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College Baseball
YESTERDAYS RESI- LIS

yesterdays RESULTS
Yale, {; Princeton, o.
Union. 4; Trinity, 4.
Tufts. 2; Bowdoin. / ds tinningsl.
Boston College. Ia; Conn. aggies, /.
Amherst, 3 Dartmouth. g.
Mass Aggies. 4; ilaston U.,1.
Holy Cross. 4: Vermont, o.
Brown, IL; New Hampshire State. 4.
Penn State. ~; Buctneii, 6.
Michigan. 10; Illinois, 4.
Wisconsin. 6; SotFe Dame. ..
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PRINCETON
YALE

Princeton 0 o 0 %
Two base hit - McIlvainc Three base
hit--Watson. Left on bases-Princeton. 6 :
Yale, 8. Struck out-By Jefferies . by
Coke, 3. Bases fon balls-On Margetts, /.
off Jefferies, .; off Coke. 2. Stolen base
Murphy Sacrifices--Aldrch Herman (2).
Hit by pitcher-By Margetts (Crane); by
Jeneries tSloan, twice.. Hits-On Mar
getts, in innings; off Jefferies, in g.
Umpires-Dewitt and kuhns. Time of
game-l:40
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Totals. 2s 2 "a II oil Totals. 81 6 8 u 13 .
eBatted for Bagby in ninth inning

Cleveland. o o 90
Boston. sa,.. 0 4 0 Ks
Two-b base hits-Speaker, Pratt. Menosky.
Liebold. Witt. SacrfoeB-Collns. Scott
Left on. bases--Clevcland, ? Boston, d
Bases on bals-OG Bagby, : off Jones l.
Struck out--By Bagby, /: by Jones, q
Umpres-Dinneen and Connolly Time Of
game--1;15
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AT BUFFALO

Rochester ,...oOt g G o o "a .
Buffalo .....o 0 o o o . x-7 5 2
Batterles-8organ, Post and Mattox;
Rogers. Gordopier and Bcngpugb.
AT TORONTO (First game)
r. H e.
Toronto .......O 90 Q o Ks IL o
Batteries kircher, Montgomery and
Hrediger; Thomas and Devine
(Second game)
Syracuse ....o 0 o 3 o 2 o Is i i
Toronto ,...... Q x--7 12 o
Batteries Dodson. Olson and Gillian
Snyder and Devine.
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The scol
Totals. II l5 80 Is 0 Totals.... 50 : 80
|Batted for Dykes in eighth inning.
Batted for Romnel in eighth inning.

Detroit $500. o 3 . q o 10 2--7
Philadelphia o e--5
Two base hits-Cobb Heilnau Witt
Perkins. Home ruus---Veach, c, Walker,
stolen base-Fiagstead Sacriaces--Jones,
Perkins Double plaY--Flagstead Bush
and Blue. Left an bases Detroit Z PhIa
delph a. s. BASES on balls-OH E.hmke 3;
off Rommel !. Hits-Off Rommel ~ IN 8
innings off Hasty. in . Hit by pitcher
BY Ehmke tDugaRt struck out BY
Ehmke.. &; by Roinlnel, 3 Wild pitch
---Hasty Umpires and Chill aine
of game: IS.
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Totals a74ll .4sill Totals S4sl2,27 II
'Harris out for interference.

Chicago. M o @ o d
Washington. 2 2 0 0 5 .x--a
Two-bsse hits-SchaIk. Hooper (2l,
Sirunk Three base hits - Harris f2l,
shanks- stolen bases-Harris t2l. Judge.
Rice Sacfifiee---Faik. Left on bases-
Chicago, TO-, Washington. !. Bases on
halls-off Wilkinson, 5 off Aeosta. 3. Hits
--on Wilkipson, 10 in IA innings; off
kiason tBrawerl. struck out BY Wiikin-
soE ny AcoEta, /. Losing pitcher
Kerr pmptres-- Evans and Morisrty. Time
OF game Two hours,
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HEADING u IL

Totas. 4o7 27l21l Totals 3s5 10 81 IA .
Hssdlns Hs%1fs .... ; ! Z 90 90
Two-b base hits -Cotter. Polan. swartz
Walsh Ray Three-base hit--Gobel. Stolen
hases--Shields, shannon. Barnes. Sacri-
fces-Walsb. Craft. Double play-~Wolre,
Cavanaugh and Graft Left on bases
Reading, s; Newark. 13 Bases on balls
off Swartz, off Barnes 2 Hit by pitc her
BY Swartz. > tShields, Withrowf. Struck
oul BY Barnes. by Swartz, ., Passed
bal-Cotter Umpires-O' Bren and Nc
Gowan. Time of game-205.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
THE LEADERS

THE LEADERS
:. Ruth, 16; Kelly, 8; Emil MeuseI. o:
Kenneth Williams. 8; Cobb, I: Clarence
Walker. I; Bob Meusei, 8; Heilman, 6;
elmer smith. q; Perkins 6; Wright
stone, 9; Fournier s; Dugan, 3; DYKES.
D; ty Williams, 5; Earl smith 5.
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HARVARD


Harvard s'''lld', -. Q . ! Q ! . . J = u
Two base hits-Janin. Hallock, Harvey.
Three-base hit-HarVey. Stolen bases
Harvey Whitehih Mouradtan, Emmons.
Sacrice-OWeqS. Bases on balls-Of Lar
sen, 4 /; off Goode, =. Struck out-By Lar
sen, 3; by GoQde. 3, Double play--HallocA
Emmons, Owens, Goode and Conion. Un-
pires-Stafford and Talbot Time of game
- %
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Amherst Beats Dartmouth

HANOVER, n. H., June 4Amherst
defeated Dartmouth here to-day, 3 TO
? in ten-inning game. link and Ross
both pitched excellent ball
The score:
Amherst ~,..... o o 0 q : 0 Ia & 8
Dartmouth. .., I o--2
zink and Fsiei; Ross and Merritt.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, IL; Pittsburgh, 0.
Brooklyn. 4 Chicago, 3.
Boston, 5; Cincinnati, 0,
st. Louis, Ii; Philadelphia, 9.
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Jack Quinn asked to be relieved from
further labor in the seventh. when two
Brownies were on base and two out.
Ferguson here ascended the mound.
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Bob Shawkey was pressed into serv-
ice by Manager Higgins in the eighth.
Hug was afraid to trust Ferguson fur
ther Bob famed the first two men
to face him.
The score:
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Standings in Major Leagues

AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 8: ST. Louis, t.
Detroit, Z; Philadelphia, 90 ins.)
Boston, 5; Cleveland, 6.
Washington, 8; Chicago. 4.
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Wallie Pipp had lots of trouble In
the sixth. Williams, the first Brown
batter, bounced single off Wallie,s
glove and then Collins went his pal
one better b. cracking Pipp's shins for
a double
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Peck Makes Great Catch

Peekinpaugh made high Jumping
one hand catch of Tobin's liner in the
fifth 1t was a wonder play.
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Fewster and Meusel collided -ss >
third while chasing Williams,
Chick holding to the bali gameiy
beng knocked down. In the foilin,da.s p =
inning Bodie took Fewster's pla 's" =
in the sixth -,
The Washington herald., 1921-06-26

Mt VERNON. at cars. 81 a at S6J per acre;
another tract Of 81 a. nearby at $40 per
a.; historic neighborhood, mr.. river. LOUIS
z. SHOEMAKER. lIO7 y. Y. ave. NJ. ll66.
BELTSyIILE, Md. on Bait. blvd, % a.,
rm. rm. houses. Price, $I.SOO.
Money REALTY CO., 726 14th st. N. 1899.
TUXEDO. Nd. rms. frame. lot 75I2oo.
Sr. r. sta. $3.50 cash. Price, 81. $4,000.
A. n. Wildman Co. 9th & II SITS.
NEAR POTOMAC, MD. I2.50O.
~ g.. S-rm. house. farm bldgs.
n. L. Sansbury & Co. l4ls Eye st. NJ. 59O4.
STATE RID. TO LaPLATA, ND. 81. 800.
300 .. unimprored woodland
y. L. Sansbury & Co. 14ls Eye St N. 5oO4.
~ ACRES; suitable for subdivision. near
Dist. lines rm. house on property. $500 q.
Mah0rney & Sullivan. 1877 Eye. Tel. N. 1921.
20 acres on BALTIC Pike. mr.. BeItsville. Nd.
Mod. house. gar, barn. etc; elec. car sta.
s35. 900. Mahorney 4 Sullivan. 1927 Eye NV
40 farm good house. barn, etc. Prince
VIM. Co, Na.-Possession. -. 900. Ma.
horney 4 Sullivan, 1927 Eye ct. NV.
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dbe 9aabingtun NrrnIa,a apani~ ~iAn Sfrtinn
FARMS

---~-~-~~~~-~~S>~>~-~~-~~- ~~~~>~s>>~--
SELL OR TRADE soo-ACRE STOCK
ranch; 600 irrigated; "a. .OOO-acre range;
on Black and Yellow Trails; 10000; can
split. wM. H. SMALL, Basin, wyo.
1890
ACkEs OF ground at suitIand. Nd. 90
1850 acre. Money fur. to build. 81. 400. John
2. DoN0HoE SONS, sl4 Pa. ave. se.
MILITARY RD . acres; facing uock Creek
Park; eoc per II. Louis r. Shoemaker.
1905 n. Z. ave. 4. ilse.
sr. NV. BET. era . ioTn Sta
Moor. q Hn Woodward BnIidias.
ta p1s. Ms 6 HsSti : Spsrsi sGci;
20, 728 18th st NV. ". 1889
% a. 10 rms, gar, prosuctive soil q good
timber. Price. $4,000. wm. II. Saunders
( Co. 1893 K st. nv.
NR. BOWIE. ND. Stock and dairy farm:
s7'-A. estate; $4,000; terms. n. e.
Ryon Co.. Inc. I423 Y ST.
Mr.. FOJR CORNERS. ND. go q. dairy
farm; special nt 500 500; terms. n. Il.
Ryon Co.. Inc. 1923 st.
FOR sALE-l5 ACRES MILES FROM
city on macadam road. good buildings.
Price. $500. CAYwooD BROS. & GAR
RETT. Inc. si5 n. Y. ave. NV: 10
so,AcRE doa TARM ? NILES NILES IIos EhoM wHEA:
RETr Hll y. Y. ave. NV. 600
WITHIN THREE MILES or WASHING.
ton: farm Of 20 acres macadamized
road Fine house with general merchandise
business. LAID cheap at $500 per acre.
STOCK. fixtures and equipment worth $4,000
land snbdivided wih bring $4,000. 0ur
price fer uick saIe sls.50O. wU.DMAN
q CO, exclusive agents. III
80 ACRES On 7th ". pike. Montgomery Co.
Suitable for sub-div. Thos. e. FARRELL.
s3l Woodward Bldg. M. T8n.
I: MILES OF wAsI.; i25-ACRE FARM:
fully stocked: well-equirped for chicken
bus: will sell or exc: owner leaving for
V. Y; $4,000. wILDMAN CO., 9th
w. Fk GtoG
sT-ACRE FARM. all improvements. : miles
north OF d. c. line In Montgomery County.
Thns. +. FARRELL. S2T worsvard Bldg. NJ 768.
SALT WATER fr. farm. Nd. state I'd. l45
a, s-rm. col. d.. oyster beds. bar. M"SEY
REALTY CO., 726 18th st. nw ". $3.50.
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Garsgea

REAR l52 llTH ST y E % carsl 81
JOHN y. DoNoHoE a SONS. Sl4 Pa
ave. sc.
REAR Ts5 TTH STREET E $500
JOHN y. DONoHOE A SONS. Sif Pa.
ave.
REAR I24 y CAR AVE. s 2 ssO0
JOHN ,. DONoHOE SONS. 5l4 Pa.
ave.
REAR l47 \ CAR AVE z 500
JOHN =. DoNoHoE 4 SONS. sI4 Pa.
ave
REAR 3I3 IITH STREET 8 z 800.
JOHN y. DONoHOE a SONS. 5l4 Pa.
ave. Sc.
REAR iii S. CAR. AVE s. z $500.
JOHN p. DONoHoE a SONS. 5I4 Pa.
ave. Ee.
REAR a2I STREET y E. SO 90
JOHN ?. DoSoHoE q SONS. sit Pa.
ave. So.
ga ARTHUR PL- Y W. q csrsl. $500.
JOHN Y. DoNoHoE q SONS. sl4 Pa.
ave. So.
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OREGON AVE. MILITARY RD q l7TH
ST. Lots cor. facing Rock Creek &c per
II. Louis p. Shoemaker. l4O7 y. Y. ave.
NV. VI. ll66.
Mr. DELAWARE AVE, n, l. & CANAL.
About $4,000 50. TT; Industrial; eoc IT.;
opposite Nj Vernon wharf. Louis T. Shoe
nrker. 1907 ". Y. ave. N. ll66.
GEORGIA AVE. 18TH Sr & TUCkERMAS
ST. Good buy; -esidentiai about IN
acres; $1,000. Louis p. Shoemaker. l40I N
Y. ave. N. ll66.
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Shoe Rep: L 81 NV: sl2o: "a be rented ey
week; price $1,000. p. Y. Cariey. 6l7 ]
81. NV. Franklin 6l53.
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NORTHEAST Drrgoods Store cheap rsn
W II. Only $500. A. n. wudnss = D.
9th sts
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Oyster House: Pa. ave; rms; rent $50;
price si,1Oo. p. y. Csrlsy. GIT st. nv.
Franklin 6l53.
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LUNCH ROOM on Pa. ave mr. govt bidrs.
$40 'aiIy income: 2-yr. lease. xsa: prize.
s.. ON r '. CARIEY. 6l7 2 st. NV. 4le
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ON II ST. y. E.; grocery; h.w.L. eiec.: nj
home and doing good business. SIC. 80
wIIDMAS co. 9th & II NV
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To Let for BuSiness.
Suburban for Rent

ARLINGTON; PINE SIN-RooM COTTAGE;
follow Columbus club sign boards. hftrep
minutes out WESTCOTT. on ground
ju-2s - jy2 1915
CHEVY CHASE. m. CTRcLE-S ROOMS
ami cool porches: $50 per month
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1907 y Y. ave
Main llsS
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Grocery Market; 18th st. NV; rent $50 vith
lease; price s.. $50. P. y. Csrley. GIT ct
NV, Franklin 6l53
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FOR SALE

redit--Furniture--Cash
Special Discounts for Cash.
SAVE MoNEr-BUY AT
< s'n s4s' nSD
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BAKERY. in Petwortn: nne stana. -nes
rent long lease: f1lly equipped; retirin
wILDMAN CO.. 9th 4 II Nv
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Del. & Soda n. Fixtures: i4th St nv; rsnt
s. mo- Ctrley. 6l7 ST nwF 6lS
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NEAR WASHINGTON; greeI soust. w.ii
equipped: doing fine business: retiring.
WILDMAN co. 9th a II NV
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SHOE REPAIRING.
CABINET MAKER AND UPHOL-
STE.RER.

ANTIQUES. REPRODUCTIONS. REPAIR
ing, upholsteripE. woodcarVing. finishing.
Gaming. North lIse. 1417 You st. NV.
W ZyEARE Pron
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P. F. CARLEY.
GIT E Street Northwest.

MASS. AVE. Mr.. LING. Pr 2-PARTY
apt; r. b.; each renting for $50;
gar. space; rent one. live In other; pre-
war price & terms: $1,000. wILDMAN 4
co. 9th & II. FL. 6406
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FIFTY THOUSAND PIECES OF WALL
paper. Every piece q bargain; good pa
per, 10. Is and 2oc 4 piece; 30-inch oa tmeal
and Harmonellas. 3-piece roll. sI.O0 MA
H0NEYs. s24 Pa. ave Sc oo2
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LANDSCAPE GARDENER AND
FORESTER.

ESTIMATES MADE FOR IMPROVING
estates, evergreen hedges, nursery stock;
delivery within "a hours. z P. R0DMAN,
lOi Primrose St, Chevy Chase. Cleye. 1879.
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eTH ST. Mr.. Q. Brk.. = rms q b., 4
Consider offer. $500. Louis p. sboemak
er, 1907 y. Y. ave. nv. ". ll66
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KEYS

Duplicate keys made while you wait. 25c
us II st. NV.
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wRECKfNG AND BUILDING.
WE WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS
A. r. THOMPSON. 1887 Z 1t. %.
ttIR yT.l fri-F
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
Enid BENNETT PLEASES
MANY AT The PLAZA

IIoyt Ingrahan. director OF Keep
Ing I'D with Lizzie" the newest bo"
aS,n,on release which - playing NJ tEe
lana theater today and tomorrow was
4, actor and manager OF stage pays
ns.ors coming 10 the camera and nc Is
"a fpll Of stories as some pictures ME
=, close ups Here's ono YOU never
heard: ~ NJ.
Ono. upon a time or thereaoo"ts MI.
r,rransrn', company had run or nara
Iuek On account OF cold weather anu
eoodn Ths troupers were nearly oroKe
--h.n N o.. struck an Illinois town wEi'h
nn..,ed m opera house and here thcF
r.narad FOR n weeks staHd w!'h
ons,ca 70 recoup their broken fortunes.
TT. landlord o: the litt!e country h"'SI
-. genial soul and he liked stage
~ a n, gave the troopers hts FEED
enb on tho afternoon % the day 'a'H
- % Oman took the whole bunch f"f
hob-sled ride Into the country. !.
uas a bright sun-sh;ry day Jus' COW
enough TO keep tho snow from me!unS
and with a liberal supply OF cue. an"
apple Jack and the prospect OF ''H
house at night the day was m'rsS
one. The town lay behind hiSn r!"sc
Of hills and tho sun had SUNK oeH'''u
4, bafore tho sughiaS parry return"
home. A few minutes later just u" '""
sl,d reached tho top OK the ridge
brilliant light burst upon tneIr e"'
chanted vision IN the west.
what OF gorgeous sunset eAEiSA'"eu
InErabam. ~ -. ,,,,,ord
that's the opery house euroin Wy.
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1.-THE FOUR HORSEMEN"
ArSunahsha Gives tbs Ha-HA % Pa<1s
Downs ~ No CARR for IA
Hooded indian

There = ono maid IN the movies 70
whom a Paris gown means ABSOLUTELY
nothing. That rare individual Is none
other than Ninnehaha. she OF the
laughing water" variety.
A full blooded Cheyenne indian. porn
on one Of the reservations IN the | nike
States, whom Indians still posseHSel
their native spirit OF rowing. she joined
her parents In their meaaderiags over
the country, following the tr!oe wner-
aver ,hey went. Finally. with them.
abe to!ned one OF fthe wild west
shows whore her chief role was beng
as she said, Just one OF the signs
Later she went 20 an American schoo.
whore she learned 20 speak the EnS"Sn
,snguaTs. that being ths only thing sne
learned, for she !uS, couldn't get on
20 the white way OK walking and Dress
Ing" She s,Il sticks 20 the Indian Gus
tom Of wearing rloccas!ns.
M.nnehaha Is one OF the characters
playing a role IN the Rex ingram pro-
auction for Metro OF The -Four horSe-
man Of the Apocalypse" by Vicente
Rlasco Ibanez. Her part demanded tna'
sbe vary her former way OF taking.
yalk,nr and dressing. She YRS called
upon 10 wear q modern dress ana
shos-,hs very nrst time she ever was
rorced . wear the clothes OF civ!':za-
ton.
Ninrehaha claims TO be on the 'eaoy
aid. OF MY. but she says. I'm ashamed
o, my age. because know I look !pua6'
even II I haven't any front teeth
The Four Horsemen" Will be seen a.
n. Court all next week. showing twice
daily. a. .:15 and Sis. starting WITH
aoaelal Tabp- day matinee.
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M'MECHEn
Planning Dance.

Planning Dance.
>,cN,rher football. team IL MAKING
''o,,,,,rus rrr q dance o. be Slven the
49, mari ut Srptunber IL the 81
Ia,Srs. hall. Tho young men are WORK,
80 hard and feel certain thht II WI,
bso success. The proceeds VII DO useu
~ purchuse equipment Tor the te"H''
~ 8ake sale.
Nsuher. Of tho Ladies Ala soCio'S
, m. Christian church VII! ho!o oane
oaISs saturday afternoon ana evening
,hs shaw confectionery ana user
nett market. All KINDS or ae!'ctoaH
p.strics Will l." on sac nm" mo ~
p..ds Will be used for tho beneAt OF the
society. 4,. Sunday
,,.,rhcr. or Tho McMechen football
,eam viii hold their hrst practice sun,
ur,. ar,crnoon on South Penwond bail
,,"TL The tryouts will be put through
lard practice by Coach Burke after
,,bi,h tho team will he selected. Any
ono Wishing tryout IN requested 10 re-
,,nrt m II Morgan's cont-c tionery.
Local BOY wsds.
Ths cathedral At Wheeling was Tho
lana Of u pretty Wedding Yesterday
,"orn,nv when Mias Lillian Kelly o.
IyhrelIny Island hrcam" tho bride Of
itancdIct Murphy Of this city. Father
- II Move performed tho ceremony.
Following tho ceremony the bridal
nar,r was entertained With wedding
hrsakfsst nj tho homo "f the bride.
Irtsr HONEYMOON IN tho west. the
couple win :rke up their residence IN
''' rwo-Men Cars In Operation.
After operating for the past month
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h MoUNDSVllLE
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
-, WILL CLOSE TODAY
ID. "'sA
DHAN :. u. CALLAHAN GIVES
1Yf.EnDID ADDRESS Oh "ANoLo'
ATIHIcAM COOPERATION"
1sat Jurors Drawn for September
Taxm-othsr NswS Of thS
Mound City.

Yesterdays Institute program opened
with a devotional. conducted by ReS,
II. b. Workman OF thu calvary VI. L.
church. Dean ], n. Callahan gave tho
opening address, taking Tor MS saeJeGl
"Anrlo-Amarican Cooperation. III.
Caiiahan went back 10 tho time Of 1850
and led up to tho present day. discuss
tnx the relations and cooperation III this
country and Great Britain. Ills speech
was thoroughly enjoyed.
DR.. JepSon and the representative OF
the West Virginia Dental association
failed to appear and President Howard
], McGlnnts OF the West Liberty Nor
NAL took their place. speaking on
Training OF Teachers n Service. or
Growth OF Teachers IN Service" Mr..
Mc0innis' address was very, practical!
and Instructive and was greatly enjoyed
by the teachers.
The afternoon session opened with
ruslc, which was followed b. an adj
drSsI by DIR. j. y. Dcahl. who had al
ready delivered several tne speeches %
J. the teachers. Dr. peahl sT"Sr an pub
licley, and urged the teachers To sub
scribe to popular school Journals.
After speaking for short time he
called upon Miss Gertrude Shaw. local
young newspa perwoman. TO read a pa
per on publicity canraign which had
BEEN carried on in Rhode Island. Miss
shaw spoke at some length on publicity
and then DR.. peahl took the floor again
and made soma explanations 10 the
teachers about the Rhode Island cam
paiEn.
the Betsy Ann for the excursion down
the river. Captain Jos Cresaps took
tho large party 20 Cresars' grove. whore
thoy took supper on tho grounds and
spent tho evening In playing games.
Ths sAOur2!en vAs highly enjoyed by
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! THE THEATRES ;
COBURN'S MINISTRIES
Famous Burnt Cork Artist at Court
romorrow TWO Performances

Joe Coburn. owner Of Coeura
Minstrels. s as enthusiastic an angles
OF lha nnuy tribe as fcc entertainers
Florida IS the Ideal STATE and delights
20 display 20 friends the beautiful drives
and world rcnrwned beach az his home
DaytoaA az vel. AS motor along me
Halifax and other streams where hsh-
ing Is excellent. Charlie Gano VITA
party OF friends were on tor few duys
fishing with "CUhe' the past summer
and among other good ;h."Es IN ina
lunch baskets Was some home-nade
PIE. Gsro Is not strong tur fishing ent
Is long on pie. At;er MS third piece
'Cohe" said: Charles. Il yen ets a"E
more p.s you'll sure bus; a!"2. Az
right PASS tho pie and Sc; out or no
way" WAS tho comedians reply. IL =
evident ne did not bust. however. .s
he Is coming 70 the COuT tomorrow Tor
two performances as usual VITA Go
burns Nlus:rels with new "Te "'
songs. Jokes and comedy acts for ~HiSN
hs In famous II Is said the show IL
TIA pes, Manage Cohurn has ever had
and aside from Gauo tho company mas
bean entirely changed IN personnel. WIN
now acts. scenery. costumes. and mu-
sicai numbers Gano's "Hindoo a''et
piece Is said to be the best ana tunnl-
est farce ne has ever 2roduceo' cos
tunes, characters and scenery IN keep
ing with comlcal and absurd situations
musical and dancing numbers h.e,
spersed throughout. ecHps!nG tho CHI
nose Finale off the past year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
NINE

street. will be home today from Sisters
Vile where she has been for the past
week on vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

IN. ms, two weeks. will 40 home to-
.unr,"w w." ywar in"T NlS'''.;
friends mad r,.rt'v.r n Pittsburgh ana
h-u Wei, :" .''il ma, ph:'
City Force Busy
IT,, ,'.y ~I'.,.i l":'c WI* woTk'nE ~
rn.. - ..i'y e "u"h H""W""I yrHte'-
.n,y ',l'. ..',' :...d ~ "."tninF me nc
... ~; AIT -..,.:- THIS N:hGS ur '"r
I'd, 80 ,..,i.rH cat u" levers a."
,irrpl'.C.3 n,:.. ?uG ...crH' ~: - re&aru-
.... ,..g -. DO. IN "'"rI shnl'".
De!egatos Home Tomorrow
l,vrntt,. g.. ,.rnr,.,. ri ms section WI"
.,,r n,..udt3r .'.. r"uvrntinn 81 tie
Grand l"i:" ~ Knights "f l'ythlhS "t
,..,,,...:,.,,i lE.- N-rl; will lie home TO-
,.io rrI,r,'%"n'cl the local ledge VIII ne
n.r!udcd IN the delegates thnt are L"
,r,uru T., M So Ion = the state.
TO Give Hike
SCI"ra' l"... y"I'E people arc XIX
uirg !" RI" It hike next week VIM u
,,ii, be h":h rn' i;r"wl.S run. 'l'utchy
Hurrny ~! walter rearl are ON INC
riurmili,r f,r making the arrangements
- IL" ,,f.;Er Aud are planning 10 Sho"
the hikcr- a L"nd time.
MAY 10 Home Sunday
II his c"nd.t'or rontiumrs t" improve
WaIrrr lari,'."s. local young man "ho
has h-"n confined ut tho North "h"e.-
INK hospital for the past three wc"K5.
,,h"rn Il" rnd-rw"nt an operation. may
i.- .h.c :" hr brought home Suniay hH-
cord ,ng To an announcement from .h'
l,srtIs} last evening II ia said that
rs condition. IS better than ever ana ne
=, unS ru the road 10 re"oV"ry'
Drannen Boy Improves
Harold ErsnuRu. well Enu"h BOY "i
Ills city who was injured last Euehnay
Lf,rrmnnu when he fell through WIN
,,,,y a, tho Union h!Gh s"hnpl. continues
+. improve ut tho Gi"~dals hospital
where he was taken following tho acct
int. Attendants ut the hospital an
rnrInreA last evening that nmy Do
week before re viii be able To leave