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The New York herald., 1922-12-20

Scheduled Boxing Bouts

TONIGHT.
Commonwealth Sporting Ciub. -(Wrest-
iinE Zbysxko W. DE Silva.
THURSDAY.
Paterson, ~. J.--Wiilie Herman VS.. Al
Dein,ont, twelve rounds.
West Hoboken A. c., HObotSen. y. H.
Babe Orlando vs.. Tommy Hilliard. twelve
rounds.
Iesd Regirneut.--Joe Click vs.. Xonng
Diamond. eight rounds: Lee Wedo ,s.
Danny Lyons, eight rounds.
Rink sporting Ciub.--HaDpy Mahoney
rs. Italian Joe Dempsey, ten reunds;
Charlie GOODMAN W. Marty Collins, ten
rounds; Archie Walker w. Cionie TAFT.
ten rounds.
FRIDAY.
Madison Square GsrdenA-Joe Lyneh VS..
Midget Smith, for worlds bantam cham
pionship.
Stadium AA>C., Jersey City.-HArry
Msrtone vs.. H U. Phil Kaplan. twelve
SATURDAY.
Ridsewood Grove sporting Club.-
johnny Cannon W.. Terry Miller, twelve
rounds.
Commonwealth Sporting Club.-Jimmy
Carroll W. Bca~ Penteau. twelve resnds.
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Berkeley-Irving Scores Easy
Victory Over Trinity Five

The Berkeley-Irving School basketball
team defeated the Trinity School five on
the victors' court yesterday afternoon
by 30 10 IA. Twelvetrees, Berkeley CEN
ter with six baskets and two fouls. was
tho high scoring individual. Berkeley
held n six point advantage at the end
Of the first half. leading Trinity by
i3 to :. The lineup:
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, Pertica for Oldham.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Dec. is.--Branch
Hickey OF the 81. Louis Nationals to-
day announced that deal wss under
way whereby Pitcher Bill Pertica OF the
Cardinals would 20 20 Detroit In ex-
change for Pitcher Oldham should all
American League clubs waive oh the
latter.
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Xavier Seconds in Front.

The Xavier High Schools second
basketball team defeated IIaaren High
Schools iirst team on the latter's court
yesterday afternoon by the score oftss
20 1S.-Doyle. Xavier .forwar accounted
for flfteen Of his teams points.
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Billiard Results

Frank Deegan was q double winner
last night in the Manhattgn handicap
pocket billiard tournament IN the
Rational Recreation OF Manhattan. In
his first game Deegan defeated David
Menist, a. TO 10. Menist was playing
for % points. Deegan downei n. +.
Mccormack in the other contest. 10 to 8.
Mccormack is 80 point player. In
another game Robert Kind won from II.
7. Cleary. who was playing for As points.
The score was 80 TO rs.
Herbert Hall was winner over Her
bert Morrison last night in the national
amateur English billiards championship
at Jack Doyle's academy. The match
was decided $50 TO 2of In thirty-one
Innings. Hail had high break OF 81.
while Morrison's best was o %. The
latter a former national champion. has
so far failed 10 show his best stroke I'm
the tournament. A seventh starter was
added 20 the list OF entries yesterday
when Fred f.idgewsy enrolled.
In the smoker. handicap progressing
at Doyle's George Burton. scratch man.
won last night over Herbert wiliSio. 100
TO So. wilkie played from a handicap
OF 20.
Robert M. Stelnbugler suffered his
first defeat in the New York state
amateur three-cushion billiard tourna-
ment last night when he encountered
Malcolm w. Leake and went down, 80
20 %. IN sixty-two innings. Leakc had
a high run OF and Steinbugler one
Of 3. Despite tire defeat steinbugler stiil
leads in tho title tournament. which Is
being contested az the Recreationai Hi.
lard Academy, Brooklyn.
Two osher' championships matches
were also decided last night T., A. Ser
vatius defeating II. J. Mlllwood, 80 20
81. and Jack Van Geldcr snatching n
close one from Harry Longcneeser. 80
20 20.
AZ Tsawlor Brothers rooms ia Brook
lyn last night leo Silver defeated
Charles Harmon 125 To G4 IN the New
York state pocket billiard tourney. Sill
ver's best runs were 81 and 50. Harmon's
,25. a, Church and p. Natalie. play the
'finalFamc Tonight
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..x> JOCK HUTCHINSON,
Former American Holder the British Open Golf
ON THE LAW OF THE LINKS
BY Jock Hutchison
ANSWER TO PROBLEM OF STOPPING OPPONENTS BALL

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Othello Wills, the Moor of Harlem
BygW. o. McGEEHAN


Boxing
n loose as ashes 0n Jacs Johnson threatens to do oheo h0u m
SCENE 1.-THE DUKE OF MuLpooNs PALACE
tThe Duke Of Mudoon Commissioners ected)
The DuKE-The match twxt Leonard and Dundee is of:
True, Leonard a cunning business
He he needs the dough- 1t cannot be.
I'll let boxers
FIRST Lord Rkard waits without and ask
Your favor for his plan to sign up Wills
TIE DUKE-Bid him begone he
The Duke Muldoon doth draw the color line
Hath he forgot how long White Hopes took
To win the title for the palid race?
SECOND Duke wise view this thing akance
Wills, they say would have chance
DrKH-My wisdom is such it frightens times
That should infallbly correct
'7t tEner Iaoo' soeeping)
KEAHSs-My champion Oh. meal ticket
DuKD-speak Iago. him?
coMMssI0srss- some one lean vallop on his chin
IAco-Nly champion Desdemona Dempsey, hath signed
THIS day o tho Othelo Wills.
J beg the good Commission call it of.
ENTER OtheNo Wtls)
stay Of Harlem coal
My Lord Duke, pray knock him for goal
THE Ito WslWhat lainy this practice smoke?
Speak your license revoke.
wn1s-Most potent, grave and Commissioners,
Ts true have signed with champion.
I this wanted t..
The pork chop money is most scarce Lord Duke;
There1l be chicken in Harlem
Till have knocked this Dempsey for loop.
SCENE 1I-BROADWAY
tEntcr Iago Keorns shifting perfumed handherchieD
lEAESsI must find crab this match with Wills;
hat might tap champion the chin
should this Desdemona Dempsey take the count
(Enter
WuLs-I put that perfumed kerchief by.
stiles
is not m Desdemona Dempsey's,
He plans % with him the ring
And hole neath your nose you
Youth he's on level amt.
WnLs-The proof, Iago Give me proof
And bounce something solid his
KEARys-Himsef he bade buy the perfumed dope
That he might and remain White Hope.
WILSON. foul.
KNARNs-That's what he wishes to beat a foul
WILLs-Give the kerchief. He will never win
When sounds the bell I'll hit him on the chin.
SCENE III.-BOYLE's THIRTY ACRES.
O Mudooa Rorng Comnssoaers.)
DUKE-My wisdom sometimes doth astonish me
often wonder such wisdom be-
(Encr Tammanio Young toihoat tickct)
DUKE-Tammano here? l who let you in?
crashed the Lord Duke? Who's going to win?
DuKE-Begone, gate crasher. Go and get the air.
YouNG-Not life. Ill cop myself chair
Dempsey wills enter the rimg)
DEMpsEY-How Othello shall do dance?
They'll bid mix il. but you know No chance
this kerchef?
DEMpsEY--Aye lord I smells lot like Kearns
perfumes cent he earns
wnIs-Gavegt thou this keTchief to him then?
DEMpsEr-Nay nay,m lord. I could the
box Let Rickard earn his rent
picked a soft spot for yourself to dve?'
will crown you're alive
DE1rsEY-whats this? here being double crossed?
Put kerchief or the fight is LOST
WnLs-'Ts lost. then
tsmohcrs Dempsey perfumed kcicf forls)
THE Oeo Wills hath fouled the champion
DUKE-Most foul!
handkerchief and falls bcsfd
,csacono Dempsey them both oa)
orHr1Io-Iago Kearns Oh Duke let his doom
death by drowning in some strong perfume
THE DuxE-So 8 be- for am not the law?
on. / call this fight draw
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Chapman Beats Beecher.

Boston. Dec. 19.--Red Chapman,
Boston featherweight. was awarded the
decision over Charley Bcccher of New
bout here tonight.
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Christmas gold pieces.
Just like finding them in
the pockets of our mems
suits!
Savings, substantial saw
ings, here and there, all
through the stock.
Revision tine-in time
for Christmas.
Why is a Gift Order a
good idea?
Because you can't go
wrong. He does his own
selecting.
Handsome certificate in
Christmas envelope.
For the family to give to
Dad
Y A fur lined 'sScotch Mist
with handsome beaver or
otter collar.
For Dad to give the fam
lily
A. radio receiving set
complete with loud speak
er so all can hear.
Four stores full of happy
suggestions.
sReotstered Trademart.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Herald So.
at I3th St. -Four at 35th ST.
Convenient
Broadway Corners Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4rst 81.
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Twelve e-Year-Old Golfer
Makes Nine Holes In AZ

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw YonK HrrArp,
~ INEHURST. y. C., Dec. 1e.-
Forbes Wilson. twelve-year-
old son OF Willie Wilson, the
York Harbor and Pinehurst golf pro-
fessional. played the fret half OF the
championship course in 42 here to-
day In a nine hole match with John
Peacock, Pinehurst pro. Young
Wilson drove to green at the sixth
hole. 166 yards, and ran down the
putt for 2.
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Trinity fl4l

Goals from fieid-Bsrkeley-Ir1tng Twelve
trees, 8; Luddy, 4; G. Hush. o. Trinity
Burke. .: Holland. Anderson Gauteii. Goals
from Observation-Disclosures: Twelvetrees. 2;
c. Hush. .; Luddy. I. Trinity Holland. 3
Burke Substitutions-Trinty: Bloodgood
for Holland Kinney for Burke, Tag for Bar
rows. Raferee--Mr. Taylor Columbia. Time
Of halYes--in and 20 minutee
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members Of John WanaTsker brotherhood.
are invited to % the seryiceG on on saturday>after.
Main st.. Medford. N. j. intsrihsnt ht' At F,tn. n
wood Cemetery. Viewing Friday evening, .
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idence. sssS S,,.s Melon 81. HiEh mass st 81.
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donovan Snyder and son Of the late Joseph
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HELP wANTnD-MAIn

rLAsrpBHps went.d--Sil PCT az. Any
Atlantic City, N, ],
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WANTED
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STOCK SALESMAN. high grade TO sell 8
per cent ISSUE OF successful Phila frm;
% rcr cent commission. c SIT. Ledger or.
TlMEkEEPER. assistant. experienced In
taila and salary expected in frst letter.
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Wants the States to
Help Bear Burdens

Chicago June 2---As.Umption by the
several state governments Of some ''
the "burdcnsrm" Problems" now he.nE
AhouldercG 10y the Federal government
vas suggested lay Attorney General
uaugrcr,y today In an address before
tn" Illinois SAFE Ear association.
Nmorg the pn:s"s "f i"w enforcement
vhjrh Mr. pauSh"rty held could be
more effectively handled because the
states were prohibition. SHY blue
stock" laws. Whit" Slave uatfI". and
.n,i-rarco;ir statutes and food in"pec-
ion regulations.
Taking for las theme the "coopera,
tive duties of the states and the federal
governments" MIR. Daugherry traced
what he said was the gradual departure
from the theory OF governments \"t the
trainers OF the constitution and from
the limits set 10y the instrument
Important ecVnomic Changes after the
civil war, he sad. teu"e" toward the
concentration of Al r,Nrtnment power
n nc government
livery oI.c wEo has { ''"rvcd present
C,ay ryaG.liuas. lie ,Ca, nued. must
I'D ant th'u a de'aS OF sla,e activities
ha,> resulted
here ar. ~" essential causes OF failure
t thu state ErNtlnlht3tS - measure
$50, 70 their responsibilities spirit
e. lawlcSSness among large masses or
people and q lack OF moral Dack-
.n:c .Uy many Of the men who nave
sworn to enforce the laws.
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Gary Admits Advantage.

New York. June 2.--Elbert H. Gary.
chairman OF the United States Steel
corporation testified today before the
Lockwood legislative committee !nves-
tiga ting the building trust. that his cor
poration was able to deliver Its products
at 50 a ton less than It's Independent
competitors.
He did not think the dlfferential ever
ran as high as s. ton az stated yes
terday by John A. Topping, chairman Of
the Republic Iron and Steel company
Mr.. Gary conceded the difference In
costs was largely accounted for by he
fact that United States Steel owhed
more than 1900 miles OF railroad con-
Meeting Its plants with ore centers.
Insisting upon the corporations justi-
flcation In owning and operating It's own
lines Mr.. Gary was asked by Samuel
lrntcrmyer, counsel for the committee,
how he reconciled such joint ownership
with the court ruling in the Reading
case where II was held that joint owner
ship OF railroads and coal mines was
Illegal
IT am not very familiar with that
case" he replied.
Then you are not keeping pace with
the law" Mr.. Untermyer said. smiling.
Mr.. Gary said United States Steel
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notice TO CONTRACTORS

Scaled proposals will be received by
the State Road Commission OF West
Virginia at its office in Charleston. West
Virginia. until. ten o'clock A. NJ. on tho
9Th day Of June. 1922. and said pro-
posals will be opened and read immedt'
ately thereafter at the Kanawha County
Cour, House, Charleston. W. Va, for the
construction OF the following bridges on
state road:
Project l20-Oh!o county. Bridges
No. 568 and 760. i-I0ft. span Pony
Truss each Concrete substructures.
The substructuros and superstruc-
lures for both bridges to be in one
contract
Proposals viii be received only upon
state standard forms in accordance with
plans. specifications and estimates OF
quantities therefor, which standard
rorns. plans. specifications and eSti-
mates may he obtained from the office
OF tho state Road Commission at
Charleston. West Virginia, or at the OF
Ace OF tho Division Engineer at Iar'
kcrsburg. Wcs, Virginia.
Each propose, must he accompanied
BY certified check In an amount e1uaI
10 90, OF tho total amount Of the pro-
poSa, and R0t less than $4,000.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any
ard all proposals.
STATE ROAD COMMISSION
F.. y. Carskadon. Secretary.
ma l3-20-27 jus
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would object strong to being divorced
from it's railroads, asserting he did not
believe ownership Of the lines gave tina {
corporation an unfair advantage over Is
com petltors such as was held TO exist In
the Reading case. q IS
Necessary to Own Roads.
I'm a concern doing such an immense
business as the United States Steel cor
poration," he declared, 1T is necessary
to own railroads. If we had to depend
on the will and disposition Of indie
pendent railroads, whose service is de-
voted primarily to the interests of the
general public, We could not be assured
OF good service"
Mr.. Gary asserted the steel corpora.
tion's rail lines gave independent steel
companies as good service as 1t got TT
self and declared he had never heard
q complaint as to discrimination. -
Before he began examination Of Mr..
Gary, Mr.. tntermyer announced he
planned to recall 10 the witness atand
Mr. Topping and A. c. DinkIey, presf-
company. Completion Of merger OF
the companies over which these two
men preside. with the Inland Steel COM
pany, was announced few hours after
Mr.. Topping and Mr.. Dinkley had testi-
fed the proposed merger was still in
the negotiating stage. -.-
Topping and Oinksy Drilled
Both Jonn a. Topping. chairman of
the Republic Iron d Steel company, and
A. c. Dinkey, president Of the Midvale
Steel Ordnance company, told the
committee today that they had not
known the actual basis OF the com
pany merger when they were on the
stand yesterday, only an hour. or two;
before the consolidation was announced.
AT that time they swore that little had
been reduced to writing and said they
had none Of the figures or details with
them, and that the negotiations really
were in only a nebulous state.
Mr.. Cntermyer told them the commit
tee had been outraged by their attitude
toward 1t. and again sought TO gain pos
session OF merger agreements. Mr.. Top
Ping and Mr.. Dinkey were both sent out
to get the documents, but those they
brought back were not the desired ones.
Irritated, Mr.. Tntermyer had Mr..
Chadbournc subpocnaed after the law
yer had sent word he was too busy TO
testify. 1t was announced that Mr.
Topping. too would be quizzed again to-
morrow.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

50. 900. 900 90 Water Works and F4itra-
ton Bonds OF the City Of Wheeling,
West Virginia.
Sealed bids will be received BY Thos,
+. Thoner, Mayor. until noon. June 20
1922.
Bonds are OF 100000 denomination.
coupon form. interest SO. payable semi
annually. May be registered as TO prin-
cipal but not as 20 coupons.
Definite maturit!es. ten to thirty
years,
Principal and interest payable at Of
fee OF State Treasurer Of West VIZ
g.nla, or National City Bank. New York
City.
Certificate OF legality OF issue. by At
torncv General OF West Virginia. at
tached 70 each bond.
Total Bonded Indebtedness. including
this issue $42S0.20o09.
Assessed Valuation taxable property
39l.969,s $4,000.
Constitutional limitation OF bonded
Indebtedness Sc OF assessed valuation.
Right is reserved 10 accept bids for
Martial lots and TO allOt any part or any
bids made. or 70 reject any or all BIDS
Deposit Of lee OF amount bid for must
accompany all bids.
ANY other information will be fur-
n!shed on request.
WALTER NJ. EVANS.
10 S-5-l2-ls City C4eFS
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Three Specials Killed.

Belfast. June .. by the Associ
ated Press -NIeavy firing between
Irish Republican army forces and u
ster special constables occurred dur
ing the night at Dungooley Cross. on
the Louth.Armagh border. II lasted
seven hours. and il is believed three
o. the specials were killed. The in
habitants along the border in the vi
ciuity have fed 10 Dundaik.
Firing also occurred at Culleville'
going on for several hours.
In Irish Republican army quarters
II was stated that the Republican
forces suffered no casualties in either
clash.
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fate Of high-handed corporations IN the
past, and remarked that the steel cor
puratiou behaved" because 1T was
r.eht to do So and second, because 1t
had to do So
If you have three dollars ton or
i've dollars ton in costs over your
competitors. and you have the capacity
To- supply the market, the competitors
are living by your grace and favor.
urcnt they"
NO. | don't think So" replied Mr..
Gary IF We ruthlessly drove the
others out Of business" said Mr. Gary.
we would have been in precisely the
same position that some Of these other
companies were in companies that
70" dissolved by government law
suits"
Il see, you had your eye TO that law
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wANTED-sALESMEN

WANTED-Specialty salesman N this
territory TO handle quickest selling
exclusive Farm Record Calendar on the
market. Sure sale every town. Also
our full line OF calendars leather spe-
cialties. mailing cards. greeting cards.
fans. pencils, etc. Liberal commission.
Apply giving age, experience. etc 10
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DIED

BEECRoFT-O On Thursday. June l.
1929. at 1870 A. NJ. CHARLES BEE
CROFT in his T2nd year.
Funeral from his late residence 2o6 Six
te.nth street, on Sunday. June 4th. al
p. NJ. Interment in Stone Church
cemetery.
Warrington Pa papers please copy)
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MICHIGAN rARH LANDS FOR SALE

$40 TO $50 DOWN starts you on 20. 40
or so acres near hustltng city IN Mich
kan. Balance on long time: prices now
only SIS 10 SIS per acre. Write today
for big illustrated booklet giving full
information. rs free. Sw!gart Land
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AUTOMOBILE Salesman would like to
connect with live concern that has
territory In Eastern Ohio. Want some
thing permanent that has future FOR
a hustler. For interview address +. o.
Box 22l, Bellaire. Ohio. ~ Ii
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Marty Hello. Joe. Coin 20 IN
doctors again? thought he had cured
You OF vour old complaint.
Joe lie did. but I've got another one
now.
Matty-What's the matter with YOU
now. Joe?
1oe-.why. jes got his bill this morn
ing.
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Gary Names Them.

rs It not a fact that J. p. Morgan
names the dircctors"" Mr.. Untermyer
asked.
"Ccrtatnly not" retorted Mr.. Gary.
who does name them
The stockholders"
Mr.. Untermycr, smiled and Mr.. Gary
smiled back at him.
Who really names thcm?" Mr.. Inter
myer persisted.
I'll have to admit the claim" said
Mr.. Gary. that do more Of that than
any one else. and always have"
Mr.. Untermyer then tried to get Mr..
Gary to admit that he and Mr. Morgan
together controlled the corporation and
that the other five members Of the An
ance committee which he had testified
selected the directors were mere rubber
stamps"
That IL not n fact" said Mr.. Gary.
THE other members aid in their sclec-
tion.S
He then recounted how, last year, he
and President Farrell had selected
three directors who were elected against
MT Morgan's judgment but not against
his wishes.
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BIG STEEL MERGER
Continued from Page Cne)

so minded, but Mr.. Gary VIII" believed
the dIrreren,ial rot mor- than So. said
he did not think so. lie recalled the
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GIVEN
CONFIDENCE VOTE

Paris. June 2.-tBy the Associated
rrc>S) The ,humh"" of IcpH'i'S his
evening voted confidence IN Premier
Po!uCare. 4S4 to loo.
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MISCELLANEOUS
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FOR SAI-E-l91S Ford coupe: good
shape: tires good. 1920 Coupe. excel
lent condition: tires fine. Phone 2432-M.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

After nine wears OF neglect the grave
OF Homer Davenport. Cartoonis'. Is nav
ing n monument placed upon il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

LOST-Gray mare with halter Weight
1900 or 1900 pounds. Strayed away
May 81, 1922. $40 reward. Finder please
notify James Gable, Mt Pleasant ..
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