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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
Many Bsrths Are Still
Open on Ferry Eleven

Invitations are still out for mon am
bilious to make the Ferry's Capitol Inn
football team.
As far as is humanity possible the sell
cction Of this team will be removed
from a friendship basis as the coaches
arc very anxious TO have the team make
good showing.
Tho personnel Of the team. or their
positions. will not be settled for two or
three weeks. but after the coaches arc
satisfied they have the best mon in their
right positions. en- effort will be made to
keep that combination intact through
tho remainder OF the season. so as TO
dcvclcr team work to the highest pos
siblc point.
The objective Of this year is not a
heavy slow, team. but rather a medium
weight. fast. intelligent team. COMPOSED
mainly OF eH-H!gh players Of four years
experience and some independent, for
NOR college and prep school non.
All the players will bc either local
or nearby men who will nc able to at
tend the frequent practices necessary to
develop high class team work.
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body is able to develop such speed on a

body Is able TO develop Sucn Speec on
ball.
OF course. It Is difficult to surmise
what a man like this will be able to do
under the stress and strain Of world
series. But the elements arc there and
it would not be surprising 10 have Kerr
emerge as one of the outstanding he
rocs Of the class Of 1919.
Now all the foregoing is just general
discussion and praise. Let us get down
10 brass tacks and find out rs nearly as
nossible what Chica % hatsmcn arc like
" 70 do against the Reds sGuthpaw
ri,ching and what Cincinnati hatters are
likely to do with tn" Slants OF Williams
and Kerr To do this We use the sys-
tenn employed in the preceding article IN
comparing Cicotta and Eller. To find
cut what Cincinnati is likely TO do
against Gleason's southpaws We select a
kew team Of National league battcrs who
correspond as closely as possible to the
White Sow line ur in hitting strength
and batting position and find out what
these hatt".s have done this season
against Ructhcr and Sallee. Following
arc the figures:
National League key team against Reu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
A Study of the American and
National League Champions
In Twelve Articles
By IRWIN N. HOWE

and a fair curve. Hc hasn't much else.
1t will be surprising il the Sux cannot
beat him.
As for Sallce--this old-t!mcr has
pitched rs long as Cicott" and h" has
picked up q lot Of baseball knowledge
along the way. He is not rs good as
he was seven or eight years aGn hut that
does not signify that h. has NOT lot
left in his repcrtory. Salcc can make 1t
very tough for the opposition FOR five
innings or so If his support stands up.
After that most anything may happen.
Sallee makes formidable showing
when he arrays all his talents in ball
game. He has a wicked cross-hre de-
livery. This. combined with his good
control. his courage and his intelligence.
makes a dangerous combination. He re-
lies much on that crosS-tire Of his. This
calls for the use OF speed and on this
account the slow ball is not likely to en-
ter into the Reds offensive when Sallce
is on the mound.
A great burden Of responsibility rests
on Claude Williams shoulders. His
record this year places him on a par
with Cicotte and in a nlne-game world
series 1t will be up to him to win as
many gamcs as me peerless Eddie.
Williams seems 10 have the physique
and disposition to carry his share OF the
load He Is small in size but makes up
for the lack In weight by the tougnness
Of his frame. He Is wiry and wary. Hc
cecms ahlc to get away with great guam
titles Of hard toll and with their cndur-
ance has a wise head.
One advantage he has-possessed by
very few ritchcrs-is his power 70
camouflage his delivery. He has the
unusual ability OF hiding the ball when
winding up and this adds 70 his effcc-
tiveness. With most pitchers tho bat
ter is able to discern tho ball in his hand
and as II leaves his hand. With Will
Jams Il is not so. The batter cannot sec
the ball: often his first glimpse or IT Is
when II Is almost on him at the plate.
Williams uses speed. a cross-hre and
curve. His slow ball Is a hlufr. His
control Is excellent and in addition he
fields his position we'll.
Kerr is just finishing his FIRST year In
the majors. He is the smallest pitcher
in either Of the big leagues His ap-
pearances this season have been surfi-
Gent 10 show the fans that he has about
everything a good pitcher should pos
sess. Above all. he has an incXaustible
store OF nerve. His speed Is remark
able and one wonders how so small
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
SWITCH MADE IN
VARSITY BACKFIELD
WITH GOOD RESULTS

Special D'.j.tch to The IntcllisenccHr:
MORGhNTOWN. w. Va, Sept %
An important switch was made in
West EirEinia's oackficld al III" last
moment today when RIP" King. half
hack If three years experience. but used
1T end so far this year. was moved back
70 his old position in place Of Hill. VIII
had been fllinE tho place of liiic VIII"
IS injured. The Tractio" this afternoon
was pronounced the best nf III" week:
The rcarrangcd ,bacEfeld tore .Cf
big gains at straight football for III"
first time and when the forward pass
ing game was tried that also worked
for long distances. King. Len'z, Lewis
and Rodgers all made big gains and
Martin. Mills and Harrick made som"
beautiful catches and passes for sub
stantial advances. TIL" second team
will leave tomorrow afternoon for Sales
burg whore Kiski is TO be mot on Sat +
urday. 1t IS expected that they will
line UP with Emswcller NJ Centre. Mul-
len and Grove al Guards. Wctmer and
Courtney at tackle. kiSer and Davis at
ends, Lyle at Quarterback and Hawkin $
and Dawson at Halfhacks Cablish.
Ransom and Farley will be taken as
substitutes and Coach Chelton Will be in
charge Of the team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
WEST. VA. CLASH WITH
MARIETTA TOMORROW
Buckeyes Arc Believed to DO Laying
For MountaineerB.

MORGANTOW-N. Sept. 25.-tSpeciaD
After all the rosy predictions as to
the expected strength OF the West Viz
GINA team this year. and the confidence
that local fans" who have watched the
team in It's workouts have accumulated.
Il certainly would be an upset II Mari
eta College should bring an eleven here
on Saturday that would defeat tho
MountaineerS. But such a thing Is not
without the realm Of possibility. Mari
eta has a strong team. Six of her elev-
en- regular players have played on for
mer Marietta teams and two other regu-
lars Of former years have been relcgatcd
to the rank Of substitutes by the strong
new material. Capt. Stewart al full
back, Ransome at quarterback Robinson
at halfback. Eaton at tackle. Hunter at
end and Cox at center are reckoned as
being among the best men produced at
Marietta in the past decade. Stewart Is
to the Marietta eleven what Rodgers Is
to West Virginia. That Is, he is the
kicker. the passer. the line plunger and
the end runner, and he will have TO tie
watched and watched closely by West
Virginia's forwards on Saturday. Here
he Is recognized as being among the
fastest men ever seen on the basketball
fOor and his admirers at Marietta claim
that once he gets loose IN the open nc IN
a bear" to stop. Stewart weighs 10
pounds and is playing his third year at
Marietta. Another man. a forward.
whom West Virginia will watch care
fully will be Braden Allcman. Last
year Alleman had no trouble "cinch!ng"
a place on the Mountain"cr team as a
tackle before the S. a. T. c. broke up the
team Before that he was star at
Farkersburg High. Allcman Weighs 100
but his weight was sent in here by the
Marietta authorities nj IT'S pounds" and
local followers Of the sport inclined to
the belief that Marietta Is putting out
bear" stories with view 70 getting
the Mountaineers over-confdcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
1.-THE Love DOCTOR"
ENTHUSES CROWD

The love Doctor" opened a two days
engagement at the Court theatre last
nirht with a fair caste and good house
which was apnrectatiyc to great de-;
with mirth and enjoyment of the sallics
Of the Love Doctor and greeted the
song and dance numbers with almost
equal applause.
There were ono or two numbers which
were sung with fair amount of ability
tho music Is in most instances quite
catchy. but the voices were rather of
However. this was countcracted by
clever costuming. pretty girls and good
general effects. The production was
popular priced show.
The musical numbers included Some
Day in Arnby.", Congo Love" I'm Soc
iety" "KcnIucky Dreams" Wherever
Africa" you Know What I Mean"
Heart Of a Pose" 81 Don't Want n
Doctor" and "RaGtime Wedding" Will
liam Wyse and Nurse King entertained
with a singing and dancing speciality
in The second act. The costuming was
appropriate and effective rs we'll rs The
lighting and scenery. The Low" Doc
tor" will be repeated again tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
Johnny Kirk and Bert Matthias BACK On
Of Their scheduled Fights.

Taken. all In all. the boxing exhibition
held last evening at the Wheeling FarX
Casino, under the auspices Of the wheel
Ing Athletic club. was good. despite the
fact that two Of the birds who were
carded to fight. took cold feet.
One Of them was Johnny Kirk. OF Pitts
burgh This boy came TO this city with
the understanding th2: he was 20 meet
a colored boy. but when he arrived her"
and found that the boy w;ts Lii Arthur
Stigel. 133-pounder from Cumberland.
Nd. with sixteen consecutive kuockouts
10 his credit. he backed down. and stated
that he drew the color line. Some or tho
fans asked whether nc drew yellow I'm"
down hts back. or some other kind ot L
line. No Inducements whatever. made by
Promoter C. w. Otto. could induce this
boy 20 don the mtts and step inside the
roped arena with the colorcd lad.
NThe other one who failed 10 show up
Was Bert Matthias. OF Martins Ferry. He
was cardcd TO meet Ham Ritz In a six
round bout but backed down like Billy
Williams did in his match with Irish
Chick Rogers recently.
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WARD, OF WESLEYAN,
BREAKS LEG IN
HARD SCRIMMAGE

Sprcial Di@ra'ch to The IntelliGencer.
RT-EKlfNNN0N. ". Va. Sept. 25--
Firal s~~imn!ai-n prior TO the Davis
F..ikins caIr" was held this evening.
Five touchdovuS ms a result Of y series
OF passes ard several long runs were
rcCiStrrcd BY III" regular. Radman tai
lied thr"r times and Beck and Hymes
onec each. Jehnvics played a great de-
f"nsivH gam" 80 did Don Potter and
rsrhaprat for the regulars. John Rohr-
hough At end for the reserve played
brilliantly.
an unfortunate circumstance rarrnd
The evening when Ward at full for tho
reserves. sustained a badly broken les.
thus Confning him to the hospital for
he full ScaSNn.
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.BELLAIRE HIGH MEETS
ULRICHSVILLE BOYS
Fast CONTEXT Scheduled for Sixteenth
Street Park, Bsnaire, Saturday
Afternoon

Rellaire Highs heavy eleven will open
their schedule for the 1919 Cridiron sea-
son tomorrow afternoon. when they line
up for their annual clash with Crichs-
Vile High ut the Sixteenth Street park.
Rellaire. 4 record breaking crowd Of
Rellairc fans IS expected to attend as
the Rcd and Black defenders are snappy
and hard fighters despite their weight.
close to $50 pounds.
In Crichsville, Bcllaire will find a
worthy opponent for tho Orange and
Black has played two hard games, win
ming them both.
lows:
dickens. right end McDcrmott. right
tacflc: Schiller, right guard: Snivcly.
center: Stcrritt, left guard: Cutshavcn.
left tackle: l.. Harris. left end; Lopc-
man. quarterback; Kilgore (Capt) right
half: Dean or He'll. left half. and Futhey
ful!back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
.FAVORITES WIN
ON GRAND CIRCUIT

COLUMRrS. Q. Sept. 25.-First
choices wtr" again enjoying favor to-
day. although IN several OF the races on
thu four vent Program saw some split
heats h"iwccn eventually cashing.
Roy Grafton IL the 2:l3 race. had no
trouble whatever III d.sposing OF his
'.rid He had 10 step no faster than
2.n4&. either t. haudi" the field.
In the EOS trot. l'r!ncr Loree picked
70 win did mnt Get going until the third
heat. finally triumphinS over other
heat wIuu.rS. Wilkes E~vwcr and Char
Icy ErX IL fourth mile. wilkes
Brewer might have reached but for bad
Strctrn breaks.
The Wrstcrr Forscman Futurity for
three year oh PAGERS. purse S2.t9S 10
Vas wor by Gold" Kin" Signal Boy
won the riddle hat when Goldie made
i hr.ak. This unexpected victory in
II" heat paid $3.50 in the mutuels on
!, 81 ticket.
Louie Grafton had the 2:oS PAGERS at
her mercy. and took a new record OF
2:J3A in tn" first heat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
Main Bout

Tho main bout OF the evening was a ten
round bout between Patsy Scanlon. Of
Pittsburgh. and Eddie Atlas. OF Akron.
Ohio. In the boy from Akron Scanlon
had his hands full all the time. Atlas
absorbed more punishment than half a
dozen normal men could. and would
laugh. always coming back for more
Scanlon missed many a swing. due 10
his blurred vision. when Atlas connect
ed his left to Scanlons right lamp. in
the first round and Atlas earned q draw
by his clevernesa
Atlas opened the first round with an
awful left to the Pittshursher's right
eye. causing him to cover up with pain.
Eddie followed this up with several
more to the Same spot The remainder
Of the round was slow as Scanlon kept
out Of the way Of Eddie's mitts. Atlas
round.
The second and third went 70 Scan
Ion. the Fittsburgher came back IN these
two rounds and landed repeatedly to
Eddic'S stomach and face. The fourth
was A'las's. for the boy from Akron.
squirt ed ard showed considerable skill in
placing his blows. The NTH was
Scanlon'7. Sixth. seventh and eighth
even. ard tho final two won't TO Eddie.
In the final round Atlas had the Pitts
bur=hcr hanging on several times.
Scarlon tr;ci hI-d many times dur
ing tho early rounds e the fght TO put
his man ou' for tho count. bur pure grit
. saved tho day for Atlas. He would
not so down and ~ always came back
for mnr". lalchiNE)y.
SEnu-RINAL.
irish Chick RCGars Of Pittsburgh and
Toe Pick % .tkror. met IN 4 six rouaG
snmi-hnai bout tn" writer would soy
tho hou, VAS draw. but Il the points
won 10 counted ~. tho decision " ould
so 10 tho Akron boy.
This bout was about tho best on the
n,c7 rZ'S card. The terrific swinging OF
Pick and :he clrvcrnoss cs Rogers ap-
2"alcd 20 IN" hight fans. The initial
round opened hard aud fast. Rogers
KEEP, his iCct MT working in tho Akron
boys FACE causing him considerable
anroynont. Tn" first two rounds w"r7
draws. bit r;ck Ivy his acSrcss.vcHcss.
earned. the decision m the next two.
Tic ffth and sixth wcr" also even.
PRELrnNAEIES.
Yong NNc. If tho South Side. WA
used as = suhstI,utr for Bert Matthias.
who "a t.i TO show up for his match
With Hmm Ritz. Ham was Il 1itt'c too
much 60 to- S";ith slider. although m"
rr VS. fast 90. MS foot. and got our
h he raHE" OF many wicked rr"an;
Nour= Crock II N" East Ind. put
Jcr- V:acc rf C'"nnn7sIlllc. Ohio. down
for rhN rnu": IN rho first round. after
ne hld r,ish.d tho obi" by n, over tho
-nc lan,i'4 numerous blows.
Hard bead" R"u'h"r. : I. boy for
IN" ln;e!l'.:cncrr. earned Z d"c.s,un over
PAUL Eowr,ar. IN their four round bout.
Gr,, = al ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
Good Card Staged at
Park Last Evening

at Alverton, near Scottdale r"turnrd
there last night 10 shape up his AFFAIRS
preparatory to returning here tomorrow
morning. He engaged room before no
loft. however. and sald he would be out
for the team tomorrow Afternoon
Loucks will play at about lS5 pounds.
The return Of these men will give
Coach Morrow two more big mon fur
squad OF lire aSp:rants that comprise
IN. largest PLAYERS Wash & J'n ever
had ~ ono time and insUres IN" heaviest
forward department tho Presidents ever
at on the field. Both lir'IL"' AMI
!nuckS are men Of such VOL known
ah'i!ty tina. il looks at this distance
thcy will be kept eff n" team rn!I
after some tremendously good football
is shown by other candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
WASH-JEFF GETS
TWO MORE Big men

WASHINGTON, Pa. Sept. 25.-Wash-
,ington z Jeftcrscn's booming line pros
poets were given another skyward boost
today when II was given out from grid
iron hcadaharters that Fred Bridges.
giant guard OF several seasons ago. had
re-entered college and was now regular
" enrolled and that Earl IDucks brill
liant tackle OF the 1917 team, who had
been visiting in town for a few days,
would rc-cntcr III" institution tnmorro ~.
Ri. IS liv's IN Washington. having re-
Gently returned from overseas service rs
a lieutenant OF infantry. He weighs
we'll over 20o pounds in street clothes
and will scale above 1875 in football
playing form. Loucks. whose home Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
GOOD CANE At
GREEN SUNDAY
Macks and Yankee a. c. Will Clash IN
Opening Game Ct Gr,diron Sea-
son at Tunnel Green.

Many hundred followers ~ the grid
day afternoon. when the Mack a. c. Of
the South Side and t." Yankee A. G. Of
the East End. line up for the kickoff OF
the opening game Of the season on tho
Tunnel Green grounds.
Roth ClrverS viii probably complete
their weeks. work in preparing for this
2amc nt.;ht win = s!-nal drill. Thy
ara chuck r"ll uF confidence in their
ability t. d"'cIt th"ir opponents and
hard fought contest should result
This is the annual clash between
these two teams. Last year tho Yam
KEGS came through victorious. but this
season they seem to be about evenly
matched
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
WEIRTON
NOTICE.

Having purchased the meat market
and grocery store Of Mike Dicw. OF
wntrton. w. Va. all persons holding
claims AGAINST the said Mike Diew
please present TO Mrs. Leon and Mike
Iamirca. corner OF Main and Furgcson
Ave. Wcirton. W. Va, and we will ar
range for settlement s-26-l
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Totals. . 8. ........103 - IL

Thees two tables indicate ,t the
forecast ed batting average OF Reds
against williams in the Worldseries
should be 1873 and against KertS5.
There Is no question. using tn rec
ords as a basis. that Williams vary
effective against such batting, the
Ecds can muster and that Kerr is,ter
than Reuther though less enectiVhan
Sallce- ..
The combined batting averAee S,e
National League key team Asaanstth
Of tho Cincinnati southpaws 10 IS
while that OF the American LeaguGy
team against Williams and Kerr 10
Therefore tho supremacy OF the
cago southpaWs over the Cincint
southpaws seems TO Be established, :
leaves litttc doubt that Kerr Will
given his chance In tho worlds series
The next article in this series will
devoted to Faber. James, LoWoea1n
Luque, Fisher and Ring.
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what arc you hurying In that hole?'
asked Grey Of his ncighbor.
Just rcplanting some Of my seeds.
that's ALL"
Seeds" exclaimed Grey anGrily. TT
looks more like one Of my hens"
1T Is ono Of your hens" replied tho
digger THE seeds arc nside."-Mcr-
ritt Dispatch.
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dTTVF-
'a,ional League Key Team against

This tnhle would lead ono to believe
that Salleo should be more effective
against tho white SoX that Reuter-. At
any rate the key battcrs were able this
season to hit him onlv at a PAS rate. as
against 1913 for Rcuther.
The next thing Is to figure out how a
key team Of American League players.
most closely like the Reds, has battcd
this season against Williams and Kerr.
The figures are:
American League key team against
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Totals 81 IS J 1913
This table leads ono to assume that
the White SIX, excluding tn" pitchers.
should bat around .S33 against Rcuther
in the world series. Now. how about
Sallce-
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BERTHS TO BE HAD ON
MARTINS FERRY TEAM

Invitations are still out for men annhi-
tious to make the Ferry's capitol Inn"
football team.
As far as is humanity possible the So
lection Of this team will he removed
from a friendship basis: as the coaches
are very anxious TO have the team make
4 good showing.
The personel of the team or their
nositions. will not be settled for two or
three weeks. but after the coaches ar"
satisfied they have the best men in
their right positions. an effort Will hr
made to keep that combination intact
throuFh the remainder 80 the season. So
as to develop team work 70 the highest
possible point
The objective of this year Is not a
weight. fast INTELLIGENT tcam. c"mpC scd
mainly of XIII players nr four Gears
experience and some ird"r" Tdc0t. for
mer college and prep school men.
All the players Will be either local
or nearby men who will BE- able I" at
tend the frequent practices. necessary
10 develop high class team work.
Eickop had decided +" turn over a
new lear and he couldn't help letting
everybody know II.
y have resolved" h" said, feeling il
his halo was on strr'cht. that l shall
not drink my moro"
Tut. my dear fellow" protested n
doubling Thomas. "N"u couldn't drink
airy more Tho = lit <. have you re-
solved 10 drink M l"s&""--P!ttShurgh
Chronicle Telegraph
Smyrna times., 1919-02-12

The Americus Club, which for
more than 30 years has been a popu-
hr mems organization, occupying the
seOnd floor of the Winford Building,
hs disbanded. The pool table, desk,
,sais &C., have been purchased by
se Firemen and moved to the Hose
Room.
Smyrna times., 1919-02-12
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Postles and
Miss Margaret Postles of PHILADELPHIA
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank E. Postles.
Mr.. Frank Collins of Newark was q
guest in Smyrna last Saturday and re.
ceived the glad hand of his old friends
Mrs John H. Hoffecker who has
been on an extended visit to her men,
hew Stephen L. Baldwin on Long Is
land, has returned home.
Miss HAZEL Everangam spent Sun
day at the home of her parents in
Denton, Md, and welcomed home her
brother who had just returned from
France after an absence of manv
months in the service.
Mr.. Earl Keith of Camp Dix was
home over Sunday with his parests
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Keith.
Lieut.. and Mrs. William Shakes
peare of Washington, D. c., spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H
Shakespeare.
Mrs. Ella Bythrow, of Philadelphia
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Sapp.
Earl Slaughter, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Slaughter, near town, who en-.
listed with the Marines has received
his honorable discharge and left Mon
day to take position with the WHY'S
Knight Automobile Co., Philadelphia
Miss Lillian Harrington, near Ches
wold was the guest of Miss Maie En-
mis- of Spruance Neck last Sunday.
Miss Annie W. Sutton, is visiting il
Chester.
Mrs. Frank Turner, is visiting il
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson, an
family, who recently moved to Har
rington, where Mr.. Robinson manage
the Tucker factory, recently burned
have returned to take up residence il
their home, on West Commerce street
Mrs. L. L. Arts and Miss Florenc
Arts have returned from a visit t
Philadelphia.
Leslie Hirons, of the Battleshi
Delaware, visited his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Levin Hirons, last week.
Smyrna times., 1919-02-12

The Delaware Red Cross has offered
.,rpral scholarships in Pre-Nursing
cmrse Anyone desiring a course of
Ms kind will communicate with the
5siman of Smyrna Red Cross, Miss
Emice B. Anthony.