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Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-02
MacSwiney's Brother Makes
Escape From Prison Camn

Cork, May 1.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press )--Sean MacSwiney,
brother of the late Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney, with two other Sim Feiners
under internment, escaped today
from the Spike Island internment
camp. They overpowered the guard
while working outside the fort and
seized a motor boat on the shore.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-02
Thieves Strip Auto.

Alexandra, Neb., May 1.-(Spe-
cisl.) automobile belonging to
Henry Sim of this vicinity was
stolen from the main street while he
was attending a dance here and was
driven five miles into the country,
where it was stripped OF four tires,
one hind wheel, the radiator and a
spark plug
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-02
Des Moines Stock Company to
PLAY Summer Run in Omaha

Des~NIoines, Ia May l. - (Spe-
cial Telegram. Announcement was
made here by the Adams Theater
company that the Princess Stock
company would be sent intact next
week to Omaha where they will en-
ter season of summer stock at the
Brandeis theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-02
Fire Sweeps Dakota Village.

Grand Fork, n. D., May 1.--Fire
swept the village of Thompson, n.
D., 10 miles south OF Grand Forks,
late Saturday night, burning a hard
ware shop, two pool halls, barber
shop, grocery store, a meat mar
kct and the postofiice. No estimate
Of the damage was available.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-02
Hebron Academy Clee Club
Gives Concert at Deshler

Dcshler, Neb., May 1.-(Special.)
The glee club from the Hebron
academy, composed of so students
of that institution under the direction
of Prof. M. Paysen, gave an excel
lent program to a capacity audience
in the opera house here.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-02
Broken in Health and Spirit Wdow of
Allen Gran1mer Now Wed to Omahan Tries
To Erase Thoughts of Past From Mind

Alien Vincent Gmmer of
mother nw Mrs. Lulu Vog All mortal of him Quietly
in the little village cemetery of Palmer, Neb.
But for the brave wife who stood by him until his death
whose he walked the gaows there sleep No quiet No
No from the anguish of torrg thoughts and doubts
mayhap
She Mrs Paul G. Ruprigh 1881
Spencer Omaha it became known yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-02
Chautauqua Association
Organized at ,Lodgepole

Lodgepole, Neb., May I. = (Spe-
cial. 1.-The Lodgepole chautauqua as
sociation was organized and the dates
this year set for June IS to II.
The following officers were elected:
DR.. H. L. Mantor, president; A. H.
Kuhlman, vice president; w. J..
Chase, secretary-treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-02
The Weather

Forecast.
Nebraska-Fair Monday with ris-
ing temperature. Ieesday unsettled
with showers in west portion; warm
er in southern portion. =
1owa-Generally fair Monday;
warmer in west portion. Tuesday
fair; warmer in east and south por-
tions.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-20

Fr-rt5 Ls-e4s Ers.rs.nss
NesFgf ~ tfe sn.ta
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08
7SEZ !! \ J / 4

az Iio0s lad stolen away % sflusasef
tree aid ulade a nest for iaaaseif.
Lei everyone be, al that Tree q the
early nlgFalng. said Grassifa.scr
ittsek, a. hi ta.tked lis head anleF his
aing. ..Ie rE eaeiy. every one of geu-
There stss sely lEtGie NOSE III tae
trees the n5xt morning and slleAsis
GrAdlati.eF I;aok lei AL Of the fam
ils 10 tic tsee by the Geld where Jolsa
ME tad inasIs new hoass
But when they reached tterp tleg
we're FIR frem !. ilet such i ciaaFRering
Johnnie never had laard before Hs-
pnael lbs head out. hut hi sid MOI
ilAye Glance 10 yet y,oug of his new
home hy Lsn1self--he WAS helped by n
dozen u more bills giving bin sharp
ales.
"Slt IN that branello sid Grand
father Hook IN d cross Voice. and we
Will hoIa i court bpt. first, some Of
yoi lake care of that nest.
I'oer trembling Johnnie had 10
watch his res, pulled II pieces hrfore
Ills very eyes fu: char tLeg we're u
do to him interested hiln-mueh more
Tor The rs iiy looked very cross.
Grandfather Raok first told Ieilnnle
vhat il grave o.ense II Nas fof Il
ynlshg Roeg not ID respect bs family
trees AMI - awny By h,nisetf. and
t!eH eSery one began 10 chatter
Tick HIN lard said some. Beat
hiL with cur wings, said others.
ahne others cried, death to tie de-
& rter,''
poor .Iohnliia almost feIl of the
iIa, Hiicrt he sat wit4 fight ard his
femhees shoak with his trembling.
Nlat would hase happened 10 John
ME Ii never -Snew. for atIilat mcwhnr
GraitlIlo her isoo!s sEread her wings
aha fiew 70 branch aboye he 0tl,ers.
''s'iva hla one more chance she
saifl; hi Ii very young and alatsElFe
he III not lnoN how terrible NJ is
for ono Of Ger family tosga hy lllln-
sclf
And 50 aftr Il great deal Of ARGUING
ani el4atferfa.g II vas declsietl 70 give
J0hanle unoiher ciance, which you
n4sy he sure he was vcry glad To have.
IL Hew back to the family trees, and
from that day there was no more
losal Rock in the family than Johnnie.
tcopyrightl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08

AID COUNTY
RECORDED m COURT

yyvo,, N-xsaasae q f.reaa astarnsy
81 sarsl, pvgns Is AZ xan5er S.
81 rsa.,aan ers wfss Il; 81 ground
81 Tia second district
r, An,,raw i stinehcoa,b aus
rsfa s pani Il st;nescn.ob ana wiga.
s.. s. gyn.,na sgsaasa an Charles,
street. Annapolis.
From Charles II Christian ams:
wiz. 4, HENRI 4 girsis lot 81 around
s,.,.ats Is ,,,e rigth district
$500, IL $3.50, "a
81 - $3.50 80.
800 s s ....,.. - 49, r, 800.
49, ss ' 49, ,asss. - sa.,sar...g
a'.ss s.. - ~ -,
s..7...s
faV.n s.as N.1ss-So fesa.ss ~, 49,
e i'saaaa.lese lily N S.'ah & eAais
paEy ssso Nale' 1iiaet q la'ao si.aat's
ofA-'1 IS Y . 'stay lfsseF ~ 1s'e 4 ~ Y
qis5Ftse comprising tnfee 1873 q
ground
From Sarah Fl Linthienna AMI hts
faad 70 he Idnthiculn Heights Aetli0-
dist Protestant Church. Incorporated,
lraet Of lend situate 81 Linthicnm
he3 giats III the Fifth district,
From Richara W Becker ara
George Becker and wife 10 sarah Is.
II np!e. tract OF land In the secorl
district and containing Ia acres
From Iscob shIrrick and vile Is
gsne NV 3ranask0wsixi and wife
trae ST lana st3nafa III the Fiffh aia.
t-ift arfl contait,inr 4 90 acres
tro., i Maurice anntar and wife.
3. III q Rollaad NJ Teel and wife.
traft Al lan.l sitpate = geverna park
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08


sa sFe & leA ~
III al, an unlsMa E9EA to-
npses hin eosmpleteIys according e
Ma5or Esvian Gilhers, q former meal
fsr "a AIlenbys army of occurs isala
III Palestine. who was racountisag Alsa
experiences 10 q gathering ut New
York frieT1sis few days ago.
~DaYtng one Of our flights on he
say TO Jerusalem. said MAJOR Gsi-
kaga. "a native sergeant Ia charge oE
NV eamels stupidity took some Of thesal
into the front lines. b fair target f0T
Tnrkish gunuers. I saw one Of ih@
animals alsoe In two or TIRES places
bat he merely gnsniea as II . Is had
stung him and went on eating. When
the wounds had been plugged with
cotton ne was all right again.
VA week later. though. one G nay
feIlow-ailleers playfully burst an I'M
sated paper bag under a camels nose
Fhe Bang ssartled him so that be was
81 the sick lines for week before
he recovered from the fright. Another
camel, i remember. was ono evening
led by mistake into one ae the large
cement holes in the ground which
remain iii Palestine from ancient days.
The slope into the hole Was gradual.
hut the camel brought up against q
sheer wall 10 feet high on the oppos-
lie side. He qairered all over. and
suddenly sat down All efforts to make
him move Gailea, and in 10 minutes
aa had died OF fright
sThe hrayeey and intrepidity Of the
saaanese camel drivers in the face
oe death aroused the admiration Of
The troops. They had come from far
Of Sudan. where II is always sumner.
wearing thin cotton gowns and with
heir feet bare. The rocks OF Paies-
me cut their feet to ribbons: they
could not stand the terrible rain and
cold, and many dropped out on the
lIne of march ard died by the road
side. But never saw one do so who
did not first tie his camel to the tail
II the one in front Then he would
lie down ct the edge Of the. road, put
the skirt of his cloak over his head,
and calmly wait for death. 1t was
Kismet, and we could do nothing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08


q tie tros.ag Wo.s.s, 50 he ean az
lord 10 give tie Hooks a few sese-
tables In paynent.
81 course. Johnnie Rock iii not say
. word 20 any o. his relatives about
moving away from thu family tees
He Just quietly enc moTains wont
away aud az night time he did not
return
old Grandfather Rock WIS the first
vas counting noses besore he went to
sleep.
where Is Johnnle?g hc as!;eel
watch hinl tomorrow a!.en you see
him and find out wllera ne is, com.
naan1ed Grandfather Ra1k.
Tie next niehl at bedtime every
Rock lney What had happened: John.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08

w%Y HAT we designate A. sports
WV skirts are not coniining heir
usefulness to sports wear, hut have
extended Ii TO all sorts Of ouidoosing,
Including street wear. These snarpy
skirts REQUIRE blouses tllat are de-
signed for the same Kind of service
and demand for attractive tailored
blouses has been answered BY tho
apE.earaace OF fine models III taffeia,
posarae, csene dc chine and satin
AS nearly all the skirts are striped
or made of plaids and checks, the
bIouses tire simply designed and plain.
Some of them have lingerie collars and
vestees I,y which means they may he
always kent fresh looking, but the
snsarsese style requires tie simplest
and most casual designing. 4 blouse
of exactly this character apnenrs at
fhe left of the two shown above in u
dark blue taffeta silk. Many of these
taffeta blouses are made in the slips
on style with necks high at the back
and having d shallow w ut the
front. they are finished With MR.
row. pictst edged ruffles CT the silk as
In the blouse pictured. Loosely nd.
justed gsrtlles of silk. weighted nj the
ends with small balls or other orna-
ments are provided for them, but some
times narrow girdle, made Of the
material in the skirt. Is worn instead.
The three.quarter length, slightly
flaring sleeve Is fayorite, for II is
cecil and practical. and pongee blouses
in this same style are above criti-
cisrn for style and utility
The satin blouse Mt the right is one
of those that fills the same niche In
the wardrobe. IT Is shade less So
we're In style by the Introduction of
collar, vestee and sleeve finishings Of
embroidered batiste, which are all
detachable and may be easily laun,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08

LOT. No 2-I.adics' Strap Slipper; dark tan,
with French Heel; latest style $3.50 value for.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08
.llser Pudding

IN*olye ne eaping teiiesp oonfdl
ii powders e III BIZ en .lp u has
waftr. put IL into an ensTaelsd or
eoasle saafessn sod one haIf Io.in
ef sugar ant tne Juice saf ioar lein9a.
.sia,mtr for hals 81 hoar them sraia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08

ana add TIC wcN whisked whites OF
two eggs. Put into 4 vet mold and
Glrn oal when set Make good GUS
tard with The yolks Of the eggs and
Il Iist!e sugar and onethaf a pint OF
nl;it. When the custard Is nearly
o9li put ii around the pudding and
nlaea IN a glass dish.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08

A French psychologist declares tha
American civilization viii be destroy
ed by mince pie and corEed bacS and
cabbage. People who have tried the
combination will agree with him.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08

The Germans. declares an ardent
scribe. will no longer be able to ter
giyersate. That ii fortunate. for
should they have been permitted 70
continue such practices many Of us
would have had 10 invest in diction-
RES.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08

u got my momears," says Uncle
Pcleg Higginbothans, when | think !!
could straightcn out this here Euro
pean tangia in week. But the troa
bic is that us fel!ers that has the
plans ;ain't got tie authority
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08

The pawnbroker is the clever Jug
pler. $500. lie can keep three balls
in the air and smile all the time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08

!
gwaIa peads s. eaalsle asasesaas
"a his fiane loasang abamt the club
ra8sas 81 the Anaeracau Lsegi0s post q
iEssaf Nagren. sass. SER marriage Il
saassaized III that organization. The
post has voted To present SO 70 evbr.s
saem Der vino gets married The alfes
Is resrs iya To tbs siage Of orgaEaiEa-
sla1a "a sssa post: consequently seven
ng Ito naenbera will receive cha gifE.
AGnaetia ssaaaa and bands using the
nauaa o. the American Legion must
IS naaaa up exclusively Of Legion~
naigas, according TO d ruling made by
he executive committee Of the Min
raesoia Department Of the Legion.
A warning to American Legion post
ofaress against using the intiuonce Of
the Legion to os,tain posgmas teasiaips
ard ether political appointments ha !
been made by II. B Fell, Commander
al TIA Oklahoma Department Of the
ex-serYice mems organization The
Legion commander declared that there
Il II, attempt to eurta. the e-farss g.
I.sg tonslaires IS individuals, BIZ; sllas
activities tending 70 involve the I.e-
gl5m arc contrary to the constitution
a9 fa5t nggs niEa ion.
4 gum Of S22l0G0 raised during he
war cor the Michigan PaFrioeic Tana
viii soca be turned ever to Tho wei
fara committee Of tie Michigan De
partment of the American Legion, nc
eording to Guy III Wilson. Depart
.ment Commander. The money viii be
ased for welfare work among ex-sers.
Ice men.
American Indians, who served DUR
ing the World War, are lining up with
the American Legion. according TO APP
alications fer post charters received
at National Headquarters. An appli-
casion for post ut ST. Charles. s, D.
bears the names Of four Sioux In
dams, who sign themselves Benja-
min Comes-Out-R Rear, Charles-owl-
walks in-The House. Narcisso Mac
kcnz.e and John Bluebird
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-08

Easy Way Of MsSng 81
Ruthless WMr
to be used gy
the shorter W q .Fs>,., (
coming slluam I
Wolfe, tissue ii ai,i n
Ter ssiilslmm~ M
home .ir suEat
an even rliill, e ,.ira |
lem. lan ai5. /
chine has i r7liila 4
requirements ,aa a. rs.
rufile that needs yai5e N
ing, or IN yasr of la |
a nlacliil.e rQalse TN
machine may ~ ie5sg
heightened, and th. t.al.
rltiied simply StH.s Fl
uadertlfrtsll rFis a. ...s
fullness adjusted vlies.e.
Cape aud DaIra
The care aal eapc u
to continue tllraisil il !,
ing from reper, fgerI "a.
vance Inodels seen here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
GAME AT TR1ApELPHIh THIS AZ
NOON ID ATTRACTIVE.
LARGE CROWD EXPECTED.
Linsly Opener Promises 90 Draw Large
Crowd-rerry Meets worthy
Opponent

',.,N ,anq Of -" " noe 'tus G;>:r'"',
fu',,,-is II tie 'u,a. high sr':""i :
EI.d IA. h.mes VII hr .,tt"-d"t i."n;N
Of chances 70 sac So C god games this
,,,.,a-,:,d when ne .lG Il -" srIi S"7-
ia Is pr!eI ~.
v M,r,!us. WlrwouL q. Trlad".r'Ir
- ''.;, :.n: last w'"N ID "ni.r '.'"
r,:..,. ,,,.' .: 10 iuCa. ir':':, vi. -:
=. .r;,.t ~ y<eCi
IT, v""i'.f~r attraction - Nh' ".!'r
ans Nj H. ~" !. ns.y- .'olLtu.ac,' h,EI
:, roc. vast. 50; 70 tomorrow are
.,rpi! un the Ni."UTE ltgH school dfA-
.r,I, ned. i.Ius.l has 40 fa!~ Eron:i' I
trr gains :his Year. Eut as tao N".l -
a.; ". ,..:ui.'~'"d IL W:,s necessary &"
r,r> 'n"'.rrv".a game ." t"e "'Rh
T.. r",iatre cans hero Will "a ~"
Ii'l:s":'S;own. Pa. high srho". l:eli,lr"
tHrh clash. on the H"i!tIr" Acid. T3"
l'urt:-t'~;rwn t'even ~ IcTu'"d - h" II
good ur." whiie C"nrh ';I'ira!th has
!,"u PUSHING his IroIcreS Etrd !"r So r.
.'i.'i weeks. and VII as" "aNn ioTn!d'
Er.r team.
Nurtn Ferry followers 81 the GAM"
" IL ret 90 81" 'hei: h!CH school "''HH
=. action ~ home. aSai'.N' Tie '"s1".-
toy. g.. MLn cirN"u r''sh"ctun !i.h
= a.o'hcr team rrrUtei T. he s>"""-
,.oma!ly s':Vhg this year, and although
coach i.ri'h = '"HNiCE l"ihlUS hNH"'"
=
:" y" ,'"'" 'h,I" v,I ,,c
: "' - 80. ,I,r. ,,,'hcr ~
r',@ ,.,,r.. ,,,.,,, :, ~
;'' -,
- W ,.,,,. -, Nrr,ts
VILE. a.rt0urh -" Noun! .I'y hiEh
-. 49, ,.G.'' ,vo, l",,,,r, .,
:. ,,,r =, lar. ,Lov ,i.,,I, ,,.i,,
w., oo,. N,..,r,tn
az. :" ,tr,.,.',; -, Ho,.,h,r .n,.i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
ROADS AND TRAINS WILL BE
CROWDED WITH FOLLOWERS
OF THE TWO TEAMS
bethany Fas Team Of Veterans While
Presidents Have Lost Sew
oral OF Their Starr.

Special to the IL:"!ligen, ~
Washington. IA. Sept "2.-With un-
rrrccieHtcd Interest being shown N the
team and its fortunes Washington -
morrow afternoon =: ais u'rio,k "aa'-
crn standard time w:th RrIh.luy college
In game that promises 20 bring Orit
tho best and clos"s. football! tha: IN
initial sirugc!" ever produced NJ CO..
icl" Field in mos games during On
years wien The teams "f these 'wu IN
SttEtio"S me: On the yT!i!ron. the Oils
We're al Wash Jeff. with Brthanv hav-
.nE TO- hc;trr 'htn an outside chance
ard with her Fu.!"w"r, "nG,sll"r!.g
only e. hold d"vm Tie score
This r"lr Secs a reversal OF 4" GER
eral RUE: Tor lie'hhn! zones m"r" proud
IS COM dent with \ VCtcrha lam while
~" Presidents -" somewhat fearful o.
tho ourrOln" Several things combine 20
produce tbs situation. Fist .. a.;
Ecthnnv has lost practically r" mon
from last year. has added no.; OF
rarahe stars - reputation and viii be
WrTk!nG under system inaUEurated r
year ago - Coach BG'aaG. and which
Is expected Ia come TO a complete fruit
ton .L!s year.
80 no other hand ". & J. opens with
a"v".T,l - her ;r"H'"S' stars ot pas.
years missing tho" rh graduation wh!!"
mn entirely r"w ."@ruing regime has
been instituted carlo tGrraeyD EeaIc
md Honest john" k"i.tsou arc now ~
ne head q: a''I'"g A. Nn"h- LEFT, arI
while Rcd and PACK followers have
oOn.p,ct" rouf!I"ns" !n their aii.::y.
they = IS" r~nuEmIZ" that with the re-
m"udogsiy !arE" sI;at win which tt"y
'nvc - work. & WI be a rrar'iral ~
possibility for Inc "" t"tnrs 10 H1Ir
nodded 4 smoothly working ma h.nr :"
early Ever Nea'" did no' know to-day
exactly what inru no would place IN N,
lineup at the start Of to-murrOwS en-
Easement. cyc-ythlHE depending Oh con
d!tion ~ n'mher ~ players.
However L good guess on The lineup
q, the President" In tho OIrni1g game
with the Ru'ta lOcs Tomorrow wonld y"
ahnu, as follows. f."ft end Marion: lccr
tackle. Captain Srrn; let; guard Neal:
center. Crook: right guard. Vince: r.Cht
Tackle. lc";dns. right end. Konv"'infa,
ouar'"rha"K. MclaUcni!n. loft halfhark,
Brruhcrt. r.Ehi ha,:haCK. Erickson; full
tart. Wcsr THIS combination gives
p,arti~a.." Cvr-v veteran -: worth from
last vra,'s '.H"' chcnc" A. ~" begin.
Ming J. G0cs rr' mean t.7'. hi" VIII
Ia the t"arl either 'H"f vii 20 'hH" ;cn
rho season or MI even continue '"1c
In t"-n,Or70ws game. Ru, n the vet
cranS SIP fo- m !rstan; Nca,c las
s,o~c o. u."N for nearly every position
rr:.t, ~ 'rn.? IN" III" "-ay. and ~ has
promised mt regardless OF hnw The
ram~ goes n"'t" h"Ny ., young !""t-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
PATRONAGE ROW IN
OHIO IS SETTLED

Washington. Sept ??.--What was de
srribod as complete aGreen."H; -
clear up the RerILlicau patronage row
In Ohio WAS reached today a an hour 9
conference between President Harding
and Senator Willis Rep IblicaU II that
state
Under the agreement u Is understood
that Senator willis VIII withdraw his
opposition 10 the nomination Of charles
r. Nauts as collector Of iatc:nal rev
cnue for the Toledo distri"' and that
slate Of other appointments acceptable
10 all groups ne tho party will be
closed in the very near fU'rre. EaG's
whose confirmation las been hold NJ
IOr several weeks ny tn" Onto soma tor
IS understood - have been selected hy
tho President ON recommendation "f
recommendation O! Waiter +. BROWN.
chairman T.! the government T"orEaN!E3-
rton committee and a. opponent - NJ
Wills for the senatorial nomination
last tcar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
MANNING
PAGES THE MILE
UNDER Z MARK

Columbus o. Sept. 22.-Grand Cir
CUT racing was resumed here to-day ar
or lapse OF ,wo afternoons due TO
rain. Tae program abounded In features
and the spec tatOrs wsrs entertained not
only ~ thrilling finishes. but also by
tho tune tr!ai o. Peter Manning l.5S.
who started just before sundowa to
lower the t-trk record OF > ~ Snt near
~ a decade = - by The Harvester A.
conpan;sd by runner. the champion
gelding wen, 20 tho ha,s In So seconds
and 10 appeared for q moment as Z he
would eGua, MS own record or h-Nax =
However. wind blowing down tn.
home s'ret-r slowed him ~ and h.
p sSed the wire In !.i9l..
The " & II TO: ;"- go eN-ihi">
WA won BY Je.,a"'te NaHk!H. on.y ac,H7
ghe dropped me !.r~' Era, 10 I~lnr~sS
Ftavah n c.n3. NrSDnHalt co,'a-.i
Princess Eta~ah At tho wire IN -. SEQ
oni hea: ard stepped IN c.N2's IN the
FINAL milo ard had something 20 spare
20 d"t"ar he t!s.d competing FOR m"
sln.N, purse.
G"lrdlar Trust. no, hts r'rs, d"raat
- tn~ S"~SU- wNsr p" .nst the Hose
rs,i"- 'V'U-ity tro' for year ODDS
uN-r 'n. oven. was taken M to-day
S-n- 90 h"r' had a"en raced Tuesday
Guardian T-ust made stretch oreaSs
a.. .t"~" Srotc wnG me two heats con-
t"Stet .n-Gay ard r!rS. money T":!-
So" vls hardI.y 'He best performer
IN tNH @.GS CAPITA C'tv trn' and woa -
sh. Pea Sed. S.r Roche \ wAS'ern "a cor
Won y" - pace ard ~" > - rot was
easy fer kIo. tho food Time stable
tr0:ter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
WILL 90 INTO SATURDAYS PRAY
AT TACKLE POSITION IN PLACE
OF HERRICK.
Pred Simons Also Lands Berth MIKE
oBrten Looks Like CoIner-Much
Enthusiaanl.

Special Dispatch 10 The Intcll!genCer.
Morgantown W. Va. Sept. ca West
E!rg!n.as lineup rrr her opening gam"
with Wesleyan az Fairmon, on Saturday
seems practically assured. TOday's
signal drill which was he snappiest OF
tho season today. showed Hawkins aal
PIERS Hin at ends Meredith and How
ard at tackles. Captain Kay and S'u"n
1T guards. Philip Hi n center. Mar
dacci a; quarterback. MaCt!"s and S"uoH
az Ea.tback and George tli.l a. fullha0k.
This team ran signals 'hr"e "r foGr
times the Iensth OF ~" r"'I Then n new
team entirely was substituted AID tH'S
one gave tho same drilling. For more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
WILL LEGION HAVE
STRONG GRID TEAM?


Whether or not Wheeling Post No. l.,
on the EriGiron this fall all depends on
tho number and class OF men who report
this evening at Legion headquarters in
;hc Scherk building for the organise ton
81 the team. according TO John Stump.
~ the committee appointed several
nights ago To plan the organization.
Any good players, and others as wei
wishing berths on the team arc inviten
IN report this evening at the meeting.
aud declare their Intentions OF playing
This fail. 1t is proba'.le a captain and
manager will be appointed this evening.
Tho Legion has plenty OF good ma
:eriai for H team and the members are
boosting hard for the best representa-
ton possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
Fans Set For Collegiate Games Tomorrow Afternoon
Six Grid Games Will Form, The Local Weekend Program
BET HANY WASH JEFF CAME WILL
ATTRACT TR|-STATE FOLLOWERS

ballers will he given a chance 10 show
their worth.
4 side from the artistic features OF the
game. the clash promises 10 be a mem
ora be one First OF all the attendance
VII. likely be the largest that ever at
tended an opening battle In Washington
and perhaps the largest in tho history
OF local football. Literally hundreds are
lions av!rg been made by both Wash
Jefr and bethany alumni in a half hum
Jrcf points in three states. Several hun
dr"d '!ci:"ta were sent TO Bethany and
tho Wheeling district for tho West Vir-
Einia rOUters The Bethany students
will be here In body with band and
promise TO give the famed Red and
Black roofing thorough test.