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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
To TALK
Clubs RUMOR
NOW IN BUFFALO, N. z, ATTEND
ING MEETING OF ASSOCIATION
OF PROFESSIONAL
LEAGUES.
Said TO Be Backing Schem-Play
Sunday Games At Rella1rs.

With the meeting in Buffalo starting
Yesterday Of professional organized
la scbalI leagues. more and more pr"Ha>
bio becomes the formation Of a Wheel
ing club in the proposed reorganiz"d
Central league.
According 10 a reliable source. II was
learned last evening that DR.. frank r.
Carson. OF South Bend, who has been
offered the presidency of the new league
will be In the Wheeling district early
next week 70 discuss with several per-
sons the possibility OF having Wheeling
in the league.
II was also reported that n prominent
Bcllalre man and several local business
men are interested IN the scheme. and
the fact that DR.. Carson is soming here
seems to add more emphasis 10 the pos
s.hIli;y OF Wheeling having n club.
That Wheeling may have Il club III
an organized league next summer, tho
first in several years. the last being In
1916, was welcome news to many local
diamond fans, and the general conscn-
sus OF opinion ia that the club would
DC well supported.
With the rumor heard last evening. II
was hinted that the weekday games
may be played at League Park. while
Sunday games would be taken 20
Bnllaire.
However. all depends upon what
action will be taken at the Buffalo meet
ing this week, as the plans are being
threshed out. 1t, could not be learned
last evening whether a representative
Of this city IL present.
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ANNUAL FOOTBALL BAXoU23
DATE II SET-PLAN0 ONLY
TENTATIVE As YET.
Twelve Men VIII CT Letters y 91m-
Anair to BE Ssmi-Pubie-
HrSndS Invited.

Although plans are only in the max
ing as yet, the date for the annual foot
ball banquet for the sridders Of Wheel
ing high school will be held on Wednes-
day evening. December 81. probably In
the Elks club. according to = an an
nouncement made last evening by W. A.
Lang, director Of physical education OF
the public schools.
Mr.. LanE's announcement will Be well
come news, for many inquiries have
been heard as TO the date and details.
The director also announced the at
fair will BIO Of s~emi-publio nature, each
member of the squad being given "
tickets for friends. Following the BAN
quet, the letters Of the team will be pre-
scented to twelve men. whose names
have not yet been announced, follow
ing. which an entertaining program will
be given. d.
The letters to be awarded men shis
year will be to men only who played In
sixteen full quarters. or half OF the
games played. Parts Of quarters will
not be considered.
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HOME RUN KING NOT ELIGIBLE
TOPLAY BEFORE MAY %: OTHER
YANk PLAYERS ALSO BAN|SHED

Chicago, Dec, 5-The bad news" for Babe Ruth. worlds champion home
IN hitter with the New York Yankees. broke today
Ruth a fined his worlds series prize. amounting to S336226. and SS
pended until May 20 of the 1922 season by Judge lands. commissioner Of
baseball, for participating in exhibition games. following TIT close OF the
worlds series games between the Giants an Yankees.
0utfelder Bob MeuSel and Pitcher William Piercr. also members of tho
penpant winning Yankees who participated in the transforming trip with
Ruth. drew substantially the same penalty. Pitcher Piercys fine as 500
leSs than the other two playerS-PiercyS share OF the worlds series benC
that much less than the other players received.
The suspension Of Ruth for at least the first month Of the American
league pennant ace practically means. baseball observers pointed MT to-
hcmerun record nert seaSon The fact that he will not be eligible to appl:
it almost impossible for Ruth to shaterh his record of ffE:nine homerS the
experts said.
y The decision Furnishing Ruth and the other players. which, in the base
ball world rests "a the los important Judge Lands IA made sine he
became commissioner "a made after " months deiberaton.
After the players gave up their II Judge Lands sent each 4 question
naire asking their reasons for violating the rules Of organized baseball
The rule. enacted in 1911. forbids a member OF a eam competing in the
worlds championship series from participating yin my exhibition games after
the close Of the series.
Ruth replied to the QueSionnare.. but neither Of the others answered.
Judge Lands, in his dcciion. said the offending players "Vifuly and
violation. but rather a mntinOus defiance. intended by the players to present
this question: Which is the bigger-baseban or any individual in baseball
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MOVE NOT GIVEN ENOUGH SUP
FoRT-wILL BE AT ELKs' CLUE
INSTEAD, or FRAT HALL
COMMITTEES OF BURNERS Men Take
Chrrg-Team Members and school
Officials Invited

At a meeting OF citizens AID 4 com
miit2c e.. b;:sinsss men &c Martins
Perry held last evening in the Board of
T-"r- rooms &: was found the move
ment or DOT for the community ban
urr- f~i1ay evening for the Martins
F.vry HiG school grid stars was not
receiving .u"uKh support, and 4 slight
=: N-r in t%- p:ars was made.
The hanqa", 4! be ned Friday even
In. In the Elias Cu Instead % the
Fat Hall. ~ OFT inaliy PLANNED. with
a c"mmit;e- Of thirty hus.HrsS men IN
charge instead vc the BoD@teCs' club an |
Rw,r' oI Trade who originally started
IL. pIp'rmrcE; under way.
Members %: the tootha,! squad. teach
erS e.. ;Ge ; 400, representatives. OF the
pes. InG the committee N charge
w 0s accommodated at the banquet
an. although 4 was not definitely de-
Iil"' ,r;' evening. L 10 aid those who
purchas" tickets vii be accommodated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
CATHEDRAL To
OPEN WITH HI
Of BRIDGEPORT
FIFTEEN CANDIDATES IN TRAM
ING FOR COMING FLOOR SEA-
soN-PRosPEcrS GOOD.
Schedule IL Nearly Complete-W1n Be
Announced Latsr This Week
Good Teams.

Brother Arthur, manager of the Cathe>
dral High school basketball team. las:
evening announced the opening game of
the season will be with the bridgeport
High school Qu!ntette next Tuesday
evening on the Cathedral floor.
Although the schedule Is not yet filled
up. 1, Is said it will consist Of the hes,
teams in the Wheeling district. and
many good games are being anticipated
10y followers Of the maroon md cream.
Fifteen candidates arc out for the
team. with every man of last years
crack five in school. No team has yet
been selected. according to Brothr Ar
thur. nor will the squad be cut down
any. The full number will hr kept In
training all season. and used when pos
Sible.
Prospects orc exceedingly bright for
The cadets this season. and no doubt
there will be much Interest in the
schools team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
CHESS TOURNAMENT
AT CARROLL CLUB
Winners IN Older and Young Mems
Groups TO Play FOR Club Cham
pion1hip

Plans are under way to hold a chess
tournament al the Carroll club on Jan.
ua-y 2ud. The. schedule - not yet com.
plcte. bue will be announced later. The
PLAYERS MIL be divided in TO two groups
"A" and p. The COMMITTEES in charge
is composed Of J.. J. Owens. A. s.
Epson and \. l.. Dolan.
The tournament will he for only
members OF the club and all players
are requested to sign Up ~ soon rs pos
sible. The two groups are for the pur-
pos. OF dividing the players according
TO their ability and the length OF time
they have been at the game. Each group
will be run as a separate tournament
and the winner Of group N" will play
the winner Of group "B" for the cham
pionshIp OF the club. \ small regis
trat:on fee will be charged apd cash
prizes will be awarded the successful
players.
During The last year 4 number OF new
players have taken UP the game AZ the
Carroll club and there has been great
discussion az TO the ability Of some OF
the new students OF chess. While IL IS
conceded that the older men. who have
been playing for ears, seem TO have
tho edge. yet some OF tho Young rel-
lows are able 10 put up 4 fairly strong
game. and promise 10 make T. interest
ing for some OF the old boys.
Many people Imagine that chess -
an entirely too deep game for them and
that they would not have the patience
or the brains to play. However. some
of the most restless and tl!ghty people.
after being instructed in the primary
parts OF the game. Settl" down and play
for hours. 80 great IL the interest.
Formerly IL was hard 20 find very
many chess players. Generally they
were old men. students and great think
ers but that Is not the condition at tho
Carroll club today. About twenty-five
members have sIgniaed their intention
20 enter tho tournament and no doubt
Il will be an interesting affair.
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r. Installing the draft system between
minors and majors. were temporarily
s~idetracked while magnates and play
erS discussed Commissioner Landis'
ruling and its possible effect upon the
national games success.
It was the generally expressed
opinion that the best interests Of the
game demand disciplining Of the play
ers and that the penalty imposed
would have the effect of putting a stop
10 Transforming" after future world's
series.
Colonel Jacob c. Rupert and
Colonel T. l.. Huston. owners OF the
Yankee. said. after reading a copy
Of Commissioner Lands ruling. that
they would abide by it and keep the
three players out Of the game for the
first five or six weeks Of next season.
The national board of arbitration
this Afternoon took UP the 126 cases
o. disputes over contracts. releases
and other issues growing out OF the
seasons play in the twenty-six minor
leagues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
Repudiate Acceptance
Of Pennsylvania Rules

New York. Dec. Sly the Associat-
cd Press)-Anthony !iair- Information
al representative of the United Brother
hood Of Maintenance Of Way Employees
and Railway shop Laborers. announced
tonight that his organization would re-
pudiate acceptance by the unions Penn
~sylvania System division Of rules pro
posed at a conference In August. with
officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
He asserted that three officers OF the
divisional uni2n had been expelled for
accepting the rules, which failed to rec
oEnIze the union, and leading a seces-
sionist movement to the Pennsylvania
system maternity, created under he
roads E. for employees organization
Mr.. ST. added that unless the Penn
sylvania. Railroad agreed to negotiate a
working agreement with ohe United
States Brotherhood in accordance with
provisions made by the United States
railroad la Dor Board. the alleged viola
ton Immediately would be laid before
the board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
Minor Leaguers Approve
Ruling in Ruth's Case
Owners of the Yankee Team Declare
They Will Abide BY Judge
lan1is' Ruling.

Buffalo. y. Y. Dec. 5.-The penalty
imposed upon Babe Ruth and two
other players Of the New York Ameri-
can league team for disregarding an
order AGAINST playing in exhibition
,ameS following the worlds series con-
test. overshadCwed all else in interest
among the baseball men. minor and
major, here today for the twentv-frSt
annual meeting OF the Association Of
Professional Baseball Leagues.
Deals for players. President Michael
II. Sections campaign for greater
economy in the management OF
smaller leagues and the possibility Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
BIC LEAGUERS -
MEET DEC. 10

Chicago. Dec. 5.-Club owners OF the
American and National leagues will
meet in joint session In New York OLE
December IS. Mt which time Judge X.
NJ. Lands, commissioner OF baseball,
will address them regarding the 1922
season.
Judge Lands. sent out the call for
the meeting today at the suggestion OF
John 4. Heydler. president Of the Ma.
tional league.
The annua meeting Of the American
League viii be held in New York on De
&c hrbcr IA, a day previous to the joint
meeting. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
BABE RUTH FINED $3,362 AND SUSPENDED
WHEELING HIGH GRIDDERS To Be
FETED ATE[kS CLUB ON DEG. Il
PUG|tIST SENTENCED

New York, Dec. 5.-Convicted Of en-
b6zzling $4,000 in federal admission
Z .whichshe had collected at boxing
bouts staged by ~h!m;Ja1nes J. Johnston,
a former pugil!st, was sentenced by
Federal Judge Van F1eet"today TO pay
a me OF $500 and spend so days in the
Essex county, ". J., prison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
SOUTH AFRICA PRODUCES
ANOTHER STAR ATHLETE

South Africa has developed another
wonderful schoolboy athlete in l.. 3. 3.
BetcS. whose performance early last
month at the Jeppe high school meet
and later IN the Transvaal Inter-high
school Championships x that he
may-and probably will-better the rec
Fds OF Reggie +. Walker and r. G.. n.
Rudd both Of whom are credited with
wonderful performances as sChoolboys.
Rudd. in fact. being reputed to nave run
the half mile faster than ever he has
run since.
Belts. a big built hut 1.-the and clean
limhed youth OF II. won the 100. 40 and
$50 yards AT Jeppe school. and his 100
yards in l0is ecOnds was somewhat
sensational. but II was in the quarter
that he startled the timekeeper by win
ming his preliminary In sos seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
CHANCE PLANSFOR MARTINS FERRY
COMMUNITY BANQET FRIDAY NIGHT
CLANCY DEFEATED

Philadelphia. Dec. . George clancy.
Baltimore. lost to Freddy Jacks Of Eng
land in the second round Of 4 scheduled
eight r"lnd bout tonight on a foul.
Jacks Gained to. have been hit low. and
the referee stopped the hout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
MANY VIOLATING TRUST Law.

New York. Dec. '6.--At least 10000
big business men" In the United States
are enga Gcd In open and wilful violation
OF the Sherman antitrust law and state
antitrust statutes. Samuel Untermyer.
special counsel to the Lockwood legis-
Ia tive committee asserted in a report
at resumption Of the committee ses-
sion today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
Alleged Swind|e Ring
Members Are Indicted

Chicago. Dec. 5.-Charles w. French
md John " Worthingtun. members OF
an alleged Swtndle rtng. were among 10
persons named in indictments contain
Ing 70 cunts OF using thc malls to de-
fraud and one Of conspiracy TO use the
malls to defraud returned before Judge
\. Carpenter In federal court today
The alleged schemes on which the in
dictment were based we're attempts 70
use notes to buy bank stock, by which
to gain control Of the banks. which
would give them money on notes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
GRADE SCHOOL. |
-. BASKETBALL
. NIaFS oA1WA
vArRdtv YR~O

LAST N1aFS oA1E1A
vArxtty LSSE0a,
Union Z; Rtchie 2. .
. CIay%12;' Madison 9.
Washington TO-. Centre .. (s1tra
Derlod).
Eighth GradA
Richie 2; Union o; forfeit.
Clay 81; Madison 5.
Centre 16; Washington 3.
Seventh 0rads.
Union Q: Richie Z.
Madison 4; Clay o.. 1872.
Centre IL: Washington 10.
. Sixth 0rsd&
Richie G: Union 5.
Madison 90; Clay l.. ~...
Centre Il; Washington I.
Special ISAGuA
Jefferson 8; Mckinley 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
NOTICE.

Captains Of Musee Ten Fin League
49, urgently requested 70 have a repre-
sentative 10 bowl In handicap wednes-
day. december 7.
II e. KILLRUCK.
Secretary.
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Certain Savages believe that when
anyone sncc2,s he +, getting rid Of 4
deamon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06

The American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers was chartered in 1881.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06

Nero was born in the ancient town OF
Antium on the Tyrrhenian sea.
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MusEE TEN I'm LEAGUE

Totals ........iii 5Ih Sol ltf4
Tonight: Ccmehacks W. Warwood Can:
Pretenders VS. IennSy.
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MusEE DUCK Pin LEAGUE

Totals ...3l3 So 34S 1854 1909
n night:-7:S0 r. m" Log Cabins VS. w.
China 900 p. M. L.. Dairy No. ! VS.
Wish. 80
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BOWLING

MASONIC DUCK PIN LEAGUE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
RALLY DAY, HARVEST HOME festival
A}:1 0TEEh SPECIAL 1sh Chi. .;y SERVICES
FEATURE WHEELING WORSHIP SUNDAY

V"-'h V'"-- ga" .':r" ";''"'
l,.,, ~ - ...~d>d. and S'r... 'he "N""-
81. d. .. ..... ~"e.;r,~ s.'r,ir.'~ aro'" ~"
'"...~.'.. ~ sabbath aaE ;.;.."rs"IS -
growing
lrv J,roh :.,!...ns'oc, :..'.r - =
...'...- > co.. ...'r ',r.. f." us ter
"su:... SAINT. %" .. .. l.; IN"
u.a-n!ng s-:.'.~ r:a ." l'.r.' OF mo
$,."t. Il Peace =. =" o.. AK Both
s"-,r.rrs wcr. .,c.,.s:",l 3" ~. Hrtttins-
rai..'S :nirr,iah.e u.Nu""r AZ! w"re mos
,,ny:nrlug and comforting 20 h's heat
~rs
Tending The e~"'.lrn 90 = now church
~t!fce. tho C,mcr, :,t!nr 81 thu We -
inr Baptist ".wple. % which Rev.
George lorkuart Is pastor, IS ho.I-
Ing church scr, ;c..S n, ~. 7. y. g \.
auditorium. ard Yesterdays services
were raoS' STc-PSscul
SNdent Minister breaches.
E.v l"-nv ~, avs. 4 stucen; rcr N"
ministry from the Second Presbyterian
c:..;cu. occupied ;ho pulpit OF that
church Sunday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
delivering al excellent sermon. Rev.
Myers leaves Tor Princeton this com
ing week. where \. enters his second
yea ot ,N"o'cr.sr, trimming. pr. Fer
r,s pastor Of tie cGur"!.. occup!"d N"
pulpit n; The morning service. taking
Tor his theme. An UrAttrac;tre Eer-
sonality.-
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RAILROAD news
.PENNSy VETERANS
WILL HOLD SESSION

Tho I,unsvlt MIA R"jIr. NJ NiN"i'''i
2IIIsiun Ir'":nu- h"-'' .n'."r VIII my
a., r,4' ir.rorCanf meeting since - 80
.p,ir.r.r WHs ,rgnn'Ich s-l"'"i rI"l''h ,
.ncr ~ -. Tnu'l.s,u " r. ,'Nr'--N "r
rrc r-'..ri THURSDAY evening". '"i"h"i
6 ~ 'hiS meeting. N" mot important
Hrtl". 49,. =" "a" aI"p .'n "i 80"
-'..Uilun ,rd ,:o,.".ai election ~ ni
fc-rs IN. busiprs~ meeting w'I' +"
-, ,l..l f"r ! n'ri"'A in thc afternoon nnH
wi %" ~ e.S.'"n uur! n'C!"ck ~
vh!.r ''m~ dinner wifi be serted. Man.
....u"rA' officers ~ ~" H"nrtN SHSi""
ana hr'srrl"ss men hav. promised :" .
ten,l 10" meetings - which hummer
wil serve 49, hreahrrE Every veteran
rr,i'"l- on tho 8 I"clinE hiris'"r IA
been Hs.:rd /" p''~nl -" mc"'inr
Tn. association a. rae "r"scn' I'm"
tas large membership. hut II Is inc
4 .sire Of tho 0rEIrIZrrs :" enroll rNrrF
aGcd emplol" :s ~l"mhrr. Those "h"
pa yet have not ro!ucd RI" association
Will DO given the opportunity to 40 so
at this meeting. Although complete
list Of the nam.. Of present rn"mh'T"
could not Re occurred tie roster contains
the rnouher.h!p o, ouch PERSONS ~ I
T.. Wood. George W. G""d"n. ii"p"r'
Howell and n fcw who I"-' saw 'H+
building ~ a. tho railroads thHi no"
run into Wheeling.
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Bad Luck and the Devil
Pursued Him

I DON'T think any one has had rnors
bad luck and sickness than I have In
1905 had tw" RIBS an arm and collar
bono broken - Il railroad accident. Then
! had pneumonia. After recovering
crossed n pasture when 8 bull chased
me. tossed ne over the fsnce and broke
my right leg. In 1917 7 had typhoid
fever, since then severe s'"mach and
liver trouble which no medicine or doc
tor touched until two Years. ago ] got
A bottle o. Mayrs Wonderful Remedy
which proved The mrs: ray OF light IN
thirteen years" II IS a simple, harm
less preparation that removes tho ca
tarrhal r2ucus FROM tho Intestinal trait
and alleys the Inflammation which
CAUSES practically al stomach. Hvrr and
intestinal ailments. Including append
c!,ta on. dose will convince or money
refunded e. II. Crtsst & Co and drug.
Eists everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
GUY Z. HOLDEN. PryN CIHA1s. WITH
TEN ASSISTANTS.
Au-o Rrp0i: Snd welding II Attractive
Feature Of IrS.I action.

Instruction. T.. ,rc X 81 = rI"f'
,.lo.l : -, =. ~n,.:!.g wear go" -.
rs.,,1 ,.,,.r.l,. Ir.f .,I., = H,,'1"r.
..,,,. ..r,.,r o. i...s.v !r.'',r'" US .~a
.. ..' .a ns 49," iva ~ 20" niEh' ..''
.rnta .>hoor e o;-net - al - e"r>l..'
,.".. - w.''' 4" r','!nn- The l"'-"
MI ''ve 10 pay small zee V''"
'rr.s ..r o." s"M. "l THIS EAR
10 ~. a.'.'r.''''" r""''r ana N"''''''
dep'ri".n' .,,,...
arrl,'a;'"u~ AN s;i'; ~ 9" Ny @',i,'"''
NJ the rch'"os office. '""m 200 S'.h"' .
huilliGg. between ARD m "r q
and
Tho autonol''' H"f 7v%d'"g H"par'
rent ~ TIE school ~. >" '"'''' u,
No. 1915 Mu!u stree "''r" e'"'
thousand dollars hn' h-"u '''h' -
equipptng the place $ 49, ''.' ~"
Gents can learn all nh"u' ~ 'h''"'%-
Following are the tnsi' ..'"''' -. .''''
Accounting and CCT;'. "''!i
: h., J nweua. sos.!"r- Tuesday '"'
Thur sday
Nlvert!anr- Wtl''"" ' ''N"'N'
sessions Monday Nnt "''"">H',
Business Arithmctic-- Miss S"i ma :"
win. ssssicas Monday. ed""S"'N III"
Friday.
70 kk"""'ne~ Froc. : ''9' or. 'e@
stons ..ity. Ned1"~!7N ~ u FT'uNN'
Ru.f...~s FnEl'sN l''' - L.'r''
Barn Nou.<. sessions N"nd"N. ""dN'--
tav and Friday
Elementary English rrc'. Earl W.
Glossy sessions Monday Wednesday, and
Friday
rualr n2eakins Hrr George e.
I,cokhArt. sessions Tue"!a and Thurs
dRy
SAleSuanrhir Ware" f. Church
sers!ons tn epday and Thursday.
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Mrs. May YlAnsrty

Tuesday mornlHg at $50 O'CLOCK a.
tho late home. rear No. 1924 Chaplin
stree. tunera! services viii be held for
n. late Mrs Mar January F'iRherty.
aged 50 years. widow OF tho la;e Pa
rick fTaherty. Requiem high mass vii
oe oeserved AT 81. Jnseph's cathedral al
O'Clock ard lnterment WILL take place
In Mount calvary cen"t~ry.
Mrs Fishery. who was one OF Wheel
tng's oldest residents. d'eh saturday ar
,erncon at . 70 o'clock following hrt"t
Illness 81 pneumonia Sh. was born -
Ireland IN 1871. corning - 'h's county
with her parents at 10 "a" q. rs. T"r
husband Yrecedsd ~" - the grave tnu'
years ago. Mrs. Flaherty VAS derou'
member OF g. Jose?hs cathedral Sur
VIKING her 10 one daughter. Miss kath-
erina
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Mr Clam PINK

Mrs. Cara Plummer Fink dad Sunday
morning at $3.50 o'clock a. her alto home.
No. IS Alley -. after . several months
illness. she was n her thirty-nfth year
and Is survived by hsr son. Master
''harles Plummer: her father and moth
er: three sisters. Mrs. Zona Lyd!ck. OF
Florida: Mrs Elizabeth ptehl. OF Wheel
Ing. and Mrs. Gertrude Lydlck OF TrtA-
de,phia: two brothsrA William paV!a.
employed ~ '''A TCit.d Tairy company,
and Harry Iavis. Of ths Marsh stoS's
plant
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Rooovinf Services

This morning At l. o'clock a. ne home
Of the grandfather. John Farmer a.
Roaev's Point, funeral services VIII he
hold for Athena. month old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Rodov'ck. who
died Saturday afternoon following
ertet illness. Rev. 4. NJ. HawriCk -
Triadelphia N. 2. church. Viii "N!c!7'~
and intsrmsnt will be mad. IN West
Alexander cemeterY.
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OBITUARY
Services for Infant

Sunday afternoon 81; o'clock tuner-
al Reryices Mere held at North Wheeling
hosy!taI Tor Tito Anna Mae infant
ch'la Of Mr. and Mrs Frank Bates Of
BogSs Kun. who d.ed at the hosp!ta.
Saturday morning u: . o'clock, follow
Ing Sror; ii,ness Of intant!le trouble.
The child was one year and fourteen
days old lrt4rCenr vas made In MI
Calvary Cemetery.
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