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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
v. { J.'S HOME
FLOOR SEASON
OPENS DEC. 80

! Washington. Pa, Dec. cit Is likely
that Washington and Jcffcrson's hom"
basketball season will open here on the
night Of Thursday. December 30 with
Dartmouth. A tentative agreement,
which must be ratified by the athletic
. authorities. has been entered into with
the Hanover, y. H.. team for game on
that night. This. however will not he
the first contest OF the year for the
Presidents. who have booked Il game in
Pittsburgh with tho Heinz House team
for Saturday. December IS, IL present
plans go through.
Dartmouth If the game is approved.
will provide the first college antagonist
for the Presidents. and the contest Will
mark the first athletic competition In
which the teams ever engaged.
w. e. Us schedule Is still in a very
formative state. Former Manager Muir
doch left legacy of numerous contracts
/ partially arranged. bat none OF them
= ton. Manager Miller has not yet Sc
: cured ratification Of any Of these con-
, tests but expects to bring up the sched-
! urc. us far IS II Is arranged. before the
athletic council at n regular meeting this
week. Thus far the tentative program
calls for games with most Of the lead
ing contenders for honors in this district
including Pitt. Penn State. Allegheny.
! Grove City, West Virginia and others.
| The season will close on March in a
! taineers.
; wash-Jcff Is still without n coach. II
! had been hoped 10 retain Charles {.
Nuss of washington. former Wash-Jcff
star, who has successfully coached the
! Presidents for some years. but his tatu
has not been definitely established. Nuss
! has been at Akron. o.. for some months
engaged in engineering construction
work. II Is rumored that he is to be
transferred by his firm to Washington.
| in which case he will be availab bile. How
ever neither he or Manager Miller Is
! certain of this.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
Large Number Report
For Coach Dayton's
wy. Wrestling Team
rhirty-t three Reported Yesssrday-P1su'
II OF Natsrial-Ttvs Grtd1ron Men
Trying Out for tina Team.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
Morgantown, W. Va, Dec.-Yesterday
afternoon thIrty-three men, all candi-
dates for the West Virginia University
wrestling team. worked out in the gym
naslum here under the CAREFUL eye OF
Coach Pug" Dayton, who has been nav
ing the men report to him daily ever
since last Wednesday. At least Ten NOR
candidates are expected when equipment
for them Is received. The athletic de-
partment did not expect that the stu
dents would take such an lnerest IN
wrestling. and therefore were caught
short-handed when nearly 1ltty men re-
ported for the team.
The thirty-threc men on the floor To-
day were Joe and SteYe Harrick. both
football men; Nicholson and Tal!maP,
two more Varsity football players:
Wright. Freshman pigskin chaser; ana
Lambert. Parker, Sickler: Courtney
Williams, Price. Burdette. kincaid. Sci
be, Blantord Craig, stephens. Gotl.
Brown, Wilson, Mcdonald. Goldberg.
Myers. Gather. Pitzcnberger. Ryan. Nor
rls. Dolan Blake, Hefner. Prove, Turko-
vich and Gerwig.
Among those mentioned above there Is
some very promising material, but at
this early date it is Impossible to judge
the relative merits Of the candidates be-
cause they have not had enough work.
BY the end OF the week Coach Ton
-
sha DID and will then be able to announce
just what kind of matmen he Will De
able to develop. $780,
All Of the men out for the team from
Craig. who weighs ll5. TO Nlchoison'~no
tins the scales at 200, appear to DO IN
good shape physically. and when they
train down will be worthy representa-
tiyes OF West Virginia.
Coach Dayton stated yesterday that
he was pleased with the exceptionally
iDl
interest and enthusiasm shown BY the
candidates According to Coach Dayton
all OF the men have shown Willingness
for hard work and realizing that tney
are novices pay strict attention 10 ms
talks on the fine points OF the sport
and also readily grasp little tricks ne
shows them while they are working OUT
on the mat. r
The weights in wrestling run as fol-
lows: lis, l25, 1875. 145. l5S. lis. and un-
limited. There are FOUR or more TS,r lrIs
. in each OF these classes. and with the
material on hand the coach is confident
that nc will be able 10 produce some
good men.
ss stated before nothing definite can
he learned concerning the strength OF
the wrestlers until the University cham
pionsh!ps, which will he trial matches,
are held Coach Dayton has not yet SCI
date for these trials. but II Is unuel,
Stood tnat lhtS VIII pIoSa' ,rS. ,,,ra,t
within the next wo weeks. The wrest'
ling team is not scheduled to meet an
other school until the middle OF Janu.
ary, 20 Coach Dayton has plenty Of time
in which to get his men in chape. HS
hopes, however. to decide the number
of candidates to a minimum. which VIII
make II possible for him TO give ms
undivided attention to the best crap
pliers. The team will continue 10 work
out every afternoon in the gymnasium
until December %. when the Christmas
holidays commence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
MoIlNTAINEER GRID
C6nCHES FOR 1921
NOT YET SELECTED
Athletic Board May Meet This Weeh &c
DISCUSS Most Promising Men 1or
petition Next Year.

Morgantown. Dec. 6.-(Spl)--Faiiure
of the West Virginia University t he.-
hall coaches for the 1921 season nj
Saturday nights meeting here Is taken
in some local circles to indicate that
change not only in the, ,pers3n1el OF the the
coaching staff but in the whole system
Of nlay Is contemplated.
It has been six years since a change
Of major Importance in the stan has
been made and II 1t comes about az
this time there will no doubt be quite
a stir in Mountaineer athletic circles.
Absolutely no information was given
out by the board relative to the cS* g,
ing situation, except that three mem
bers of the committee, !. e., s. C. Jac rs
SON Of ClarksburE. an alumnus; w; n;
member. and Director II; A., Stansbury:
had been entrusted with the task or
making a decision relative to the whole
coaching situation and reporting back
to the athletic board at its next meet
ing.
This is in line with former practices
Of the board in selecting football
coaches, so that the local rumors may
be entirely unfounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
Banquet for "Triads'
In Gym This Evening
Captain for 1871 WILL Also y SELECTED
Truschell and HrsdTtchS Favored

Members Of the 1920 football squad
of Trladelphia High school will be ten
dored big banquet blowout" this eve
ming in the new gymnasium, Of the out
the-nike school. AS this is the hrst
time for three years that the big annual
event has been held within the schoors
doors. a program has been put on tina I
will show the students appreciation 70,
ward the Red and Blacks wonderful
showing on the gridiron this season.
A captaincy election will take place
which will conclude the evenings pro,
gram. and Truschell, H. Fredrichs' and
the nike lads on the gridiron next year.
Several speeches will be made during
tho evening, Coach Cassidy. District
Superintendent Jacobs. Prof. King. Capt.
Clarke. being the principal speakers.
A number of the members of this sea-
sons squad are also expected to deliver
interesting talks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
WARWOOD- BETHESDA
ON FRIDAY EVENING
Green apd white Strong TIT. Season
pom, Scha1fer, Strobel and 4ood
Are Regulars.

warwood's Green and White ba sket-
bali tossers open their long and inter
estinE l92O-2l schedule on Friday eve
ninY December 10, in the up-the-river
nwm with Bethesdas crack quintet. Al
though little is known Of the Ohioans'
thew have always been represented by Z
strong five and will give the Green sti1f
opposition for the opening contest. -,
Pell, Schafrer. Strobel and HOOD VIII
nroba6ly star as regular, while Wise.
r STJlIer. or r. Miller. will take the
other position. which was left vacant as
tha result of the sad death Of Melvin
Steinbicker and the graduation OF
Schramm last June. With this comnin "a.
fior already selected Coach Tilock
Should place winning team on the
floor for the Warwood school tn.
opening game, according to reports from
close followers Of the Green and White.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
YANKEES IN TIE

Hailing from the Ferry as one OF
tho best junior teams in that section
the Tice A G. Of Martins Ferry were
held to n scorcleSs tie by the Yankee
Juniors Of South Wheeling Sunday. Not
only did the South Sidcrs hold the
Jurple and White sCorelcss. but had
the ball constantly in the Ohioans' ter
ritory during the greater part OF the
Next Sunday the Yankees will prob
ably meet the Chick A. c. on the Tun-
mel Green grounds. Definite arrange
mcnts have not been made. but 1t Is
almost assured that the contest will
go through. 1t will be played for the
Championship Of the Ohio Valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
YANKEES MEET HENRY
A. c, NEXT SUNDAY
East End Rivals ON Grtdiron in Curtain
Failing Event at Tunnel Green
Grounds.

As the football curtain In the ONO
valley is about ready to fall fans had
better hurry to the Green" next Sum-
day. to see old man Football pull an
other stunt before the season closes
Two old rivals come together In the
Henry 4. c. and Yankees. both OF the
prove q battle from start to finish.
Every member Of the Yankees Is re-
uuc,stCd 10 report for practice this eve
ming and the remainder Of the week, as
the Orange and Black eleven Is anxious
wearers of the Gold and Blue. After q
layoff of two weeks the Yankees VIII
gather In their players and get together
for the final event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
EVERYTHING IN READfNESS ZOE
TMrIN9 OF BASKErBA1L LID
ZOE SEASON OF 192o-2
Union Ras Edge Over Cadets with
wsAknsSB Patched Up-Gorsnch
starts Game At 8 O'CLOCK

Everything is in readiness for the
big Z. II. 5. and Union II: ). game at
ths cathedral Armory this evening.
Roth teams are IN the best OF condition
and a lively contest will no doubt take
Union High will have quite 4 Jump
on the Cadets. Tho Benwood lads nave
already played two games and nave
matched up the weak places and streng-
thaned the team considerably. Cathe,
dral, on the other hand. has not had
any chance 10 ind their weaknesses.
THIS y the Cadets opening game ana
whether or not thcy will no able to cope
with the greatly strengthened Union
fvE remains 10 I've seen.
THY is the first game between these
two teams since 1917 and Il large crowd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
WEST VIRGINIA
IS ON LOOKOUT
FIR NEW COACH
REPORT CIRCULATED TAHRouaH.
OUT MORGANTowN YESTEADAx
TEAM A DISAPPOINTMENT
nrubby" Mc1ntire Had Coached Noun
tatneers For Past SIX YeafCAtn-
letio hoard Failed to Report

Morgantown. w. Va, Dec. 6.-West
Virginia University is on the lookout Tor
n new football coach. according TO Il re,
i" "a nv t%wfijch circulated in wcll-informed
circles here today. 49,
"Tubby" McIntire has coached Inc
Mountainous for the past six years &C
cordinG to today's report. rumors or d,s-
durjnr the past season, arc much in evil
dcncr' and those who gave credence to
the reports, pointed TO the fact that the
athletic board Of the university. at ITS
meeting last night, failed to appoint
rridiron coach for the 1921 season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
WHEELING WILL HAVE
STRONG FLOOR TEAM
Many Second String Members and New
Entrants In School Are Expected 20
PorcO Four Ex-RSHulArS

From present indications wheeling
High will have at Least fifty cohorts
trying for berths on the basketball Ayes
when the first call is issued for practice:
Many Of the boys who are working out
daIly in the gymnasium have Intentions
Of trying out for the team, and with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

attacking team to be in motion Dut
diagonally or directly towards his own
goal line. The flying interferer would
bc eliminated IL the rule were made 10
read directly towards his own goal
line and not permitting him to take
part in the play. except to kick or 10
forward pass"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07

Ia wealth Of promising material coeeA
Ross should be able to round Out .
Although four regulars remain noA
last years fve the, second team nam
bers and many Of the boys who hAX2
not yet tried out for basketball. Sheuld
press the 'regs" harder than Svef 93e
a position. Captain Beulke. with Brink
man Ulrich, Steinbirker and Byrd &le
working out daily in the Y. u. G ~
gym and will have team picked OUT
before the season Of workouts ID oaArtc
ed. Although this five promises to SsArs
turn I'D as Coach Ross will proneotX
make several new finds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
1921. Captains

Providence, r. l., Dec. 6.-Georgs g
tombstone Of New York. has bssR
elected captain Of the Brown univet.
sitv football team for the season ~
1921. tombstone has played tackle foI
the last two years. -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-Nathau y.
Sangree has been elected captain OF
the Haverford college football team for
1921. Sangree has played TWO years
at quarterback on the varsity teonl
His home is at Haddonfleld, N. ].
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07

Buckhannon, w. Va, Dec. 6.-Don
Potter, right end, has been electe4
captain Of the WeGt Virginia Wesleyan
football team for next season. "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07

New York Tribune.-The reason for
the overwhelming election Of Senator
Harding and Gov. Coolidge are plain
even to the dullest. The country va
weary Of wisconsin IN all its nanifes-
tations. q,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07

Clinton. N. Y, Dec. e.-Richard
Fowler Of Dayton. O.. has been elected
captain of the 1921 football team q
Hamilton college. "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
CATHEDRAL CADETS-UN|ON OPEN
LOCAL FLOOR SEASON TONIGHT

is sure TO be on hand. The rivalry be-
tween these two schools has always
been intense and the games have always
drawn record breaking crowds.
The outcome Of the game Is IN uouot.
Union Is confident OF coming out on the
long end. II they succeed in deteAtins
the khaki-clad Cadets II Will be the hrst
time that the Benwood lads have ever
triumphed over the maroon and cream.
On the other hand Cathedral does not
intenJ TO be easily disposed OF and
inion will have to step lively to be
returned the victor
No matter who wins it is sure to DC
a rim snortlng" contest and one that
will have the fans on their toes from
CO., IN fnish. Game stars at S o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
MugEE ConEMERCIAL TEN-PN
LEAGUE.

Tonight's, Games.
Tuesday, December "A. NJ. 8 & 7.
Co. VS. East Enders.
Wheeling Can No. l vs. Beginners.
u1rawr nncv PIN rRAaIIH
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
BUSINESS GOOD NJ n. ",
THE STATE Ranks SAY

Thee xrellence Of general condi.
lions throughout New Mexico Is re-.
sealed In reports that have been
made 10 James A. Read. state bank
examiner. by the state banks IN the
several counties.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
HOW FAYETTE COUNTY
PEOPLE ARE SAVING

Fayette County. Tcaaa. 4 com.
munity Of homes and large families.
lta Inhabitants are proving that Il is
also a community cf thrift. aatiug
and safe investment ana dlsprovinr
The theory that large families 49, an
obstacle 10 saving. These facts are
clearly shown BY reports 10 the Saw.
ings Dlvisions OF the Treasury from
residents Of foreign birth and ertrac.
tion who have pledge themselves 10
save systematically a certain sum
before the end OF this year and IN.
vest u In government securities
John Baea. with ~ members IN hln
family. heads the llst With 4 pledge
Of $500 between nov and nee ~.
Josef stryk and J. smollk. each re.
sponslbls for the support and happl.
ness of citizens and p L. Herzik
with Z In his family have each plcde.
ed themselves 10 boy 500 worth OF
War Savings Stamps before the nov
year. Josef stasny has a household
Of 10. but he declared himself both
able and willing to save and invost
like amount
In the $50 column are Frank Bu.
zek. John Mlchal aud John Mlkullk
Sr.. all with families. while John J.
Novak with s and J. Horellca with
~ dependent upon them are going
10 save SO eanh. What are you
going 20 saver
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
No PrOfiteering in
Coal in New Mexico

The investigation of the prices
charged for coal. began by the
United states attorneys office al
Albuquerque NJ the direction Of A..
lOrney General Palmer, so far has
not brought Ia light any evidence
0f prOfileering at any place IN the
~iair, said United States Attorney
Summers Burkhart.
The investigation has not been
completed. Mr.. Burkhari said that
the prices charged al The mines nj
Madrid and Gallup had lern found
10 be within the fuel administration
limits. NJ had not received any re-.
port form the Dawson field 50 far.
The probe will be carried into
every town IN the state. Burkhari
said, as the attorney generals IN.
strllrii0ns called for investigation Of
the retail dealers prices as we'll a.
mine prices. The probe has been
finished In Albuquerque, and no
nrofteering was unenrihed ON The
part Of retail dealers.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
SAVING WITH us.
SAVINGS STAMPS

The men and women of ne riss.
nnih Federal Reserve nlslrlcl (Toxns
and parts Of O1ahnma. New Mexico
and Loaislannl have saved more than
floQ. .ooe. 90 by Investing ~ ts.oo
War Savings Stamps which bear a..
Interest, compounded quarterly.
ny saving their nlckola and dimes
and exchanging them ai the bank
Or poslonice Tor Thrift Eiampe and
War Savings stamps. the school chli.
dren Of the Eleventh District have
saved more than tie.Doo. 900 90 The
school children Of Texas alone have
Havcd $4,000 10000 thia way.
war savlnrr stamps hoip moa.
women and children - uase ana est
ahead. They pay q good rate Of com.
pound interest. are Issued IN lanro
and small amounts For building IN
a personal safety savings fund they
are IDEAL Buy one or more ". s. =.
every pay day anu see your saslnsA
STOW. They can be haa Al the ros,
ofIice Or bank.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
ROY srOwAwAY
MAY YET RIDE CtiSHIOSN

NEW YORK. July i2.--Ailer hav.
ing crossed the ocean five times,
hidden behind hates and boxes. Mike
Gilhoolcy. u years Old. "champion
,iowaway." may In few months
travel luyuriously aboard a trans.
Atlantic liner bound for Europe for
a temporary visit 10 promote his
education This became known when
Mrs. Marion &. Curry. who adopted
he lrish.Belginn war orphan. mns
cot Of American troops. said she had
asked Ellis Island officials what she
would have 10 do " she wished Ia
take the boy 10 Europe.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
Lands Sarcastic at
COnVicts paTdOning

CHICAGO. Ill., July ie.-Jndae
kenesaw Mountain LandiA who
gained quite a bat of nuioriefy By
filming The standard OIL Company ~
million dollars which. incidentally
said company never paid in a slate.
mcnt addressed from the bench 10
members Of the bar. criticized thr
action Of President Wilson IN com.
muting the sentence nf james Dor.
sey. rcputed millionaire caitleman.
Of Gilbert. illinots. from eight years
10 four.
II wonder what frame Of mind he
must have been in 10 cut such a
,cnlencc," the Judge said
Dorsey was convicted of selling
1900 head Of cattle. which he used
the mails Ia advertise were full
hloodcd Holsleins. when the animals
were delivered Il developed they
were common stock, Judge lands
said.
Il want to make n statement OF
This case in the bar. This man
Dorsey sold about 1900 head OF
cattle a year and made about si2o.-
900 year.
The indictments charged him
with misuse Of the mails for this
purpose. Ne advertised through the
mails that the cattle were pure bred
Holsteins and that the purchasers
would be- given certificates showing
that all the fssieral and state laws
In regard 10 The sale of full bred
cattle had been complied with.
Dorsey hired an obi horse doctor
who would sign blank test certifi
raies and other clerks would fll
them out An avalanche Of com
plants was received about the cat
le from Mexico % Alaska.
Finally he was brought Ia trial
and he was sentenced 10 eight year.
IN the pcnilcniiary. The senienc,
was affirmed By the court Of ap
pcale. hut sentenced was stayed d
number of times. Finally. through
The oversight Of some one. Dorsey
was placed In the pcniientiary"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12

~ u 10 own soor home some
home some iayl 10 buy
farmi- 20 sci up IN business
for yourself?
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
wnAr Is YouR DREAMs

\ Il 10 give your chidreu a
better start IN lifc than you
hadf--n college, training for
your boy or Eifl3
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12

Perhaps your own particular
dream se moi one Of these, but
whatever Il ls, you viii surely
need more money Than you
have now.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12

lcssncss, naked and unaehamed in
~ servile scrvice n q greedy PIN.
locracy.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12

Crimping and trimming off the ex.
cess dough on a PIE before baking
are performed al one operation with
n new device consisting ~ topihcd
wheel carrying a knife blade ON iis
handle.
Evening star., 1920-04-02
D. C. MEN ASSIGNED.
Four Vice Consuls Sent to Stations.
Other Announcements.

Four residents of the District Of Co.
lumbia recently appointed United States
vice consuls have been assigned to sta
tions as follows:
John S. McCallum. at Hongkong;
Richard ]. Flood. jr.. at La Guaira.
Venezuela; John w. Bulkley. at Sofia.
Bulgaria. and Jurgen H. L. Lorentzen,
at Zurich, Switzerland.
Carlton Hurst of the District Of Co.
lumbia, who has been vice consul at
Seville. Spain. has been transferred TO
duty at Cadiz, Spain.
Consul Frank c. Lee of Colorado and
Consul Alfred r. Thompson of Mary
land. formerly stationed in Russia, have
been detailed to duty in the Department
of State.
Consul Albert H. Putney Of Illinois.
detailed to state Department.: Consul
John s. Armstrong of North Carolina.
formerly stationed at Venice. Italy; Vice
Consul John c. Mullen of Nebraska. for
merly stationed at Toronto. Canada.
and Consular Assistant John T. Nc
Cutcheon Of Washington, formerly sta
toned at Beirut, Turkey. have resigned
from the consular service.
Evening star., 1920-04-02
G. O. P. LEAGUE TO AID.
State Clubs Share the Work at Re-
publican HEADQUARTERS.

The League of Republican State
Clubs of the District of Columbia is
to occupy jointly with the republican
state committee of the District. the
headquarters opened yesterday at 1926
New York avenue. Edward F. Cola l.
day. president of the league has so
notified all the members of the re-
publican clubs. inviting them to visit
the headquarters.
1T is our DESIRE" he said in the
notice sent to the members. ito make
this the meeting place of republicans
and the fountain head for the dissem-
ination of republican doctrine in the
District"
Gus A. Schuldt. recording secretary
of the league, will have Offices in the
new headquarters. Henry NJ Camp.
the treasurer. and T. Lincoln Town
send will devote part of their time to
the headquarters details.
Evening star., 1920-04-02
PUBLIC INVITED TO ATTEND.
G. w. U. and Jefferson College De.
batting Teams Meet TONIGHT.

The public has been invited to at
tend the debate between George
Washington University and Washing
ton and Jefferson College to be held
in the assembly hall of the Y. NJ. c.
A, 1876 G street, tonight at SIS
o'clock.
George Washington will take the
affirmative side on the proposition
that the principle of the closed shop
with open union) be established in
American industry. The George WASH
ington team will be composed of
Philip Barnard. Ralph S. Scott and