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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
|A0||NTA|NEERS WORK AERIAL
ATTACK WELL UNDER RODGERS
FORWARD PASSING GAME WHICH
ACHIEVED GREAT FAME ZOE
Rtgor, Dawson and Little Showed UP
Well In Yesterday's scrlmma8e-
Scrubs Make Big Gains

Mountuin Lake Park. Sept. II W IS,
NIrSinia's .:crlmmaGc today was n'lru
with spirit and plenty Of pep III Whirn
was shown the real rgh'inH heart "l tn''
NountaincCr The scrond string ma"'
consistent gains nj all tines through
big holes IN tho varsity lin" ana IRE
rhnwIny up we'll under IN" care OF Ira
EOdgCTS.
Rodgers has adapted the SECOND l'hlh
fer nj. own and by hi" continuous hrG
Inn, he Developed fighting spirit ihht
had tho varsity {, instantly On 'hr run.
ON n,ruN nrrariuIs the 'Cl"N"n was
held tor downs IN the "n"nslN" 'hn
second team sh"wcd up we'll
KIgrr. Dawson mud l.itl1" ~rr" INC
features and bright rinrH IN today
w"rkoui although an unn"unl 'chdnn,}
for TumhlinE wnu Cuhily 1" The NhTH''S
bach"
Tho great nrrinl nftn'k. t"rwHr"
r,srlnr .yri"m adopted by N'In'!I".
" hIrh Ind tho f""ihall world crow hlhH
rIrrN uunu tn" Nuuuinin""T" ln"t y"hr.
vIq -tHrIcd again aud ia" Development
nC this tnrilc "n IN" grid field TX JuF'
now reaching u" best 'rHi" nuh WIN
only aunihrr week Nf pracilr" upon 'hl'
wonderful uff"neiV" method IN" W v
T. uutCI, will hc ready for tn" MNth"h-
ats
Tho team as n Who'll" Is reported /" he
m The best Of shape for the opening
game.
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Hard Fights for All
Positions at Wesleyan
veteran Backs Arc Being Given Hard
Run by subs-Martx Showing
well-Tormcr W. Va. Star

Rurkhannnn. Sept. lI-FanS who have
been watching tho scrimmaGc OF inc
Wesleyan football squad have expressed
themselves As being very well satlS-
ned with the work tho team is doing.
Even in the harkiicld where Captain
Sncdegar, flanagan. stark, Ross ana
Radman have been in tho limcllGht from
thu outset thor" arc two or three new
backs giving them a battle. The men
who are warm on tho trail Of the aboN"
named backs are l.aughridce. the
ynunrst"r from tataSauqua High: Mon
ahan Of R"thlrhcm Prep, and Castor of
lrlHrkShurG High.
\ third man who Is coming strong
and who has been out but Il short tim"
, is the veteran MartZ who played such
brilliant football at Wesleyan in 1917
MartZ starred in In" West Virginia Uni
Varsity Wc>t Virginia Wesleyan game
AT ClarkshurE that season and IL * r"
called that he had as his opponent AZ
tackle 4 man Of unusual ability, MArt%
was pittcd against lIHrrick of Wost N,r-
Hinia that daN and no one VIII dispute
The argum"nr that Harr!ck Is tho best
line man West Virginia University has
ON the squad. MIrtz can play center.
guard or tackle. II" viii h" used where
hr is needed worst
rlCr" arc othrris'Lr" who arc hGhtlnE
for IiI,. nn the Wesleyan line. Mention
Of moro Of them WIN hc made in early
trcatiSCS.
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Whom tho whistle blows for tho kick
of at the WheolinS-Warwood High
game on the new athletic field this ar
tcrnnon II Will mark tho official OPEN
ing OF tho grid season in the Ohio NaI,
Icy. both In Scmi-pro and high school
ranks. Coach Ross has been working
his proteG"S hard for the past two
works since tho opening OF practice and
states that his boys are In the best OF
condition. In his first address TO the
students OF the school yesterday nc
landed the wonderful spirit ~ the Gold
and Rlue school and the pep" that the
boys have in their daily workouts.
Tho held ~ being finished slowly hut
IN" authorities OF the school have done
all In their power to have II ready FOR
THIS afternoons big rlaSst"- Yesterday
tho roller WAS on tho h"ld and buried
the stones and gravel deep into tn"
tho boys to light on" The std"linc
posts were also put up and IN" field
laid OF. Although IN" north side OF tho
wall has not been finished yet police
men VIII be on duty To watch tn" open
SPOT.
Roth teams put on Tin" finishing
touches yesterday and Coaches Ross and
Trilo"k are confident that their team
Will win TIL" Wheeling GriddrrS went
through light signal practice and
puutinE exercises. Lining up on IN"
Kickoff was another feature OF the
Colds workout Coach TrilockS mon
went through the same process Of
workout and after practice w4s over
tho team looked III as y fiddle. and ALI
arc confident that they can furnish the
good.
The Warwood gridders arc confident
Of giving the locals a neat lacing and
this trick would achieve them great
fame although the Gold will be out for
tho same victory and should cop easily
with the present material and makeup
of such wonderful team. The bitter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
CEERS AND MURPHY !
MAY Be OUT FOR THE
REST OF THE SEASON

Syracuse, N. Y. Sept. 17.-1t vas dis
closed here today that Thomas Murphy
and Edward (Pop) C;cers. two prom.
incnt Grand Circuit drivers. may not
he able to take their places In the sulky
again this season.
An x-ray examination Of the right
wrist OF tecrs today. revealed that IL
had suffered compound fracture When
the veteran reinsman was thrown from
his sulky during the running OF yes.
tcrdays card.
Murphy, who was injured At the
Cleveland meeting OF the Grand Clrcuis,
sunctcd a scuious relapse at the track
here today and had to be taken to ho-
toll II wa. announced ne may have
TO undergo an operation.
Sanario. Murphy's great PAGER. plIot.
cd by Walter Cox. negotiated a mile
this afternoon in 2:Olh, falling In an
attempt to beat Single G's.. season re.
cord Of col Race followers however;
declared Sanurdo'n time good In face o.
the chilly weather and tho susty WINDS
,wrrping over tho track.
.rhrcc Of the events on today's pro.
gram were for amateur drivers. IN.
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two touchdowns for tho scrubs after
long runs through broken fields. simon
looks certain at least of filling ono or
the first substitute berths and playing
In tho majority OF the games. He picks
up football rapidly and Mclnttrc Is
highly pleased with him.
FlhnnAEun . Conner.
Another ynunGStcr wh" has surprised
the critics has been young FlannnEnn
from Ruckhannon High school. NCln-
tire was not at tSst particularly I'M
pressed with Flanagan because In
Kay. Srtron. johnson. Mcridcth. Tall
man RuchnvrCRy. Courtney and others
ne Ind n remarkably "npabl" looking
set ~ forwards and Flanagan was
relatively inexperienced. Hut lIk"
FurCv and several othCrS he Wnr wait
INK TN srrlmmaRr started ana he Ger
tninly has been producing tn" goods
since then. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday hc haa been tho outstanding
star on tho Freshman eleven and nm
qucstlonRbly Il will b" only hri"f
tine tin ne II transferred to In" Var
Eity.
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defeat OF last year still remains oeep
IN the HarwoOd grldders heart ana
they will be out lighting for victory
every minute today.
tory the Green and White will have 10
stop the bull rushcs Of Whcclings BACK
fcld, composed OF Stcinbickcr. t!lh"WII-
Ter, Muuas and lIiX"nhaugh. This com
bination a, craScs nearly $50 pounds and
Will make all high school teams step
some 10 keep the pace. But Coach Ross
thinks different. and Is ready To max" I"
a change n tho lineup any minute ~ 4
few Of the present flrSt string men are
not coming up TO inc standard w wv
practice periods.
The game will h" started At thrs"
o'clock sharp and ono az INC lare'Ht
crowds attending all sports thtS season
IS expected. The officials for the game
have not been announced although a
rcllahlc number of "hoSseS" VIII be So
cured The two te,lms VIII lineup as
follows:
wheeling Position WArwood
Brinkman ......'. ....' '''''''. '''''''
Left End
Left Tackle
Front .,.............. BAKER
Left Guard
NclDur .,.'''''-
Center
WAGNER ............. Stoinbicker
Right Guard
Hewitt ........,............I.. Finley
Right Tackle
Bouncson ......:....., ,.'.''. Stro'e'
Right End
Quarterback
E,idemiller Observation-Disclosures. Clark
Right Half
Left Half
Steinbtcker (capto; ..;.....' Ropef's
Fulback
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
METHODISTS DID NOT
HOLD 'SCRIMMAGE
PuntinE, PasstnE. Charging, ana Phyoi'
cal Exercises Marked Days Layon
Prom ScrimInags

Ruckhanuon. W Va. Sept. 18th"
Wesleyan array Of football talent did
not scrimmagc today hut II vas an
nounced officially that the best pract!c"
session Of the year was held. The men
first took puntIng and passing exercises
then charging and falling on the pig
skin taCklinK and blocking.
Coach Higgins then took tho lincm"n
aud gave them n snappy drill on coming
out Of the line and on position. The two
teams were then given signals and tho
best pep Of IN" year was generated.
ON Tho rrHt eleven the haCkhcld whs
composed Of Capt SPcdcgnr. liadman
Ross and Flanagan.
Tho Porter brothers were ON th"
ends krushnnk and Eoyd held down
tho tackles MnrtL and Jordan worked
the guards and Quarter run At center.
stark paulcy. Cunning and Jordan
were absent from practice, stark went
to his home In thRrlrNtnn. while Haul~Y
Iny In bed with n high fever tho cause
Of which il not yet known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
z CONSECUTIVE
HITS SCORED BY
ST.LOU|S CARDS

Boston Sept lin defeating BOSTON
9tn ( today. st. Louis made twelve CON
Secutive hits. After Hornsby lined TO
Bocckcl in the fourth. tho visitors madA
f1vc hits in a row off Watson. and also
five straight hits off McQuillan. who re-
licvcd Watson. MCHcnry. the last batter
in this inning. was out trying to stretch
double into triple. retiring tho side.
I. Townsend started the nf'h inning IN
tho box for Boston and I,avan and
Hcathcotc hit safely. Tn" streak was
broken when Clemens li,d To Marian
villc Score by innings:
81. Louis. ......... 0l0 500 O00---9 20
Boston. ........... 100 log O0O--41O n
Doak and Clemens: Watson. MCQuil-
Ian, l. Townsend. FicriOlti and Ncill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
yANkS UNABLE
To STEM TIDE
Of SOX HITTING

ChI,ar". sept l. Filing up thirteen
hits. including sin Tropics. t'hi"nc" Innh"
II two straight over New YORK; IN the
second game Of the $"ri"" In III" Amer
team l1at Il" p"nuLut rae" today. Winning
an to four The E.tm" wac witnessed
Ia, "A crowd that banned t"misk'N
II, III t. standing room. IN" ait"ndhhr"
W.. estimated AZ m"r" than t".Nhl
"Rnhr' Ruth wh" vt" trying Tor hl''
HCIIrih HON" run. ed fdh"r i"'Ir
iimcI and failed 1" E"l u hl'. ON nI'
nrat trim he rolled IN Cahr Er"und'r
TO John Collins In the third inning.
after tho Yankees had scored Nv" runs
and had tw" men ON haS"s. Ruth was
purpnrCly passed lilS next Nv" at
i"mpts w"r" high nl"H I" JaHkH"n AMI
FrlSuh Score. k. ". T..
Now York %" 400 %"
tMi,,ro 10 nO2 ONN i -
Thormahlcn. Mays and Hannah: ta.
hCr and SChNlk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
FIFTY ROUNDS OF
BOXING FOR ELKS
Monday Evenings Show at Auditorium
VIII Surpass All Other Bouts
Ever Arranged Here.

George Phillips. tho sport king OF
Wheeling. has arranged a rare treat Tor
the Elks Monday evening. Mt the AUDI
torIum. when they will all be Invited to
attend n real boxing bout Fifiy rounds
at boxing will he the days feature.
Some good boys including 'Hardhrad
Rcuthrr. Jackie Jamcs. Forkins. tIml-
nrlII. Levy, williams. Wimrr. W"iRand.
Myers. Gallagher. Arthur StiHall. Burns.
Roberts. Sheridan. will appear Oh IN"
program The bouts viii start cnrly
Monday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
SLOW, LIsTLEss GAME

D"Ir"it. Sept. Ii BOSTON ana I'Htr"l'
MAYED = SLOW. liStICSs game today, tn"
locals Winning ont IN tn" twelfth in
ming. II to -. Tho Tigers used i've re-
,ruiI pitchers IN tn" C"utcst. hut they
held BOSTON :" nine hits. post OF which
were huurh,d IN N" S"N"Ifh and eighth
innings WhiIr nineteen SItCtlcs w"r"
piIcd M against Jones. Harper and Mar
N,ach made Il HON" run. triple. d"u-
hlc and three singles in siN times AZ
bat Store. X IL T..
rnstnr Onl OHO a. nOn--lG o :
n.,r,It To- .nl II" nNl II - :
Jones Ilarpcr karr and Walters.
CHAPLIN. Schaur. R"gart. M"rriSh"tl".
Wilson. Fried. Cartwright aud StnnnH".
Mnnlun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
TONY STARTS
RALLY; GIANTS
BEAT PIRATES

Vow York. Sept II. Tonoy. OF Now
York. started n ruIly with n single In
tho tnnth Inning to- day. and tho Giants
won. I TO }. Burns mado fiv" hit" In
fivo times At bat Including n home run
a triple. two doubles and 4 HlnEl". Hla
double In tho tenth sent ronoy To Third.
from wh"rr Spencer. who ran for tho
Giant twlrlcr. scored on IOung'H single
after Bancroft was passed purposely
Summa. a Pittsburgh recruit, had
double and two singles. Adams pitched
good ball until tho final inning. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
LONG HITS BY
CLEvELANDERS
HELPED SOME

ClrN Gland. q. sept Il. What nthrioh
out lil,o n pltrhrr'r baitl" hotwCOn Cuvcl-
cakIn and Courtney today. Cndnd In n
route for Washington. Cleveland winning
. TO 7. Long hltH by Smith. WambS-
Causr. Evans aud Speaker. ERvC tn" In
d!ana II load and with Arnsth pitching
tho eighth inning. Cleveland scored four
moro ON two passes and throe hits. two
of which worc for extra bases.
Covclcsklo was effective throughout,
striking out eight batsmcn and allowing
nnly scybu hits. Score:
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WON IN THE NINTR

Philadelphia. Sept. l7.-Shut out ny
RiNcy until the ninth inning today. chi
caGo burchFd three singles with two
bases on balls and Williams tumble and
defeated Philadel Phia to |.
chr"vcS, a recruit from Eastland. in
the West Texas League. held the locals
10 four scattered hits until relieved for
4 pinch hitter in the eighth. Score by
innings.
Chicago. 600 600 OO2-3 ! q
philadelphia .. 100 90 nO--l 6 =
'heevcs. Bailey. Alexander and OFar
rcll RiXcy and Withrow.
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Two base hii.--Ric. Smith. :. p'Ncili.
Three base hit 'oNCSCSktc. Speaker.
Evans.
HON" runs -ShankS WamhsEanSS
pnublc plaVS-S. UNrill and WnmhS-
ranSS: Scwrl WHmhSEanSS and Johh-
s,nn; J. ON"ill Harris and Judge.
Left on bases Washing ton, 4; '1e&c'
land. :. r.
NcoSta, >: off tnv"l"sk!", >.
Uits-Ofr Courtney, in I innings;
off AcOSta. 3 in inning.
Struck out--By Courtney. |; by CoNcl-
cSkic. s.
Winning pitChcr-Eov"'"Skic'
Losing pitCher-Courtncy.
T'mpires--EvanS and Nallin.
Time hours.
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Two base hit---BuruS. =. Summa.
Three base hit--.RurnS.
Homo runs Burns. BlGhcc
SarrificcS-YounE. CutShaw south
worth. Adams.
Left on bascS--rittSburGh. ). New
York. s.
BasN on balls-Off Toncy. |: off
Adams. l.
Struck out-Ry Toncy. 1; by Adams. s.
Umpires-ODay and OuiGlcy.
Tlme-l:30.
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MACKS TO SMITHF|ELD
TODAY;L.L. SUNDAY
East Endors Have Two Hard Games
Honecker, Lewis or BurkhArdt Will
Form Pitching Stan

Tho MCGonk"ys l"av" this morning
oVor the Baltimore and ohio railroad
for Smithfcld. ohio. where they viii
tackle the Athletics Of that city this
afternoon. The MaCks haN" defeated
tho Ohioans on on" occasion 10y thu
score OF - and ar" confident ui W..
tory in tuday's contest.
Sunday. on tho Tunnel Green grounds
tho MaCkS Will lineup against the pick
Of the Industrial league. As yet. moth
ing definite has been given out on -
correct lineup of the Industrial team
hut some of the best scmt-p pro plaN "rS
in the valley ara sure to hr present.
H0ncCkcr Lewis and lIurkhardt Will
ha taken to Smithheld today ana IN"
first named Is likely To take III" mound
white liurkhni II viii lac held for IN"
big game tonne rruw. Lewis Will Lee
servo pitcher ON both occasions about
fourteen players viii max" tho iIir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

sunday afternoon on tn" Iin'h Kun
grounds. E"llairr. tn" F'lor"nc" ~ =. "iII
inrkl. tn" strong Cambria '"al team OF
Shady sId,. II n" third gam" al three
ram" A.rirs. The IirIEir- lads captured
: ne FIRST uitmn, but forfeited tn" second
aud sundays. contest VIII d"rid" NE
winner Of Ia" ~rrtrS Th" gam" Will
start promptly ai three "'i"'h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
PITCHING DUEL
Of ELLER AND
CADORE CLOSE

Brooklyn. Sept. l7--Brooklyn cnntln-
u"d to advance toward the 1872 cham
piOnShip of thc National league today by
taking the second game Of the series
with Cincinnati = to >. For six innings.
tho gam" was n pretty pitching duel be
tween Filler and tHdorc. neither allow in <
more than one hit an inning up I" that
Time Score.
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Gold and Blue Cridders Open
Season With Warwood Today

GREEN AND WHITE CONFIDENT or VICTORY
DESPITE BITTER DEFEAT LAST lEARm
WHEELING BACkFIELD AVERAGES l0o
GOLD LINEUP KICKOFF WILL. BE AT )
O'CLOCK SHARP, AND GREAT CROWD is EN-
PECTED TO ATTEND.
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To-day'B Games

New York at chicago.
Philadelphia At - Louis
Washington NJ 'I"N"IAud
Boston III Detroit
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The Standing.
To-day's Games

nj New York
Cincinnati ut Brooklyn
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St Louis at BOSTON
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Chicago. & \"w York. I.
cleveland. =. Washington, J.
II. Louis. Il. Philadelphia. 8.
priru.t ~: Boston. !;
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RADICAL SHAKE-lJ IN LINEUP
Of THE WEST VA. FOOTBALL TEAM

Special Dispatch to The Intciligenccr.
Mountain Lake Park. sept. =
Though there has been continual Shi1t-
ing Of men on tho part OF the West
Virginia coaches during tho training
season for the grdiron team here, non"
have been so radical M thos" that
have taken place during the last three
DAVIS.
Tho important shifts have been as
follows. Ouinlan from varsity center
10 tackle In place Of BuchoNecky. TN"
latter being r"lCEat"d to tn" second
eleven for the TIN" being. Louis Fucry.
tho Weston High hoy, from tho second
eleven ITO the hrst In place NJ Ouinlan :
Joe Hhrrtck from end on tn" Varsity
10 hnlfhnck when IN" M"untnine"rH ar"
ia possession ~ tho ball. though n" re-
tRtns his position At end ON defense
and tho placing ~ Meredith at right
end on ufTcnrc in place Of HnrrlCk.
Ono New Face.
IA reorEanix"d tho Manufacturers
present only on" new t"cc; l. 9: tha,
OF tuc"y, ar "cntSr; but "dded Weight
wonderful ability At advancing tho
bali: MCridcth's sensational work as n
rinKman; and the capable manner in
which Quinlan handles the tackle post.
all point to IN" shifts being for the
good OF tho organization.
But there have been other develop
mCnts which auRCr we'll for the future.
Summcryille Nicholson, who played AZ
Western Maryland in 1915 and was
there selected on the Nll-Maryiand
eleven. is rounding TO form after his
,hr~c years layoft In the army and
lust now ~ showing greater aSErcs-
siveneSs Of any Of the large squad o.
linc,nen with the possible exception OF
Sctron and Johnson on the left side.
Nicholson was far overweight -wnen he
rcrorted hut has lost fifteen pounds
and has been smcarinE tho varsity
plays with such consistency and cauS-
ing so much argument among varsity
men over his continual rreakinK
through into plays. that II appears that
Mclntire Is goinK to have to Eire
him some sort OF recognition. probably
I'm tho shape Of varsity berth. Mich
olson - a Fighter and his 2l0 pounds
Of weight coupled with a good charge
mako him most valuable man.
simon Another.
Fred simon. the New Cumberland
Wlgh school product. has more than
lived up 10 his reputation ~ being II
Krnt prospect for tho Varsity. Simon
Weighs conrld"rhbly lcHH than the aver
age among 'VarsitY hRCkT here. hut
hc can run lko n deer aud on Thurr-
dav hero he twice showed his heels 10
the whole varsity defense ana made
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HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE


New "rk. 4. Pittsburgh. 3.
Rrroklyn. ,: cincinnati, =.
Chicago, ?. Philadelphia, |
ST Louis, ., Boston, 4
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-31
Big BiIl'' O'Neil
 Killed by Gas in
 Mine Near Capital

William O'Neil, one of the best known miners Of the Warren district, died yesterday from the effects of gas in the Kay Copper company shaft, between Mayer and Phoenix, which he was sinking by contract. According to reports received here yesterday he was overcome by the gas while wc ing in the shaft and although he was brought at once to the surface he did not recover from the effects of the gas.
 O'Neil has worked in the Warren district at different periods for tn last 20 years and was rated as one of the best miners in the district In the old days he took part in several drilling contests here and at Phoenix and is said to have been enc of the best in this section. He was big, powerful man and was familiarly known here as Big BilI' ONeil.
 O'Neil is survived by wife, child and sister, all living in Bisbee. The body was shipped from Mayer to Phoenix and will be shipped here for the funeral
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-31
MRS. BROWSE DIES.

Florence A. Prowse, 29 years old, wife of Arthur c. Prowse, died yester day morning at the Copper Queen hos pital after lingering illness MT. and Mrs. Prowse have been residents of Bisbee for the last three years, coming here from Minnesota for the benefit of Mrs. Prowse's health. The deceased is survived by her husband and a daughter. Florence, aged six. Funeral arrangements will be made when word has been received from relatives in Butte and Minnesota.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-31
If in Doubt, Worried or Per plexed, Consult Mime. MartelI Clairvoyant and Physic
 Palnist

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BUILD NEW SCHOOL.

Work on the Mexican school, which is being rebuilt from the old opera house on Opera Drive, is progressing rapidly The brick for the building has arrived and will soon be laid on the building. c. F. Philbrook. superinten- dent of public schools, is now con- frorted with the problem. of finding suitable name for the building. ffe suggests that it be called Franklin be- cause the work of the school will be along practical lines, and Benjamin Franklin was noted for the large num- Der of practical appliances which he gave to the world
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-31
Democrats File
 AS Candidates

Names of aspirants for nomination. in the Democratic primaries for the city election in April were filed with City Clerk Butler yesterday as fol- lows:
 For mayor, w. A. Robinson.
 For aldermen: first ward, John Wohlschlegel and John Bevan; second ward, John Brown; third ward, David P. Allen and Thomas C. Wright, ST.
 The ticket is incomplete, in that but one candidate appears for nomination as alderman from the second ward