davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
Troops Modified
on Costa Rican
Border

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-Eight
thousand Costa Rican troops have
been modified on the border be-
tween Costa Rica and Nicaragua
and threaten the invasion Of the lat
ter country. Dispatches 10 the
Nicaraguan legation today announc-
ing this threat TO the peace Of Cen
trail america said the leader OF the
troops was Julian Irias. premier of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

LOTUS LAXATIVE COUGH BAL
SAM Pleasant 10 take. Works off
a cold. 25 and scots. a bottle at the
PUBLIC and CENTRAL DRUG
STORES. 13924-19
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

a process has been discovered IS
which leather scrap can be convert
ed into valuable nitrogenous fer-
tuizer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

Locomotives and tractor plows
have been introduced in Palestine
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1919.


y large group of young men and
women, students in the state university
and other nearby colleges arrived home
last night to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with homefolk.
Those from the stateu University in
cluded the Misses Eleanor Barron,
Gussie Lee sullivan, Madeline Colbert,
Frances German, Geneva Brooks, Cora
Dyer, Carol Daube, Pala Hyden, Mar.
iorie Walcott, and Messrs Morgan Ed
Potter, who has as his guest Ted Col.
bert, Robert Sayre, Claude Nelson.
Earl Brown, Chpr.es Anderson. John
Thompson, Louie Turman, Miss Dyer
and Miss Daube have as their guest,
Miss Helen Gupton of Oklahoma City,
also student in the university.
Those from Kidd Key college. Sher-
man, Texas, are the Misses Mauine
Easley, Paloma end Lillian White,
Ruth Randol AMI Geneva Lyk!ns. The
trip to Ardmore was made overland
Mr.. White having motorel to Sher-
man the early part of the week to
bring the party Of young women home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28

sumed its normal activity and the year
1920 looms up with promises Of much
bigger things.
Not only is the building campaign
progressing as rapidly as one could
expect. but Ardmore is dressing up
her old toys Those who had planned to
build, as they had planned 10 purchase
the new coat this winter, are content.
ing themselves with general cicsu.
up, building additions--painting and
otherwise bcauttying tho perfectly
good homes that had seemed too small
or too old-untn the cost of mater.
ials, labor, etc, etc, had been ascer.
tanned, and today it is hardly possible
To find q carpenter who is not busy,
either at new building, or remodcling
or redrcssinE the old home
Inquiries from every state OF the
union are reaching Ardmore daily re.
garding the possibilities of securing
homes for those who desire to come
here. A New Yorker who is spending
a few days in Ardmore has remarked
that he likes Ardmore better than any
place he has visited in many years
ana wants TO come here to make his
home.
Like every one else his first question
is Can 4 find a home for my family?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28

Tould appreciate some OF the g0oI
things which everybody is entitled to
on Thanksgiving day.
Then there came the Young ladies'
of the Methodist church. who have a
real generous donation FOR some
worthy widow with a lot of apprcci-
ative kids.
And the Baptist Young Ladies
Union, which includes young ladies of
other denominations, are ready with
bountful donations
Mrs. Wilkes is asked for names of
the worthy poor for distribution of
these liberal Thanksgiving offerings
Not only these mentioned. but many
individuals have made inquiries as
to where to place their gifts.
Because of the exceptional blessings
Of the past year it is fitting that those
who have an overabundance should
turn aside from their regular paths
and contribute to those less fortunate
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
OHIOAN CONFESSES SLAYING
DENTIST BECAUSE LATTER
WAS A PATRIOTIC WORKER

Norwalk, Ohio, Nov 27.-Charles
Rehfield has confessed to the murder
of DR.. Horace A. Benson. prominent
dentist here, according to the police,
because of Benson's patriotic wartime
activities.
Rehficld is said to have declared
that he shot Benson with a DUN dunn
bullet through a basement window
while the dentist was attending to the
furnace in his home Tuesday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
ARDMORE CARPENTERS
ALL BUSY HELPING IN
C|Ty'S EXP NS|O n

Ardmore is on a level Of prosperity,
she has never occupied before.
Ardmoro is not booming exactly. but
she is going forward with certain fast
strides that has apparently settled
down to a ching to bo accepted as nat
urally as the first big booming days
Of the oil excitement with the influx
Of newcomers, with the ever increas.
ing demand Tor housing facilities, the
building campaign progresses steadily
from day to day, not with the fervid
hwriedness Of those first booming
days, but with a sureness that means
that eventually homes will be provided
for the many who are attracted to Ard.
more for the many advantages she
presents Certainly the building cam
paign, which was retarded TO u large
extent during the war period, has re
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
BUT THE GREA TEST
Of THESE IS FOUND
IN ARDMORE HEARTS

Listen all you bencvolcntly inclined.
III other lay off. Here's the story
Mrs. Wilkes, the county probation
officer was almost thrown into panic
"Wednesday by the constant ringing
of the phone bell. "Oh, Mrs. Wilkes.
please tell us of some worthy family
who is in need of real Thanksgiving
treat"
Mrs. Wilkes says it is about time
the calls were coming in, as all chari-
tably inclined begin inquiring about
this time of year, but never has she
had such great number of calls
where the parties were so willing and
anxious to do real benevolent and
charitable act.
First came a call from the ladies of
the Christian church, who wanted the
names of at least six families who
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
CHRISTIAN CHURCH FOR
PROTECTION TO MINERS

New York, Nov. 27-The commits
sion on the church and social service
of the federal council Of the Churches
of Christ in America has issued a state
ment calling on the government to
protect coal miners against exploita-
ton by operators since by injunction
it has denied them the right to strike.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
ITALIAN KING WILL OPEN
PARLIAMENT, is NOW STATED

Rome, New. Fixing Victor EN-
maneul will open parliament next Mon.
day, according to announcement here.
There has been some uncertainty as
to whether he would appear on this oc-
casion, because of the supposed atti-
tude Of socialist deputies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
.SOONERS FAVOR|TES
OVER AGG|ES TODAY

oklahoma City, Okla. Nov. 27.-The
University of oklahoma and the Okla
homa Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lcge meet here today in their thirteenth
yersity's backficld slightly weakened by
the the disability of McDermott and
Boyle.
Past history makes the university
eleven heavy favorites over the A. and
NJ. squad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28

A remarkable instance of co operation
27j farmers from Great Falls, Mimi,
went to assist the farmers of Cheyenne
County, Neb., in harvesting the wheat
crop. Bankers advanced the $500
needed for transportation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
MIR. Johnson's Condition Worse

London. Nov. 27.-The condition Of
William f. Johnson. the American pro-
aa3gsStion worker who suffered a severe
LEtury of the eye during the course
ga "ragging" by medical students re
Gently, is reported to be much worse.
There is little hope of saving the in
jured eye, it is said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
BULGARIAN PREMIER
SIGNS PEACE TREATY

Paris, Nov. 27.-M, Stambaiiwsky,
premier of Bulgaria, sisned the treaty
Of peace between ais coGntry ana the
allied powe.s at N-li!y town hall tt
1910 this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28

Last spring Yale University increas.
ed professors salaries 25 per cent and
added $500 a year to assistant-profes,
sorial salaries. Now another advance
Is proposed by the authorities
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
Golf Tournament

All members of the CountrG Club
are requested to be present for the golf
tournament Thanksgiving afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28

Use Ardmoreite WANT ADS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
ponury @om w Warszawi@
HRABIA B0CUMIk KAMINSKI

lyle. jednak zajmowa1a umys1y,c
sprawl Kaminskiego
Mniemany ten hrabia polsk:
znany by} prawie ca}emu arysto.
kratycznemu swiatu W stolicy al
stryackiej, to tez dawaly sic sly.
sec liczne glossy, re ciazace Ia
MIN o%skarzenie, il by1 wsp6lni--
klein Rudego Jura, bylo oszczer--
stwem, kt6re mniemany Kamins-
Xxi bedzie m6g} bardzo 1atwo oba-
lie.
Tymczasem w rzeczywistosci
W4odzimierz nietylko przyzna1 sic
do why, ale nadto stal sic Was
nym swoim oskarzycielem i PREY
toczy} re swego zbrodniczego zy-
cia fakta, o kt6rych wiarogodnos
ci powatpiewac ME by1o MONA.
Zuchwafosc, odwaga i energia,
jake okazywa} dotychczas W maj
trudniejszych chwilach swego zy-
ella, opusci}y 60, gdy wstapif W
progi wiezienia.
Powierzchovnie ME wiele sic
cdmienif.
Powietrze wiezienia odebralo
wprawdzie wiele zycia jego twa-
rzy i zgasi}o blask jego Okla, trzy-
mal sic jednak presto, drmnie i
ME zadawal sic wcale z towarzy-
szami wiezienia, z ludzmi, do kt6-
rych, gdy byl ma wolnosci zdawa-
la sic go pociagac jakas magnety
czna si1a.
Jaskrawe obrazy z awanturni-
czej p%rzesziosci przesuwa1y sic
pred wzrokiem jego ducha.
Widzia} sic W domu rodziciels-
kim kochanym przez wszystkich,
co 60 znali, i czuf sic godnym tel
mi1osci, dop6ki ME popelnil pier
wszego b1edu.
Nieszczesliwy przypadek wpro-
wadzif 60 w weso}e towarzystWa /
uczyni} uczestnikiem cry hazardo
wnej.
FACIAL stawiac i wygrywa} bez
! przerwy.
1 Ow1adne1a MIN namietnosc, sza
! tan CRY porwa1 60 W swoje szpo-
ny i ciagna} do zguby, gdyz ma
gle odwr6ci}o sic wypiacic, mu--
siaf siegnac potajemnie do kasy
swojego OLGA.
|. By1a to kradziez... zbrodnia
tenn wieksza, re o spefnienie jej pc
sadzi1 jednego ze sluzacych swo-
jego OLGA, kt6rego "a to wtracono
! do wiezienia.
! Biedny ten cz}owiek skonczyl
! zycie w wiezieniu, a krzywda je-
! go j przeklenstwo fatalnie zaciazy
=! ~ ma dalszych losach W}odzimie-
RIA.
Ojciec jego zuboza1 i ME costa
viii pc SIN ierci synowi spodziewa-
nego ksiazecego mienia lecz tylko
skromna fortune, kt6ra rozrzutne
mu mlodziencowi ledwo ma rok
wystarczye mog1a.
Pc up}ywie tego czasu, ME ma
JAG mic, a ME chcac sic wyrzec
rozkoszy tego swiata, chwycif sic
nieuczciwych srodk6w. Zostal szu
llerem z profesyi, wszed1 W stosun-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17

daj, azeby .raz jeszcze przybywa-
r. do tego domu, kt6ry tax strasz
mem wspomnieniem zapisal sic W
jej zyciu.
- Obstaje PREY tenn, co powie-
dzia1em! = odparf W}odzimierz,
W kt6rego piersi grady najsprzecz
niejsze uczucia, i ME odstaple
cd mego zadania!
- Spelnienie jego jest niemoze
bne, = odrzekf> ksiaze smutnie.-
Laura. stanowczo i nieodmiennie
c@,viadczy1a, re ME chce sic vie
eel widziec z panem.
- TO k1amstwo! - krZyknaf
W1odzimierz, - to klamstWo, "a
kt6re Bog MECH pana ukarze !Oh!
pan ME wiesz, co czynisz, pan ME
wiesz, re 1amiesz SERGE i nlszczysz
zycie czlowieka.
M6wi1bym inaczej, zrobil-
bym panu nadzieje, gdybym m6ggl
= odpowiedzial kisaze,. 1ecz
badz pan silnym, pamietaj Q TEN,
ze wszystkie swoje cierpienia sam
sciagnales ia siebie.
= Me! ME chce sic pocieszac,
ME chce d1uzej znosic podobnych
cierpien, - rzucil sic Wfodzl-
mierz, chce umrzec i to zaraz
Laura ME powie, ZEN ia tax ma
10 kocha}, IL jej strate mog}em
przebolec, lecz bedzie wspomina1a
0 mnie jake o meczenniku milo
sci!
MoWiac tie slowa, zerwal z pal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17

w FeUerSDufgu, gaze DaWH GA
soWo j gdzie poznal Laure, skom-
promitoWaf sic tax, re musiaf u
ciekae, przybyl pc Wielu przygo-
dach do Warszawy, a zycie, jake
tam pedzif, jest nam wiadome, re
wniez jak dalsze jego losy.
Teraz ;dotkniety odwetem losu,
|poWziaf dobre postanowienia.
Zamierzyl zmienic zupefnie ~
Gle pc wycierpieniu zasluzonej ka-
ry i jedyna jego troska W tel
chwili byl los Laury.
Zawini} on wiele wzgledem tel
zacnej istoty, mogacej uszczesli--
vic uczciwego cz1owieka, ale ia
kochal Gala miloscia i myslaf te--
raz 0 tenn, jakby naprawic z1e, kt6
re jej wyrzadzil.
Dlugo, d1ugo zdawaio mu sie,ze
to jest niemozebne.
Pc niejakim czasie wpadl jed
max ma mysl, kt6ra mu sic wyda-
wa1a szczesliwa i postanowi} ma
tychmiast W czyn ia wprowadzic.
w tym celu potrzebowal wi
dziec sic z sedzia sledczym, W
tel chwili, kiedy do niego wcho--
dzimy, oczekuje zawezwanie do
niego.
Pc niejakim czasie zaskrzypia-
1y drzwi jego kazni, i ukazal sic
starzec, noszacy mrndur dozorcy
wiezni6w.
blizy1 sic on do vienna i oznajmil
z 1agodnym usmiechem PREY
mu, re jakis pan pragnie sic MIN
widzec.
zaniepokojony i zaciekawiony
poszedf W1odzimierz z dozorca do
rozm6wnicy, ME mogac sic domys
lee, ktoby m6gf chciec go odwie-=
die.
By1 to ksiaze Granicki.
Wfodzimierz zmieszaf sic IA je-
90 Widok, ME Smia1 prZem0wic
pierwszy i staf W niejakim odda-
leniu re spuszczonemi oczyma. !
- Przystap pan, panic W}odzi
mierzu Milanski, - rzek} ksiaze
g1osem wzruszonymz - przystap
pam. ME znajdziesz we mnie SUI
rowego sedziego, wien o tenn, re
bladzic jest rzecza ludzka.
- Dzieki ci, ksiaze, "a fwoja
.obroc, dzieki ci, zes 1askaw od-
wiedzic czlowieka, odtraconego z
.1asnej why cd spofeczenstwa lu
.zi uczciwych.
- Me WIEN, czy mi pan be-
dziesz dziekowa1, gdy sic dowiesz,
pc co tutaj przyszed1em, odpo
IA to Granicki, ME wien
ely sic ME rozgniewasz i przekli-
nae mnie ME zaczniesz.
- Now, ksiaze, - odrzeki WHO
dzimierz, - wymien mi poWod
swojej wizyty.
- Przychodze jake pos1aniec
- odpowiedzia} ksiaze, i
ia niewinna i wypuszczo-
no bezzw1ocznie z wiezienia. To-
stale ona teraz pod opieka danny,
re NINA spokrewnionej.
- I pan przychodzisz cd niej?
od kobiety, kt6ra Gala dusza i ca
lem screen tax moon ukocha--
Stlum pan W sobie to uczu-
Gle, - odpowiedzia} Granicki, i
wyrzecz sic raz ma zawsze mysli,
ze jakikolwiek zwiazek zlaczy Gle
z Laura.
- Co ia slysze?- zawo}a} WHO
dzimierz, przyciskajac reke do ser
ca.
- Spelniam przyrzeczenie, kt6-|
re da1em Laurie, m6wiac tie s1o-
wa. Niechetnie wziafem ma siebie
obowiazek p~owiedzenia panu tego|
jej imieniu; ale widzac, re to
jest ola was obojga %potrzebne, pc
dja}em sic tego. Cd chwili, gdy
sic dowiedziala, re ceremonial zas-
lubin byla tylko komedya, re Cos
Gle kt6rzy byli swiadkami mnie-
manego slubu, byli oslawionymi
zfoczyncami, cd tel chwili Laura
ME. chce mic wiedziec 0 panu, wy
rzekla sic pana i polecila mi, axe
bym panu o%swiadczyl, re jestes
wolny cd wszelkich wzgledem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
(Ciag dalszy.)

Poddaj sic, - krzykna1 dol
kapitan.
Bandyta milczac podni6s} pisto.
let i wymierzy1 W glove kapitana.
Szybko jednak jak iskra elek-
tryczna przebieg}a mu glove mySl
re zabijajac dow6dce, pozbawi zy
cha czlowieka .uczciwie i z odwa-
ga spe1niajacego sw6j obowiazek,
a siebie ami swoich przez to ME
ocali.
w mgnieniu Okla zwr6cif sw6j
pistolet ku W}asnej piersi, pociag-
nal "a cyngiel i padf niezywy IA
ziemie.
Kula przesz1a przez SERGE.
w kilka chwil potem Janosz Su
bri byf juz trupem.
Umarf niezwyciezony, gwa}tow-
na %~iercia jail wszyscy jego
przoukowie.
Przeczucie jego spefni1o sie....
Teraz dopiero zo1nierze mogli sic
uwazac "a panoW zamku.
Zatkneli ma jego szczycie swo-.
jq choragiew, pogrzebali poleg}ych
bandyt6w, opatrzyli ranionych, pc
wiaza]i i wzieli pod straz pozosta-
1ych, azeby ich oddac w rece spra
wied]iwosci, kt0ra mia1a orzec O
ich doll.
A tymczasem Pedro i Rudy Jur
ocaleni, przeprawili sic przez Du-
maj i udali sic do Preszburga,
zkad koleja udali sic do celu swej
podrozy.
Celem tym by}a ia raza Warsza
Tajemnica samb6jcy.
Wkrotce pc opisanych wypad--
kach W Fuired i okolicy ME mo-
wiono %naturalnie O niczem, tylko
O zagadkowej ucieczce dow6dcy
bandyt6w z Wiednia, o rozbiciu /
wy1amaniu handy rozb6jniczej ia
nosza Subri, o jego romantyczneJ
smierci i O u~cieczce cz}owieka, kt6
ny w Telekihaza jake wiezien by}
trzymany.
Wiadomosc O wszystkich tych
wypadkach naturalnie z szybkos-
cia blyskawicy rozesz}a sic pc kra
:iu, dosz1a do Pesztu i do Wiednia,
i stanowi}a tam obok sprawy fall
szywego hrabiego Kaminskiego
tenn powszechnieJszy przedmiot
rozm6w, re okaza}o sic, iz6 VIE
zien z Te]ekihaza, wiezniem hra-
Diego Marbacha byl ME kto inny,
tylko dobrez many W stolicyDon
Pedro di Senchez y Romero.
Nagly wyjazd Marbacha zacze~
to sobie zatem t}6maczyc W MAJ
rozmaitsze sposoby.
DomySlnosc publiczna zdofafa
,vkrGtce n~o}aczvc hiStOrve uWie--
zienia Don Pedra z historya hrabl
ny Blank.
Zarzucano jej kokieterye i via
rolomstwo ma1zenskie, za@owano
hrabiego Marbachai przyznawano
mu slusznosc, re pomscn sw6j no
nor W spos6b niezwykly wpraw-
dzie, ale ME niegodny szlachclca.
Sprawl Marbacha Pedra nle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17

ca wielki %pierscien, wyja1 w mgnie
niu Okla wielki rubin, na kt6rym
jego cyfra by}a wyryta i z otwo-
ru, kt6ry powstal w ten '.pos6b,
wydoby1 wielka jak ziarnko gro,
chu pigua, kt6ra pokna1 wprz6d
MIN ksiaze zdola1 mu W tenn pre-
szkodzic.
= Nieszczesliwy, c6zeS uczyni1
zaWo1af ksiaze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17

- Me Woiaj pomocy, k~siaze,
odrsek} W}odzimierz, = trucizna
ia dziala zbyt szybko, ably 81 -lkii
lekarskie ocalic mnie mog1y. Ia
kilka minut stane pred sadem DO
gym.
iU1ag dalszy nastap1.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
555SS@ F=======7 IN The WORLD OF SPORTS -
TYLER TUBE 4. {.
ORGANIZE NINE
Crack Team of washington, Pm, To
Organize For The Coming Season
And Arc Ready To Book Games
with Any Fast Team In THIS
Section

Tho Tyler Tube Baseball Club Will
represent Washington. Pa. again 'hls
season and arc planning To har" one OIL
the best clubs that washington has ever
boosted of. They arc members OF tho
Pan Handle league comprising Washing
ton, RridGevillc. Carnegie, Beading.
sturgeon and Cedar Grove and expect In
be- in the fight for the pcnnant at all
times.
Tho Tuhers have already signed
number Of men including Gutbut, mana
GER; Miller. Carroll. Cordy and BRAKES
outficIdcrs; Al Driven, Volk. XVIII
catchcrs: Murray and 7. irwin. pitchers;
Sprays, Hunk Carroll. MctSrl. Murray
and Anthony. infieldcrs.
w. W. Ncstland is secretary or inc
club and expects TO book SUNDAY games
with the hest clubs in the Independent
circuit, Wheeling, Bcllairc. Martins
Ferry. Carksburs. and Fairmont clunS
desiring games with tho 1uocrS TINS
season. are requested 10 write nj once
m W. ". Ncstland. q. 40 Wellington
avenue, Washington. Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
TOOPENY .W.C.A.
TENNIS COURTS
ALBERT SCHENK ST., HAS DO
MATED THE USE OF TIE WHEEL
ING TENNIS GROUNDS TO THE
LOCAL az"
Grounds Will Be Ready For Use By
Next week And The Many Members
OF The Y. ". Are Expected
To Join.

The Wheeling Tennis Grounds situ-
atcd near Echo Point, has been donated
to the Young Woman's Christian
Association by Albert Schenk ST. Tor
the use Of tho members Of that Assoc!-
alton as Il recreation ground.
Tho grounds will be laid out into two
scpcratc courts and ono outdoor basket
bail field, tho latter 10 he used for all
outdoor sports. All girls wishing TO
ioin this club arc asked To meet at thr
Y. W. G. 4. ncXI Monday evening ut \
o'clock. The only necessary require
nlcnts for girl TO become Il member oil
tho club. is that she must hr n member
Of the Y. W. Girls that do not know the
first clements Of tennis can become
members as there will he n lady IN
structnr in charge of tho court each day
and to teach beginners tho art. Al the
mrrting next Monday evening an cleo
ton Of officers for the club will be- held.
Tho recreation grounds Of tho !. w.
c. A. have long lrccn big attraction TO
all girls who are lovers Of outdoor
sports. This season is expected 10 be
the biggest OF all as tho many girls
who have never had n chance to play
tennis now have the opportunity TO
learn.
The recreation committee Will meet
next week and decide on repairs that
tho grounds may need. Tho committee
Is composed Of Mrs. Carl Mckee. chair
man: Catherine lharr. Mrs. John Reid.
Mrs Clcmdcctcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
BENNY LEONARD PICKED
TO WIN COMING BATTLE
1EoUARD WILL HAVE BETTER
RITCHH TIRES QUICKLY
Champion Not Holding Opponent Too
Cheaply; Bout VIII Be Held
Next Monday Night

NEW YORK. Arril c1--Interest in thn
Willic Rilchic-Rcnny Leonard match has
Reached unusual proportions although
he bout will not be staged until n week
from tonight. Leonard Hlr"adf IS
81 rrnr fayoriIe 10 win the decision de-
xrito tho result of their four round affair
on, the far coast in which III" c%-chann-
pion Obtained tho popular verdict over
The lightweight division.
Ri,rhic is trimming hard for this bout
and he may be able Ia sci Il fast pare
ali tho way. In TINT cas-" h" will b"
hard to hcal. for ms long as hr docs tho
forcing hc is sur" To have N" better or
tho going II will br when he slows up
for n breathing spell that Richie will
get into trouble. When Leonard is al
lowed to take his own time h" boxes
like a champion. but when he is crowded
he docs not do so well.
With Ritchin il seems to he merely n
question Of how long his condition will
enable him 10 SGT tho pare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
FLOOR CONTEST
At !. v. C. 4.
BEGINNERS LOSE TO JUNIOR BUSL
NESS GIRLS IN INTEREST
ING CONTEST.
Beginners Suffered the Loss OF Thetr
Star Forward aand Were Con-
siderably Handicapped.

Last evening. in the Young Womcn'S
Christian Association gymnasium the
beginners seStctrc were easily defeat cd
BY the fast Junior Business Girls SIN
by q 10 to score. The Beginners were
considerably handicapped by the loss OF
their star forward. but nevertheless DIS
played good floor work.
The honors in the scoring for the
Business Girls were equally divided BE-
tween Misses Hildcbrand and C1ykcr,
while the remainder of the team played
q good floor game. Despite tho fact
tha, the losers suffered by the loss OF
their forward they played good game
The summary and lineup OF the Game
follows:
Reptnnars-2 ]. 3. G-1e.
Misss Wright ..... Miss Hildcbrand
Forward.
Miss Dillon MISS SiSAei
Forward
Miss Hammer MISS brlnhmdh
Center.
Miss Tapley C............ MISS Dorsn
Side Center.
Mes Dillon ....... Miss Green
Guard.
Miss Banov .......'.'. MISS W. 4i|
Guard.
Field soals-Wright. !: Hildcbrand.
); Slyker, 4.
Foul goals-Clyker. l out OF B;
Wright, 0 out of 4; Dillon. out OF T.
Hildebrand, 0 out OF ..
Referec-Miss Phelps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
WILSON PACKING Nine
VS., MARTINS FERRY
ATHLETES SUNDAY
SUNDAY CONTEST WILL BE TIE
rRST GAME OF THE SEASON
FOE THE LOCALS.
Game VIII Be played at I,easue Park
and a Hard Fought Contest
In Expected.

The wilson-P. o. Reymann baseball
nine are turning out at Tunnel Green
each evening this week for practice Tor
their contest with the Martins Ferry
Athletics next Sunday afternoon at
locals. has secured two new twirlers
and Is confident Of the outcome Of the
game.
The Wilson nine is composed Of many
local amateur stars. all of which arc
employees Of the Wilson Packing Co.
Many hard contests are being arranged
with strong teams In this section by
Manager Foster and a hard season will
follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
WON gY TIE BRAVES.

MANCHESTER. Nh. April ol.-(EX
hibition game: Boston Nationals. l.:
AmoskeaS. l.