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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20
10 INCURABLE CASES TAKEN

Cataracts removed and cross eyes
straightened. Graduated Eyelids, Sore
Eyes, CATARRH and DEAFNESS
SUCCESSFULLY treated. GLASSES
SCIENTIFICALLY ADJUSTED by
the latest and most approved methods.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHBAT-Receipts, 1881 bushels The
market ruled firm but quiet. OFFERINGS were
light. Following were the quotations. Car
lots In export elevator government standard
inspection standard prices No. red winter
S28o' No. I northern spring. $3.50 No.
bard winter, s2.3o No. red winter. gar
licky. t237. No. red smutty. s2.3e; NO
l. red. .earlcky and smutty, s2.3 The
United States Grain Corporation's purchs ses
OF wheat are based on the following schsa-
ule Of discounts: No. 2 wheat &c under
No. u No. wheat &c under No. !; NO, y
wheat loo under No. I; No. wheat iac
CoRN--ReceIpts 1901 bushels. pc
mRnd was Light but prices ruled hrin under
ity and location, at i1.bo@1.so, the latter
,oATsgRSSeiHpGts. 17.s4s bushels. SUP;
plies were small and the market ruled
hrIn but quiet. We quote Car lots. as To-
losatlonMzNoa a. No, 2 white, e7h @nsc; 10
white, hG@o oOh c: No white, o6 @pbhc
- -F1OUR-Receipts. t.b4a.134 lbs IN sacks
Ihe market was firm but nn'et .N@ quo,e
Soft winter straight western. sio,I3@ a. / 70!
4 siis5SEl % do s'& sBgr pessT, sSF SiasS
patent sI4, 30 9i5. 2%5. % do, short patent,
slh oud 1925: fancy spring and city mills
p'tent; family brands. s18.25 a 10 80. -
b0H sio THS 90 S0iSs per S Barrel IN
sacks. 20 uuallty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Jan. 16.-The market
for coffee futures opened quiet, un-
changed to an advance of 3 points,
The Brazil cables were considered about
a standoff
There was no snap TO the trading
after the call, buyers showing a dis
position to await developments. owing
to news dispatches from Washington
stating that the government was plan
nlng to take possible action tending to
restrict speculation.
Notwithstanding the recent uu-
settled and irregular prices. there is
still a good deal of bullish sentiment
which finds reflection in various com
ments around the ring.
One of these was to the effect that
OYER 10000 bags of coffee are being
roasted every day, with only $4,000 to
10000 bags coming in at the Brazilian
ports.
Around midday, prices here were off
10 to 10 points from initial figures. Nav
selling down to 1890 and September
tn II ASp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Renewal of Exchequer Bonds Had
No Effect on Gilt Edged Section

London, Jan. 16.--British Chancellor
of the ExcheQuer Chamberlain s state.
ment that E150, 1000. 900 of exchequer
bonds maturing in the next few months
would be renewable at 594 per cent in
five year bonds, terminable upon one
years notice, had no effect on gilt edged
investment securities on the stock ex
change today, that section being dull.
Home rails moved upward again on
the acceptance by the unions of the
governments offer for the settlement OF
the wage demands made by the EN-.
poyes in the lower grades of the service,
but the shares Of foreign roads lacked
steadiness.
Profit taking occurred in the oil de-
psrtment Shell Transport was I2%
and Mexican Eagles 11%.
The industrial group was irregular.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
BEARS RAID OILS
IN CURB MARKET.
Rumors About Unfavorable De-
ve'opments in Homer Field
Cause Recessions
lMDUSTRIALS ARE STEADY

New York. Jan. 1G.-Tradjpg on the
Broad street curb was uncertain in
tone and movements again today with
continued Importance attached to re-
ports of unfavorabc DEVELOPMENTS in
somc OF the recently developed oil fields.
Stories about the Homer field were
again effective in causing bear raids
and some declines of stocks of prop
critics in that field ranged from 60
i points. Tic heaviest loss was in Do.
minion Oil, which dropped ~ points
to ~. followed by rally to %.
Gilliland. after selling down 215 TO
!BR. recovered all its loss. and In
ternationnl Petroleum. which dropped
?13 to 6I%. had n quick rally of over
| point. Simms moved in the same
way and White Oil, after a decline of
point to 31A moved up materially
nbove, Yesterdays closing price.
lndustrials were steady without spc-
"inl feature. Submarine Boat sold at
16 to 15h and Retail Candy at i7X
to l6M. American Safety Razor was
traded in at 1917 TO 16%. General
Motors (new) sold at 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY

CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE So
snEIN(; FUND CONVERTIBLE BONDS.
tiEEtnitE AZ Eouita bic Trust Company of New
yotk' successor TO Colonial Trust Company.
.,nI5g Trg''Msf 'Mortsass Hnosr ds 5anasry . sSS
ge!evLh sale OF bonds issued under said
Ioi Iosi,,ssSe. saS 10 exhaust the sum Of Two Hun
1msa and Nlnety-nine Thousand -Four Hun
ared and Thirty-six Dollars and Five Cents
,Ssn Bends grsf.Tenae ssfea at the lowest
prIssss Isssslsd DC offers viii be opened at the office
a, the Undersigned. No. 81 Wall street,
EEsSyuaTs Es% aorNs 3, iSao, and should be indorsed
noasrs for the Sale OF Bonds to the N.
.synstonal Paper Company Sinking Fund. "
The right is reserved to reject any and
~ rpH ShI IEourrARLB TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Trustee.
py LYMAN RHOADES, Vice President.
Dated New York. January 3. 1920.
Esy THE INDUSTRIAL TRUST, TITLE
ES AND SAVINGS COMPANY
Phladel phia, January IL. 1920.
At the Organization Meeting of the Board
AZ Directors, held this day. the following
srIcers were unanimously elected to serve
''{p '{pr.sdent saf ensu'l'SH J6HN NC &. cARRuTH.
vice President and Treasurer. JOHN s.
SVTn VICE President. HARRY w. HAND.
Secretary and Asst. Treas. J. EDW.
'InsDl Asst lS%~. secy. and Asst, Treas. DANIEL
The following appontments were made:
Trust OFFICER, LOUIS BOSS, Esq.
Asst. Trust Officer, o. Il. KIESEWET-
''''' ~ J. EDWARD SCHNEIDER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
TONOPAH STOCKS

New York, Jan. l6,--BUTTER--E Easter
Receipts, b4op tubs. Creamery. higher than
eNtras, G2h q csc; extra (p2 Ecorel slH G362
nrsts, 57h g0ici packing stock, current
make No 2 43C.
Zoos. Unsettled. RssSeipts, 7i55 cases
Fresh,gathersd extras, 79e; DO, extra frsts
II q zee; do, hrsts, SEQ zoe; state, Pennsyi
yEnia and nearby western hennery whites
FIRST 20 extra, 76ds2c; do, browns. 766G
Isoi do, gathered browns and mixed colors
CHEESE--IrreEular Receipts. h78 boxes
state whole milk nats. currfent make, spe.
state, whole milk. twins. current make sns
Gals. 3lls y 3:ei do. ayerage run. 30 Qolc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
PROVISIONS p

, There. WAS = fair jobbing demand for most
descriptions and values were we'll sustained
yuotatlons! Beef. in sets. smoked and ar, ar,
and, air-dried, j4c; pork. family, 53c; hams
?; -. T. curee loose. 28d 27c; do. skinned loose
2'm ,4c! do, do smoked. .4p26c; hang.
boiled, boneless. 4nc; picnic shoulders :,
=. cured loose 2ais q; do smoked: 245h c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
DAIRY PRODUCTS

rulsS lsSSTTEnmTrade FL was gulet but prices
ouoa sd ons ssaqy Sod with nodsrsto offerings f,nsS
sstra q; rsts. $50 o0c; irsts Se8 5sc; seconds.
GS0 G0e fsr to good. Ss sSGe sSc; prints AgoG 3ob
blpg AZ 7og72c for fnncy and at IS @ 6so for
EdGs1Fresh eggs were in small supply
ana ana STEADY. tes but trade was quiet. Cold-stor
quotations Free cases. nearby frsts, .s2s: 10
@ extra ssEPy Ess eu.SSn s reGePts TsEs
MA 80; .storage esgs as to quality, s14 10
esh esFs nfs52T t fancy selected
, CHEESE was tHS SLOW "a and prices
1sy9red YoT wnaIs SISye+9 The Gn9ta,tions' ,S New
good, sih $5e Wisconsin sHe1 whce S milk fiats
8 sass hea % FAR ants TO fSsaS sa al soSda
POULTRY
ruIaS on market ana aget but grcs'
the the sgyppiy; The quotations isiiow: F91wls
DO poor sa5S soc ?'Ss broSs cSofen
neSa sa1ey ssstt51Sated ss = weighing ~ @2 lbs
s. sssE'HF faifSaiios ysjsEE
%ssSseSSy ssSs "I $se sesse, 1n 80 sts tarlcys
sSans per- G pair d9
p,gIi1p, ppInop ID 2' T,sshing m lbs lbs
apiece. 75g9oc; cuIs, 1od6Oc guineas, old.
per pair. 75c
d2 D2RESsED1Fine desira bIe-sLzed stock s was
we'll cleaned up and prices ruled frm.
The, The gq,o,taticns ,,t were as follows: Fowls,
ing a. lbs. and over apiece. 3sc; weigh
Ing 3h lbs, 32G SIC: smaller sizes. 27 m9lc:
ing lbs; and over aplece, 37c; Weighing az,
lbs. 30@92c smaller sizes 90 @2ac: old
ROSTERS dry, packed 2sc broilers. Jersey,
dry-packed. 81 42c do. western = dry -packed,
ing chickens, western, dry-packed IN bhls.,
weighing 4 lbs and over apiece. 35 a 36c;
2h @8 lbs. apiece, 400 s2c; western corn.
to DOZEN per ID. 4 34 %45c; IS 10 q lbs to
dozen, per lbs 35@s7S 81 tc g lbs to do5-
per lb, $40 SOC; AZ to AZ lbs. to dozen. per
lb. 81 a 35c: As lbs. and over to- dozen.
81 @3Sc: ducks. western fancy, 3s@ 4Oc;
geese western. fancy, 30G 32c; do do. fair
Maryland. fancv, soc DO. virginia and other
nearby. fancy. he65sc do. nearby. fair
to good, 53655c; DO: western. ssprlng fancy.
81 q 53c; do. old toms, 4bc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
Dividends
PHILADELPHIA RAPID rR.xs,r o

u UIVIdend Nc,
A ssn,,,r,., Ehlladelphia, Jan n Iooo
~ share has S"G been SSer rnd csnts
cspitsI IrnninSs inIS to December 81, is1Si he sur
dose a. iSIS STsI to shareholders Of recops Jsnu-
'" BOOKS will remain open -'' lS2O' Trans
FRANK b, ELLIS. secretarv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
VEGETABLES

Potatoes Of fine quality were pretty well
cleaned up at full figures. Onions and cab
hage were quiet and easier, Quotations.:
White potatoes Pennsylvania per cwt.,
81. 25 q 4. 10: do. New York. per cwt. s426
Sweet potatoes. southern. per hamper. sl@
25; do Jtrsev. per basket. 81 40dl. rs.
Cabbage New York Danish. per ton, s1O5D
115. Onions per 100-lb. sacks-Yellow, No.
1 S6a6.25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
fT7 THE EQUITABLE nLUMINATINc
GAS LIGHT co. OF PHU.AOFJ,PHII

a. The Annual Meeting OF the stockhoIdeTe a,
-. Eagit9Sls Illuminating Gas Light Com
c.ompsny,s office, N. w. corner OF Broag
jsou.ach jso Arch ao streets. PHILADELPHIA. Monday,
"a ssnuary VARY 2o' l920, at u o'clock noon, whsn
An election will be held for Ave tKS dir.rtarn
Snsseerve h. serve for the ensuing year, and such otbsr
lore the meeting 'uS"t De-
,,Lhe me stock transfer books will h. oIo,,,
nVm un,II % p, m. Thursday. January Is ieSo
~ a. n III Il TrueeSsdsy, reS January 27. 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
GoVERNM MENT BONDS
BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver was quoted
in New York today at a decline OF 2Kc
at 81 .2S1a an ounce. I'm London tic
price was I'D, off ID
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
FRESH FRUITS

Demand was only moderate hut va Lues
generally were steadily maintained. Quo
tatons Apples, per bbI. as to quality. $40
per ba rrel. s6.5Oms,5O: do per crate. 81 so
as. Oranges. California navels. per box.
s215 ct 20i do, FIorids per poX 81 sooS
40. Grapefruit, Florida. per box, 81. COG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
THE j. G. mini

~, quarterly dividend ., CUOnIPANY
lsrr,d ttpcf pef cent on the outsta 9G n9Ge three
b;$.rs 3 rssSS 49, to s'sG PSf
is,b close, Of business on Of record
VII closs sNS1ST nIus books q The prsferppssJf fpsfy 22
'hseEs will be mailed
H. r. RAurc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
- .,y,oN NATIONAL BANK

-. Union NATIONAL BANk, ,o,,
eS Phladephisa. pa an tho so sioeSboId. cDfS
AZ tns ~ tho 18th instant. tho following
.rs ,a.Ts helS r." were elected Directors to serve
during the ,Sor ensSor'" Nathan T. Folwcll
W. j. CarPpynban Samuel e. Lands
Jgnatius - rotte VIM D. Oebernann
Ho ace !. ,t,tcbclI Jonathan Jonks
Henry nin Charles J Clark
8. 3. MhlLNii,ch Henry NJ. McAdoo
J. ). mc%%tarjin Norman x. Conder-
donn -, gnieiberger man
Louis y; yartnn, Jr Walter Clothicr
Henry -. tinS III ~ the Directors, held this
AT . W1ttan,in9 Officers were elccted.
day tne ,.99n%u,ioSh President: Ignatius J.
x . Vice president; Louis n Spiclber,,
Fsr Vice President and Cashier Snmppl stsTt
Wnlhte' Wh Assistant Cashier; Henry H. Rein
sard Assistant rGss Gssn'sr Hanrf Hunt NotsfS Hr9w"
ESQ., LOUIS N. sPIELBERGER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
iSY SECOND NATIONAL. BANK
0f phtIa doy.t,t.

Frankfcrd. Phila.,, Jan. 10, 1920.
held this day, the following named e"nti".
snSuing year: i'' 'h9
watson gayingtcn Daniel f. Greenwood
SsmHeI Evans. Jr. Robert L.. Sheppard
fTanKrn Smedley John r. Gossling
'onn blodIe william Bateman
., January H. 1920
~ meeting OF the Board Of Directors
unanimously reelected: John 2. Gossmiiepre
resident; Daniel r. Greenwood. Vice Presi,
FRANK ADsHEAp Cash,.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
aS5ass PROPOsALs FOR COTTON ToMEr

W. ING, offcs OF the ounrterns 80
General, Clothing and EauipREe DivisIop,
proposals In dupeSte Wlll be received hsrs
until II a, M, February 10, 1920 fnS V,yre
bleaehed cotton towelns Information on rs
quest ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
Eye COLUMBIA AVENUE TRUST co.
BrOad and Columbia ave.

Al the Annual Meeting OF the stockholders
hsd on the 18th inst, the following stock
tors OF this company. to serve for the en-
suing year:
syl A. Ielth VIM, A. CarliIo
george Graham Albert b. Milett
YIN: Allen Henry p. Schneider
walter G; E1lls Wm, d. Chambers
Clarence A. Rowell Albert C. OchrIe
John Fl. Smaltz Julian Huet
{. Henderson SuppleeThos. C. Poole
,,,sy: A. Leith. President: william Allen.
Vice President; William A. Carlile. SeC:etarv
ana Treasurer;, George $: Graham Soici-
,, ,,or, and John C. Gilpin. Trust officer. The
AontEomery. Assistant Secretary. and A.
sstant Treasurer; Robert Il. Fabian, Titis
nflcer: William 5. Burkhart. Assistant
Trust officer and Assistant Title Officer
WILLIAM A, CARLILE,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
'rA rifrSRRtSKGR RtIiNR AANP west ViRGTSTz

v,,Ms bMSGP board u bPIIIsycl,DEND NUMBER !,
y fifS he {! pr.geeea1 one and ri assSrsd d.
oS,Tsr sRd,d si9.E q the compSe15y e5 cent
spc r,cc,1f 1februqrS ss issShper 1890, 9e 81: 1912 pay
's'v 1925 close OF bushes" On Fop e
p,,,. ?. ", sUAiAfyRrru,
[SseSrkh, January IL, 1920 Secretary.
ssn..ISO ~ Board oi a bireotoSSSp eSoAtSpAFY 9. 1920.
&aIl diyiS.enSt difie this day dselarsd a rsmle rsn,.
NO cbscceessholSsrg OF record Jsnnrnvary q
sa1s remain opsh wsa5 Be mailed ana trsSsfse,; 70;
ALFRED N. GRAY. Treasure,
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tSFa WARWICK IRON AND sTFE,-
: COMPANY

a, Ihe Annual Meeting OF the stocl,bo,,o..
vi %l 'ss bs rS,9 rW,S9r%ck " Iron and Steel CompanyS
compsny ss neg q IN @ the philadelphia otfce Of the
E.hpsmg, 70 b23 Chestnut street Tues5..tvYe
md mnsoraary 10, 1920, at . o'clock n mesuay,
S ,oS stSieeUon tS o. board Of directors, to serve
?, transfer books of the conpsnv mil, .,-
iSDSSar 18th and reopen Februarw fitS f,1Se
II. Il. MAILMAN,
- z;77,--.-,7. ,7.---------A \ Secretary.
tS sHE The. ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
ana an election for Directors to servn T CO.
rSUS rSs c9,GEsI near viii be held at the office % of
streets so'pIHSnhy; pShsy Ninth and Westmorelan
"' Iith. at - o'clock noon u"'' feDru-
"sneu' HoLLISTER STURGEs.
Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16

Utah p & l. Co SIS
5000 .... SAL.
1000 80. s41a
Virginia Rlways IS
5000 80. 8sh
wabash r r Co 1st
1000 -. s0H
wabash r r Co Cd
@O0o -. SOJa
West Maryland As
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-23
ORLEANS

Mrs Leon Turnbu!l las rc7unc
work in the Hunter and Potter TO. G
after months vacation.
Over 200 sat down to a chicken pc
supper at the Congregational church
On Thursday evening lest, aid 4
full justice to the fine FOO served
consisting of chicken pr l3l-
dccGhnuts, cakes, pies, coAc", a..
tea.
MR.. Bachand, nurse, has ta-nrcei
f ON Lowell, whore she la been
no sing in the family Of IT.. Fl@Eun.
Roy Bean and Herbert Moulton
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-23
NEWPORT LOCALS

b1-gfI-f ~ r far
.rl',,,;..,., 0'' ',;.',o,, ~ ~ '','
ilna VIZ u..''S, "' .'e '3%!,'.'
i'009c' lHui'd'y' NOV - Iro"a u ~
p, H. \, ,r..
VI l. t"u MIS-, l. ~ llIIot Ct b@.'oh
were IN tne Guy 9' 'l,,jy ana ca" ca
"e'eJH the CT! on 9"1u2ay ana call
ea on i2cA&S' ,
>r d, ,. W. " II i, D I.1t lc.UIH , rom
New on ana boston MAJ
Mrs. Florence LemolAe Is SpenI3s
1GNtI-.! :, Gays WIN heI 9ialol' NJ -
y. u. S,eVepa at Derry Line.
Mise, Nolma ant Rosie Ian
apeMt iAe week ohd W''A Iel@t\ IS
n Ho"aAd'
&r. and Mr.. Z. J. Prouty arc N
no#ton !Oi few Gays.
Nj, and MIS- Hel&h fc2cioy Of
St2ns.2a6, WAo LlFc ale.t Two wees
with tncl- son, EeAJam.n Iomeio3
20 e'day TO Scnnectaay, n. y, 20
stay with tAeT daughter through tie
|nte,.
Miss Ai!ce uou spent the WcCN
end a. the guest q MIa. .. II. Brown
BoEAton, 7. z.
Mrs. Ben Bu,telteld and Nj. J.
J. Fann&A of Derby Line were VS.
o., in town on Saturday,.
Six members o. the Pol'yaHaa clas7
Of The Methodist Sunday school, .Ii#.
c. L. Drown. teacher he'd their
monthly luncheon on Friday attCr-
noon The mnch was III charge Of
/ loJise 20 ley and Barbara Lawson,
VINO se,ved lot rolls and fathes cake
which tEev prepared and baked thew
Give. Thee present were M
Drown. Harriet Watkins, Berdepa
Niles Doris Magooa, Myrtle Wood,
| T.ouisp BOSlCv and Barbara Lawson.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-23
Newport Toy Corp. Has
$4,000 Capital Stock

Articles o. association have been
fled with Secretary Of State Harry
A. Black at Montpelier by the Scott
TOY Corporation Of Newport vita I
c&ritaI stock OF $4,000 divided into
25O shares Of preferred anI $50
a&a.c5 Of common stock at Il par
value Of 500 a share
The preferred stock under cclti-
Gcate of pl opposed issue filed, is to be
is ued for cash and carries eight per
cent dividends and the common stock
is TO be issued for rights and good
viii Of toy acroplane.
The incoIporators are C. A. Brown,
CaI1iH Huntington. G. Samuel Scott,
II. NJ Louthood and Pearl O. Miller
all Of Ncwpo.t,
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NOTICE

q. - %,
NIse
-. ..ssa.. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
NARWOOD HIGH
SCORES GREAT
12-6 VICTORY
II. MILLER AND SMITH MADE TIE
rOUCHDOwNS FOR 9REEC AND
wHTE-OUTPLAYE THE
PIKE LADS
Al Goals Prom Touchdown Missed Due
to Heavy Ttsld-Eand Raced Forty
Yards for Touchdown

Before the largest crowd that has
witnessed fotball game in Warwood
this season. the Warwood high school
griddcrs walked away with the stroV;
Tr!adelphia District hish school aggre-
cation by score OF - TO 3.
The e. me was played on heavy neld
but much speed was shown by both
learns. The crowd was from the out
the-pike district enmasse and from
Warwood. The Green and White showed
Il spirit that has been lacking this ses-
son. due TO several regular players hav-
ing been out OF tho lineup practically
all season, and the brand OF football
shown was q fulfllment Of the predic-
ton OF the Ninth Ward school they
were going to avenge for last years IS
defeat.
The first scoring was made in the first
quarter Warwood kicked to Triadcl-
phia and downed the receiving man in
his tracks. The visitors We're held
without q gain for three downs, and
then attempted TO kick out OF danger.
However. Shafer. WarwoOd's crack half
back. playing center. rushed through
the line, broke up the kick. Miller re-
covering for the Green. ON the next
play H. Miller. playing half for War
wood. plunged the line for ten yards.
making the first score. Goal was
missed.
In the second quarter. the talIns bat
tied on 4 par. but finally the up-rirer
ItIiS pCSdN uONh INC
When within fifteen yards of the goal.
they made = triple pass. Smith. end. GO
ing over for six more points. Goal was
again missed duo TO the heavy field.
Hand the Rcd and Blacks hrct-foOted
right end, ran forty yards for their only
score, receiving IA pretty forward pass.
The goal was missed.
The fourth quarter as a blank. both
teams tlghttng hard in the middle or
the field when the final whistle was
blown.
Both schools finished their season
yesterday, and both teams made good
records. Warwood suffered number Of
handicaps during the season, lell. the
crack center suffering n broken shoulder
in the first game with Wheeling high.
Baker and Brand. two regular linesmcn
dropped from the team IN the middle Of
the season when they moved away from
town. while Steinb!cker. the big half
back, died several weeks ago after an
operation. brought on by game.
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WHEELING FANS . "
At WASHINGTON

Wheeling football enthusiasts were
well represented in the throng OF Grid.
iron fans who Witnessed the West VIZ
Einia University Washington q Joner.
son game at Washington. Pa. YESTERDAY
afternoon.
Among those who went from Whoele.
in: were Attorney and Mrs. Tom b.
Folk Attorney and Mrs. J. Wiltam
Cumniins. L. NJ. lItnerman and Harlan
r. Courrwri"ht. Of Moundsville: Ban
Kittlc. Raymond Lcwellyn, Miss Flor.
cnce kimmins Lester Walters Howard
Atkinson. Miss Mary Ellen Wright, Nj,
and Mrs Hugh Brady Wright HuguA
AIirs Mildred Woodruff James Grayson.i
William Cotton. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schmidt. Jess MrHnnry. Herbert Mont
ccncry. James y. Shepherd. Miss Flor
once kevsnr. Miss Alverda jerome, OF
West Liberty: Joseph Heft. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Elmer Becker. George K. wheat.
Captain Crocan. Floyd Gandee e;
Moundsville: Miss Ruth McCom6A, Mo-
Maudn Jefferson and Miss Maude Cufttl
Of West Liberty: Miss Eleanor Linte2
Miss Virginia Linton. A B. Parker. IN,
and Mrs. G. r. Watkins. James G.. StoOSi
art. Robert Riddle. Lawrence SchQlfa
Lawrence Wagner. Miss Virginia WSfeEd,
ling. R NJ. Entg and plumber Of othSsAI
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he carried with him and the auction
pinochle sharks took the roll from him
in short order only to lose It back to
him at poker.
Nick was mentioned in connection
with the White Sex scandal. I saw
him during the series and asked him
how he was betting.
"CincinnatI." he said. =
What do you know g.
Nothing, except that I know the fel-
lows who are betting on the REDS and
that is good enough for me-.
He had started TO back the White SoX
hut seeing where the Fed money was
he concluded instantly something was
crooked and switched his bets.
Nick had S350.0O0 in cash when he
was arrested so 1t Is not worrying him
much unless they bring that Illinois
habitual criminal law against him--for
it applies to gamblers who have been
arrested frequently.
Copyright, 1920, Bell Syndicate 1nc)
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SECOND DECREE !
MURDERF0UND|
JURY AT ST. CLARgVrLL1 A0210'
ON VERDICT AT Noo1
YESTERDAY. 7i
Fifty Hours Dslibs1atton 1sQu4O1-N
Sentence 10 Not Pro.
nou1cSd. -

After celebrating so hours. the 5ufy
on the trial OF Jasper l.. Gray. OF Stem
crville. charged with numbering GeofgO
Jennewcin found verdict Of Fuilty In
the second degree at st. Clairsviile vessi
terday ut noon. The trial was Z short
one. but the verdict was hard to reach;
Gray was charged with killing Jenneat
vein for paying attention to his wife.
He was placed on trial Tuesday morn.
ing Sentence has not been proAouocods