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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

Charley White Wins Technical Knockout
Industrial League


The George E. Stifel team In the In
dustrial league games last night played
a hard fought win with the Globe Auto
matte In the second game OF the In
dustrial circuit. played at the Municipal
gymnasium. The other w games
were in the nature Of massacres with
the HaEel-Atlas taking the scalp OF
the Balow company team. - to 4. and
the Wheeling Steel corporation winning
from the Warwood Tool company, 46
to 3.
Hazel-Atlas (4a) - Miller, Sutton,
Farmer, forwards: Thalman, Hunker
centers; Floto, Smith, Coppinger. Rid
die. guards.
Barlow & Co. - Dowler. A. Welca.
forwards; Meyers, Hoge. Reid. %centers;
Seamon, Fitch C. Welch, guards.
Referee-R. T. Martin.
George T.. Stifel (2G. Ebbert,
Hughes. forwards; Althouse. center;
Burns, Federmeyer. Murrin. guards.
Globe Automatic Spring Q2). -
Schoepner. Chambers, Prunty, forwards;
Dupkey, center; Baldwin. Baker. Neitzel.
guards.
Referee. Gallagher.
Wheeling Steel t5).-Niggemeyer'
Haberstick, Clark. Bachmann, forwards;
Rosenberg. McCulley. centers; Knoll.
Foose, Padden. Breideing. guards.
warwood Tool (3). Younginser'
Turner, Carpenter. forwards; Duke. GEN.
ter: Thompson. Carpenter, guards.
Referee. Gallagher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Notice Aetna Standards

As manager Of the LauEhlin Leven
football team Of Martins Ferry l WISH
TO state thai the. Laughlin Leven does
not lay claim TO the junior footoaii
championship Of the Ohio Valley. as
they do not know whether there IL a
team in existence that has not lost a
game this season. II however. there Is
such a team in the valley. with an aver
axe weight. OF l22 pounds. we would
like a game with them so as to settle
the real championship.
Tho Aetna Standards are requested
TO publish their record for the past sea-
son So. that the football fans or the
valley may Judge for themselves the
merits OF the champions. (The Aetna
Standards claim the title.) If they a
prove and produce evidence that they
have not lost a game with other junior
teams, a game with che Laughlin LeVen
can be arraged on the following terms:
l-Tha; the losing. team forfeit YOU
TO the Betty Zane memorial FUND ana
also forfeit all rights 10 the gate re-
ceipts
THAT the Aetna Standards will
place a team on the field that Will aver
age between l25 and 1870 pounds In
weight and that their lineup will IN
no players but those who nave
PLAYED at, least two games this season.
3-That side bets be eliminated. This
INJURIES amateur sports and would be
better left out
THAT all arrangements be mace
through the Intenigencer.
The following Is the record OF the
-.-sn, Iy.n. 0noonenta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
150 NREST[ER5 ON SQUAD At
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
Ohio Wesleyan Athletes
Barred By Conference

oberlin. O.. Dec. 15.-Eeight ohto
wesleyan university athletes were de-
clared permanently Ineligible to partt.
cipate in Ohio conference athletic -,
tivities for receiving $3.50 annually
from An athletic loan fund" Il was an-i
nounced today by E. A. KILLER. secre.
tary OF the conference. Among those
named are olan Smith, 1929 football
captain, and LinEal Winters, captain.
elect Of the 1928 eleven.
In making the announcement II.
Miller made public the minutes OF Ae.
athletic meeting Of the conference hSlAl
ut Columbus Monday when Ohio We
leyan was accused Of offering scholars
ships and loans to members OF thu fooee
bali team. Wesleyan representatives, ~
mttted that the loans had . COD.
tinued and declared that they consld.
cred themselves bound by a four.yeaf.
promise to the mon. according to a
minutes.
AZ a result Of the charges, hiamt
Cincinnati. Case and Denison Ssvefea
football relations with Wesleyan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
BASKETBALL SEASON
OPENS At WElISBURG
or~oi Rranklta Athlsde Club OF Asw
AthaAs, O., WI Mot WsusoufI
Z. y. G. 4. outAt.

The rrand opening Of the basket ball
s-ason for the reason Of 1928 will
take place ut wellsburg tonight when
the Franklin Athletic club. of New Ath-
ems, O., and the weilsburg Y n C A
In the Y gym Tho Franklin q
il know TO be very good this season
and expect to hold up their wonderful
record OF last Last year tnis
.ams tam detsated the S~teuhenvtue I.
NJ G A. five, h champions OF ONO
yalley. In two games and their strength
this season Is just the same As OF lasc
h wellsburg quintet Is composed OF
sene I basket ball material wneh
the whistle Of Referee Boycet OF wheel
i,r blovS Captain Jacobs men Tiu
h.ve n real battle on their hands n
Tam viii be strengthened tonight vain
Addition Of Ward, who for three
n. a.tellar performer with West VIZ
ginia Wesleyan ~
W.,d will see service for At least part
~ the game At one Of the guard posi-
ton, Alternating. with Cakes late OF
WJheelinx high school Reid and SsaS:
ner. Of wheeling high. n OF
are fighting 1t out fof tns
c.nt., position with Reid hAvins inc
sSres Robinson, Of Pitt fame for three
v.arr will occupy the other toE..u
no.,tion opposite Capt. JACOB, "hiio
i,.nct of Ohio Northern Universally VIII
occuny the other guard position. Inc
.hoye team gives WellsburS n OF inc
hest fiyes to represent the city In anna
t.ur circles in recent years Inc S1snS
viIi be the first sta ged In the
r N. G. A. gymnasium. A large oro~a
T.. .Inected for the opening OK the SEA.
ION hcre and a good game Is assured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
TOMMY GIBBONS
IS VICTOR OVER
MISkE IN TEN

81. Paul. Mimi. Dec. l5.-Tommy
Gibbons, OF st. Paul. won the referees
decision over his fellow townsman,
Billy Miske, In a ten round boxing con-
test here tonight. Gibbons led most OF
the way.
!, II was distinctly a Gibbons fight, al
though Miske had flashes in which he
showed to advantage, but at no time
he able TO stand OF his lighter OPP
ponent for any considerable Iime. Their
street clothes weights were: Miske 1875
pounds: Gibbons 1921.
From the outset 1t seemed apparent
that only a knockout could give Miske
the victory, which is considered here a
stepping stone to a chance ut the
worlds championship in q contest with
Dempsey. The decision Of the referee
and two ringside judges was unanimous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
STAR LlNEMAN, VETERAN OF
THREE YEARS WINS OUT
IN BALLOT OVER
CHAS. HElNER.
Elaborate Banquet Held aLst Even
Ing In the New Mel-R Gar
den-Dancina Later.

Denny May, star lineman, a veteran
of three years. was elected to sue
coed Chaplain Everett Brinkman,
1922 leader. as captain OF the 1923
Wheeling High school football etam
at the annual banquet held last even,
ing in the New Mel-R Garden. He
was elected over Charles Chic
Heiner.
The banquet, the first ever served
in the Mel-R, was ready for the boys
at $3.50 o'clock sharp. Following a
most delightful repast a brief pro-
gram was enjoyed. The program In
sluded addresses by Principal H. Is.
Johns, C. H. Seabright, Coach I}il.
Stobbs, Athletic Director Lang. ex-
Captain Brinkman. and Captain elect
May. Coach Stobbs was presented
with q beautiful silver belt buckle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Jimmy Niles and Alex
Novecky In Great Bout
Both Boys Stand Toe 10 Toe Tor the
Full Ten Rounds Giving ana
Taking AL Their Opponent
Had,

Youngstown, Ohio. Dec. l9.-Battlin1
like two enraged tigers Jimmy Muche
Niles, and Alex Novecky. covington. Ky.
stood toe to toe ten rounds here to-
night and at the end were no nearer q
decision than before they started. Both
punished the other with terrific body
ard the face blows but neither would
20 down for the count.
Norm Genet. Barbcrton. outpointed
Sammy Ciminelli. local Middleweight
in the ten rounds semi final. Sammy be
ing left jabbed to death.
Jack Kelly Nickcesport won from kid
stinger Pittsburgh In a spectacular six
round bout.
Bat Nelson, Niles, shaded Bobby
Cowan, Newcastle In four rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Reconsideration
of Action By Faculties

. Chicago, Dec. 15.-Faculty represen-
tatiyes Of the Western conference Will
meet in special session here tomorrow
to reconsider previous action Of RECON-.
mendinS that big Ten athletes refrain
from competing In the National Collie
giate track and field games which are to
be held on Stage field next June.
Athletic directors and track field
coaches criticised the faculty represen-
tatives for their action.
Major John 1. Griffith. commissions
Of athletics in the conference, aAd .
member OF the committee back OF tho
national games. will appear before the
faculty representatives tomorrow and
AK for reconsideration Of their action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
TOO NAH 10H fo1 AoUu10X1
Oh YAND1-AF1I191o Ox11- d
oIAIS At SCHOOL SUI.
Y11B1D.


Morrantown, Doc. 1B.-Special.)-
West virginia University athletic off,
Gals were given a big surprise this
week when approximately $50 mon re-
ported for tho wrestling squad. They
expected 100 candidates and had equip
ment on hand for this number last
Monday afternoon when the hrst work.
out was held. Needless TO Ry TINT the
supply was quickly exhausted and IT
was necessary to equip tho late corners
with odds and ends Of old uniforms.
Coach r. B.. Dayton IL literally
swamped with material and ~ yet he
has been unable to properly organise the
squad. Insofar ~ some OF the mel are
over weight and intend to train down,
Il is Impossible for the Varsity mat
mentor to work efficiently ut this time.
All he can do 10 to demonstrate holds
. nd exercises and then pair OF - or 30
to practice. Then he looks on and sug-
Kssts corrections and improvement
Captain Pitsenberger, 9cotty HouKh and
other letter-msn are assisting him and
their aid II proving invaluable. Hough
Is tutoring the lis. 136 and 135 pound
ers, while Captain Pitsenberger il az
sisting the heavier candidates to master
the fundamentals. Because Of tAe size
OF the squad the sris plenty Of work
for all and 80 long A. the present In.
terest Is maintained Coach Dayton and
the veterans are going to Be extremely
busy. There Is not going to be any
wedding out" until after the holidays
when reg dlar elimination bouts will Be
staged.
There is probably some verv good
wrestling material among tho 80 can.
dida ties. but because OF their green
ness and inexperience II will take time
to develop them. So far none OF rho
newcomers have shown anything start
ling. In spite Of the squads size, there
Is a dearth Of heavyweights and II looks
as though the unlimited and 1~6s-pound
classes will be hard to NIL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
BENWOOD AMERICAN
LEGION FIVE wins
The midtown ASErsgstaon Demonstrates
0rsAt Strength In Defeating
Al-OtAxE

The Benwood American Legion quint
annexed It's second victory In as many
starts last evening when they took the
All-stars Of Wheeling, into camp by the
score of 1910. Both teams played good
basket ball. but tho Al-Stars were
badly defeated.
The American Legion outfit gives
promises Of developing into one OF the
best amateur teams in the valley. The
passing Of the team is far better than
the average and followers Of the Legion
look for the team to enjoy a most
successful season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Standsvold Takes Charge
of State Basketball Team

Morgantown. w. yat Dec, 15.-Fran-
els II. Stadsvold. former. Minnesota
b basketball star. and for two years
coach of the West Virginia University
Ave. reported, to taxi charge of the
candidates for the Muuntaineer team.
today. He found So candidates for the
team. but only w substitutes from last
years squad among them. Captain
Bowers and Pierre Hill. regulars Of last
year. will not report until after the
coast trip. Stadsvold Is pleased with
the quality OF the new candidates. how
ever, and expects to turn out n credit
able Ave,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

New York, Dec. 15.-The program for
the annual meeting Of he National
Collegiate Athletic association, to be
held here December IS, was announced
today. Forenoon. afternoon and even
Ing sessions will be given over to dis
cussion and reports which include those
OF the football, basketball, track. SWIM
ming, boxing and other committees
Special committees will be heard on
the National intercollegiate track and
field meet and the organization OF the
American Olympic association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
.WG|LANTSA AND bEARCATS CLASH
At LEAGUE PARK IN TITLE TIE

several a bruises received in an suite
mobile accident. Several Of tne .tss.y
players are reported Ill. but fans -.
look for surprises when they line up ~
the initial kickoff. Bear stories, ceuN
overconidence, but after watching tae
teams working out last evening thefe -
none Of that in evidence, emu hat ~
game Ia going to be nothing but AreAI,
football" Is an almost assured fact.
Special Oar Service.
Special car service will be run from
wheeling to league park. The stang
have all been repaired and the srand.
stand will OFFER shelter from h .eAts
ther IN case Sunday turns out to o. :
bad day. Benwood plans to turn .
strong to back the Bearcats ana, -
usual, Martins Ferry will be there. n
we'll. all in all. It looks IKE sFsts
nn,sh for the gridiron game.
The 1ipeiDS. r -&e5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
uHBuArHN THA1U FIaAY At MAJ
TINE Y111Y SUNDAY AHTE4-
NOON n 11A0oHU
4
weather ooudttdo1s 1afs WEI 11sld
Assured Game 70 start
A. 1850 Prompt.

Well, fans, It's your last chance, that
Is until next year. for when tho I'M
defeated B%earcarts journey to League
park, Martins Ferry. tomorrow after
noon to play the undefeated and un-
scored on vigilants the curtain will fall
on the 1922 football season. Tho game
Is scheduled to start promptly at 2:3o
o'clock and the teams will play, rain
or shine
Interest Running Xigh.
Interest in the game Is running high.
With the wonderful records OF both
teams and the amateur championship
Of the Ohio valley at stake, it's a dead
cinch that It's going to be one swell
football battle. The teams are prtmed
for the tilt and with the strongest
eleven men that can be gathered to-
gother, barring ringers the teams are
ready for the whistle. :
As Is usual In championship games
bear stories" are running wild. Late
last evening 1t was reported that Cap
tain Higgins. Of the Bearcats. was, con-
fined to his home because Of illness. 1t
appeared doubtful whether the Ben
wood boy would play. Bippus. crack
Bearcat ~fullback, was suffering from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
union HIGH CUNTS
LOSE TO SHADYSIDE
Ohio SIDE School Victorious In Both
Boys and Girls Clashes;
Qood Comes.

Union high schools basket ball teams
opened their 1929 season last evening
by journeying to Shadyside wher. the
crack Shadyside high school outfits
turned them back in both games. The
boys score ending 1875. while the girls
count stood 1912.
Both games proved interesting with
spectacular playing coming to the fore
many times. The Shadyside gymnasium
was filled to It's capacity with fans
from both Union and Shadyside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
SUSPECT HUSBAND
IN DOUBLE TRAGEDY
wife ana Child Are Found Numbered In
Home which Had Been Set On Fire
to Cover Up Crime.

New York. Dec. 15,-Mrs. Anna Catol-
da, End her nine-year-old son Fred we're
stabbed to death n their home in
Coney Island was set on fire early to-
day In an effort to hide the crime. Fire
men discovered the bodies in the kitchen.
Search was started for Adam Catolda
husband Of the slain woman.
Firemen found all the doors and win
dows locked and a pile Of rags burning
close to the bodies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
OHIO ARMY POST, TT. HAYES

Washington, Dec. l5-The name Co
lumhus barracks. familiar to army
ears for many years. disappears from
army circles under orders published
today at the Wer Department chang
..inE the name Of the Ohio post to Fort
Hayes. The new name is given In hon.
or of President Rutherford B. Hayes
" no died at Fremont. Ohio, In 1893.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
A. A. Owners to Meet

Chicago, Dec. 15.-Club owners Of tho
American Association will meet here
tomorrow TO adopt a schedule for the
1923 seasons President Hickey said to-
night. that a schedule calling for lss
games. opening the season April Ia and
closing during the first week In October
probably would be adopted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
DUCK PuS L1AauH
dave SHADE wins

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 15.-Dave Shade.
welterweight. won aArcferee's
over FranNe Schocll Of Buf-
fal. n. Y. In ten rounds here tonight
II was understood the fight would de-
eide which Of the two men will meet
Mickey Walker. present welterweight
champion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
COLUMBIA VICTORS

Tho Columbia Victors annexed an
other victory by defeating the fast Hill
side Quints at the Columbia gym last
evening. The close guarding of the Hill
sides featured in the game. The speed
of Phiripp and Ruther gay the visitors
their scores.
The Columbia team work ran smoothly
during the first half. V. O'Leary of
Columbia. divided honors with Wicthc
in caging.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

Columbus, O.. Dec lS.-NOhio Wss.
leyan does not admit that these nen.
are Ineligible" George Gauthrie. WNs-t
leyan athletic director aid tonight.
Gauthrie, who was In Cumous tonight
with the Wesleyan basketball team. safd
cnly two courses remained for his
school-either accept the conferences
ruling or withdraw from the c~onfersAce3
he was not prepared to say whSk
action would be taken. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
The lineup and summary:
Hiusides z

Observation-Disclosures for V. O'Leary.
Field Goals-Withe 3. Y. O'Leary, =
A. O'Leary /. Phillip l.. Ruther |.
Foul Goals-Philipp 3. v. OLeary 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

Observation-Disclosures, King and
Boland. Cathedral. McMahon, Mexican,
Sargus. McKnulty and Otto.
Golas: Dailer 8; Byhanna II ThalmsA
8; Mcmahon !; Mexican Ii Lewis L;
Smith !.
Fouls: Thalman 4-s; Lewis Lei Logan
0-3; Smith 1-2; Lucas o..
' Referee-Woods CIV. H. g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
CATHEDRAL BEATS
BETHESDA 26-6
Past working Maroon and Cream u
At Proves Too Tough for Ohio Boys

Lead by captain, Dailer, the Cathedral
High school basket ball team annexed
It's third straight victory, and the hrst
Of It's home season. last night when
Bethesda's aggregation fell before the
Maroon and Cream by the score OF
26-6. The score does not indicate the
real worth Of the two teams as Cathe-
draps score was held at his low point
only through sensation work by the
Ohio Side guards. :
The Cadets launched . bewilderinE
passing game during tho drst half and
completely outplayed their opponents
throughout. Captain Dailer led tho
scoring with I'VE baskets. Tallman
Cathedral center annexed three. The
score at the half was 14-s in favor Of
Cathedral. In tho second half the
Maroon practically substituted the en-.
tire team. Despite this fact Cathedral
piled up twelve points.
Thu Imam and mi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
PASS LABOR MONEY BILL.

Washington. Dec 16.-The third ap-
preparation bill. for the Commerce and
Labor department a carrying $26.-
900, 900, was passed today by the SEN
ate In q half hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
DENNY YELECTED.I0 LEAD
1923 WHEELING HIGH ELEVEN

and belt by the boys in appreciation
of his work during the past season.
Pictures of the team and individual
groups were awarded the following
players: McGiIl, Cotton. G. Heiner,
Thomas, Carroll and L%ipphardt. Hal
pound boxes of candy were given
each attendant.
Following the banquet the boys
with their lady friends were tic
guests of the Mel-R and enjoyed the
evening in dancing. At a late hour
refreshments were served aid the
banquet stamped as one Of the best
ever held in tn history Of the school.
The following players were In At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

Only a few New York hotels In 1859
boatsed Of more han one bath tub.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-07
JERRY r. ZMUNT UCHAZ1
Sc POZNOVU o URAD
OKRES. KOMISASE.
Druhym kandidatem Jest
Fred Kohler mi.

Jednim nejcinnej*ich We
fejnych pracovnikG, jenz Sc
poZnovu bude uchazeti 0 pfi-
zen volicstva Ia zitrejsich pri-
marnich voleb Jest nesporn6
dosavadni okresni komisar, -
krajan Jerry r. Zmunt. O je-
no ag;lnosti jest zbytecne Sc
rozsirovati, jest jiste dosta-
tex znam vsem, kdoz sleduji
mistni politiku. Pdsobil po le-
ia tez v mestske rade a dnes
kandiduje pro znovuzvoleni
jako okresni komisaf.
Jerry Zmunt jest ceskeho
pdvodu, neb jeho rodice prize
Ii v roce 1865 z Czech a usadili
sc puvodne V lowe, manZelka
ieho pax jest tez nasi krajan-
kou.
Nejlepsim jeho odporucenim
jsou prave docilene dspechy je-
no pol:ticke kariery, vzdy SINE
rujici k vseobecnemu dobru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-07
JAK Sc OBCHAZf PRISTE.
HOVALECKY ZAKON.

Pc Spojenych Statech kona
nyni prednaSky dr.. Emil l.
Scharf, jenz vcera prozrazoval
jak Sc pokoutn6 pres Mexicke
hranice dostava do Soustati
rocne ma 100000 pristehoval-
cI, kteri by jinak pred immi-
gracni komisi neots:ali.
Hran;ce ma jihu jest spatne
strezena a nedostatek uredn!-
ctva velice usnadnuje prechod.
v Tampico, Vera Cruzu jsou
preplneny hotely cizinci, kteri
snadno zmizi.
Nasledkem nemeckeho pI-
vodu dobyl 81 dr.. Scharf mezi
Mexicany jiste ddvery zejme-
ma pokud Sc tyce pasovani Ii
hovin a drogd. OvSem, ze sc
nikterak nestydi a tuto dive
ru v cnost NemcG verejne IRA
zuje, jen ably prednaskam do
dal dojmd sensace.
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JESTE DOZVUKY KARERO.
VA PROCESU.

Dunn Lakewood, v kterem
Zavrazden byl Dan Kaber, ma
Sc dostati majetek The North
ern Ohio Mortgage e. Invest
mcnt Co. Otec zavrazden6ho
Moses kaber prohlasaje v po-
vstalem prOcesu, re manzelka
Dana, nyni Ma dozivoti odsou-
zena, nemela zadneho prava
ma majetek jmenovany uvalo-
vati hypotecni dluhy. spoiled
most totiz pujcila na prvni
mortgage odsouzene zene pc
nize, jejichz zaplaceni Sc
m:rre namahala. V kaznici
meskaiici kaberova byla po-
lovicni zapisnlci ma dome, ale
postoupila tuto polovinu dcefi
2 prvniho manzelstvi, herecce
McArdlove, jez byla z vrazdy
taktez obvinena, ale porotou
vinnou neuZnana. Druhou po-
lovinu pax jako dedictvi neni
pax mono il zakonitym zpd-
sobem pfifknouti.
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POD CENTRAL VIADUXTEM
NALEZENY VYHLADO-
VELY MUZ.

V opustenem skladisti NILE
ka pod Central viaduktem ma
lezen byl vcera odpoledne We
velmi zb6dovanem stavu 45-le
ty Josef Fike, z Louisville, KY.
Nalezen byl straznikem drahy
Wheeling a Lake Erie, jenz u
slysel stenani. Nalezeny byl
dopraven do mestske nemocni-
ce, kde byl opatrn6 nasycovan
mlekem. Vypravoval, ze do
Clevelandu pr;sel pied dvema
tydny. Zprvu sc vloudil do
nakladniho vlaku, kterym do
jel do Gallon, O. odkud Sc pu
still do Clevelandu peSky a
dlouhou chGzi Ia dusneho We
dra byl zmofen tax, ze zalezl
do mista, kde byl ralezen a
kde bez lidske pomoci po ce-
lou udanou dobu hladOvel, Sc
slabl tax, ze nebyl S to ami pri-
volati pomoc a muze dekovati
jen nahod6, re nahodou kolem
jdouci straznlk jej nalezl. DIE