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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
"BIG BILL" CONSIDERS
PENN COACHING JOB
HolIenback Says He Is Undecided Whether to accept
offer to Assist Heisnan in Tutoring
l. Football Squad Ne1t Fall

DILL HOLLENBACK was in
- vited by Head Coach Heisman and
Wharton Sinkler, chairman of the foot =
ball committee at the University Of
PENNSYLVANIA to consider assisting in
tutoring the Red and Blue backfield next
fall. This was admitted by Big Bill last
night shortly after his arrival in this
city from an extended business trip
through northern New York and the
New England states.
II do not know how the story got
out, but now that it IL out ! see no
reason why | should not say that il is
true that the chairman of the football
committee and Coach Heisman asked
ME to consider assisting in the coaching
Of the team next fall. Of course. |
was asked in an informal way. as any
selection Of the head coach or the foot d.
ball committee chairman must, as you
understand, be approved by the com
mittce ms a whole. and then by the ath =
lctic council"
Asked IL he would accept the post,
Hollenback had the following to say
II am sort of on the fence in regard
to this coaching business. am in
the coal business. and during the fall
1t occupies nearly every available min
ute of an eight hour day. If I should
decide to take up coaching again il
would mean big monetary loss to me
and possibly the loss Of several big Gus
toners.
Is "On the Fence"
However there is n lure about that
great old game that simply calls me
back to it. You know how the feeling
is to get out there and work for your
old college and try to make football
team. ] felt the call when they asked
me to assist Bob Folwell and it may
come TO me again.
But / am still on the fence and can
not give you decided answer. ] wan
lots of time to think it over and unit
finally give my word to the head coach
and the football chairman l shall hav,
nothing TO say. Any statement from
now on must come not from me but from
the football committee, or the athletic
council"
Hollcnback. who captained what man,
Red and Blue supporters called the last
great Penn team, back in 1908, refused
to make any statement regarding wha
went on during the conference will
ueisman and Sinkler. saying that th,
best he could do was TO say that suct
conference had been held.
The rumor. now verified. concerning
Hollenback has created no end of com
mcnt in Penn athletic circles. From
the lowly freshman who has heard th'
name Of lIollenback and inquired toI
more information, TO the graduate WHIT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

Schedule arranged for
Week-End Soccer Games
ALLIED LEAGUE

Second Round CUP Connection
Marshall u. Smith W. Albion, II and 1ioga
streets; Referee. II. Bamford. a..
coN'ns,mn M9',asndensnors s "rdTiSh rd, Chan MaSee
Ascension vs.. st. Veronica. II, and On
t"rio ,ss, sssrsets: Eefcrse; james WaidSrs
Kensinston vs.. vs. Glenn Gi M Social B and Clear
es FnlSS frTs'' VS. h'fctin u Sate' second
ClearGeld streets. Referee. John waiders.
- Norristo,wn VS.. EdEmoor. Norristown, IA.
ALLIED LEAGUE
Second Division
Brit.a J,A,t War Nsts ;. ~ TenSosd Tenth aud
Colonial vs.. 4. VI. o.. Ninetrepth street
and Hunting Park avenue. Referee, =. Wi,
Oincy vs.. Surpass Leather, Fifth stree,
and Netiro avenue. Referee. ". Meilors.
THIRD DIVISION tNorthwest Section)
:, Colonial vs. Nnio, Nincteentl, aud Hunting
IS. Surpuss Leather, Fifih SIR, ct and Ncdro
avenues referee, William Mcllrr.
rISANCIAI LEAGUE
r"nnSyl,nnia mn,d 60; IS Penn Mn,ra a
FOURTH DIVISION
L.1u,Ihm LLnrGhwood vs.; wnIlgsrs: Fitty.siN ard
Rainbow .vs. ScanIon, SIXTY second street and
Cedar avenue; referee. Alex. Cairns.
INTrRCLJB GAME
Disst3n \: \, ys. Hibcrninns., Tacony
street.
SUNDAY GAMES
HAYWOOD {. &. ". ,. & j. Dobson. ThIr.
iy-trst and Dickinson streets.
Ascension Ns. Lupton sons. ID and On
tnrlO streets.
Wolfendcn-Shore ~. NictriS G. e., Card
ingt0n, Pa
VI. T.. Smith ~. Flcishcr. u and TioGa
streets.
:. :. Galtymorc W.. Nativity. BeIErad,
! and Ontario streets.
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knows OF BilIs aolllty' the name OF
Holienback was spoken on the campus,
IN the streets ana wherever rem men
congregated yesterday Inc students
seem to think that the selection OF the
former coach at Penn state and Syrn.
cuse and an assistant to Bob Folwell in
1919 would just about make Penn.
p,,yers Strong for "Hj,l"
80 ,r;.,' ,., ,.,..,..
many .h.hh; "ccoruiis W o"s i'en'pct ~
OF tne lo1,oaI team oL lasI ial, enaI
iollenpack personanty ana pep would
pc just the tnlngs 10 pring Ivhh ouC oI
the 'etnarsy ~ Nus ~ uuiins ,ne sieatsl CO..
part OF last 1aii; oeveral p,uSeis VINO
refused 10 permit thelr NAMES a. ~ appeaI H
IN PRINT statea WIN ,.n,i, S,iPnusls Lnat my ~
were strong ZOE Dih ana hoPeu he
Wo1id ueciue an,rnin',fe,S an n,', .t3S ,. oo,,h;r
otherS poinIeu oui 1I"n tIa,,ohoi, ,Iu u.L;io
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
Ti0GA CLUB DOG SHOW
viii Hold Exhibition at Contine nta
Hotel This Afternoon

About 300 dogs, including many
champions from the recent Westminster
show in New York, are entered in the
annual event Of the Tioga Kennel Club
which will be held this afternoon at the
Continental Hotel.
1t is an open exhibition and prizes in
the form of trophies and money are
offered. The judging will start at 2 80
L. VI.
Champion LanSdownc Sunnowcr,
owned by Mrs. b. +. Lewis. Of Lans-
downc, an English greyhound. con
sidered the best in it's class, will make II
bid for best dog in show. In the Cam
den show last Saturday it was judged
the best dog. Champion Walnut Street
will also compete for best in show.
One of the best dogs entered in the
bull terrier class is Champion Bultonia
Bulwark, dog which has never been
beaten. Ilc will compete under tho
colors Of the Kensington Kennel Club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
AMATEUR RING MEET
A. A. V. Bouts at National Club
March 22 and 20

For the first time in eight years the
amateur boxing championships OF thr
Middle atlantic States Association of
the Amateur Athletic Union will be
held in this city. Samuel J. Dallas.
PRESIDENT Of the Middle Atlantic States
Association. announced that the cham
pionShip meet would be held in the ring
Of the National \. \. on March % T."
n. In addition to the prominent amu-
t"ur clubs that will make entries. it is
expected Penn state and the Eniv"r-
Nity of Pennsylvania will be repre-
scented.
som" of the bUX"rs who have signi-
fled their intention Of competing in the
event are Dan t'artin. MradowbrdOk
winner of the l2I-pound r!nSs in the
iut"rrity bouts held recently in New
York Joe Gunan, l3j FOUNDER; Bobby
O'Kccfc, l3J FOUNDER, and Marty
summer, JOS. .pouudcr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
"STUFFY" STAYS HOME
Boston Red Sox Start for Training
Camp Without MeInnis

Boston. March 5.-Thc advance
guard of the Boston Red SoX set out
for the South today with the comments
Of fans on the transfer Of Harry Hooper
10 the White Soy, buzzing in their ears
and without "Stuffy" McIun;s. the
hold out first baScman.
Manager Hugh Duffy headed n group
Of three recruits VINO formed the
nucleus Of the team that will train at
Hot Springs. En- route he snid he on
pcctcd to have John Collins. who with
"NcRo' l.i"bOld comes to Boston in
exchange for Hooper. join the team from
his home in Pttsticld.
NcInnis, from his home at Man
chester today said he had received no
reply 70 his demand for salary incrCaS"
propOrtionatc 10 that given Other
players and that until his demands were
met he would stay at home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
PREDICT NEW RECORDS
College Athletes Expected to Shatter
Old Marks In Illinois Meet

lrbana. Ill.,. March J.--IndOor car
nval records for the high jump. pole
vault and one and two mile university
relays may be bcttcred tonight when
track athletes from forty-two NJ iddlc
West universities and colleges, and the
University of Pennsylvania, meet in
the armory for the fourth annual indoor
relay carnival Of the University Of
Illinois.
Murphy, of Notrc Dame; .Albcrts and
Osborne, of Illinois. and Archer, of
Virginia, Hr" expected to shattCr ~"
high jump record. Slaughter of Mirhi =.
gan, can better his pole vault record Of
twelve feet two and half inches, a"-
rording to John l.. Griffith, in charge
Of the carnival
Because of the large entry list in
some Of the races, there are sixty i've
teams entered; the one mile university
relay viii b" run in two sections. as
we'll as the one mile college and univcr-
Fity medley event.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
Today's Scholastic Schedule

CtTHOT.IC BEAGTE
Catholic Uish at W. Catholic High tnighD
Catholic Reserves ut West Catholic might
OTHER GAMES
Girard COLLEGE at Wenonab Military Inst
Uayarford School NJ Iiill School.
Pcddic Institute at George School.
Germantown Friends and AlumuRe.
Allentown High ut NOrrlstOwn High.
Media Iligh ~ +. !. -.
West Chester High at Sarberth High.
SWIMMING
West Philadelphia High at Penn Fresh.
Yesterdays RiSKETBALL SCORES
COlllngsw00d High. 40; Brown PreU.. II,
Arlington High. 20; Frisnds' Select, 0.
,icInantcwn II'Eh. 81; Alumni, 80.
IIuddOn Heights High, 81; Narberth HiGh
Darby High. 81; Media High. IL tGirlsO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
MRS. BARLOW IN GOLF TIE
Plays From Scratch in &c Against
Handicap II Contestant

Fiuelurst, March J.--Mrs. Ronald II.
BARLOW, of Philadelphia, went over the
No. cours" in So and playing from
scratch tied for tho major prizc with
Miss n"r"thy Richards. of Cleveland,
4 handicap II payer. in contest vcr-
suS par in which an unusually good
field of women players took part ut
PirchurSt yesterday,
Mrs. BARLOW and Miss richards led
the Vow handicap class at / down and
we're followed by Mrs. Dorothy Camp
bell IIurd who had plus strike 10
contend with, and finished ) down,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
Sherwood Elects Miller as Manager

At a meottnr Of The, sherwood Community
Association Neal Miller elected bust
ness manager OF the baseball team. Sher-
wood is out on tho diamond again this year
and IL anxious to give battle To semiprO
teams in and around the city Miller, who
resides at 5Tl9 Hoffman avenue. 10 well-
known player in West Philadelphia, having
played In the Insurance League and with
the community boys last season. Neal Is
catcher OF no mean ability and his timely
hitting was feature Of the Sherwood =
attack last year. Manager Miller requests
managers Of irst-Class teams TO get In
touch with him in regards to booking games
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
Horemans increases Lead

Belgian billiard champion. increased his lead
over Jake Schaefcr. OF San F,rancisco, II
won Il block yesterday. The grand totals
are Horemans, 1000; Schaefer, 3IG8. The
match will end tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
PAID A VISIT TO THE AS. TRAINING CAMP T
BALTIMORE CENTER
SECURED BY PILLS
Camden Not in "RaiIroad"
League, Says Bill Kennedy

That's the best joke you've pulled
since requesting my picture for the sport
u.g paSe,' said Managcr VIII Kennedy,
o' the Camden Skeetcrs. when asked n
nc champions were replly considering
entering tho proposed ma Ior basketball
League.
WHY. they've started out with the
wrong name to herin with. They should
have called " tha Railroad League. I
would certo lniy like to know where they
IRE going 70 ret the players to make
those long iumps. When W. had Bridge
port In the Eastern League II wns all
wo could do TO get u team 20 make that
nmaO jump. No, Camden viii not be In
u. and as we draw tho largest crowds
hcrfsmoMs. ! fail TO see how tho others
Then Dave Dennis. of the Germs, VIII
Myers. of the Pills; Bert Rnpp. OF Read.
Ing; George Behney. Of Coate~yiile. and
Jesse 1iendIer and Fred Walter. OF Tren-
ton wcre questioned md all laughed ut
the idea, likewise President Schcffer.
Ambrose Dudley, mentioned rs sponsor
OF tsnm here, did not know there was
such mythical league.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
Skaters 1oo.Yard Swim Record

New Haven. Cam. March 5.--p l..
Jores, Of Chicas2. member, ~ the Erown
collegiate record for tho iO0.yard swim
IN, thN meet With Yale here last night.
His time was % 3-5 seconds. The old rec.
ord was 80 % seconds. made by II. II.
Nnllmnr. OF CnlMfnhln In 1910
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
Allentown Dundee Wins

DonOrt. Pa, March 5.--.Nj.L'uH Dprd-o
defeated Young Laurie, Of Cha"lerui, hero
las; night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
Boots and Saddle

This Is get t-away day at Shreve-
port. with prospects that Mobile will
have Il six day fill-in meeting for the
horscmen. The entries today are
crowded in most Of the races, with the
FL Dorado handicap as the feature.
Tabeaux D. Honneur and Flibberty
Gibbett are the probable contcnderS for
the purse, with Rapid Day in the lead
of the others.
Horses in other races which seem
likely to show creditable performances
are: First, Oriental Dress. Ballyghen,
Matte Is. Kent; second, First Pulletr
st. Just. Cockroach; fourth. Grandec,
The Portuguese, Richard v: sixth,
Harvey Smarr, Comacho, Fading Star !:
, seventh, Bar One, Sunduria, Solid
! Rock.
Havana has a Saturday card OF seven
races. In the fifth race the aged Prince
of Como may again show his class. \
few years back he met successfully
some of the best sprinters in this coun-
try
The Bowie track. which was deep and
heavy last autumn, because OF resoiling short
ly before the meeting began. Is much I'm
proved and bids fair to be in good condition
The horses I Rt tRat wntered at Bowie have been
are we'll advanced toward good racing con
dt!on Few OF the horses that are coming
up from the South viii be better conditioned
al the end OF tho month
4. X. McCUmber IL not so!ng 10 brinR any
Of the Vanderbilt horses purchased in France
10 America. but will campaign the entire
string abroad.
$. ID. Riddle has purohased from John S.
Barbee the brood mare Ursula Emma, by
Broonistck.
Jockey J. Rodriguez has been offered $500
10 ride one OF the Alvarez horses in the
cuban Derby and will leave Shreveport tn-
day for New Orleans 10 arrange his pass
ports.
The Belmont Park training grounds are In
good condition and the horses have been gal
lopng along in the condition usually obtained
in April, j., e. widener; F. r. Hitchcock
and II. X. Knapp. the licensing committee
OF the Jockey Club. have passed on all the
applications nlod ard the report viii be
passed on March 10
No moro horses viii be sent from Ensla nd
TO the United States FOR some time az the
foot and mouth disease bars are I'D again,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

'rant Paige Is bus these daya shaping
~" cDIis oFnod 10y A. u. CuXr at I'm, hurst
a. 10" Shiun went down last woeN and
WI aasiat palKe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

N.l'r Garrison hRN an unu sua!lN GOD
,m uI YOU Y horses at liOadsluwn, y. j.. tE!n
"U'"r nnd viii hu rcGiy for the races ca rl%
NY Nhh" \ number Of local horses ~"
o. o,,,"r'nS there, including Mintmurk,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
4oueh Reelected by WrestIers

MOrgnntOwn, ". Va. March I.--Scuts
ltOugh, West Nirginia's sensational 10
pouth Wrestler, who has won SIX Rtraigh
bouts for the Mountainous this sea sun Ia,
been rc-cl"cted captain Of the toau for next
season. HUugh halls from WollshIrg "
Va. and viii 10 a senior next yrar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

Hd MrGru'h is joggiuG his horses iuto
fmn o. tho Allentown track. IL, won
huW.Lv" raC1' l"'t season and win Try to
i'at that this var.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
Trot and Pace Notes

The New Jersey atal,ion worthy Peter.
2ON'.. vii. receive TAO seconds alIownUr"
,n,H year. lie viii m raced late in tho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

Jockey J. Rodriguez has been offered $500
10 ride one OF the Alvarez horses In the
Cuban Derby and will leave Shreveport tn-
day for New Orleans 10 arrange his pass
ports.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

s. ID. Riddle has purchased from John S.
Barbee the brood mare Ursula Emma, by
n,n tirL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

4. X. McCUmber IL not so!ng 10 brinR any
Of the Vanderbilt horses purchased in France
10 America. but will campaign the entire
string abroad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

Frank Phillips, Of PottsyilIc. has likely
r,o or cempaigners for the coming sea son +
5'Sss In Abb.e Dryad. 2:00a 10 ANwOrthy
'H'a, trottinB, and Ned l.. 2:tOh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

e. n? Chester. Pa, pecor, Pa' Worthy,
.,ninnoG BY, Onworthy. 2l&E, raced and
%Nhed hE r., 5, Fry, Of Chester, Gamma trned
~ ~ u siHces9tul manner last ycar, He raced
t,om virginia 10 MHssa chusetts, and while
rm uld not WIN - great number OF races, was
tthcr3lly the cuutending factor IN this races
III which 10 started
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

No moro horses viii be sent from Engla nj
to the United States for some time, az tn,
foot and mouth disease bars are up again.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
Basketball Statistics
INTERCOLLEGIATE League

Yale at Penn, Princeton at Columbia
= lNIrI, Il, AEI,Ir
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

Tho WINNER Ol tonlEht NIHt tetH7 gHfie
will be awarded the silver loving cup en-
hlenatic Of the champ on ship which row Is
in tho possession OF St. Joseph's.
Interest IN tonights Garles Is running high
and there Is no doubt that the armory will
he damned to capacity. II iq estimated that
1900 followers OF both schols Will witness the
l.ttf
Evening star., 1921-12-14

lieutenant colonel has been inter
preted by the War Department in a
manner which calls for repeated sub
mission of the nomination to tina
Senate on each occasion of a vacancy
in the grade Of lieutenant colonel:
A statement issued by the War De
partment. explaining its Interpretation
of the Senate's action, said that bodv
has. in effect, taken disciplinary action
against Maj. Peck, and should. there
fore. always have the opportunity TO
decide if such action should continue or
be concluded.
1.-THE nomination of Maj. Peck for
promotion" the statement says, will.
therefore, be submitted to the Senate
for confirmation to fill the first va
cancy in the grade of lieutenant colo.
mel arising subsequent to the date OF
the Senate's action"
The nomination of Maj. Peck. who
served with the 35th (Kansas- Mis-
sourD Division. with the rank OF
brigadier general, was rejected by the
Senate at the recent extra session aft
er a long fight led by the Kansas and
Missouri senators who pressed charges
that the major while in France with
the division made remarks derogatory
to the division The fight over the
nomination held up the promotion
of a number of junior officers.
Evening star., 1921-12-14
UPSHAW |ND0RSES
PLEA FOR DISTRICT
Addresses Commerce Cham
ber Following Reports on e.
forts for Voice in Congress.

An Interesting address by Gov W.
+. q. Harding on the federal reserve
system as related to American bust
ness. short talk by Joseph IL.
DeFrees. president of the Chamber
OF Comemrce of the United States
James +. Lloyd on the hearings
before the Senate District committee
ON national representation and
suffrage for the District featured
,ne December meeting of the
Washington Chamber of Commerce
last night at the Willard Hotel.
touch of tire dramatic was given
proceedings at the conclusion of
reports presented by Mr.. Lloyd and
Mr. Classic. Representative Upshaw
of Georgia. one of the MANY con-
gres3ional guests of the evening. rose
to his feet, and. silencng the APP
piause for the speakers. asked for
the privilege of addressing the
chamber for five minutes.
Il just want to say one word to
conclude the admirable appeal made
for representation for the District Of
Columbia by these speakers" he said
Amen. 1t is an unspeakable
principles that the children Of the
people living in Washington should
have to go to school, learn The star
Spanglel Banner study American
history. grow up in the shadow of
the dome of the most beautiful build
ing in the world, and then. when they
attain the age of twenty-one, have
to move to Maryland or Delaware to
be a citizen of this great nation.
ut Is unfair to have all of these
distinguished Washingtonians speak
of this subject. while members of
Congress, who really settle the mat
ter. are compelled to sit still and
listen. That lis why / am making
these remarks.
Zone reason why l am exceedingly
anxious for the District of -Colun bia
to have representation in Congress is
to enable me to give the full measure
of my time and strength to my own
district"
Mr.. Upshaw said that the people of
the District naturally asked Con-
greSsmen from various states to help
Evening star., 1921-12-14
ORDERED TO CAMP BRAGG.

Maj Gordon II. Mccoy. field artil-
lery, in the office of the director of
sales. War Department. has been Or
dered to take course Of instruction
at Camp Bragg. N. c.
Evening star., 1921-12-14
Department EXPLAINS
NOMINATIONS RENEWAL
Why Maj. r. j. Peck's Name Will
Be Returned to Senate After
Rejection.

Refusal by the Senate to confirm
the nomination of Maj. r. j. Peck
for promotion to the grade of
Evening star., 1921-12-14
Jaeger Knit
House Robes
SIS
Reduced From $50

16-all that we have-to go on
sale today at $35. This famous
robe is made from natural, TN
dyed, pure camel's hair. 1t would
be difficult to select a finer gift
for any man. The concession in
price is due to the fact that we
have discontinued the agency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
ST. MARYS

Frank rrifI'i,, nj Siyron was here
on business Saturday.
,harl,. Locke az Eureka was In town
Saturday.
V. f.. Rndin OF Federal was transact
Ing business h"re friday.
Homer ii!crs wh" - attending high
a-hnnI rcr". er"r' the weekend with
his rnrcn;s. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. :lyers
VI I'iucL.
Dr. Homer W. Grimm OF Watts hos
nital, Durham. Y. C.. Is he guest OF
his raren;a. Dr.. and Mrs. 4. :. Grimm.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Meredith Nichols OF
MAXWELL. were shoppers here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. White Of Long
Fun wcro callers in Mari"tta Friday.
\ ~rumhcr.frnm Sistcrsville were lrr'
Saturday =" attend the football game
hctwccn Sistcrsvillc and st. MaryB.
Th" Sistcrsvillc High eleven defeated
81. Marys IN a hard fought game satur-
day. October /. with a score Of l3 to
n. SIs;ersvillc outpunting the locals
continually kep, the ball out Of danger
Gus territory. All played q good game
viii, r"w exceptions. tt" hitter school
.l,."fI = cnmnI"t" surpr;F" t"r the fans
nv holding the score TO this lew point.
Emerson's show boat. Golden Roo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
BuT-EE, Zoos, CHEESE

New York. Oct. S-Butter nrm; cream
cry higher than extras. ASK to 40:
creamery extras coz score) Az 10 As;
creamery hrsts (Ss to 81 score) 37ii
IL ~.
Eggs hrm"r fresh gathered extra
nrsts - 10 50. fresh gathered nrsts
20 10 46: New Jersey h~cnnrrS whites
rx,ra fancy canIies selection -: n"ar-
10y and western h"nnery whites iirs's
To aVerag" extras IS To 20: nearby ara
western hernery browns. cNtras 81 to
so: nearby gathered browns and mixed
colors. nrsts 10 extras A 10 "a: refriger-
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