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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
MAGNOLIA five VS..
CADETS SATURDAY
Magnolia High School Quintet Of New
Mnrtinsv1lle VIII Meet Cathedral
SatnrdRY Mt Thu MCoon.n


New Martinsvtlle High School Will
send its fast-goins quintet into tho
local district Saturday night. meeting
Cathedral at tho Bowl" This will be
tho second clash Of these tcans this
year. the Magnolians Gaping the pre-
games ever played In New Martinsville.
The Cadets led at half time by four
points. but both teams substituted In
tho second half. which proved dsas-
trous to the locals.
Since that game tho down-state team
long list .of victims. Its most recent
big win has been that over Parkers-
burg HI. which cut a wide swath In its
invasion OF tho Pan Handle.
The Magnolia five is a big. aggres-
sive bunch. that Is capable Of display.
IS four year man. and the way he has
been spinning tho leather through the
loop has caused tho whole state to sit
up and take notice. Only last week ne
rung up IL field Goals against the
strong. Spencer team. This VIII be
Bowl having played here two years
ago with tho smooth working combina-
ton OF Kiger. Morris. Quinn, McCas-
key. OL.aughlin, Potts. Tenant. Lc.>z.
ana Capt. Stocker, ono Of the fastest
playing guards in the o. V. A. A. This
crushing Offense that has been brushing
all opposition aside, and local sport
levers will no doubt witness one or til
best encounters that Is to be played In
tho Wheeling District this year.
The Maroon Ia getting into shape this
urday night. while the Second team,
which has shown considerable strength
lately. will hook up with n fast team
from Ohio In tho preliminary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
WEST VIRGINIA
ADMITS MARIETTA
HAS BEST QUINTET
Mountainssrs Grant Marietta Has Bsst
roam But Disputs Geographical
and Rivalry Claims.

MoRGANTOwS. Feb. 1.-The story
sent out recently from Marietta C"i,
l.gs TO the ertect that the larger
schools were endeavornE TO overlook
giving proper credit to Marietta Col
iese's basketball team this season drew
n rep,y today from Director II. A.
Stansbury OF West Virginia University.
Mr.. Stansbury's comment follows:
Tho 'Trl-stAte section was on eStho-
iIshed phrase in newspapcrdom in Pitts
burg and vicinity long before l had any
thing to do with newspapers. Roughly
speaking the terms included all the IN
situations for higher education In the
Pittsburgh district and for college ath-
let!c purposes. past records will show
that the University Of Pittsburgh.
Washington & Jefferson. Allegheny.
West Virginia. Carnegie Tech. Geneva.
Grove City aud Westminster have been
the only institutions Included In this
rating III tho past.
I'm addition to this Marietta's sched-
uie at basketball this season shows no
Cano with Carnegie Tech. Geneva, Ale
ghery, Pittsburgh. Grove city or West
minister ana 70 grant her the "tri-State
champion ship" on tho basis Of victories
liza, have been or may he achieved over
West Virginia and W. g. j., alone would
10 like giving Yale the championship
of this section because OF her Victories
over Pittsburgh and w. J.
1T Is my personal opinion Tint Mari
ctta has q better team Than any in the
tri-state section and il West Virginia
was meant to be one % the larger
schools" which was endeavorins to de-
tract from the br!lliancy Of Mnrtcttas
record. then an injustice was done UP.
because we have said and say now that
Marietta has a better team than any We
baye seen this year and we have seen
all the would-be leaders in the tri-state
section.
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Five Named For Head
Of National Commission

CHICAGO. Ill. Feb. 11.-Cluh owners
OF major leagues, meeting In joint scs-
sion at tkJir discretion.
Of th9 joint nominating committee for
chassaan OF the national baseball COM
mission. to succeed August Hermann.
whose resignation became effective to-
day. Five Aames were submitted aud
Anal decision was left to Presidents
John Heydler Of the National League,
and B. B. johnson. Of the American
League, who will announce their decl-
sion at their discretion.
The names submitted. according TO
club owners. were:
Judge X NJ. Lands. Chicago: William
Edwards, New York: State Senator ]. F..
Walker. New York; Harvey r. Woodruff,
sporting editor OF the Chicago Tribune.
and J. Conway Toole. New York.
OF the foregoing names. those Of
Senator Walker and Mr.. Woodruff. were
most prominently spoken OF for tho
position. Retiring Chairman Hermann
declared to newspapermen that he fav-
ored Woodruff as his successor. because
he was Of the opinion that n newspaper
man was best fitted for the position. 4
high official in tho American league said
the namo Of Judge Lands could he elm
mated as the federal judge would not
be chosen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
MANY FANS WATCH
STEWART WORKOUT

Over $50 fight fans crowded into tho
w,ldrrrs Gvm last evening To- watch
"C;1o'' stewart and other boys who ap-
pear on next Mondays boxing card.
Stewart CAV" the spectators a rec!
treat last evening stepping ten fast
rounds with Johnny Gallagher. frankie
Ritz. Ping" hubcr and Ham Ritz. Goo
was in rare lighting form last evening
and II he shows as good against
Young Sandow on Monday evening
the Cincinnati boy will have to DO n
"pippin'' II last the entire ten rounds.
The matchmaker Of the w. a. c.
received a letter from Del Clarke who
handles Young" Sandow and he etAtcS
that tho boy from Rcd land IS better
than ever and surely will hand Stewart
a trimming this time.
ing show ever staged in Wheeling as
every Offering on the program looks to
DO an evenly matched AFFAIR.
Billy Williams is ready now for the
KonS and sure looks 10 be in lighting
condition. Sammy Young who faces
Williams In the slx-round-seni. 10
working out daily az the Natatorium,
Pittsburgh, and will appear In the
Johnny Gallagher and Cyclane Miller
will appear in a four-round prolim that
viii be fast the whole way.
The opener will bring together Max
Hanna OF Wellsburg and Young Jeff
ries of Aetnaville. Hanna IL touted
as conner and will make tho Aetna
willie boy show his best
Tho Boosters Club" broke all prev
ious records yesterday In regard to tick
ct selling when nine members turned In
over 81 900 for reserved and rinEsids
seats sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12

cqrcr7 as 81 L,nsly PLAYER. liad'rn Is
somewhat small N butt hE; y" makcS
up fnr this ~ merry" md dctcrulraH'h,
In hasohall hn played right hciI h"d
mad himself name both IN h'IoLnE
and al tho hat. Ia hasl, thail u" has
boon greatly Handicapped in his lack 81
heights. hut hv nadr ur for thus some,
what in speed. aNi wnrn 3is fo"th3i'
record IL cnlUParrd with "th"rS II" rams
with the leaders or IN" husky class.
During has C"Tr years at LlnSiy
Dutch" hl6 always ulCHrh M the l.nr
md a Surer tarki"r IS hard 10 mud in III"
valley. His regular pos ltIon w. utar-
tcrbaCk hut hc was shifted 20 ru'loack
on the defense. Little fault can he
found in the way he ran the team dur:
ing his four years If football. He did
his share Of running with the ball. and
ions las, wear when several backfield
regulars were out Of the game on &C
count OF injuries.
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hu; ~ Monday PRINCIPAL Mely'e St"
A., Gated Professor Gay Holden GO
IIrrs:y. with the result that llad"'n was
c,jl.d :, ,h, PRINCIPALS office and suS-
Nrc"rdin@ to reports ttadorn ga NO.
know that 40 was playing under IN
n,s,,r,,L r,n,s ~ The TIM. not inrknS
., ,h, s,nr., book b"f"r, M entered IN"
ta,,;... hut eft +, up 70 "nH OF the "'Arr
,la, rs !" change the name on the score
, ok
W,iorn has been IN a very p""ui,aT
.ns,rrn this year at Ltnsiy. Ai'rr o.
INK S.'r"ttH as the c1ptaih ut IN" lr"l,'
Forward. ard 50 far this season no has
been 4 substitute forward. but had play
ed IN almost every game 10 date.
Dutch" IS ono OF the most popular
athletes NJ ILnsly institute. Hc has
JIaycd ,hrre full Years on the basket
oaIl ard baseball teams. ana tour years
~ fnothau lie was expected 70 play
,noth-r yrAr II basketball anu baseball
hut the incident nt last week stops his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
No Respecter OF Persona

II YOU will get it fixed in your
mind that in many forms Rheuma-
tism ia q blood disease and cannot
be cured by local treatment. you
will then by proper treatment be-
gin to got the permanent relief
you have been seeking for so many
years.
In this article we want to e1-
plain TO YOU the cause Of this most
painful Of all diseases, also offer
suggestions, founded on reason
and long years OF experience,
which will enable YOU TO secure
the right treatment if You are al
flicted with any OF the various
forms Of rheumatism.
Rheumatism is often specific
blood fermentation, Sourlng OF
the circulation from an excess OF
uric acid accommodating in the
blood stream. This uratic impur-
ity comes usually as a result OF
constipation, weak kidneys, ind1;
gestion and stomach disturbaA'es.
These systematic irregularities
may not be Of marked severity or
of long duration, but each has q
direct effect on the ehminatlve
members of the body, which pre-
vents the proper removal of waste
products. This refuse remains IN
the stomach and bowels, and sour
/. ing forms uric acid, which the
blood quickly absorbs.
Rheumatism is usually manifest
cd in the joints and muscles. 1t is
here its sharpeSt twinges of pain
are felt, and stiffening of liga-
ments and tendons first commence.
The great pain of Rheumatism is
caused by the contact Of the sep
sorry nerves with the gritty, acid
formation which uric acid causes
to accumulate in the corpuscles of
the blood about the joints. The
stiffening of muscles and joints is
usually gradual. Constantly the
blood deposits the uric acid into
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12

Dutch" Hadorn. ths p"puIn- athlete
OF Llnsly Institute VIII ?r"h2'tE n"''-
appear IN an orange ard ",,"'. nt.iHr"a
IN any spor, TO repre- s"ai !.+"~iE t"si''
tute
This Is due 20 az ;a".G"r' - 49, S1t-
uFday when the I.inS,y Seconds s"at-
ed tho Mounlsv,ll~ SECONDS p" pr
lininary game 20 - N"u0dSri.!''-b BEL
alre High gam" a, Mou~dsN lie.
HOFFMAN, -nsuar forward Or ~" 500
ond team. bncan" ~ on SATURDAY aud
Wolfe, another member - he ''A'n.
learning that Holman would %" ""'.'-
70 maze IN. ,r!r. called Eoduril. MaU
readily gave hlS consent - play.
The names OF th.' players VIE .'.r';"!E
listed on the scor" book. and Vol" WAS
unable 70 change Il. 20 HnLu:n enter
ed the game and played under t3' nan"
OF Hoffman. all scores Inai" by AIN
were credited 10 Hoffman, On hooks OF
both schools.
No complaint MAS made by the
Ncandsvills o:hc!als dur.aS the game.
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.TORTURING
RHEUMATISM

the Joints, and slowly the natural
fluids are dried up and destroyed.
Then Rheum tism becomes
chronic and serious.
1t is then that this poison in
the blood has Slapped the strength.
The weakened blood has allowed
poison and impurities to accumu-
late. leaving the sufferer with all
energy gone.
Scientists have discovered that
the forest aud field are abundant
ly supplied with vegetation Of
various kinds. that furnish the in
gradients for making n remedy
for practically every i'll and all
ment of mankind. Medicines
made from roots, herbs and barks
which nature has placed at the
disposal of man, are better than
strong mineral mixtures and con-
roctions. Mineral medicines work
dangerously on the delicate parts
OF the system, especially the Stonl-
ach and bowels, by eating out the
dining membrane, producing
chronic dyspepsia and often en-
tircly running the health.
S. S. S. is guaranteed to be q
purely vegetable remedy. It is
made entirely of gentle-acting,
healing, purifying roots, herbs
and barks, possessing properties
that build up all parts of the sys-
tenn. in addition to removing all
impurities and poisons from the
blood. S. s. S. is a safe treatment
for rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores
and Ulcers. Skin Diseases, and all
disorders which are caused by an
impoverished condition of the
blood. 1t clcanses the entire sys-
tenn. s. S. S. is a standard rem
edv. recognized everywhere as the
greatest blood antidote ever dis
covered. If yours is a peculiar
case. we invite you to write our
Medical Department for full in.
formation and advice about the
treatment for which there is no
charge. Address Swift Specific
Company. i53 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Georges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
HUNT BALL FIELD
i'm NORTH WHEELING
North End Athletic Club Ready TO Put
GOOD Team In Field II Diamond -
Available.

Much interest is being taken by tho
citizens Of North Wheeling In the pro-
rusaI to organize baseball team LOT
the coming season by the North End
Athlete club. The manager OF the
Vnrtr Ind Athletic club last evening
stated that rlc only thing tba, is hold
INK nc club up is the lack Of suitable
home grounds.
Tho manager also stated Tint the ciuo
had some very good material 10 pick
from and that he Thought th1t tney
the citizens Of North Wheeling In hopes
OF having them assist the club In locat-
ing a grounds in which they will be able
10 play some games at home. -,
THIS club has taken an interest In all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
CAME At L|NSLY
ARMORY TONIGHT.
LINSLY CADETS WILL TACKLE
w1LLIAMSTOWN HIGH QUINTET
THIS EVENING.
Sprllers win Probably BE Made Acting
Captain In Place of Aadorn, Who
rs Declared IneliHible,

This evening the Orange and Black
quintet ~ Linsly Institute will line up
for thor return game with the floor
team Of W;lliamsto~n High ~ the
LinslS Armory Tho game will be
called at eight o'clock and Royce. OF w.
II. g., will handle the whistle.
Bone and Palmer will probably start
the gamc at forward. c. Hamii at CEN
tor and Spiders and K StobbS nj
guards. The action Of the school board
In Dutch" Hadorn's case places the
team in had position, Hadorn was
FIRST substitute and participated IN
every game this year. and his absence
in the game tonight will be felt badly.
for tho remainder OF the season Ia as
yet unknown, but OF the players now
on tho first team. Spillers leads the
field by q big margin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
CARPENTER COMING TO j. s. IN
MARCH, FIGHT NEXT September

NEW YORK received here today state mat
sail Tor
on March EXPECTS Dempsey for the worlds uh III
f In addition 10 arPeI
VIII include two French pus Oh IeN'
classes r.CS and lApin
under iurd
months his arrival IN
1t is expected ihat h
formally Dempsey
tho t,e which the. latter FROM Willard
Toledo refused ioda! 10
this country under
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
FRIDAY GAMES
nniou-THAdolNhiu-

The Union High boys and girls will
clash with Triadelphia High Al Wheel
jng Park Casino tomorrow evening.
This is the FIRST meeting OF tho season
|nr the two schools and a good score
should result. although Trladelphia
will enter the game a fayoritc.
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kinds Of out-of-door sports including
basketball and football and this season
no doubt will find them in the Ohio
Valley league OF amateur teams.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
GAMES TONIGHT AT ~"

This evening the regular games Of the
Industrial Basketball League will <be
played at the 7. N. c. 4. gymnasium
Tho games will start at eight o'clock
sharp with the Hazel-Atlas tackiing. the
Wheeling steel and Iron, and Wheeling
Mold tho Whitaker-Glessner five.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12

Charleston and Wheeling High VIII
again meet in some branch Of sport to-
morrow evening. when the Capitol city
bask.teers clash with the Old Gold and
RIue 1--WE in the Wheeling High gym
naslum. The game Will bs called at
& o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
WIENIES TO NEFF

The wienies A. c. OF Bellaire. will
Journey 10 Neft. Ohio tonight 10 play
the fast team representing that piaco.
The following players will make up the
man. Keyser. Wicnies. Minnehan and
HarriA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
wtlliamtnnrn-M. n. S.

Friday evening. tho Mnundsville boys
will lineup against Williamst"wn In the
second game Of the season. In the In
itial clash Moundsville lost Z" the
down-river lads. but they expect 70
turn the trick this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
R.,lair. airls-Y, ". g. A.

A Urls gnmc that T. proving very
rorular with the fair sex will hn PLAYED
al the Y. W. G.. A, gymnasium tomorrow
svening when the Bellaire High girls
rrrct tho r w. c. A.. sextette. On Sat
urday Wheeling High will play 7. W. c.
L.. Al tho Wheeling High sym.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
wnwood wharton.

Tho basketball teams Of Warwood
High will play WiertOn High school to-
morrow evening at Warwood. War
wood nut UP a hard fight last evening
against Philadelphia at Wheeling Park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12

bad kA1E CULTIVATE A1fL
TIL In Saturdays IntslliSszcsr On he
possible caaAIdaoy Of YrostAsat wilson.
Il IL illunlinattne and brings out many
facts and angles not hitherto tnovl.
filth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12

wrieor, 10 writing for Tho Wheeling
Intell1goncer during tho coming cam
paiGn. Don't fail to secure his articles
daily by reading The Intellgencer every
morning,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
CLAY five WON BY
ONE BASKET; 1911
THREE EXTRA SESSIONS NACES
sARY TO DECIDE GAME BETWEEN
CLAY ANo CENTRE LAST
GYENIN9.
In the secoAd aAmo Webster Hsd no
Trouble In Taking over "Aen-
ingtou by q SIS score.

After three extra session. IN ono OF
the most hotly contested basket pan
games ever staged BY the Public SchooiS
Athletic League. Clay school TOOK ~
to II battle from the fast Centre I'VE
with captain Cory looping the winning
CLAW tally in III" third extra perloo.
During the first and second additions 10
The playing TN. ~" o ls r. to ,ns .s sS05a
~, nouId NOT he chan god by'either side
sithough playing championship ball, II
Clay continues to play this kind OF 1 s
Webster may yet meet her equal DC
fore tho second series OF games are over.
In tho second game OF tn" evening
Webster had no trouble IN taking ever
Tain Fos,er scored - field goals for
Webster. The third game OF the even.
ing scheduled between Union and
Richie was postponed on account OF the
sickness, If l'u'nn players. In the I'M
finished game between Washington and
Kitchic tho later won BY 4 - 10 10 score.
Clay-l2. IchlTe-i''
pobiDS1n .........,... OuHE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
"DUTCH" HADORN IS
RULED INELIGIBLE
FOR FLOOR. SPORT

CAPTAIN OF LINsLY INSTITUTE BASKETBALh
TEAM IS DECLARED INELIGIBLE ~ f1I ~
FOR PARTICIPATING IN GA 49, Ia - an "a Ae
URDAY AT MOUNDSVILLE UNDER AN AS
SUMED NAME.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS srAMPs-
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Tonight vs. East End.
Continental W.. McDaniels.
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BOWLING

MUBEE WINTER DUCK PIN LEAGUE.
Tonisht-I.oE Cabins VS.. RUNS.
MAsoNIC CLUB LEAGUE.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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