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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
BEAR CATS TO MEET
A. C,

What promises to be the hardest
game Of the season FOR eithor team
VIII he the clash tomorrow afternoon
on the Nick He'll grounds when the
Bear Cats. Of DenwoOd. will battle the
end unscored-upon Aetna
Standard eleven. Of Martins Ferry, and
a great game IS anticipated.
Both teams are on edge FOR the clash.
and no doubt record crowd will be on
hand when the referee blows tho whls-
4" that will start the two teams to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
GAINES VS., EAGLES
IN TITLE BATTLE
Championship OF l4o Class OF Gridders
To Be Settled Tomorrow Afternoon

Tomorrow afternoon At three O'clock,
the Gaines y. c. and the Eagle \. {.
football teams will stRrt their clash al
the $40 pound clash OF the Ohio Valley.
The game Is one OF the feature events
for the week end. and no doubt there
will he n large crowd on hand.
IiOth teams have played some of the
best teams in the vicinity, and each is
eager ~ winning the TILE. The follow
ing viii prObabl be tho lineup:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
Columbus To
MEETS BUCKEYES
MAO GAME Is CANCELLED AND
SELLAIRE WILL BE MET AT
BELLaIRE SUNDAY
Both Teams Are Prepared For haro
Battls-Met Once Before ana
Ohio LadS Won

The Columbian Mack clash originally
scheduled for Twenty-siXth street to-
morrow afternoon has been cancelled
owing 70 misunderstanding ana the
Columbus were fortunate to have bee"
able 10 line up the strong buckeyes
OF Bena!re. the game TO take place AT
tho Bellaire ball park. promptly at thr'c
O'Clock. This is the second engagement
OF the season in which these two cr2cN
SQUADS have met. Bcilairc winning the
Initial clash by 20 score IN The last
two minutes OF play. after being ""'-
classed and outgenegaled by the locals
The Wheeling warriors nled that cara
with r. badly crippled team which ""S
practically responsible for defeat, bd'
with a full lineup tomorrow they nope
10 turn the tables and r!nS q victory
TO make matters still more interesting
both the Buckeyes and NoiumOias bat
tied the strong Yankee clIb TO score
less tie and the result Of this Important
clash is rather problematical.
The Bella!re outAt Is tho leading team
Of that town and needs no introduction
in the Ohio valley as they have oucNed
the most prominent eteNens IN ms
locality and always gave the rams real
treat. Tho over-the-river lads carry on
their roster number OF eX-Hl Sr!oueES
some OF whom are former all-State men
and with such q squad expect 10 VIII
from the visitors In an impressive sly 'e'
They have but one loss Chalked against
their record this season, at the h2'"S o'
the Mound City American Legion VINO
tied the Imperials for the Valley cham
pionship on Thanksgiving day.
at Top Notch Speed
The ColumU!as have Oeea gong a'ohs
at top-notch speed since the Sv"S"" =
opening, but proved themselves o"h-
rerous foe and demanded wide reCoh"'
ton when they outgenera.ed ana OPP
nlayed tho Yankees on the Tunne! Green
last SUNDAY for the city championship
which ended in n TO encounter. Inc
Columb!as have met tho Toront" llEcrS'
Nyal A. G.. Mound city American Leg
ion. Buckeye \. G., Warwuou lnuepeh-
dents, Benwood 4. G. and the Yankee
\. c.. this season and gave wonderful
exhibition OF football against cach OF
these rugged aGsregauonS. captain
BREEDING and Clemens who sustained
injuries in the Yaniee-C Columbia "rGeA'
will probably be absent from t"moT'
rows lineup. but the locals hope neNer'
theless. to ring in i victory over these
tough opponents.
Both organizations. realizing what
victory means. were put through Sun
practice and training in periecung plays
and reports from each camp are 10 the
effect that the squads are primed FOR
the occasion.
The LIneups
Promptly a, three "'c.urh. the game
Will be called, and the following pig
skin Eladiators viii form the lin"Hps:
RaIlai-e Columbia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
A CORRECTION

Ii was enormously published in this
paper yesterday that the 81. Mary's
high school football team had defeated
the Sistersville high eleven by score
Of 10. The score should have been
Sistersville, Z: ST. Marys. 0.
Earlier IN tho season. Sistersville won
from st. Marys by a score OF 1870 on
the st. Marys field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
ORGANIZE TEAM

The Franklin Nthlctir club o; New
Athens ohio. has ""Eanizcd basket
hall team and IS uow challenging any
,cam in the chic Valley. The team IN
composed or former Franklin college
stars. Address communications 10 NcTn
T. Rogers. New Athens. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
BULL DOG BITEs BOY.

A LARGE English ball dog owned by
Miss Costluzn. ~ lAlH Wood street got
loose yesterday afternoon about
o'clock and attacked Earl Edwards n
yoi,nE boy who lives At "a Fourteenth
street; Tho hor'S wounded leg WAS
treated ny pr Osborne and the dog was
ordered locked up f"r ten days /" awai'
the result Of the bite.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
Leonard 10 Battle With
Pinky Mitchell January |

New York. Nov 25.-The ten round
bout between Benny Leonard. light
weight boxing champion. and "Finky
Mitchell. OF Milwaukee. to-day was set
FOR the afternoon OF January lst. At Nil
waukee The nsH will box at catch
weights Leonard will meet George
Ward. New YORK. we'tNr"cight. at Mad
.son Square Garden. next Tuesday night
in a benefit bout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
PUBLIC SCHOOL FIELD IS IN
FINE CONDITION FOR TODAY

than II has been IN many months.
It was reported yesterday morning
that gasoline would be used on the field
FOR drying crr thu surface. but Mr.. Lang
last evening DECLARED there was no
truth in the report.
Both teams held short workouts Yes-
terday afternoon on their respective
aelds. and each was ready last evening
for the fray.
The following Will probably be the
lineup whe2 the teams start:
..,Ino. pallairo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
.I|TTLET0N H
FLOOR SKED IS
NOW COMP LETED
Down State Team Has Pine Schedules
For Boys and Girls Floor Teams

Special TO the Intelligcncer.
Lttleton. w. Va. Nov. 2j.--Littleton
high school will have two good floor
teams this eason. both boys and girls
already having started training for the
basketball season. l.. ". Burton Is d.
son. while Miss Anna Owens Is manager
Of the girls team and Clyde Mathews
the boys team.
The following is the schedule as ar
ranged today. four games with the Hun
dred high school teams and a meeting
Of the RIrersville high school now be-
ing ARRANGED:
Dec. "-JacksonburG. at home
Dec 3-Plne drove. at home.
Dec I3--Lumberport. a home.
'Dec l6-Sha dyside, at home.
'Dec. 23-Cameron. at home.
Jan. c Rlacksville. at home.
'Jan. 13-MoundsvilIe, there.
Jan. 1i--Kingwood. at home
Jan 20-Mannington. there's
Jan. charlottesville. there.
Jan. 27--Tarmington, at home.
FEB. 3-Tunnelton. at home.
'Feo. Ma sontown. at home.
FEB. l0-Jacksonburg. there.
FEB. ll-I'ine Grove. there
FEB. 11--Mannington, at home.
'Feb. lS-Morgantown. at home.
'Feb. 24-Cameron. there.
Feb. 25.-Moundsville. a. home.
Mar. 3-Open
Mar. 4-Open
boys and Girls. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
HOPPE WILL
SEEK MATCH

st. Louis, Nov. 25-Willie, Hoppe will
challenge Jake Schaefer within ten days .
to regain the 1872 balk line billiard
champlCeh! he lost Wednesday in Chi
cago, II wac announced today by
Hopes manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
CHALLENGER K.

The Rear cats. OF Bonwoud one OF the
fastest llttle grid teams IN the NhecI-
ing district. challenges the h. h. eleven
Of Moundsvillc for gam" on ~" NICK
Hell grounds BvnW u"d. on December T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
PASTIMES WIN

The Pastime A. c. basketball team
won a hard fought game from the Eds-
wood Independents last evening on the
Fulton floor by a score Of 27-15. 1t was
an exciting game from beginning to fin
ish the score al the first half being
I6-5.
F. Purpuram and ]. Schroeder were
the stars for the victors, while Genther
and Carroll starred for the lndepend-
ents. The Pastimes would like 10 hear
from any semi-nro team in the Ohio
valley. Call 3l7S-J. and ask for Joe
or address James Goldba ugh. Il Alley
II. City.
The following were list nights line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
Beuaire
Wheeling.

Receree-Chestcr r. Storey ITufts).
Cmpire--.W W. Mckinney tPitO.
Head l.inesman- Frank Z. Rugh
(Gettysburg).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26

George Munas. the popular wheeling
high star who will lead the Gold and
Blue Warriors on the field this after
noon against Bellaire high schools elev
en-. MuiIs ia popular choice for all
state quarterback. and is playing his
last year with Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26

. re,kfns OF Steubenvllle. left end is
6,o If ,he seasons surprises as loo'-
Sau terminal performer. This stellar
ALL around athlete Is the mA'hS>"S -.
IN SteuSenv!lle eleven throughout inc
season and on the ottense was on the
rene,y!nr end OK numerous tor""r"
masses and the cog IN the grea; inter
Sererce built up BY that team. lls "e-
YsnsIye PLAY, marks him among the oes'
comnared with Br!nkman OF W hee.!hE'
the TWO leading ends % the ONO val
Isv HIS weigh, combined with MS
great speed aud other qualifications nee
assary for good end. will without
aoubt make him the logical cHoice lor
the end position.
., Br!nkman OK Wheeling Is chosen as
his running mate. This stellar al
around athlete OF the Wheeling team IS
best found playing the terminal posi-
}tlon. He Is a great defensive player
and tho records OF the season show thaS
Ikhe least amount Of ground gained was
around his end. This alone would give
him the head and shoulder choice aoo'e
other candidates He Is speedy and car
RES lust the weight and build necessary
for n good end. On the offensive he also
Is a bear IN receiving passes ana 'sN-
Ing out tho oackheld thus making good
Interference for his oackteId. Inc TWO
combined with thelr basSetoaA aoiAtS
FOR receiving passes alone stamp the"
above all other terminal candidates 70
be found in the valley this season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
BOWLING

EusBE DUCKP1N LEAGUE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26

Robinson Of Wheeling. tackle on his
team. Is hero chosen to NIL the LETT
guard position. For several reasons.
,H-s, his playing which has been good
fr,ost Of tho Jason. stamps him next to
SC.row and Williams as tho valley BEST
tackles. Thus in making the selection
'or a team the frst asset Ia 10 have tho
$bes, available team possible and making
THE shift 70 guard. whore tho material
ia vary weak, makes him hrst choice on
thu selection Robinson this year has
sbeen rather a sensation to all the fans
.as tho last season he was substitute
.or no ranking TO mention. This season
found Coach Ross minus two tackles
and at once Robinson responded 70 the
call and has since proved to be one o.
the gamest lighters on the wheeling
'outht. and packs weight as well as
speed for men Of his position.
Berreshen OF I.insly. their crack CEN
ter. has been given the right guard po-
.sttion by reason OF hts great defensive
work FOR the cadets throughout the
season. BarreshAn has been the bulwark
OF the Llnsly eleven throughout the
snaas on as Eamil has been the offensive.
-f{is power TO break through the oppost-
zion and tackle the runner has been
Abovs par In high school circles OF the
GALLEY this season. He carries weight.
rAKht and agSresslveness OF a real foot
ball player. and combined with his abil-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
Tackles

Crow OF Moundsville. draws the hrst
tackle assignment through his great
game throughout the entire season
Crow first carries the necessary weight
20 mako a tackle second he Is fast ana
carries ability that only makes the best
of players. He played on fairly GOOD
team and played the same consistent
Rame all season whether losing or WIN
ming, carrying with him the necessary
fiRht TO win in any athletic contest. He
was a bear on the offensive making
kreat holes for his 5ackfeld men as
well as tearing the opposing line 70
shreds 20 get the runner with the ball
On the defensive.
Williams OF Martins Ferry. Is choice
for the other tackle position. He. as
we'll az Crow. Is tirst blessed with the
weight OF a tackle End with his weight
no Is fast and hard fghter. He Is
bear on the defense and repeatedly this
,season tore through the opposing line
Ike a bear tearing the hackacId men
down IN their tracks. He Is also like
n giant on the offensive, making holes
Swhen necessary 10 gain through his
Awtde OF the line. His general play this
saaasop has been one OF tho main assets
80 hIs teams good showing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26

fought a fast ten-round draw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26

Promptly az three "'c."rE. the game
Will be called. and the following pig
skin gladiators viii form the iin"Hps;
pallai-e Columbia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-09
FREEDOM FOR A PRINCE

Royal matchmaking used to be political business
of the highest importance in Europe but It IS not
more. Fashions have changed completely that
oracular British journal feels privileged maybe
It duty advise the Prince of Wales that he
free to choose for wife whomsoever he pleases 1t
the English people longer feel that the
OF Pronce needs to be Of royal blood Following that
it easily adopts the pose cf preceptor and the
Prince OF Wales to avoid entering marriage with
foreign princess to avoid political marriage ana TO
marry for love" Quite redundantly it him
his bride does not necessarily TO his social
equal
All this, We may believe represent. with reason
able accuracy sentiment IN Britain The princes roy
al have attained a degree Of freedom which a few
wears ago would have been altogether unthinkabe.
Surely the Prince of Wales and others OF comparable
rank will be highly gratihed least so will the pee
pie who aforetime won't 10 pity royalty for its
lack OF freedom to choose wife from the sentiments
affection common" people do On the other hand
this newly acquired liberty will prove less Of blessing
han il appears be The divinity that doth hedge
king was enjoyed only the expense Of some sacr
fee Likewise the claims Of kings been recogniz
ed By the people only in consideration OF royatys main
tanning certain standards Purity OF the royal blood
thing demanded, however fctional it's
ton mighsbe That one OF the things which kept
royalty folk apart BY the blood they
ter than the commercially
Evidently the British people have experienced
change Of sentiment in this respect that prob
ably portends greater change in the kings
II the people have become Indifferent TO the kind
Wife the Prince Of Wales may take it is likely that
they the road to indifference whether they
have king. If that is the tendency the young man
under consideration may we'll ponder what good for
him. He may, and probably will, lose his ticket
II he Is wise he will take for a wife
be help-mate. That kind IS apt be found
among the royalties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-09
ADVOCATING FEWER CHURCHES

At Ohio conference OF denominatcnsl leaders
held IN Columbus. which ten churches repre-
sented, It recommended that church members IN
rural communities get together to bring about
duction in the number Of churches A recent survey
Of rural churches IN Ohio that large
Of churches self sustaining, in many
counties large numbers of churches without past
many without religious services except
for efforts made by members OF the churches them
selves.
Nor s this condition confined to the state OF Ohio
It IS nationwide and exists wherever
Is found The accommodation practical. from
the standpoint Of community progress, but IN many
places # Will not be easy bring about agreement
Of the kind suggested The desire for denomina tona
advancement would operate against understanding
or this kind. The conference also recommended that
ia where abandonment Of denominations
undesirable members OF the local churches form
federated church retaining their denomnational char
ac,eristcs but single employing one
pastor. Even this plan would require considerable
concessions.
Church interest in many rural communities is at
low ebb That fact IS admitted by practically all
denominations. Country churches felt the tide
Of the people the cities The suggestions Of
the Ohio conference OF denomIna leaders are now
worthy of attention.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-09
VOICE OF
--unA, THE k
p e E
Fayors Daylight Saving

DEAR EDITOR
After reading mothers letter
against the daylight saving plan in
The Times this evening March y Z.
as a mother or four small children.
want 20 say a word in it's favor. 7 find
4.30 a m. a very convenient hour 10
arise in tho hot weather. I was raised
on a farm where 400 a. m. IS the
usual rising hour for country people
and considering they are the strongest
and ileabhlest people and best con
tented people on earth. do not think
this hour unreasonable.
Now the advantage CT early rising
enables ms TO have my house work
all done and supper nearly prepared
while the morning Is stiu cool and
when the hot midday comes instead
Of being just half through my WORK
and tired out am done and stHl feel
refreshed. When we arise at old tlms
in the summer the sun IS up and
already quite warm before We get our
breakfast over with and before the
work IS hair done i Sc so warm that
am sc tired only work with half the
vim as in early morning. and the tired
mother who arises st 400 a m. and
does up her work can take that fretf1l
baby a II a m. and lay down with
him and he will rest as also she can
know for I have tried Il. and with her
house tidy and her and baby refreshed.
papa ought TO be glad for tho extra
hour o. day light FOR he Is home 70
his family one hour earlier. and after
a good supper they may follow or
example and all pile in the hiver and
HE for a couple o. hours or IN the
pure country air and all Will enjoy
that extra hour. Now who says there
can be no toy IN the lie OF the work
Ing man and family.
cr-rcr.r It'll
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-09

roses Of they relate to the interests
OF the common people.
1t Is that countries like Armenia AID Austria
Just in need OF substantial aid OF all people
charitably disposed and 1t is also that other mil
lions need encouragement their efforts TO from
the effects of the world America especially IS
being fed up with the jeremiads Of pedantc contrib
utors 10 magazines and ether periodicals,
Sometimes It IS sympathy. but a kick that
will do the individual the good for 1t will
age him TO 60 and do something fer himself The
workers winners the need OF the time IN
nation and this one particular
Radicalism in literature is the bane OF any people,
and there has been food OF this of writing in the
United States for time. The world constructive
criticism. but 1t should be weakened IN its efforts 10
make progress BY the pessimsts who decry everything
that does originate in their own circumscribed
minds
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-09
TAX .FRFF HOMES

New York state has ordered exempted from taxa
ton all homes costing $4,000 less for period
Of ten New Jersey has authorized referendum
the same proposition.
1t is estimated that there shortage OF 1.5oo.ooo
homes IN the United States. Exemption from taxation
for ten years would be inducement to capital to
build. serious handicap to building for number OF
has been that industrial and other investment
have offered greater inducements to capital than
cages real estate There IS limit Of course to
the extent to which freedom from taxation may
lied in justice tho public IL Industrial concerns
given the privilege Of issuing securities free Of tax
stion they IN states. home building might
bo reasonably encouraged BIZ temporary suspension OF
taxation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-09
THE ERA OF GOOD FEELING

The EZRA Of good feeling forecast for the Harding
administration BY many political observers following
ne unprecedented majority the president the
election seems about 10 be realized Well wishes and
expressions Of commentator for the announced Hard
log policies have been brought forth by the opening
aays OF the administration. from newspapers and
other quarters hostile the president in the campaign
such as no chief executive had ever received upon tax
Ing office.
But tho administration IS 10 be far more
than Madisonian Of good feeling" The ex-
ceeding personal popularity OF the president and
practical harmony assured by the substantial Re-
publican majorties fl house and senate highly
gratifying, but these advantages impose heavy
responsibility upon the administration get things
done with especial prompdtude and efficiency for the
nations welfare. 1t should be not merely Of
good telling but Of good and great works
II 1t be true that President Harding has inherited
heavy burden of things left undone by his predeces
sor. then all the greater Is his opportunity for
structive craftsmanship. Then he realizes the full
the tremendous task with which he is confronted Is
evidenced BY his houghtfui inaugural address and by
the thorough gcing in which be is completing
me administration organization and clearing decks
the big tasks ahead
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-09
The Passing Shoe

1T is hard for a bride u
REALIZE that in few months
THE light OF her lie
WILL be out roost OF the evenings.
WE don't know much
But we do know that eternal SRI
angles
AREN'T very eternal
WHEN discovered.
WE have a mind sometimes when
slipping a
LITTLE milk 10 the neighbor's cat
Put n,tio Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound IN #
AND watch developments although
WE really believe It is an impossl-
billy for
Us to have any larger settings Of
CUTE little kittens to drown than
HAVE now about once In SO often
If not oftener.
EVEN when a man
KNOWS MS duty and sees It clearly
II Is natural Tor him to try to
AVOID it by seeking advice in the
hope
THAT somebody VIII tel him TO do
differently.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-09

FOR the reason that II he hadn't
MARRIED her he wouldn't have had
them
THERE are always corporations
As old Ralph waldo Emerson used
TO say and We DO not expect
EVER to attain enough soeraI
POSITION to rake much difference
WHETHER va know how to
EAT an artlohoke or not.
WE suppose after people have pa c
war taxes
FOR about ten years
IT viii become a habit.
WHEN married mar wants
A thing he has TO sweat to get It.
But when a married woman
WANTS a thing she has to bawl to
get It
WHAT the nelghbor women.
CALL a three quarter bed Is just
ABOUT big enough for US and our
NEW England conscience.
NOTHING is moro discouraginE
THAN forming a lot OF
NEW opinions and her finding
THAT nobody seems to want them
a lot Of men do not appreciate how
easy
1T Is to save money BY not buying
wHIsKEY at SIS a quart
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-09
WORLD NEEDS OPTIMISM

70 individual can I've a normal lie under IN
auences that make for the utmost Id pessimism Ma
lions made up Of individuals and no nation can
make progress If its and the the
world in general arc being constantly paraded for the
purposes Of arousing sympathy enabling some writer
little money from the magazines
The United States In particular Is just suffer
ing from the Distribution Of the aftermath Of the
war-the dissemination Of criticism OF rulers and
statesmen and cyDcism regardlng the motives ann L-