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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
BY BUGS TEETS

over " Marietta TIA" other GNcn!NE.
when S"Idi"r Bob Martin stopped Sol
dlcr Thompson IN tHrco rounds. MISS
Rcrn,ra CHAPMAN. who Witnessed the
nCty-Serond struggle At the fcrSh'nS
stadium in France. when Martin X. o.
i rourhj., "L. the British army, waved
French flag rs Martin entered the arena.
, The tlag had been one Of the decorations
in ~" ralais dc Glaisc. where Martin
fought several Of his most famous war
ring battles. When the flag Of the
French republic was waved Martin rec
ogniZcI the Sa'ut. and smiled, before
entering his corner
Wurder how many West Virginia
soldiers wer" s:nther" about the ring
side at lHrshIuG'S stadium tho day
Martin Nas c"oWncd King of the
I heavyweight Fighting Swat Tribe?
The olive drab WIS mixed with the hort
gou hluo Of the French army that day
. N splendid fashion. "AUSsies' were
Ihcr". k3'trd Ladies' from Hell French
Blue Devils. Nanks. T"mm!"s. tanuCkS--
, ilagS from All the allied countries h"ated
in the hrcczc what u gathering! When
Martin entered n" ring that day I've
wore hlun trunks. a white jersey with
two h!g red letters Srw"d on tn" 'front.'
two tour-uuncc wine r"lorcd gloves and
big broad Van, smile. Those two
roI letters tod IT," story. 10 represent
ed no tinted states ~ lighting man
, ggrc with IS HshtIuS nations compel
ms.
Bob Enters the Ring
A great biz hr"n2"i lank took MS
/ seat ~ the corner nc tn" ring while the
/ thousands o" French. BRITISH. American.
! Italian and Wha. not troops wildly
: ch"ercd with eyes blinking Martin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
BOYS AND GIRLS OF BAsKETBAII
TEAM AND FOOTBALL TEAM
TO BE FErED.
Program Yet In The MakinG-AHair To
BE Hold In Bellnirs high
school.

Bellalre high school will honor Its
how and girl athletes. members Of the
basketball teams and the football eleven
on Friday evening OF next week. March
q, according 10 an announcement made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
HANNANS DEFEAT
STEEL TOSSERS

In hard fought game staged last
evening in the Whitaker gym, tho Han
mans basketball team defeated the strong
Wheeling Steel Corporation five. 32-l6
The game was interesting from begin
ming TO end. with the Humans having
the edge a.! the way. The score:
cStaol-la-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
whP, Ste Gle
man
SUPERINTENDENT enrlcr Marines and

observation-disclosures Marinos ana
McGannon. for the Humans.
Goals--B. Haberstick. |: Hores, !; J.
Haberstick. 3: Davis. 6; Witt. /: Rauch.
3: Newman, !: MCGannon, J.
,Fouls-J. Haberstick. Sill; Davis,
IL; McGannon, rs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
MYSTERY Is IN THE AK GoNC1 "N
ING OPENING EoUNp-AN-
OUNCE DRAWING TO-DAY.
Interesting Games Scheduled lot o'S'SAo"
mB" Too-coliege Game
Tonight,

Sr.-,a' 20 to r''",,IS""y""
pr,Lh,rro,, n Va March - The
sra-s high school Basketball tournaments
vgl.h starts Wednesday evening prop
.r,v with q championship t't pct"e'H
70 ace old rivals. state University am.
WESLEYAN College. - due for some Oh
the creates; UpS"tS In state hiEh S'n"ot
basketball circles that the state mas
49, sxrerl.nccd. The fight In Division
Cor the stat" cup. - going % "e !"
series OF 80 OF the greatest battles cI"r
s,,res on any floor in the country. The
rar. that some OF the best teams are
,,,.,,rrd for the onruinC sessions is sur
rlcGent 10 light fire 20 the dormant en-
rHu>,asn, % an Egyptian mummy. some
NJ the blk state COutNnderS VIII meet
right while they are fresh and ready Tor
ANY killing Somebody = going 10 get
bumped into history light in IN" titSt
session: Il will he that grand oia sur
v.val 81 the fitctSt. the only accurate
Way. to get at the state championship
banner.
Fighting in tho division is going 10
hc as desperately fought a. N the upper
division. The big moSu.s VIII not nave
the Dnpor,unity to skim along with
dame fortune IN their wake GivihS tae'n
lighter teams To win over; they Will
meet l"PII pN N'''''' $50.
place for cOCkE tlreS IN the state
clashes. the path TO the state trophy
will be a rough one. Extra periods to
decide contests are likely 70 M q" heao
referee Bit watkins spend ssEera! cx-
citing overtime hours
Big Games at Start
Tho big game in either division, from
the first clashes until the final cham
pionShip etsc With no team compelled
20 play more than two games in any
single day OF the tourney. the results
are sure 70 be stamped with the pep and
vim OF all snappy high school contests
To see the tournament Il Will he neceS-
harry TO watch II from the starter until
the final moment. The openers VII!
have kicks that will tumble and toss
For three days, March 18th. nth and
18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
vA5CHER WINS
FROM PARKS IN
GREAT BATTLE
LOCAL BOY oUT-BoXES sTEuBEN
VILE BOY BUT WAS NEARLY
OUT AT END.
Frankie williams Shades Young sweeney
Johnny Huff Defeated
Handy BandL

Snccial dispatch To The lut"iIiECn'er
NluCo Junction. q March li--J"hnhE
Nascher OF Wheeling. WAS given inc u'-
cision over Ray Parks in tho main +" OF
an interesting card hera tonight uhu'F
the auspices OF the pwyer Athletic ci"''
Vaachcr. by his ability and Willingness
won himself a place in the hearts 81
Miugo and Vicinity boxing fans. ana IS
expected 10 show here again.
Nascher clearly out-b"Ned his "Pp"-
ncnt. although Parks deserves mu'h
crsdi, for his lighting, Parks is more OF
a fighter and took much punishment on
irving to get inside NaSchcrS guard
whore he was most effective.
The fight was before 100 enthusiastic
fans, and the crowd was with NaSch"r
from the start. The first round found
Vascher leading tho tEhtlng. keeping
Parks away from him 10y close guard
Ing and using a wicked left Jah re
pcatedlv. Tho second went tho same
way. and It looked like NdScher w"H'd
have an easy time. as Parks was Uu-
able to land n clean solid blow.
Parks earned the decision nf the thiri
round by his taking punishment TO get
ting inside Naschcr's guard and landing
effectively. and both boys were milling
II hard.
The fourth was Washers. In this
round Parks bumped his head accident
ally against NasCher'S face. and his h'ad
was cut by the Wheeling boys teeth.
Both boys were covered with blood be-
fore the bell.
The nth was a draw. 1t was evident
both boys were saving themselves and
with the opening gong of the sixth.
Parks rushed EaSchcr and gave him a
severe punishment NaScher fought de-
fenSivcly throughout the session. and in
the seventh he evened mp. by giving
Parks the CleanrSt lacing Il man eyer
received in the local ring.
The eighth was slam-hang affair
from the beginning to the end. Parks
was stronger than IN any other round.
and he fought with the victOusness Of Il
wildcat. lie landed many hard blows
and had NaSchCr windGd. and hanging
on the ropes.
The Semi- Final.
Johnny Huff Of Wheeling. substitute
Ing at the last minute for Left Rich.
mond. who was taken III today at his
home in Steubenvllle. defeated Handy
Bandi of Follansbee in six rounds. The
fight was a Corker.
In the prelminar!eS Frankie WI
liams Of Wheeling. "a conner. shaded
Young Sweeney OF Mngo. IN tho fastest
bout OF the evening. Both boys stood
toe-to-toe for the entire four rounds
changing punches with the speed AMI
cleverness veterans.
Chuck Mason Of Steuh"nville kissed
the canvass for the count In the final
round OF his scheduled four-round r.
with Happy Cunningham. who landed
the sleep producer after a vicious mill
| Ing.
Joe Carm'ne OF Mingo lost u lack
Wallie OF Steubenville, IN tho second
| round OF the evening, over tho four
| round route
Frankie Welch and Bob Davis boxed =
! three-round draw for tho opener.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
BauerB.

Bauer9.
Forfeit 1 Games.
IS. |. Dairy No. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
MUSEE DUCK PIN LEAGUE

tEh:--Warwood ran vs. Social
Club No. ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
WATCH OUR ADS
FOR BUSINESS PROPERTIES

FOR BUSINESS PROPERTIES
:. Main 800 block - Exceptional
fine binding site fronting 2SS feet on
feet IN tho railroad. This would make
an ideal place for small manufactur-
ing plant. wholesale house or ware
house. Price reasonable compared
with other property in this locality.
Laporte Av-Gc0 BIock-Large two
story frame building. 3Sx74 with Gle
yator service. lot Skip. suitable foE
garage, light manufacturing or ware
house. We can sell this az very
reasonable price or would consider
leasing for u period ~ . or 10 years.
Intersection Miami and Indiana Az.
Large DrIck and frame business
block, S2N73 on lot 4OX12j. one OF the
best residential business locations 20
be had IN city. Priced right with
terms.
Division St.-Two very good bust
ness lots fronting 20 feet on Division
ed for any kind OF development pur-
pose. Price reasonable.
10 year lease-One Of the finest store
rooms AMI buildings I'm the city. Right
in the heart Of the business district
above. This is an exceptionally fine
lease. but You viii have 20 hurry u
you want K.
= acre factory site. close IN and
fronting a hctH sides Of tile Van
dalia X. r.. practically level Would
make exceptionally fine site for large
brick plant. steel mill. or auto fac
tory. Priced very reasonable
We have several very fine large ~
small downtown locations where the
owners viii build 10 suit tenant ana
give long or short term leases.
y. Main St.-1O0 Block-Three story
brick building 2OxS0 on lot 20xl00
The price asked FOR this property Is
very reasonable coUpsred 10 other
properties in this locality
$. Michigan $500 Block-Con.
Guiding 4 large modern nine room
house IN very good condition This
is "A very good Investment and we
have an exceptionally low price on
same for 2 short time only, with terms.
:. Michigan 5000 BIock-Excep-
t.ClaI fine large well built home with
ten .arge rooms completely. modern
T. every Eay and in very good repair.
on lot j41ax1Gj, priced reasonable,
good terms.
Washington St.-R.ght downtown
Fully equipped and up-to-date res.
taurant. low doing 2 very good bust
ness. VIII give ten year lease and VIII
sell fixtures and equipment AZ IN.
voice. or viii lease room separate.
Aushawaka. Ind.-Fine corner prop
erty located az Church and First SITS
lot G3XI32 including large frame
dwelling This is very good buy
and is priced right.
s. Michigan St.-14O0 BlocS-Bcau.
tiful large and conspicuous home % "a
rooms. entirely modern. very good
state % repair. including large 2 car
garage. with lot 51x150 This house
IS entirely and beautifully furnished
end IS now conducted rs a high class
rOoming proposition. The income. on
this property Is now earning the
owners 1lec gross on the Investment
Get busy and see us for our specia
price on this property.
Yours For g Greater South Bend
rHE VICTOR Y. VAN CANTFoRT co.
Everything IN Real Estate"
Second Floor Union Trust Bldg
Phone Lincoln e5SS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
NEW HOMES FOE SALE

NEW HOMES FOE SALE
Michigan 81. &. room. strictly
modern home: newly bnilt: living
room. dining room. Kitchen. heA
rooms and bath. living room and q
ing room furnished IN osk: amp
closet space: full basement; good slN
lot Price $4,000
College St. north or Lincoln way ".
3 room STRICTLY modern bungalow: ilv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen. bed
rooms and bath large attic and base
ment: furnace heat: solid oak fo0Fs
IN ell rooms except kitchen: French
doors between living room and dining
room; good size lot Price. IS 500
$4,000 down, 5000 per month
Indiana Az. new room srIr-iv
modern home: large living room fire.
place large lot: fruit trees Price
$4,000. $1,000 cash. SEQ 90 a month
Prairie Az. new room bungalow;
electric lights: good lot $4,000
$4,000 down. $1,000 per month.
W. K. McHESRT.
go Farmers Trust Bldg. L-S733
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27

SIN ROOM MODERN 10if8Ce y Taylor
ST.. only blocks rul snleudfd 'or4-
ton. terms 20 Hubbard ~ Farm
srs Trust. L-Il01.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
Tears Will NeUer Bring Back Article Lost AID Will
AUTOMOBILES
Automohlle-s q sid.

4 LATE model Special Six Studs baker
in fret class mechanical condition.
Terms % suit buyer
SOUTH BEND NASH MOTOR co
1o0-110 Lincoln Way East.
FOR SALE-I8is Ford touring. goo
running condition. cheap. 1920 Baly
Grand ChevroIet IN fac condition. new
cord tires. viii sell az a bargain. call
- =. bowman -.
uTPMOBILE-I4ate model. fine condi-
ton. IL you are looking for baragin.
Cali Lincoln SSej for demonstration.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27

JEFFERSON So West. within = min
VI rI center. excellent neirhborlood
thoroughly modern hous4s ga FL,
.sNl.o +. Is rooms. 3 baths. electric
,iEhts' Holland furnace tl,re-r. frT
basement under both h0use, Dareha.
ASpha-t pavement. inside walks anal
EItaAe. ihtse houses can uut De- du
NoRIHEkN INDIANA REALTY co
~ Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for sale. -

10 ACRES Il ml. e. SaEiuaw an iu tal-
age good house. S21l0, easy terms
Towers Land Co.. Isl = Fraukli1 So.
Saginaw Mich Write for h1rk .f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27

INDEX TO CLASSIFICATION
ANNOUNCEMENTS
deaths
2-Tn Memorfan.
3-Card OF Thanks.
4-Funeral Directors.
b-Funeral Flowers.
B-Cemetery Lots. Monuments
Lodge Notices.
bLOming Events.
8-PersOnals.
1O-LOst and Found.
AUTOMOBILE
I1-AutOmObiles for Sale.
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
L3-AutonoOiles for Exchange.
14-Auto Accessories.
ID Service Stations-RspsirinE.
1B-Auto Livery
7-Wanted-Automo t1iles.
BUSINESS SERVICE
fS-Business Service offered
19-Buuding-CO
20-Heatlng and Plumbing.
21-Tnsurance.
22-Millinery-Dress
23-Moving. Trucking. Storage.
Painting
25-Patent Attorneys.
26-Printing-Sta
N-ProfessiOnal Services.
2s-Repairing.
- AFNONANAuk HWu hyeluM
5o-Tailorinz and Pressing.
observation-disclosures Service.
EMPLOYMENT
S2-Help Wanted-Female.
33-Heip Wanted-Mele.
s4-Help Wanted-Male or Femaie.
s5-Salesmen and Agents.
38-Sltuations Wanted-Eernals.
J7-Situstlons Wanted-Asle.
FINANCIAL
NG nnufr.au nnrnrfrT rFffaa
S9-Investments, Stocks. Bonds.
sO-Money 70 Loan.
al-Wanted-To Borrow
INSTRUCTION
12-CorreEpOndence Courses
43-Loeal instruction Glasses.
44-Ausical. Dancing. Dramatic.
46-PTlvEte Instruction.
Rnted-Instruction.
LIVESTOCK
4T-Dozs. Cats. Pets.
sS--HorEes. Cattle. Vehicles.
49-Poultry and Supplies.
-Wanted-Lfvestock
MERCHANDISE
b1-Artlcles for Sale.
b2-Rusiness Equipment.
R-Boats and Accessories.
5-Rulldlng Materials.
&-Farm and Dairy Products.
go Fuel and Feed.
bi-Good Things 10 Eat.
5S-Home- Made Things.
59-HousehOid Goods.
0-Iewelry and watches
6f-MRchinerv and Tools.
6e-Musieal Instruments.
G3-Seeds Plants Fertilizers
e4-SpecisIs at the Stores.
esS-Wearing Apparel.
6S-Wanted-TO BUY.
ROOMS AND BOARD
GI-Rooms With Baard.
ss-Rooms without BOARD.
Gl-pooms for Housekeeping.
G0-Vacation Places,
71-Where % Eat.
T2-Where 20 Stop IN Town.
3-WantPd-Rnoms Hoard.
REAT ESTATE FOR RENT
T4-Apsrtments and Flats.
TH-Rusiuegs Places for Rent.
R-Farms for Rent
TT-H0uSes for Rent
7e-OfHces and Dpsk Room.
Tp-Suhurhau for Rent.
E0-Surn mer Places FOR Rent.
BI-Wanted-Tn Rent
RTAT. Est ATF FOR SALE
s2-Pusiress Property
Ea-Fa rms and r.sud FOR Sale.
F4-Houses for Sale.
ST. ofs for Sale
Sa-Chora pronsrtv FOR Sale.
RT-SuhurNan for sale
Fe-Psa1 Fsfafa for FvchauEe.
CO W.~to1 p~ai ps'sts
, 1922-05-26
LOCAL.

Notices from the Police are posted at
the public wells advising the boiling of
the water therefrom if to be used for
drinking.
Without Benefltof Clergy, a screen
, 1922-05-26

(Abramson), 3rd Appointed Member
tiansted Country District (Robt. w.
Skeocb) received one vote respec, lively.
Election Of an Assistant Secretary.
Is voting tickets were handed in.
Elected was Bird Member for Christian
stcd Country District (Robt. w. Skeoch)
with IL votes.
3rd Member for Christiansted Town
(AleXapder) received 2 votes, 1st Mem
Der for Frederiksted Country District
(Andersen) and 1et Member for Chris
tiansted Town Abramson received 1
vote respectively,
Item 2.
Election Of Members of the Municipal
Committee and Substitutes.
The voting took pace IN this manner.
z names were written on the voting
ticket, the first name signifie0 the Mem
Der for the Committee and the second
name the Substitute.
For an Appointed Member.
Is voting tickets were handed in.
Elected as Member was 4th Appoint CT
Member ~(BlackWoodC.
AS Substitute End Appointed Memo r
(Noll) received z votes, LIST Appoint, d
Member Henderson, received 4 vote,
9Th Appointed Member INC Intosh) re
ceiyed 3 votes and 3rd Appointed Member
armstrong; 2 votes.
AS none Of the Substitutes had abs0-
lutte majority a new voting had to take
place for a Substitute.
Is voting tickets were handed in.
list Appointed Member Henderson,
received z votes, End Appointed Member
(NolD 5 votes, 3rd Appointed Mem
Der (Armstrong) and 9Th Appointed
Member (McIntoshJ received 2 votes
respectively.
AS none had absolute majority a new
voting had to take place between LIST APP
pointed Member Henderson, and End
Appointed Member (NolD.
16 voting tickets were handed in. -
Elected was 1st Appointed Member
Henderson, with 10 votes.
End Appointed Member (NolD receiv-
ed 6 votes.
For Christiansted Town:
16 voting tickets were handed in.
Elected as Member was End Member
for Christiansted Town (Canegata) with
Is votes.
AS Substitute 1st Member for said .
Town (Abramson) with II votes.
3rd Member for Christiansted Town
(Alexander) received one vote a. Member
and 5 votes as Substitute.
ITO be conclWded.)
, 1922-05-26

rs. Letter IRON D6SPaLCnIBS O6CfStaFy
to the Chairman of Colonial CounciI
of May 16, 1922, reading:
16 May, 1922.
From: Despatching Secretary,
To Chairman, Colonial Council,
Municipality of St. Croix, VI.
Subject: Election of member Of Ii
brary Commission by Colo
Mai Council.
Reference: Ordinance of u May 1920.
/. 1t is hereby brought to your no"
tice, that IN accordance with paragraph
2of the above reference, Mr.. F. Coulter
of Frederiksted was elected by the Colo
NAL Council at its meeting of Il June.
1890, as member of the Library Com
mission, for a period of two years. His
term of Office therefore expires in June
1922.
2. 1t is requested that Council elect
a member to take Office at the expiration
of the term Of the present incumbent.
c.. E. RAPPOLEE.
The Acting Chairman remarked: /
have received no excuse from the absent
member.
The Acting Chairman then brought up
item / of the Order of tie Day and asked
Members to prepare their voting tickets
for the election Of a Chairman.
Item /.
Election Of Councils Officials.
Election of a Chairman:
II voting tickets were handed in.
Elected was 2pd Member for Fredrik-
sted Town (Merwin) with Is votes,
End Member for Christiansted Town
(Canegata) and 4th Member for Chris
tiansted Country District (Ramsay) re-
ceived l vote respectively.
The Chairman (Merwin) took the
Chair and said,---I thank you Gentlemen
for the confidence expressed and for re-
~electing me as Chairman. | hope ] will
be able, during the year, to satisfy you.
Election of a Vice-Chairman:
Is voting tickets were handed in.
1st Member for Frederiksted Town
COULTER received z votes, End Member
for Christiansted Town (Canegata) a
votes, 4th Appointed Member Black
woody and LIST Member for Frederiksted
Country District (Andersen) 2 votes re-
spectively and 1st Member for Christian
sted Country District (Jess9n) received
l vote.
AS Done had absolute majority a new
free voting had to take place.
Is voting tickets were handed in. one
was blank.
Elected was 1st Member for Frederik-
sted Town (Coulter) with 8 votes.
End Member for Christiansted Town
(Canegata) received 6 votes.
Election of a Secretary.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-09-14

Green Bay-with two precincts mis-
sing in Forest county. George J.
Schneider led Judge Henry Graas Of
Green Bay by l52 votes
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-09-14
ARTIST TO EXHIBIT
PAINTING OF VIEW OF
RIB MOUNTAIN

Edward T. Grigware, Chicago art
list, passed through Marathon county
last summer on Highway No. 16. Par
tlcularly impressive was the view of
RID mountain just south of the Mara
thon road. Writing to the local Cham
Der of Commerce, Mr.. Grigware SAYS !:
Would you kindly give me the name
OF the. large hill near Wausau-you
see it to the right as you drive from
Marathon. | am an artist and intend
MAKING up one OF the sketches l made
this summer. 1t will be exhibited
this fall" The same hill to which
Mr.. Grigware directs attention was
described by Prof. Ralph Dennis in
his address to the school for CONNER
cial secretaries at Chicago two weeks
ago. ID. A. Caldwell, who was pres
ent, declares that it indicates how
many people are impressed by the
beauty of Marathon county as they
pass through it.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-09-14

Your committee recommends that the within
EDITION be granted.
PAUL R. PRoCHNoW,
JOHN RADUECHEL
Alderman Raduechel moved that the report
be adopted and Alderman Prochnow seconded
same. Carried Report adopted.
Report of City Treasures.
Supervisor Schuenburg moved HAT Nhe
report be adopted and placed on fle Super
visor Sell seconded the notion carried. So
done.
Report of Chief of Police
Ordered placed on fle
Board of Public Works to advertise for Bids
for Misunderstanding city hail.
Alderman Ringle moved that the Board of
Public Works be instructed to advertise for
bids for Misunderstanding the city hall and
Alderman Scholfeld seconded the motion Car
ried.
Bills.
Supervisor Gehring moved that all bills be
allowed and disallowed as the various com
mittees and the Comptroller recommended.
Alderman Schulenburg seconded same Car
ried.
Adjourned Meeting of Council to be held
September 10Th.
Alderman Prochnow moved that an adjourn
ed meeting of the Council be held on Septem-
opportunity to give their final report in re-
gard to the accommodations at the High
School Supervisor Smith seconded same
Carried Adjourned meeting Sept. 10Th
Adjournment
Alderman Prochnow moved that the Council
adjourn. Seconded by Supervisor Luedtke.
Carried Adjourned.
EMIL PLATTER, FRANK N. BLECEIA.
Mayor. City Clerk.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-09-14
BRITISH GET BIG CONCESSION
Gain Control Of 100000 Acres Of
Land and Many Russian
g = Railways.

i London, Sept. 12.--British newspa.
pers hail with delight the agreement
just signed between Leslie Urquhart
and Leonid Krassin, soviet agent
whereby the British gain coatrol Of
100000 acres Of land and hundreds
OF miles of railways In Russia.
the agreement as a deal which may
prove the most important step taken
to reopen the Russian market since
1917"
Government officials deny that Urqu-
hart was acting for them, but declare
that the government is familiar with
his policy and is anxious to encourage
him In any way
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-09-14
HERMAN DROPS HIS CHARGE
Notre Dame University Professor,
Who Accused Poulln Of child's
Paternity, Quits.

South Bend, Ind. Sept. t2.--Prof
J. S. Tiernan, faculty member OF
Notre Dame university, dropped out
OF the startling charges brought by
his wife against Harry Poulin, well
known merchant, whom she says Is
the father OF child born to her last
November.
Professor Tiernan announced that,
believing he had rendered all posi-
BILE aid and that his moral obligations
are complete, his presence In the case
is no longer necessary or desirable
He viii take no part in the proceed
ing, he stated, other than that of an
interested spectator.