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title at a given time. In addition to
the verinoation. OF the abstract or
chain OF Instruments through which
title passes from one owner to an.
other, special items such as equity
actions. probate court causes. taxes,
ETC., are also examined. as they may
directly affect loyal ownership.
The construction OF deeds and
mortgages IL vital in considering the
ough knowledge Of the law in this
connection is necessary, It was point
ed out by Mr.. Becker. to insure accu-
rate compliance with all legal re.
quirements when preparing such doc
uments. As a general proposition OF
law the transfer and acquisition OF
title to real estate is governed by the
law prevailing in the place where the
real estate 10 situated.
Evening star., 1922-12-16
Friends Tears Understood.

From the Boston Transcript.
I, "I can't understand why women
weep at q wedding. can yop:"
weens because the wedding is hers
ana her friends. weep because 1t isn't
theirs"
Evening star., 1922-12-16

The main approach is by way Of Con-
necticut Avenue, one Of the best and most
favorable known thoroughfares of the Ma
tional Capital The car service is furnished
by CAPITAL Traction Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21
LEAVE CHICAGO
8 HOURS LATE
Players Enjoy the Stopover,
Though Pestered By the
Camera Operatives.
BY HARRY A. STANS5uRI.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Dec. 0.-'Specian.-
West Virginia UuiverSity'S football
team euroute to the coast. was the
victim OF hard luck to-day when their
train was more than three hours late
in reaching Chicago and the connec'
ton to San Diego was missed by
half an hour. The net result was
layover OF nine hours in Chicago ana
the team leaves here late tonight on
the Santa Fe. The new arrangements
means that the squad will not reach
San Diego till Saturday night at ~
O'Clock, and that a stop over OF three
and onehalf hours will be made at
Los Angeles where a secret workout
will be held by Coach Spears. This
will be at a field yet to be deter
mined at Los Angeles. and tele'
graphic communication was estap
lished to-day with Los Angeles peo'
pie to ascertain the most practicable
and available field. .
There viii be no real difference m
the arrangements. as the workout al
Los Angeles viii be fully as accept
able to Spears as that which had
been planned at San lego. In addi'
ton to this a much faster train Will
be utilized from here to Los Angeles,
with through dining car service.
whereas under the original itinerary
the team would have used station
hotels from Kansas City to San
Diego.
The men took the fullest advapt-
age Of the nine hour stay in Chicago.
sightseeing in the morning and
watching shuttle Along" popular
musical comedy in the afternoon.
They also received considerable az
tention from newspaper camera men.
and ON arrival at the station as well
as at meals were kept busy posing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21
VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD TO
HOLD PRACTICES BEFORE
ENDOF SCHOLASTIC YEAR
Many Changes May Be Made on
Erickson, Aiken and Vince
Will Be Lost.

Washington. Pa, Dec. 20.-One rea'
son why Washington & Jefferson
football authorities are rather anx-
ious to name a football coach before
the close of the scolastic year. Is that
II is the intention II possible to stage
spring practice for the varsity squad.
". & J. players the past season
were woefully weak in a number OF
essential fundamentals. This Is not
regarded as the fault Of thei athletes
themselves, for they had been taught
differently, but that they lacked
them is an established fact. This
was notably apparent in the games
with Carnegie Tech, Pitt and Detroit,
while II was not conspicuous by It's
absence in the West Virginia game.
While the coach or coaches, and
the possibilities for these positions
are unknown as yet. 1t is assumed
as a certainty that they will desire
to change the system, at least IL
part, inaugurated by Greasy Neale
during his regime.
Whoever is selected to handle
football at w. & J. next season Will
have a lot OF tearing down and build
ing up to do. This will take time. III
practice is started earlier next fall
than usual, there Is possibility that
the PLAYERS viii have too much foot;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21
Spears Tells How Three
Teams Differ In PLAY

Chicago, Dec. 20.-Two eastern
football teams on the way to Calitor-
MIA tor holiday games. stopped here
today enroute to the coast.
The West Virginia University
squad. twenty-eight in number. in
charge Of Coach Spears. arrived on
the same train with Coach Hugo Beg
dek's Penn State team, which IS
scheduled to play the University or
Southern California at Pasadena.
January l. The West Virginia eleven
will oppose Gonzaga at San Diego,
on Christmas day.
Coach Spears said the West Viz
ginians were in the best Of shape al
ter the eastern season.
Coach Spears said there was a dill
ference in the tactics OF the three
eastern schools-Pittsourgh. West
Virginia and Penn State-which are
to play on the coast. Pittsburgh WILL
play Stanford December 80.
I'VE use a line shift, and Pitts
burgh shifts only her backs. Spears
said. Then there is a difference IN
the way We go after forward passes.
The eastern teams feel they are fair
" well fortified against anything the
far western elevens can spring. ana,
OF course. hope to emerge on the long
end OF the score.
The Penn State squad composed
twenty-five players, travelled west N
a special car. which will be dropped
OF at Williams, Ariz., Friday nighs
The party will make tour OF tho
Grand Canyon on Saturday. arriving
in Pasadena on Sunday afternoon to
prepare for the Southern CANTOR
miami or New Years.
The Mountaineers are used TO both
FROSTY weather and to warm. and do
not believe the heat OF the west WEI
slow them up.
."It probably will be like our early
fail practice weather" Coach Spears
said. The only thing we dread "
the long de. am sorry we did not
have an opportunity for a workout
here. for the day would have been
ideal"
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Now Stranger Lewis. master or more
trick holds than any other mat artist
comes with coin OF the realm to the
amount of $4,000. and is willing To bet
that he can make Jack Dempsey say
Uncle" in a fight to n finish.
If these two masters of their rcSptc-
tive arts Of selt-defense ever d" get into
the ring together II certainly would he
very interesting two minutes-l doubt
il 1t would last longer. for II Dempsey
hoped to win he would have to land Il
| lockout wollop before the "Stransler'
could lay a hand on him.
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W. Y. j, to Hold Secret Practice at Los Angeles
N & !, AUTHORITIES EAGER To
EMPLOY COACH BEFORE SPRING
ball before the season Is concluded
that they will 90 stale.

i,i
ball before the season is concluded
that they will go stale. 8
A start on this remodeling process;
could be made during spring pfae.
tice Of two or three weeks, 1t 10 b.
lieved. The coaches, at lease wouA
have an opportunity to impart Their
ideas to the candidates for the clever
the coming fall and have them pre-.
pared for the preliminary work -
September. rs
Despite the loss OF the last three
games on the 1922 schedule the Pr
idents will start the 1923 campaign
with exceptionally bright prospects.
Erickson, Ralph Vince and Jimmy
Aiken, will be lost. but even % . q
fine nucleus Of veterans Will be lett,
together with a large number Of Ike.
" looking second string players. *
With the Freshmen rule to 90 Into
effect at w. & ]. in 1924, It IL certain,
that an especial effort win b put
forth to have as many PROMISING
Freshmen as can be obtained matri.
culate next fall. It 10 possible to-
that a Freshman team may be oper.
ated next year, although this II sttil:
to be determined, and will get no e.
cision until the coaching question u
decided upon.
Freshmen entering next fall would
not be benefited by spring practice.
but the Presidents, In the eafly
games, at least, will have to deDsn1u
upon the veterans Of tho prsseAe
squad and the schedule ~ Il looms
now will call for their being in IT,
best Of condition and properly groom
ed right off the. reel.
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Once Lewis clamped a hammer lock
on Jack he could make the champ give
up or dislocate his shoulder. AID should
II, get a toe hold or wrist lock | am
sure he could convince Dempsey with
very little effort tina. he war was over.
There are ny number OF trick holds
used in wrestling thai require years OF
e>perience To perfect and the same
amount Of time in rerfeCting defense
and method Of Guiding them. Jack is
OF course not familiar with these and
once he was caught in the strangers
grin all would hc lost unless the champ
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Can a fighter heat 4 wrestler
That question has been making the
rounds in sporting circles the past lie"
days and has the Gas League gassins
far into the night around the old stove
The fighters as rule contend tha'
they can defeat a grappler without get
ting a flat tire. But Floyd Johnson
Young heavyweight who has aspirations
TO meet Dempsey. tried it IN an aorefi-
a,ed way and comes out with the state
ment that wrestler could overcome
fighter in Jig time.
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rsr,ca. II was announced today.

America. II was announced today.
\ maximum landing limit of seventy
five miles An hour. the same as In the
1922 races at Detroit also was decd-
ed upon and a subcommittee was APP
poln,ed TO act with representatives Of
the army and navy air services to select
the course for the 1923 meet, over water
II possible.
The distance and pylon arrangements
OF the course were fixed at a total
length Of 100 kilometais. with four
laps around a fifty kilometer equilater-
cal triangle. using two pylons at the
turns instead OF enc to assure wide
furn.
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contest committee of the national aerun-
rutic association of the United states OF
the rounds. Bill made mistake by
easing up. unless he had been hitting no
hard he was losing his punch. However
| managed to connect with his JAW IN
ihr fourth round. forgetting my sore
hand, and Rill was Knocked out. IL was
Il great tight. and the crowd Went away
satisfied. hut | have never heard any
thing Ike il bpforr or since. II was Il
good one on Fill.
Best Fight
one of the hrHt fights | ever had was
with Charlie johnson. At that time
wae, backed by BOB ltord the chap who
killed Jesse James you remember
more than scvcnty-llvr thousand doll
lars changed hands that day. bN
didn't get much "f 1t. liut that ~ an
either story. lost nearly all "f nv
pictures and clippings and RECORDS
which Il fellow likes To have about In
the iirc in Pitr.hurr in 1911" when the
Turkish Baths burned.
have been here ut III" SRntarium
for over year now. nave gained
weight and lots of strength. | think I'm
gnin. to win this fight. although II has
bee nara one. nave beth hhtt w
work as an orderly here. and do some
other light work. 81 feel pretty happy.
Relieve me-. | think West Virginia Is
some nifty little state. and I've been IN
about al Ior them The State Is 10 u,
congratulated on this Santtarum. the
high character Of its personnel. and
corps OF nurses whose sole endeavor
seems To he To help us back the long and
somewhat tiresomc road 10 health.
Flynn yauncd. rose and stretched. his
towering six feet but reminder nf the
giant miner those ring exploits will be
recalled by many sport followers who
were in their pr!em at tho hcginninf Of
The. present century. lie was writing
christ mas post cards when We left him
and quite a number of them too
]. l.. TEETS
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Pitt Has Great Football Card

A glance at the 1923 footba.! ~chcd-
ule drawn up by Graduate Manager
Carl Davis for the University Of Fits
burgh eleven certainly has to hand II 10
him for arranging hard schedule
There IL not an easy game cardcd. mo
teams failed TO show strength this Kali
have been dropped and their places tax
en- by teams that Will extend Pitt 10 the
limit. The best known Of the new
corners on Pitts card Is Carnegie Tech.
The team also meets Buckncn. Wash
West Virginia. syria
cuse, Grove City. Penn state and Penn
Sylvania. Its sure is some schedule.
That Yankee Chicago Deal
With all the elaborate press agcntinG
and so on and So forth the proposed
deal between the Yankees and the whit"
Sox In which tho New York club was
10 get Eddie Collins for some players
and a cash consideration II looks very
much at the present time rs though tn"
deal vii fail to materiaitzc although the
magnets state that II is still on. Fans
are wondering which club ii is that VIII
get the worst of the deal. That Is nara
to tell but rumor has 1t now that the
Yankees are looking for n knor-n'io IN
which to get out of trading three men
for Collins. Falk and pitcher.
Fordham College Remembers
In the history of fordham University
there are two former students that have
carved i name for themselves N that
history that will never he forgotten.
One Is frankie 'Frisch. star baseball
player who jumped right out Of college
into the regular lineup Of the New York
Giants that has Captured two World
Series In session. The other Is George
Walsh. all around athlete. who is well
known to movie fans. Walsh will sail
for Europe within the next few weeks
and plans to make a try at swimming
the English Channel. Well. Let George
Do It.
Mickey walker Wins His FIRST
Although the welterwcight crown
which he so recently won was not nj
stake, Mickey Walker. new titlch"ldcr.
came through the victor In his first en-
Ragement. Walker took things easy in
the first few rounds and woke up IN
time to earn himself the decision. III
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could send his II. .. home.
The "Hcadlock." Scissors hold, GO
ben! Ind" Half Nelson and many other
holds are deadly w,cn applied 10 the
limit by man OF Lcwis's ability.
Agains, all these Dempsey has his
punch. The minute he lost his feet
and was thrown 10 the canvas he would
he almost helpless. and grappler Is
well versed IN ways and means or trip
ping an adversary.
We arc inclined 20 think that the
wrestler would haV" big edge on
fighter i'm a bout TO finish.
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HIGH aA1H on 1S1AA1
DRAWS LARGEST GATE IL
AIS cLEA11D


Supt. ]. ". Nelson Of Bellaire high
school Yesterday morning issued the
financial statement covering the last
football season. The receipts for the
wear amounted 10 s5.c6s.Os and the
total expenditures, S3.3S7.60. leaving a
balance of S1,STl46 for the season. or
that amount $1,000 has been transfer
red TO the permanent fund and the bal
ance SS71.46 remains on hand.
Figures showing receipts from games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21
Burke to Assist Chance

Chicago. Dec. "0-Jimmy Burke. Of
st. Louis. Will act as assistant 70 Frank
.;>hance. newly appointed manager OF the
Boston Red Sox. Chance announced to-
lay. Burke WAS formerly manager Of
the St. Louis Americans. and last season
served as coach OF the Red Sox under
Hugh Duffy.
Chance also announced that Jack
Quinn. pitcher had signed his contract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21

New Clerk-You say the articles in
this basket are 10 and IL cents? How
can tell them apart"
, Pruprictor-EaSy enough 10 do that.
Whichever ones the customers pick out
are Is ccnts--Lifc.
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able experience. but in six fast rounds
| managed to win the decision. After
this fight went with Cuff In Great
Falls, where we gave an exhibition he
fore the Great Falls Athletic cIuh.
Everything went along nicely my
friends talked me up and gained more
or less Of a reputation rs boxer. Ivy
and by was matched with f>ranii
Freeman. the middleweight champion
Of Montana We boxed shortly alter
ward and I put Freeman "u' In IN"
second round. suppose | won the
the championship of the state 10y that
knockout.
Turns Down offer.
News seemed tn travel pretty fast.
and a short time later ] received -
wire from Havrc. Montana. 1" fight
jackson. a negro. Somehow never
liked the idea Of Fighting with n"Hr"
so my friend. I'D. cuff took IN" match.
Here FLYNN took hearty laugh.
then asked. You hav" heard of S"r-
geant Bill Tate. haven't N"u? We'll.
here Is IA good one on I:ili'
1 was glad that Cuff took TIA" mai"h
with jackson. for | had bad hand. as
We'll as Il dislike for Tia" match.
trained Gun for the l"ut. and BIZ ratc
trained Jackson. All tn" gate money
WAS to go to the winner, II everything
was on the square. However, Their" was
something wrong The tight started but
II was plain that Cum WAS Taking. and
stalllng. so to satisfy the crowd | took
Cuffs place. Tate didn't like this n"
he put on Jackson Cl"vs. II III ~ IN II
bad fix. for Bill Tate Was a good BOXER.
and hit like 4 mule kicks.
Tate hoored NE in the opening round
and dazed me AZ | sank to the floor
again In tho second. hut was clear
headed at the bell In the third round 7
kissed the floor twice but Bill cased M
a little. and my head vleared between
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the last SIX ROUNDS NaIkeT hdu MUS W"
the defensive all the time and was clear
ly the master. Mickey looks like great
champion although only n younEster.
Huntington Won't Play wheeling
Huntington High school has sent re
grclS to Athletic Director William A.
Lang. "f Wheeling High school. and
will not meet Wheeling OH the gridiron
next fall. The proposed plan was 10
have the two schools meet here In ls-s
and the following year play at hunting
ton The Dnwn-StatcrS declined on lhe
grounds that their schedule was ALREADY
illCh
West Virginia To Now York
lust as an example of the fam" that
West Virginia gained last season when
they went through the year without
knowing defeat. the Spearsmen VIII
plav n, the Polo Grounds next season
with Rutgers as their opponents. The
game will mark the first appearance or
the MountaincerS IN the east ana X ~
to- be hoped the game will marke the De-
ginning nt regular eastern trips Tor the
IVES, Slrginians. November has been
named az the date Of the encounter.
Au-state Team Out sunday
Tho official All-Wcst Virginia High
school football team picked every sea
son bv the Hon. Ii. \. Stansbury. Attn
lrtic director of West Virginia Uni
v.rsity, will make it's appearance In the
Sunday papers. They say that this
fac. alou" IS what made StanSburE
leave the state and go To California
with the University team. You Rno" 10
ESCAPE the usual comment and critism
It's a great life but they d" 1t IN the
hest Of places.
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Ruel Now a Lawyer

Jefferson City. Mo-. Dec. 20-Harold
Ruer catcher for the Boston Red SoN.
was one Of 40 law students taking the
bar examination here today.
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Fix Minimum Speed
At IFS Miles An Hour

Washington. Dec. 2n-The minimum
speed of a!rplancs entering next year y
Pulitzer cup race was fined n LIS miles
an hour. at IL special meeting ~ the
contest committee of the national aer"n-
auto association OF the United states OF
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He-What beautiful arms you have. &
She-Yes, I got them playing hasa'
ball.
He-Do you ever play footballt-
Pittsburgh Dispatch. 80
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BELLA|RE HIGH CLEARS S1,871
DURING 1922 GR|D|RON YEAR

BRIDGEPORT, $685.: shadyside, tI.eI1t
steubenvilie, $6iI75: Cambridge eSe.Ss:
Linsly. 37ss.7l; East Liverpool. &ss1te:
Martins Ferry. S61S.ss: Nsboo. S1ttt
wheeling. sl.215: BurGsttstown, @seeA
The guarantees to the whiting tsa1s
amounted to S77.31: expense On the
trips, S412.s1; rental 81 neld t1t pr
cent Of gate receipts) t43o.ss; net4
equipment, 3sss.s7; miscellaneous ~.
pense, &314.79.
The only game (which the local
team lost money Mt home was with Bar,
Hettstown.
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BOWLING

300 I3G 34J-II33
Tonight y. Special W. Bates: Mall
Pouch vs. East End
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Serbia lost 1855 men in the world
war.
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NusEE Ducx PIN LEAGUE.

os5 800 ESQ 3s4-l5aS
Tonight: L Dairy No rs. White
Star
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-09
HUBBERs SHUT OUT RANGER
FOR FIRST OF THE SERIES

IN the mappiest exhibition Of the
season on the local park. the Hubbcrs
shut out the Ranger Nitros Tuesday.
q to d Zapalac was gotten 90 IN the
first frame and the first five men up
bingling out safetics, chasing across
three runs FOR the first count. Only
two innings went by without one or
more hits By the locals. Ten hits
we're piled up against Iapalac. and
came In punches where hits meant
runs. Green was in his prime, and
at no stage Of the game was IN any
DANCE. only one man reaching sec
ond. and that on account Of an err
ror. Rohby SPEECHES hitting eye
was right, and he spotted EN- where
they amt" getting three safeties and
was walked once out Of four trips
up 10 the plate Jimmy Battle, re-
lieving Gober a. the third sack made
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-09
srAmfoRp's CLUB NEW HEAD.

Stamford, June g. w. p. Biz.
zrn. cotton man prominent in local
business circles. has been elected
president and manager ~ the STAN
ford Base Ball Club In the West
Texas league He succeeds y. j.
Perkins. who has been president OF
the Colonies since the opening Of
the season.
Mr.. Bi2zel has been vested with
complete authority over the team
and announces that he viii continue
20 strengthen the club until it begins
rising In the percentage column. One
Of President Bizzell's first acts wa,
20 trade Second Baseman Pete Cur
rim 10 Clovis for Outfielder Baker.
And Baker proceeded 20 break up
Thursdays game and give Stamford
q victory over Clovis by singing m
the eighth inning.
Stamford will inaugurate sunday
baseball on June when the Abilene
Eeagles and Colonies clash here.
This. brings the number Of cities m
the league that play on the Sabbath
10 five. the others being Abilene,
Ranger. Amarillo and Clovis. San
Angelo. Lubbock and Swcetwater DO
not play on sunday
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-09
LUBBOCK HUBBERS ATTEND
SUNDAY SCHOOL AT ABILENE

According 10 reports from Abb
lene. the Lubbock Hubbers are not
only ball players, but they are also
Sunday school boys Last Sunday
the Hubbers spent the day IN Abb
lene, and at the close Of the Sun
day school hour a minister Of one
Of the churches. asked that all Of
the Lubbock baseball team present
stand, and at this invitation thir-
teen Of the Hubbers were on their
feet in a jiffy The minister con-
GUIDED that the reason the Hubbers
were so successful IS because they
attended Sunday school, and had
the full backing Of the very best
people al home and abroad. It IS
With feeling Of pride that we
hear Of our team and their splendid
conduct wherever they go, and we
are glad to recognize them az be-
ing as good and as clean a baseball
club as you will find anywhere.