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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-08

of Blue Ribbon was %transacting bust
ness in the city yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-08
week OF Lingerie Bargains to see if Ardmore wants
Al Rosenthal Shop to handle "Unmentionables"

teddy bears of flesh Crepe de Chine,
Georgette and Jersey Silk.
adorned with tucks, French knots, val
laces and hemstitched tops.
night gowns in flesh Crepe de Chine
with lace yokes; sleeveless or tiny lacy
sleeves.
tailored with Satin binding or hem
stitched tops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
Brothers See Return
Of Former Greek King
Princes Believe Plobiscits VIII be Great
Victory for Con stantine-No Change
In Foreign Policy Likely.

Rome, Nov. 1S.-Frinccs Andreas
and Christophoros of Greece, brothers of
Former King Constantine, stated to
The Associated Press today, that they
believed the plebscite in Greece for the
purpose Of deciding upon the occupant
Of the throne would be held next week.
They declared 1t would be a demonstra-
ton in favor Of Constantine that would
eclipse that of the recent election In
that country.
Tho present attitude OF the Greek
people" said Prince Andreas, must not
be considered ms a condemnation OF the
foreign policy of Former Premier Ven
izelos. but only as a reputation Of his
dictatnrial and reactionary systems OF
internal government. A few weeks ago
the opponents or NJ. Venizelos. who
were in hiding. sent a memorandum to
the Italian. French and British gov
ernmcnts, emphasizing their support OF
the Greek foreign policy as adopted by
NJ. Fenizelos, but insisting II was inn
perative to remove him from power be-
cause Of his domestic policy.
England, therefore. need not fear the
return Of Constantine to the Greek
throne, as that would not mean any
change In the couHtry's foreign policy.
1t would. however. signify the pacitica-
ton of all parties at home, which
would render Greek relations with the
allied countries more advantageous.
Constantine never favored policy
against the interests OF the Entente.
Reports stating he concluded secret
understanding with the Central empires
were absolutely false"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
WHEEL|NC'S SCHOOL
HEALTH EDUCATION
GETSA COMPLIMENT
Speaker Before women's Club Says
Few Cities Have AZ Good .
System

Wheeling's public school system Of
health education was given, great
boost yesterday afternoon at the meet
ing Of the Womens club Ild in the
A. o. L. w. auditorium, when Miss
Marie Rose, national representative or
the Child Health Organization Of New
York City. spoke.
and inspecting the systems, stated that
in the many cities she has visited IN
her work she has seldom seen as good
4 system as presented in Wheeling.
Yesterdays program was opened with
the usual short program. following
which Miss Mary Lee Barry, superin,
tendent OF nurses of the public school
that are used in the public schools IN
teaching health education. She out
lined the program followed in all the
Wheeling schools.
Following Miss Barry. a playlet en-
titled The Fresh Air Fairy was pre-
scented by five pupils Of Mckinley school
directed by Miss Jennie Mckown ana
were. Fairy. Miss Catherine Norteman;
Mary Ann, Miss Thelma Newton; jack
Robert Moore; Mother, Miss virginia
WINNER: Reader. Miss Ruth Stab,
Miss Eta NJ. Roberts. city librarian,
next spoke on the cooperation Of the
public with the library in getting child
rem TO read healthful books. She also
presented a list Of books appropriate
now in the library.
Miss Rose WAS then introduced ana
spoke at length upon the good WORK
being done, and of the need or co-opera,
ton. She also praised the report caru
system of the Wheeling schools, snow
ing the underweight and efforts OF me
children, something original IN THIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
MUSKiNGUM- MARSHALL
CLOSE SEASON TODAY
Rival Elsvsns Clash ut New Concord
This Afternoon-'rMusks" Favored
with Two Regulars Back.

Saturday closes the football season at
Muskingum, with Marshall College.
which last year gave the Rlack and
Magenta a drubbing. The memory OF
the defeat and the advantage Of the
home field leads Muskingumites to long
for and expect victory Muskingum
has not won all her games or even =
majority Of the mthis season, although
the team has kept down the score In
every game, but she hopes to even up
tn score in this closing game, Coach
Henderson. who is we'll acquainted with
Marshall, believes II can be done and II
the snow storm abates in time TO put
few touches on the final practice the
big end Of the score will probably stay
here. HI Pollock. Mus kingum's star
kicker, will be back in line after beinS
out for two games on account of injury
and Cochard. who is n power In the line.
hopes to be able to play. although the
bad knee ne has been nursing was seri-
ously wrenched in the Capitol game last
week. The rest OF Henderson's men are
tit and ready for this closing game. 1t
1t certain Marshall cannot duplicate her
last years performance unless she has
much stronger team which her sea-
sons record does not indicate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
The probable lineup follows:
Illinois
RURAL CONFERENCE
AT WEST LIBERTY
IS WELL ATTENDED

The rural life conference opened last
night with big attendance nj the West
Liberty Normal school at West Liberty
Prof. 4. II. Ranking. in charge or rural
education at Wesleyan college. md Di-
rector Nat Y Frame in charge Of rural
organization for the State university at
Morgantown. are cooperating with the
community and lending their presence
to make the conference a success.
The conference opened last night
with William Bonar presiding. There
was special music, after which Prof.
Rapking made a stirring address along
community developments which was
we'll received.
On the program for today Is the agri-
cultural show for the community and
school district which Is expected to
GROVE n decided success There have
been many prizes offered. and athletic
cy"n,H will also prove n feature.
The conference will come to close
Sunday night at o'clock with the
opening of evangelical meetin"s In tho
Christian church. with sermon BY
Pastor l.. r. Wise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
'ClARKSBURG eleven
TACKLES FAIRM0NT
Rivals CLAIM at Norwood Park Today.
MAts season Big Success.

Clarksburg, w. Va. Nov. 19.-The
eighth and next to the last game OF
football on the schedule OF the WASH
ington Irving eleven Will be played To-
morrow afternoon at Norwood ParK
with the Fairmont high team. The last
game on the sch~iule will be with the
Buckhannon tea!n On the local grounds
Thanksgiving, al crnoon as q prelimln-
airy TO the premier classic of the state
that day, namely the NeSleyan-Martetta
College games. This Turkey Day affair
will wind up what has been claimed as
the most suspicious season that any
team representing the Washington IT.
vim institution. Their record at present
stands at six won and losing to the big
team from Parkersburg. This record
so far Is the best by far that any team
has ever had from this section. IN as
much as the local team has defeated
some Of the best teams In the state py
decisive scores.
The game this week end with Fair
mon high will be a battle from start
TO finish, as there Is perhaps more rlV-
airy between the teams from these TWO
cities than any other two towns in the
state. According 10 the comparative
scores of the two teams the locals
should be handiiy returned the winners.
rs Washington Irving has already de-
fcated some teams that In turn de-
feated F'alrmont. But those in charge
are not in the least taking anything
for granted. and will have the squad
in q mental condition ready TO do then
utmost u land this big game on the
right side. There will probably be n
tendency among the players 10 take
this game as a matter Of fact, and not
as serious as they should. but 1t Is felt
by the coaches, that II they do they
will have something to learn after the
first whistle. On the other hand. II Is
Auuwn that II Fairmont can win this
game thew will regard their season as
one OF their most successful attempts
and with this In mind they will enter
the fray with but one resolve. and that
will be to fight 70 back up their team.
It is understood that rather large
force of supporters and rootcrs will see
the game. coming over that afternoon
on the inter-urhan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
ARREST QUARTET
TRYING TO SELL
ALOT OF SHOES
Police Believe They Have Part Of Loot
Prom Recent Car Robbery Near
Pittsburgh.

Detectives Henry Walker and Eddie
McKown made what Is believed to be
an important catch" last night when
they arrested four youths who were
trying to sell thirty-SiN pairs or shoes
10 persons whom the quartet approached
on the streets.
A carton in which the shoes were
hacked the detectives found, was con-
signed TO the NJ. J McFadden company
Of this city. While the exact value or
the shoes had not h"en determined last
night. 1t was said that the shoes are q
fair grade Of d"":" S"'r
Tho carton OF shoes was found UP In
the Second ward. where ,"c younE men
arrested were trying to make their sa les.
The officers also found a bolt Of fine
grade cloth which they believe was also
stolen.
The police department has not yet
determined where the young men Sc
cured the shoes. but Will make thor
ough investigation to determine if the
shoes and cloth are part Of the loot
secured by robbers who broke into a
freight car just outside OF Pittsburgh
about a week or ten days ago. Night
Lieutenant Rion Miller expressed the
belief that the shoes were mart Of that
loot.
The young men arrested gave the
names Of J. Is. hickman. Lewis Peters.
George c. Lewis and Dave Swart:. They
are said to be Wheeling district youths
They arc held in the city jall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
FEAR OF q. s. aRouHDLEss.
south American Paper Sees Justice Il
RRrding'S Election.

Santiago. Chile. Nov. 1S.-Fears OF
imperiaiislIc tendencies on the part OF
the United States. expressed In certain
centers of Latin-AmeriCan opinion" fol-
lowing the Republican victory in the
elections OF November ,. are unfounded.
saws La Necion in discussing the Mon
roe Doctrine and interAmerican poll
cieS.
Senator Harding" the newspaper re-
marks, said the Monroe Doctrine was
a simple and frank declaration that the
United States would defend itself and
the continent against European agrees
sion. There Is world sentiment Of JUS
tiCe and peace. and the United States
has not and will not have the wish or
mower TO enforce n spirit OF tutorship
contrary to the Independence and lib
erty q Latin-American countries"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
". & J. EXPECTS
HARD STRUGGLE
RED AND RACK HAS HAD LITTLE
PREPARATION FOE BATTLE
wTrH PLAID AT PITTS
BURaH.
Iight Sos sion Hold Yesterday at WASH
inSton-Morrow DOES Not Aegaru
Teoh as "Cinch Opponent"

WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 19-Not for
wears has a Washington and jefferson
football team had as little preparation
for a game as that before the contest
tomorrow with Carnegie Tech.
4 general batt"rinS up following the
Pitt game. followed by two days or
atrocious weather, almost caused a COM
rlrtc cessation Of Gridiron activities. al
though Coach Morrow managed I" gct
IN short field workout yesterday after.
noon, There was no scrimmaGe held
Yesterday, the players being urlIItd par
ticularly in going through their lorna
lions with a wet ball and getting some
practice in running, ana partlcutaCiy III
fears adverse weather conditions To-
Thc coaches will give the men lGht
session Of general football this after
noon without scrimmage. Win inc eH-
ccption Of Eiclson and Brenkert. the W.
& J. team Is in fairly good shape 10r
Carnegie Tech. The former of course. Is
out for the year. but the Detroit lad can
probably be used tomorrow IL II: =
needed. However. the chances are thai
Wrst and Dunbar will be seen in nc
backficld, teaming up with Mclaughlin
and Erickson. Otherwise the team NH
be the same which started aSainst fltt,
w. & ]. in no wise regards Cornefie
as A. .cinch opponent" inasmuch as inc
Tartan usually provides an interesting
afternoon for the Red and Black wheh-
eyCT they meet. The dope" would seem
TO warrant a Red and Black victory by
10 nractically certain TO let down some
what after its strenuous actiyit'.s
against Pitt and the coaches Will be
satisfied to win by slim margin. w.
& US team accompanied by the student
rootcrs will leave here the middle OF me me
InNrninr and quite a following Of local
rootcrs will accompany them. The ad.
vance sale of seats here up until THIS
morning was reported as enoouragins
and IL today should prove a favoraoie
one from a weather standpoint q DE
boost in the disposal Is anticipated. IL
IL also known that hundreds Of W; & j.
enthusiasts from the immediate Pits
burgh district will attend the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
SHADYSIDE wins
Raatstsall Season Opened Last Evening
With Bethesda on Short End OF
m-17 Score at Shndystde.

shadyside high schools quintet won
ths opening game Of the basketball sea-
snn On their home floor last evening.
'haading the Bethesda scholastic tossers
A large crowd witnessed the contest
which was replete with thrills through;
out. and the winner was not determined
until the last minute Of play. RooterS
and players Of Bethesda were conveyed
to Shadysids In automobiles and the
visitors were backed to the limit Win
oh aarinH from their classmates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20

Wheeling high will tackle another
,ouyb onponent in Cambridge at the
Land Athletic field this afternoon. be
20: the Gold and Blue meets Beilaire
IN their annual turkey day clash; C9ach
Ross has not been pointing t" the bel
lare contest altogether. put realizes tne
Ient his boys going all week. Although
weather conditions held up practice on
:hs outside. Ross sent the squaG
through signal drills every evening In
the high school gymnasium.
mad ls In excellent condition and
siUuld go his best this afternoon. bur
with Miluken out for the season the
team will be disabled In some manner.
Munas and Moyes will be run At halves
while Eidemiller will De usso al cen'ef'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
TORONTO CANCELLED

Owing to the inability Of Toronto
ulars TO meet Warwood this afternoon,
the contest scheduled for today was can
called at a late hour yesterday,
Coach Hart is driving his boys nara
and will not have them loaflng just
before the clash with TRADE lphia on
THANKSGIVING day. as the Turkey Day
event is considered the most important
on the Green and White schedule,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20

With Hixenzauh and Stelnbicker in the
backfield to assist the newly deemed
regulars, the offense will no doubt prove
a Dowerful one for the visitors to stop.
Howard and Hewitt. Wheelings star
tackles, are in the best Of condition ano
dsaI of trouble on line plays. Front
will be out Of the game with injuries.
so Coach Ross Is anxious to save TINS
youngster for the Bellaire contest.
Cambridge will arrive In the city TINS
morning and lodge at the Mcclure hotei
until game time. A.
following lineup: Brinkman. l.e.; How
ard. it,: Cakes, l.g.: Neibur. c.; Castel-
low, rg.: Hewitt. TT; Mott. re-: MunaS
abb; Eidemiller. H.: Hixenbaugh. r.h';
Steinbicker ,f.b. (capt.).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
BIC 10" TITLE
DECIDED TODAY
OHIO STATE, ONLY UNDEREATED
TEAM IN WESTERN CONFER
ENCE, OPPOSES ILLINOIS.
Memories Of States Defeat 1t Hands OF
2uppkeB Eleven Last Year When
Fletcher Booted Goal

Columbus, O., Nov. 1s.-Ohio State
Universitys football eleven the onIy
intoxicated team in the Western Con-
ference so far this season. left TO-DAY
for Crbana where II will meet the Uni
versity of Illinois eleven tomorr0" IN
:. game that may decided definitely the
Big Ten championship honors:
Tomorrow's game will be the most
important in the West and promises TO
be one Of the hardest fought Sridlron
battles of the year. Both teams are CON
sidered evenly matched, a!thouBh mo
Buckeyes will enter the fray the laV-
, or.tes. o.,.
! Twice before in recent years ONO
state and Coach Zuppke ) warriors nave
clashed for championship honors Ohio
State won in 1911. when Chich Harley
Toe put over a 10 s victory for Ohio
State. Last year, Bob Fletcher booted
a field goal in the last eight seconds
OF play, winning the championship LOT
the Illinois 9 to {, after his team mad
. Ohio State will be the undisputed
champion Of the Big Ten If 1t WINS
tomorrow's game. If 1t loses. the Huck>
eyes will be tied with Wisconsin ana ~
illinois and Wisconsin have each SUI
f.rcd one defeat this season, Wisconsin,
having been defeated by ONO STATE ana
Illinois having been defeated last SAT-
; urday by WisconSI. J.,
: Both teams haNe dangerous men IN
their backfield. Both Ohio and limos
are noted for the perfection Of their
forward pass attack and defense In ad-
dition Illinois has an extremely dan
Eerous field goal kicker IN the person
OF Ralph Fletcher. Last SATURDAY
Fletcher booted three field goals. one
from the 40-yard mark and Just Dare!y
missed another. The week before he de-
featcd Chicago by the margin OF Iictu
goal. In the passing game the val
ouist to Carney" combination has been
lust "a famous throughout the confer
cncc as the Workman TO Workman or
workman to Stinchcomb' plays Tor
the buckeyes. ,
Both teams will be in splendid physi-
cal condition. All the Illinois players
came through thhe wisconsin fray WIN
out injury. All the Buckeye Injured N.
Guiding Sp!ers. Trott and Willaman Will
enter the game Saturday In excellent
shape. ~
: WIllaman's presence back in the line
IN ut full has Increased the buckeyes
mower tremendously Wlllaman. while
n smashing line driver Is power OH
defense and his strong work this way
has more than once helped the Buckeyes
out or tight places. Due to injuries he
has been unable to play much TINS
season ard was only used n short time
in the Wisconsin game.
: As In every conference game TINS IAN
! the Buckeyes will be outweighed. The
, illinois team averages about seven
hounds more to the man than the Buck
eyes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
SHOT RIPLEY
IN THE BACK
Evidence Tends to Show
State Policeman Was
Murder Victim

Williamson, ". Va, Nov. lS-Au-
thortttes investigating the shoo9nC
&C Sands yesterday In when m
vsts RIPLEY Of the EtAts police ana
WiIliam Hatfield were allied, sx-
pressed doubt today that the men
came to their deaths In . dual. Ex-
amlnation OF RIppIey's body, they
said, caused them to doubt tns ae-
copied explanation.
The bullet wounds were in Rippleys
back, II Is said and did not prove in
stantly fatal, giving the state Policeman
an opportunity to return Hatllelos lire
killing him. c-,o
brother-ln-la Of Hatfield. held in cus-
tody here In connection with the shoot.
ing. said that he was with the men. but
that he hid behind an emoankment
while the shooting was going on.
Charleston. W. va Eov. ia
rnylor Cole, o resident Of Atngo
county, has BEEN arrested IN oonnso-
ton with the slaying OF Private
Ernest L. Rippley Of the state ponce
at sands, last night, according to
Information received 1t the head
quarters Of tho state police hare this
thirty state policemen were sent
this mornin~ to Sands, where the
shooting occurred. 70 rsnioFI Hr,I INC
county, whore . Btriko Of coal min
crs has been In progress since last
STATE Officers vers waiting fur
thor information regarding the trAg-
edv Which IL was said, had been de-
layed by uncertain CONTAMINATION
through tho mountains.
C. II. Workman, member OF the eN-
ecutive board OF Ditrct II, United Mine
union headquarters here to-day that
William Hatfield, who was killed In the
pistol duel with Private RIPLEY, Is
farmer and not union organizer.
c. +. Mooney. secretary OF the union
here, says that Sands. the place where
the shooting is said to have occurred
is on the Kentucky of the border.
A brief report OF the shooting was
received by the state police hSadquap r.
Brockus, who Investigated the affair
last night. Captain Brockus telegram
read as follows:
, "Rippley shot twice in back and kill
ed near Vulcan about o'clock yester,,
Taylor Cole. both agitators and pad
/ characters. Hatfield killed by RIPLEY.
Cole charged with murder Of RIPLEY
now in jail. Body ready for shipment
Not Union Organizer.
Hatfield was described In early re-
ports as being a. union organizer, but
Secretary Fred Mooney, Of District Il.
United Mine Workers OF America, said
that the organizers OF district II arc
listed Mt his office and receive their
pay from there. and that Hatfield
name is not on the list. Hatfield. he
said last night, might be a miner, but
he could not be certain of that. Secre-
tary Mooney said today that Sands,
where the shooting occurred. Is on the
Kentucky side of the river.
Reports Of the shooting were receiv-
ed last night by Governor John j:
Ccrnwell, who said: whether or not
denend entirely on conditions. II there
is need OF them shall not hesitate to
request them"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
FERRY GAINESVILLE
At LEAGUE PARK
Ohio Rivals Como Together on aridirou
This Afternoon--Coach Hart Has
Been Working Hard.

Ferry HI and GAINESVILLE clash at
League Park this afternoon, in n battle
that will have every follower OF the
Purple on his toes during the four per-
iods, as the visitors are invading the
ovcr-the- river gridiron with the inten.
lions Of stopping the wonderful offense
OF the Ferrians.
Coach Hart has been working each
evening with his boys getting them in
the best of condition ready to tackle the
huskie gridders from GAINESVILLE. Evans.
the star quarterback, who has been play
ing a sensational game all year, Will not
be used in the contest to-day. so MS to
give him rest for tho Linsly affair on
THANKSGIVING day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
SENT
THRU SNAPPY
SIGNAL DRILL
oRHHH AND WHITE STAYING At
YAIRMONT-SHOw PLENTY
OF SNAP OH SOUTH
SIDE PARK.
Trainer Norris Claims All Hon Arc IN
Good Condition-Expected to GIVE
W.. q. Stiff Fight.

Fairmont w. Va, Nov. 19.-The Beth.
any College football squad put IN at
on the South Side Park field here TINS
afternoon in preparation for their com
ing clash with West Virginia to-morroW
afternoon. when the Buffaloes meet inc
Mountaineers to do battle for the state
championship title. A..
Trainer Norris claims that all the
men are in excellent condition anu
Coach Buland, though he would not pre-
dict victory, merely smiles and says
that they will give the University aos
a run for their money.