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AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATE
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PAYMENT or srNDRY ACCOUNT
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AN EMERGENCY.
BE IT ORDAINED ny Tiis
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from and after It's passage. approval
and publication
Passed by The Commissioner ard
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Mayor
ATTEST GEO L. ANDERSON
city Clerk
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
C0lERAIN

The Mems Bible class and the rAo.
ethea class was pleasantly enrertAin0d'
at the Presbyterian church Wednes0ae
evening. After business meeting, -,
guessing game was enjoyed hy all. HttAes
which dainty lunch was served. 1NA'
Mrs. McCarty, Mrs. G. A. Miller. 4Se.-
NJ ]. westlake, Mrs. o. J. B1e6k
Mrs Mary J. Davis and Mrs. ChafieD.
Fox. -.
Earl Simpson Of Wheeling. was ~?
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and MrA z
P. Simpson.
Rev. Charles b. Wingerd Of AaStiADi
Ferry, delivered an excellent Sefmo
at the Presbyterian church Sunday. ii
Joel Walker was a business callNf -;
Wheeling Thursday
A number from Colerain attended th1!
Frank Beck salo at Pleasant Grove
Thursday.
Clarence Fox of Akron. O.. 10 yistt.'
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles,
Fox. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ashton and daug.
tiers, Misses Naomi and Margaret O.
Martins Ferry, spent the weekend wiz!
their mother, Mrs. Lucy Ashton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Beck and son. CHE
ford. Of Pleasant Grove, were calleroi
at this place Friday.
Grover Pasco of Mt. Pleasant. assist
ed in the quartette Sunday. Is
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Miller and famiiys
attended the wedding Of Miss Berdies
Marie Miller of Pleasant Grove, to MI
Fred Kochlcr OF Wheeling. \ ar9Nt
number OF friends and relatives ak2
tended. The happy couple will residne
at Elm Grove.
Mrs. Charles B. Wingcrd OF NaftinD1
Ferry. was caller here Sunday. 81
Mrs. w. II. Kreigcr and daughter I
we're callers in Wheeling Monday -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
GRID PROGRAM

Wheeling vs. Cambridge HI at Island
Athletic field.
Martins Ferry VS. GAINESVILLE Hi, at
League Park.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
Carnegie Tech VS.. Wa sh-Jeft at Teen
Field
Duqucsnc University VS.: Dayton Uni
vcrsity. at Bluff Campus.
Geneva VS., Allegheny College at Bea-
a ct Falls.
mington.
OHIO
Ohio University VS.. Akron at Athens
Case VS.. Baldwin-Wallace at Cleve-
Muskingum vs. Marshall at New Con-
cord.
West virginia University VS.. Bethany
at MorGaEtown.
EAST
Vale vs. Harvard at New Haven.
Dartmouth VS. Brown at Boston.
Syracuse vs. Colgate at Syracuse
Boston College vs.. Marietta at Boston.
MorrnntOwn We. Washington and Lee
at Washington, n. c..
Lafayette We. Lchigh at Easton.
WEST
Illinois VS. Ohio state at t'rhana.
Chicago VS.. Wisconsin at Chicago.
Nebraska vs. Mich gan Angles at LIN
coin.
be Pauw VS. Wabash at indianapolis.
Northwestern of Evanston vs. No'Fe
lame Mt Evanston.
SOUTH
Centre vs. Virginia Poly ut Louisville.
South Carolina VS.. Newberry at Column
bia.
Gcareia VS.. Alabama at Atlanta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
Heavy Sale Of Tickets for
". & J.-W. Y. u. Game
Special Dispatch to The Intelligepccr.

Special Dispatch TO The Intelligepccr.
Morgantown, Nov. 10 Reports re-
ports received here tonight from tho
nine separate agencies where tickets are
on sale in West Virginia for the Wash
inct0n ~ Jefferson vs. West Virginia
football game at Little" Washing ton
on Thanksgiving day show that nearly
two thirds of West Nirginia's allott-
ment OF two thousand seats have been
sold and that in all proba ability the
whole bunch Of tickets will be disposed
Of before Tuesday night when these
sales close.
a special train Is being worked up
from Fairnont Via Of Wheeling to
Washington and this is expected to
carry five hundred fans from Fairmont,
Clarksburg. Shinnston. Warrington and
other nearby towns. while the sale OF
tickets here for auto transportation be-
tween Washington and Brownsville has
been brisk ever since the SHE opened.
Sales of tickets are in progress at
Fairmunt. Morgantown. Submission, Man
nington. Clarkshurg, Wheeling, Parksrs-
burg, Moundsville and New Martinsvillc
and the crowd Of West Nirginians in
Washington Thanksgiving will be near
~ equal to the home. crowd. Less than
three hundred w. 4 J. people came here
for the contest last Thanksgiving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20

Special Dispatch TO The Intelligencer.
Morgantown. Nov. 19-WeSt Virginia
and Bethany will make up football
program. here tomorrow afternoon
which at first glance perhaps does not
create any unusual emotions. out a
study Of the record of Bethany as we'll
as OF West Virginia leads to the CON
clusion that 4 scrap Of exceedingly hIgh
favor Is to be offered. West Virginia.
as Is too well known. has not been q
conspicuous figure on the gridiron TINS
ian, 1t least not in the same sense as
she was in 1919, and while not easy
prey for any eleven that happens along,
By any means. is at the same time not
entitled 10 be ranked as the taEorl-e
vhrn the opposition is first class Vest
Virginia has shown on several occasions
that she can play when she mas 10 or
rather when she wants TO, but theSe
occasions have been somewhat iSo-
Bethany. on the other hand, has won
hye straight games and at least TWO Oh
hee triumphs have been over teams tnae
are high class. The University of De-
troit fell. 9-6; Carnegie Tech was de-
feated. 40. and Westminster salem
and Geor~e Washington. all minor
slevens, were downed by Impressive
scores These victories over petroit
and CarneEie Tech, without any oouT'
whatever. entitle Bethany to high rank.
They class the Buffalo Creek with the
MountaineerS at least and II West VIZ,
GINA expects to win tomorrow she VIII
have TO continuously display that orana
OF football which was on exhibition Tor
a few minutes against Rutgers, ditto
AGAINST Washington and Lee and Puts
hnrgh and for the whole Of the Prince
ton game. II West Virginia plays as
she did at Yale or in the ssriy stages
OF the Rutgers and W. and l.. games
crepe Is likely to be in demand here
Saturday evening. because Coach Bu-
lands team, to quote from Ward Ian
hams scout" report, is just good
enough to take advantage OF any over
confidence or lack OF respect that may
exist with the Mountaineers IN regard
10 tomorrowes struggle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
West Virginia High School Football
By q. A. STANSBURY.

controversy that may develop. and that
/ Is that she has played u much harder
schedule OF West Virginia. teams than
has Wheeling. Charleston has defeated
score made by Wheeling), Parkers6urg
and bids fair to beat Weston on
Thanksgiving. Wheeling has beaten
Warwood. Marllnton. Buckhannon and
Morgantown. the latter team at that
time having been extremely weak.
Ought 70 Play it on
But this thing ought not to DO left to
a newspaper" decision. or one based on
comparative scores. Charleston and
Wheeling should get together on i. neu-
trail field II necessary and play 1t of.
December 4th would be fair date, and
with so much advance notice neither
team could advance the usual plea OF
having broken training"
valley Games Big Card
The games In the Monongahela valley
league are the most exciting scheduled
for today. FAirmont Is smarting under
tar for Clarksburg. crippled as the lat-
ter Ia. Warrington Is In winning
streak and will likely beat Grafton on
her home field. Morgantown will by no
means be easy picking for Weston. be-
cause NorgantoHn Is different team
Marietta there will be plenty OF excite
ment as Parkersburg pays her annual
visit and In Wheeling, Cambridge and
Kelcel Ross team will have a spirited
engagement. Charleston will have .
picnic with st. Adams at New Martins
willie should have with Victory. Follans-
bee. which team has been stepping out
OF late, will have q chance Ia show its
class against Moundsville and may win,
while the New observation-disclosures
winner is hard TO pick.
All the fans arc waiting foT the an
nouncement Of the Wheeling-C Charleston
play-ofr and will attend by thousands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
nilsson out ror Season

Harry Ellison, ". d J. star halfoeck.
still remains in tho Pittsburgh hosp'tai
and will be there for two or three weeks:
with a ruptured blood vessel In one OF
mis- hips. The report that an operation
had bean performed on the injured rl,T "
er player proves to be incorrect, as Ms
injury was found not so Serious a. ~
first thought. Word from tue hCSpital
authorities according officials at Wash
len. show that Ellison will not be lit 10
pla,; in any games for the remainder OF
the foot ball season, and may NOT be aole
To- participate in any oasNetoall games
until the latter part OF me SSne s1,
dickson has replaced tho big haltbacE
al the punting job and demonstrated ms
skIIl aFainst Pitt last Saturday. ana VIII
r,rohahIy do the kicking in the carnegie
and West virginia games.
intervening card
An interesting card has been arranged
for the Majestic Club In Pittsburgh Tor
next wednesday evening. with may bat
tlars who have appeared in Wheeling
rings. on the program, Tommy PhiilipS
who produced two whirlwtnd bouts with
Kid Rennst and Johnny Gallagher nero,
VIII appsa; y shs man mar PM PSillips al.
ready holds one decision over his home
town mate and keen rivalry Is said to
exist between these battlers. Local rams
know the fighting style or Phiiiips ana
whenever his name IL on the bill: plenty
~ artion will be In the evenings mill
inx, Another battler who appeared hero
over a year ago. will also be on the pro-
gram Fms will recall Johnny Fundy.
who lost a decision to Goo Stewart at
the Park Casino. FnIndy was heraldcd
rs the Champion Of the A. E. +. forces In
France and demonstrated scientific
method Of handling himself In the ring
aarinst his much larger opponent. He
viii meet Harry Coulon. former French
champion In the ssrnl final or SIX rounds
and as both are clever boys plenty OF
petion Is In store FOR the Smoky City
1anA
P1hostcn's SuArtnass
Harry Cross Of Pittsburgh, tells an
inside yarn which Is going the rounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
GOOD MATERIAL
FOR WHEELING
MISS ELEANOR TAYLOR MAKES
s91lM0TK or GOLD AND BLUE
Girls VIII stalt Training Monday-The
soason opens with Most Important
CONTEXT at ParfersburB

Wheeling high schools girl basketball
team will begin training for the coming
season next Monday and Judging from
present Indications the local school Is
standing far ahead of any school In the
state in the race for tho championship
unless something unforeseen develops.
Despite the fact that only three r"gu-
lars are left from last years cham
pionship team, Misses Stelnbckcr, Rob-
inson and ClendenninG, Miss Eleanor
TAYLOR has plenty of material TO develop
q greater team than that or the last
season. ..''
An effort will be made to win the
state championship this year and thus
win the state trophy won last year NJ
the Spencer tournament.
whealIns's team this year - greatly
handicapped by tn" loss Of Miss EroNrT-
man. last years wonderful forward. VIII"
made record that has never h'"n
eaualied as well as Miss Wylic. star
guard, but with much new material ad-
mitted to the school. and during tho
inter-claSS tournament during the past
two weeks has shown many new pros
One Of the features OF this years
team will be that all games Will he
played with five players. eliminating IN"
TO conform with the genera change
throughout the state. Although Wheel
ing played with six players practically
all Of last season and were handicapped
at the tournament. they made n wonder
full showing. and will play an games the
same this season.
Wheeling girls open their season Jan
uary eth with tho hardest game on the
schedule. playing Parkersburg high at
Parkersburg A return gam" is schcd-
uled for later in the season. but III"
Wood Countians will have few weeks
start on the locals and the indiCa tions
are il will be great game.
The schedule Of the gold and blue has
rot yet been annouced hut games have
heen arranged with Triadclphia. Rella!rr.
Shadysidn. Steubcnville. Warwnod and
SiStPrSvil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
ALLEGHENY ENDS the
SEASON With GENEVA
Coach Applsgran's Wonderful Work
With Team Appreciated by Students. :.
The CoYenantora ERHorAd

Meadville, Ia. Nov. t9.-Fnal prac-
ttce for Allegheny griddists prior to the
game tomorrow in Beaver Falls with
Geneva was on the program to-day.
Coach ApplcGran originally did not in
tend To stage any pra"tir" to-day as he
wanted 10 rest his men. but their work
Yesterday was so ragged that the mem
tor decided more practice were needed
The Allegheny boys seem especially rag
gcd in breaking up the forward pass and
as Geneva Is very hcft in using the
aerial attack. Applcgran had to slate
additional work. No sCrimmagc was
scheduled, hut signal drill and forma-
tions to block forward passes w"r" 10
hr gone through
To-morrow's clash will be- the wlndup
of the season. Coach Aprlcgran can
congratulate himself on the showing
made so far. With n paChity Of mater
lal 10 start the campaign with and then
with accidents that depleted the ranks
still more, Allegheny has made n fine
record nevertheless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
.CHAS. HANCHER
GIVEN HONORS
HORSES WILL COMPETE IN CHAM
PIONaHrP TO DAT AT NEW YORK
OJTY-AIG PRiKES ARE UP.
Finest Horses In tho Entire United
States Arc Entered In the Big
Meet To-day.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
New York, Nov. l9.-Championshir
prizes were awarded to-day at the Ma.
t!onal Horse Show, in which several OF
Charles y. Hancher's horses. of Wheel.
ing. w. Va, are competing. The finest
horses In the country are entered In the
list. The show closed tonight. when the
horscmrn will ship their stecds home
The following telegram was received
from Mr.. Hanrhcr last evening:
Intelligcncer, Wheeling. W. Va.
we have made record show con-
sidering that my ponies have never
showed before. All competition has
been in large classes from eight to
ten in each. We have made six shows
with Imp Belle Fern LeOpardcss and
f. T.. Sensation and II. f. Brilliant.
winning two seconds. two thirds and
two fOurths We had bad luck yes
to-day. when LeopardeSs threw a front
shoe. but got ribbon just the same
We compete Saturday afternoon for
tho championship with Sensation and
Leopardess, AMI will ship home Sun
day. CHARLES y. HANCHER.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
GREAT TURKEY DAY
CLASH AT WARWOOD

One Of the best high school classics
of the valley will he staged 1T War
wood on Thanksgiving hay. when the
Philadelphia lads match cleats with the
Warwond gridders. This contest Will
element as the two teams seem to be
about evenly matched. Triadelphia has
been going good this fall. and Warwood
likewise has put up no mean brand Of
football.
According to present arrangements
the Turkey Day game between these two
schools will become an annual event.
being played on the Warwood field this
year and on Triadelphta's field next
war In order to Civ, those who wish to
Witness not only the Wheeling contest.
but also this one. il IL being planned
10 blow the whistle at ~ o'clock on
THANKSGIVING forenoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
NET Irco~U OF TELEPHONE
COMPANIES SHOWS DEC19"

Washington, Nov. 19.--Notwiths stand.
ing an increase In operating recenues o.
i4.7 per cent over the same month ls4t
year the net income of sixty six teies
ohone companies during August shoHee
decrease Of 292 pr cent according
a statement to-day at the interstate
commerce commission.
Tho total revenues Of the companies
In August, 1920. we're sio,17o.oU.
compared with s35:546'92i last year
Increase Of S52s3.155.,
Oneratfnc expenses in August nR
year were ;32.713.593 as compared WITH
533I.469 the same month last yee5
an increase Of &7.s7s,l3s or Ss.1 per cent
her ! This YEAR. the net income Of the
sisxty-six companies reported showed
net decrease Of 81 per cent, the state
mani "a Id.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
INJURY FATAL TO HI
SCHOOL GRID PLAYER

Decatur. ILL.,. Nov. 19.-Harry Harsh
nital last night as result OF injuries
Sustained S in the AtwoodTuscola high
school football game three weeks ago;
The hoy. aged Is years, was crushed
about the Kidneys and a last minute
uperation failed to save his life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
GIVEN RELEASE

St. Louis. Nov, 19.-The unconditional
release If Joe Gedeon. second baseman
Of the st. Louis American League club,
was announced to-day by business Man
oger Quinn Gedeon testified before the
Chicago grand jury that he bet on the
worlds series In 1919 after receiving
information 1t had been "fiSed." Every
club in the majors waived on Gedeon,
Quinn said.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20

Fairmont at Clarksburg.
Morgantown at Weston.
Warrington at clarksourg.
ST. Adams at Charleston.
Cambridge (O) at Wheeling.
Parkersburg at Marietta co.
Shlnnston at Buckhannon.
Victory at New Martinsvllle.
Athens (O) at Huntington
Follansbee at MouRdsville.
New Cumberland At Triadelphia.
For the saturday before Thanksgiving
which is usually regarded as the close
Of the football season. there IS sLnSu,
scheduled between West Virginia high
schools 1t Is natural, OF course, that
even the most carefully planneo scheu-
ules should quite often fail TO bring the
Leading contenders Tor cnam H,t Sa,i
together late in the season, but now
much better would It be. not only tor
tho development OF the various teams.
the interest OF the public, and from
financial standpoint II Wheeling. BUCK
harmon, Huntington, Charleston iar-
kersburg, and Clarksburg and other
strong eleyens were meeting each other
at this stage of the season than ciash-
ing with seeond-rate. or out-ot.state OPP
ponents as is the case? This is cues
ton that next years schedule makers
ought to give some attention.
CHARLESTON and wssoltng In Tie
No careful prophet should be VIII
10 tako the risk OF deciding as between
Charleston and Wheeling for the states
high school honors. Neither eleven has
mat defeat from a West Virginia high
school eleven and in the battle between
the two, the best that could be done
was for q draw TO Do declared. Good
report has II that Charleston had the
better OF this game. but the score does
not show It. On one point. however,
Charleston does have the edge in any
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TO SILK THE MASSACHUSETTS,.

Pensacola. Fla. Nov 1a.-The Oh 49,
tleship Massachusetts Is anchere4 ~!
this port today, dismantled and watt
ing TO be sent TO the bottom next moR!s'
railroad guns to be sent here for eA"'
detrimental purposeA-
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Fround Cor comparing him with 10"
Cans. TIE technique Of the present
lightweirht champion differs much from
that Of Cans, but Leonard Is q consum-
mately clever and finished ringman. No
living boxer can compare with him.