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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-31
DECEMBER 21, 1920
Deeds

Deeds
Chauncey S. Butler to A. E. Stew
art, lot 4 blk / Winona, 81.
w. G. Beach to D. w. Hamilton,
lot 3, blk 10, Reaneys add, Pull
man, $4,000
f. A. Bryan ex. l.. V. Williams
est. to Fred NJ. Bethmann, N 120 TT.
lot -, blk 6, Reaney's add, Pull
man, $1,000.
Christian Johnson to John J. VOL
verton, lots 10, II, 10, blk 2, Roch-
dale, $50.
Bernice Hollingsworth to Claude
Hollingsworth, IL interest part neq
nwq 14-16-43 (ex) 1-2 interest
tract Colfax, 1-3 interest lot 1, n 80
TT. lot 2, blk 10, Colfax. 81.
Mortgages
Ezra J. Franz to John V. Morgan,
lot 3, neg seq 1894, $4,000.
Ezra ]. Franz to Joel c. Russell,
lot 4, seq swq 1894. $4,000
d. w. Hamilton to Pullman Saw
ings & Loan Assn, lot 3, blk 10,
Reaney's I'd add, Pullman, $500.
Freida NJ. Bethmann to Pullman
Savings e Loan Assn. N 100 TT. lot
I, blk 6, Reaney's add, Pullman,
$1,000.
Neil Bros. Grain Co to F. NJ. Mar
tin, lots l, 2, 8, 4, ), (ex) part lot
4, blk II, Rosalia, $9S07
John McCance to Fidelity Savings
4 Loan Assn, eh nwq and VIII neg
1O-1S-42, $4,000
Frank E. White to Colfax Nation
al bank, seq 81, swq 21-1S-42,
$4,000.
Frank f. White to Colfax Nation
al bank seq 21-1S-42, $4,000.
Farmers Garage Co, Inc. to the
Farmers State bank, ST. John, autos,
$6130.
c. w. Hamilton to Interior Ware
house Co, crops, hay and grain, live
stock, farm implements, part neg B.
1912, $2O80.
Joe Miller and Joe Scilligo to Sc
curity State bank, Lacrosse, 2-3 crop
on sections IA, Is, % in 14-39, live
stock, implements, $4,000.
Fl. Fl. Irwin to James Phillips,
auto, 1881.
Fred Sommenbert to First State
bank, La Crosse work horses, COWS,
etc, $50.
Joe Stark to First State bank, La
Crosse, live stock, implements, hay,
grain, part crop 36-15-39, $500.
A. P. Kunz to Colfax National
| bank live stock, implements, part
crop sections 80, "a in 1914, $2S75.
Releases
Pullman Savings e Loan Assn to
Frank Burnett, 40 it. lot 4 blk 10,
Pullman, real mtge., s..
Spokane & Inland Trust Co. to
Inland Motor Car Co, chattel, S..
Anna Barry to Frank Babcock,
real mtge., First Savings & Trust
bank, $4,000.
First Savings & Trust Bank of
Whitman County to Frank B. Bah
cock, real mtge., $.
Affidavits
H. D. DePledge to the public, is
vice president of First Savings &
Trust Bank of Whitman County.
Frank B. Babcock to the public.
Lis Pendens
VIM. S. Mood VS.. Agnes Mood, H.
|. Hughes, John Burden, Laura Nor
gan, Ivy Humingston, Eta Cham
bers, Orvielle Burden, Asa Hughes,
! Mary Hughes, Ivan Hughes, Eliza
Hughes, Claude Mood, Teddy Mood,
Jesse Mood, MILAN S. Mood as
guardian of Teddy and Jesse Mood
minors; Watson Woods Bros. and
Kelly Co., First National bank, Lin
coin, unknown heirs of VIM. and
Mary ]. Mood, Emma j. Hughes and
Amanda P. Hughes and John Hughes
and Osta Burden. Archie Hughes and
Lester Hughes and Myrtle Mood and
Sadie Mood, deceased, to quiet title
government lots l to inc, section
1-16-44, govt. lots 4, 8, Is, in 6-16-
AS, part lots 8, IA, in 6-16-45.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-31
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Conditional BILLS of Sale

Lloyd Bennett to Glenne Herne,
auto, $325.
Underwood Typewriter Co. to
Florence NJ. Burton, $107.
Underwood Typewriter Co. to NJ.
f. Sloane, $107.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
WEST VIRGINIA
FOOTBALL COACH
IS Bic MYSTERY.
CHICAGO TODAY WHERE ZIG
coLLEGEs REPRESENTED
VIII confab with Many of The Leading
Coaches In The Country-Selection
May 1e Possible

The selection OF tho football coach for
tho West Virginia eleven for 1927 Is
yelled in much mystery. While Il had
chen announced week ago that nothing
more would be done til classes at tho
University reconVened January 3rd. and
K was possible to have z fun meeting Of
the athletic committee. It developed here
today that a meeting Of those members
OF the committee who were IN town at
tho time. including both faculty menu
berS. ono alumni member and the athlet-
ic director had been hold without any
fuss being made about II on last Friday
afternoon.
Immediately preceding the departure
OF Director StRnsbury for Chicago to-
morrow afternoon this meeting was TAX
en- to have unusual significance by some
local fans because Il Is known that at
tho Chicago meeting whore representa-
tives OF e65 OF the leading colleges in
tho country gather. practically all tho
real big" grid Goa aches also gather and
an unusual opportunity will he offered
for conference with these men.
But Il was stated by members OF the
committee who attended Fridays meet
Ing that absolute secrecy was impressed
upon every one present and that in all
probability there would be no formal
announcement OF any kind TIL the Unit
versity classes resumed ana tho proceed
!ngs OF the special committee during tho
holiday season were formally acted
upon.
Not a new name has been mentioned
IN connection with the coaching position
for several days and apparetly tho
guessers have weariod or the sport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
TRIP To COAST
INJURIES OHIO
STATE FLOOR 5

Columbus. o.. Doc. 2@.--AlthouEh the
trip to Pasadena Is 8 wonderful event
in Ohio State University football his
tory II has meant the serious cr!ppling
Of the Buckeyes chances for leadership
in basketball circles.
When the invitation came from tho
Tournament of Roses Association inns
fact was taken into account FOR II Meant
taking some OF the Scarlet and Grays
hes, fioormen west for the conflict with
the University OF callfornia but II was
felt that the honor extended was too
great to be turned down: hence the
basketball outht has been forced TO open
Its season minus the scrNice OF some
Of It's best bets. .
In the absence OF such stars a Red"
blair. Truck" Myers and Captain sly
ker. Ohio State has already gone down
TO defeat before ohio Wesleyan win me
score S4-33. In the only other game the
one point was in Ohio States favor the
tinal count being 21-26.
The Workman brothers. Herb" Hen
dcrson. Pete" Stinchcomh. and Tarznr
TAYLOR were other football men who
erS for berthS on the Buckeye five this
season. In all probability. these mon
will not get into the game until the
middle OF January after the western
conference season has Opened.
In spite OF this handicap. the squad 's
holding daily practice in the Coliseum
throughout Christmas vacation. Under
the direction OF Coach TrRutman. tho
players are plugging away In an effort
10 nut up strong fight against the two
sturdy Eastern tives that will he mot
hers--Cornell coming December 81 and
Princeton January 4.
"We're making no predictions for the
season. but we're going ahead and max
ing the best OF things under tho Circum-
stances" is the way the Buckeye coach
looks ut the situation.
At the start of the season all indtCa-
tionS pointed to quintet Of unusual
merits for although there were only
two letter men available, Slyker and
Gre"nspun. the material from last years
freshman squad and from tho list of
ineligIhleS was especially promising.
For this reason followers Of tho bas-
keteerS are expressing confidence that
with the return Of the football men from
California. chances in the Big Ten race
will take big leap in spite OF any re-
verses earlv in the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
THETA MU-W, ', j, AL[-STARS
At CATHEDRAL coop" TONIGHT

silly football eleven last season. VIII pay
center. and this ranGy youth IS expeCted
TO cause the locals conStderapte IIouote'
He Is also a strong contender Tor the
varsity five this year.
CAPTAIN Hawkins. OF tho N!-St2rS.
and the other forward man tor west
virginia this year. will probably display
n rare exhibition Of basket shooting tnIS
evening RE Is considered n strong rival
10 Martin. and with tho two reSn'ar
varsity forwards in action local AahS
will get plenty OF action.
Hill a substitute halfback on the var
s!ty eleven the past year and regular
on the floor five In ~. Is making hAtu
fight for n guard job at the university
this season. and VIII. no doubt. cause
The local forwards, Niggenlycr and fai-
Ctrty. considerable trouble.
klger. another star and aA-arouHnTi
athlete at the MountaInecr Schnoi' WI
hold down guard position with hlt..
It's work for thu varsity on the f!oor
las, year was known throughout the
state and he IS expected 10 perform !"
his usual style this evening.
Local working Hard.
The Theta Mu boys arc working hard
and will Do In the hest OF condition Tor
their encounter this evening. With such
notable stars as NiEgemyer. Rafferty,
Gorsuch Dailer. McGannon. clarke
stein. and others on the floor for tho
frat boys this evening. they Wall nave
more than an equal chance against the
an-StarS.
Practice has been held each evening
The past week and everything In the way
Of developing tho frat boys into pass
ing team has been completed. and well
oiled machine will take the floor against
the Ali-Stars this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
CRACK CoLnEaIAN rIvEs CLASH ON
LOCAL FLOOR THIS EVENING.
ALL-STARS ARRIVE TODAY.
Many Stars Appear with All-Stars
Captain Martin, Leader OF
Varsity Five Hsre.

I.oca, fans will bs given rare floor
treat al the Cathedra Coop" this even
ing. when the Yves, Virginia University
All-StarS Will lineup against the Theta
sIu five. composed Of former Cathedrat
high school stars Referee Russell
Rosenberg. Of Bethany. will handle the
whistle and the contest Will start At
O'Clock sharp. 80 as to allow the players
and fans ample time 70 enjoy the Dixie
Club dance az tho Market Auditorium.
Arrive To-day.
West Virginia VIII arrive n tho C'tF
to-day and like wandering animals, VIII
como in at any hour Of the days. a.
those who are making the tri". Will come
direct from their family homes. where
they are spending their holiday yaca-
tiun. The players VIII assemble Al the
Mcclure hotel. where \ short talk Will
br given them by their coach.
Among those who will arrive here this
afternoon or some time this morning are
Captain Martin. captatn-elcct OF this
years floor five a. the university: Ben
Iy Leutx. captain OF the football eleven
the past season. Richardson. Hawkins,
captain; K!Eer. Meredith and Hill.
Martin. Of the All-StarS. Will lead
Yves; VirElnta's Varsity five through
their coming basketball season for the
wear OF 1921. He is considered as the
best forward in the state and fans VIII
see a REGULAR and finished star In action
in this boy.
Russell Meredith. an end on the var
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
BEzDEK SUGGESTS
ABOLISH|NC GOAL
AFTER TOUCHDOWN

State College. Pa. Dec. 26.-l
should dislike to see any radical
changes made in the football rules. par
t!cuarly with reference 10 the for
ward pass" said Hugo Bezdek, head
coach Of the Penn State team and
director of all athletics at the Blue
and White institution today
The only suggestion that the popu-
lar Penn State coach would offer to
the rulcs committee concerns the goal
rom touchdown. Bezdek believes that
lhis feature o! the game could readily
hr abolished because II merely delays
the game without adding IN any way
70 the enjoyment OF the spectators.
There is no way for an opposing team
to block the kick and It simply tests
the ability Of one man to make good on
a "set-up" according TO Brzdek.
The tendency Is always to make
changes too hurriedly. according TO
Bczdek During the last three or
four years the general public has como
to understand the game as it Is played
and any radical changes in the rules
would merely he confusing" he said.
AS for curbIng the forward pass, II ts
better as II now stands. The offcnse
and defense have been Just about
equalized, yet a fast. widc-awake team
is now able 10 defeat a big powerful
eleven. That is as It should be.
Moreover, the forward pass ia one
OF the most enjoyab Bile features Of the
game from the viewpoint Of the spec
tators. In our game with Nebraska
thirty forward passes were attempted
about half the number of plays-and
spectators declared II 10 be the great
est game that they had ever witnessed.
I, IS not too powerful a weapon be-
cause. there Is always a defense against
1t. II you remember correctly. M in
tercrpted forward pass enabled Penn
State 10 beat dartmouth this year"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
". & J. Basketball Team
To Open With DaTtmOdA !

Washington. Pa. Dec. 2s.-WashihG-
ton and Jefferson's basketball drive IN
preparation for the game with Dart-
mouth hero next Thursday night VIII be
launched on Monday. Following the
victory over the Heinz House five, OF.
Pittsburgh. in 2 preliminary game !sst.
homes for Christmas. but all Will 20
The Dartmouth game Is interesting,
not only because II opens the local coll
legiata season. but marks the lneutufe-
ton Of athletic relations between the IN
situations. Dartmouth Ii on q western
Pennsylvania trip, which provides con
tests with Pitt Geneva and CafnAuqs
Tech, In addition TO Washington 1edt
jefferson. 80 =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
ON THE SCREEN Of SPORT.
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

which evidently Is new In France. By
placing his finger tips on two spots Of
the body Of another man he defcs the
strongest men Of France to lift him
from the floor. The trick is rather obv!-
Gus. since by assuming the positions he
does I'm touching the other fellow, no
compels the other to get into such posi-
ton he cannot get leverage enough 70
raise him from the floor.
The trick Is on par with that OF
breaking an egg by pressing 1t between
the palms. Yet Paris Is all excited and
believes Johnny possesses supernatural
powers. lie does: TO slip that stuff
over In n press agent line. I
Copyright. 1920. by the Bell Syndicate,
Incl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

in as though no were fighting for
title
And Dempsey was fighting for title
and was only able 20 set 1t by going af-
ter his opponent from the very begin
ming and TO batter him down with pow
ersul punches and swings. taking a few
healthy wallops himself. in the attempt
He succeeded every time because for the
simple reason. that ne had wonderful
and powerful punching ability. And yet
some will criticlse him for his lack OF
punch against Brennan
Dempsey had TO slug away FOR six
rounds In a previous battle with the
freshman. and was able to bring him
down In this time. before he was the
heavyweight champion OF the world.
But, tho tale from the time he became
champion "a different. Dempsey was
OF course, forced TO be cautious. even
more than ever before IN hts career. for
the simple reason. that some ham or
even an amateur may come along and
take tSw good wallops from the champ
but slide over a cracking hook 70 tho
Jaw which would end the career OF the
crown on the head Of Champion Jack.
Yes. Dempsey was cautious. and he
was not looked for 10 put the big Irish
Brennan away in n shorter space OF
time than before. He had TO keep COW
cred UP. because Brennan also carried a
heavy wallop. and was just the fighter
who might end Jacks wonderful career
Dempsey and his manager Jack kearns
were both aware OF this. and Jack went
into the ring and vert twelve lonE
rounds before he could finally put Bren-
nan down.
II took twice as long. because the
Irishman even claimed himself. that no
was In the best condition. OF his career,
and when a fighter admits Il personally
Il can be counted upon as facts This
gave Champion Dempsey more trouble
and considering the job that Jack did
over at Madison Square Garden against
Brennan. 1t can be said that ne has not
lost his punching power in the least but
was simply I'D AGAINST q better Brennan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
rurI,r OFF Those Clothes.

The time has now passed when the
football player. who wears an aouhq
nnce Of clothes. must tuck away MS Ola
mud elected shoes and his water soaked
uniform. which stood the bumps and
knocks OF the h2rdships OF the gridiron
game. and have his mother fix up MS
suit for the following basketball season.
OF course, the socks and the sweater
which ne wore on the grtdiron are SIN
available for use on the basketball t!oor'
and mother il called upon to darn up the
old tears and holes in these two re-
naming pieces OF wear. which can be or
service 10 the player on the gym floors.
He IL then called upon TO don a short
pair OF trousers. (no. not what the
Youthful boy wears). but OF gymnasium
style. Instead OF the hard shoe worn on
the xridlron. which IS even worse than
the ordinary every day wearing leather
he goes to the shoe storing pantry and
picks up his old gym shoes from the
preceding basketball year.
After this has all been carefully done
and the clothes put In the best possible
shape for good wear for another year.
he is outfstted we'll for the coming bas-
ketbail season. and as the seasons roll
round ne Is called upon to change his
uniform for every purpose OF athletics.
The world Win Never Know.
Boxing fans throughout the United
States and other countries are puzzled
with solving the reason for Jack Demp-
sey'S showing against Big Bill Brennan
at Madison Square Garden recently.
From a personal viewpoint the writer
only wishes to state that Brennan was
q tough customer. and hs was not the
soft-hearted fighter that the others
were. who fch before the powerful
punching Dempsey In short time.
Brennan was never Knocked out IN
his career with the exception OF the two
times tina, Champion Jack put him 20
the canvas Bill was hard and Dempsey
was able 70 vanqu!sh him IN six rounds
In their first battle only after he had
battered him al over the ring and tore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
.SFC0ND ANNUAL IN INTERNATIONAL
INDUSTRIAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT

Cnitel States and Canada NJ the Same
time, wiring their scores to headQuar-
tors IN Chicago Immediately after IN"
completion Of their games. Those scores
will be sent by code. translated and
tho names Of the winning teams given
10 thr ~ ssOCiatcd Press and flashed
throughout the country.
One Of tho provisions in the rules
makes Il emphatic that each contestant
be an employc OF the concern he rep
rescnts at least two months prior TO
the date set for tho holding or the
tournament. which will be some tnc
the latter part Of February. In last
wears event over lIj teams took part.
bowling IN over eighty cities Mt tho
Same time The present indications
roint to there being at least ESQ to 3VO
teams entered this year. The Tientjeh-
Lang Dry Dock team Of Hohokcn. ~
j.. are the present title holders their
total L"irE the best of the 1920 meet
For further particulars regarding the
tournament address W. V. Thompson
6@S South Wabash avenue, Chicago, Ill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
TO p1sT1UurE TAX ro1lcR.

Washington, Dec. 26.-DistributioA-o f,
forms for Ming income tax returns for
1920 wifi begin January J. the bureau
Collectors for each Of the 81 districts,
the bureau said, will simultaneously
release six classes Of forms On 4eAf
data. a
The forms to be sent out. the tN1eoAN
poraticn income and profits ta1oA
chant marine corporation proeto tA3oS.
and government contracts profits t13Nes
Information as to subsidiary or Mills
ated corporations, schedule OF taxAnis'
interest on liberty honda and certiti.'
Gates Of inventory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
Lynch to Defend Title 4
After Short Vacation

Now York. Dec. e!.-Joe Lynch. el~
hantamweiEht. boxing champion win
take n months vacation and then ANtt
the serious business Of defending his
title" Eddie Mead. his manager, IN.
nounced today. Lynch went into s3cius
sion after the fight Wednesday. In which
he triumphed over Pete Herman. "a
\ tour Of the country. fl which shsi
will meet many bantamweisht aaptr-,
ants. is being planned; Mead said. 'sane
thing is sure" he added. He VIII Actt
20 TO England; the little old y. D. A.
IS big enough for u.s. - =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
"W MIDCETS OPEN
SEASON new YEARS
Crack Five Rsprsssuting Local Y.M.C.A.
Tip or LID FIRST Day Of New Year
Contest In the Afternoon

The ~" M!dgets. representing the
Wheeling Y. NJ, &. A. will open their
1921 schedule on New Years afternoon
when the local i've takes the floor
against Marietta City champs. team
son last year.
The locals Will be composed Of prac-
tically the same players which made
UP the wonderful 1--WE OF last year and
with this In ri"w the Purple and White
will without doubt, stand strong IN the
ranking OF the local amateur floor teams
this sea son.
Prelim!na ries have been arranged. one
OF which Will probably be played off
In the morning. Two junior classes will
Y team and the Detemples OF Martins
Ferry. will take part in tho second aC-
fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
Syracuse Coach After
Boston College Contest


Syracuse. y. Y. Dec. 26.--.DCSp.t" the
loss Of most OF his hest players Coach
"Chick" M"rhan. Of the Syracuse foot
bali team. is clamoring for a game with
Boston College next season. Not salts
fled with meeting Pittsburgh. Colgate,
Washington and jefferson. Brown and
Dartmouth. the Orange mentor wants 10
SEQ his men stack un against the New
England Catho,i" college,
The athletic council Is not q; all an
x'Gus to get the game. figuring the team
Will have a full seasons work cut out
for Il. but Mcrhan wants the game FOR
November s. tn" iasc open ono on the
schedule. and he .nay got his way. This
game would complete tho Orange sched-
ule OF ntne games. which would then
read:
Scr,emhe- -. Hobart: October I. Ohio
State: 8. Maryland state: 10. Brown: -.
Pittsburgh at Pittshurgh: 20. Washing
ton and jefferson; November :. open
tprrhahlv BOSTON College. -. Co!Sote
~, dartmouth at rolo Grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
Nebraska Eleven Will
Bring Its Own Chef
East Next Season

Lincoln Nab. Dec 26.--Whcn the
University Of Nebraska football team
comes East TO play tho University or
Pittsburgh At Forbes Field next fall Il
will DC accompanied BY It's own chez
and second cook. This decision has tuct
been reached by Athlete Director +. W.
I.uehrng. whose experiences with n"
Cornhuskers on Their TRIP 10 New York
and State College. IA. las. autumn
have convinced him that the Nebraska
players need the best cooked food.
The cnrnhuskers had dlctHtic trouble
while resting Mt country club near
State College the night before the game
with Prn7l State in November. Wade
Mum. guard. protested against the food
and the teams physician declared that
the meat and vegetables had not been
properly Cookcd-had too much grease
or something OF that sort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
Bazdek to Face Hard
Problem al Penn State

S.n:r Cnlicgc. Pa. Dec. @6.---When =,
comes 10 hprd football schedules the one
arranged FOR the Penn State college
eleven next fall Will just ahou; take the
prize among eastern colleges. nj least
Following the Two preliminary games.
sevrn ~ the toughest Kind Of battles arc
awaiting Hugo Rezzdcks aggregation,
and the question thu; IS ROW going tho
rounds - whether or not tn" Blue and
White team can 60 through them sue
Cessfully.
Ton varsity men are lost this year. 50
that EexdeS will have practically green
team with which 10 fac" IN" hardest
schedule ever arranged for Penn stale.
However,. tn" popular coach was laced
hy almost the same situation this fall
md he developed team that was ur-
defeated. Every one realizes the "nor-
.ty OF tho task confronting IN" 'iniracie
man" next fall. but there is a feeling
that Bezdek will be ablo TO rise to III"
oCCa sion.