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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
Postpone Action on
AtteII ExtraditiOn

New York. May 97-Suprcmr Court
Justice Ticrn"y today postponed until
next Tuesday III" case Of Alb Attell,
former pugilist, charged with being Il
fugitive from Justice from Chicago
where h. WAS indicted in connection
with the ha sehall scandal Of 1919.
Tho court held that tho only question
before il was whether the Abe Attell
who appeared before it was the Alb" At
tell who was indiCted>- Attcll testified
he had never talked with various men
connected with baseball pa Though he had
known Secretary Seys Of the Chicago
Nationals for twenty years. He con-
coded that he WAS in Chicago on Orto-
her .. 1919. but denied he had been there
October so as asserted
Nt;clI also denied that he knew nN-
cent hv name Eddie riCott". Joe Jack
son. Caude Williams, George Weaver
and tho other baseball players men
toned in tho scandal. He also declared
he did not know Ban Johnson or any of
the persons whose names were given AS
having brought the complaint.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
RAISE WlCKETS

Announcement was made at the United
States Engineer office in the Federal
Building. yesterday afternoon that AL
the wickets, which were lowered sew
eral days ago on account OF the sudden
rise in the Ohio river due to the recent
heavy rainfall. will be raised In the next
day, or so.
All the dams in the wheeling d'striot
ba.. >.t,e,dv been given orders, to have
eyerythtps In readiness 30 that the wick
efk tcau again: be raised as soon as the
water sails several feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
The Cost of Freedom

Pssrlotta Service. Sunday ~ rETs 1rss-
n1tsr1An church
The services on Sunday at the Flrst
Presbyterian Church. 18th and chapline
Streets will be OF patriotic mature
observing Memorial Day. Tho address
for the evening VIII % Andstam and
Gettysburg or Tho coeetef 4Teeoo!n
Patriotic sonSs will Do Srnx'' ana tno
seiection by the choir and organ Win
90, ont tho spirit OF the services.
me Pastor. DIR. Gibson viii preach At
ho4h sArVfce0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
TO WITNESS FIGHT.

New York. May o7.-Georgcs Carpen-
tier will leave his secluded training
quarters at Manhasset. l.. l.. next Mon
day long enough to witness the Mike
Gibbons Bartf.cld and Tom Gibohns-
Clifford bouts at Ehbets field. Brooklyn.
He will be introduced from tho ring In
his final public appearance before meet
ing Jack Dempsey at Jersey City. July 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
TEN ROUND DRAW

East Chicago. Ind. May 2I.-Johnny
Dundee Of New York and Sailor Freed
man. Of Chicago. lightweights. fought
ten fast rounds 10 draw tonight. &C.
cording to newspaper men at the ring.
side. The winner. IL previously had beed
announced. would meet Benny Leonard.
Ii lightweight champion. at Benton Har-
Dor, Mich. on July 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
TOM NEEDHAM'S TEAM
TO MEET FOLLANSBEE

Special Dispatch to The IntclliH"nCrr.
Steubenvillc. Ohio. May 27.--1'asehal II
fans center their interest locally today
on the clash between Tom Seedha m =
reconstructed Huh team of thS city and
the l"ollanSbcc PastimcS 10 be played on
the latter's grounds. This is the first
time this year that Il Stcuhenyillc club
has appeared at F'nllansbee and record
crowd is expected. FrankhouSer star
Slahbst OF last years Id Belle Iron
Works team, will pitch for the locals.
On Sunday. Ncedham's team will play
tho p. ]. Sulllvans Of Pittsburgh on Inc
local grounds. BletCh. a hurler from
Toronto. and said tn hc ono Of tho best
mnundsmcn ever developed In this sec.
ton. Is being sought by Nccdham and
hc hopes Ia have him signed up in order
To use him in Sundays game on Mon
day the locals go tn Moundsvillc for
two games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
JACKSON wins

New York, May 27.--Willie Jackson.
New York lightweight. received the
Judges decision over Jimmy Hanlon, OF
Denver. after a twelvc-round bout here
tonight. jackson weighed 1851 pounds
4 nd Hanlon 1874.
The New York boxer was the az
grcssor and scored three knockdowns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
KNDLEBERGERS

The KindIeberger A. C. will clash with
the Scott Lumber A. G. this afternoon
at Brookside. The game between the
KIndleberBers and the Wheeling Colored
GinatS tomorrow has been cancelled ans
in their stead the Imperials will DO
played on the Imperial grounds. Ne
mortal Day thS McMecheA 4. c. wiz
meet the Windlsberger a c. on the Nc
Mechen held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
WILLS, THE VICTOR

New York, May 27.-Harry wills
shocked out Andy Johnson in the first
round Of a fifteen round match in Brook
Ivn tonight. Both are New York heavy.
weights. The round lasted minute ana
40 sacoDda $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
Fleming Successfully
Defends Championship

Toronto. Ontario. May H.-Frankie
Fleming successfully defended his
featherwcight boxing championship title
tonight against Freddie Jackson. Of
England. Fleming received the Judges
decision after a ten-round bout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
YOUNG MONTREAL IS
VICTOR IN 10 ROUNDS
OVER Pete HERMAN

Boston. May 2S.-Young Montreal OF
Providence was awarded the decision
over Pete Herman Of New Orleans. for
NOR bsntaroweight champion, In . ten
rnund outdoor bout here. repeating hiE
rocant SUCCESS in a contest with Herman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
CHALLENGE

The Bridgeport A. c. want games
with any semt-pro team In the. valley
for Sunday and Monday Call Is, Bridge
port.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
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years. Then ne came 10 America and
beat Il has-be"n IN a terrible fight
which. had u taken ptaC" IN New fork
stale. would have resulted IN every one
connected with Il being suspended.
Tha, is the record reduced 10 essen
tails Now. after Il period OF tdleneSS.
he returnse to America 10 battle 4
heavyweight, who is regarded by us as
one OF the great fighters.
Not predicting anythlng-but II, un-
der the same conditions, match were
made between two American boxers. the
matchmaker would be hooted
Yrt already more than half million
dollars has been spent for tickets TO see
the fight"
One rea son Joan Of Arc was such
bit with succeeding generations
was that the gate receipts never
figured in her calculation
tTgur:ag ,ipon tho OBJECT Of sentiment
= nd spirit IN SporiS--''nc should calcu-
lat. uuon IA. fact tnI; Johnny F:vcrS'
club. the Chicago cubs. II team which
IS buildrd almoS, entirely upon spirit
and fight. still IL doing pretty we'll IN
tn" National League race.
EvrrS has managed t. install in the
hearts ~ Il burch rf just :Lir ball play
erS som" ot tho undying spirit OF the
old .',.h team They are outtiEhtinE and
bea ting better hall clubs, and that
counts.
II Won want 70 figure Carpenter on
that basis ne has Z chance-JuSt
chance. One can figure an insp'rcd
punch landing upon an uninSpired jaw
and finishing the battle. II Is done In
fiction. and they say truth is stranger
than that. Eut barring an INSPIRED
isn't a chance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
BOWLING

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-13
THE CAMEL FAMILY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Camel lived in the
zoo. commenced Daddy. Mrs. Camel
was known as Babe. aud Mr.. Camel
was known as Cam.
Now there came to this fine pair
a dear little camel and they called
the small boy camel Baby
Baby was pretty biz. He weighed
sixty pounds when he was born. so
you see he was a great, great. great
deal bigger than a little boy or girl
baby. such as Nick and Nancy once
were!
But Baby was a real baby to his
mother Babe.
His little humps were so soft, his
grayish hair so pretty and babylike.
His mother looked at him and said
TO herself,
There have been several other cam
els born in the zoo, but none OF them
has been so beautiful as my Baby.
YOU'RE my darling Bactrian Camel
Baby
And the baby looked pleased and
contented that he was so much loved.
You're called a Bactrian Camel
Baby because your mother and daddy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-13
To Aid the Poor.

Anticipating that many families OF
the town and county may become par
TALLY or entirely destitute the coming
winter, the Jefferson County Chapter
Of the American Red Cross has al
ready issued an appeal for aid. Cloth
ing and shoes, either new or partly
worn, as we'll as cash, will be accept
able.
All who exercise charity in this
cause may be assured that their gifts
whether of money or clothing, will be
given only to the most deserving
among those who may be in need. The
Red Cross does not practice indiscrim-
mate giving. Every application that
comes to them for aid is thoroughly
investigated before any help is extend
ed. Already there are an unusual
number of cases that deserve attention.
These will become more numerous
as winter approaches. Children are
the chief sufferers in such crises. Their
HCSIS, Tic hGu Aiooo VIII ouPPy
The present industrial depression
coming at a time of a failure in the
fruit crop, depriving hundreds Of the
opportunity Of earning wages picking
and packing apples makes the relief
problem an specially difficult one.
Another condition that will embarrass
relief work is the abnprmally high cost
of everything needed. In none of the
depressions of the past was living cost
ever as high as it is now.
Some evidences of improvement in
the local industrial situation appear.
More regular work is now to be had
at the Keystone quarries near Mill
vile than at any time in the past six
months. An increased working force
has been taken on at the plant of the
Perfection Garment Company in Ran
son since the company's factory has
been enlarged. These improved con-
ditions, however, are more than offs
BY lack OF employment: at other plants
Advocate.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-13

are Bactrian Camels-and that means
that were of the family who always
have two humps.
"Thats the number of humps to
have! Oh yes. 1 wouldn't want to
have less than two humps.
1.-Two humps show n generous spir-
II. 4 most generous spirit.
Every once in awhile Cam Camel
walked over from his yard and put his
head over the partition where Mrs
Camel and Baby were and talked to
her.
Cam Camel was out In the yard
while Mrs. Camel and the Baby were
back In the zoo house. Leading from
that house in the back was another
yard, but Mrs. Camel and Baby were
quite quiet In the house.
Mrs. Camel wanted to be alone
with the baby and have mother-and-
baby talks.
"She liked to chat with Mr.. Camel,
but II he came around he would be
jealous, she knew.
$50 the ZOO people had a board
fence put up between Mr.. Cancels
yard and Mrs. Camel's house where
she and the baby were.
mr.. Camel could talk to his mate
ell he wanted to and she could talk
to him, and he could lock at the baby.
He liked to wander over from his
yard every few minutes or so and
gaze at the little camel baby.
He liked to take a great interest,
and he wanted to ask his mate, from
time to time, how everything was IN
her place-even though he could see.
Eyes, this was the way he liked 1t.
He liked to be able to chat with Mrs.
Camel and he liked to be able to sec
his small son but he was better off
being separated by the fence-like par
tition over which he could see but
through which he could not go.
For 4 he were able to go near the
baby ~ might become jealous and
give 1t . shove or a push or an angry
little bits.
This way he was free from temp
tation.
"For hr. Camel liked girl babies
best. He would not have been jealous
Of q girl baby. but he was little jeal-
Gus Of boy baby.
"He knew that Mrs. Camel liked a
boy baby better than she did girl
baby.
"She would make q pet Of her son
while he would make a pet Of his
daughter.
"Yes, that was the way It would
always be-if there were a girl baby
he would pet 1t more than Mrs. Camel
and with q boy baby she was petting
it more, and he was missing some Of
the attention he usually received.
so he was pleased with the waT
Wings were. He could not act upon
any Jealous feelings he might have.
He could not hurt his son-and looking
Il: him now he knew that really h,
did not want to hurt him.
He talked to Mrs. Camel and she
talked to him. They had little grunt-
ing conversations and both were very
happy.
They're not letting people see
me yet said Mrs. Camel. They're
leaving me with my baby and only the
keepers are watching us. They're let.
ting me get to know my baby and his
dear little ways. They're not going to
let me get nervous and worn out
keeping my baby from the crowds
who'd put their fingers through TO
stroke him. That's all very well after
n little while, but at the first / want
to get to know my baby so very.
very wen and to have him an, all
TO myself"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-13

! aAe"S'ssS VI Hseu-PoNSIcI cars roll
smoothly by the Braddock Spring daily
and their occupants, sitting back in
luxurious comfort give never a
thought to those stirring events of LOO
years ago, which gave to the place its
name. At that time Frederickstown.
Md, Vas little more than a stockade,
but il was the headquarters for the
Maryland and Virginia campaign
against the French and Indians, says
the Post
In this little town Governor Sharpe,
Of Maryland, General Braddock, Col
George Washington and Benjamin
Franklin assembled to formulate plans
for their offensive campaign which
they proposed TO work about Cum
berland and the surrounding territory.
Here they endeavored to obtain means
Of transportation for the army, but
even after all III wagons ard mauy
OF the horses in the surrounding coun-
try had been pressed into service.
there was still not sufficient to carry
the immense amount Of luggage which
the young officers carried.
The court house in Frederick was
in process Of construction at that time,
but work was seriously impeded by the
confscatine Of wagons and horses,
since materials could not be hauled
General Braddock was greatly infuri-
ated by the lack Of transportation and
stormed and ragged like a lion. II was
left for Benjamin Franklin to soothe
the irate general, for the Nrmer re-
turned 10 Pennsylvania and at his own
expense obtained sufficient horses and
wagon: 10 move the army. Then the
tedious process began. There were
practically no roads, and the general
inprudently chose the hardest, long
est route. Much time was lost in
building roads and constructing
bridges so that the many unnecessary
supplies could be taken on
All this delay proved fatal to the
hopes of the English, for in the mean
time the French and Indians were
assembling in larger numbers.
On this fatal journey the army pass-
ed by the spring that has ever since
borne the name of the English gem
eral II was soon after this that the
English forces fell into the ambush
prepared for them by the French and
Indians, which resulted In such dread
full slaughter and finally in the death
OF General Braddock.
There is an interesting legend con-
nected with the march of this general
which is still firmly held and believed
by the persons in the vicinity. II is
said that when Braddock left England
he had in his possession a chest contain
ing $500 pounds in money and many
jewels. This chest was carried with the
general as long as possible, but he fin
ally concluded to bury it, This he is
said to have done on High Knob, one
soldier and an Indian accompanying him
at the time. The general was killed
shortly after that, the soldier also fell
in action and the old Indian was killed
by thieves while he was enccavoring to
find the treasure. Credulous persons
have several times dug on the Knob in
an endeavor to find the treasure, but to
date it has never been unearthed. Like
the pot Of gold at the foot of the rain.
bow, il is still awaiting diseoverer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-13

Si.50 Gets The Register a year.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-11-10

Word has been received here that
Vess Butler, who was reported very
i'll at Ionia, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Williams were
called to Flint Township on Tuesday
to attend the funeral of the latter's
brothers wife, Mrs. Louisa Van
Slyke. The funeral was held at her
home. Rev. Mr.. Schofield, of Swartz
Greek, officiated.
Hamilton's Bakery makes the best
Rye Bread ever. Try loaf and be
happy for the rest of your life.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-11-10
LOCAL NEWS

The editor has received a post card
from Chas. G.. Matzen which indicates
that he has been visiting the historic
city of Boston. The card bears a
picture of an old church regarding
which Mr.. Matzen says: This old
church contains a very interesting
collection of relics. Franklin's birth
place is directly across the street.
He was baptised in this church the
day he was born" The editor would
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-11-10

certainly love to take trip like that
Boys knee pants. Immense stock
in all sizes up to 18 years. Prices,
$1.00, $3.50, $1.75, $500 and $3.50.
Just the thing for school wear. Big
values. Ed. L. Beeman.
Two hundred new books by all pop
ular fiction writers arrived this week
Reid Bros.
Miss Inez Hunt, of Arbela, was
taken to Hurley Hospital for oper-
alive treatment last week. She is
progressing favorably.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-11-10
AUCTION SALE!

Having decided known as q" o''Ae -
MILES WEST AND
HALF MILE NORTH
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-12
OUR SCHOOL BAND

The band OF the American Fork
High School. organized by Ernest
Paxman. is now we'll under way. and
Is making an endeavor to gain q
place In the eyes Of the music lovers
of the school. The enthusiasm OF
Its members Is bound to make the
organization a thing worth while
and success promises to crown their
efforts In the near future.
Farrell Nicholes.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-12
BASKET BALL

Basket ball season Is approaching,
naturally our interest begins to GEN.
tel around the prospect OF the Am
erican Fork high school for a divis-
ion title. After the loss OF seven men
from the regular squad OF last year,
II is hard to predict our strength
this year. SO far we have about Sc
ven or eight boys. OF sufficient size
and ability. from which to build a
team. Only one OF this number has
had first string" experience. This
is Grant Ingersoll, who served az a
utility man last year. Grant should
prove a valuable center man this
year on account Of his great height,
coupled with his general ability at
caging difficult basket shooting. The
forward positions will probably be
taken care Of by Hofeins and Leige
Chapman. Both Of these men are
fast. aggressive players. and handle
the passing and receiving end OF the
game like veterans. At guard Birk
will make one Of the positions. This
lad 10 full Of pep and determination.
He IL good basket shooter. q fine
teaner, and leech at sticking 70 his
man. At tho other guard position
We have several good candidates;
Alton storrs. Earl Parker. James
Chadwick. and Allen Gardner are the
brightest prospects.
Following the plans last year there
will Be a regular schedule for the 80.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-12
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