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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
CHURCH ADDS
NEW MEMBERS
VERY SUCCESSFUL SERVICES HELD
LAST EVENING AT THIRD
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
DR.. Talconer breaches Very Convincing
Sermon on Belief In Jesus
Christ.
Last OF Home Prayer Services Held Yes
terday-Three Meetings
Sunday.

Several nrCcsSi"nS TO the ms mb"rShp
Of IN" Third Presbyterian church we're
made last evening In tn" special evan
,,cI,sIir service. The scrviC" was large
IL attended. aud was perhaps one Of
Inc most successful Of tn" series.
DR.. Henry Falconcr. the evangelist.
'nnk his t,Nt from john Sis. For God
So loved Ia" wrrlG that h" gave his only
hrgotiy! -..u. HAT Whos""S"r b"li"Ncth
In him should not perish, but have ever
lasting life
"Even while We arc in our worst con-
drjon." said Or. l'alconcr. God loves
us Just as dearly as when We are az
our hrS,. Our condition has nothing 10
do with Gods love. God loves sinners.
drunkards and outCrsiS.
"What do We mean 10y giving" Too
many Of us I'm afraid. repeat this verse
Without realizing Just what II means
r. 4,iyr When "" realize fully what
giving means. ~. Will appreciate tho
verse NOR" nr. FalConcr said that II
meant a. much lu God to give hls only
hcrntt"n SON aS il did "a III" mothers
and fathers Of lnr United States to give
,hcir sons II tn" world war.
ITO sin against 10y" j. in itself a
terrible thing. for God himself IS love.
There AT" times IN our lives when We
are disappointed and h"arthr"ken. but
IN" only thing that Cod has asked sin
-n"rs TO do is 10 believe. Tn" minute
SO trust what jesus Christ has said,
are saved.
"Thcro T. 4 difference IN believing in
Jesus christ and believing on him. II
n man sr"s = big strong rope that IS 10
Ic, him down into a well. and he really
believes that TIA" rop" viii hold him
and keep him safe a! lie d"$'"ndS. he
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formal Dinner Party
HAVE YOU PILES?
THIN YOU RAVE SOMETHING TO
LEARN.

Thousands who have piles have not
earned that quick and permanent relief
"an only be accomplished with Internal
,rrdir'ns Neither cutting nor amy
..,uount Of treatment with "iutments
md supposltor;rs will remove the
,ause.
. comalsts staynat!"n 81 blood in the
rnver bowel and 4 Weakening Of the
l.-.s. Dr. J. :. T.""uhars waS first I"
,r,d ~. remedy His pr"S"ri pti"' IS
IIE,v-TOrI, , tablet medicine. taken in
=. -naliv. ;h:., IS NOW Solo by drugcis: :
.,narai.y. p-. Le"rh1rdt tried i II
i0op "aScs with the marvellous record II
-uc,.csS in SIS per cent and then decided
{. should be- sold Tude" t rigid moncy'
.,.ck guarant"".
Don't waste any more time with out
de applications. Get. = package Of
rTEM-ROID from e. II. GrieSt & Co. to-
uay II has XII zen safe and lasting r.
IF to thousands Of people and should
ul the same for you'll seldom fails
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' .'~.,' la Spending few days in Mari
eta. ohio.
! MIR. and Mrs Ralph Kindis OF Balti-
n"r, az, visiting relatives AMI friends
III Wheeling and Vicinity.
\. -. Curran Of Pittsburgh 10 i bust
. ness caller in III" city Thursday and to-
, day.
Mr.. NJ. |" MidrnGscn has returned
. - her hont" Oh Market street after Il
. visit Win relatives in Harp"rS fcrr!
". Va.
W.. and Mrs A. r. Talkinston 81
ruiruout sp.n; Thursday in the city on
BUSINESS
Nr. and Mrs Eugene Ray III Twenty
ninth street are IN" guests OF Mrs
) Rays parents IN Canal Dover. ohio.
> Miss lrcn" Hilton. daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs Jacob Hilton Of South War
wood a,rur". VII" took suddenly III
S,'l.r;tl weeks ago and was taken 10 III"
p North Nh",ljuE hospital. where sh" ur-
! d"rW.rr"n srr!ruS oueratiun. returned
, t. h,.r holur y"St, rdA!. II viii BIZ SeN
! t.al days h,'fur, Sh" viii l." ahi" 10 re-
sum" her duties.
Mr.. I."s!i" X. M"CiurE Of New Gum
h.rl;tud. W Va. - visiting his sister.
, Nj. :. G. Sn'.rh 81 Fifteenth SIR It.
! Iia:uld p'lbr""H. Il sailor on ih''
. nltrI states h1lil'Shln J. Iprlln. arrive N
, home at noon yesterday tn spend a short
furlouGh visiting his parents, Mr.. aud
! Mrs. Ernest bedrock OF Forty second
street
/ Herr, l.. Wells Of PelcrrhurE. Va. IS
spending u few days in this city looking
/ after business matters.
! Mr.. ami Mrs. Waiter steele ~ No. IL
, Fourth street nave returned home. They
! Gave u,sr residing with Mrs. STEELE >
! moth.r IA Wheeling Tor IA" past three
months. Their son vino vas aged on"
month On January Ia Is doing fine.
--WelisburE Herald.
! ! Rev. \. 9. EaSrhv. pastor o. s.. raurS
! Evangelical church. returned last eve
| aiug from Marietta whore hc attended
= congregation lu'rtinG.
Ms. =. &, Void. At Decatur. Alabama.
! E.. visiting her parents, MIR and Mrs. IL.
! II. Truman. az M"IndsN He. Mr.. Void
! * sister "f Miss Lrma Truman. OF
ne Wheeling Western Union 0ffive
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McCoy-Gedsnning

Tie puptlals OF Mrs. .N!Ieen C-"uo"n-
ming and Attorney J. Hanford Mccoy.
prominent residents OF SistcrSville. were
quietly celebrated in Wheeling yester-
dar morning at O'Clock In the parSon-
tcH ~ the First Presbyterian church.
t"v. :. VI. Gibsop read the service and
Immediately following the ceremony Hr.
and Mrs. Mccoy loft for 4 trin TO Wash
ngiuu. Philadelphia. New York AMI
other points ~ n" East. Mrs. Meow
- on" Of SistrrSVille's best known and
most charming women. Mr.. Mccoy -
senior partner IN the law firm OF Mccoy
4 Mccoy and director and Vice pres
dent - the Tyler county bank. HE vas
formerly owner AMI publisher OF the
S:StcrSvil,e Daily oil Review and is
tGerc,rsI With several S,st"rsyI.'c bus
mess concerns
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Bath F. A. VETS
Will Have FIRST Rsgular Meeting Since
Organization was Elected This
Evening

In the Ohio county criminal court
room at light o'clock this evening Will
be held the first regular meeting Of the
3I4th Field Artillery Veterans associa-
ton. All men in Wheeling. MoundsVille'
Nom "chen, Benwood and the territory
adjacent 70 wheeling. who served with
lie 314th Field Artillery in Camp Lee
r IN France are invited to attend and
enroll as members Of the new associa-
lion.
Trustees are to be elected tonight. and
y committee will report the progress OF
It's search for quarters available for
cl,h rooms for the association.
The officers who were elected at last
weeks meeting will be installed tonight.
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Dokiss Dance Tonight.

~ the E,kS' Club his evening the
I>okies and their friends will enjoy an
other Of 4 series Of delightful dances
held by this popular organization
throughout the winter months. Or
cheStra music. featuring the very las
est dance hits viii add % n" pleasure
OF those enthusiasts OF this favored
rastilnc. and a pleasant evening = as
Snred All partic!patig in .uuight'S dane
ing party. The usual good crowd IS eN-
fA1
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Thew arc Bernard Heller. president;
! Martin J. Lane, Yice-president; Ray.
mond Falland. financial sseretary' ana
J. G. sturomp. recording Seeretary.
MRS. CHAS. KUN
mcMecnen woman Dies IN 1oSpAtaI
Aftsr Brisf Illness.

Mrs. Austa Kun. wife OF Charles Kuh
Of McMechen. passed away last evening
at $3.50 o'clock in the Ohio valley Cen
eral hospital following a brief illness
and her death was a shock to her many
friends She was in her fist year and
had been in the hospital since Monday.
She is survived by her husband and
several children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
About People
Movements OF Individuals TO And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

RoSsrs-W. =. RyIner, Warrington:
u. f. Locke. Parkersburs; T. H. A"il"n'
Grafton.
McLure-S. c. Gilman, Marietta: John
O. Bolton, Buckhannon; l.. Il. Hess, Sis
trrsville: Lee c. Mecnan. GAINESVILLE: W.
Nuycs. GAINESVILLE: w. Il. Wallace. Az
ron: w. VI. Bryant. F'atrm0nt; \ +.
Lowe, Moundsville; A. W. Hamilton,
Clarksburg.
Grand Central-M. V. Danford. Beth
any: A. S. Velony. Warrington; NJ. l.
chapman hartford: W. L. Barr. Hun.
,ington: Edward Travis, tItr0Iout;
James Laudin, Fairmont.
windBor-A. l.. Davis. Charleston;
Charles T.. Emmett, Farkcrshurr: J. G.
Read. Pittsburgh.
Stamm-H. r. Jcrnison, Middiehourr";
T.. NJ Ward. Pittsburgh: S. Braunlich.
Marietta.
Mrs. Ralph Miller has returned 20 her
home on Market street after an extend
ed visit with her sister in North Caro-
lima.
Mrs william Bates OF North Huron
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Program.

Sonata N.
!. Theme with variations
.. Miuuct
g. Rondc.
Mrs. Bara rkuraT.
.. ta) The Bird Of the Wilderness
HorSman.
(b) The Youths Departure 70 the war
Homer.
ll VIII - he Wisp--Spross.
Mrs. NiewiE.
3 ,a) Prelude in r Fiat (Ra'ndropI
Chopin.
CD Wsltz in y Fiat Major.
lc) Waltz in + Minor
Mrs Bararkman.
4. (a) Elijah" tbs Prayer - (TanD-
hauScrl-Wa Sner.
90 The Cry Of Ra"haei--Salter.
Mrs. Elcwir.
). (a) Murmuring TsphyrS--Jenscr.
(b) Pas dos 4mph"res--Chaminade
Mrs BaraCkman.
Miss Katherine Ronsy-Accompanist
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evening and on Saturday evening. Sun
DAYS services will bring the special
meetings TO close. DR.. Falconer Will
preach to mixed congregations both
morning and evening. as we'll as address
the men in the afternoon.
Tho choir is preparing special music
for Sunday morning and evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

Saturday ~ Ia" Catholic League
! !I"nl" IN" usual dinner. during tn" noon
hour Will u. Spcc'ti affair. tho bro
"~vdS 10 go to IN. starving children Of
Europe. The committee has decided,
therefore, on Il special m"nu. with
chicken pot pic the main del!Cacr. \
large crowd is anticipa ted. exceeding
the usual number Of saturday diners.
and it is hoped that evcryon" Who pos
s!bly can will be on hand for this occa-
sion.
In addition % turning over the pro-
ceedS from dinner. each member OF the
Catholic Woman'S League viii b" as
~eSsed e certain sum Of money. which
ais" viii DC pu: To tn" sam" good use.
II" total amount viii D" given to
B'Sh"r ,. J. DoUahu" and H. W SEND y
20 on. Of -" secretaries IN charge or
. tn. European relief. n Milwau&"". along
With Savs-a' Thousand dollars collected
Ton, ri over W.S' NjrG,r2,. ny catholic
organizations. Last .e"h Slp.p"o was
sen, and tn" bishop hopes for az east
81 h0n ;hia ",n.H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
Miscellaneous SHOWER.

Miss Ruth pauSh"rty OF tlttrenth
street; entertained with a Sc"l)an"ouS
shower IN honor Of Mrs Herman " IL
Suf'. formerly Miss Beatrice Harrah. 4
rsc.ul bride. who received many pretty
ana useful gifts The evening was
spout IN u social way with music and
"a mes. after which delightful refresh
rurutS were served
Those present were: Mrs. stewart
Brooks uf Wheeling. Misses Elizabeth
Green. Marsar"t Crawford, ka'h"rtnc
free. Frances Fowler. Mari" Ernn"t.
Martha Cox. Ruth ITceC. Anna BraSh"ar.
N"rtht and Virginia Rob, rt>. Mildred
Newton. MarN Everett. Gladys and
Ii"i"n HALEY. Mrs. herman Wilson ana
Miss Ruth nauShcrty.--WrllSburg Her
AID,
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Church Entertainment

Thu-sdaN evening at BUCkIe! NJ Z,
-hurch. EdeSood. an entertaining pro-
gram was rendered under the auSpicieS
- m. HOWE Department nj IN" Ritter
Eit,l, ,It>s.. Musical S"lHctions and
~,.ad .rG> w-re offered by some oc
Nhcrl.u-.S ahlCst talent. and following
:aeS program delicious rstreShment
wo-o >r-vrd Mrs. r g. B'odge;t was
hartman in charge Of tn" affair and
>rS assisted ny Nssdam- r.. G. Bu-k-
nam. Sllrr..' Rock. James S!ckerSon.
4 Wardc". william Fisenach and Sam
.l.l lIlcu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

Tho state Department of the N;t'onaI
Alliance Daughters nf Veterans held u
meeting Al the y. y. g. y. on Thurs
day evening.
Representatives from, t.'ln firovH mot
with the Wheeling "fnr"~S and transact
ed a 10, Of rcutin" matters. Bushes
for the new year Wa~ taken up anu
plans were made 70 install q ueH tent
in West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

20 the members OF tuH Pastors Md So
ciety Of the Second Pr"sny tcrian
Church Following dinner. which "aS
served ~ O'Clock. business matt "S
held the attention for 4 brief SH2"". ms
remainder OF the evening beng give?
over 20 social paStilne.
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notice and t e. H",i"I ID that .arSe
sum viii be realized from this enter
uris". doing much 10 swell the general
und ussu I" feed EuropcS starving
..hildrrr. II vii ho wei worth while t"
buy tickets tor the luncheon. thus doing
your h'i FOR these unfortunate" Nii'
ones. who, but for united "fr"rtS. must
rnrlSh
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I.scture Recital Club.

An attractive program has been ar
ranged for the meeting Of the Lecture
Recital club H. b. held Wednesday, after
noon. FEBRUARY =, At $50 o'clock IN tho
BOARD Of Trade rooms. Martins Ferry
Mrs. :. L. Bara"kmau. a popular pianist,
will De heard on this occasion. together
with the aid "C Mrs. Max Ni"wlE, 49,
,.rann ono of thN artists Of the c.u0.
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MS Sd
MERRY YOUNG FOLKS
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
JOLLY CROWD SPEND PLEASAHT
EVENING At ANNIVERSARY PAR
J. TT; HOSTESS RECEIVES MANY
9rfH
Prominent ry1sr County Couple MAI
ried In Wheeling THURSDAY Morning
by rev. s. II. Gibson.

~ her home on Twenty ninth street
Thursday evening. Miss Agnes Nesoi'
~aa hostess to a number OF hes friends,
III" occasion celebrating her birthday
;,u1!Te rSary. Beautiful floral decorations
y I'D and whit. suggestive OF Na!en'
me day. were arranged by lanEhans
Miss N"Sbit was the recipient OF beat
''fu' array Of haudSomH gifts ut value
\ novel program OF entertainment was
arranged and. n addition. StucS and
dancing mad" ~" evening hours merry
ones. thr happy event rcm'0E I" con-
"iuS:on toward midnight WIKI tho Serv-
.us ~ y tempting luncheon.
rhrSe celebrating With Mss NSShii
we're:
N.S~nS
,srr,-ud.. Mu-rNy Ruth Ma-Quet
isu-srnSe S'u-EjSs Margaret Edwards
Anna Williams Marie Corkle
lHor. Iritchar,l NarGucrit" Ayres
.TNclua Grlndstaf Mar" Soils
Er-;ha Sells. Young stCNn. =.
MCSHrS
Enh.-, KtcytS Herbert Frederick
edward ShaH Robert p-iehorst
Robert shat C,a-rnc" Warren
J..wNv smith j. \. BnrcIand
,'nydr Ncsbit Marion Carr
-. J. Sanborn OF Kansas.
90 : Swark o. Richmond. Va.
W.. and Mrs. Q. +. Ne$ot
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Invisible Guest Day.

nnr,d.dl, rti-a~'iv" T"~t"rS ore 10
ing placed ~ IN" Various Sf"r" windows
,h-nugn"u, the ~.;y. Sh"W'rr m" da -
ruyfsihI. enc, Luncheon. newt Tues
tlav. FEBRUARY / mo r-oC~"ds ~ which
viii 20 IN IN" "tarS ing children Of Eu-
rope. PrrrarattonS ar" going on for
IN" luncheon md tickets are now on
see. .
rn.s feature = atulc.ins ctE.-wAe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

EIGHTY VOLUMES OF DEAD.

l.ondOn-- E.ENIy Volumes. 0OnlHIn-ng
IN" names o. soldiers VINO died in tic
war. ar" being "CficiNily published. En-
rcpt in the Ease Of III" smaller corps.
separate roll is devoted to each regi-
ment
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cntck.n-waffal. supper,

T.a~' .vCu:r-. ~ Welcome Inn. uea-
.uvd-Nlll" members OF tho Ma ademy
,'.un ruimrcd a delj":huS chicken waffle
upper Tue Young folks met az about
50 O'clock and mntnrsd 70 IN" Inn.
''n''ovtnS tn" SIH0,'- Az evening Of
.rrIS gIn'r~
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~ the NCIY-c Hotel Thursday. Mrs.
'a-lstnn ". Williams was hostess 20
.cv"r,l members of her club ~ an in
:rrlna' ,urchr"r - "SarmtnE appoint
tents. THc =, ma 'udcr OF the afternoon
.,rS sVNn. 1T "u" OF thr local theatres.
here an excellent showing OF ni"tursS
,y;is enjoyed The guests included.
M"sdi mos.
= T. KN,mever I'arl Stecc-
- r. Callahan Guy Moore
Edward MrNl''stcr John Maur"r
Informal Dinner Party.
!, her horne N ,1;dgwood ThurSda y
nyenin- Mrs. J. ". Pickett VAS host IS
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NlssdaV1eS

e. :. L.vHi~nberGe7 George \ Chanlbei
Harry Iunter r. \. Alexander
HoNHN loncs charles II. WmchHr
George G. Nilsson Miss Conner. OF
Thomas l. Tytton MoundSvli's
- l. DOM d~ar Daniel l.. b;nger
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Entertain Club.

81 nN- hong ~ J'Nan;a' Court Wed
r-Sduy AFTERNOON Mrs. ArthuS Acres on
tcr:a;nrd her sewing c'uu. a. luncheon
at l.%O and the remainder Of tho pleas
ant afternoon was occupied with needle
work Following were those present:
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NeSQ9nleS,
Club Meeting.

Tuesday afternoon the r. -. T. Club
met ~ the homs Of Mrs Carl CeriS at
Warwood. Luncheon was served at :
O'Clock and tho ensuing hours we're
plea S,utiy occupied with sewing. the
follow .nG ladies' participating In this
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The values We are
giving you now In
dictate the Aggressive
steps ws'vo taken 70
get back TO normal.
Come to this store
with thu confidence
that you can buy
safely and sconon1-
ically; that you Will
get tho utmost In
quality, In value and
In service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08
TICKETS FOR BIG
 GAME SATURDAY
 ARE NOW ON SALE
First Days Ticket Sale for Centre-Auburn Game Un-
 usually Heavy

Interest in the Centre-Auburn foot ball game to be played at Redwood park next Saturday was proven by the advance sale of tickets yesterday. The tickets went on sale yesterday morning, and the first days sales were reported to be unusually heayy.
 General admission tickets are on sale at HaEan- Dunlap, Reynolds haberdashery. saks Clothing com pany, LovemanA Joseph & Loeb, B. NJ. Chenoworth sporting goods house and Parker's drug store Tickets may be bought in Ensley at Goodwin & McRea and Fields drug store, n Fairfield at Halls pharmacy, and out in Bessemert at Pegram and Patton, Parker's drug store Is the only place that has reserved tickets.
 Centre seems % be, favorite over Auburn to win the game. but no one Is conceding the Colonels an easy victory over the Tigers. The Colonels have been playing in top form in their last two games, and this fact seems to have swayed fandom Tn their direction in picking the favor ite for Saturday.
 officials in charge of the game are looking for a crowd bordering on .he 20 ,000 mark Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08
ALDRlCH OF YALE
 LEADING SCORERS


 New York. November 7-Captain Aldrich of Yale has taken first po- sition as individual scorer in major college football. He has deposed Captain Robertson of Dartmouth. Aldrich has scored 76 points and Rob ertson 67.
 Kininger of Penn State. Aldrich and Robertson have each made nine touchdowns. Kaw of Cornell has made 10. Aldrieh has kicked 16 goals from touchdowns. and Robertson ID. Hansen of Cornell leads in this de- nartment, with s1. Aldrich has regis tered two field goals and Robertson one. .,.,.o,, were unbeaten after Saturdays con tests. IaFayette, Washington ana Jefferson, and Yale lead the others with seven victories each. eorneh' Penn state and Georgetown nave won six contests without n setback and Penn States record Is slishtly dimmed by being tied by Harvard, Navy has won five games, but IS tne only team that has not allowed lts opponents to score
 Cornell has been the best scoIlhs machine. having total of SS7 points
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08
BETTER SPEECH WEEK IS BEING OBSERVED AT
 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS

It is Better Speech Week." which accounts for the blue badges being worn this week by numbers of young men and women. National observ- ance of the week is being givea and some Birmingham institutions have Joined in the movement.
 The pledge of the blue badge wear CTS is to make special effort this week to make better use of the Eng fish language as tribute to their country and the flag. In particular the wearer will attempt to correct faulty articulation of word a day and to correct the fault of allowing one word to run into the other. Cor rect enuncIation is being practiced.
 Students of the Wheeler Business college are wearing the Better Speech" badge and observing t.-e week individually and collectively.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08
FELL CITY MAKES READY FOR GAME
 WITH SIMPS

Pell City. November 7.--(SpecialD Coach Vester Garrett's Pell City High school pigskin warriors began prepa- ration today for their invasion of Simpson High school at Munger field November IS. The outfit was sent through a hard workout Monday afternoon.
 The Pell City team this fall has a wonderful set of prep backs, with a light line before them. The line from end to end fails to average 40 pounds, but is fighting bunch and is aptiy termed .the frall fighters" Marvin Turner Is the only hefty man on .the line, weighing 205, and Crix Morris is the lightest. weighing 90. Morris is styled "the 90-pound won- der," and he does justice to his name.
 lCoach Garrett had to build line this year out of green material, los ing two of his star 1inemen last year by graduation. Ray" Turner Is fill ing in well at the pivot position left open by carreker.
 The backfield is the pride of the school, for it Is composed of four stars Whit Starnes, at fullback, Is 1ss-pound driving demon that has never been stopped when 1t comes to hitting line. He tackles with great force.
 Indian" Deason Is star of any prep team at half. Deason can skirt ends with as much speed as any prep back in the state or the south either, for that matter. What this red tanned youth cannot do on the grid- iron need not be. attempted by q prep youngster. The Indian" is only 16 years old.
 Captain Ralph Pearson is the other half, and Captain Pearson is to the team what Mullie Lenoir was to 'Bama when running with Stevie. Pearson twists and turns through a line in A yard gaining manner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08
Basketball Practice
 Under Way at the "Y''


 Basketball practice for those who expect to play this season in the City league started last night, and from the interest manifested at the first meeting of the goal tossers since last year. it seems as though this will be a big season in the City league The practice was held in the Y. M. c. A. gym, and almost every one who played last year is back again this year. and large number of new men also answered the first call for practice.
 There will be six teams again this year. The ~" Sheffield and Acipco are sure to have teams, while the other three teams of last year are also expected to go after the city honors again this season.
 Practice will begin in reality as soon as the teams are properly or ganized. and officials of the City league are looking for the biggest and most successful year that the league has ever had.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08
ALLEGED MURDERER SAID TO HAVE POSED
 ASBIRMINGHAM MAN

Salem, Ohio, November 7.-Clyde Adams. 42. of this city, alias John Townsend of Birmingham. Ala. who officers say confessed that he escaped from the Illinois penitentiary. is un- der arrest here. Adams surrendered to Sheriff G. Lewis last night.
 The sheriff said Adams confessed that he killed James Barnes. at Gran ite City. H.. in August, 1907. and was sentenced to serve 45 years in the Illionis penitentiary. He escaped 10 years later while working as 9 trusty in the green house.
 A few weeks ago Adams barricaded himself in his home here and held the police at bay for 4S hours when they attempted to arrest him on charge ct insanity filed by his wife. He was acquitted of this charge.