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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
JEWTRAW is ELIMINATED
trick skai~r krpt From Meet Thi.
week BY Injuries Recently
Received.

f.hfi. PLACID. =. T., Jan. 25.-In-
..'.rf "rlcn rharlcf JcwHtraw. Eastern
me- eating champion. sustained
lsff h"r" wc"k ago WI pre-
- I'm PARTICIPATING in the national
@'''' ~ WD!rnrfiig races AZ Saranca
.--r+ i'ht C"Euay, Wednesday and
t-'H@+yy ~ NM officially announced
800. -E"'r&" VAS thrown heavily
~ !r% arc frrck.d TncOnsc Gus in
NIX ~ rh!31 wficn wandered on 10
'-rNfE" expected nc win be
Ni-f - sn'nDctc n ne International
.L.atZF chainD!rEa!iio mere on Fcbru-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

MILIWAUkEE, WESl Jan. .5.--Ar-
rangemcnts have practically been
closed for return boxing match be-
tween Jimmy Wilde, fyweight champ
ION OF England. ana Jack Sharkey, New
IN London. probably in May, Dave
Hughes. hacker of Wilde, announced
today. Sharkcy was given 4 ncwspa-
per decision over Wilde in their re-
cent meeting In Milwaukee,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

Washington May ria, u,s.

HI.N LIE. JHn = VNa i'HI..,tIfy
OF o. W iss nas offer~e a foo,,aI
versity OF Washington, ana 8,
derstood here that IN. Wasti,r,,,
ii0ard Of Athletics Control is la'. =
G6r,nF The invitation. So,h.r. MI, -
gon". however, until COacn rl.,,...
Hunt returns from q YIN 10 ~
tsal West. 80 IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Postpone Trial Event,

MJNTFDMEFtN, Ala, Jan. 25.--An-
nouncemcnt was made here tonight bc
officials OF the National Field Trials
Club that the championship events
scheduled TO start Monday at Calhoun
would not DO started untIl "Wednesday
on account of inclcment weather Draw
inGs for tho frec-for-ail and derby
cha mDionShipS Will he conducted 'rucs-
day night. y number OF dogs entered
in previous trials held here arc listed
for he two events
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
ALEXANDER WINS TOURNEY
Clarence Hobart Defeated in Finals of
COR Events mt
IeIluir.
!Ny Associated Prcss.l

TAMPA FLA, Jan. CIV. a. Alex
andcE. Old Elm, Chicago golfer, won
The annual January tournament over
me Bclla!r links. defeating Clarence
HOBART former tennis champion.
clearwater, in the finals yesterday, Z
up and To play
William S. Van CliTe New York
won in the second sixteen, heating IT,
j. Pcarce, Atlanta, 3 10 .: II. l.. Coop
er. Atlanta. Won ,he third flight tro-
pay, beating III. r. Plat. Chicago, )
and 4, and u. c. Murray, Utica. beat
j: NJ. Mcguire. Boston. in the fort II
sixteen by one up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Lynchburg College Takes
Nickname of Hornets


LfSCHBURG. VA. Jan. .I.-Th,
student body OF I.ynchburg College,
the local schooi just admitted to
mcmbcrship In the Eastern Virginia
IntercollrEiatc Association, has nc
cepted formally the nickname, "IIor-
nets given by Tho local nrwa-
pnprrs. At the samc meeting, BEN
ME Arnold, the star quarter of the
'"io eleven, WINS elected to cnptnIn
OF the i8:n football team. There IL
much pleasure expressed Mt The col
icEc over tho admission of the
schooi into the State assoclation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
WInn SKI Jun,n ritIe

CHIPFEWN FALLS, WIS, Jan. 25.-
Andrew Haugcn, OF Dillon, Col. won
The national ski jumping championship
this afternoon by onc-third of a point
from Henry Hull. OF Steamboat Springs,
Col Haugcn secured 267 "a points.
No records were broken, as Haugcn's
long stand jump measured only 1913 feet.
SZcrro Henrickson, OF Superior, Wis,
national amateur champion, topped that
class with 2il 2-3 points,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

...- - 'ssy iai'f: i'fess
~ LOUIE BIO, jan. 25--Thc st.
.>r'.e @n."r .Gaht ,pniptt announced the
~ r. y. III" following players:
'-@irt'r "@l'rr 9iayry 70 Washington,
- NC ""!Y"r 'ogjt. and Catcher
t.iH'ht ailtH'tu" and pitcher Harold
i;ape -1D IDfn i>pHro4y!c Ia the Mobile
Southern j>.aPJ. team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
PLAN TOUR OF TENNESSEE
Emory md Henry College nn.kcthnIl
Team VIII Meet strong
0ufnfef

BRISTOL. VA, ian 25.-Thc Emory
and Henry College basketball team. oe
Emory, Va. VIII leave next week on
n tour through Tennessee, playing tI..
Following Tennessee quintcts: Tuscu-
lun College. Maryvillc College Gn.-
hiit University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
s.b,Jui. uir r,,m,

!.JECltisCEG. Va, Jan. 25.--The
fp"r;s frr9rF"'ion has been advised
MAJ me -" YDrE Americans and
tr"D<iJn Eaycnalt VII play here In
@L'li ~ iHrf wa/ from training
camDh I'M game wIl! be on April
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
phiHle. to Ger New ,,ooa

Ifs.RfEaident Baktr, OF ne FhillIcq, SAWS
5ft Is mistake 10 think Gavvy Cravath
VIII depend on HIS veterans for next
sfason: A number Of youngsters have
been signed. IL is stated. and there viii
Ibet fully thirty players in tho pIilIy
sfQnad when II goes 10 BirminEharn ror
sita spring training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
BASEBALL BRIEFS

Fri,z Courlt- who has recr n -. .-n.-!-
c1u LraEu" tor s"vc-al years member
gf 80" Req SoH ana th'a - .ha Cievc and
4ea ~hiah brings D!e6 Nishauy - iG5ieye-
land
ai @ and 9ao 9'- i aa, "i'9 III '"2 Va
r.u Association. may 10 b. rr.rif.r- - ~.
Cincinnati. Reds nes, season carr u.--
GLIB for Miner.
eo e ~, Me- !'apns 70 hand r!.astr-
NG%lo- ;iacE Vii ,aES = ' n.,ssno.l =.
Sing youngsters 70 IT. tra!n.a. can. tex.
tohq Mec'osi,~y. ye,-ran -snar,-. W.,
Nrf'rd FOR se.":~ seasons uNrE -
-. Louis Card Is. mas signed - rr.<-s p.
NJ Memphis club OF the sygtnera As..e--
ION next season.
I.Nslie ,Msnn va reported ,Ag-- ~.
10 devote HI, :!-ns 20 cog.ra 49,,
Z MANI. hal any .uaa .at....c. p.
ehMf"a his 'ntnd. Lasli. ..t 49, ~r.f
a1| a. 'he training cam9
,hari'y Els5a-ys serD-;,s c..s-s-- - >.
gMi'ia.. ~ me "Hue ssy ~. az Z
''.'" I" r.-p"r! - "-rp ~ ~-c.t,.
h, MeKeennle NAV re. ss ..i.~~ >. -,
SEASON y Ecoha.'. Mns W. -. go ~ T..
~ liz r,,s ,n.. ,a,i ye-r j. -. ,,s.*ry
TGmn'y. Gr.r.,h hae rs.u,te4 >, ,,....<,
along any note .Lou. NOR mn, a,,e,,r
ing 70 Ire "srnNus outa.ilsf. ~. tSsf,s..
,''' - MN 'rtt'- fDf gan .tst sf.sr ,ga.-
III retirement 80 go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

iohn NcC.nst"T. vo'--an r0arar,- WI,
s"fErd for se.".~ seasons unsE ..
-. Louis Card Ga Is. mas .iV--i - rr<-z =.
NJ Memphis club or the sygtnsra L...r..-
ZION next season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

Connie Mack plans 70 huNd r!,-bi--
['aii around Sro,t. Perry J!nr 1oh-75r ans
NaN."T 'h.t vi take = number y. 7rc-.-
month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

'harsy ltLsba-y'. rery-;rt r..--s., q, =.
,.f' rom hetDaN 90 i'.a r-~. .-s.+ o.r
- u rnt h"inE taken f.r.Dgs.y . r.l.s r.
,'Ni'it.s - me HHUe E.y rg..-. III. r
!r..o" % rcp"r. - W.,J ~ : .s-c.,,.
The Washington times., 1920-06-02
RENT BOARD DENIES
D|LAT0RY APPEALS
Refuses to Reopen Case for
Tenants Not on Original
Petition.

That the District Rent Commission
1oes not intend to daily with COM
plants was evidenced this morning
when it denied a motion to rehear the
case of Edgar l.. Myers and others
against George w. Linkins.
The case involves an apartment
house located at 144S Girard street
Mr.. Myers and other
tenants charged exorbitant rents.
When the complaint came up for hear.
ing only a few Of the original COM
plainants appeared to state their case.
These were granted a reduction in
rents.
Apparently seeing the advantage
gained by these tenants, others in the
apartment who failed to appear, later
came before the commission and asked
that the case be reopened: This re-
quest was this morning denied, the
commission taking the position they
had refused to take advantage of their
lay in court.
1T will be necessary for these
tenants to file a new complaint. and
probably wait months before it is
heard.
The Rent Commission recently has
had considerable difficulty in sum-
moning persons for hearing, many of
these persons perhaps becoming dis
couraged at the repeated delay in the
calling of their cases because of the
crowded docket
The Washington times., 1920-06-02
WANT LIBERTY HUT
FOR Conventions
Chamber OF Commerce and
Civic Organizations See
Success In Move.

Efforts are bsing made by the di,
rectors OF the Washington Chamber
OF Commerce and officers OF other
civic organizations TO obtain posses
sion of tho Liberty Hut for ""nven
tion purposes. t.h sSf7W
With the numerous national ssso-
Citations scheduled to hold their an
nual meetings in Washington within
the next year. the problem OF proT
viding adequate facilities for large
gatherings has caused local civic
bodies 10 make a strong effort to
obtain a convention hall for Wash
ington. ht
IL was learned today that one of
the temporary Government buildings.
which could readily he converted into
IA hall with a possible seating capacity
OF 5000 persons, would not be OBJ
tainable without a special act OF
Congress.
Ofncers Of the Chamber of Com
merce. who are investigating the pos
sibility OF procuring temporary
large meeting place. said today con-
ditions were favorable for obtaining
the Liberty Hut for that purpose.
A special convention meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce will be held
next Wednesday at the Willard Hotel.
The board of directors of the Chamber
went on record last night as favoring
the creation OF public utilities com
mission separate from the District
Commits ioners.
Twenty-four new members were ad-
mitted to the Chamber last night.
They are Samuel Alexander, w. II
Doffermyre. l.. w. Fisher, II. Guy
Grimmell, Patrick ID. Holmes. Lead
beater & Brahler. NJ. o. Leighton,
Helge Murray, Willis A. Slater A. M.
Smith, Samuel ]. Steinberger, Benja-
min Walder, +. w. Walker, W. c.
| Thatcher. w, ]. Wilson, Joseph II
ScaIco, II. Leroy Con. Robert NJ.
Sutphen, Ralph A. DeBrez. Raymond
! ]. Driscoll, George p. Diermier, J. AL
pert Fink. w. A. Ward and J. e,
Bromwells Sons.
The Washington times., 1920-06-02
|SAGE TEA DARKENS
| HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't stay Gray! Here's an
OId-time Recipe that Any
body can Apply.

The use OF Sage and sulphur foI
faded, gray hair TO lts
natural color dates back to grand
mothers time. She used IL to keep
|her hair beautifully dark, glossy
land attractive. Whenever her hair
took on that dull. faded or streaked
appearance, this simple mixture was
Applied with wonderful ERECT.
But brewing at home is mussy
and out-of-date. Nowadays, by, ask
ing at any drug store for, bottle
OF "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" you will get this famous
old preparation, improved by the ad'
dition of other ingredients. which
can be depended upon to restore
natural color and beauty to the
hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
saws it darkens the hair so natur-
ally and evenly that nobody can tell
IL has been applied. You simply
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
il and draw it through your hair,
taking one strand at a time. By
morning the gray hair tisaappears.
and after another application or
two. it becomes beautifully dark
and glossy.
The Washington times., 1920-06-02
CATHOLICS TO OBSERVE
CORPUS CHRISTI FEAST
Franciscan Monastery to Hold Spe-
cial Commemorative Services
Tomorrow.

The Feast of Corpus Christi in the
Catholic Church will be commemmo-
rated tomorrow. This event, in COM
nemoration of the institution of the
Blessed Sacrament of the Eucharist,
falls on the Thursday following
Trinity Sunday.
The services in the Franciscan Mon
istery in Brookland wilR begin with
solemn high mass at 0 o'clock. This
will be followed by the procession
with the blessed sacrament through
the grounds adjoining the monastery.
In the course of the procession bene-
1iction is impaired at three affairs in
different parts of the grounds, the
iast being at the Grotto of Lourdes, a
replica of the world-famed one Of that
name in France
The services are open to the public
The Washington times., 1920-06-02
THUG TO BE GIVEN
PRELIMINARY HEARING
Turner to Appear Before u. S.
Commissioner at Richmond for
Long Bridge Killing.

william Turner, the negro who
confessed staying T. Morgan Moore
and attacking the latter's fiance. Miss
Pearl Clark, secretary to Congress-
man Britten, of Illinois, will be given
a preliminary hearing tomorrow be-
fore United States Commissioner Mel
vim Flegenheimer, at Richmond Va.
where he Is confined in Jail.
Trial OF the negro was to have
taken place yesterday, but because of
the inability of Miss Clark to leave
Washington 1t was postponed until
tomorrow. Turner is expected to be
held by Commissioner Flegenhein1e
for the action of the grand Jury
1t has not been decided, when he will
be brought to trial.
The Washington times., 1920-06-02
RECOGNITION BY BRAZIL,

The Republic Of Brazil has recog.
nized the governments OF Finland
and Czecho- -Slovakia by executive de-
cree dated May 26, the state Depart
ment was advised today.
The Washington times., 1920-06-02
REAPPOINTED.

President Wilson today sent to the
Senate tho reappointment OF Joseph
w. Davis AZ postmaster at Harrisburf (.
Ill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

Cathedral High School and st. Jo-
seph's Academy each graduated twenty
students at the joint commencement
exercises held yesterday morning at 81.
Josephs Cathedral.
An appropriate sermon was delivered
by Very Rev. o. Fl. MoyeS, in which ne
gave the graduates a parting word OF
advice on finishing their school days
aspire to-" he said. "one must be cape-
BILE OF ming that position and the only
way one can become really efficient IN
the many walks OF life Is TO make many
ali must make in standing by the
church edicts throughout life.
Solemn high mass was celebrated at
10 o'clock by Rev. Thomas Garrett. and
Vas deacon. Very Rev. o. H. Moyes
aeted as master OF ceremonies.
THE presentation OF diplomas and
awards were made by Rt. Rev. p. j..
Donahue.
The awards made by St. Joseph's
Academy follow:
Academic Konors. Commercial Depart
msnt.
A gold medal for photography. pre-
sented by Rev Edward Z: Weber. do
cesar chancellor. was awarded TO Miss
A gold medal for stenography. pre-
sented by Rev. Edward K Weber. was
led, TO MAS Sor hess
sspted by Rev Edward E. Weber. was
awarded to Miss Catherine A. Alt
meyer.
A gold medal for correspondence.
presented by Rev. Edward +. Weber.
Mas awarded TO Miss Elizabeth c. Rel
ter.
"a gold medal for penmanship. pre-
scented by the St. Joseph's Academy
Aiumnae Association. was awarded TO
Miss Fldelis A. Miller.
"A gold medal for English literature.
presented by the st. Joseph's Academy
Alumnae Association. was awarded to
Miss Margaret II. Cartwright.
A gold medal for essay writing was
awarded to Miss Alice c. McNulty.
"A gold medal for American history
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
TRAFFIC CLUBS
FIRST OUTING
Members VIII Make the AFFAIR at tho
Country Club One to Be Long
Remembered,

Tuesday. June 90. has been selected
as Outing Day by the members Of tn"
Wheeling Traffic club and the affair
Will be held at the Country Club
1t has been planned by the entertain
mcnt Committee appointed by the club
TO take charge of the first picnic to
have the outing one that Will make
such AN impression that II Will he re-
mcmhered until the next annual outing
In other words. nothing Will be- spared
TO make the affair a success. The club
was organized at tn" Chamber of Com
mercc Assembly rooms some weeks
quet was given At IN" Mcclure Hotel at
which Judg" NcSht presided.
Superintendent J. NJ. Scot, OF the
and .. railroad was this principal
speaker. Georgc. w. kooncc of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad Is president Of
the club. There were So members pres
snt at the banquet.
At the dinner plans were formulated
for an outing hut the date was not set
A general invitation will be sent to
traffic men Of all near cities To attend
the AFFAIR and it is known that the
Pittsburgh men will come in u throng.
Baseball golf. tennis and athletic
SySr3s of Of al ,6 Sort Gav will ETTs o" ass
luncheon will be served and J. i. Town
send traflc manager for the National
Tube Company Of Pittsburgh will make
an address.
Inc CndlrHlen OF inc various commit
tees in charge OF the affair are:
W. II. Higgins. traffic manager Of the
Wheeling Steel 81 Iron Company. COM
mittcG on club house privileges,
II. II. Marsh. general freight agent Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, commit
tee on transportation.
f. Z. Jepson. traffic manager of the
WhitakCr-GlcSsn"r Company, commit
tee on amusemcnts.
i. VI. Neigh. traffic manager Of the
Wheeling Chamber of Commerce. COM
mittcc on amuScmcntS.
i. NJ Neigh. traffic manager Of the
Wheeling Chamber of Commerce. COM
mittcr on printed matter.
&. W. Henry. traffic manager OF the
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad. Gcncr-
al chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
RIVER NEWS
Stage . feet. stationary.

StaGc-9 1Cct. stationary.
Heavy foEs that have driftcd down
the Ohio valley have been such Il men,
ace to the boats that the steamers due
yesterday at the Wheeling wharves were
all behind time. The General PershinE
came in laio yesterday afternoon after
having been held several hours at Pitts-
burgh by the fog.
Tho Liberty was also held UP at
Scrubrnvillo and came in late at ;
O'Clock and then went on down TO Par
kersburg.
The Cork"r will come in this morn
inG about 10 o'clock on her second trip
this week from Pittsburgh Tho Cen
eral Crowdcr Is due here at 10 o'clock
to- day cnroutc up river from Charleston
to Pittsburgh.
The General Wood will reach tho city
day on her trip from Cincinnati TO
Pittsburgh. with a lot of local freight.
She left here on tho down trip last Sun
day evening.
Edward Mccluskcy. clerk Of tho Lib
crty Transit Company. returned yeSter-
day from Pittsburgh. where he attended
the funeral of his fathcr-in-law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

room 20. Rev. Simon Snidcr will make
the principal address and present the
certificates. The following members
will participate in . program to be rem
dered: John Mensore. Margaret Parker.
Eugene Hall. Clara Okel. Warda Kurtz.
Mildred Kline. Charles ToPp", Mary
Willard. Russell Foster. Hazel Blum.
Edwar-' Jacobs. Bessie Quigley. Harry
Hoyt. .iildren Meinhart. Pierson Sorgc.
william McCurdy, Martha Appel. John
Kline. Louis Miller, Alfred Zimmerman
and Albert Kraus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL AND ST. JOSEPH'S
ACADEMY GRADUATE LARGE CLASSES
was awarded to Miss Katherine T. Ora

was awarded to Miss Katherine T. Ora
ham.
Very Rev c. H. Moyes. V: G., was
awarded TO Miss Angela c. F'ahey.
A gold medal for church history. pre-
sented by Very Rev. q. H. Moye. was
awarded to Miss Loretta A. Fricsmuth;
Ihonorably the commercial course. q
gold medal and diploma were conferred
upon Misses Elizabeth {. Reiter. FLO
renee NJ; Thalmanns Catherine ,, a, AZ II
Cusick. Martha l.. Gantzer,. catherine
". Hess. Angela 7. Holler Mary b.
Hopkins. Margaret r. La Fcllc. Angela
". Marcus. Regina G. Manion: Ftdcls
A. Miller, Vera i. OConncli, Gertrude
c. Smith.
Academic Department.
In testimony OF having passed hon
orably through the academtc course, a
e es f0 Upon med Misses sHa Sns "S NJ
Cartwright. Angela c. Fahey. Loretta
A. Friesmuth. Katherine T. Graham
Alice G. McNulty.
were:
were awarded to Edward Raftery. John
McVay. Benjamin Donohue, Robert
Ankle. Raynor Mayer. Francis McCabe,
Joseph Follen. Charles Robrecht, Harold
Quinn, John Sheehan. Harold Thomp-
, son, Wilson Wetzel. James Flatley. Wal
ter Thompson. Anthony Hiemiller
Liberty Bond given by Rt. Rev.
Bishop Donohue to the pupil attaining
the highest average Is awarded to
Charles Robrecht
Competitive drill was won by Com
pany A. John Donahie, captain.
A gold medal Is awarded by the Rem
inHton Typewriter Company to Arthur
J. Haid for having successfully passed
| the test for So words q minute for ten
minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
SCHEDULE FOR
CONVENTION TRIP
OUT TO FRISCO

The following itinerary and schedule
has been prepared by National thninlt-
treman e. W. OSentUn for all delegates
alternatcs and other d emOcratS wh"
wish TO attend tn" national convention
of that party in San Francisco:
Slcerer-Leavc Wheeling Via IL. Il ..
lO:4U a. nj. Monday. juno u arrive
Cincinnati $40 y. NJ. Monday Juno -
Slceper-Lcavc Charleston via G. q
O. 1880 a. M, train No. :. Monday
June ri: arrive CINCINNATI $40 p. M
) hours 20 minutes for dinner.
Leave Cincinnati Via Il. n q. r. m,
train No. 9. Monday. June II; arrive
ST. Louis 7:t5 II. m. TUESDAY, June -
| hour IL minutes for breakfast.
Leave ST. Louis via {. X y. 9:po a. M
train No. q. Tuesday. June ~; arrive
Kansas city. 5:S5 p. NJ. Tuesday juno
~: 40 minutes at kanSts city.
Leave Kansas City via l. T.. 6:lh
u. M. train No. 1871. Jun" - arrive
Denver els p. m. Wednesday. June %.
Leave Denver via d. e. r. c.. $50
y. H., train No. |. June %: arrlv" Col
nrado Springs. 6:25 J.. m, June %; IL
hours for sightseeing.
Leave Colorado Springs via ID. X X.
c. 1857 a. m., train No. !. Thursday,
June "a: arrive Salt Lake City 1U:@J
=. H.. Friday. June IS.
Leave Salt Lake Guy l2:40 n. M. Fri
day, June 20: arrive San Francisco via
Western Pacific 5:t5 p. H., Saturday,
June 26.
The two slrepcrs to travel together
from Cincinnati 10 San Fransicso as
above schedule.
Clearance sale on Trimmed Hats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
"PAr" AND "HIcK" 11Tu1N

Attorney P. J. Mckinley and broker
T. Byron Nickerson arrived home IN
Wheeling Wednesday morning after .
weeks visit TO Washington.
Pat" and Nick. who are faSt -.
coming as ,nseperabie as the famed
Twins OF Siam, met many friends In
the nations capital and returned home
highly pleased with the result Of tAeir
journey. made for buMneSs ana ~
urs intareSts combined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

Clearance sale on Trimmed Hats.
Z. IL. ABERCROMBIE
jc-9-i ll44 Main ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
BANQUET co.
winners Of Cathedral High School Drill
to Bo Fetsd Today.

The members OF Company a. Of Cath
edral high school, winners Of the an
nual competition drill held on last Mon
day morning. will be rendered a banquet
this afternoon at three o'clock at the
Carroll club.
Brother Constantine. Cummandant Of
the Cathedral battalion, will be host, as
sisted by Major Harold Rohrl and -td-
jutant Captain Harold Thompson. along
with the officers of Company A.: Captain
Donahue, First Lieutenant Lawrence
Carson and Second Lieutenant Edward
Lee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
Y. W. TENNIS COURTS.

The y. w. {. y. tennis court is I'm
ishcd and all members Of the Athletic
association arc privileged To its use.
The court is located on North Front
street in R"lle Isle. All those desiring
to play will sign at the association for
the hours they want 10 use the courts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
BUYS EpawooD HOME

L. y. Stcpens. lens grinder AT the
Harold O. Etz optical establishment.
has purchased the home Of Mry r. Clay,
sion the last Of the month. The dccG
sion the last Of the ninth. The deed
was made through the Fulton Bank and
Trust company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

1t. Rev. Y. J. Donahue, bishop of the
Catholic diocese Of West Virginia. left
yesterday on an extended tour of the
eastern section Of the diocese. which
will keep him away until late June.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
HERE AND THERE
Items Of Interest to Local People
About Wheeling People, Societies
and Organizations,

Rev. A. c. Rasche, pastor Of ST. Paul's
Evangelical church In South Wheeling
was elected vice president of the Penn
sylvania district OF the Evangelical
Synod OF North America, at conference
session held at Marietta, Ohio.