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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-03

Namoua. she appears during the Interpretation Of her
famous Rabbit Dance" which is Of the big features
Of The Brat" chieh opens az the Ciemmer Saturday.
Nd=mora costume Of gray plush. ich huge
aud eeiers She dances before ceird curtain Designed bv
Joseph Urban In this garb she quite ontcasscs the
other dancers IN their classic ballet costumes She nbbes
at monster thistle that overtops her head and hides siyy
RHder mighty mushroom.
The theme Of the story centers little orphan girl
(Na<mora) mho is adopted at night court By nopeist
adapted by the actress herself from Mdude Fnitons
pidy Of the name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-03
COLONIAL.

Ono OF the scenes OF The Bat
tier" which opens at the Colonial
Saturday. shows the interior of a
drawing room fitted up with a ring
for boxing. In this ring Duncan
Hart. wealthy ciuhman. stages q
bout with pugllis, for the amuse
ment OF his friends.
There IN nothing particularly un
usual about holding such bout
For some time boxing has been a
fashionable sport among the
wealthy. Usually the bouts are
mid affairs. the professional rarely
attempting 10 hit his opponent hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-03

which Is one Of the best Charles Ray
comedies ever filmed. there 10
Briggs comedy In which his famous
when a Fclirr Needs a Friend
characters are featured and a Mutt
and JEFF animated that II scream
Altogether tho program is one OF
the best shown nj the Liberty Tor
some time which no doubt accounts
for tho show being held over TO
Saturday night
The now show. which opens sun
day. win feature William Russell In
a stirring production called six Fee,
Four"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-03

But the bout IN The Battler" Il
not this kind II turns out 10 be a
real battle between two foes.
Earle MetcaIfc and Harry Brown
stage the fls,ic encounter.
Friday night brings 10 n close
"A Stitch In Time" In which
Gladys Leslie IL starred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-03

The End of the Road" the
health photoplay. closes weeks
run at the Metropolitan tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-03
LIBERTY

There IL an abundance Of comedy
on the bill Mt the Liberty this week.
Besides The EEg Crate Waiiop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-03

A Lo~ Angeles man Is urging
the construction OF motion
picture museum. II It's started
there ought not 10 be any lack
Of freak exhibits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-03
SPOKANE BANDIT
AT WORK IN CROWD

SPOKANE. Oct. 3--Holding his
revolver 20 low that pa8ersby
could not see II. an unmarked ban
dit robbed Fred McCotter. clerk in
an automobile service station. To-
Gated on one of the best lighted
corners near the center Of tho city.
He obtained $40. Pedestrians were
passing within 20 feet OF the place.
As many ~ 1900. 900 germs have
been found In one cubic ccntimeter
about .0e OF a cubic inch) Of milk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
L|NS[Y W0N;SO
+. DID MOUND CITY
MouwDSvmLE BEAT CAMERON 25-6
IN MARSHALL COUNTY CHAM
PIONSHIP GAME.
Crippled cadet Team Defeated The
Washington irving Eleven OF
Clarksburg.

Football fans Of this vicinity bid
farewell to scholastic football Saturday
afternoon when the Linsly Cadets, with
five regulars out Of tho lineup, easily
defeated the WaShingt on-Irving High
eleven Of Clarkshurg 1910 at The State
Fair grounds and Moundsvillc High won
from Cameron High in the champion
ship game Of Marshall county 25-G.
Dutch" Hadorn was the main cog in
the Linsly machine in their last game.
This lad not only assumed the RESPONSE
bility Of quarterback, but was also act
ing captain. due to tho injuries OF
StOrer.
The wonderful broken field running
and defensive work OF this little but
into victory for the Cadets. Before the
game, everything looked favorable 10
the visitorI but Hndorn crossed their
goal limo for the only two touchdowns
of the day.
The first touchdown was n matter Of
luck instead of science. Palmer cai''d
for an offtackle buck but he fumhl"d.
Downing recovered and made n lat"rn!
pass TO Hadorn, who circlcd right end
Dutch made the second touchdo Sn.
after run Of twenty yards around
light end.
nual argument with Cameron. thr"o
tourhdowns in tho lead. All fans "N-
p,rtrd this game to be nip and tuck
affair. but the wonderful work of cap
tain McSwaIn. Moore and Ryan turned
tn" trick. =,
the third period when Bcnedum rccov-
cred a MoundsvIllo tumble. on Gamer
on's ten yard line and raced ninety
wards for q touchdown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
Wrecks
STORE FRONT.
Portion of Building owned by Wells
burg italian Blown to
Ato:us
Owner and Family Escape-B!ack Hand
is Blamed-Oue Arrest
Made

About O'Clock yesterday morning
residents Of Wcllshurg were awakened
from their slumhcrs by what they
thudght TO he a giant earthquake. but
uron investigation it was found that
the entire front 81 the store building
owned and occupied by Fminda Dislio.
wrll known Italian merchant. h&u been
blown to atoms by a big bomb which
had been placed under the front or
tn" building.
Later yesterday afternoon Sheriff Lit
ten placed Paul Galiarto. we'll known
italian Of W"llsburgh. under arrest
shurring him with being party To the
crime. 1Io protested his Innocence. Ihc
owner Of the store had received two al
legged blachhand letters asking MN TO
place and promising death IL he failed
10 comply with tho request The, writ
INK on the letter corrrspondcd with that
Of the man placed under arrest and rs
he frrmcdly worked at the store. IL Is
thought that he knew Of the circum-
stances Of the store owner.
Had Digido and his wife and thrcn
children been sleeping in the front part
Of the building instead Of tho rear they
would have met instant death from the
bomb An investigation is being made
and IT Is thought that other arrests
will follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
POST SEASON GAME TO
Be STAGED SATURDAY
PARRyRSPURa AND ALLIE GHENX
HIGH OF PITTSBURGH TO
CLASH NEHT SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
H A. Stansnury Will Name HIS Al
State Eleven This Week End.
(By n. a. Stansbury. West Virginia
University

While frowned upon by some authori-
ties il is nevertheless popular step
that has been taken that will bring to-
gethcr ut Parkcrshurg next Saturday
afternoon the football elevens repre-
snntinr Allegheny high OF Pittsburgh.
winners Of the Syracuse cup and with
il the western Pennsylvania champion
ship. and the Petersburg high eleven.
victors over MorGantown, Huntington,
Fasrmont. ClarksburE. Linsly and other
strong West Virginia teams. and by
virtue Of these victories the undisput-
c4 champions Of the state Of West Vir-
ginia.
The game will decide without cues.
ton the high school championship OF
the whole Ohio valley. extending from
Cincinnati to the upper reaches OF all
the tributaries that form the Ohio: and
urc out whHr" even this liberal dehni-
ton Of territory could be surpassed.
Nothing like II has ever been attempt
cd before in this section. Tho Cries
have done we'll in the rast merely TO
decide upon the best team In West Nir-
ginia and the best in Pittsburgh TO say
nothing o. having two as clear-cut
arranging for them 10 meet to light out
the issue.
VIZ favor Parkersburg to win. r. OF
particularly from .holce, but because
We believe they have decided edge
on the Smoky City team. Il has been
,he history Of high schools thae boys
in n large city are advanced faster and
therefore nre ynungci when they finish
than BOYS in cities tho size Of Parkcrs-
burg. Therefore Parkcrsburg will send
against Allegheny n more mature and
stronger eleven than Will oppose her.
Not only that. but the Parkersburg team
is n more versatile eleven and would
win even though Allegheny presents as
heavy and as experienced n team.
1t will he gam" that will attract At
tcrtion over vast territory. and will
likely bc witnessed by a crowd that
will break scholastic records in West
Virginia
But tho West Virginia issue IL al
ready decided and next Sunday. Decem-
bcr !. tho writer will publish his annual
review Of tho high school season, along
with the All-Statc clcvcnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
Restrain Johnson From
Holding The American
Leagues Annual Meet

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-An injunction
restraining President Ban Johnson from
attempting to hold the annual meeting
Of the American Baseball League which
~ had called for December 10th in Chl-
caco. has been obtained by the owners
Of the New York club. they announced
here tonight The injunction is tncor-
poratcd in an order procured from Su-
preme Court Justice Newhurger' when
requires Johnson and the ST. Louis ana
Cleveland clubs TO show cause before
tho supreme court here tomorrow why
the order should not be made perma-
nent.
An affidavit by T. L. Huston one or
the owners OF the New York club, al
Ir,-ys that johnson and James c. Dunn.
Or, .idcut OF The Cleveland club. IN
which il is alleged that johnson is nm
snriaIly interested to the extent or S3O,-
600. have refused to attend any meet
ms called by the board Of directors in
rryard to the Carl Mays case and that
johnson lis taking course designed
to defrat the resolutions adopted at
these various meetings.
Stating that the board of directors
alone has the authority TO call the an
nual meeting. Mr.. Huston declares that
the holding Of a rival meeting in Chi
cngo will break up the American
League Of professional baseball clubs,
and will permanently inJure the PLAIN,
tins large property interest in the SAID
league"
Before President Johnson had issued
his; call the majority directors or the
League had announced that the annual
meeting would be held December 10 al
cnt, would also give the Yankees court
authority as finishing third in the PEN
na1t race. and enable the players to re-
ccive a share Of the world series money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
WEST VA, TO BUILD
CONCRETE STADIUM
CONCRETE ATHLETIC sTADIUM
WILL BE REALITY At WEST
YRqINIA UNIVERSITY.
Work VIII DO Started In Spring ana
Finished by Football Season IN
tina Fall.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho lntCIngGncsII
MORGANTOWN. Nov. JV.-Dchnl!e
mans for the erection Of nm adequate
stadium for athletic purposes have been
agreed upon By university athletic nu-
ihorI,ics. and the present purpose Is to
have, ono section ut least of the propos-
cd plant completed In time for uso next
fall for football. Approximately eiRhe
thousand people can y" accommodated
In the big stand when 1t Is finally conl-
ulctcdh and this will be capable oil pc
jng extended around the ends oi the
field and enlarged seat twelve or itftcch
thousand should local crowds require II.
1t is planned to erect one section
mt least that will accommodate approx
Inatcly flvc thousand people that Will be
available for the big games here next
Approximately fifteen thousand dol
lars will hc available for tho proposed
work, Steel and concrete Will he u7"d
exclusively in the construction. and IL
is MANNED 10 cxCaYate on the hillside
above tho athletic field till the Concr"'"
beams will rest directly on the face OF
the groupnd. requiring no supporting
structure.
on account Of baseball and track &C
tiyi,irs nothing can be- done on IL" WORK
M next juno. but all preliminary ar
rnncrmcnts ";!ll be completed md ma
trrial secured and 4 steam shovel VIII
he put ut the work immediately arlCT
the spring sports arc finished.
t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
GREATER SPEED
IN 6-DAY RACE
NOW EXPECTED

NEW YORK, Dec New YorR's
annual six day bicycle ::ce began at
morning, the riders getting away to
q flying start. Goullet OF the Amcr1-
can team led the field in tho first
mile.
Al Char1on of the Frenoh-bolgi"n
team took o header on the back
stretch, rolling down the incline, but
was unir jured. HIS partner, Hector
Tiborghicn, replaced the fallen rider
Immediately and the race continued
without further accident.
Chapman was in the lead at fve'
but at the beginning OF the seventh
there was q spill at the bend into the
homo stretch. Kener's front wheel
collapsed, and as he feel Hanley
toppicd over him. Both wheels wero
snla shed. but neither man was IN
jured.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3O.-The annual
six day bicycle race which began TO-
night at the Madison Square Garden. Is
being contested over a track Whlcl
measures nine laps to the mile. For me
past twenty-six years this event. which
marks the opening Of the winter indoor
sports season. was decided on Il t"n-Iap
track. This year. however. the man
aGement decided 10 enlarge the wooden
DOwl so tnat inc T!NtlS UIISHt nav a..
opportunity Of obtaining greater speed
and also 10 avoid spills on the turns ny
making the back and home-stretches
longer.
The point system for sprints which
proved so exciting during the last three
or four races Will govern the contest
this year also. These sprints will take
place at regularly appointed times dur
ing the early morning afternoon and
night racing each day. The hours set
for these sprinting sessions are ESQ u.
m $3.50 p. M. and $50 p. m.
In addition TO the cash pr!Zes Tor inc
winning and placed teams a. the finish
Of the event. $500 will be awarGcd each
day to the sprint winners. Fifteen
teams, picked from the best riders in the
world, ten Of whom are champions IN
their respective classes. make UP tho
thoroughly International field OF starters
as follows:
American-Goullet and Madden.
ch-Swiss-Dupuyi and Exc.
Australian merican-Nngln ana Nc
Namara-
New York-Eaton and Kaiser.
Belgian-Buysse and Spicssons.
Itallan-BroSSo and VERT.
French Belgian-Chardon ana Tibcr-
ghlen.
Boston-Hin and Brobach.
California-Hanley and Lawrence.
Canadian-American - Spencer a
Chapman.
Long Island-Carman and Lang.
italian American-Bello and Thomas.
Newark-Weber and Keller.
French-Arets and Beyl.
New Jersey-Coburn and Kopsky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
GROW CASE TODAY

Tho case Of state Va. John n. Crow is
on the d"rktt for trial in criminal conrt
[ rdpY. and witnesses have boon sum-
muncl to appear bcfUr" the court.
Grow IS charged with an Cffrnse against
A young rirl several weeks ago.
.Iudr> Robinson today Will pass sem
fence on George Harrington, who plead
cd guilty 10 charge "f non-sup7nrt.
Smith II. Bracy. on Saturday. pleaded
not guilty To n charge If obtaining
money under false prct|uSc, and his
tral was set for January 10. Eracy has
not yet given bond to cover $500
suu for attorney fees brought in circuit
court by Frank ~ O'Brien, and Is still
in Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
PEERLESS-C. A. C. TIE

Tho Pccrlcss 4. G.. and tho Columbia
club 4. {. ha'i'od four ten minute quar-
tcrs. 10 u Ga ii, adl"ck. yesterday after.
noon. o. tn" Twcnty-siN,h street
grounds. T." r1u" VAS hard fonEht
throughout with the Peerless y. e.. nav,
s"r m oLgn The G \. G.. threatened
- score hut once. when 'h"y had the
bail on TN" ~ yoI'd line. while the Peer
less hnd In" bail four times within sc"r-
ln.: distance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
FORWARD PASS WON FOR HENRYS
FROM VANCES At TUNNEL GREEN
TWO aANArEUEr (rw0- THIRDS
YRoTH0G1oNAL) ELEvENS lat
TIE IN HARD GAME AT
TUNNEL GREEN.
Completed Pass, Mullaney to West, In
Second Quarter, Spelled Dofsas
for south Sids Eleven

A forward pas hurled by Mul!aney. on
the Vance 30 yard line, and received py
"Buss" West. in the midst OF two vance
players. on the Vance two yard line. de-
featad the Vance in their second game
q the season with the Henry A. g.. Tor
"BusS" took two more steps. CROSSING
the goal line. with three Vance players
hanging on to him. O'Connel failed IN
the trail at goal. and the f!na! score
was 60.
met their Waterloo. the Henrys men
had advanced the ball TO the Nanr",s
one ward line by straight football. The
yances, however. took a brace. and hello
the Henry's tor four downs. Nc hulIeo
standing fifteen yards behind MS own
goal line. punted TO his so yard line. ~
was from this position that the Henry >
won the game on the forward pass.
The 1000 fans that gathered at tho
Green were OF the 'p;n'"n that 'Hrg
were to witness deciding game or the
amateur class for the valley Champion,
ship. But. instead. they Witnessed
many professionals In action, who occu-
pied bCrths on both tcams.
Professional Players
Stomp and Ayers. OF the Vance. and
Mullaney and OConnel. Of the Henry s.
have played all this season with the
Bellaire Athletics, an entirely PROBES
sional eleven.
m. and claim that they had no tnten-
tions of using either MUllancy or Otrn-
mel. until they saw Stromp ana A!tCs
appear on inc t,,'G IT. ~ ~, tbeir nrn.
then they quickly ROUNDED up IAe'' PRIV
fessionat payers
Individual Starring.
Ford McNullen and Curry. Of the
,, ro[u' ,iaS.od = wordSrrrl game, while
snrS StaS eH O.Connei and Null
iSmgs p"' Ed H.iin holds d., WI 4 tc:mi-
no) DnSition broke ND everything tG;;t
80" ,.itbin yar5s nf him ON end
r'ms ~, waS in there with his head and
80 hraoEinr M the Interference. and
d"wpi,,,, th,, INN FIR Il loss. Curry. both
as an "ffrnsivr center. and rowing CELL
Ter vas fine. His tacklinS on the de-
$50 VAS deadly, and when il comes to
hacking m n line he stands among the
- IN ~, ,.FrrsI.
mas; .rS rh we ~, Wniia,cv, Oc'onacl and
I,;adelSerocr ~ the Herrv's 70 RIM the
I'll n;orSd 49,, bnll near tho Vance )
80 rrctS - several occasions
summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
CAPITOL INNS-NORTH
END GAME CALLED OFF
1ad Playing rtsld cAussd the 1ostons-
msnt OF ptg Game.

Yesterday the North End Athletics
iourney.d 10 Martins Ferry to play the
t'nottoi Inns. bHt upon arriving found
the playing field In such bad condition
that the management Of the teams call
ed tho game off until later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
wnHrpE Is CAPTAIN.

WEST POINT. n. r. Nov. 3o.-0le
football eleven. today was elected eaIE
tain Of the team for next season. VIZ
hide. who Is a member Of the second
class. entered the academy. In junA
1918. He Ia FL years old and Q Ao&1Nl
Of Maryland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01

Field GOal-Tn"rrc.
Rcrcrcc-pr. lambert. Ohio State.
Cmptr"--Crowl. l"high.
1icsti L.ursnl1n-" Snyder. Harvard.
n,titu,irns-,'antJu: Martin for
Thorpe ;pcvlin for GriEE: Cochran for
Whaicn; Lowe for Chamberlain; .O'Crn-
ncr for Pierce. MassIilon: Gougler for
Ready.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01

Timckccrcr: Kramer.
substitutes: Yankees: Koch for Dix
on: Dixon for Eachmann: Mcltck for II
Rruthcr: EHchmHnu for Dixon; Dixon
for Er;hcmcs. I1arncs; MarSchncr for
LiuSIy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
GAME POSTPONED

The Bcllaire Athletics game scheduled
for yesterday with Fort Wayne. was
postponed, due to a heavy snow storm
there on Friday and Saturday OF last
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
CANTON CHAMP S
Of THE WORLD
CANTON BULL DOGS WON CHAM
PIoNSvp FROM MASSh-
LON TIGERS 80.
BY This Victory They Are Only Claim
ants 1or tbs World Cham
pionshp Honors.
Jim Thorpe Kicks Field Goal From the
Forty-two Yard Limo in the
Third Quarter.

Special Dispatch to the lntrlligencer:
CANTON, O.. Nov. 30:-Iim Thorne,s
toe won for Canton Bull Dogs against
the Massillon Tiers IN their second
game If III" season yesterday. Tor the
championship of the world. The final
score was 80,
The ganlc was ono Of tho f!ercest ever
soon on nm eastern gridirOu and the
thousands of fans were treated with
thrill every minute.
After the ball had scc-sawcd up and
dowu the field for almost three quar-
tcrs. the Canton Bull Dogs. advanced
IN, hall t. The IS yard line. when Thorpe
dropped back. and drop kicked from the
AZ yard line.
The Nassllon Tigers were unable to
ret the ball within the Cations IS yard
line. while jim Th"rpc's eleven could
only advance il to the IS yard line.
spears work 1t guard, stopped two at
tcmptS at goals from field. Massill"n
WIS playing Ecthum hard. keeping Two
r,cu 1T him all lie time. Spears slip
ped off guard. and blocked on" drop
kick. and Il goal from placement. due TO
MaS. Zion holding kctchum out
Summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01

A pumpkin Is a watermelon with tho
jaundice. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01

Jack and Jill were the first prohibl-
tionists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
The Picture supreme-the impressive spectacle ana
the mightest love story told.
Dorothy Phillips

the girl had all and gave nohlngand the girl who had
nothing and life and gave all! In this supremacy
pure love drama she'll spell about you she'll tug
your hcartstrngs; she'll make think; she'll MAKE
YOU cry aloud, "VVho has the right to happiness?"
10 vital reasons why you and your family should see
this wonderful play: You'll cry-youl smle-youI shout
you'll yclI-youH wonder you'll stare you'll be
thrilled as you've never been In your life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01

The Right to Happiness"-the greatest love story
ever told you will the great Miss Phillips in
an amazing dual role you'll forget II you see
no other production this year-see this It's amazing
- Observation-Disclosures Nothing ever filmed
like it. COME.