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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
XMAS TREE FOR CAMP WILCOX

The Ladies' auxiliary of Carlp Will cox, No. 17S2. United Confederate Vet erans, will entertain the Veterans of Camp Wilcox on Wednesday at the EllSs hall at Christmas tree and dinner A fine menu will te served.
 Bags of fruit and candy and gift fo reach veteran will be placed. npon the tree.
 A musical program w;,l te Siver. Also m address by Judge W. w. Brandon of Tuscaloosa.
 Capt. Frank s. White will be mas ter ut ceremonies
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DINNER PARTY FOR
 MIR. AND MRS. BROWN

MT. and Mrs. Frank Fowlkes en- tertained at dinner party last eve ming at the Country club in honor or MT. and Mrs Atwell J. Brown.
 The table was attractively centered with a basket of white chrysanthe- nuns and lovely cards marked the places of MT, and Mrs. Atwell J. Brown, Mir and Mrs. Eugene Brown, MT. and Mrs. Henry s. Fowlkes. Dr. and Mrs. Lee Burlington, Mir. ana Mrs. Crawford Johnson, IT,. MT. and Mrs. Don Maring and the hosts.
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HILLIARD LITERARY SOCIETY

The Hilliard Literary Society of Central High school enjoyed its greatest meeting on Friday after noon. The reason Is obvious. Miss Boden gave her annual spread in the lunchroom. About 150 attended. The feast was intellectual as well as
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tra and the fIiIliard sympathy quar- tet" gave harmonious selections.
 This was the only time that teach CTS and pupils were together socially. MRS. LEARY TO ENTERTAIN
 Mrs. Will Leary will entertain her card club at the Country club on
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Wednesday with Mrs. Eugene North ington of Washington, who Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Robley Nun ger, as honor guest.
 MRS. WHEELOCK HOSTESS
 Mrs Fred wheelock was hostess to the members of her card club at her
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Mrs. Gussen to Present Oratorio
 Judas Maccabeus," December SC

During Christmas week Birming- ham music lovers will have great treat in store for them, for on Friday evening, December 30, Mrs. Edna Gockei Gussen, director of the Con servatory of Music, and also director of the choir of Temple Emanu- Fl and the Independent Presbyterian church, will present the ever beautiful ora torio, Judas Maccabeus," at the Tenn pie. ,&
 This Is one of the most majestic and beautiful of all Handels compo- sitions. and one of the most popular oratorios, being especially appropriate to the Yule-tide season, and for the occasion Mrs. Gussen has selected some of the most talented singers in Birmingham to take part.
 The soloists for the Judas Macca- beus" presentation will be Mrs. May Shackelford, soprano; Mrs. P. J. Smith, contralto; MT. Gladstone Jack son, tenor, and MT. Leon Cole. bass. Members of the chorus are: Mrs. E. G. Chandler. Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Morris Newfield, Mrs. Morton Simpson, Miss Lima Vogt. Miss Ethel Chambers, Mrs. A. L. Beall, Miss Mildred Jones Messrs. Carlton Smith, John McVa,s
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Richard Shaddiclk, Leo Karpeles, Ray Monroe, F. E. Moore, Edwin Hickey, Charles Turner.
 Mrs. Gussen always contributes her splendid share toward the building up of Birmingham unsteady and dur- ing the current season of the Bir- minCham Conservatory of Music. be- ginning September 1 of this year. she has presented -06 of the students on the regular Saturday programs, which are so much enjoyed each week. and she has also presented members of the faculty of the conservatory In in teresting programs at the Sunday afternoon muslcales she has inaugu rated this season.
 An interesting feature of the work this year at the Conservatory of Mu- sic has been the Harmony and music classes under the direction oe Mrs. Gussen. in which Mir. John Gathey, Miss Elizabeth Buckshaw and Miss Kathryn Partillo have been Ter as- sistants. The Birmingham Conserva- tory will enjoy the Christmas season, closing on Christmas Eve. December 24, and remaining closed through De- cember 27.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
BEAT
MOUNDSV|L[E
ClH HOW PLAY BAUK8S AFTER
wHIuG OUT DEFEAT OF
THREE WEEKS AGO.
Pound Mound City Pitcher for Eighteen
Ltss-Thsn Allow Tereo
KTpHL

Playing a wonderful game OF ball tho
1.eGrangs A c. OF Brilliant evened up
with tho Moundsv!Tle Athletics for tho
awful drubb!nG handed them three
weeks ago by defeating the Mound city
club yesterday afternoon on the BILL
liant grounds by the score 1914.
Tho Brilliant lads vero out for blood.
and started tho game out strong. They
batted Smith to all cornors OF the lot,
and kept tho visitors from scoring IN
great fashion. MoundSv!llc made one
run in the seventh and then addr! thrc"
more IN the eighth. They were helpless,
however, and showed they defeated n"
LeGrarCes on an Orf-6ay.
brilliant will no doubt play III"
Rauers now. They were 10 have met
the local team three weeks ago, but
after tho Moundsvillc defeat. the Rauers
cancelled, With a promise OF gam" in
tho future ~ they defeated Mounds
ville.
The up-rtver team has won three OF
their four games with MoundsvIllc. and
the fans up there are ciamorlrUG for 4
crack at the valley title The score:
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MRS. MALLORY wins
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

Forest Hf1ls. ". Y. Ans. Il Wiz
ming the vomen's national cha r1ni"nSh'"
tournament for tho sixth tim" m hcr
hrillian; career yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Molla Ejurstcd, Mallory. ~"
r'ayir Z through champion defeated
Miss Mary X. Browne. of California. -
the nnaI round NJ tho wom"n's IT,"
tourney on .h~ turf courts ~ 'Nr W"r'
SIDE Tennis club AZ Forest TItna t."
score was as. e.. e.. bring rr ~ n
glorious close The creates season ~
womcn'S trnniS over known il has N"un-
try.
Miss Browne -Hstn-d7v -arr "NorT
hafflinC change ~ p1r", md brought
i7top lay every III ~ roTi technique
~ which she ~ nRr'nr ~ r''''E ~
hold IN ch~ck the irrHSiS'iNi" ,;'NCk "r
Mrs Mallory. Vet IN ~" 'Nr~'I So.
after she had done h"r hcsr and ~
messed her 10, fail. Miss Hr"v'r" va:
controni"d H. 1T oven stronger '"Hm-
r.on: A champion who (""" y" 70
strafning hand rs shr %wr;,' p" :" -,
impressive and decisive 'iCt'rr.
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New Yort. Aug. :, The I."'".Nnd
champions al rhe:- -" N.'tN l''i"'"
r:<a'S are stumbling; n.oEc !, i""i: -
fort. - ul:-...~;a.;rr e.,rh Other III ;@n
American 'F.s-i.- icHn..H' race. Nh'"
yr;,.s,arrn &,A TaS ~ :" tear rr"in
we New Sr-. ,;.Nc:= -. -" Na'"'h.
base The I;.daaS 1.aE nos; I" ne
rs~>ecs th'> wee. Az. tho ttrat"S
,..f \rN \y-r
-. A:-srican l~,su" !o'o-s should
-; - Ne cu'5 W. - pitching sta
..c-l.ns ;.- the r;.a, STrI; E"S; month
\ns York Is c"r- ha:t!"r E.cS".2|d n
r-.x-nt. nu: thee = IL" (" "h""S"
.....mera 10 pitEA-a- st'eaS'n OF 70
- ems. Wuss!:S:oH - :iEht"Et"E
-. -, - ta!rd pia>e by good t~:C':":;
e.. act. e::;rtIy"d OIL '':'re form ."SS
49,, ruG E~:c&scl shut out ,hiraE"
Is, ,h:e. hits In thirteen Innings
-. Hn,.e Cox acted r,tschieveous.v
30 tpo leAE'.- !~-de-S ~ IGs' 60;
o.. -" a :u-a from It's 70? pa"
- .vr.,nG~t II, rood play o. ~"
,wn 1r.>t~ AMI advanced ="
:,,.'s. c.rre behind - Louis. IN"
x however lnu- 20 Overland yes
..v and To-Day The pitchers OF thu
s~";,nd S!v's!oa team, on the
E.. .n,n. s-A Helns hit hard.
The T1,tshuyrh Na'iora.s have nrm
.rasr on the pe=uSnI - 'he 'traf""
-? .w"u's e, :&s:- y"i1@ mig ~ games
re,y FOX Gould - iI'r tr>t r."": "rtN
by ..-.njSY: - ort D: 81. t,,:' -: rEh
Nps r,arNcl eic~ OF itS T'val IN h"th
,,at,Ir- and 2i,rAtaG Since IG'y 80.
So TN t.o rivals wer" tied to- nrs:
place The Pirates have won fifteen
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FAMILY FRACAS
TERMINATES IN.
SHOOTING FRAY.
r1IETrNs FERRy EEaRXSS AID
FATHER WOUNDED IN f1oEs.
Eoman's Husband. Fsther and 1EoAe1
Hold ir ths Ohio County jan. e.

Tr<. Amos S.!pio. A negress. 10 In
to Martins rc'ry hospital. ana er
rrshand AMI ,w" n'her men. one Of
v.:,crr IL her rathnr. William Darh,
:rn Tr iail NJ Martins Ferry as restt
= : simt:r. ..rarc which In alleKd
:" h.y. .'"rnd f:.mily quarrel At L.
",i..t" I"r'e Sunday afternoon ct
O'Clock. >
,oriine ~ the story OF the primo
.p,s Nrrhur Harris. n boarder At ~
& .:l:r home "n the CoIerain pike. ju,
oulsi.in the corporate limit OF this cit:
hai l"ane! TIC younger Darrah. brotne
"i he Sci:i" woman. razor VIII
which IT, shI,c. 4 quarrel started u
'Er home sct,cnn Scirio ard his wife
ana william 9Th. father ~ the wo-
man who lives nearby. came to the
nous. With a Ratchet In his hand. When
I'a-rah a., wed. Scipio called to Harrs.'
II help him. and rs Harris got up from
h,a hair. u" waS cut on the back OF the
reck with the razor. in the hands OF
Young Darrah He was then attacked
~ The older Darrah and the wonAnI
and the Ratchet was thrown at HIM
~" picked m the Ratchet and threw "
at rho couple and rushed 10 his rooni
whore he secured revolver. the propf
nrfS Or AMOS SClnlH. WHICH rIho pcGL.
et,cn 10 him for safe keeping few
, da.,; ago. and hogan to shoot. Durtn
the melee Sc!pio escaped from thu
hoace ard cook To the woods.
An ambulance was called and took tn
yic;;.,,% L. No city hospital. where q
examination showed the woman Ia
boon shot near the right breast III
hHIl-' t-n"clir= around the ribs to IN
back. where /, lodged under the ski
apparently penetrating no vital organ
Her father. William Darrah. was sh1
/ g. the left breast. and the course Of III
hu'ie. was followed around the side An
down the left arm. The shooting WI
hu''.' ,"i'ii = 81 ca'ihrr autonla tic p!st
whicsI vas recovered by Officer Ellwhd
/ Rothcrn,rnd. who arrived OF the seer
, n tho shont."'~ in time u arrest Harr
and vouac Darrah. William Darn
ari tamrhter were rushed to the ho
pital
Amos Srinio husband Of the womaI
later went m police hradqua rters an
save himself M.
al ~ the parties in tho affair VII
likely face the grand jury. Harris D
NO charge ~ shooting and the remain
DO Of tho crowd IN q charge Of muir
d"-n"s assault
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
Yankees Defeated
Wheeling independents

Yesterday afternoon on tho Twenty
sixth stree gr"l.aGi the crack Yankee
A CO Of tho South Side defeated tho
Wheeling Independents in 4 loosely
played game by the lop-sided score OF
-. Tho game only went five snninsA
as tho Independents decided TO oall It a
day that time when they found they
were hoplessly beaten Ripley pitched a
good game for the Yankees. holding the
Independents down u four scattered
hits, while the Yankees pounded three
Independent pitchers 10 all corners OF
the lot for a total OF 20 safe hits Score
nv Inntnxx: R Il L.
Wig. Independents 80 I 1-c 5
Yankees .. 0 . 7--l9 :
Batteries: Nesbltt. Fisher. heGiu and
Prentice: Ripley and Ifc1erman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
West Virginia To Have
-Four Regional Directors
For Soldier Relic

Under the new law consolidating tins
rarious bureaus having 20 do with SOL
der compensation. insurance. rocn-
tional training. disqualification. etc. re-
Gently passed by congress. West Viz
Einia Is 10 have have four sur-regional
directors. appointed by and responsible
N Regional Director Hahn. who has
charge Of tho fourth regional district.
in which this state Is located. The
SaIaric. ~ the four men will be fixed
~ Director Hahn. Applications for
those p">iti"rS ar" being received. both
fro-i rN-Ser'ic" men and civilians -
Inquiry ~ members ~ congress from
West Virginia shows that the sentt.
mont OF the delegation Is virtually
unanimous " pr"f"rrinr tho appoint
mont Of cH-sryicn ~ n who are con.
crdedly fitted q administer the position,
over civilian andidates..
Tho four sh-rcgional directors foS
Wcs' Virginia >iIl he located at Wheel
inE Parkcrsbur- Bluetield and Charles
ton.
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Fourteen Events On
Poughkeepsie Program

PoughkeepSie. y. Y, Aug. 7l--Foor-
teen events. carrying total Of slightly
more than 100000 will make up tho
program o. tho 1891 renewal Of tho
rouEhkeepsle grand circuit meeting
which will open Tuesday at the Hudson
river driving PARK The meeting Will
continue FOR four days with Saturday
held IN reserve 20 care for possible post
poneme0ts.
The Pourhkccpsie'' 2:i3 trot. with a
s3.oon purse. the richest Of the week.
will he raced on Thursday.
Another feature vii. DO tho attempt
70 be made on Wednesday by Single q
% lower the track record Of 2:oo4 hold
by Miss Harris VI and Napoleon Direct.
breeders Club sweepstakes for two
and three year olds. are among the other
high spots on :he program.
Most OF the h"r'"~ uttered hero ar
rived from Narherth. p
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INSULTS GIRL;
GOES To JAIL
ERNEST ARPUK1O FAILS INCo
CLUTCHES OF Law FOB MIS-
CONDUCT.
Chief Frnxier Orders Complete Cleanup
Of the "Curb Stor-, Gentlemen

Chief Frnxicf Orders Complete Cleanup
Of the "curb ssono GrentleInen-'
cleanup OF tho curb stone gentle
men" will be made b. Chict 81 Police
Fred Frazier following the arrest or
Ernest Arrur.0. local man. by Police
man Charles Flanagan on Saturday
night on charge of insulting Mary
Smith. A yourg McMechen girl
Arpurio is now confined t. the county
jail serving thirty days unless SOM"
nerson comes To his rescue with $50.
which amount was assessed against him
by SQUIRE John ~ KirIrlbrrgrr.
Miss Smith. il developed Al the hear
ing Was walking 70 Fourteenth and
Main streets carly Saturday rv"n'nc ;"r
\ McNcchen car when Arpurin. "h"
was standing IN the "urh ~ Fnurteenih
street asked her whore sito was gong
a. she passed Miss Smith naid no at
tention 10 him. 10 hna''I wI'ked down
To her and asked her 70 ail"" him 10
accompany her home" Aft"r making
several improper rHmarks. ~ Is alleged,
she walked away and started hack to
Market street.
On Market St-e~' near Fourteenth
etrrrt Miss Smith moi Policeman Elan
-a"an ard hcEHT 70 talk - him. trHinE
'hc policeman about tho man following
boy She did rot aSx thar tho man he
,rrested at once. hut asked protection
- 'ho street rar. After leaving Police
man Flanagan. Miss Smith started
!n.k to Main street t"r the car when
Nrpurto. taking another direction. cir
rird around to Main street to meet her
again.
Approaching hrr. ne began 70 curSe
her for talking 70 tho pHno"mnn. and
used loud, profanc lanruaC". Mach 70
hrpurios surprise. i'ol:r' nan Flanna -
gan had followed Miss Smith and was
behind the corner building when Arpu-
rio began 10 curae her.
At police headquarters Lieutenant
Rion Miller. not wanting to hold Miss
Smith az a witness and compelling her
To- lose days work by coming 10 police
court this morning. turned tn" case over
10 SouirA John ". kind"lb"rErr. who
was At headquarters at tho time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
KINDELBERGERS Win
Defeated Recently Organized Liberty
L. O. Ntne ~ Ntof Hen
Grounds

Showing better form than they have
shown at any time this season. the
Kirdl~bcrrers Of the South Side. de-
feated Tho recently organized Liberty A
c. nine Of Bridgeport yesterday after
noon on tho Nick He'll grounds Ben
wood, by the score OF So.
The Ktndlebergcrs showed real class
yesterday, and played we'll. Mackin was
tho star Of the game. plsying a fine
sane ut first. and getting three GOOD
hits that NOTED three runs. Both pitch
ers vero In good shape. and tho game
started as a duel. but soon settled In
faXor Of tho locals
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BREAKS SHOULDER
Miss nan Johns"u Painfully Injured in
Fail Down Stairs

Mes Non Johnson. OF ~" Y W =. y,
sustained lIlntw' injuries when 81" e .
down Ia" stairs n her home Fr'dai
morning. breaking her shoulder a tlte
~n"Nc'. NJ johnson WIS taken 10
80 cato Na'."r ,;"u"ral hospital wh"r"
3d.. =. ..,,.... ,,..ri .,-l r>",'.r, a''""'i IN.
....d...' ','.I las: u!-,h'
....: .,..v va rca:!"S comfortably.
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GERMAN PEACE
HnnfinnAd frnrn PoQh OnAl

Significantly enough denials have o~en
made ~ vari"ue stories as To whethef
The Versatile :Tra:N would be re-
submitted. Members Of tho irrrCon'ia-
h'c GROUP In tn" s"nat" have S'a''"
positively their conviction 'hai 'h' YER
sailles treaty wouldn't be re-supinlt'eo
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RUSHING MARINES
CONTINUED From Page one.)

to take on its cargo before midnight II
was expected she would pass out soon
afterwards. Every effort was made 10
keep the destination OF tho force
secret. Under officials at the navy yard
declared aot even officers commanding
the force knew The exact duty they
were TO perform upon their arrival In
the canal iona
Rumors that second contingent
might arrive lato in the week were
spreading among officers here but COLI
nrmAcion could not DO obtained.
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CARDINALS LOSE TO
D, ", NINE--SC0RE 1913

Tho Cardinals dropped an Interesting
Samo to tho u. W. nine Of the East
End yesterday afternoon Oh the Fulton
grounds by tho score Of l2-S. Tho game
was one Of the best these teams have
staged this season and WIS witnessed
by a large crowd.
Murrin. the star pitcher for tho d.
Wa scored = homer yesterday in add
ton to two other hits while ArthurS
was also . demon with tho stick, getting
a three Dagger and q double Score by
innings X n E.
CARDINALS 900 0e4 90 Is 4
d, w. --652 $50 oa1-i1 u
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Doc Johnston. the Tndtar's inst
hlseman. Is two yH1rs older than Jinl;NN
al l'odger fame. stands nix feet tall ~
weighs 10 pounds, Ia quick. WHY an''
.rrvuus in his actions. He has 81
joyrd Il long sioso OF big league basc-
ball lie began his professional career
in 1909 with Chattanooga. md HlEyc"
with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh 3"'o!"
coming to Cleveland. First base IL nt.ort
the only position he has played. The
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TEEING UP WITH OUIMET
By FRANCIS QUINTET

ply the mechanical skin for ~ II 10
up TO you 10 absorb bis teachings; and
II Is up to you 10 furnish the person.
atty and to do tho thinking. that. all
together. can mako you = well-rounded
golf player.
Copyright. 1874. Sol Met1ser,
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bost fitted for. Net until he came 20
iIrooEiyn, after drifting from the
minors 20 the Whit" So1 and ths Cubs
did Jimmy really nnd E!maeit. ti:S
work O. third has becn spc :tacv!aT
Hitting the bail at .376 clip This sea-
fan ha!a nal him q very valuable asset
10 tho Dodgers.
These brothers were the first TO op-
pose each Other in a world series con-
test Ia 1920. Old DOCS side won.
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morrow from Moundsville Msrs they
h;tv. hccn attending IN" cam meeting
at the camp grounds and payi visit ,
Ia friends and relatives in tina city.
Miss cora Lukens and he, mother
havo returned 10 their home o Woods
s,rc,t having been at Film Cove for
the PAST week visiting friends nd rela-
:'"sS.
Nj and Mrs. Joe Cast Of Jacob
s,rest will arrive home today from
ls,:rNhonnon wher. they have ben VIZ
ting friends and relatives for tn p1,lt
few hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnston ce
Eoff street leave this morning ftr an
automobile trip 10 Falrnont and ether
cities in the state.
Mss Alma Snodsrass Of Water s:feet
Ia reported To he III with slight acAck
~ rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. T. [. Woodward Of Nor.
can,rvr ere visi'inG friends here this
week.
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SOUTH SIDE
Rev. Snyder Homo.

Rev. Snyder Homo.
Rev. Snyder, pastor o. IN" Trinity
LuLEersa CGurch and family arriIeI
home .atu:n.y evening after spending
parsonage al John stown. Ia. They mad
Il V"auerful time and enjoyed the trip
considerably,
Mons League Outing.
The Mems league OF ST. lsIuiS FL an
Eelicii church staged al outing Sa tur-
lay at Free Orchard out left Hand Run.
The affair waS in charge II Mr. Louis
Flpher and MAS splrrGid success. and
largely attended, Tic main event Of
the day was the piayin:: Of games IN
which rE"st interest was taken IN horse
shoe pitching. At Az appropriate" hour.
a Iirnic luncheon WAS served. Rev.
TAsche also attended and helped I"
make the day more joilirr.
Complete Repairs.
The &. II. Kic. Furniture store 1t
twentieth street will he repaired which
will consume the most OF this w""k.
Tho roof Of the building WAS finished
Saturday. while this week attention
will be given {" the inside Of the store
room. When completed the building
will lock quit. attractive"
Trolley wire Breaks.
Tho -epa!r department ~ tho cay
Railway was called TO For'y-Sixih ana
Water streets yesterday afternoon when
a trolle, wire broke holding un service
for over half hour. lpon the arrival
OF the wor" car: ne rspasrS Ncre ,'1'e
Leave for Canada
MT. ana Mt. lii't'n ~" 6rr.
street lHtt yeS'eroaE 'cr ,'i,, .u ~,
her. Na2anh. "n"re .ncn .,bv.;.
future homo on account ~ ?hSSl-
clans advice ~h" instructed W.. hru,.n
10 go 10 ina cnuntr? LOT ms ~ u,
The Kruger fanny arc WI h,I""u W.,
the S"Ith s,ih': n'N'iS
prhct'ral-. t, ,rh 80, - 500
them Irare. ...
1-,o WbanIin, .rTaCfion -omnanv's
Iii, ,;. ho coon M tb. inh iris
force VIII hEnin nr .,, 81" ~, ~ oy,.-, a
week WIG" Wv! W.. 49,. 81.
ne "ork NJ 'INL.;, ~. -, ~
N'rcfi ~",r" "'',';; .rtG,.,,,,,, ri
car rH'.S ~ wv. ~. n-,. -o. e.,,,.
"n" Ja"'" ~, :.
"a '"o Nrrk' ~ ,S,.., "a,
r7iny w"atEeT' not ''''" ''e"uN"H va
mane'
South sio' Er1otS.
M'NS in-t 'h"! "''! -. :, .
street will bc taken TO tha ON" F"lle*
hospital today. where ah" vii! harc her
tonsils removed. The Itt"EI'"E ply
s!,ian IS !.r. =. u. Phillips.
W y Wilson of caldwc'IS Ram ar
,,mn,i ,,,,. H., ,v,n,n. from i;Ir.,,
hnr,. -" yyb,.,, he bng i,cec IN a ,u.,i.
nssS tr,r
Mis-. Elizabeth Mcarns ana Lillian
rom Sis,ersyillc where they nave been
spending a BRIEF visit with friends.
Miss Florence Reed OF Eoft street il
able tu be out again after a brief !iI-
Miss Cora Morrison of Eff street ar
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past three season, has BEEN h.2 beat
nc has been hitting we'll oTo- $50
DOC" II u nickname tucked onto him
ny his father. who always hcd hopes
that some day the boy would be ply
stefan. HIS real name Is Wheeler.
Jimmy covers third for brooklyn
but he haG covered about every other
position A. o:c .!:nr OF another, for Il
;oci, him q long t!@le n discover tho
particular spy; on the diamond no was
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GIRL STRUCK -.
BY AL 0M0B|LE
Mss WILMA KRIS or BE1.I.An1
Is SLIGHTLY INJURED N
ACCIDNF,
Auto Driven BY W. chisholf St1tk0
Young Lady-Aidsnt W.
UnavoidIls.

Miss Wilma kr"ps. ointment yount
:ady Of Bellaire was lightly injured
last -ycuing at $40 Dock. when she
vas struck by an autom,ile owned ant
driven hy ". r. Ch!she. Of BSllaireI
The accident occurred anShiskey Run
near Eetlairc. while Nj, Kreps wal
crossing :hc road to boaI a Wheeling
Traction company street ,r.
It. IL: sad chish"lf Wasiriving at .
moderate rate OF speed. when Miss
Krcps started across the rad. Before
he could stop he had struk her. She
WAS picked up and taken the home
Of \ relative nearby. where was found
she had suffered a cut on he head And
G-ui.rs atuai the limbs. Hr injuries
wore not serious.
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Two base hits: Miller. Gilchrtst.
PnindeNter. Mason Madden. Smith.
Three base hits: Forhaugh. Boyd. Sac
rifco hits: O'ponncL Lewis ia ses on
balls: or Smith =: or Miller ). Struck
out. By Smith 4: by Miller I HI; ny
pitcher: Lewis. Left on bases: Hriil-
:ar' r.: Moundsvilic = Umpire: Nc
Tlroy.
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Seldom do we ma brothers who ooth
excel IN Any game. or course aIm""'
every player IN tho big leagues has i
brother whom he claims IL just rs good
II not better than he But the manager
who took a chance on Jimmy Johnst"A
after cld Doc" Jimmy's brother had
been In the big show for several years.
has never regretted II. for Jimmy has
developed INTO ono OF the best third
basemcp In the National league.