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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
TRIANGLES PROVE
. EASY FOR YANKEES
East End Eleven swamped South siders.
spencer Defeated Orange and
Black Single Handed.

Red" Spencer. Yankees big fullback
defeated the Trianglcs single handed at
IunDel Green yesterday. taking part in
nearly every play that was executed by
either team, both on offensc and de-
Tense. His open field running was the
outstanding work of the East EndcrS,
TWO of these runs resulting in touch
downs for the iankS. FinYI score, Yam
KEGS %, Triangles y.
After rushing the bail 10 ;hc ianglcs
Sp-Eard mark, a pass. SpcnCru TO Miller
was good for the first touch down Spcn-
Ger kicked goal. The second and third
touChdownS resulted from long end runs
By Spencer, who rvaGed the entire team
on ono occasion. Receiving punt and
aided by wonderful interference. the big
fullback dashed 6V yards for Il touch
down.
Never once did the South Side eleven
prov" dangerous. the Yankees outplay.
ing them in every quarter A drop kick
was booted over by Red" Spencer from
the 30-yard mark. making Il total OF 81
points for the East End eleven.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15

Paris. Nov. l4-Georges CARPENTER
the heavyweight champion OF Europe,
returned from America richer by l.OO0.-
900 francs and with great respect 1or
tho fighting ability or JACK dempsey
world title holder.
CARPENTER, who was never boastful,
oven before leaving France. when hc had
not yet seen Dempsey, said on his return
that Dempsey was considered In Amer
lea to he Il 's'uper-righter." but that
he would meet him with as much Confi-
dence az he did the British fighters.
Wells and Beckett. whom he knocked
out
THE newspapers" said Carpenter,
reported Dempsey as saying he would
lead me to the slaughter like an OK.
who is really a very amiable gentleman.
l even had one match with him which l
won-but that was at golf. Dempsey 4
kind thought In sending mo wireless
message whom Off Nantucket wishing
US Godspeed, was very gcntlemanly."
The boastful remark attributed to
Carpenters manager, Descamps. at
the Jersey City ball park. that Carpen-
tier would beat the champion In two
rounds. has now been modified to such
expressions as: The difference in
weight OF IA pounds will BIO a great han
dicap." and the man who lands the
first blow will win"
Desamps appeared proud of the con-
CcSsion he succeeded In obtaining from
the promotsrs-the privilege OF making
Carpenters forfeit deposit in script Of
the new French loan. which will be
placed IN J. 7. Morgan & Comrany's
bank this week, bearing 6 per cent inter-
cS;.
Carpenter was received like con-
Qucring hero. an ocean going tug meet
ing the liner France thirty miles out
from Havre.
Carpenter showed only n trace of Bit
terness when he referred TO the outcry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
v, ', U,FEARS
BETHANY II"
suIANprTES TO MoR9ANToWN
NEXT SATURDAY-IRAR OO0EAS
pRrnIcyrroN May COME TRUE

Morrantown. Nov. 14-rrobably the
most d!ft!cult task Coach '"Tubhy" Nc
Intire has had set before him and his
West Virginia football tenn this fa ILLS Is
tho winning Of the football game from
Bethany college here next Saturday.
Ordinarily a game With ESthan% ;oS ex,
cites no great interest here and IS taken
by tho team merely in its stride with
ont any preparation OF special nature.
fut, the Bethany team OF this fal -
inherent thing from any that have pre-
ceded Il at the Buffalo Creek instltu-
ton. Starting of with . training camp
and the largest and best looking squad
In her history. Bethany failed TO mn
press In her games with W. & j; anu
Marietta, in spite OF the fact that Ira
Pndgers. whose home Is at Bethany.
had worked with the men men t oNfD or 'a e6st
Ssibony would cause n lot OF trouble
bv tho time the Christians came to Nor
gantown. 49, ,, :, Tho
mas, between the West virginia anu
Rsthany elcvens. Nine OF these contests
horc resulted in victories for the Noun
taineers and one has been tie game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
wARRY cAMrNS or PTrTSBUA4K
MAKES ANNUAL SELECTION OF
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
MYTHICAL TTAM.
Local star In Considered Best Bet on
Fifth Avenues Baekhsld a. Shown
by Selection.

Toe Basista. star rullback at Wheeling
high school In rs and 10. was selected
on an all western Pennsylvania inter-
scholastic eleven b. Harry Camins OF
Pittsburgh in the lattcr's annual GRID
selection Of the high schools.
Sizing up Basista's standing among
the other fullbackS in the Pittsburgh
district. CamIns says IN Sundays Fits
burgh Leader: The honors for the
fullhacE position go TO Basista OF Fifth
avenue high. who no doubt stands out
as the best hoy for this Job. His line
plunglng and great defensive work
throughout the season has been excel
lent. Al goal kicking from touch
downs no has been another strong fac
tor IN his teams wonderful record.
Bas!sta's shown In h!"h school here
for TWO years gained him 4 reputation
that is we'll worthy Of note. the big
fulihack being named as unanimous
selection fdr all-state at this position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
MOUNDSVILLE HIGH
HAD A TOUGH "ONE''
oranx. and Black Net stiff Opposition
at spsncer-Home Boys F-eseneso
Heavy Eleven.

5oundsville met a tough one In Spc7-
49, ITivb at Spencer saturday, but sue
csededein getting away with 4 14-7 vic,
,orv. crosslnk the home elevens Soai
line on two occasions. After taking inc
hoiI rn Spcncer's ctght-yard mark for
,Sard RYAN 10 Robinson. took II over
for the first touchdown. C,.-
Tho final score for the Mound 10y
eleven came in the third quarter wne en-
Sunr scoopad up q tumble and ran 50
10 ror n touchdown Hamilton kicked
both goals. Spencer's touchdown r.
suited from straight football tactics,
making big gains through the orange
"' w SATURDAY, the Mound City team
viii tackle FollanShc" at MOundsvtlts.
dosing III" season in the annual clasn
with Cameron at the Fifth street Dali
mark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
JACK DEMPSEY MAY
BOX At CHARLESTON

~.r,es,on. w. Va. Nov. 1I-Jack
r,r-nnscv, the Rig BOY" of the squared
eircis. may appear here for ten-r"und
srhibition bout during December II en-
Seotlatinnq now under way Win the man
ager OF the champion, jack h.arHS' arg
successful.
Robert McKc!rman. one Of III" active
,,,ombers ~ the Armory Club. said that
The organization IS negotiating Win
Kearn$ and that IN. latter hah nec's arc,
~ INV time before he meets Carp"nti"r.
II il planned to secure Bob Martin,
,t POSSIBLE as n sparrjng partner for
dempsey when the exhibition Is staged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
ON THE SCREEN Of SPORT
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

Judge Kenesaw Mountain lands. Of
Chicago, Judge of the Federal Court
, Fined Standard OIL Co. millions or COL
lars; Noted as q cross examiner; Heard
compromise TO save baseball: baseball
fan" for forty years. One or the oes'
! posted men on the game. its players.
and its laws, Comes from a famous
Indian family. Father OF keeo Lahois'
famous American ace.
/ William Wrigley. Manufacturer OF
chewing gum. Extremely wealthy. Gleah'
, hlgh-grlue sportsman. Has been inter-
eSIcd In baseball for twenty-five years.
Close friend of the old Chicago players
under Arson. llAycd hall on west sue
] teams as boy. Enthusiastic yachtman
and motor fan. sed tot drive trotters
! Tart owner OF Chicago Cubs INSISTED
upon the sport being cleaned UP even
before the White STX eHpo Ss;o,,,ro IN.
terested with Wrigley Ill many enter
prises. Fart owner OF the chicago CUBS
Adapted tho so-called Lasker plah
! from suggested reforms urged py INC
| for years.
Bill Veeck, president of the Chicago
| Cubs The man who threw the monkey
wrench into organized baseball machln-
cry. The honesty of Weeks players was
questioned by politicians Of the Johnson
faction OF the Anerlcane League ana
Necck laid the entire matter before tho
public. insisted upon thorough mousse
Cleaning. and forced the issue so strong
" that the entire baseball scandal was
brought before tho grand jury. one Oh
the coming big men in baseball.
william II. Mccarthy. Pacific Coast
magnate. The man who sumarily sus-
pended and firel alleged crooks and sus-
poets out OF tho Pacific Coast League
dcfying them 10 fight in court and DC,
claring the right Of baseball leagues ana
clubs TO protect their own interests. y
strong man and feerless one.
William big Bill" Edwards. l'rince,
toms famous football hero. Friend ana
associate Of Theodore Roosevelt: COL
l.ctor OF acknowledgements Of the CITY Or
New Yory. All round sportsman. aue
thority on baseball. football and box
ing. $500 , ,u,
ker. Bill Eeecy. Bill MCCARTHY ana b'i'
Edwa rds-The Bills are ro!ilnS III
and there will be Il number or Dig oheS
later.
Both Sides Of Fence.
am not lawyer or an authorIty or
law, but TO layman 1t would seem
lob for 2. b. JOHNSON 10 claim In ono
cour, 70 own Babe Ruth. ct al, VINO
were purchased. trained and PAID ny
club owners, and ~ the same time 10
contest the Baltimore Federal League
cases in the court Of appeals on inc
grounds that organized basepal! con-
tracts do not constitute ownership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
Lehigh Turns TO Game
With Lafayette Eleven

Bethlehem. Ia, Nov. 14-After the
final home game Of the seas son today.
the LehiCh football forces Will point to
the final game and big gridiron classic
Of the season with Lafayette. the Beth
lehcm rrllegians' tiwe-worn rival, on
March Field next Saturday afternoon.
This game will climax tho home sched-
ulo and on the outcome depends the
failure or success OF the Leh!gh year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
IOADED Down WITH AMERICAN DOLLARS
CARPENTER HAS PRAISE FOR DEMPSEY

of fake" raised by the American press
concerning his bout with Lcvinsky and
the kissing and jecrs to which he was
subject while acting az second to
Charles Iednlx. the French bantam
weigh. in the lattcr's bout in Madison
Square Garden in New York. He seemed
greatly amused at Descamps reference
to tho ringside sports" in evening
clothes and bedeckcd with diamonds in
Jersey City. who kept exhorting Levin
sky TO Kill the Frog"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
W. c. r. o. SERVICE

Tuesday evening the Island and Cen
trail W. &. Cn!ons Will attend the serT-
tees ut tho Mission. and the Island
Branch will have charge Of the services
and their program rs follows:
Song service. led by Mrs. w. z. Bow
man.
Devotional Exercises. Mrs. c. H
Whitesefl
Solo. Miss Virginia Croth"rS.
Mrs. ]. " Thomas and Miss julia
Rine will be the Speakers
Duet: Mrs. MIur.r and Mrs. ClOuSc.
The principal address Of the evening
will be by Mrs Miller.
Tho public Is invited to this service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
SCORE IS $40

The South Island A. c. football team
went down TO en- awful defeat yesterday
afternoon on Stone field before the on
slaughtS Of the North Island team. the
final score standing $40. The game was
too ones sided to be interesting but both
teams made several good plays.
The North Islands were To have play
cd but owing to the Henry Juniors fail
ing To appear. the South Islands were
substituted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
BETHANY SEASON CONSIDERED |
SUCCESS vi TIL TECH VICTOR
for playing as long as they did. I
So far as the football season Is Z

LOT playing as lOHB dS SHey ul0' ~ y
So far as the football season is -
cerncd those in authority and uye
who have been the principal bacl e
of the team this year feel that the, 2.
feat of Tech. the last game 20 -
played in Wheeling this year. cl0ed
successful season. The authort Q
realized that It was up to Bethany 20
make good in Wheeling. and they !!
that she has done 80. Bethany potn q
to Tech. and 1t was Tech that BETH u
wanted to close the season with . 49,
tory over. The idea was to beat III
in Wheeling and let the West VirENeA
game take care Of itself. ~
Bethany will go to Morsantown LII
Saturday to give the best they hen
hut II is too much to expect q -
coach, q new system and a sQuao@ef
90 men with an average weight OF NJ
pounds to triumph over the universally
with its remarkable coaching By1t81
It's renown and standing In the Sthlloo
world and with squad which WHINE
doubt total something like eighteensor
twenty pounds to the man heavier tim
the Bethany squf6 a NJ. day VII
aid Bethany in using 6sV ADADA IGatnsl
her heavier oDpASA4S. 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
Roth Sides Of Fence.


Tho spirit OF these days When lalIons
talk almost in trillions. cities in bill
lions. and pretty nearly everyone in
millions. seems to have gone TO tho
heads OF some fighters. Second raterS
calmly demand more for a limited round
bout than Join l.. sullivan made during
his entire career There Is Lew Tend
Ter calmly requesting $4,000 for IA
chance to win Benny Leonard tue
and While Jackson modestly offering
to take the same chance for half the
amount. $500 -
once hired one of the best fighters
! ever saw to tackle tough near
champion for $40, and he was 10 got
twenty II he won. ! saw Jack Joh1so.
agree to fight for fifty dollars: and his
guarantee the night Frand Childs knock
ed him out was 500. ! remember one
night when Kid Mccoy batt!ed a tough
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
Allegheny Meets Geneva
In Final Game Of Year

Meadvi!le. Ia. Nov. lf-om'y ohs
rnors game remains on the Allegheny
college gridlron schedule. but that gamd
is large source OF worry to Coach Ap-
pIegate and tho Allegheny grinders
49, sLovinz 10 ,Iate would indicate and
II the Allegheny players are to down the
Beaver citizens. il big Improvement Is
necessary. There will likely be 4 drastic
change in the Allegheny lineup next sat
urdav for Coach Applegate Is far from
satisfied with Allcgheny's recent work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
Bethany-CarnsHie.


Bethany college continued us WONDER
full winning streak 1t the Fair GROUNDS
saturday, Carnegie Tech falling a VIC
tim to the great open play used by inc
Green and White. Forward passes work
cd with success and starting off with
rush the Buffaloes never let UP. hel-
leys thirty-yard run prior 10 the FIRST
touchdown placed the ball within sGor-
IL distance. This LADS playing was
again the outstH nd!ng feature OF the
big local CLASH.
A long pass, Stewart to Randolph,
paved the way for the final touchdown,
Kelly again showed his fine work ana
made seven yards on reverse play, TAX
dolph plunged over from this point
Score. final. Bethany. "a: Carnegie. ..
Captain Hughes is setting fast pace
with hts excellent goal kicking from
,ouchdowns, placing his twenty-seconid
saturday. Squarcly through the bars.
W. v. U.-Rutgers.
McIntirc probably found a star for
the quarterback position In the game
against Rutgers Saturday, which the
10y 40 score. Not until Dawson was
replaced by Lyttle did the West Nir-
ginians show their real speed and
classy work, crossing the Rutgers goal
line twice in the final quarter with
I.yttlc at the helm. Reck'S sensations
runs again played an important part IN
the Mountainecr's Offcnsc, his run OF
forty-five yards scoring one OF the
touchdownS. Martin plunged through the
line for the other score shaking Off
five tacklers. Johnston's truSty foot
again proved Il help 10 the Mc1ntire
eleven. the big tackle bootin ga. per-
feet field goal In the first quarter. The
contest was witnessed by nearly five
thousand fans. who were suffering from
the bitter cold throughout tho four
quarters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
OLYMP|CS WIN

The Moundsvillc OlympiCS grid eleven
scored an easy victory over New Cum
hcrland at the Fifth Street ball park.
MOundsvillc. Saturday afternoon. II"
Mound City lads running up q total of 40
points 10 = lone touchdown by tho WISH
tUEwyYE%TU4CTT 1T ID
Olympics pulling off many big gains
with his brilliant open field running.
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visitors, scoring four touchdown
punting of Neimic the Red and 81
halfback. was feature Of the
Futhey proved the big ground Eainer !
the Oh!oans hitting the visitorr
for first downs on every OPPORTUNITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
Reduction IT Cnarlotts,

Charlotte. n. c.. Nov. 1l.-o6icial
Company Of New Jersey Of . one can't
a gallon reduction in tank w1Eun
prices OF gasoline. effective touoIT9W.
was received here today from New
York, The announcement makes mo
specification Of territorial limitAtt -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
TrtAu0leS.

Referee-Connors. Stats.
Cmpirr-plummer. W. II. S.
Head LineSman-Doyle, W. Fl. S.
Timer Of periods-l0, u minutes.
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Pitt-Waah-JAff.

Although Outplaycd and outOaSht IN
every period Pitt came through with
their biggest victory Of the season over
Wash-Jcff. by a 20 score. In the first
quarter the Red and Black eleven threat
encd the Warnertc's goal line but Jack
cd punch and failed to produce touch
down. After securing IN" ball and max
goal. a tumble was picked mp by tho
great Tom Davies who ran the remaiud-
er OF the distance. forty yards. for Il
touchdown on the next play. Hhc then
kicked goal. Pits defense weakened and
two times their goal was again threat
ened. but costly fumbles and other mis-
haps hindcred the Red and Black 4
chances 10 score Dawes. McCracHc:..
md Erickson. were the stars of the
cAme while the entire defense OF the
Red and Black was good
Tiger Defeats Bull Dog.
Princeton defeated Yale in the sec
ond contest OF the big three this
season. the Tigers piling up three touch
downs. while the Hull Dog was unable
10 score. Final score. Final score;
Princeton. 20; Yale. o.
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1000 OUT or WORK -
Paris, Nov. 1.-THE Bleriot Airpl
works have been closed down indefint
". throwing 2nnn nersons cut OF won
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
Joe Basista Is FulIback Choice
on Inter-Scholastic Grid Eleven

but due to his ineligibl!ty IN tho last
Two games OF the season he vas not
chosen.
Basista can punt, pass. hit the line
and form interference with equal Skin.
and carries everything a good Eridtron
star possibly can. His great defensive
work is the greatest OF these number
OF things which the htg boy can per-
form. His tacklinE Is deadly. and no
alwaySp roved tower of defense on
every play. whether around the end or
through the line
Basista's Knowledge of the game also
taught him much. as he was able to
point out nearly every play after the
contest had been only few minutes
Old In every game last wear he
showed that he could point out play.
and puzzled the smartest quarterback
with this method.
The team chosen by Harry Camins:
t.abelsky. Fifth Avenue ...L LII.
iamhaurh. Westinghouse :.......L T.
Murdoch. Schenley ..............L.G G..
Mcmillan. Allegheny ...............C.
tlShbeIn. Firth Avenue ...... RIG.
l.e"te. Peabody ....'..............R .T.
Woelmesdorf. Peabody ............R.E.
h"areS Peabody .................Q G. r..
hilgore. Schenley ...............L r..
Buckley. Peabody .RH.
Baststa. Fifth Avenue ..........F.B
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Weslsyan Rec.tYea blow.

Wesleyan received the biggest blow
OF the season. losing $50 battle 10
Detroit. after the latter team had lost
here 10 Bethany In n hard struggle by
n 90 score. Local fans were anxiously
awaiting the result OF the contest. and
a real surprise was In store for all.
when tho final score showed that the
Methodists had been completely showed
under.
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Scholastic ReEults,

Scholastic Results.
Wheeling. Il; Buchahnon. 0.
larkersburg. IA; Clarksburg. o.
Ferry HI. Il; Alliance. Y.
Beilairc, -: Galiapolis. o.
Warwood, -; East Liverpool, ~.
CharleSlnn. Z: Huntington. y.
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Wheeling Wins

While Wheeling won over BuCkhannon
by FLO score. the Gold and Blue lost
Milllkcn. 4 regular halfback. who suf-
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College Results.

Bethany, IA: Carnegie Tech. O..
West Virginia. II; Rutgers 0.
Mush-JtII.u; mt, L..
Princeton, 20; Yale. 0.
Wesleyan, .; Detroit. %.
Harvard. -; Brown, Q.
Maryland. 10; Syracuse, a..
Marietta. IS; INV. of Cincinnati, o.
Center, AZ; Kentucky, U.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
SELECT PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR
 MRS. CUTTING

At the testimonial reception to be rendered Mrs. T. w. Cutting, the newly elected member of the Board of Education, at Lincoln school audi torium this evening". the following program will be presented:
 Opening overture. by the school or chestra, followed by a brief address of welcome by Alderman R. Arthur Brown. Wondering" vocal selection Mrs. R. Reed. "At the Movies" rec- ltation. Miss Grace Jepson. Dram at1zat1on and musical interpreta tions in three groups by the pupils of Mrs. Mary l.. Hancourt. Minuet Group, Misses Lillian Hartley Marion Don egan Elizabth Roche. Mildred Ivers. Alice Pryor, Margaret Morris and Alice Neumann. Scotch group, Horn pipe, Miss Marion McManus "Comin' Thru the Rye" Misses Hilda Conroy and Mary Stafford. Roseland group, Misses Rosamond Donegan, Mildred Fenton, eBrnice Winfield Muriel Howe, Eleanor Fullen, Frances Me keon, and Mildred De Kay. Toe dan cers, Misses Mary Don1ey and Airline Renz. Duet, silent Night" Joseph Hancourt and Miss Mildred Fenton. Dramitization of Last Rose of Sum- mer," A, Tiny Garden, Mrs. Florence Legere-Hayes. A Dream, This Is
 May Task John Loxom Quartet selections, F. William Behrens, Joseph Weller, Matt Weller, and J olln Loxom Closing with selections by the school orchestra
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
ADVICE TO THE
 I. OVELORN
By Beatrice Fairfax

Dear Miss Fairfax = For several m onths I have known young lady two months my junior and love her dearly I have proposed marriage and have been accepted both by her and her parents. My mother adores this girl and my father thinks the same, but they cannot tolerate her family.
 The girls family is large, with aunts and uncles all living in the same neighborhood. They occasionally quarrel, and for that reason my father has asked me to give her up.
 I have given my word to this girl that will marry her. It is her hap piness that is my desire to wed her.
 T. s.
 Have the courage of your convic- tions and be true to your best feelings. Since the girl herself is fine and loyal, and since your parents confess that they have nothing against her, why should she suffer because of their failure to get on with her people, I think your family is talking a bit, but will give in if they are made to feel that you have the strength to stick to the one YOU love.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
Queens Daughters
 To Stage Entertainment

Members of the Queens Daughters have decided to give another large entertainment on Wednesday evening, Dec. 1, in Colonial hall, when card party followed by dancing will be en- Joyed. The proceeds will go towards the French Sisters, who take care of thes ick poor, without recompense The officers of the organization will be in charge of the affair, including Mrs. w. F. Allen, president; Mrs. John McE1roy, first vice president, Mrs. Frank Digney, second vice president; ; Rev. J. B. Nihill, treasurer; Mrs. Ly- man L. Hill, recording secretary, and Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick. financial sec retary.