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Cotton Valley, Route One.

In
Dated: Monday. August 18th.
1t looks as If we will have a good
rain this morning.
Miss Ivey Cason, of Shongaloo, is
visitor In this community for the pur-H
pose OF securing the position as teacher
Of the Emma school for the coming
year. Every body hopes her good luck.
She has taught one session and every
body here was well pleased In the way
she taught it.
Mr.. Ernest Collie and little daughter,
Edith, were real sick yesterday but
they seem to be some better this
morning.
Mrs. Fannie Martin and daughter,
Fannie, visited Mrs McDuff Saturday.
Little Bill Rodgers, son Of Mr.. G. w.
Rodgers, was real sick the last Of the
week and is said to have had spaslns
Saturday night.
Mr.. Bunt and John LeMay are visit
ing their sister. Mrs. Ernest Collie.
There will be graveyard working
ut the Emma graveyard, August 9th,
80 every bodylcome. sF
AdocKIHG BIRD.
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ARTICLE VII.

The Board Of Directors snail be elected
annually on the second Tuesday of january.
each year except the first Board as shown
BY this Charter, which Board shall serve
until Its successors shall have been elected
and qualified. Said elections shall be bv
and qualified. Said eections shal be by
ballot and conducted in the Office Of cor
porafion under the supervision Of three
commissioners to be appointed by the
Board Of Directors Notice of election shall
be given by publication in newspaper
published In the Parish Of Bossier, in the
event there should be no newspaper pub
iished In the parish. then In a newspaper
recognized as the official Journal of this
State, or by written notice mailed to each
stockholder. Every stakeholder shall be
entitled to one vote for each share at stock
owned by him and the votes of the stock
holders shall be cast IN person or by written
proxy, and a majority Of the votes east
shall elect. Any vacancies occurring among
the Directors by death, resignation or
otherwise, shall be filed for the remainder
OF the term by the remaining Directors, but
the failure to elect Directors at the date
specified shall not dissolve the corporation.
but the Directors then Id ONCE shall remain
in ofiee until their successors have been
elected and qualified and shall have the
authority to call special election without
published notice to elect the new Board.
The first Board Of Directors named in
this Charter shall elect from their number
by ballot, the President, vicepresiflent and
Cashier, who shall act as Secretary Of the
corporation, and the said Board may ar-
point officers managers. clerks, commits
sioners agents and employees as may be
necessary to carry on the business Of the
corporation, and said employees shall hold
onice Tor such time us may be agreed upon
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CORRESPONDENCE
Pleasant Hill.


Dated: Monday, August 18th.
No rain vet, though it is cloudy and
maybe 1t will rain some, hope SO any
way, so we can plant turnip seed.
Mr.. B. r. Gleason leaves to-day for
Eagle Mills, Ark, where he has ac-'
cepted another position.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. A. Gleason and Mr..
and Mrs. Emmette DeMoss were shop
ping In Shreveport last Tuesday.
Mrs. Regger Rance is spending this
week with her mother, Mrs J. D..
Gleason.
Messrs. Will and Edgar Gleason. and
families, of Belcher. attended services
at Pleasant Fill yesterday
Mesdames Margaret Lowe, of Dallas.
Texas, Effie Gleason, Of Belcher, and
s. 7. Taylor, Of Benton, are visiting rel
atives and attending the meeting here
this week. There is always warm
welcome awaiting the above mentioned
ladies' as they moved away from here
years ago and we miss them vet.
Miss Iona Gleason is visiting her
niece, Miss Matte DeMoss.
Mrs. BESSIE DeAIoss and children. OF
Plain Dealing, are visiting relatives
here this week.
Mr.. Scanland may enjoy his vacation
at ease in regard to the Banner force,
ais 1t came through just fine, as usual.
ALT.
Thanks, Pleasant Hill, your compli
ment is highly appreciated. The
Banner B0ys.l
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Police jury Proceedings

The Police Jury Of Bossier Parish met in
Benton this day, Tuesday, August 9th, 1921,
with all members present at roll call, 0i-::
G. T. Mays President; r. e. McDade, w. B.
Wilbourn, E. NJ. coyle, r. D. Wilmington,
and ]. G. McDade.
The minutes Of the meeting of the Police
Jury of July 18th, 1921, were read in open
session and approved as read.
On motion and second, duly carried, Mr..
J. f. Adair, Sheriff of Bossier Parish, Louis
lana, is instructed and authorized to build q
fence around the Court House yard.
Mr.. J. f. Adair is instructed to sell
twenty-five or thirty tons of coal, or what
ever amount he may deem 1t is wise to dis
pose OF, at the price of ten dollars per ton.
there being IN oversupply OF coal on hand
at the Court House.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted In open session:
Be it resolred, That, whereas it was and
is the understanding of the Police Jury of
Bossier Parish, La, that for this dipping
season, the Parish was to bear no expense
in connection Herewith, except to furnish
necessary chemicals and pay the salaries Of
the vat inspectors, which was thoroughly
explained at prior meeting and In open
session in presence OF quite number OF
citizens and which was agreed to by these
citizens present, therefore be 1t further re-
solved, that the claims of w. z. Taylor for
SIS and ]. f. Burt for $32 for cleaning and
filling vats be and they are hereby not al
lowed, and we hereby further notify and
instruct all vat. inspectors that they must
not approve any bills for such service, as
all such expenses was to be cared for by
the citizens, they having promised to do so
through their representatives present Mt a
former meeting of the Police Jury.
The proposition, as submitted BY Stoner,
Gallager & Gallager, to install the Unit
System Of Equalization and Appraisals Of
all lands In Bossier Parish, La., was post,
poned, pending the action OF the Louisiana
State Legislature.
On motion and second duly carried, a
loan Of $1,000 Is authorized to be made to
the SheriH's Salary Fund and the Clerk OF
the Police Jury is authorized and instructed
to draw warrant for same in favor Of the
Parish Treasurer to be credited to the Sher.
iff's Salary Fund.
The following claims as audited by the
Police Jury were allowed and warrants
ordered drawn for the same, to-icit::
Dipping Fat AccoMnfs--
Elston. Prince { McDade, freight on cat
tie dip, $2.73.
General Fund
!. N. Henderson, Clerk Account, Clerks
Ilne-Al Time MFG Co., one line-a-time
machine, $14.
NJ L. Bath Co. Ltd, seven accounts sta
tionery, ETC.. Clerks Office. $72.69 ont
| account for Police Jury, $1.2s $73a7.
Meriwether Supply Co., culverts. $15 DO.
z. r. Hughes. Sheriff of CaddO Parish
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Graveyard Working.

There will be a grave yard working at the
Caney grave yard on Friday, August 10th,
to which every one interested Is cordially
invited to be present, with sufacient tools
to work with. Those who will not be able
to come themselves, should send some one.
Contributions will be received BY Mrs. GIL. .
Gould, Benton, Route No. /. Everyone come
and bring baskets as dinner win be spread
on the ground that day.
Mrs. MAY HOFFPAUIR.
Hughes Spur, August s. 1921.
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STRAY SALE.

EsTRAYED before n. B. Kilgore, Justice Of
Peace, Ward Four, Bossier Parish, Louis
lima, by ]. T. Demoss, a light bay HORSE,
about IA hands high, about four years old,
weight about 100 pounds, a number of small
blood warts on ear and body. no brands.
Also, 4 b,ly mare COLT, about two years
old, about 13 hands high, no brands.
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property and pay charges, or the said
animals will be sold by the undersigned,
according to law, at eleven O'Clock a. M, on
Saturday, September II, 1921, at ]. T.
Demosss residence.
J. r. NoRRIs, Constable.
August II, 1921. (sept Isl
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charge shall hold offlce until theif sSs
are filed by new election to Is q; l;sx
for by the Board OF Directors. szs

charge shall hold ONCE until theis sI
are filled by a new election to h pr;s5 y
for by the Board Of Directors
ARTICLE vIH.
No transfer OF stock shall IL hipsiIS y s sas
this corporation unless the SANE aksiS e - -
been made upon application o4 fh< oII..s s.
his authorized agent, and 6 ilulr ssts;.s s;
upon the books OF this corporation:
H ARTICLE X. A.
This charter may be aunends1 .s~x u. y
capital stock increased or decrease IL - #
plying with the provisions of IL ~
such cases made and provided. "a ~
When this corporation Is dilinave1 I
liquidation OF otherwise, Its alEairt ufs # y
liquidated or settled by one 81 n1Gs II11f e
dators, elected or appointed by fte slc<
holders, at a meeting called fox NJ 20 q
pose, and such hquidators shall haye 3 S:
to perform such duties and give sach T15 6
as the stockholders may require. ~
ARTICLE y
There shall be no preferred sfo<t. II r
stock shall be of the same cians. s6i1I 8
all respects, Including its yotias ps1u
ARTICLE x1.
It Is hereby declared that each 1ul Il
OF the Board Of Directors herxl4 U
named is the 1Nner In his own -
right, fully paid for and unencumk4
at least one share of capital stock Il
corporation. and hereafter eac1 -
elected shall possess q like QualiAt
ARTICLE xu.
The subscribers to these artie]eS Z E
poration, their respective p0ot1l g
a ko$n .&sk
Of shares of stock each agrees - N
this corporation, areas follows::
Name. Address. <7G 81
| Charles G. Laskey Shreveport.
George Belchic Shreveport, - IS
]. C. Pugh, Jr. Shreveport, a ! S IS
ARTICLE KIN.
No stockholder Of this corpozt M
ever be held liable for the e6li y
faults Of this corporation In ~ s
sum than the unpaid balance ~ f
poration on the shares Of st0e1 & 35
| and owned by him, except n t1z
where the law makes them ltAb1e G y
ing certain provisions thexe0fs 81
In testimony schereof tie rIfll Il
signed this instrument, ii The II
/ the undersigned competent N1fn
me. Notary Public, on the day sull
above mentioned, as the date here 81
| CHAs. 3. IxA12Ss
| GEo BELcHIc 8s
By CHAs. g. - SIS
Witnesses =. =. Fosal, ss.s''s = I; =)z
M. ID. HAYES. sl@|
| 0. ]. DYKES. ;$
ABE GOODMAN, notary
Endorsed Filed for record Iuly
at three o'clock pm. ;sS 9S
JAS. X. Hnxu S
Clerk and er-otIcjo
] Endorsed Recorded July a f..
Charter Book Of Mortgages. 3
page Sc. I.s Il l1xsI, z
| Clerk and ea-a1gcte i q
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EStray'e(I.

A brown mare, blocky build, arch neck,
about ten or eleven years old, blind In
right eye. S. reward viii be given for
locating this mare. Address Haughs
ton, La, Route 4, Box So
I33-4p1 ]. v. BRowN.
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number of shares may be increased or d.
minished or this Charter may be modified,
changed or amended, or the said corpora
tion may be dissolved with the assent OF
two-thirds Of. the amount Of capital stock OF
this corporation given at general meeting
OF the stockholders convened for the pur-
pose, after due notice of said meeting shall
have been published In newspaper for
thirty days prior to the convening OF said
meeting and by written notice mailed to
each stockholder. addressed to his residence.
as it appears on the books of the corpo-
ration. .pr,crr ~
Whether this corporation may be dis
solved either by liquidation or by any other
cause. its affairs shall be nquidated by three
stockholders to be elected at general meet
ing Of the stockholders to be convened for
that purpose after publication for thirty
days in newspaper as heretofore set forth
and two-thirds Of the stock voting Mt said
election shall be required to elect The
said nquidatfng commissioners elected at
said meeting shall remain In Office until the
affairs of the corporation shall have been
completely liquidated, and in case of death
of one or more Of said commissioners, the
vacancy shall be filed by the remaining
commissioners.
Done and passed at my Office in the Par
first above written. in the presence of
p. G. DoDsoN and w. /. SEARS, legal and
competent witnesses. who hereunto sign
| their names with the said appearers and
me, Notary Public, after due reading of the
| whole.
Name. Address. No. Shares
| s. u. PRINCE, Shreveport La, ------12O
(by G. T. Mays.)
| G. T. MAYS, Plain Dealing. I.a.,----- 40
J. r. NucKorLs, Plain Dealing, La, -
v. v. WHTTTISGToN, Benton. La, - 5
| H. Ell. SMITH, Fort Smith, Ark, IA
tby W. Fl. MARTINI
w. II. MARTIN, Plain Dealing, La, - 2
NJ. r. BoLISGER, Plain Dealing, La, -
r. c. PURCELL, Plain Dealing. La, - 10
1. A. GLEASON, Plain Dealing, La. ---- 4
B. r. GLEASON, Plain Dealing, La, -- 4
lby I. "a. G.)
| J.. ii. GLEASON, Plain Dealing. La, ---
]. s. RODGERS, Plain Dealing, La, --
DuDNEY & TURNKEY Bios. Plain Dealing
La, (by A. b. TurnleyA ----- -
NJ. s. BoIdNGER. Shreveport, La, ------
fby A. B. Turnley)
| ]. J. Robertson. Plain Dealing, La, - 9
/ (by G. T. Mays)
]. S. DoDsoN, Plain Dealing. La, -----
tby G. T. Mays)
r. ADAIR, Benton. La, -------- 4
4 (by G. r. Mays.)
! n. w. SENTELL, Plain Dealing. La, ---- 1f
w. r. BELL, Plain Dealing, La. ----- 10
S. c. GOODWIN. Plain Dealing, La, !
JENNA WYcHE, Plain Dealing, La - 10
4 A. w. HEIFNER, Plain Dealing, La, -- {
]. r. WALKER, Plain Dealing. La, - i
r. s. DoLEs, Plain Dealing. La, -- 2
]. b. WALKER, Plain Dealing. Ia, - :
Mrs. NJ B. KIDD. Plain Dealing La,
W. H. STROUD. Plain Dealing, La. ]
| NJ r. KIDD. Plain Dealing Ia 9
II. e. WYcHE. IR., Plain Dealing La, !
HARRY G.. WYcHE, JR., Plain Dealing. - ]
F. ID. McKEII4AR, Plain Dealing, la. ]
JOHN H. EPpERsoN, Shreveport, La,
R. c. HANBACK,, Shreveport, La, ---
JNo. r. WATKINS, Shreveport. La, ---
A. +. WEDGEwoRTH, Shreveport, La. =
r. G.. JORDAN. Shreveport. La, -------
Il. G. DAVIS. Plain Dealing, La, --4---
E. D. TAYLOR, Benton. La, ---------
(by S. e. Prince.)
Attest
l. . H
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CHARTER
o. oF--
B. AND L. OIL COMPANY, Inc.


oF-
B. AND L. OIL COMPANY, Inc.
United States Of Ame,icG-State of Louis
iGHu-Pasish OF Cadd0. a
BE IT KNOWN, That on this, 5th day of
July, in the year Of our Lord One Thousand
Nine Hundred Twenty One (fN2D before
me, the undersigned Notary Public, duly
appointed commissioned and qualified in
and for Caddo Parish. Louisiana, and in the
presence of the witnesses herein named, and
undersigned, personally came and appeared
the several persons whose names are hereto
subscribed, who severally declared that,
ayailing themselves OF the provisions Of the
laws Of this State relative to corporations,
and particularly Act. No. 267 of the Gen
erM Assembly Of Louisiana for the year
1914. and it's amendments, they have formed
and organized, and by these presents do
form and organize themselves into cor
poration and body polite in law for the
objects and purposes hereinafter set forth,
and to that end they hereby formulate and
adopt the following Articles Of Incor-
poration
The name and title Of this corporation
hereby formed shall be the B. and L. OIL
q,
is hereby ixed In Bossier City, Bossier Par
~ L,s.ua, w. -, ,J.i.,sa = .,.,*
.,t,, t,,a .s,,tta,, co,,sant ~ aI, a,,.ctors
IT. - - as D,..a - ~ s.sas,.,.s
n.a - ,a,d &C trsr, ~ sts 5nn,seila
."S ps 1e go 80 " 80 :. -
ARTICLE IL.
rhe ohtoe+s .,,a r,,r,,o~es W mi. co,.,ora. !.
t,on shan ho - MID "a, rocesva haya mr.
chase % % imnroye n,ienate sell n,edre mort
are area and fypothecate in its ,e corporate name.
rronortr raai narson,l mtvai to, loca 70
p,.a,S.s sns4 ~ .asna,s.a a,.,r
49, "a s;,sE .,.all, !, !, s,,sfts =. rra1,,ea
ana 1u a - - - :
an =. .s,, :. "a, - sta..
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III ia a4ra. j =, ,s,,,,d
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warehouses numninr nlants and nine lines !:
to do q general brokerage business In oil
and gas leases. real and personal property
I'd borrow or raise money by the issue Of
notes Of any kind, and III such manner as
the company may see at to make, accept,
endorse and execute promisory notes. bills
Of exchange and other negotiable instru-
ments, and all things necessary and Incl
dental to the general mining business.
4pr,c.r z, -
-. -
Al catations ana o,her legai processes
snail De served upon tne PRESIDENT Oh the
corporation, OF N the event OF ms itosenee.
upon the s1cepresident, or 10 the absence OF
urer. ARTICLE Nv.
rhe neriod ~ existence ~ i,urafton a. This
CORPORATION is hereby fixed at ninety-nine line
(99) years from date Of this act, unless
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JAS. NJ. HENDERSON,
Clerk and er-0Dfci0 Recorder.

State OF Louisiana, Parish OF Bossier.
i hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct copy Of the
original act, as the same now appears on
file in this Office; duly recorded August Is,
1921, in Charter Book Of Mortgages Vol
nme W, pages 81, ct seq, Bossier Parish
records.
Given under my hand and seal, officially,
on this, the 10th day Of August, A. p. 1921.
JAS. NJ. HENDERSON.
1881 Clerk and er-o1acio Recorder.
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EsTRAYED before q. W. Hutchings. Justice
Of the Peace in and for Bossier City Pre-
cinct, Ward Two, Bossier Parish, Louisiana,
by j. Z. Childers, one frost colored COW.
with slipped left horn. marked figure Z in
right ear and underslope in left ear, about
VI hands high. weight about 500 pounds,
about three years old. Appraised at SO.
The owner is admonished to come for-
ward; prove property. assume and retain
charge of same, pay charges on said animal.
or will. on Saturday. the Goth day Of
august, 1921, at the present front gate Of
said Childers at II o'clock am. proceed to
sell same to last and highest bidder as an
estrays according to law.
D. p. soanEIL, Constable.
s. July 21, 1921. [aug 1sl
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r. G. DoDsoS
w. I. SEARS
S. p. JOHNSTON, Notary Public
Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
End0rsed--Filed for record at $50
o'clock pm, August Is, 1921.
JAS. NJ. HENDERSON,
Clerk and er-o1fcio Recorder.
Endorsed Recorded August Is. 1921, In
Charter Book of Mortgages, Volume W,
p,lge 81, ct seq.
!. JAS. NJ. HENDERSON,
Clerk and er-00fcio Recorder.
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EsrRAY NOTICE.

August IL, 1921. lsept 15l
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sHERIFFs SALE

July II. 1321. lang 2sl
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Endorsed Recorded July q f.
Charter Book Of Mortgages
page So. las. II Hr,is = =
Clerk and ea-0Alcte 11 4 =
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The names and places Of residence Of the
subscribing stockholders and the number of
shares held by them respectively, are as
follows: IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-11
IRA RODGERS ENTRY
AT WEST VIRGINIA

MorGautown. W. Va, Jan. 10 The
story OF the departure OF Ira f. Rod
gers. the great West Virginia athlete
and all-Amcrican fullback from his
homo at Bethany. w. Va. IN 1915 to
come TO the university. leaked out at
the recent football banquet when
close friend of 1ra's told the story.
1t seems that Rodgers parents
thought he had enough education when
he finished four years work in the prep
department Of Bethany College. and did
not concern themselves with his higher
education. But Ira was an ambitious
lad. and. during the summer of 1915.
was quietly making plans to enter the
university. Being i self-supportng and
in dependent fellow. oven when he was
in his teens" ne said nothing to any
body, not even TO his father. about lcav-
ing. The day of his departure. finally
arrived, and after he had all his things
packed, he started Ia walk to the inter-
urban car ON - "oad he met his
father who inquir, here he was 60
ing "Ovcr TO Nor. Hntown TO school,"
replied Rodgers. Without n word Of
protest or advice the father proceeded
up the road after replying. Don't get
hurt" That was all, not even SO much
as "gOodby"
Rodgers was never seriously hurt IN
the four years he was here, so his
father has no rea son to complain. At
the present time Rodgers Is working as
4 chemist at Fairmont, W. Va. and will
return next spring as baseball coach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-11
"a Mountaineer Grid
PLAYERS Receive a Letter

Spccial Dispatch to The 1ntelligcncer.
Morgantown, Jan. 10.-At the meet
Ing of the athletic board Of control or
West Virginia university here today the
following members of the 1919 football!
SQUAD were found to have fulfilled the
requirements for wearing the varsity
letters, wv. "" and they were award
ed 10 them: Captain Lentz, Harrick'
johnson, Sctron, Emswcller, Kay. Mere
dith. Dawson, Beck. Martin, Lyle. Haw-
kins, Simon and Kiger. The regulations
provide that for a man TO win his let
tcrs at football he shall have particl-
mated in at least full quarter OF one
half Of the regularly scheduled games
Of the season. Hill. Flanagan, Fuccy.
Ounlan. Tallman and several others
were Just short Of the requirements.
At the same meeting regulation var
si;y sweaters With the letters wv. '.
were awarded 10 Kay, Martin, Setron'
Emsweller, Meredith and Dawson, VINO
have played two years on the team ana
Il gold football was awarded 10 Harrick.
who has played three years on the
team.
The list OF letters awarded Is not as
large as in 1919. but is about the aver
axe number awarded here. where the
requirements for obtaining letters are
unusually high.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-11
WILSON To FACE
HARD HITTER IN
FIGHT WITH CHIP
New Castle Battler win Try for Kayo
To Get Tito

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 1G.-TheTe Is
chance that the mlddlcwe!ght champion
ship Of the world will again change
hands in n PittsburG ring. Joe Chip. VINO
Is to engage Johnny Wilson, the Title
holder at the Motor Square Clubs show
in Motor Square Garden next Monday
night can hit even harder than could
his brother George when the latter was
worlds champion. Wilson is not slug
ger. but If Joe can slip over q right to
n vulnerable spot il is certain that MIX:
O'Dowd's successor will quit thinking
for the time being.
Better Than Brother
Joe Chip Is farther along now then
was his brother George when the latter
stopped Frank Klaus ut Old City Hall
George had been boxing some good boys,
but there was none who believed he had
in him the making of n champion. His
several battles with Buck Grouse in this
city had made him 4 favorite and when
It WIS announced that he had been
matched with Klaus. the worlds cham
pion, much interest was manifested.
During the first five rounds OF that
fight, Klaus had the edge. Then in the
sixth. Chip swung 4 pondcrous right
To stomach. Klaus went down. He came
up again only TO drop the second time.
right swing to jaw being the force
used. That was the end Of the fight.
Long before Referee Tom Bodkin had
counted 10. 1t was obvious to the spec
tatorS that tho aght was over and that
another champion had been made.
Kayoed Harry Greb
Pittsburghcrs who recall this history
making battle Will naturally he anxious
to see just how good the brother OF
former champion will do against the
present holder of tho title. Joe Chip Is
Il strong. courageous fighter. He can hit
and he can take "A blow. many blows,
for that matter. He Is the only fighter
who ever knocked out Harry CIR u since
the latter became we'll known. And ac-
cordinC to his friends, he Is apt to
knock any OF them out. His manager.
Jimmy Dime. claims he Is the heaviest
hitter in the m!ddlcweight class and
Jimmy ought to know.
Chip hasn't appeared in Pittsburgh
for long while. He has been boxing In
the east and in the west and has made
quite rcputa don for himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-11
Wheeling Steubenvi|le
Clash On Friday Night
Gold and Blue Meets Parkersburg on
Saturday-Good Weekend Card
for Local Basketba1lsrs.

Coach Ross is driving his floor pre-.
teges hard this week In an effort 10
keep the team in condition for the two
big weekend contests. with Steubcnville
and Parkcrsburg. On Friday the Cold
and Blue girls will travel to Stcubcn-
willie TO meet the teams Of that place.
while the big weckender Is scheduled
with Parkersburg on the local floor Sat
urday night.
Other contests Of interest as follows:
wednesday.
Triadelphia at Warwood.
Friday.
MinCo at Martins Ferry.
WarwoOd at MOundSville.
Parkcrsburg at Wellsburg.
S!stcrsville at New Martinsville.
Rarncsvile at Bellaire.
Saturday.
Martins Ferry at Linsly armory.