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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
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a4aU i50. 6au sl.1G 700, so. 1e.ss1
lilo Al NJ
Yeage NAVAL AeaaeMy Gate no minutes
eaFiirr State House Station. klAtlea
ST aud College Ave-. RAssn "a minntaa
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

Il he high rollfs wliG il simply fpli.
mr. in wealta might md better use for
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
ks.a1 . us INN AgBoT.r eAeiE

Commander George y. RaYenscroft
ana Mrs. Isavenscroft, have left the
Naval Academy and gone 70 visit his
old home All Cleveland. o.. prior 10
Commander TsavenscrOft joining his
ship. he has been placed In command
OF the u s. 5. Ludlow, On the Pacific
coast
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

Miss Saille Denver. Of Incest Jos
eph's Hospital Nurses Trainiilg
school. Is visiting the Misses Kramer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
50 aarmmk Withstand fhe Heat ef
gnmraer Better Tham the Weak

t,la ueopie who are feeble and
v,,s..sr ag rsople Who arn weak. WIN BE
81 ranrf hened and enabled 10 go
Ihro,sah the depressing heat 81 sum
80 - I,w .asElnw cTssDvEs TAsTET.E sss
sAtIi IONIC Ii pnriiies and enrichss
ihe blood and bnilaa up the whole SIS.
ta,n you can a0on feel It's Strength
ensns Tnxigoxasi ms Eject CO
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

Commander and Mrs Charles +,
sIayton have moved into quarters In
the Naval Academy Commander Stay
ton has been recently decorated with
the Legion 81 Honor for heroic service
during The war.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
g0dallty Holds
Annual 0ws Ing

The Sodality of he Blessed Virgin
Mary. 81 ST. Marys church, held their
annual outing On the Priests E'arui. 4
beautifully located spot on the Severn
river, about three h.iles from Annapo-
lis.
The party. about thirty HI number,
left Clark's wharf, 10 o'clock Wednes-
day morning III the launch owned by
the Redempforist Fathers, under the
guidance ok the rector, Rev. Thomas
roohay and the spiritual director Of
tho society, Rev Father Tunnel
The usual good eats were taken
along and delicious spread vas par
taken 81 under the shelterlng trees on
the grounds. the rain having held on
IL make this possible. The SOdality
had IS their guests Of the day, the
Sisters of Saint Mary's School.
After day thoroughly enjoyed by
ali kinds of sport. the happy crowd
returned home about dark. well pleas
ed with happenings of the day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

Mi. and Mrs Fonche, of st. Mar
garet.s are being congratulated on The
birth il twelve pound daughter born
shss morning, Mother and daughter
are doing nicely.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
fapi. ElII0ft
Home on Leave

tm Il Hammond Elliott. u s. All
il hanae on a iow days leave which. he
Il pending with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs iliehard q. Elliost, Charles street.
t'iilit Elliott for the past several
sitltilis has been doing transport
tafl having been In charge az troops
roi IS eeFspas. md has recently made
ShFtf ins across.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
0lInSel l0r
III AeM itlrk

iis Counselor George p, RullinaIi
.ifi9 tbs morning for New York 10 all
hlisitsss enlargement He VIII re-
ltifa.on Monday ii, time TO be present
q lfe hearing on the water question
Monday niaht before tho City Council
5 Y flle Municipal BuIlding
lfs Maariee baldwin, of Arnold.
Il. been visiting her slster-iss Is =,
MFs William Moss. Duke 81 Gloucester
g .lahn i Rlppere, vice president
.s John College. has been spend
las tlie week in New York. visiting
irielit5
4 Il moving day at the Naval
''sssaf1ly some are moving Ii and
,''ils are moving ont There are 10
la.ells changes II this station next
.aSatslll.e sear
s. ssaarse Davis and SON Kenneth.
ltF VENUE are visiting rela-
u y camden. y T.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

A1r. Denvar Kramer. OF BlackYil..as
4. II. has been spending few dass
With relatives on Market street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
Natal Hops
salnr,Int s IKhih

4lIlllUI dances hive been TTlalgi.
,.. t IL tllc naval Academy for ofiI-
ifl thrIr Wives and officers Of
,,q posi Graduate school aal their
slse and friends. The hons gro held
IL ae Aali.nrlnm saturday nights,
sd ar of an informal nature. The
MI, glyea lat Saturday night
Commander i II Newton and fam.
IN have moved into quarters in the
NaYal academy
The family Of Lieut.. cosndF DOUG.
lss Howard have taken quarters With
Id tle Academy enclosure.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

Lieut. Commander Lavender, q. s..
N, one of the passengers of the NC-s.
who has been ordered here, has with
Mrs. Lavender. taken the house, No: 81
College avenue. recently 0ccapied BY
I.lent. Commander and Mrs. Jones.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

TO MUlOF
10 Farl Hancock
Captain and Mira. Louis ID. Myer and
their twu sons left this morning for
Fort fancaek, N. Il. after spending ii
fev days leave with Mrs. Myers
mother
Captain Myers led on the new ferry
fila morning and Will motor from
Claiborne 10 Fort Hancock,
Mrs II. No Atkins. wife og Naval
constfuetor Atkins. with her lovely,
children. Ii visiting her parents, Mr.
anil Airs Neyett Steele. 1t Murray
hiil
Assistant Paymaator Forbes Col
ho,tn IS n, II visiting friends
hero
Mrs WilIiam II Thomas and daugh-
tars Miss Lucille and Miss Elizabeth.
vii spend the summer at Rraddock
Heiellts ii the mountains on Western
Maryland
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
Fairs
Fairs have come hack
PaHr

Fairs have come back
Inc war submerged them
Now they are returning 10 tho asaF-
face.
Mary countries ara planning coEi@
tnlereiai anil industrial fairs
The French. who are adopts III hold
ing fairs. have had them even Ii war
time,
Now ne farloas Lyons gsir twhpfa
eyers French trade product Is HI be
seent Is to be held twice year In
sfsaa ia aslnliali
The iaea ni hasl ~ Il really
useful fesilrc III recans tlaa work.
as an aid 70 rebuilding lnst commerce
and 90 securing tho attention al those
Y no arc III need III goods
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
Isuaea suI.er

Rf4M&k WWfffsSS
ser lOnWre sAnsan
Admiral ana AEra. Scales will be
hosts to tho party Of congrassnen,
headed BY Representative sydney HI
Mud. chairman OF the Committee on
Nnvaa Aaxalrs. lit bussat supper un.
sundey evening. The committee will
come over from WASHINGTON Sunday
a.ssssisNn gdv our n ipSiscrtiun oe
tha Naval Aceiains aad before leas.
ing viii be entertained 1T a buffet sup
per III the Mess Hall of the Midship-
men quarters In Bancroft Hall.
Mrs William AfeClenye, ofa Pitts
burg. Pa. and daughter are visiting
Miss Lucy Redmond, Madison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pngli Bangh,
who are nov established at tichllyn-
an. Severn, their country place near
Annapolis. WIN SO 10 French Lick
Springs Ia the gase sumner
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
t5llic

Huge polkaaats a9lara her veil
Narrow pteotea Ribbons As frack
sashes
White ofganaic i combined With
black satin
a lovely une-piece linon froek showa
4 mafsilag jaeket
Haze sen noticed Iinw her Naistilna
decidedly dips IL the siaeg
Many i papcrhanger goes 10 the
wall because MS Wallpaper doesn't
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
SWffFa glata
no Meet

There will be an important meeting
tof tho Woman's Suffrage League Of
annapolis and Anne Arundel county
on Monday afternoon al ! o'clock, AZ
tho residence of Mrs, A. g Hill. Ram
dali Place. All who are Interested IN
suffrage are invited 70 attend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

Master william II. Road. nephew
of Mrs. Frank Fell. Maryland avenue,
Ii visiting his uncle. William III.
Busch, chief electrician at the wire-
less station. SayvilIe, T.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

Mr.. john n. Rawlings, son % Mr..
and Mrs s. r. Rawlings. who recently
returned from overseas, laft Annapei III
Sunday, accompanied BY his sister.
Dorothy Nj. Rawlings, for an extended
trip North, through New York and
New Jersey While In New Jersey
they viii visit relatives Id M0rrlstown
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

MI. Frank Fell, has returned home
after spending d few days At sayvllIe,
Z. +
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
Last Herd of South African
Elephants Doomed to Die

London, Sept. 12.-South Africa's
last elephant tribe faces complete
extinction if a decree passed by the
provincial council of the province of
the Cape of Good Hope is carried
out.
The decree authorizes the destru--
ton of the herd of elephants in the
Aldo Bush forest reserve. Hitherto
this remnant has been carefully pre-
served by the union government and
attempts by wild animal buyers and
big game hunters to remove or de-
stroy 1t have been prevented by law.
Now unless the government takes
: immediate action it will be wiped
out.
The last elephant in Zululand, an
old male, was recently killed The
elephants of southern Rhodesia have
been exterminated. The elephant
bids fair to follow the trail of the
North American buffalo.
I In the eastern Transvaal, near
Portuguese territory, few surviv-
ors of a small troop occasionally
are seen, but they are being attacked
from both sides and are on the verge
Of extinction.
British scientists and others inter
csted in the preservation of wild ami
mails in their native haunts are tax
ing steps to have the decree rescind-
I'd, but it is doubtful if they will
succeed. The Aldo Bush, near Port
Elizabeth, until recently has been
a waterless scrub of little value. In
its center an area of approximately
6,0OC acres has long been reserve
Tor this band of elephants. The herd
numbers between 100 and 200 indi-
vi6uals, the only surviving exam
pies of distinct variety, character
ICED by strongly arched forehead,
enormous ears. roughly square in
outline, short forelegs and a very
hairy body.
The animals sally out of their
reserve in quest of food and water.
They break down fences, stampede
sattle, destroy crops and brighten
human beings. They assume that
the irrigation canals are intended for
their benefit and in taking their
baths they destroy the banks and
dams.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
Specials in
Home Furnishings

100 Id. capacity White Mountain Refrg-
orator Cash Price ......y.....: $2S.On
125-lb. capacity White Mountain Refrig-
100-lb. capacity White Mountain Refrg-
orator, solid stone, white lined. 49,. $500
Universal Six-hole Combination Nckle-
plated Cook and Gas Stove. Price $4,000
Four-h hole Combined Gas Range, with oven
and broiler: Our Cash Price. ...... $4,000
Two,hole Gas Oven, plain door,. .S4.N
One -hole Gas Oven, plain door. ~. 81
Hand Vacuum Washer. Cash Price for
Saturday: at ..:..:::...: go. G9c
Universal Lunch Kits. Cash Price. .S3.65
14-lb Family Scale. Our Cash Price $500
Chair and Stepladder combined. Price S2.1a
CCedar Oil Mop: $3.50 value. for Satur-
day. at Our Cash Price. ........ =. .M.:5
Four gallon Galvanized Garbage Can SIPS
'Six-gallon Galvanized Garbage Can $500
Eight-gal. Galvanized Garbage Can $2.25
Six-Quart Aluminium Sauce Pan, for Sat
urday at Our Cash Price. .75c
Al Four-tie Broom; $3.50 value, for Sat
urday. at Our Cash Price. .7bc
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
Special Price-Cutting
Grocery Sale
Quality Goods-Priced Right

Choice California Prunes. lb,, for... 10.
Fresh Shelled Popcorn. ib... ........lcHe
THE TEA AND COFFEE MARKET OF
OMAHA
Our Famous Golden Santos Coffee. ID. .ase
II. B. c. Special Blend, per lb., for sc
NJ. & J. Blend, very rich favored, lb. .4Sc
Choice Basket Fired or Sun Dried Japan
Fancy Basket Fired Japan. Oolong. Ceylon
or Gunpowder Tea, Id. ........ 49,. See
Breakfast Cocoa, per lb...............3 Oc
OMAHA'S GREATEST FRUIT AND
VEGETABLE MARKET.
No. Cooking Potatoes, peck, Is lbs. .6Oe
New Cabbage, per h.. ............... 80
New Sweet Potatoes. lb. Sc
Large Market Basket Green Peppers. .3Oc
Large Market Basket Ripe Tomatoes. SOC
Wax or Green Beans. lb..... .121ac
Fresh Parsnips. h.. Sc
Large Egg Plant. ........ .7fac,1oc, 121sc
Fancy Cauliflower. lb........ ......17kc
Good Cooking Apples, peck. ...........35 Csc
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13

Drugs and Toilet Goods
Hours 9 A. M. Till 6 P. M.

800 Listerine for s5c, soc size, SEC
csc Hinkle's Pills 600 in bottle).
Our Price E. ................. .1Sc
CSC Saniflush. Our Cash Price. Ice
s5c Williams Shaving Stick. Cream
or Powder. Our Price. ........ .23r
10c Remmo Soap. Our Price. .!Ise
l2c Peroxide Soap. Cash Price. Sc
csc Pears Soap Cash Price. .lbc
15c Lux. Our Cash Price. ...... lie
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
See These Saturday Specials

$500 Flannel Night Shirts. $1.65
Steiner Universal night shirts, with
flat or military collar in various COL
ors; all full cut double stitched gar
ments; sizes, IS to 20. On Sale Satur-
day at Cash Price. ......... 90
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13

4s-lb. sacks Best High Grade Flour. .s2ss
24-lb. sacks Best High Grade Flour H.45
24.lb. sack Pure Rye Flour .........s1:4 10
No. Navy Beans. b.. ..1oc
No, l California Brown Beans, lb.. ..... &c
No. cans Beet Greens :. ............. 90
Noe cans Golden Pumpkin. ...:........sr
Quickserve Tomato sau aG Mar can s"r' '';;s
The best Domestic Macaroni Spaghetti or
Egg Noodles. pkg n.e,; - Tostcs. III,
JMne Peas or Sweet Sugar Corn. 80. .12iat
Gallon cans Golden Table Syrup. ..... 45r
~ pound cans Golden Table Syrup rs? ;S
rall cans Pink Salmon. ............1o ~"
rail- cans Columbia River Salmon. 2S'
Tail cans Fancy Red Salmon. ....... 80
Large Jars Pure Fruit Preserves. go
Snvder's or Campbells Soups, can. .1:1s'
Teilo or Advo Jell, pkg. ....11'
No. cans California White Grapes. .:s'
Nemso Soup Sweet Corn. kg.:.......::ss'
Fancy Evaporated Bartlett Pears. ID. Use
Fancy Evaporated Peaches. lb.. for. Use
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13

You will find the Dycknan, Min
neapolis, convenient to the shops,
theaters and points of interest. Rea-
sonable rates. The Eiizabethan
Room and the Coffee Shop of the
DyckIuan arc ideal places to dine.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13

65c Locust Blossom Perfume. Our
75c La Alache Face Powder GALL
shades). Our Cash Price. ........ Soc
soc Odorono. Our Price, &c, SOC size
Tor ................ .......,...S gle
CSC Dagget and Ramsdelrs Cold
Cream. Our Price. ............:7 c
Csc Williams or Mennens Talcum.
Our Price ................. 18c
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
Store Hours 8 A. M. Till 6 P. M.
New Velvet BAGS

showing Of fine velvet arrival OF
this week Our showing dis
prices considerable the
same bags.
Chiffon and Panne Velvet
silver styles
buying Cash Prices .......S4.05 S35. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
In Our Popular
Sanitary Market
SPRING LAMB

Here to serve the people with quail
ty goods that will please and Cash
Prices that will Save.
SPRING LAMB
headquarters, per Ib. .171ae
Forequarters, per Ib. ........... .1c1zc
steer Pot ROast, h.. .124e
sugar Cured Bacon, ID. .3Sc
Compound, per lb. .2Sc
BUTTER, Eggs, CHEESE, ETC.
Best Full Cream American and Brick
Cheese, per lb. .3Sc
Best bulk Creamery Butter. per h.. sic
Heinz's Baked Beans No. 2. cans 5sc
Best Strictly Fresh Eggs, per doz. .47c
5-lb. pals Snowflake Oleo. each. .s1.eS
Bulk CHOW Chow. per quart........3O soc
Bulk Queen Olives, per quart. ..... .55c
Also complete line Of Heinzs 81 va
rietles In our pickle department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-11
SHfE@ F======I IN The WORLD OF SPORTS E======4 $S
MOUNlA|NEERS
OBJECT LOCAL
EL-STAR TEAM
-a.+,,Ar Scheduled to Psten opeS
sr,e FOR the University Boys.
BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL

-, --spatch to The IntelHgencer.
ep5EGASTOUS, April 1o.-With cne
o,.e Of great weather and after al
pt three weeks Of uninterrupted out
IT. IT. work the West Virginia varsity
anhe,l team, will open the season here
morrow, having as its opponents the
.ronr Wheeling All-Star team, COM
,o.ed Of players from the Bauers' NC
;-onkeys and other Of the stronsest
seui-pro aggregations IN the staSeS
metropolis .ss
Coach Shelton had practically decided
,oo hi, lineup late today, and II seems
arta,, that he will have Latterper on
.he mound for the initial clash. LAT
trrncr ts his best bet without DOUBT.
md ~ he cannot take the measure Oh
-he visitors there is no use OF Snetton
making another selection. Martin VIII
,eceiye his Slants and Pride Will ToFk
at first, Armstrong will DC on SECOND,
Tantsin Rodgers at short. Turkovitch at
third. Harrick in right, Dawson In cen
ter and Dorsey in right. Inc oatens
order has not been decided upon .he
only certain thing about this oelnS tnae
~Rodxers and Big Dawson Will likely
Sit in third and fourth positions A
$1,000, man has no, even been decided
MOON. and 1t is barely possible tha'
Ia vson will be showed up to this posi-
+,on though tonight the whole oroer
rs unsettled. Certain It Is that one
of tar strongest hitting clubs the uni
versity has supported IN years Will TAKE
80 Add Rodgers, Dawson, Harrick,
prid. Dorsey and LAtterner, OF those
FAMED above, are all hitting at q clip
=, nractice that promises trouble lot
,+bc onnosition, and though they have N
;ret looked at Few curves. it must alse
80 admitted Tat the visiting pitchers
ill hardly Be in top form as yet
Local arrangements for the games are
n1cte W s. Johnston OF Grafton.
Iii known rs an umpire In the ola
w.. penn aid Mountain State leagues,
49, oc.n Secured to handle the indicat-
ue ha never worked In Morgan
nnt ones we'll recommended. and
10 r,orpng the present series with
view to scuring contract lot al, 'Se
s,o-ns ga,es Of the university should ne
-roye satisfactory.
p,n,cers have been constructed
~ &c first base line for 700 people
~ grand.tand. OF course, will &C
niate as many more. The new
cnn.ntal iron fence being construct
.npletely around the field has NOT
oscom pleted. due to delay IN recels-
Materials. but the old wire has not
Ing torn down in front OF the Sraho-
and this provides ample protec-
,s though it is not very slightly. FIJI
rs game will begin at p. m. and on
sunday the umpire Will call FaS
81 at $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-11

grounds, Of mot being defeated by any
team in the valley. late In the season.
And that they think they can defeat any
team in the valley. Now. what are such
claims wo~th: ]; is the firm oclict or
III. writer that on neutral iloof' WIN
an i,ipurtial rrfcr"". that the valley tIile
,vruIL resi- between Hrllairr and Stcu-
b.uyiiic, if the latter were 10 he in
rludrI. When linllairr first played
Wheeling. Ia" referee ruled out on fouls
lrliairr's three hest players. and still
HrIiair" won. In the second tilt nj
Whrrling. The star guard. McDrrrnoit.
was out Of the gam" "n account OF SICK
ness. thereby Weakening tibet team. md
Wheeling had u Wheeling referee, Bnr-
ham. Ecllaife was defeated by two
baskets only.
I'm conclusion l wish Ia stale that no
team has amy right t" claim the
championship because no team won It.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-11

avenue, when without warning another
car going west and which was supposed
10 take the main track. rushed through
the switch nnC crashed head on into the
east bound car. crushing and breaking
Mr.. Riplcy's legs and injuring his head
and chest rendering him unconscious. He
WAS rushed to st. Margarets hospital
three hours afterward.
The moiorman OF the other car in ex-
planning the collision claimed that the
brakes of his car would not work. but
investigation showed they were in good
condition and he was arrested.
Mr.. Ripley was born and raised in
Wheeling and was roller at the. Top
mill. but left this city about 80 years
arc, to go to Hammond to work in the
rolling mill. About fifteen years ago
he gave up the steel business and be-
came n motorman on the interurban line
retaining his position until his death.
Many relatives survive in Wheeling.
Including Steve Ripley Of the Island:
Sheriff Howard Hastings and Harry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-11
OPEN SWITCH COST
RIPLEY HIS LIFE

Details Of the death Of John Ripley,
former Whrclingi;e. killed at Hammond.
Ind. was received in this city yestee-
day.
Mr.. Ripley was motormah on INC
lines IT Tho Hammond, Whiting ard
East Chicago intcrburan railway. He
was coming raSt with his car under
control ready TO take a switch at Euclid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-11
HEY EDDIE!
un+-.n1ler, Lewis Is Going 70 MARY a
noc3or, Cupid Pins Big WTeSse1
30 The NEat

VA -strangler- Lewis has been pinned
a The mat. once and for all time, by a
Io.tor but the doctors name Is not
Roller. It will be Lewis before vesy
long, The doctor happens to De Suals-
4e - ali happened like this 'stran gleT
had q ulishap Of some kind on train
near San Jose Call and Dr. Of anl his se sid
Morton+ be end OF the story--except that
II,asra1d lewis ana DR.. Anna Scott Nor
Ton viii be married at New York May 1o l;
They wiz 70 r sS54ad SS ST. ANGLE Will
ana on his favorite sport. DR.: Morton has
t hI,,Tt a inc training quarter near her
o u.t home and encourages him 10
eont{nrle the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-11
.BELLA|RE HEARD FROM IN REGARD
To BASKET BALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Since Wheeling and Wrllshurg high
now claims TIE championship "r The
Ohio Valley in basket ball. il surely Is
very fitting that lIclla!r" has II perfect
right 10 share equally with ih"S" Nv"
teams III" basket hall "'G:WpI 'nSi!p.
"T'nrhups Cathedral Sh,.ulI by right.
file their ,ia;m ALTO. IN inri Il" team
can legally claim III" championship as
matters stand. Wh"vl.n|'S claim 10y
l.Ubteu.Il Is founded Oh very poor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-11
exhibition BA&BELL

JhChoN R H e
srooklyn Ntionals. ........... s .
80 York lnericans. ......-..
Csdore, 4eney and kreser; QUINN
Shore and 'uei.
pr,AFLPH1A. April lo.--kend.
e.ILn-o|ssionals. 4; Philadelphia,
American -.
SpARANBURG. S. c.. April IL
Score: ., n
go, americans ........-...
SSr1s, G. Smith and E. Smith; Jones.
shea NcSei: and walters.
rusA. okla, April 10.-Score: Gin
49, Narpnals, 8; Tulsa Western
Gener. Luue and Rartden. Allen;
saT.,ury. Sprks and Manion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-11

In the last five games of basket ball
and football between Wheeling and Bel
laIre. tho boys from the Ohio side have
wen four Hf them. Which sounds like
championship" Whecling's claim or
Bc!lairc's claim?
Signed.
FAIR Play
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Wheeling AA-Stars
Leave for MorgantoW.n
ixtnri L. Scheduled to Rtca 0peatns
oes1 ws,oh On the Rceidng End.
.su. storbs to Cover tae Second saoS'
AND Is - WelsaT, Of Team

me where thU will meet the
MGstninseTs nine. he locals expect
m sarn,mrn 70 this city with a couple Of
v5 ISa S.rs will be ;alled at p. M.
III Tas W s. Johnston. dnpirins. Latter.
NJ and Martin. viii ro s;n. y ins
;nttery for the he, ya rs the eo' Work for nc
aG ToIiov,ns is the ineup Of the teams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-11
Believes That Belaire A1d Stsuhenvt1le
Are The Legal Claimants To
The Eonor.

The following is n letter received from
Bellaire basket ball fan. giving his
Ohio Valley stands
Editor Of sporting Column.
Intelligencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-11
eUNEX JAIL.

sr,%e Ferrl. Of Elm Grove. was ar
at.1 vesteay afternoon charged with
disorderly educ. at his home and is
tSi. noorninb before Squire Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-11
ROUSE A. HOLD-OUT

OAKLAND, Ind. April 1o.-Ed.
eonsh. outtiGier OF the Cincinnati Ma
tioSals. tod, gave out a statement tat,
Se-. 11niess } gets what he asks.