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Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At Omaha: Creighton. O: Kansas Aggies 3.
 At Seattle: Oregon Aggies. 8; Uni verslty of Washington. O.
 At Eugene: oregon. 1s: Idaho. :. At Des Moines: Drake. '; Mis- souri, 10.
 At Missoula: Montana. 2s; Montana Wesleyan, o.
 At New Haven: Yale. 24: West vir- ginia, O.
 At New Brunswick: Virginia. '; Rutgers, o.
 At Cambridge Harvard. s1; Centre, A.
 At Philadelphia: Virginia Military Institute, 27: Pennsylvansa. T.
 At Princeton: Princeton, l4: Navy, 0. At Ithaca: Cornell. 42; Colgate. 6. At Chicago: Chicago University, 10; Iowa, o.
 At Hanover: Syracuse. 10; Dart
 Al Lincoln: Nebraska. 20; South At West Point: Army. 2s: Tufts. S.. At Pittsburg: Carnegie Tech. p; University of Cincinnati, 15.
 At Ann Arbor: Illinois. z; Michi- gan. 6.
 At Indianapolis: Butler. 1a; Earl ham. '.
 At south Bend: Notre Dame. 2s; Valparaiso. 3.
 At Gettsburg. Pa: Gettsburg, 2O; Albright. To-
 At Washington. Pa. Washington and Jefferson. IA: Lehigh, 0.
 At Carlisle: Dickinson, 6; Ursin- ius. :. Fordham. IT.
 At Rochester. N. Y: Franklin and Marshall. IA. Rochester. 0. At Fort Collins: Colorado Agricul- tural College. 27; Colorado School of Mines. O.
 At Laramie: Colorado University. :. University of Wyoming. O. At Clinton. N. Y: Hamilton. IA; New York University. 13. At Amherst, Mass: Amherst. 35; Union. O.
 At Providence. R. l.: Brown. IA; l Springfield. O.
 At New York: Wesleyan. 10: Colum- bia. O.
 At wnIiamstown. Mass: Williams 62: Trinity. 0.
 At State. College. Pa: Penn State 109: Lebanon Valley. [.
 At Allentown, Pa: Muslenburg, O Bucknell. 43
 At Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, O. Swarthmore. 41.
 At Lawrence. Kans.: Kansas. q Ames o.
 At St. Louis: st. Louis University 27; Missouri School of Mines. O. ' At St. Louis: Oklahoma. 24: Wash.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
.FORTY THOUSAND FOOTBALL FANS CRIMSON ATHLETES DEFEAT .BOYS FROM BLUE GRASS GOLLEGE
Praying Colones Hold Harvard to 14-14 Tie at End o First Half but Southern Boys Unable to Stop
 Crimson in Brilliant Finish

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. oct. 2s.-ifar- yard football finesse. weight aud enc durance triumphed over Centre col- ieges individual gridiron brilliancy to- day in one or the most thrilling inter sectional games in many years. Al- though defeated. 31 to l4. the Danville. Ny collegians gave @ wonderful eN- hibition. considering tho handicaps un- der which a small college eleven labors against a team of Harvard calibrc.
 In the first halr Centre college showed gamcness and football ability which gained them the support of tho 10000 spectators Tho praying colonels" as the southern players are known. matched effort for effort with the Crimson and at tho end of Joe ha'f had fought themselves into an' ever break with Harvard. lf Co iA
 Tho cxertlon and suspense of such a xruelling battle under strange conoi- tions told. however fin the closing half and tho power and finish of she Har- varc team triumpncd over the desper-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

ington. n.
 At Little Rock: Camp Pike. Third Division. 21; Camp Grant. Sixth Di- vision, o.
 At Cleveland: Ohio Wesleyan. fl: Western Reserve, o.
 At Akron. Ohio: Case, 2: Akron, o.
 At Wooster, Ohio: Wooster, 14; Oberlin. O.
 At Boca. ohio: Baldwin Wallace. 2s; Hiram, G.
 At Tiffin. Ohio: Heidelberg. S4; Ohio Northern. ..
 At Easton, Pa: Lafayette, c4; Cath olic University. 0.
 At Chester, Pa: St. Johns, 10; Penn sylvania Military College. T.
 At Westminster. Md: Gollaudet. 2S; West Maryland, 0.
 At Newark, Del: Haverford. fl; Delaware, o.
 At Terre Haute. Ind: Wabash, 90; Rose Polytechnic, 0.
 At Berkeley: University of Cali fornia, 63; University of Utah, O.
 At Whittier Calf: University oi Redlands. fl; Whittier College. 23. At Los Angeles: Occidental College ': University of Southern California
 At Butte: South Dakota School ot Mines, F; Montana School of Mines, 9
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

ate efforts Of Captain "Bo" McMillin and bis teammates.
 That the team Of an institution with an enrolment of about 800 students should be able to match an historic and established opponent throughout the first 90 minutes of play. stamps the Centre college eleven as one worthy of all the praise which had preceded it. Offensively the "colonels' showed a game fully equal to that of Harvard, but they lost through the lack of strong defense.
 That the Harvard captain and coaches realized the remarkable spirit and play of the Southerners was dem onstrated after the game. When the teams met in the Harvard training Quarterss Captain Horween of the win- ming eleven went up to Captain Me Millin. end congratulating him upon his team and wonderful individual playing. offered the ball used in the game as a trophy. McMillin, dust cov- cred and we'll nigl~ exhausted. burst into tears and refused the ball. with the remark that ITO the victors belong tho spOils."
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
Latest News From the Sporting World

now under way. The gun will be given to the person hanging up the best score during the first prize period designated by Sargent.
 The gun is the latest design of the Winchester factory. a handsome l2- gauge ventilated model repeating shot gun, valued at $l65. The metal is all blued steel, with a hand turned wal nut stock and air cushioned anti-flinch pad. Gun fanciers who have seen the gun pronounce it the finest shotgun ever put out by the Winchester people, and a prize that will be treasured by the man who is successful in the target competition. The gun is on display in the window of the Palace Hardware and Arms company store on Center street. The Palace Hardware also has a duplicate model of the prize gun, which is attracting considerable inter est among the expert shots of the valley.
 The target shoot is going big with over a score of sportsmen already mak- ing good scores in the contest. The
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
BOCALUSA STEPS
 FOR SEASON TWO
 YEAR OLD RECORD

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct. 23.-The 1920 Grand Circuit season closed here to- day with four regular events. and Bogalusa. driven bv Thomas. made what was announced a seasons record for two-vear -olds. The colt turned in 2.06h. one and three quarter seconds lower than his own record.
 Charley Rex of the Murphy stables. took the 2.05 class trot today from Dr. Nick fin straight heats. his best time being 2:06k.
 Sinalco won the 2:15 trot in straight heats while in two events for southern horses j. B. w. entered bv w. l.. Ad- ams of Bowman. Ga. and driven by Rogers. won the 2:15 pace. Dean Swift. entered by !. W. Lancaster. AL cxander City. Ala. and driven by George Stiles of Rome. Ga. took the g.f0 trot.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
HANDSOME PRIZE OFFERED VALLEY
 TARGET EXPERTS

Target shooting is one of the most fascinating of all indoor sports for the fellow who has ability as a marksman, and for the amateur it affords an ex- cellent opportunity to develop his sight as applied to firearms.
 Ed Sargent, proprietor of the shoot
 ing gallery on First avenue enjoys the patronage of the target shooting fans of the city and each week some re- marlSable scores are added to Sargent's list of expert records. Tn order to make their efforts worth while Sargent has inaugurated a prize shooting contest, with a handsome Winchester shotgun as first prize, in the target tournament
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
A ToucH oE wlrchERY

Witchery is always a mystifyins game to play. One of the players leaves the room agreeing to tell who of the company holds his right hand nigh over the head while he is out of the room. When he returns. all hands are extended to him and he can detect at a glance the hand he seeks. because the blood has left it, leaving it winter than the others
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
DucKINc FOR APPLES

A favorite game and one that should rot be omitted on Halloween is duck ing for apples. Fill a tub with water and throw several apples into it.. The person who first succeeds in getting a bite of any of the apples wins the prize
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
RIGHT FEARFUL

I weekly higss scores will be published on the sport page of The Republican commencing next Sunday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
ARMY CANPA|
ATTRACTS MANY
CHILDREN OF ALL THE SCAoohs'
BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS AAE
INTERESTED IN CONTEST.
splendid Prizes Are to Dc Awarded 1of
the Best Essays Submitted ny
Students.

! Keen interest is being manifested IN
the ESSAY campaign being staged by III"
! I.uiied states army Many local hu"i-
| ness mon have given prizes for IN" VIII
, ncrS from certain districts. ana al
) school students are working hard IN an
effort TO land among IN" leaders.
ANY boy or girl VIII" attends school
! whether of fv" ar twenty wears - IL
! .ibl" T." participate. TIL" SUBJECT OF '''
: ESSAY is "Wha, ar" the benefits "I a.
.,ii.i;r..,.r in the United States army
! \u,nrf M. rriZcy to I've awarded are
National prizes given by War Depart
ment.
/ 1st Gold medal for best es-ay In o. S.
2nd silver medal for second best
essay IN U. s.
) stat, Prize. Given by U. S. Recruiting
! Department.
Gold medal for best essay In state
In tho national list silver cups Wall
DO awarded to schools OF which pupils
ar, members and zach student will got
= free trip to Washington, D. C., with
parent or guardian.
THE LOCAL PRIZES
wheeling Intelligencer Prize
rri-pistrict Prize comprising counties
OF Ohio, Brooke and Marshall:
, lst Prize. $40 in gold.
End Prize, SO In gold.
3rd Prize, SS In golo-
Dollar Savings TT7lst Co.. PRIZE lof
three best essays in Ohio county
lst Prize. $40 in gold.
and Prize, $40 IN gold.
Srd Prize, SIS N gold.
Charles N Hancher Prizo, for best essay
written by student In Greatsr
wheeling.
Silver Loving Cup for best essay In
thatoirole bounded by the Greater
wheeling line.
, C. A. House Prize, for best essay writ
ten In Wheeling High School.
! $50 Victrola.
! osorre r. Taylor Company Prize, for
best essay written by student OF
Triadelphia District High School
$40 In merchandise.
I The Burgess Company Prize, FOR best
! essay written by student Of Clay
public school.
$40 in gold.
Court Theatre Prize, for best essay
written by student OF mckinley
Public school.
. Pair Of box seats for attraction to be
! announced later.
! c. B. Robinson of Loar Co., Prize TO
Ritchio school.
Ono dozen cabinet photographs.
Nay Shoe Company Prize to Madison
/
| One pair Of shoes.
Hogs-pavis Co., Prize, to JEFFERSON
School.
! No. IA Junior Kodak, or $40 in gold.
Perry Stationary Company, TO Union
! School.
A fountain pen.
! Kiwanis Club Prize. to Centre School.
! $40 In gold.
i Dyson Prize to webster school.
| Box Of hne chocolates.
N j. McTadden Prize, to Lincoln school
! One fine cap.
| Allen & Hunter Prize, to Linsly Insti-
! tute
| One IS hat.
! Liberty Theatre Prize, for best essay
written by student OF washington
Public school
Pair Of tickets for Liberty Theatrs,
good for all shows for period of three
months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Confirmation Class of
St. Joseph S Academy

Following is list Of IN" pupils OF st
Joseph's Academy wh" will max" their
first communion and r"cc'v" c"nhr'nA-
tIun this spring:
Misses: Grace Arthur. Adelaide Bern
hurdt. Dorothy bradley. R"scmna
Cation. Lusrphin" CasCiun". Garcia car
r!uni. lrnna DiMHrcn. Margaret Ann
Dunlavy. Amelia ponofrI". Thclma De-
van. Mary Ferguson. I.uE"nc fundlrng
Margaret kilh. E"s" Man"lI". kaiii"
Marie Murray. Kathleen O'Bricn. Lillian
" Odcrmatt. Jncdu"l.n" Potts. Geneva
Sorec Evelyn SCh"tt. Grrtrud" N"Elor
liild, Witzbcrgcr. Mary Margaret Wat
kIns. Mary Evelyn CLANCY. Elizabeth
Costello. Elizahelh Craft. Eleanor Comp
rrs Emma May carey. Ey. NcStm!"r.
Emma TrautW"In Marie Schultz. Myrtle"
tiuCECrt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
DROPSY TREATED FREE
BY Dr. Miles, the Great Specialist VINO
Sends = 1875 Trial Treatment free.
Many Report Cured After Doctors Failed.

Al first no disease IS apparently more
harmless than dropsy: little swelling
Of the -y.lids. hands. feet. ankles or Alb
domelI Finally great shortnesR or
breath. cough. faint spells. sometimes
nausea and vomiting. and lingering
and wrctched death II the dropsy Is not
cured
DR.. Miles has been known as = lead
ing specialist in these diseases for 30
wears. His liberal offer OF 1918 Treat
ment free To all sufferers Is certainly
worthy Of serious consideration. You
may never have such an opportunity
again.
The Grand Dropsy Treatment consists
of four drOpsy remedies In one. also
Tonic Tablets and Pura-LaNa FOR re-
moving tho water. This treatment is
specially prescribed for each patient and
is three times as successful as that or
most physicians. II usually relieves the
f,rst day and removes swelling in SIX
DAYS in most cases. Delay il dangerous.
send for Remarkable Reports OF Cures.
All afflicted readers may have Book.
Examination Chart. Opinion, Advieo. and
Two-Pound Trial Treatment me-.
Write at once. Describe your case.
Address. DIR. Franklin Miles, Dept. DA.
3Si to 3st E1Npklin St., Elkhar.. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
REVISION ASKED OF
CAR SUPPLY SYSTEM
BY COAL OPERATORS

WASHINGTON, Feb. Exchanges III
the methods Of supplying and dircrtihe
coal cars. adopted lay tho railroad al
ministration in the strike cm'rGch'!
were requested today by committee "i
coal operators who claimed production
could be stimulated If the car supp!
system were changed. They conferred
with Director General lines ana in'll
brrs of The central control committee
and Attorney General Palmer IN" pu'N-
,iou for payment for diverted coal also
was discussed. tn" operators claiming
that when shipments were changed from
one cunsiennc to another delay in pay
mcnt arose. CnuSinE them cmbarraSs-
mcnt.
Director General Hines promised II
thorough Investigation of the complaint.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
LOCAL PLANT after
OLD CITY PROPERTY
said That Deal 10 Pending for Old City
Gas Property.

1t was rumored yesterday that City
Manager Charles o. Ephlin has received
hid for $50 feet Of the city's property
where the old city gas works stands
The bid is supposed to have come from
the Hazel-Atlas Glass company and op-
proximates *175 per front foot Of the
property. This section Of ground COM
prises about onc-third Of the city's hold
ings in that part Of the city. The
ground is located adjacent to the glass
company's present building, which II Is
understood that they wish to enlarge
If tho deal is closed the city will stii.
own some $50 feet, front along 18th
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Doctor Issues Warning
And Tells How to Stop
Tobacco Habit

hncrn go "a any drug Sirr" and AK for
\l,rtui tablets Take on" tablet aii'r
each meal AMI IN - short tim" You VII
have. ~ rics.rr t"r tobacC"-ihC craving
wilt HAY" l"r' YOU. With the nicotine
DuISumua GA II YOUR system your gen
,raI hcaith Will quickly improve.
Note, When asked about \i""t"l tar
Its. one ~ our leading druggists said
IL - truly ~ Wonderful remedy for IN"
t"h"rru habit away ahead of anything
~ hay. eyer sold before. We ar" at
tholIIrd nv tn. manufacturers :" refund
ihr money t"."Vsry dissatisfied rlSi"ni'r
ar;d "" would not permit IN" Us" az cur
RAN" unless IN" remedy possessed an
usual merit Eirufnl il sold III TINS
CIV under an irou-cird money back
ruaranlc. by all up.'o-dat~ druggist.
including .IolIn coleman AMI {, II. cries.
& 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
GREAT BRITAIN and
RUSSIA AGREE ON
PRISONER EXCHANGE

HOPEEIIAGEN, Feb. 13.-The pro-
lOuged negotiations between James
OGrady. representing Great Britain. and
VI. LinovorT OH behalf Of the. Russian
SoNi"' government ended in agreement
signed Thursday. British war prisoners
in Russia Will he released and british
civilians repatriated. Russian war pris-
on"rS in England will he released and
Great britain will provide transport for
tho repatriation If Russian prisoners I'm
neutral countries. II also was arranged
that tho Archanged government should
"vchang" BolshCvik prisoners for
White" prisoners held by the Bolsh"-
Wiki
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
CANADA DEMANDS
FULL MEMBERSHIP
IN NATION LEAGUE

OTTAWA. Canada. Feb. l3."a nada
has given Great Britain motto" that IL
Objects TO any change in the covenant
of the League OF Nations which Will
rreycnt the dominion from being full
IIrdged member OF tn" league and haH-
ing n vote IN the assembly.
After a meeting OF the cabinet last
night urgent representations wcr" for
wardcd 10 the Imperial authorities pro-
testing against acceptance hE Great
EritaIn of the Lenroot reservation to
the peace treaty which is now being
considered by the United states senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Burglar Scare.

lu rhc NdamS Express "ltir" AZ 'rtM =
'"rdS Crossing At l:36 "'"l""k ms
m"rn!ng when Express Agent 'hhrir!
lIvghev. brought his r,v"'v"r int" play
Mi"r M was attrH' ted by n"is'" ~
"I.,. uf The WINDOWS NuHheA sleeps ~
ia" office and h" shot sin times. liz
claims that three mcu were IN tn" Out
sd" trying Ia gam admlttanre ana tht.
lhov returned the fir. Neither III" p"-
lfcc or railroad drt'utlNcS who w"r"
summoned wrr" able to locate H."
would be inlruders mud nothing wa
found missing from Ill" office. \ m"m-
h.r Of the police force who worked az
r.Sht said he was tempted 1" bell"N"
,hIri"y had 4 nightmare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
RETURNS FROM EAST
Local Hardware Men Back Prom Penn.
sylvania state Dealers Nsstt1g
At PHILADELPHIA

4 number OF hardware men from the
local district returned to the city last
evening after attending the Pennsyl-
vania State Hardware Dealers Conren.
ton being held [ Philadelphia. In the
number who came in last night was Mr.
r.. ". Rodehaugh. president OF the Ohio
Generator Company and he stated that
tho convention was one Of the best ever
held In the country with many present
and the hotels crowded.
The whitaker-Glessner Company. the
Ohio Generator Company, the Wheeling
Steel & Iron Company and others had
exhibits at the big show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

New York: pr. ,'unuur formerly ~
Johns Hopkins Hospital. ~ayS. ! ain
pftcn asked II Nr"w anNth'nS :" stop
he tobacco habit and always recon-
mend Nicotol. which | haV" pr"N'rih"d
with vrsat SUCCESS. NiCOtrl CONTAINS n"
,ebit-forninC drugs. : absolutely harH'-
.css and produces astonishing r"Su Is IN
4 very short time. Tn" Use Of i"harc"
sapS the vitality. vim. NiGuv and nm! /
ion Of the slave VIII" ~ "nthrdli"n ~
Iis saductivr affects II underm,ueS TN"
health and leaves ihN Victim an easy
prey to general debility. throat and iunE
troubles uerVuTSUHs~ Insomnia. hour
.rouble. kidpcy 'r"Uhi". headache. tongue
md lin cancer and even blindness.
physicians the world over often trace
he start OF th. above diseases and many
Sther< to nicU,ir" punishment
X you want IL free Yourself from TO-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
To Wash Away Those
Wrinkles and Crowsfeet

II your fac" Is disfigured with
wrinkles, no matter what the cause. YOU
can quickly 'dispe! every line. even IN"
made wash lotion. Merely dissolve one
nm ~ powdered saxolite IN a half p!ni
witch hazcl--inEredients found In any
drug store Rathe the face IN this. ana
-presto.-,ou scarcely believe your
own eyes when YOU look into your mir
ror and behold the marvellous TRANSIT e
nation.
Tho remarkable astrirRont action OF
thu saxpule 40 t.ghtens The skin.
wr,nklca nre literally pressed out. Best
Of all, This result Ia not purely tempo.
rarv for tho lotion also has heall hful
ionic action. which tsnds TO strai tighten
and tone up tho weakened tissue, and
added benefit may be expected whit
continued use. Tso this once day Tor
awhile. II cannot injure the most deli
cato skin, Tho treatment itself leaves
no trace--no one EuesRss the secret or
your Increasing youthful appearance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

(By private wire to A. F. Masten 4 Coo
NEW YORK. Feb. 1%,-Friday the
thirteenth did not prove at all dis
nstrous one in the stock market. II
was a good recovery. covering almost
tho entire list and decided improve
mpnt in sentiment. The opening was
irregular and not particularly strong,
bu, there was not much short selling
and a better tone soon developed and the
end Of the first hour the market acted
we'll right ND to the close. Crurihle got
IN above a09 and General Motors at 242
was UP 10 points from the low. Re.
public was the most buoyant OF the steel
issues and l.. g Steel at the present
level IS beginning to attract Investment
buying. The market has been well
lIouidatcd, money Is more plentiful and
,bere has been a decided Improvement
n the foreign exchange situation.
Their. Is no reason for selling good Sc
curit!es al present prices. stocks nave
hnen roIuR down OF a time when the
pr!ce Of everything else IN the country
has been continuing to CLIMB.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
WEIRTON
WEIRTON
WE|RTON EXPRESSMAN
DREAMS Of BURGLARS
STAGES GUN BATTLE

WFIRTON. FNb. IA walter iluEh"N
American Railways Express agent her"
awukn at an early hour ;hIS morning.
lea ned from his bunk IN the station and
began firing his revolver int" the dark
ness believing that the pplac" had h"rh
ntiaCkcd hy robbers Inl">t!gat On by
pulire attracted Ia the >c"I". failed |"
,r.'val ANY trace of. r"h".r% or an Al
'"rupl t. break IN and lh- authorities
~. convinced that he vas dreaming.
.l'-r.te the fact that liuGhcy l"E!Sl .,
;&ar rhe robbers returned his III" and
M: fifteen or more shots w"r" ~
t.harged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
LAMBAST DAILY PRESS

CHICAGO. Feb l3.--Sncak"rS at I'll"
Farmer Labor cooperative congress rr-
commended the organization of Cu-np"ra-
tive daily newspapers and denounced
the press Of the country ms "prnStiiut"d
and drbne"d tn tho interests Of capital
lists" Co-OpcraIivc newspapers. these
Speakers asserted. were necessary 10
give the r"pl truthful accounts or cur
rent happenings.
Robert NJ buck editor Of III" Now
Majority. Chicago publication. DO
nnunCcd prpes associations as suhsrrNl
ent TO cnpitalisiiC influence.
Gazcllrs. though extremely shy, can
he easily domestiratcd II captured wncil
young
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
WORLD WIDE GUILD

4 very interesting meeting or I'M"
World Wide Guild az IN" lmmanual
BAPTIST church was held Inst evening at
IA" home OF Misses P"nri and Rh"a
zach, Of south Chaplin" street The"
evening was spent IN sewing ri wh'ch
time bandages and other hospital sup
plies w.r. made which viii he used IN
tar HaplIst hospitals ~ Swallow. China
and \rlksT". India.
shSN and luI-r''ti'.E missionary
and Lincoln program WAS then rendered
hy s.Nrrnl ~ ;hr mcIuhrrS. \ lRTE"
Iunthrr We're pr"sriI and all enjoyed a
Yer" delightful evening" A; scason-
able hour dainty refreshments were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
PROPERTY TRANSFER

Two real estate deals were closed yes
to-day afternoon by Real Estate Agent
r. T. Elndclbrrgcr. when the John Z.
Lasch property south Of Sixteenth street
on Warwood avenue. was sold 10 e. =.
Dutv. Tho other being the residence OF
Fred * Kennamond on Warwood avenpc
To {. ], Smith,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
FIRM TO DISSOLVE

Tho firm Of George w. Baron and =.
r. Marshall. investment brokers wh'
have occupied offices I'm III" SchmHlha' v
building for the past thirteen years. VII
hc dissolved the first Of MarW MI
Marshall will leave in April With his
family for Los Angeles. Golf. whcr2
thcv will mako their residence. He will
he succeeded by Chas. W. Hartman. not"
teller Of III" Wheeling Bank md TruSi
company. who has been connected win
that institution for many years. MI.
Hartman will take up his new business
interests on March 1St.