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Stock of Youngstown Firms j iAfter Announcement' ; jj tJNOSTOWN, O., Dec. 20.- 7 Dee of the approbation ot Ij ital and investment Interests P nnectlon with the proposed r tie Ot the Brier Hill Stoel U 7 the Youhgetown Sheet and r Co., waa shown today In s nhanced prices ot the stocic m >th companies In local deal- i. Sheet & Tube stock held at V storday before the annOunee- is by Jamea A. Campbell, Its 1 lent, that the merger was to be consumatedi Today Dck could be obtained Under 11 rler Hill, which sold at 19 1-1 o days ago, now cannot be ob- n I at 19. t i higher levels are eald to ^be TO'.i" *MiayklUU Ul UIO gGUDi m uytuiuu i v I In aUel circles bare that the earn-i fj tag power of the combined proper.' R ties *111 be considerably lncreaaeil L by the broadening ot (actlltles anil the aconotny ot overhead expense, e The enlarged Sheet & Tube f probatty *111 ha the largest lndeL. pendent (lompany In the country y f with the exception ot the Bethle- , I hesjwSteel Corporation. It wilt a hav<7 a .pig Iron capacity ol 1,350c ' 000 tons annually and eteel pro due- f ikSS "on of 2,200,000 tone with lacillWW-tlaa. (or making practically a ful. j, I^RlfiiAbt finished Steel products, n I The book Vhlue of the combine. ' L tlon will he approximately |18(I,. | 1 LARRIOTS ' I . | By LARRY j Whlth 16 What? 1 'Be A fan dalle our attention to the , lact this morning that he thinks Adem Btensbury was olf ou his fod-j Buler when- he sent out a story say-1 ^njng that Washington State doleated Leland Stanford 12 to 8. He says Kit: Wis the' tjfllverslty ot Washlngton that turned the trick, a much ^Satrohgdf team than Washington I''" Pitt Scheduled. 7JS The Pitt schedule has been anigamouueea officially. It Is a whizt zer. The schedule: September 29, Bucknell at Lowlsburg; October 6, H Lafayette at Pittsburgh; October |Hpl3i' West Virginia at Pittsburgh; October-30, Syracuse at New York; 15ft.OotObat 27, Carnegie Tech at PittsI burgh; Norember 3, Penn-dkate at Philadelphia; November 10, Orova Gity at Pittsburgh; November 17, 1W. & J. at Pittsburgh: November Wa3 (Thanksgiving), Penh State at ?, 'Pittsburgh.- t Program Today. v 8 West Virginia University's pre- . - gram for today Is as follows: Brcukfust on tbo dining car at 7 u. " Kabul arrive at Chicago at 8 a m.; : . car taken to Santa Fe station: ? leave Chicago over .'Santa Fe at HlllllS a. m.; luncheon In dining , car at nOon; ten nilnutes' workout , ...at Chllllcothe. 111., at 1:30 p. m.; Ja,; arrive at Kansas City, Mo., 9:65 p. JgjdUiner in dining car at 6 p. m.: 1 arlve at Kansas City, Mo., 9:56 p. ' leave Kansas City at 10 p. m. ' IS A Good Game. 6*3 W. & J. is fortunate In securing ' Brown for an attraction at Little. 1 (; Washington on October 13. This ' ts the first tlmo that'Brown has I come west of Philadelphia for a rMSaimd. The Providence eleven is i . one of. the best fighting teams in < mtimm uuu nut uu uuuui uruw a ' I large crowd to Washington tor the < fcv'' Match Poatponed. 1 K Owing to the rush ot Christmas business and the prevalence ot the H^raitttlde spirit In all things, the Htghowllng match between the Times . H boys and The West Virginian lads I has been set hack a tew days. It 1 V was to have taken place this att- i B crnoon, but by common consent It i will not be played until late next B week at least This will give Fop i B Mnpel n chance to get a tew mere : BT' kinks out nf his back. , $gi A Good Record. , fi What la believed to be One of the , best records in the country at klckB lit goals . after touchdown was , B made by Nick Uaschella. tullbnck , on the West Virginia Wosleyan Co). i lege grid team, the past season. BBRaschella kicked seventeen sueBfgiieMtul placement klcka for extra h points'in oignteen trials. The point / missed came In the Marshall-Wea- I I leyan game at Huntington, when Kf an attempted placement was blocked. - Besides making this spectacular V record. Raeobella also led bis team lain scoring, piling up forty-one I points ot Wealeyan's season's total ot 181'. Raecbella played bla echo| laatlc football at Wasblngton-lrv Ing High School, Clarksburg, and wit' Bellcfonte Academy. He Is ^KvktieWn In trl-state football as BISHghtln' NIok." because of ability m to take punishment and keep on Hfdttrlng ahead. He is one ot the WBbest line smashers Wesleyan ever K ftttrned loose on a gridiron. I M'MANUS DRIVES IN 109 RUNS IN 1922 Ky When la % batting average of J' .312 more valuable than tbe lea. 1 gue's highest percentage ot .418? Marty MoMannt, an offspring of the Chicago corner lots, will be I able to dispute with George Stsler * as to what Is what In valuable batting points following tbe 1832 hT There was Slsler pacing the en. ^^Bnj0eld'.rwlth his .419 average. M- i'toany^pegl^ls found Ms. f Vet McManus with his .812 bit. rage drove In nlore-mns Bf in.' the si.^Loula lirowns lassoes. Drawings by Leslie Elton 8torvby7Hal Cochran. ' . ajys 1 CAaPto 1 ' ; * - - - - - Then the llttlo porcupine utood up On hit bind legs and started to lutfh. At tbd same tlmd he pulltd hie quills down. "Don't be atrald t me," he shouted trf Jacfc "I won't hurt you It you don't bother ie.' Jack thought this was fair enough so he ordered Flip to let he animal alone. "J didn't know that any animal could talk," said Jack. "Well," eplied the porcupine, 'there are a lot of thinks you don't know, in act? I'll just bet you don't know yohder tree Is a mystery vtree." ack looked around and, some hundred feet away, saw a huge, sprfeadng tree. "is lt really?' he'shoiffed. "Well," said the porcupine, "you Just ollow me arid I'll show you." When the tree was reached Jack noiced a great opening in the trunk. "Walk right Into that opening," uggested the porcupine, "and. you'll see a lot of things that will sur rise you." (Continued.) for 100 runs. Slsler. POLICEMAN KILLED And don't forget that they hay ATTPMDTIIMO ADDCO" Dff officially; on tho number of ni i uivii linu nm\LU runs scored ,not the base hits. MoManus developed Into a brt:. EASTON, Pa., Dec. 20.?Rus liant ball player last season. His Stelilln, a member of the Easto value at the plate is shown 111 police force for the past twelv jomparlslon with other high aver- years, was shot and fatally wounr lges, for Cobb at\401 drove in ed shortly before midnight whil >nly 99 runs, Hellmann at .356,, attempting to arrest John Buckle sent acrpss 92. and?Wallie Pipp at and Walter Moline, both c 329 vsent 90 mates across the Wilkesbarre. The shooting occui platter. 1 red at a time when the theater Tho development and diacovory ^?re closing and was witnessed b Df McManus is another one of captured bu those long shots In baseball. he!"?'ln? ""J?- Moline, the pollc eras plucked from the Tulsa club aal^' wa" k'l'ehrl if tho Western Leacue durinc the ^!.r* .ant* ^Ir.8, John ^e^dy wer moE b?emaaaythinS bUt * g?0<1 8e00'"1 **' ^SSVJSSJk^Sff\ J?? ?' . ., , his wlfo. They informed the el The first day he put on his uni. fleer and when he attempted t form, Manager Lee Fohl detected place them under arrest Molln a weak arm. It had been injured "red a?^?' in'? 11,8 p?ll8B!?an' .1. ?? 'see. Both broke away but Buck ?m? F? 5?nirn??SI iji. fmm ley wa" arrested a short tlm ible to Control tuO thrown irooi Inter nfter a runninc cum flcrh tho deep side of third base. The X fl^o^ers ' 8 * followtag spring there were so Buckley, according to th many kinks around the right authorities, later admitted tha shoulder that McManua' was with. ha and hl, companion were wanl drawn as even a substitute candi- ed for a half dosen hold-up Job late on the Browns' infield. In the coal regions. Fohl, however, regarded him as ? big league timber, and refused to |\|f? VIII CTIHC TDID part with him despite hie poor I'v lULCIIUu llul physical conldtion. His Judgment [An n nrvn ni ITd" has been well rewarded. rUl\ rLUUIt UUIrl Ml OF RELIANCE I developed horo today that "no a ALL ACCOUNTED FOR a basketball team to make a ban storm trip during the holidays th! Winter. After this afternoon SADLT STE MARIE,- Mich., Deo. workout candidates for tho Wei 10.?A week'may elapse before all Virginia "University quint will r if the survivors of the ilhtated tug.' 'ura '? 'heir homes where the lellance are able to travel to their are to r?ni&ln until after the hoi tomes, bo Intense was their suffer* . . ng from* cold and hunger after There has been some talk ( heir tiny craft wbb disabled and ?ach * trip but the journey to Sa ibandoned at tho Lizard Islands, D>eso, Cal.f where the Mountali t was said here today. The twon* eer eleven Is to meet Oonzag y persons who reached here last University, resulted in the soum light are under the care of Physl-1 ??, dans and will remain at a hospital J?1" ni' v??, fla' twL %??! md hotels until they have fully ro- 5?? ^n," Z lovered. One man Is In a serious ' Zk? mndltlon with both hands and both 'h?^S?'. v2hUrthth eat frozen. He Is Walter Long- JJJJS* %?. -it JSeJ'K ?r l winter, are all going to the coat and since any team formed wlti With the arrival of these eurvlv- out tlieril woui,i not t,e a represei >rs the thirty-six on board tho Re- tatlre outm th0 Bponllors of th lance when she was disabled have proposed jaunt have been notlfie >een accountod for. Seven retch that tho tr)p Is out ot tho Que id the Soo Sunday, two are In a t|on Canadian lumber camp, three" still La8t Joar a group of oandtdate ire aboard thetug Gray.which la who eventually became the Va mgaged in faking off lightkeepers ,lty Quint pIay0(1 a ,hort BChodu] or the winter, twenty are recuper- over the holldaya. Tho trip was itlng here and four lost their Hvob. auceaaa )n oror; reapect and th The storm abated yesterday but few remaining rogulars had hope isvere cold weather continues and that anpther trip would be mad ill craft on'-the upper lakes are this winter. Not only does the a' naklng headway- Vlth great dlffl- sence of Bowers, Hill and. th :ulty. Only one vestal remains to Others weaken the - squad, hut I lass through the American locks, the present time not a single cai vhlch probably will be closed for dldate has his berth cinched. ItII he season today or tomorrow. The obvious,'. Uerafore.v&atlit wonl lanadlan canals will remain open bo Impossible telephones 2200,2201,2202 and 2 say "classified' December 20 il92?Richard of England BeltId In hU annua at Vienna. 1402?Columbus cast anchor In I the Say of saint Thomas: the anniversary alio of the Interment I of hts venerable- bones more than ] three centnrlot -after (1705) at ] 1S15?Cambaceros, arrested and 1 aent to prison at Parle. , IMPORTANT NOTICE | AD cnaoeuatioo orders on oontract and until fufbld orders must be In wrltlnt addressed to tlx Want-Ad Department. Thla la for your protection. me West Virgtman ?rm not be responsible for more than AM Incorrect -Insertion or any" advertisement ordered tor tnore thin one umx Miscellaneous For Sale i SPECIAL BARGAIN IN FURNITURE Queen Anbe leulgu, American Walnut linlsh, dlhlng room stilts, less than wholesale price; consisting ot eight foot oblong (able, six chairs, genuine bluo leather seats, buffet 24xG0 Inches, china closet. Same as new. If you appreciate value, don't overlook. Also havB four piece Colonial style, American Walnut finish, bed room suite. Cail 1767-J. FOR BALE Board of Education ot Winfleld District will offer tor sals, h by auction, the Old school buildI Ing and lot at HOult. Sale will fcbe held at present location WedTnesday, Jabuaty 10, 19123j at 2 ip. m. Said Board -ot Education re* i I serves the right to reject any or all bids. / Bids can either be made separately or collectively. . BOARD OF EDUCATION 1 WINFIELD DISTRICT. CHRISTMAS TREES Place your order now. 1 Free delivery, prices right j Phone John O'Beime \ 1510-J. ' TWO POOL tables Complete 24 ' cues, two sets balls, everything ready to go to playing. Price com. plete $225.00, Anybody desirlug a bargain look these tables over. S. L. Rice, Downs, West Virginia. No. 6174_A WHAT will your gift to the family be? A DODGE automobile of course. Ask about our easy payment plan. SNIDER MOr TOR CO. I No 5115-A h Houses And Lots n MODERN 5 room Bungalow with e bath . Lot 50x120. |2,000 cash? ' balance terms. A. G. Bailey, Hlga! lawns. 610SA l( EASY TERMS on Spruce street cottage. Four rooms, bath. Also . four rooms on Speedway car line ? GEO. H. BROBST. 6127 A e For Rent FOR RENT?Slx.car garage. Ap. ply Mt. State Battery Co.. 403 Madison Street Phone 1661-J. j No.JM8.A_ o 6 ROOM house with bath, "laun. t- dry and garage, 2X4 Morgan. 0 town Avenue. e No. 6217-A ? MAIN STREET OFFICE ROOM 1- second floor. Phone 868-J 6226A ? FOR RENT?Five rooms and bath, 10 minutes walk to Post . Office. Call 516-R. j. No. 622S.A ? Tailoring?jfcessing WE CLEAN CLOTHES CHEAPER AND BETTER. SILVER TAILORING COMPANY, 818 MADISON _ STREET. 6231A 1 WE RTTPAIR, REMODEL AND I RELINE COATS CHEAPER AND BETTER. SILVER TAILORING It COMPANY, 318 MADISON ST. t- PHONE 16C1-R. 6230A ? Storage. Moving 5 DRY STORAGE of all > kinds. Live and Dead storJ age for automobiles by .he month. ^ "j MAKIUJN ICE tJU, 3.1 5th St., & Virginia Ave. J] floor for a barnstorm trip and al| so that the seleotlon of a few to make suoh a trip would bo as'in* '' justice to others who need prac" tice just as bad, and who may earn U a regular berth Defore the.a^jon ! Is very old. At present the sqiliO ! Is composed of forty men and *' there Is not likely to be a. "cut" s" of anyklnd until after the holidays. J HARVARD TEAM HONORED BOSTON, Dec.' 20.?Three, huh>. dred Harvard graduates paid their tribute to the Crimson football 0 team at the annual "victory' din* ne rot Boston's Harvard Club last j night. IQ ' * a SERVICES PLANNED. a In kMpInc'witH th* history and ? tradition ^ the Episcopal Church m OLA! ACH INSERTION OAO Minimum Charge for Ma *,UQ containing 10 words would " 2e per word would coat 01 tor apodal ratee Ota contra Wanted WANTED?At once, girl to do general housework. Call 3013. _0??A naMMMIIIHNMU Business Opportunities IWMUPUUMMMB0MBMMWWMWMBMBW* 3BTTINO started 14 business, $1.00 tor book 100 dlflrent ways to make money. Write Hanlon a tnduitrlal Lawyers, ISO Broadway, New York r.itv. 61S4.V 3TART Y00R OWN B~tJgINBSS.i Mako note money! Retail Rawlelgh'a Good Health Food Products, Spices, Flavors, Medicines, Toilet Preparations, etc, ISO every day neeetsttaites Hied by millions. Largest company; established Si years. Favorably known all OVer America. Products iOld on time; lowest wholesale. No experience, practically no capital needed. We furnish everything. teach you to manage your own permanent bigpaying business. ?3,000-?5,000 yearly. Particulars free; give age, occupation, references. TV. T. RaWlelgh Co., Dept. 960. Ffeeport, Illinois. 6166A MIAMI, FLORIDA, ? Daily Metropolis Want Ads l',4c pal' word cosh with Order, i No. 6770-A .s_a> i LuiaW" inmrA. u want to buy, sell or exchange at1vertlis your warts in Tampa and Sonth Florida. One of toe most prosperous regions 01 today. At ways .use Timee want Ads. Larg eat Tampa circulation aim largest dally average want ad uncage ot any Florida paper. Guaranteed to all advertisers. Regular rate one ctat per word. Monthly rate on apsWered. Address THE TAHPa plication, inquiries cheerfully anTIMES. Tampa. Florida. 3866a Professional Service Fairmont Shorthand ?InstituteShorthand and Bookkeeping Course Enter Any Time L. C. Minor, Manager Office '312 Deveny fildg. FAIRMONT, W. VA. PHONE 1401-J FAIRMONT BEAUTY SHOP. WE HAVE Just Tecelved a line ol 94 inch switches. Priced from $3.50 up. Call 1092 lor appointment 320 Monroe s"..oe;, opposite poslofllce. Rosie Tucker. Proprietress. DR. DEEM, CHlROPODiST AN11 FOOT SPECIALIST AT SHURT LEFF AND WELTON'S EVERY MONDAY. 0036A DR. ASA B. SMITH Osteopathic Physician and Eye Specialist ?!will devote a part of his time to uou-uurgicat ireauiiGrt o[ Rectal and Colon troubles as Contla, Fissure Fistula. Hemmorrboio (piles) Purtis-Am (Itching Files) Chrenlo ConslipaUon and other ailments. Hemorrhoids (Piles) for non surgical treatment and removal PHONE 6S8 FOR APPOINTMENT Office Hall Block Personal HINDU ASTROLOGIST?Dr. Htmlbla, ot East India, tbe -world's noted medium clairvoyant and astrologlst, sitting In tils' great supreme power reading human life, tells your life story from the stars. Remember the star will guide you through life. If you are worried, troubled or discouraged on any affair ot life, send tho date of your birth, twenty-five cents to cover mailing expenses. I wfll send horoscope of Importance to you. Must Bend self-addressed envelope. Address Dr. W. E. Hlmlhla, Lock Box 10S8, Savannah, Ga. 6237A Agents Wanted SHIRT MANUFACTURER wants agents; sell advertised brand men's Bhlrts direct to wearer. No oapital or experience required. Free samples. Madison Mills, 505 Broadway, New York. 6233A ?turn i .Wat ins is ii hi Dogs Anfl Birds PUPPIES?SL Bernards, orange and white Jumbos, 012.60; Airsdales, pedigreed, 3 1-2 months, orackerjaeks, 311.50; spaniels, bull terriers, lox terriers, rat terriers. | black and tan Japanese terriers, poodles and others, $6.50; Eskt mos, pare white, $15; Boston pedigreed, brindle and white markings, $30; grown dogs, Airedales, pedigreed, 12 to 20 months, real crackerjacks, $15; Eskimos, 12 months, $20; broken hounds with guarantee, $25; collies, 12 to 18 months, real ones, they are handsome, $15; {ox terriers, 12 months, black, white, tan, bargains $12.50; black and tan 13 months, very good companion, $10; don't bay imitations tor small money; we are reliable, send check or tnon'ey order with your order. Sonthwark Kennels, 703 Mercy St., Philadelphia. .Dentfgito DENTAL BAHOAINB ?Gold SSIFIED Afly*RTI8INQ RATES ARK: r *V> ti i ij v <>i ? )?.i4ii I* PER WORD seined Advertising Is 85c. For Instance?Ah adtenmmeat 2200 5 cost 36c (the minimum charge) for one insertion, but at MVW' tip 40c for two Insertions. Call tM Classified department SA^ dtt. rn'i in tin ii i r i i.n m n<j-i h?.m- i.,, i i, i rrJ? ~ M ? *i" 'ia? i? *T _ [ jUMum i ' C i Ii Realty Trades ? 0 C Many people own realty who are eager to ? exchange it for other pices of real estate, which ? they, for 6n< reason bt another, prefer. City for C country realty hnr vide versa is often shifted- in this way. bl Now the quickest and cheapest way to ef- ~ feet such a bargain is to advertise what yoU have , to trade through the Ads in the Wftnt Columns*. ti ri Jtist turn to the Want Ads now and see how 11 many such offers are listed there ahd, perhaps, J the very one you are looking for "Will catch your t eye. ? V a p ti p Auto Accessories Auto Accessories HIX j li The Tire Man fi 0 11 Royal Cords? ; For All Cars \ WvibeFree j C. Harry ? Hixenbaugh ? AT ' ? FAIRMONT I VULCANIZING CO. g a Phone 430 t a ' h Hauling and Transfer t Female Help Wanted f nrtiPM u ->.J ...i -_ ii.ti I ? m ???? <?' ur "sue wanted?woman ol 80 years tor b hauling. Call 1467U, light housework. Apply Elsie 8 No. 6220.A Noalf, Whoo, West Virginia. 62S6A ' W. R SMITH "WHITE COOK* no laundry or 0 MOVING AND HAULING chambermaid' wo?; ?et7ran?J Bc ZfmS r.i71 a feoulred. Call Phone 1591-J. f Phone 687-W. 6179A No. 6188.A {; W. S. THOMAS GIRL, for general housework. Ap. \ Phone 840 Ply 807 Fairmont Avenue. t Transfer and Hauling No Giao-A ? Ot All Kinds?Phone 8 ? ? Fairmont. W. Va_ Opticians j. Piano Tuning & Re- . teteat wienfifie a nnivimr instrument in eye examina- * puiiing tion. RALPH HAWLEV; tuner .manufaS COMPLETE OPTICAL f turers registered mechanic No. FACTORY 2$6. telephone 407-R. 6208 a Opposite Court House Farms Wanted Second I WANT TO HEAR FROM OWNER ffkb having tarm lor sale; give parti- 1 jj\ e culars and lowest price. John J.. f 17.1 . Black, Chippewa 'Falls, Wisconsin i f*\ sZjalll) sa-' Autos And Accessories /17, l/'/ar ? fB In Fairmont Carriage Works < ??. . n i .... recharging and repa'rlng on all fcWnichpri Ttru.mn makes ol batteries. Philadelphia r uriH.sPCO KOOma Diamond Orld Batteries, ?U?h- THREE FURNISHED ROOMS ",te^nT-?a?e^Pw.u F0R UIQHT HOUSEKEEPINO. JOHN M. HPKrtB- Bin Close to. Call 586-J. 6232A T ?a* TW6 3ED&OOMS. Phone 2034-J. *rBt 6222A LOST?Wrist watch, Initials on FURNISHED LIGHT H(5u3I? watch. L. B. B. Reward It re- KEEPING ROOMS. Phone turned to Former's Drug Store. 1674-R, 6223A JJJ6A FURNISHED light housekeeping _ T, ? . '" apartment. Apply 734 Gaston Farms For Sale Avenue. 80 ACRES WITH S OIL WELLS -fw6 LIGHT HOtiagKrihm^ ONLY 340.00 PER ACRE-Good Ty? LI^"7r.,^ land lust a lltUe rolling, large 5- room*- 211 Clllca*0 * %, a room house, tree gas. large batik ~ . " * barn, In tine neighborhood, 1 mile ONE THREE and one tour room from railroad station, 3 lilies . furntshid flat srith bath. Apply from good town on 8 rail-Nyea No.. 17 Hayes Buildroads. Has phone, R. F. D. or phono ?7 Mannlngton and near school. Purchaser 6"l) A gets I everything at 340.00 > par FURNISHED ROOMS for llgbt acre, one-halt cash. These oil wella housekeeping. Phone 1047J. are.pumped right along. Purohaser 8160 A f!?? EIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for more welTs ?*? TtoUt Realty CorEancaster, Ohio. Apt"y 204 KwrS 6234A . i TTnfimilcW Ttiv^o Boaiders Wanted THREE unfurnished basement wSti'new .tdowjj-Wo* In*No children. lytitteduS: fmebsmr m^ra"! ruuue iiu. venlcncea; FAIRMONT ROOMINQ t No. 6230-A HOUSE AND RESTAURANT. 314 1 W&ter St. Phono 1663 v . 6103A t ? ? SPECIAL NOTICE - ? FOR bettor moils and service. ' : ;. i Palace restaurant 133 'Mala TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: s Street. ' Notice la hereby given that the y , , . No. 6219-A undersigned, F. S. Gould, will, on t 1 1 ?? Tueeday?the12nd day ot January, t F. B. GOULD. jpltal 8t^k |