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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

DevitiEety Clarence Franz,
3475 zap. 80. III. a dosud ne
zjiSteny muz prostredniho sta
ii byli zabiti, jiny neztotozne-
ny hoch a jisty muz pax va2n6
zran6ni ia vcerejslch traficnich
nehod. Franz Sc snazil pTejiti
Denison Ave. S. w. u zap. 98.
ul., kdyz byl pfejet automobi-
lem, rizenym w. E. Matesenl,
1892 vych. 61. ul., ktery byl
pozdeii We SVEN byte zatcen a
predveden k vyslechu ma poll
ceini stanici zap. 53. ul. a Lo-
rain Ave. Vypravel, re hocha
zvedl a ulozil do jineho auta,
ktere zranen6ho, jenz zemfel
jeste ia cest6, dovezti m6lo
do nemocnice sy. Jana.
Nezjist6ny muz zabit .byl au-
TEN ma Ontario ul. a Broad
way. Ridic stroje John Worsch,
1923 Mais Ave. byl policii spro
stem why.
AS 16lety mladik dopraven
Ibyl y bezvGdomi do nemocnice
sv. Alexise ma Broadway. Wy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
MANZELSKA TRACEDIE.

Baltimore, %. list. Chrome
ma, re ami nemohla vzkfiknou-
ii, dvanactileta Helen Counsel
manova vcera yecer byla sved-
KEN, jak jejf otec zastrelil mat
ku. Howard Counselman, I'VE
rolekar, 33-lety, pritiskl revol-
yer k nadrGm Irene C. Coun-
selmanove, 31-let6 zastrelil il
V kuchyni jejich domova zde.
PAX vessel do koupelny, posadil
Sc ma podlahu a usmrtil sc ra-
nou do srdce vypalenou.
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PRODA Sc:

PRODAJi Sc kombinacni
kamna, a mesice uzivana, pax
krasny parlor set, 4-kusovy "a
$50, jedna postel, nova pera,
nova mattrace "a SIC a jedna
"a SD. Velmi krasny dresser
S kulatym zrcadlem "a $13,
pax jeden bez zrcadla "a SO,
stul do jidelny, buffet, zidle,
lednice, male stoly, karpety a
RUNE jine veci, vse velmi lev
ne. Prljd'te do obchodu els.
4729 Broadway, vedle obchodu
p. Koudelv. "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 trech
pokoJlch pro diva lldi V els.
o191 Portage ave. Haste Sc v
LIS. ozOO Broadway. 11-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

PRODA Sc dim, jest mem
stor, ktery sc hodi pro jakyko-
liv obchod a je tam 5 pokoju S
koupelnou. Cena levna. Haste
Sc elsie 5422 Storer Ave. S.
W. 11-2e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

sedaval syevolne ma poulicnl
karu ma vych. 62.l III. a Kins-
man rd. a kdyz sehnan konduk
terem, seskocil do drahy kary
jedoucf smerem yychodnlm.
Ma Seymour Ave. a zap. 25. ul.
srazen byl automobilem 58-le-
ty Martin Stag, 1907 zap. 25.
ul. V mestske nemocnici shle-
dab l6kari, ze ma rozbitou hla
WI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
Eugena Scllmitta
ufadovnou " c.
5211 FLEET AVE,
CT. VEREJNOSTI

uvadim ma v6domi, re jsem
sy1j obchod S nabytkem a kan
ny q druhe ruky prestehoval z
els. 1851 vych. ~. ul. do cisla
1929 broadway, kde budu mIti
vybe1t i We yecech noyych, tax
ze budu moci kazdeho k uspo-
kojeni obslouziti. o dalsf pfi-
zen zada v. Sedlacek.
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Jorannieovo dedietvi.
ROMAN Y FRANCOIIXSK KEHQ

snidate'.
TAX? Dobre! Jak jsi byl O
tom zpraven?'
'Dopisem od pana Ambroze
Morillona'.
'ZnaS toho pana 2
'Ano, videl jsem no V PaIi-
Ii.
Jest on majitelem divorce?
'Neni'.
TAX snad ieho obchodve-
douclm?'
MONA, nebot' plse jeho
jm6nem'.
"A ty dosud nevis, jak Sc sku
tecny mattel jmenuje?'
'Dosud nevim, otce'.
To Jest divine. X cemu toto
tajndstkarstvi?'
'Abych Sc primal, otce, di-
vim Sc tomu tax jako Wy; ale
ocekayam klidn6, co pride. o.
statn6 majitele brzy pozname,
nebot' sem pride.
TAX - on sem pride - on
sam?' aa84I
'Ano'.
Wis, proc pozval nne a tvou
matku dnes do dvorce?'
Ne, otce'.
Nevis ami, oc Sc jedna?'
'Nevi1n'.
'Nuze tedy, myslii jsme, re
ii chce pronajmouti tento
dvdr'.
}'Mozna, re mne MATTEL chce
mlti ia naiemnika.
'Najmi tento dvdr jen pod
velmi vyhodnymi podminkami; !;
ale neboj Sc, vsak ia budu pri
tom a promluvim take slov0 do
toho'.
'Nebudete miti prilezitost do
toho mluvit, nebot ia nechcl
dvorec naJmout pod zaanou
podmlnkou'.
Ale, chiapce, tohoto dvora
da Sc neco vyteziti - co pra-
vim? - V deseti neb patnacti
letech da Sc z neho udelatl p6k
ne jm6ni'.
'Nedbam, abych zbohatl'
pravil mladIk suse.
Starry pochopll, co syn teml-
to sloyy mlnl spokoJll Sc pou-
Ze pokrcenlm ramenou. - Po
kratk6m mlceni pokracoval:
Ale kde zustaya maJitel?'
'Prave bio jedenact; bude
zde aSi hned'.
'Jel nekdo z divorce pro ne
ho?' ,.s..v .aa.
Ne. Psanl pane Morillonovo
neobsahovalo mic podobneho 4
ia nikoho pro neho neposclaf.
'Snad PRIDE pres Blois?'
'Myslim take tax.
'Jsem zadostiy, kdo to asi
jest.
'Neptijde sam.
TAX?
Pride We spolecnosti peti
jinych osob'.
'kdo jsou ony osoby?'
TO take nevlm. Pan Morillon
zpravii mne, abych pripravil
sluSnou snldani pro neho pet
osob, ktere $ MIN prljdou. Po-
dotknul take, re Wy, otce mat
ko, k snidani pozvani jste. u
Ginil jsem y5emozne, abych
majitele radn6 uctil. K uceli
tomu objednal jsem sem kucha
re Courmontu hostince u
'cerne labut6'.'
'Vskutl1u prichazl kuchy.
ne velni prljemna vdne'.
'Budete snldat We velkem sa'
le, kdaz jest prostreno pro de,
vet osob'. - Mladik otevre
dv5fe a pravil k sve matce
Mia mako, dohlednete, zda
Il vse potfebne jest ma stole.
Madame Labome obesla stu
@ vratila sc Sc slovy: Wis, Kar
lie, re neisem mesta, ale na
lezam vSe pofadku'.
GhT,3o ,,,;IS ~, o+I~Ot pdNot
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kOUPI Sc.

kOUP1 Sc zachovaly set do
Jldelny. kdo ma takovy, at.
uda cenu a necha adresu V ad-
min. ''Syeta". 11-23
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Mladik vysel rychle ven, ably

Madame Labome sla az ma
zaprazi.
Karel pristoupil odkrytou
hlavou k prvnimu kocaru, KITE
ry sc prave zastavil a otevrel
dvirka.
Sotva re pohledl do vnitr,
vykrikl prekvapenim; poznal
Dionysii Luciano. - Kdyz
Ipozdravil madame Lurotovou
q jeji dceru, pravil k Dionysii
ia jejimu bratru: Wy, Wy! Jest
to mozne? Skoro neverim svym
ocim!'
'Ano, pane Karle', odpove-
del Lucian, 'jen jim v6rte /;
chteli jsme vam zpusobit pre-
kvapeni. Ale nezdrzujte Sc S
nami a jdete uvitat pana hra-
bete re Soleure a doktora Bar
reho'.
Mladik, touto zuravou vse-
eek prekyapen, bezel k hra-
beti a lekari, kteri prave Wy
stoupili.
Madame Labome poznala
hned byvalou devecku Parizo-
tovu.
Tot jest Dionysie = ano, O.
na, ona jest to!' zvolala a $ ro-
zevrenou naruci sp6chala k
mlad6 divce.
Co, Dionysie! zvolal otec
Labome vstavaje. Co to ma
znamenati?' Otevrenymi
dyermi videl mladou divku S
jeho zenou Sc objimati a opa-
koval: Co to ma znamenati?'
'VSichni vstoupili do domu.
Zatim co Karlova matka no
slim sesle nabizela, pristoupil
hrab6 k staremu rolnikovi a
Ipravil: 'Jste Wy pan Labome?'
'Ano, panel
'D6kuJeme vam, re jste ma
Semu pozvani priJIti do Grand
yalu zadost uclnil.
'Bylo mi psano, ze budu po-
zadan radu V nejake dulezI-
te Zalezitosti. - Jste snad Wy,
pane, novym majitelem Grand
Valu?'
'Otce', pravil Karel drive nez
mel hrabe cas- odpovedeti, ma
te cest mluviti panem hrabe-
TEN re Soleure'.
All - nevedel jsem - kok
tai starry sedlak nemotorne Sc
iuklaneje.
'Jsem hrabe re Soleure, pa
ne Labome, a pfedstavim Vam
sve pratele. Pan doktor Barre
z Blois, jejz snad znate; ma
dame Lurotova, dcera stare de-
weekly, ktera V Grandvalu a
| NinvIlle co vzdychava Liza zna
ma byla; pan Lucian Morel a
madame Evzenie Morelova. -
Madame Morelova jest dcerou
madame Lurotovy. konecne,
! pane Labome, ac vam nenl he.
znama, predstavuJi vam take
slecnu Dionysii Morelovou.
ktera byla zde druzkou ubohf
vzdychav6 Llzy. Dionysie Mo
relova povedela vam prave jme
no stare dGvoGky, teto mlade
! diVce dekuje madame Luroto
va Ia to, ze Vi, re Klara Cue
rinova byla jeji matkou. Diony
sic Morelova ninlo toho odha
lila puvodce zlocinu grandval
sk6ho; il prlsluSj diky "a to, ~
provinilci dosli zaslouzeneh'
trestu a re obet jejich pomste
ma jest. ..,s.
Otec Labome otviral na vse
co sIysel, oci, ale vzdor toni
pozoroval dlvku Jakousl pc
| hrdavostl.
Ma znameni hrabete ujal S
: Lucian slova: Pane Labome
pravil, 'kdyz jsem mel potese
| nj vaSeho pana syna V Parll
: poznati, pravil mi, re miluj
: mou sestru, coz jsem ostatn
iiz vedel; ale kdyz mluvll
a j .,S... I,.,,,c1,, Z :. DiNp1rc,if CO ~,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
EXCELLENT CARD
FOR LOCAL FANS
UNIVERSITIES FLOOR
INVASION STAMPED AB QREAT-
EST SPORT EVENT IN CITY
Coop" VIII Be Crowded to Capacity
Tomorrow Night-Big Guarantee
offered visitors

The stage is set for the biggest has
kctha!l Offering of the season tomorro"
night ~ the Cathedral 'bowT when the
crack Creighton | University OF Omaha.
Nebraska. tnvadcs this city FOR an en-
gagenent with the fast Theta Nh. Rec
ucnlzcd as tho champion OF the West
FOR the past four years, creighton prom
;~rS to show brand Of tho CaGing art
thAt local dcoStees will relish. II was
only made possible that this attraction
was booked through ia" fact that IN"
y lstorS are making Il trip in this part
nf the country. stopping of for games
with Wesleyan, Marietta and lI,t.
Theta Mu is primcI for the crucial
test. While tho boys are not partic-
ulnrly juhi,ant over victory. never
thclrsS they expect I" make tho aNair
interesting. creighton. no doaht. VIII
make opposition Of the b;ttercst sort
and for thus reason the locals have bent
every effort in getting in the best pos
v!hle condition. There Is no question
hut what The visitors Will greatly out
Weigh the frat" lads but THIS edge may
hc somewhat lesscned due to the lons
trip mad" by the wcStcrnrrS.
W;:h II" games IN the r'tE or valley
booked for tomorrow evening there -
great reason to believe that the sealing
canacjty Of tho Cathedral floor will he
taxed. Many Will go for the mere cur
,osity Of seeing the CrcIghi on five in
action AS the reputation made has tray
clcd far and vide.
Since the Ia * thal season will be
thing or the past in the next few weeks
fans Of the valley and city proper VIII
avail themselves Of this excellent ornor-
l,,r,ty. The guarantee necessary should
!n*pIrr followers Of tho paSiime to do
their bit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
SIXTEEN TEAMS FACED
STARTER IN SIX-DAY
CONTEST LAST NIGHT

New York. March s--SiItecn teams.
including the first entry from Germany
since the World war. started In tn"
spring six day race at Madison SQuar"
Garden. which began At midnight to-
ni-h.. The German ra!r are Walter
Eu;c and Will" I>or"az. Eleven of tn"
riders arc Americans. France. R"iRium'
Holland. Switzerland. Canada and AES-
tr;,lia arc represented
The contest will 10 decided under ~"
European pn.n' system. with day
%prlnts 70 br decided In Tho early morn
ing. afternoon and evening. Maurice
Brocca and Willie Cohurn. who won the
D"cS:nh.~ * day h!Cycl" race by gain
Ing a lap car N tho week. ar" entered.
The teams arr paired as follows:
r:rr,ERn Kanpcn. Sw':z"rlant-Hoi-
land.
AIavaIre-Aerts. France.
Rrocco. Cohurn. France. - United
states.
E'y'"- I.amav. France.
l." Namarl-r'ana Australia Italy.
Eorthet-Miquel France
Van EcrS Kaufman. belgium -Switz-r-
land
ra~'Sot-L"onard. France
spencer Thomas. Canada United
States
Young Rcdou United States.
Taylor-Smith. Un:ted statoa
chapman -T.a~-"nce United Sfates.
DaCrsavr- Ec!!nnS. holland.
R-imm-Byron. un!:cd States.
r"panna Keenan,. France United
States.
Eu,,-Lorenz Germany.
-~ch Mar tn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
BENNY LEONARD IS IN
TRAINING EVERY DAY
Daily Bathing Helps to Esop Fit" Says
lightweight Champion Of America.

Benny Leonard. champion lightweight
boxer OF tho world. in a special inter
view with representative vf 'Domc$tic
Engineering" Chicago. says he Is in
training every day Of his life and L."
daily bath helps To keep him NJ.
ITO keep IT." says the young man
who has made forum" as an "Np,r'
glove wie!der. means making study
Of yourself physically. and II you VII
do that, you are bound to Improve men
tally.
Lots Of people arc under tho impress
sion that all boxer has to do Is TO 70
into training for few weeks before An
important contest. get into the ring and
take a few waliopS "a he can, and col
lect /h!s end Of the purse. True. many
boxers follow that line. but they never
get t. the top.
ANYBODY can b. plain, ordinary
rug IT doesn't take any brains Ia s"t
runched 10 pieces. hut It's the fellow
who max makes study Of himself.
leads clean. moral !!fc and pursu"-
that purpose rclentl"SSly. who gets ou'
OF ru, uf second. third and fourth ratcrs
and rises I" tho top or pretty clos" t" -.
That Is tru" no; only in The boxing
world. but in any other hold Of r1h"tvnr.
Good health is looked upon as a mans
greatest ASST for tho simple reason
that. lf IL man isn't VOL. ho cannot real
re his ambitions. You flnd most Of our
successful business men tn" picture %
he'llih. Why" Because they realize
that health IS tho most precious th.E.:
they have and being without II means
failure.
II owe my position Of l!Chtwc:Eht
champion boxer uf the world to la
ability to thinker quicker than my op.
pOncnts venture to state that most
ot tn" mon l nlc"t have n harder punch
than have. ora least as good as MIN.
anyway. My work is - out-th!nk them
\ man can't be 4 quick thinker unl"se
h, = ~ near perfect physically a. II Is
possible fu- him 10 be.
"FrNqurnt bathing helps :" keep n"
IN condition. Every morning. as soon
as get out Of bed, l get under the
shower ! have the water nice and
warm and gradually cool it off, fini h
ing up with the water fairly cold. III
SAY that's starting tn" day right Aftr-
big scrap. l Immediately got into :,
tub bath. with the water as hot aG |
can stand X. A very hot b3th takes
most or tho stiffness out Of nc, and a
good sleep On top Of that brings Inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
". w. q. WON.

Coming hack in the second half with
a determined night 10 beat down the Je-
Tense OF Washington and Jefferson. her
old-limc rival. West Virginia University
htsketerrs finally urcpped the Rod ana
Black b. a count Of 1925. 1t WAS tho
most sensational nnish witnessed IN
; the state gym this year. Not until inc
last TWO minutes OF play did Captain
Martin and l.. Hill put the game on Ice
by their wonderful floor and foul Scots.
CARROTS great foul shooting was
again the big factor, and kept tAS
Washington passers constantly In the
running. In the second half his team
only had one field goal. but his work
at the foul line maintained the Presi-
dents lead until the last two minutes
Of play. He tossed in fourteen out OK
a possible sixteen fouls.
In :: preliminary the Pitt Freshmen
downcd the state ycarlings by = score
Of so. Bowman and Levinson tor
the Panther Cubs were the big stars.
stubhers Win.
! The local ~" Midgets bowed in de-
fea, before the unchecked attack OF tho
Stcubenvillc Y. NJ. {. 4. basketeers' tho
final score being SEA. 1t was tho
worst drubhing the MidSetS nave re-
ccivcd this season.
wheeling warwood-
Wheeling took two moro games rom
Warwood High sch 1ol On SAtur0y Sc
the up-thc-r!vcr gymnasium. the boys
winning by q close margin sl-ls, ~hile
Coach Eleanor Taylor's lassles trims
med Miss Ewing's seXtette by an over.
whclminS score OF 1911.
Paul Stcinbicker, who led the boys.
was tho big ace holding the Wafwcod
forwards at all times. while Robinson
also put UP Il stellar game. MISE
Elizabeth Stcinbickcr nearly equAlleo
the incomparabl sara Borovernan. the
Wheeling High forward turning IN no
less than twelve counters from mo
field Saturday.
Cathedral Beat Cameron.
After leading Cameron High scnoof1
outfit in the frst half lo-7. the came.
draI cadets kept up their wonderful
nassjnr stride and won handily over
IN. DOWNSTAIRS by a SCORE OF ISL.
C.onir. who was substituted, nan wilds.
tossing in three field goals In q short
period OF play.
1Ioundsv1lls Victory.
Moundsvilles biggest victory OF thes
season came on Saturday night when.
coach Sveeney's boys rouncsd the
Triadelphia High school passers unm A.
cifuIIy by a 1910 count The PIKE
team was played out from Sn0 uosn.
tuss!e with Wheeling the night pre-
vlouS.
In a preliminary the Moundsvtile secs
onds defeated the Trladelphia secondA
by 4 score OF So-lS.
claysvills Beaten.
wclIsburgs fast basketball Quintea
.1pericnced difficulty in downing Clays>
vile Hig school tossers In veil plays
ed game at the City hall moor. Inc
whistle finding the visitors on the endt
~ A c5-19 score Captain Wade, play-t
ing a guard for wellsburg. vas the oiej
star ringing six goals from the nsid. !
shadydde Splits
sh.dystdc High school boys trimmed
Pleasant City on the Orleans nooe.I
whi;e the girls Travelled to Ssubenvtuei
and were swamped by tho SUNDAYS
41-la. Miss Maharee was injured IN
the Steubenville game.
r. ", o. A. 1oSoA
The wheeling Y. w. c. A. gtrls lost |
A hard fought game to the Welhburg
High school lassies by a narrow mar
gin of six points. he final score being !;
cS.o2
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SCHOLASTIC TEAMS PROM CLEvE-
LAND, ERIE, BUFFALO AND
PITTSBURGH ARE ENTERED.
Allegheny College Authorities Now
Turning Attention to Other
Athletic Games.

Meadville. Ia. Mar. 6.---Great interest
and enthusiasm have been created her"
by tho announcement n: Dir e. l.. Ham
NETT director Of athletics At Allegheny
Iollcgc. that hc has arranged for a bug
tri-stat". int"rC!ty inschola >tIr basket
ball c!ampicnship moe, here on March
II and J.. ia which tn" best school
teams from Cleveland Erie, Huiidl" and
Pittsburgh will comrctc for Il SILVER
cup inscribed with tho name Of III"
school winning he championship. TIL"
event Will easily he the biggest hing
N Interstate basketball this season. as
il Will bring here the cream Of tn"
players from tho leading schools in thu
thrce-statc region. Elaborate prepare
tionS arc being mads 70 receive and N
terrain the visiting players and c0a"h""
As tho collegiate basketball season
draws 20 n close. Allegheny College aU
tforIties are turning their attention %
other branches Of sport, which the o.
larged athletic program OF the Mcth"-
dist school is fostering. Under the i'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
Carl Morris Announces
His Return to the Ring

Carl Morris. who after Jack johnson
took the heavyweight crown from jim
J"trr,"s. was regarded aS tho foremost
caud:dat" for IN" bolt among the white
hops. - going TO make another Try
Tor The title.
Morris. always very clcan liver. IS
St!N Il young mam IN years and Is N
good physical shape. II" believes Their"
is Still in him ~" NOR" seasons Of ring
battling. He proposes !" ascertain 10y
conscientious work Just how far ur ;hr
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lIAR|ETTACOLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE F0R
SEASON Of Il |SNOW NEARING CON|PLE||UN
Only Two Dates Remain
Open, Including An Open
ing Game On October g.
KeIlison Arranging Sked
for New Field of Coaches
.poctal Dispatch 10 The IntelliEencer.

Special Dispatch 10 The lntelliEencer.
Marietta. O.. March 6.-Marictta col
lege's 1921 football schedule Is last
nearing its complexion. according TO an
announcement from present Athletic d.
rector job s. kellison, who has already
rendered his resignation which takes
effect at the end Of tho school term.
Nine games will complete the sched~
u,r for next fall. seven or which nave
he"n definitely arranged. while two more
:lates remain open, including the open
ing contest Of the season on pctoper l.
The schedule is interesting ana tough
one for the Marietta eleven To tackle
utter looking over the field OF comprt!-
tors.
Meet Old Rival
West Virginia Wesleyan Will again be
met on tho gridlron this year, which
adds considerable interest 10 the sChrd-
ule Of 1921. West virginia university
IS likely In secure the open date on
October Is, although II is hardly prob
able that the Mounta incers will be
signed VI.
Boston college. considered one OF IN"
best teams IN the East. will again nc
on the Bluc and White schedule, which
halls tho local college among th"S:
rated as leaders IN the countrN's grid
iron circle. The battle with Cnio ual-
,c-s:y is also expected 10 prove tar
tar for tho Marietta team. while Du-
uucsnc and Grove C.ty arc equally as
strong.
Detroit colleges prominence in local
grid rossiping turned Kcll.son's attcn-
ton toward the big MiCh!Gan inStiiu-
ton. and az IL result they have been
r,uccd on tho schedule for next raI.
The schedule with two dates remain
ing open and no teams pending. an IN
nounced Ivy Athletic Director h'iIiSon
Yesterday. j. as follows:
hri. Open.
oct S--DuqUcsnc college.
oct. lI--DpCn.
oct - h!cl college.
oct. CIV. Va Wesleyan.
NOV. I--RoSton college.
nov. l"--pctroit college.
Nov. lN--Grorc city,
Noy. q (ThanksgiNInG)-Oh'o uni
lcrsity.
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Probably no game. not even bicycle
racing in the old days when the sport
was an open scandal and a dis acc to
the name Of sport. has fallrT under
greater suspicion than has wrestling.
Fer some reason perhaps because IN"
novice especially believes that wrestling
IS Il gam" "ISy 20 fake--the idea has
spread that wrestling bouts never ar"
on the level.
To aomr extent this suspicion has
been JUSTIFIED in the past. Yet IN" fact
remains that n the last fv" years. y"u
cannot puck out three cases In which
important wrestling matches have gore
against the dopN.
~ a matter Of fact. wrestling class
is so well known that tn" overthrow ~
4 champion is always either IN" result
or m h"ri,l"n' or IN" us" Of bad judC-
ment by tho champion. The other pos
stu... ,iuIS.. j. that the man who IS
slightly nutclass"L may turn = trick hy
a sudden unexpected outhUrs' nf attack
which may catch his adversary on guard
and enable him TO secure Il winning
lock
hut IN thn tremendous ma jor!;y Of
cases The superior wrestler knows his
superiority. lie knows Tint he can
throw hi, adversary almost any tim" he
selects to exert himself ~ tn" Limit.
|, is chat fact which makes so many
wrestling bouts look had. The cham
r!un. knowing his own powers. plays
with his foe. wrestles carefully TO avoid
injury to himself and 70 wear down his
man II the wrestler is working against
a strange wrestler. whose style ana
grips he docs not know. hc takes no
such chances. but finishes him as quick
Is as possible.
Fnith, Hope and Charity,
these three-and In sport Hope
Is tho only ono that gets Into
the money.
Why should champion wroStl"rs faf"
watch" Sport - not So INHERENT from
anything else. II ono has suspici"1
that some one is pulling something
crooked = IS necessary TO establish
motive Poopl" do not do dishonest
things without motive. Then. why
should champion wrcstirrs agrcc I"
FLOP" as We say in the vcrnacular
and permit Son'o one e'sS to take that
title:
Consider the earnings ~ II champion.
ship wrestler. What Ed Lewis. the
present champion. Will earn in year
do not know. This year II will be
something near Sl5nnnn or more.
HIS income. Of course. depends upon
the public interest in HIM. AZ an in
stance OF how 1t works: He won from
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|NTER-LEAGl)E SPR|NCEXH|B|T|ONS
On IN FULL SWING WITHIN FEW DAYS

April s-St. Louis. st. Louis az Vs.
st. Louis tN).
Arru a-Philadelph PhiladelphiA
60 vs. Philadelphia (S).
AnrU New York, Washington (A.)s
VS. New York Giants.
April 9-Brocklyn, New York a.. We
Brooklyn CD.
April 9--Cincinnati, Cleveland a. va
Cincinnati (ND.
April lo-Ncw York. Washington ca,
vs. New York Giants (S).
April 1O-Brooklyn. New York (A.)i
vs. Brooklyn CD.
Arrly lo--Cincinnati. Cleveland (A.G
VS.. Cincinnati CD.
April Il-Brooklyn, New York (A.)1
vs. Brooklyn CD.
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around in pretty good shape the next
morning.
My advice to anybody who wants ,c
get ahead, whether he's hoNHr or L
business man. iS, max" study Of him
self. Make up your mind to taxi" Tia"
kind Of Il duly bath that suits you. iGN-
pertinent. and you'll soon know. IA,
Ia" kind Of food THAI will do y1u TIN
most good. Select II carefully, HuG
maintain that diet. Exercise regularly
hot too sircnurusly but enough To
keep your muscle, supple.
The man. who IS constantly worry.
ing about his physical condition, -
carrying load that Is bound To affect
his success In business. Daily bathing
~ one Of many good habits that Will en-
able him 10 feel better and think better"