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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
MISS STERLING To MEET MISS
: !. HOLLIS IN WOMAN'S GOLF FINAL

green In three After Mrs NanderhccR
missed 2"-tont putt that might haze
SQUARED the match. Miss Stirling con-
coded her Ave and proceeded 10 pay
the hole for 4 safe five herself, siNins
her the match and the right TO dHfenu
her title in the finals tDmorrow.
Miss Stirling was one up Il the turn
pa-,lv because az 25-foot putt that
she holed on the short third for a par
three. Tho match was squared at the
tenth when Miss Stirling drove oGt or
bounds. They were square again IN
play!ng the fourteenth. Miss Stirring
won this hole because Mrs. NcnderhecS
Tot into n ditch. The champion then
lost the ff,eenth ty driving out OK
bounds
They went ~ the sixteenth all square
and Miss Stirling won il by being on
the green with her third sho, while Mrs.
Sende-hcck was short.
At the seNeu,ecnth, Miss Stirling had
all the luck tnr half. her ball kicking
onto the green from a bunker, while
her opponents did just the opposite
thing. rolling off into bad lie.
The cards:
Miss Stirling. out-565 55+ 655-44
Mrs Nanderheck. out--55S 356 S55-4e
Miss Stirling. ln--745 645 545-45-S9
Mrs Tanderbeck. in--646 I73 645-46-e2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
OBITUARY
MRS. MARY B. SAWYER
DIES FRIDAY NIGHT
widow Of tho Late Clyde c. Sawyer,
Vol Known Resident Of the
Eouth Side.

Mrs. Mary r. Sawyer one Of the best
known residents of South Wheeling,
died AZ 9:23 o'clock last night at the
family home No. 43in Water street.
after an illness extending over the pa I
year. She was IN her torty-n!nth year
and was the widow OF the late Clyde
&. Sawyer.
Surviving are the following four
sons. !. r. Rohey. g. n. R"hty. Charles
{. Sawyer. Silas Sawyer. and one
daughter, Harriet J. Sawyer; also two
brothers. G. O. Smith and james l..
Smith. both OF this city.
Mrs. Sawyer was n member Of St.
rauls church. She was horn and reared
In Wheeling and. In addition 10 her i'm
mediate fam!'r. is survived by scores ~
friends who will receive the news Cf
her death with genuine regret.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete
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FIND BODY Of
GIRL PIERCED
BY Is WOUNDS

Madison. y. j.. Oct. Pierced by rs
knife wounds, apparently the work Of
maniac. the body of Janet Lawrence, ~.
year-old school girl. was found early
today concealed behind q log in kluxen
Woods, near here. Her throat had been
slashed and her heart stabbed.
The child was reported missing yes.
terday afternoon when she failed to re.
turn from the home OF neighbor, Mrs.
Joseph Bandit. where she had been car.
Ing for the Bandit children.
At that time the girls younger
brother was sent TO find out what was
OBTAINING her. Searching parties were
organized when he reported his sister
had started homo several hours before.
Search for the child's slayer has been
taken up under the personal direction Of
the John II. Mills. public prosecutor OF
Morris county. Several clues are being
investigated.
Lieutenant W. J. Ryan Of the Madi.
son police declared that the murder
had been preceded By a criminal as
sault.
A handkerchief was found knotted
tightly around the girls neck.
4 peculiar knot in twlne. said by the
police to be used only In greenhouses
to bind rose bushes Is one Of the clues
to the murder. The child's hands were
tied behind her with this twine-
Her father, ]. w. Lawrence. an &C.
couatant for the Lackawanna railway.
told detectives he believed his child
was waylaid on the sidewalk. Janet
had been warned. he said, never to 90
near the woods, which are only hun.
dred yards from her homo in tho fash
ionabla Ridgedale avenue district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
SANARD0 IS
Bic SURPRISE
At LEXINGTON

Lexington. Ky. Oct . Franklin II
Downs bay G"!ding. Sanardo. BY san
Francisco. furnished a surprise In the
2:0I uace feature &c an on day card n
the Lexington Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders association track this after
noon when he captured the event in two
straish, heats. beating Hal Ma lore. the
favorite. 10y crmtorta bic margin IN
both heats.
Sauardn pa"ed tho FIRST heat In c'O1 y
hut eased up 10 2:02': in the second
heat. He was driven by Driver Thomas
W Murphy. who yesterday pllot"d Peter
Manning TO a new worlds record
Murphy made Il a double in the day
hv capturing the 100 trot with the grey
geldinc. letter Daw. tho winner coming
from behind In the stretch To heat Peter
Pater. plloted by Snow. In both heats.
Betty Thornton got third money SIS
Ring. owned by John r. Thompson ~
Chicago. and driven by Dick McMahan n.
landed the c:l2 trot in straight heats.
George Watts furnished IN" only con-
tention for the big end OF the purse.
finishing second in both heats. while
Dude,te got show money with two
thirds.
The unfinished cI0 pnce. IN which
Uriko and Roger c., each won heat
on Thursday. went to Urixo which won
the deciding heat in hot drive from
Roger C.
Bessie Worthy from the Mcdonald
stable. and a winner az Columbus, MAS
a handy winner il the 2.l9 tro:.
Hal y. c. 4. Ind things his own way
In the 2:O1 tro: winning in straight
heats from B. NJ. r.
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ENGINEER DIRECTS
RESCUE WHILE he
IS UNDER ENGINE

Rochester. n. Y: Oct. Held under
meath a locomotive which toppled into
a ditch at C"urchville. lo-miles from
here. wrecking another engine and a
freight train OF SIS cars. Michael Gerber,
so. a New York Central cnsiacc.. OF
Newark. New York. directed his rescuers
for more thsn four hours carly today.
while a physician gave medical aid and
a clergyman administered the last rites
OF his church. Gerber finally was re-
leased. but In a dying condition. by
members Of a wrecking crew cutting
through the heavy steel mass that held
him prisoner.
Throughout the slow process Of rescue
the doomed engineer held the heavy door
Of the fire box from swinging open,
and emptyins hot coal upon him. Escap-
Ing steam made the work Of the rescue
crew haza rdous.
Gerber collapsed just as the men COM
pleted the task OF cutting their way TO
him. He was taken to the general hos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
LOCAL GR|DDERS
GET INTO ACTION
Several Interesting Games With Local
Teams Taking Part TO Draw Pans.
In addition 70 the Bethany-Ohi

In addition TO the Bethany-Ohlo Uni
versity and the L!nsly- Mingo clashes
On the Island TO draw the interest OF
the local grid fans from the Wheeling
district - = afternoon, there will be
several other good attractions offered
and all promise TO draw Good crowds.
BellaIre is the ONLY team playing at
home. meeting GAINESVILLE high school.
Triadeiphia goes to Cameron 10 meet
the strong team Of that place and no
doubt they Will carry away good
crowd of rooters, while Martins Ferry
will go 10 Cambridge. Ohio. to meet
the high school team Of that place.
East Liverpool hirh Is meeting Wells
burg high at Wellsburg.
The L.insly-Mingo attraction has hcen
so arranged as TO not draw away from
the college game any OF the crowd.
W7arwooj. Bridgeport and Mounds
willie rearranged their schedules slightly
playing yesterday instead of today.
no the PLAYERS could attend the big
Island game.
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rrrsBuRaH HIILIARD1srS.

Pittsburgh. Oct. Robert cannefaH.
New York. took his first victory In three
starts in the national three cushion BILL
Hard championship defeating to-da :,
Pierre Maupome. OF Mexico City. so TO
81 In SO innings. Each had a run OF
five.
High Heal. Of Toledo won from
Charles McCourt. P:ttsburgh. so to IL in
- Innings Heals high run was six and
McCours five.
August Kieckhafer. Chicago. won
from Charles Otis. New York. so to "a
in 81 innings in the FIRST game of the
nights play. The high run FOR the for
mer was eight. for OTIS four.
F. n Denton. Kansas City. defeated
Charles Weston. pittShIrgh. 50 - 35
IN SIS innings Dcnton's high run was
6: Weston's 5.
John Layton. present champion
Kieckhafer and Denton are now tied for
first place. each having won three
games and lost none.
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AttInnon Funeral TO-DAY

The remains Or the late Edward NJ.
Atkinson, Of Elm Grove, will be laid at
rest this afternoon In Stone Church GEM
etery, following services at the home at
23o o'clock. Rev. l.. B. Leweliyn. pas
tor Of Stone Presbyterian church, Will
Conduce services. The palibearers viii
be former business associates and per-
sonal friends Of Mr.. Atkinson. They
are: J. Howard Mcdonald. DR.. Andrew
Wilson. W. A. Patterson Of Boston.
Mass; James Bentley OF s.. Clairsville.
S. A. Cockayne OF Glendale and ]. B.
Cha mhers The honorary pallbea rers
are: A. r. Jacobs. Daniel Maxwell, w.
c. Baird. William Carter, Louis Hork-
helmer and Jere Miller.
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EAST LIVERPOOL TO
! Invade WELLSBURG
DAst Liverpool Hopes TO Duplicate
victory OF Last Season

Determined TO wipe out the defeat
handed them last year on the ErIdLron
d. East Liverpool. Wel,sburg High
schools football tea Will enter ,te
contest 10 be played Saturday after
noon at Kiwan,s park a much improved
Sleven over me one which fell before
de Orleans by small score.
.Word comes from the Pottery town 70
ne effect TIA; the team Is being well
niIled in the use o: the forward pass
Last week e was used successfully
against Westinghouse. and the coach
there go. next 10 Moundsvi!le's sue
cess OF that style OF play asains,
wellsburE last week. with the result
that mos: of the ground gained In the
game tomorrow by the East Liverpool
kSa,n will be forward passing.
Coach Elder. on the other hand. be-
Moves he has developed a substantial
defense against the aerial attack and
st the sauna time schooled his men in
that department % the gams as an
offensive wea poH. With these two teams
Battling FOR hcnors. 1, means an at,rac-
ton well above the ordinary. and a
good crowd is almost certain TO be on
hand when the whistle sends them down
the neld. ,...
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NACKS WALLOPEO
| n, MART|NSV|LLE
Mighty Lag Carrot Was Unable TO Hold
Locals In Place-Gtves Ntne Hits
Local Boys Hit Ball Hard-War Home
Coming Week Attract1on-ftnal
Score 4-3

The fast McConkey nine OF this city
returned last evening from New Mar
tinsville after winning a game from the
fast New Martinsville Athletics yester-
day afternoon. The score being to 3.
Both teams played excellent ball and
the game was Witnessed by a large
crowd.
The McConkcy players were very
lucky in getting three two-bagsers, they
being made by Hanley. DuGan and Bell.
Miller pitched some wonderful ball dur
Ing the entire Eamc letting the New
Martinsv:l!e team down with but eight
scattered hits while Ga:ret let the
Macks have nine hits scoring four runs
which won the game.
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LIrsly 1nsti,ute.s crack sid team IN

L!rsly Institutes crack grid team VIII
meet strong opponent this afternoon
81 the MinSo High school eleven. out
Coach Suss' boys are primed FOR the
battle after a week OF strenuous train
hug. and will be able 10 give good &C
count OF themselves against the visitors.
.sToday's game. which Is called Tor
O'clock. so that all fans can go 70 the
Bethany-Ohso University game on tho
Island without missing single part'
promises 10 draw one OF the largest
erowds % the season and arrangements
hive been made 20 handle many.
:Mingo comes with a much different
Sleven than that which faced Martins
Fairy a few weeks ago. when the Fer
rians won by single touchdown in the
last te~ minutes OF play. and no doubt
the up-river eleven will be hghting hard
SSery minute.
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COLUMBIA-NYAL

Coaches S:rautmann and Weller have
been taking the rough edges of the COL
umo!a squad the last few days and with
all players fully recovered from tho Tor
onto game they VIII present a much bet
ter team In action than in their first
encounter. The Nyal \. I. which team
they will meet tomorrow he'd tho Yam
kee A. c. to a SO score a few weeks ago
and therefore these two teams should
show some class against each other.
All Columbia players are requested to
be at the club at lis sharp Sunday.
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OPE EN- BOARDING
HOME FOR GIRLS
SALVATION kR(Y GIVING BOARD
AND AooK TO GIRLS FOE IS
A WEEK.
Emergency Rslisf Department = Also
Conducted At the Army
HeadnuartArS,

Commandant and Mrs. B. L. Phillip
son. IN charge OF the local branch OF the
Salvation Army. are opening a Young
Woman's boarding home in the main
part Of tho building formerly occupied
by DR.. Haskin's hospital IN South
Wheeling. Working girls who earn $lS
or less a week may secure board ana
room here at SIS a week. or lodging one
night for % cents; or lodging FOR the
week for Sl.75. Two or three single
beds. clean and comfortable. have been
placed In each room and the girls Will
have all the convenierces Of home ana
will enjoy the same privileges as though
they were in their own homes.
In connection with this home. tho OF
accrs in charge are also running whaf
Is called an emergency relief. This de-
partment has been in active operation
for some time and whenever any one
Is stranded In the city without money
they are willingly taken In. lodged over
night and fed free OF charge. Recently
n woman and two children. coming mere
from Pittsburgh. who were in destitute
circumstances. were fed and lodged Tor
Ave days, but II is seldom that the Needy.
ones stay longer than one or two days.
Of;!mes whole families are cared tor
onl emergency calls are the rule instead
of the exception.
Employment Bureau.
A free employment bureau Is perhaps
the latest addition to Salvation Army
activity here. Girls and women desiring
work may register, free. and upon calls
from private individuals or large con"
Germs for help the work problem ~
easily solved. Commandant Philiipson
has found that the public IS very kind
IN cooperating with him In securing
work for these folks. The bureau serves
TWO purposes at once most efficiently
and is a most worthy enterprise.
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NOTE W. V. u. FANS!

In an effort to have every West
Virginia University a!umnus as we'll
as all students join in the noise max
ing at Forbes held this afternoon,
when the Mountainesrs meet the Fit
Pan,hers. special sale Of tickets
good in sections thirteen. fourteen
and fifteen. will be held at the VII
liam Penn hotel. West Nifginia's
headouart ers from S o'clock this
morning until an hour before the
game.
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VARWO0D HIGH
HOLDS TORONTO
!. To 6-6 SCORE
GREEN AND wHrrB MAHs DEBUT
At HOME WITH STRONG TEAM
FROM ONO.
visitors Scored PirSe-warwood Tisd Il
In Third c-.-.---LArTs crowd

warwood football fans enjoyed one
OF the best games OF the season when
the Green and White eleven tied the
score with Toronto high In the last haS
Of the game Yesterday afternoon at
Warwood. The score beln TO s.
Toronto after the Kickoff went into
the game and after carrying the ball
for some little distance was held by
warwood bur before the end Of the hrst
Aalt managed TO get touchdown.
: When the whistle blew for the start
nE OF the second half the Green and
White boys went In with a determine.
ton to win or tie the score. After re-
eeiving the hall they made II up The
Sold IN nne style making a touchdown.
Ehey xicie6 goal and missed. From
his time until the whistle blew at tho
end OF the fourth quarter neither team
were unable TO make much Roadway.
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POPULATION OF PEN
INCREASING RAPIDLY

Ten hundred and seventy-four was the
population OF the West Virginia peni-
tertiary at Moupdsville yesterday eve
ming, Warden J. Z. Terrell announced.
The Warden was Informed by sherin
Harry T. Clcuse. Of Ohio county, that
the sheriff desires to remove seventeen
prisoners from the Ohio county Jail to
ina prison as soon as possible. These
prisoners have been sentenced at the
present term Of court.
With n number OF down-state courts
IN session or soon to go into session.
Warden Terrell expects the prison popu-
latIon to reach the 1900 mark BY the
end Of the year.
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Deal y. T.. Oct. Miss .AleSa STIR
ing Of Atlanta. and Miss Marion H"l-
.iI:.S 81 Hcw York. Will play for tn"
women's national Solt championship
In the semi-fnals today. Miss STIR
ling Sefeated Mrs. {. Il. Nanderoeck or
Phi!s del hia. one up at the home green
Miss Hollins defeated Miss Elaine nos
erthal OF Chicago. orc up. - holes
Miss stirling defeated Mrs. Wander
heck for the third time in a national
tournament by her occasional! hrilIiancc
sff--se, otherwise erra:ic Bof. Never
was there more than difference Of one
hole between them.
Miss Stirling. In addition. had most
Of the luck. her approach at the home
green US, skipping a trap and stopping
at the edge OF the green. Mrs. Wander
beck dubbed her second shot n play
Ing this critical hole. but was on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
SAMM|E-STANDARDS
East End Team VIII Meet Martins
Perry Eleven at Tunnel Green

The Sammie A. c. OF the East End
will clash with the strong Standards OF
Martins Ferry. tomorrow afternoon at
Tunnel Green in what promises to be a
very good tilt Of the sea son.
The Samm!e players that will start
In the game are :Asnew and Davis ends
Melvey and Kasley. tackles; Witt or
Newman. center; Hall and Evans al
guard; Bauer. quarterback: Hadon. full
back: Flaerty and Hanke at halves
while the subs will consist OF Hores
McG!ll, B. Agnew and Winchcoll.
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NORMAL TEAM
LOST To SALEM

Fairmont. Oct. THE State Normal
school oF Fa:rMort met its frs; defeat
OF the season here this afternoon Mt the
hands of salem college. 10y a score Of
~ 20 n. The local eleven was heavily
outwciGhed and the Salem backs. main.
~ ny the use Of end runs and forward
passes made first down Time and again.
almost at Will.
The only squirt Of winning football
shown by the Normal was about one
minute before the frs; half ended. when
Nammel intercepted n forward pass and
ran through several Of Salcm's second
airy defense for gain OF more than 30
Yards
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Of her health. The son. husband, an
four daughters survive.
J. r. CoombA

Piedmont, ". Va. Oct. u. r.
Coombs founder and editor Of the Pied
mont Independent died at his home yes
terday from paralysis. He was IS years
Old. Mr.. Coombs was formerly a fire.
man on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
He lost both legs and one arm in an
accident 81 years ago. Upon his re-
covery he started the Independent and
his accompli shment with great handt-
caps attracted Widespread interest.
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TO D|LLONVALE
Meconfsys VIII Meet DiuonvIls IN
dams In Second Of Series

Tho Mcconkey nine will Journey TO
Dillonvale tomorrow where they will
cross bats with the fast Dillonva!e In
dams in the second game Of a five game
series. Many baseball fans who enjoy
this sport better than football no doubt
will witness the game which promises
to be very good.
II will be remembered that the Macks
have a very strong team and no doubt
they will surprise the Indians. AL
though tho batteries for the local nno
have not been announced more than
likely Miller and Weithe will start the
game.
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", VA, EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
SEN|-CENTENN|AL PROGRAM OUT

The seni-centennial OF the west VIZ
gnia State Education Association VII!
be celebrated Mt the annual meeting IN
Huntington, November 3. t'5. Teachers
from all over the state Will be IN al
tendance and many reservations nave
been made TO date In the different hotels
Of Huntington. One OF the greatest an
nual meetings ever held Is ANTICIPATED
and the best programs possible nave
been arranged as follows:
GENERAL PROGRAM
Thursday Morning, November >.
s:30-9:40-Community singing.
o:4o-e :5O--Devot!onal exercise.
e:S0-l0:30-"A Half Century OF Edu-
ca ton In United states" Or. {. J. Col
grove. Upper Iowa University Fayette'
Iowa.
10;30-lo:4o-PhysIcal exercises.
lo4o-ll:2o-"A Half Century OF Edu-
cation in West Virginia. J. F. Marsh.
secretary state hoard OF education.
l:2o-ll:50-"The Next Four Years
Of Educat! in West Virginia" George
NJ Ford, state superintendent OF free
schools.
ll:50-lo :o0-Announcements.
Thursday Afternoon.
1902 :0n-"Some Practical Anplica-
tion of Music" J. Miner Dorey, Column
hla Graphophone Company. y. ].
2;OO-o:5n-"New Ideals OF Secondary
Education" DR.. Thomas H. Briggs,
tea cher Of college. Columbia University,
New York.
S:00-4: OO-pivisiona Meetings.
Thursday Evening.
Miss Virginia Foulk. presiding.
s:0o-S:l5-Music.
s:15-S:4O-"The New Education-An
Intcrpretation," Mr.. Walter Barnes.
president Of the association.
S:iO-S :5O-Community singing.
s:5O-9:3o The New Rural School,
An Experiment and an Experience. Mrs.
Marie Turner Harvey. Porter Rural
School, Kirkville. Missouri
e40-Reception by Huntington Teach
ers.
Friday Morning, November 4.
Miss Be.s Anderson, PRECEDING.
e;3O-a:40-Community singing.
! 9:4o-lO Ideals" Mr.
Phil. NJ. Conlcy. American Constitutions
Society. Charleston.
lo:0o-lo:l0-Physica exercises.
l9lo-l0:50-"Teachi Amer ca n
Ideals In the New Education Dr. Col
! grove.
HOOP :oo-Divisiona Meeting.
Friday Afternoon
1853 :0o-Section Meetings.
5000 .30-Rus!Eess Meeting.
Friday Evening.
7:oo-s:l5-Fhysical Education Demon
stratlon.
s:l6-9 :30--Pageant.
Saturday Morning, November 5.
O-s:40-Community singing.
s:4O-lN:lH-"The New Rural School
A Constructive Community Agency"
Mrs. Harvey.
lOl5-ln:6o-"Our Common RESPONSE
billy TO the New Educa ton" DR.. Briggs
10:50-ll :On-Fhys!Cal exercises.
! ll:OO-1l:25-"The State and the New
/ Education" Governor E. F. Morgan
| Charleston.
ll:25-l2:o0-"A Symposium: impress
| sIons OF the Annual Meeting" Supt A
| G. Davis. Williamson: Mr.. Nat T. Frame
! Morgantown; President {. .Rossey
Athens; Miss Gertrude Roberts, Hunt,
! lngton
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Edele Funeral

The remains Of the late Miss Carrie
Edc!e were laid at rest In Greenwood
cemetery Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Services were held at the late home. No.
$3.50 EotT street Thursday evening. Miss
Edele, who was born and reared In
Wheeling and has many warm friends
here. died at Ohio Valley General hos
p!tal Tuesday afternoon, and the news
Of her death came as a shock TO her
relatives and other friends.
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Campboll Rites

This afterEJon at 2:30 o'clock az the
late hoae. No. 1908 Eoff street. funeral
services will be held for the late Miss
Lulu Virginia. daughter Of Mrs. Ella
Greer Campbell and the late James B.
Campbell. Rev. w. H. Fields, pastor OF
First Christian church will ofiiciate ard
!ntcrment will he made privately in
Greenwood cemetery.
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LINCOLN LOST
Warrington A G. Eleven TOO Much for
Local Colorsd Boys-Score $50.

Lincoln high schools football team
took 4 severe drubbinE Yesterday after
noon at the hands Of the Washington
4. c. eleven Of Washington. Pa. the
visiting colored boys completely out
chasing the locals in every part OF tho
game Tho seore was 26o.
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Mrs. ]. W, johnson,

ClarkshurE, w. Va. oct. "A tele-
gram was received here today. announc-
Ing the death or Mrs. J. w. Johnsor1
80. wife OF prominent Sutton husIes
man. and mother OF Garland JcI6nson
student OF Washington Irvihe Vii
school here, and right tackle IL, foot.
ball team. She died at Maro,t. 81
where she went recently FL In. S.nsa,