesley
an game as being the ono important
game or the entire schedule for the Blue
and White - win. Last year Marietta
Won from tho Buckhannon team without
cNcrting itself very strenuuusly. but
ther" is an entirely different attitude to-
ward the MethOdlStS this year and there
wall be nothing loft .undonc TO place this
contest on the right side OF the ledger.
with only two more days to prepare for
the final game OF the season.
Nealo called practice for thrce-thirty
tomorrow afternoon. Now plays will DO
given the team as II ~ n we'll known
fact that Wesleyan coaches are familiar
With the attack of the local team. Don
Whiting opened up the eyes OF some Of
the eastern critics last Saturday and
next Thursdays contest will surely DO
nllcd with thrills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
HANCHER HORSES
Back Prom New York where Tnsy
Made Splendid Record In MADISON
square Carbon SHOW.

Belle Fern Sensation. Belle Fern
Brilliant. and their mother. Belle Fern
Lcopardcss. thoroughbred English hack
neys Of Mr.. Charles N. Hancher, ar
rived at Elm GROVE yesterday after
noon from New York city. where they
were entered in the annual Madison
Square Garden show. Belle Fern Sem
satIun and Belle Fern Brilliant, the
Young stations. each won second IN
the show, and were entered in the cham
piuuShip contest but were defeated BY
hamilton Flame. the former champion,
and Iryington AutoCrat.
This was the first show In which
the three horses have ever been entered
and sir. IIancher feels proud OF the fact
that they won two Jf the ribbons. Madi-
son Square Garden does not recognize
any champions other than those OF the
Elysia show, at London, England. there
fore their conquest is most remark
able.
MIR Iancher recently purchased the
full sister of Belle Fern Lcopardcss at
England. and next year Will enter the
pair at Madison Square Garden and ex-
meets to win number OF ribbons. The
horses will spend the winter at Belle
Fern Farm. Elm Grove -.--.- $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
ME- THOD|STS
HOLD FINAL
SCR|MNACE
IN PREPARATION FOR MARIETTA
AT HARRISBURG THURSDA9-
H1azINs' MEN IN CONDITION
Marietta Will Depend Largely on DON
Writings Forward Passing Arm
Great Crowd Expected

Buckhannon, Nov. @2-Final scrtm-
mage of the year was on the wesleyan
field this evening. Both coaches, mug
gins and FELTON,. took part in tho NIX
up which was very warm anu Wh!Ch
should place the men in excellent con-
dttion for the Thanksgiving day game
with Marietta College in tlarEsourE;
The utmost confidence is being placed
in tn" team to win over tho faVorltes'
tho Blue and White Of Marietta. rams
over the state who have seen Mariet,a
in action. pronounce NcalcS eleven thS
best IN this section of the United
States. However, fans who have seen
the Wesleyan men play their best foot
ball are free to express themselves by
stating that Bob Higgins has an eleven
which will fight TO finish and whi'h
will not be any easy mark for MARI
eta.
Iuasmuch as Wesleyan has been pre-
pairing for ten days for the Marietta
game. and since Marietta had terri
bic battle in Boston on last Saturday,
the chances OF Wcslcyan's winning the
game have advanced considerably
Higgins has his men in tip-top form.
not any injuries or weak spots 10
break down his wcll-oilrd machine
Nealc, on the other hand. has some Of
his men pretty badly banged up not
to any great extent. but sore and tired
from the trip to Boston.
CSlcSVu Will IIOpdblS oloIl zap
tain Sncdcgar. Harold Potter. Rcdmnn
and Laughridge in the baCkiield. Flan-
nagan and Stark and Monahan arc also
avallble. but probably not in az good
condition as the four first mentioned
due to minor injuries and boilS I'M
and Don Potter are tho selections for
the ends, KruShank and MartZ for the
tackles. Henry Rohrbrugh for center,
Quarlcs for one guard and most prob
ably Boyd for the other guard posi-
ton. There are other mon lighting
hard for line jobs. SO that the definite
lineup will have TO be announced later.
Marietta will depend largely on Don
Whiting. Abbott. Robinson. Lopcman
and Dutch Ncalc in the Marietta back
field. Don Whiting is the phenomenal
star who will puzzle Wesleyan arain
with his masses. He is wizard on
passing. and q powerful runner with
the ball. Hunter will be n hard pcopo-
sition on one end. while pullman is n
sensation on the other. Jolly is one OF
the best tackles in the country. Big
and fast and determined, he causes
trouble in every game for the oppoSl-
ton. Howar' will likely play the
other tackle. while Rciter the basket
ball sensation. fills center. Captain
Eaton. will play one guard while the
other guard Is doubtful. with three
strong men after tho position. These
mon, with excellent substitutes. Will
cause Wesleyan much worry. In fact,
the game promises Ia he the best con-
test in the state this year. Why should
II not be? The date, teams and coaches
assure excitement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

Pistol Bill" Johnson, remains IN tho'
regular lineup. Coach Mc1ntire D.
lieves that in these men he has two %
the best young Stackles in the eASf,
Johnson, Quinlan and FlannAgaA A.
football. and so far nothing has bceu
found wanting in their work John
son IS a native Of WEIGH. but PR!
pared at Swarthmore, Pa. Prep. HA.
has been in the regular lineup all 80.
son. and his kickin" has been one OK
the features of the MountaineerS play.
Jim Ouinlan, Of Huntington Hfhl
started in as a regular. but was Inc;
jurcd in the third game Of the !e1e0e
and before no recovered. Harrick w.
back at tackle. Flannagan filed TO-.
breach at tackle, while Quinlan was on
the sick list, and played great rams
against Yale. He comes from BUCK;
harmon High. and Is regarded a. Hafs
rick's successor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
West vtrgintSs centsrs

In Emsweller and Fuccy. west VIZ
einia has two OF the best pivot men IN
this section. Both are accurate pass
ers. and have few peers on the defen-
sivc. Emsweller. who subbe1 for two
seasons under Ross Bailey. All-Amcri-
can center. is playing his last season
Of collegiate football. In the. Noun
tninecr's big eastern games he was
mentioned favorably by sport writer's.
who believe him to be one OF the best
men in the game on secondary defease
work. Emsweller is a product OF Nor
r,nfown High Fuccy. hrho halls from
Weston High. Is Freshman here. but
despite his inexperlencc. he has been
made a regular substitute, and in the
few games he has played. he made
good showing.
west virginia Tackles
Although Joe Harrick has been re-
Gently shifted from end to tackle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
BOWLING RESUMED BY
MASONIC CLUB LEAGUE

Bowling was resumed by the Masonic
Club Duck Pin League last evening. and
from now until the close OF the season.
the clubs alleys promise to he .cIccp-
tonally popular.
Last night the Furniturcs defeated the
National Tubes, the score being 1881 TO
1863. while the WhcclingS outbowled the
Bates HOS to 1881.
McGcc. Of the Furnitures. was the in
dividual high scorer. stacking up n total
of 449 in three games. &. Piper. OF the
National Tubes. was his closest rival.
with 4l2. MCtiCe also scored highest for
single game. rolling 196 in the third
game for the Furniturcs. Again &. Piper
was his closest rival, scoring leo In the
same game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23

When your skin breaks out with Itch
ing eruptions. letter, eczema PSORIASIS
rash. or other terrifying disorders, very
often the pain becomes 80 intense, and
the discomfort so thoroughly unbear-
able that you are willing to try almost
any remedy that you think will give
some measure Of relief from the torture.
But temporary relief will do you but
little good. for soon all the itching and
irritation breaks out afresh with re-
moved fury, and you soon realize that
local remedies such as ointments. salves
and similar treatment will never rid you
of your trouble.
1t will not be so difficult to rid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
Why Are Skin Diseases
So Difficult to Overcome!

yourself Of skin diseases II you WI
but realize that these troubles originate
in the blood, and II you expect feAl
substantial relief you must treat thssa
through the blood.
The best remedy for this purrcoo Z.
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purifies tho blood Of disease germs an
thus restores the skin to . normal 80
healthy condition.
Begin taking SIS. today. and Wf1te
a complete history Of your cAoA An4
our medical director will give you sss
pert advice without charge. Aodfsee
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
HENRYS PRACTICE

All members Of the Henry A. c. foot.-
report for a short practice period thlDl
evening. In front Of Nails pool room.
Practice will be called at O'Clock ana
every member Of the squad Will Be exs:
pectcd TO be present.
Is now communicating with Mounds
Vile and the American Legion, TOR
prospects Of a game next Sunday on the,
State Fair grounds. At the present ~
game has as vet hecn hooked. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
MCIntire Sends Team
Through Mud Practice
Rain Falls In Torrents While Mountain
GERS Went Through STEALING Work
out-W. 8 J. Plays worked
c,Il D.snntch tn the Intclllgcncer.

Special Dispatch 10 the IntclliGcnCer.
Morgantown, w. Va. Nov. EN-
spit" ~ Il rain which fell IN torrents
this afternoon West Nirgln'l's squad or
thirty men which has been picked to
max" IN" trim /" Washington Thanksgiv-
ing day To- meet ". n j.. was on the
field and had Il iu!I hour Of work on 4
muddy field
Coaches Lauham and Rogers spent
some time diagnosing the W. & J. form
ationS for the varsity and then an eleven
MTI4 picked and given W. & J. plays.
which Will b." tried IN dummy ScrimmaEe
tomorrow und Wednesday.
Coach McIntirc is especially pleased
with the condition of his men and ex-
poets great battle THANKSGIVING.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
Martins Ferry

Looking over the above averages ana
weights Of the two rivals who Will KICK
up the mud and water ~ the State az
Grounds. can readily be seen tha AZ
Ferry Inc Will only be brought TO
standStUl BY the ovcr-cNerttng ilShe OF
the Cadets Thursday.
From end to end the Purple and White
forwards average 49, pounds and Co;'rh
Hart surely does make something go
with It, from Indications OF the FcrrianS
record for the past season. Ih3t'AS.
Euard. is the heaviest man on the Ferry
line and although not Il tower Oh
strength ne il able I" stop rusheS
through his side with case.
Edwards, Ferry's left end. is without
4 peer. and his work through the SEA-
son thus far. has been one OF the OUT
standing features OF the Parple's steady
march toward victory after victory.
Swans great work in tho backfirid as
sisted by Padden. claimed . be the otSt
line plunCer in the valley. - 4 team III
itcslt but without the WONDERFUL inter-
ference offered by Marker and faddch'
Tho little fleet footed helmSman from
the Ferry would he helpless.
Judy and Joseph are strong pair OF
tackles and are both making strong
bid for an all-scholast!c selection whch
the season ends. Both are husky boys
and fight every minute. rHver letting w..
even though their team is on the losing
end.
MANY consider Liuslys chances
against the Ferry as slim but never plcA
a winner until the game IS over, t"E
when these valley rivals come together
on the gridiron there remains !ittLe conf
narison in previous scores to BE- made.
but the team who fights and WINS the
breaks will also take the game, ana 50
IL occurred in the Fcrry-LlnSIy game
last year when the Purple was selected
as 4 II favoritc.
With Sp!llers. the backbone or the en-
tire Orange and Black team. running
with his mates, Stobbs. Hamil and Nc
Nickles, there remains little doubt, that
this combination Will cause tue tlShtlnS
Fcrriaus q good deal OF trouble.
Linsly's line can always be dependen
upon when the Cadets run up against
something stiff or tough. as the. for
wards are fighting hard every minute.
and clearly demonstrated this when they
booked up with Wheeling. far superior
Through Muddy Workout
Coaches Hart and NusS drove the boys
through the stIffest drill of the season,
with mud and water SluSSed on every
part Of their bodies, but the boys snow
ed plenty OF pep and both VIII Do
there with everything they have when
the whistle blows for the kickoff:
After 4 weeks layotf, NuSS held
long and monotonous stgnal and dummy
dr.ll last evening for three hours. This
indicates that the Orange realizes the
strength Of the Purple and will be out
70 win. The remainder or the evening
workout was spent in talk 10 the ooyS
bv Coach NuSs. No scrimmagc Will be
held BY the Cadets for the remainder o.
the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
Ed. LEWIS IS
AGAIN WINNER

Now York, Nov. 22.--El (Strangler)
Lewis. OF Lexington, Ny. threw Wladek
Tbyszko. OF Poland. in catch -aS-Catch-
can wrestling match here tonight, with
and - seconds. Lewis thereby earned
the right To meet Joe Stechcr, of Dodge.
Nch.. the worlds champion. who to-
night threw Leon O'Donnell, of France.
in IL minutes 40 seconds with a body
scissors and arm hold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
CHALLENGE.

The Yankee Juniors, Of South Wheel.
ing. would like TO hear from the Island
A. &. for a game Thanksgiving morn
ing at 10 o'clock. on the Twenty-st1th
street Fairgrounds. This contest will BE-
played for tho championship Of the Ohios
Valley. s5s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
WANT GAME.

Any teams desiring games for Thanks
giving ara requested to get In touch
with BERNARD by calling a02-J. Wheel
ing. Games are also desired for Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
THANKSGIVING CRlDIRON CONTESTS SHOULD
ESTABLISH new VALLEY DRAWING RECORD

WHEEL ING.BELLAIRE AND LINSIY FERRY CLASH On The
ISLAND FIELDS TIIURSDAY-BIG CROWD EAPhC lhD al
BOTH GAMES-FERRY WILL TURN OUT STRONGER IhAN
OVERALL, FOUR SCHOOLS WILL BE REPRESENTED By
BAND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23

Wheeling High Schools warriors arc
primed Tor tho Bclla!re battle and COM
iny out Of the Cambridge contest with
out any serious injuries every member
OF the regular eleven should be in en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
LOCAL FAN CHOOSES
ALL-VALLEY JR, TEAM
interest Junior Grid Follower Who Has
witnessed "Midgeta" In Action Makes
An Annual Selection.
HERE IT IS

Sau. (Tigers) l.. l..
Efthcmes (Yankcc9) l.. 7.
.. Sauvcgctt USland) l.. q.
Koch (Yanke"s) &.
Form (TigerS) i.
WaEcnhetm Gs!auO r. T.
Laruc NankecS) II. r..
.Hnbstetter (fankees) =. B.
Robinson (Tigcrs) l.. II.
NarSchncr (SankC"s) II. II.
Rrandfass QslnnD f.. Il.