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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17
New Fall Millinery
Just Received.

Miss Bessie May Miller, of Itta
Bona, is the attractive guest Of Mrs.
Il. l. Locke.
Mrs. II. T.. Johns has returned from
a pleasant visit to Hattiesburg, where
she was the guest of Mrs. Lee CASTOR.
X \
Mrs. F. r. Simms is the guest Of
Maj. and Mrs. Bowman at their home
near Atlanta.
X X
Miss Frances Woodward is enjoy
ing a visit with Miss Annie Lee Meek
in Clarksdale.
X \
Miss Elise Lipscomb is visiting
Mrs. Ben Bealle, Jr., in Lexington,
Miss.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Miss Elizabeth Gewin, who has
been the attractive guest of Miss Al
tie McGahey left Thursday for her
home in Birmingham
n n
Miss Kathleen Taylor, of West
Point, and Miss Lucille Asl,ew, Of
Memphis, are visiting Miss Susie
Lou Taylor, in the MeKeough home.
X X
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Shelton and ner
little daughter, Marian, have been
visiting Mrs. Shelton's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Samuel Hodges.
Miss Matte Lee Nolan is at home
after a pleasant visit with her sister,
Mrs. Birncy limerick, in Atlanta.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Miss Emma Norton, who has been
the admired guest of Miss Lucy Car
ter for the past fortnight, has re-
turned to her home in Vicksburg.
X =
After q delightful visit here at the
home Of the Kenuebrew family, Mrs.
c. A. Walker has returned to her
home in Birmingham.
x Y
Miss Alice Wilkinson is receiving
many social attentions as the guest
Of her friend, Mrs. Martin in Besse-
mer.
X X
Mrs. l.. J, MCGEE and Miss Alma
Niece are spending a month at their
old home in Crawford.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17
Mrs. Ed Kennedy EntertaiRs
500 Club.

On last Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Ed Kennedy was very gracious
hostess to the 500 Club.
For the occasion the home was ar
tistically decorated with zirnias. Re
freshing punch was served during the
games and at their close, brick ice
cream and cakes were served. Mes
danes Erie Staggers, Victor Austin
and F. C. Price were awarded the
trophies of the hour In addition to
the regular club members the guest
list included Mrs. Victor Austin, Miss
Bessie Miller and Mrs. F. c. Price.
Miss Miller assisted the hostess in en-
Pertaining the guest.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17
Many Leave On
Vacation Trips.

The call of the summer resort con-
tinues to lure the vacationist to dis
tant scenes and climates. Among
the travellers who bade adieu to Co
lumbus suns and pleasures the past
week were Miss Vernon Patty, who
will spend the residue Of the summer
with Mrs. w. H. Neumann in Denver,
Colorado; Miss Matte Lou Brown,
who will visit relatives in Alabama
for several weeks; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Carter, who leave today for At
lanta, and Mrs. Henry Terry and
children, who are in New Orleans.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

yesterday for Okolona to join group
Of attractive guests who are being
charmingly entertained by Miss Leta
Ellis. Miss Ellis will accompany Miss
Mayfield home after the termination
of the house party.
X
Miss Frances Beard, the charming
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. f,
Is. Beard, has returned from a pleas
ant visit with relatives in Atlanta
where she was the honoree at several
pretty social events.
Miss Macy Lee Sansmg returned
Saturday from Blue Mount"in, where
she represented the Sec Baptist
church at the inspirational assembly
of Sunday School and B. Y. p. U.
workers.
Mrs. w. f. Kennedy is anticipating
with pleasure a visit from her sisters,
Mrs. L. A. Willis and Mrs. G. d.
Walker, of the Delta, who are ex-
pected the first of the week.
X
Miss Marian Maer, who has been
the attractive guest Of Mrs. Percy w. 4
Maer and Mrs. Reuben Searcy, has .
returned to her home in Wichita
Falls, Texas.
Mrs. Glen Morris is leaving this .
week for a visit to her parents in
Cincinnati Master Joe Parsons is 4
much happiness in ac-
companying Mrs. Morris as her
guest.
Mrs. julius Loeb and Mrs. Albert
Loeb and children motored over to
Aberdeen on Thursday to witness the
Golf Tournament. Upon their return
Mrs. Rubel and children came with
Them
Mrs. a. W. Hampton, Of Ethelville,
IS the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs A. w
Hampton, ST., at their home on the
Mrs. s. A. Vinton left on Thursday
for a visit Of three months with rel
ltives in Buchanan. Kalamazoo, and
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Harvey Cook and her little
laughter. Ida Francs. and her guest,
Hiss Martha Richards. Of Sumrall,
Miss. spent the past week with Mrs.
cooks father, Dir. 81. C. Vandiver.
Mrs. Polly Sessums King. Of Jack
lon. Tom. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
5tta Palmer. at her home on North
Smith street
Miss Dorothy Wilkinson left the
asst week for St Louis. where she
ss accepted a position ss secretary
d her fathers office.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Mrs. Joicie Buttrey, u Caliatin.
Tenn. has been enjoying a fortnight
with her son and daughter. Nr. and
Mrs c. a. BeHamy. who win ac-
company her for = visit when She re-
turns home -
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

ure, was a decided and conspicuous
Il success. About ninety couples par
ticipated in the dancing, while q large
audience looked on and enjoyed the
good music furnished by the Column
/ bus Orchestra. The grand march was
LED by Mr. Allen Fuckett and Miss
Martha Frazee. A number of visitors
from nearby towns were present.
X X
North Highland 500 Club.
The North Highland 500 Club,
recently perfected organization of
congenial matrons, whose object is to
"drive dull care away" has already
been attained, was beautifully enter
tanned last Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. DR. Lacy.
A tempting plate luncheon was SER
we'd in welcome to the guests and the
interesting games followed The
souvenirs of the occasion were award
ed to Mrs. C. A. Bethany, Miss Car
RE Lacy and Mrs. Joe Cook. The
pleasant lot of next succeeding host
ess fell to Mrs. F. c. Price, who will
entertain the club next Wednesday.
\ X
Mrs. f. f. Resler is spending a few
days with her sisters, Mrs. Buder AMI
Miss Kennebrew, before going to st.
Louis, where she will JOIN Mr.. Res
Ter in a trip through Southern Cali
fornia and the Grand Canyon Of Ari-
iona They expect to return for the
home coming in October.
X
Mrs. Jack Cope. formerly Miss
Trixie Turner, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Turner, at
Magowah Meadows" Mr.. and Mrs.
Cope, who have been residing in Bir-
mingham, viii soon move. to Los An
celes, Calf, where Mr.. Cope will en-
gage in business with his brother En-
route, they will enjoy a sojoun at
Colorado resorts.
=
In response to a special invitation.
which was very pretty and deserved
Miss Nina Weedcn Oliver
left Saturday for the University Of
Virginia to take part in a Dance
Pageant, a summer festival. which
win be staged there on the 22nd Of
this month.
Quite a party Of Columbians at
tended the dance at the Aberdeen
Country Club last Thursday evening.
The party included Misses Rebecca ,
Hardy and Elise Hern. and Messrs. /
Eugene. John and Richard Hardy.
John Oliver and Tom Evans.
Mrs. Joicie Buttrey. Of Caliatin. s
Tenn has been enjoying a fortnight 7
With Der son and daughter. Nr. and :
FRS c. A. BeHamy. who win ac-
ompany her for q visit when She re-
urrs home. - q
Miss Annie Claire Naynsld left
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

The Fraternal Dance.
The dance given al Lake Park last
Wednesday evening, as the calminat-
ing event Of a day devoted to pleas
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Mrs. Polly Sessums King. Of Jack
son. Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Eta Palmer. at her home on North
Ninth street
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Miss Dorothy Wilkinson left the
past week for St Louis. where she
has accepted position IS secretary
I'D her fathers office.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Miss Annie Claire NIayfsld left
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Quite a party Of Columbians at
tended the dance at the Aberdeen
Country Club last Thursday evening.
The party included Misses Rcbccca
Hardy and Elise Hern, and Messrs
Eugene. John and Richard Hardy.
John Oliver and Tom Evans.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Mrs. Harvey Cook and her little
daughter. Ida France. and her guest,
Miss Martha Richards. Of Sumrali,
Miss. spent the past week with Mrs.
Cook father, Dir. 81. c. Vandiver.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Mrs. a. W Hampton, Of Ethelville
is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. A. W
Hampton, ST., at their home on the
Highlands.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Mrs. s. A. Vinton left on Thursday
for a visit Of three months with rel
atives in Buchanan. Kalamazoo, and
Detroit, Mich.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Mrs. Julius Loeb and Mrs. Albert
Loeb and children motored over to
Aberdeen on Thursday to witness the
Golf Tournament. Upun their return
Mrs. Rubel and children came with
them.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Mrs. w. +. Kennedy is anticipating
with pleasure a visit from her sisters,
Mrs. l.. A. Willis and Mrs. G.. d.
Walker, of the Delta, who are ex-
pected the first of the week.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

yesterday for Okolona to join a group
Of attractive guests who are being
charmingly entertained by Miss Leta
Ellis. Miss Ellis will accompany Miss
Mayfield home after the termination
Of the house party.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Mrs. Glen Morris is leaving this
week for a visit to her parents in
Cincinnati. Master Joe Parsons is
anticipating much happiness in ac-
companying Mrs. Morris as her
guest.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Miss Marian Maer, who has been
the attractive guest Of Mrs. Percy w.
Maer and Mrs. Reuben Searcy, has
returned to her home in Wichita
Falls, Texas.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Miss Frances Beard, the charming
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +,
B. Beard, has returned from pleas
ant visit with relatives in Atlanta
where she was the honoree at several
pretty social events.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-17

Miss Macy Lee Sansmg returned
Saturday from Blue Mount"in, where
she represented the Seq Baptist
church at the inspirational assembly
of Sunday School and B. Y. p. IT,,
workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-12
MARIETTA HAS STAGE
ALL SET FOR OPENER
Rlue and white Lineup AEainst Cedar
Vile College ToniGht-NeaIe An
nounces Starting Five.

Marietta, O., Jan li.-Thr stage Is
AL sci for the opening Of the inter
collegiate basketball season al Marie; ~
college Wednesday might at "cl"tN'
The locals viii have a. IN" "proSIt'"
tho strong team rep, S"NHnE Nc"'t 20
willie college. Judging from TIE reports
reaching Marietta concerning thc Vi
stat. I'VE Ncrlp's m"n nav" I'M" On
trrta.nmcnt mapped out Tor 'h"'H WI !.
Referee Watkins tuSScs inc "iI' W. -0'
Tho ;ritial game Of IA" l9@l season. go,
Jus, what lineup Coach Ncalc VIII
stnrt is uncertain, but every indication
nn,uts 10 the following Nvc men. C2",'
non Whiting and R".lcr, forwards J"I-
lev and smith, guards. However, th,rc
arr a number Of available SupStiIut ,N
who can TAX. 4 place on III" 81" -!
WITHOUT materially weakening the hiue
and White toySCrS and II - pFN''''"tt
snr,c Of the second string men VIII 60
, ,baucc 10 show. Hunter. Nr2le, BotEs
Ward. and Murphy c'uI all 40 man q"
mart in Il Basketball game. MF''ltt
should win bat no gam" Is won '.!!
m, final whstl" has sounded 50 may
il De with this one. I'D
BASKETBALL lovers of Marietta ana
srrroundinE territory will be treated
:" eome tmr basketball exhibitions TINS
con son Tho home schedule is the most
attractive one ever arranged TOT t,'
local school. West Virginia Wesleyan
IN onurar here saturday night ana '"'S
Viii be n game well worth IN" tm" an"
price Of admission. TN M'lh'u'S'H ~
coming for revenge and ih"r" are S4'He
,,.,. faces on. the kr"C"r-ShuiNHA'
Exam and only t!r final scnrr VIZ! cor
,.irrc the Orange and It'aCk that Neal" :
WAN ar,. worthy OF all that CA be SAID
Of ,lym.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-12
WEST vIRaINIAN MAKES
FLEA FOE FHW East RELIEF.

Atlantic City, n. J. Jan. 1l.-Dr VIII
liam T.. Smith, Of West Virginia, was
one Of the central figures in whirl'
wind campaign put on in the churches
OF Atlantic City last Sunday for funds
with which to assist in relieving the
conditions OF the thousands OF naked.
starving refugees and orphans In Ar
menia and Syria
Twenty-Five thousand dollars was
raised as result OF the days appeal.
which WAS made by three State Direc-
tors Of the Near asst Relief, OF whom
Or. Smith Is one. and seven members OF
the National Team Of Speakerh for this
cause.
The ten speakers are here attending
the conference Of National Officers and
Directors Of the Near East Relief. west
Virginia Is showing up we'll among the
several states in point Of tho results
secured.
December has been the larEooe nnoA1
OF all, thus far in cash collected. ana
the last six months period has been the
best in the history Of the organisation
so far.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-12
OHIO UNIVERSITY TO
OPEN west VIRGINIA
MAT SEASON JAN. IS

Special Dispatch to The lntcNigcrcer.
Morgarlowu. Jan. ll.-T"niGhtS ri
ycrSity championships In wrestling Dire"
a big crowd Ia the Ark when CVldrnr-
II that ia" venture Of Vest Virginia
athletic authorities into new Held oi
snort was appreciated by students as
we'll AZ local fans, and II is thought
tina, when Ohio University comes here
Saturday night II "tu"!&Ny open t,e
colI"Elatc season that The AK wall De
tanned 70 lis capacity, whi5 now
means crowd Of about scVcnt9n nun
drrd people.
Wrestling apparently IS go!nG. to
take Extremely we'll with local fans
and the interest that WAS MANIFESTED
in t0uiEht's bouts vii! undoubtedly put
additional interest IN the work IN tNc
part of the Muuutalnccr matneh then
selves.
Little is known as yet of the ono
outnt and certain il Is that lew athict!E
contests held here recently VIII h"u
SUCH a large element of uncertainty &H
10 the outcome as will Saturdays clash
OHIO University. like West Virginia.
lust made Il start in wrestling TINS year
bur report has it that the buckeyes
are cnrling here with we'll balance"
team that will give the MoNntalnceTS
n hattie in each class and much interest
locally centcrs in the engagement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-12
MINORS VOTE
FOR NEW DEAL
IN BASE BALL

Chicago. Jan. 1l.-Organ!zed baseball
n the United States today v!rtn2!'y
was brought under the control ~ Fed
arai Judge X. NJ. lands for ~ least
seven years when the drafting commit
tee Of the National Association Of Minor
Leagues officially voted approval ~ t''
new national agreement, already 3crHp'-
cd by the two MAJOR league commit tCS
which created the office OF " oISch2':
commissioner with Supreme powers anu
with Judge Lands Ss the i.rS, ihca'n-
bent.
All that remains % put n" oGr"Nn.n,
n effect. IL the official approved or IN"
various league representatives - !
whole. which prohar'y VII! b" given TO-
morrow. Baseball men tonight $i!u the
presentation OF the agreement 10 the
rlub owners to-mnrrow would he 4
mere Formally" and that the action or
tho draf.iuS committees virtually CON
StItutel formal acceptance BY AL the
parties concerned.
The minor !"agu"rs. reported a Few
weeks ago 20 10 decidedly hostile TO the
new agreemcUt on ~" ground ih;It l.
would not give them fair deal. to-ilE
found the majors ready - c'ArHiH ~"
demands made by the smaller circuits
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-12
LOCAL FLOOR TEAMS
Ar WARWOOD TONIGHT
n-warvood High School
Girls and Boys Clash IN Annual
Eyerts-Girls Game IS In
teresting,

Fans who have been attending the
various basketball games in.N year
VIII ct rather II unique experience ~
WurwooI High school this evening,
when the girls and boys representing
Trudclphia invade The Ur-'ae-F'NtF
school. .,,..,,.,.
In the past the girls gam" has always
been considered Of the pr|Imhhr!
Kind. but there seems - lee NOR" m
t~rc.it accumulated among IA" 'AhS
in the p.ay.n" az the laSSl"S ms even
ing. than the main" event between
Warwood and Triadclph.A.
This can easily be- c%p!2 ned py me
zine records that the females have Al
ready hung UP this year. the Green
and White quintet Winning iiEn
SiroIcr's including q on"-sidcd victory
over Be,.airo last Saturday. TrRdrt-
rliy WAS considered Whe""nS strong
EST rival on the floor at TN" spencer
tournament last year. and a. praCtIHA"Y
ina same team is back At IN" PIX"
school. another wonderful five IS be
ing put out A.. ,,,.o
The Red and Black. from the Pike
district, are now Clamor!nG Tor yaIey
md state hOnUrS. and arc nf'aChI
that Wheeling will not stop them th.S
ycnr. Therefore. Il victory for t9r war
wood girls this evening over Ir!ad"l-
mhia would put them right in I'm" ier
claimants Of the state catinp!"nSh''
with Wheeling, and at that IN" 'Ir'en
and White should give the locals
tough run.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-12
PARKERSBURG the
BIG ATTRACTION
SATURDAY EVENING
Big Red" Team Prom Down-the-Sfat
Out for State Champtonship-To
Steuoenville Friday.

Pa-kersburE will be on three days
trip this wcCk-cnd. meeting Mounds
Vile on Thursday evening. WcllshurG on
Friday evening 1T the Up-,Gr-r'H"r ~Jin,
and on Saturday WI, invade tIiS cry I"
line up against the strong pu!nt"t FROM
Wheeling High schoo" TIE trip VIII. no
doubs. prove = hard one Or the 'Iteu
team a. both WellShurg and Wheeling
are considered two o' the strongest
teams for state honors th!s year.
The Whecilng-PNrScrSb contest
here on Saturday evening viii b" the
big local Weekend attraction. ana Il
dock OF wild fans IS expected /" gather
N the gym heIor" starting I'm" - even
close. en- Friday the locals WI! ais"
make 4 trip 10 StsUhcnv;!!c, and i"""w-
r-s OF the Gold are - ;i.t!" shy on MAJ
ing predictions about the outcome o.
This game. ~ the Oh:oauS nave a."H!
turned cut crack floor quIntcts IN past
coach Tay.or's Wheeling High or!
tossprs VIII also max" the tip 10 StGH-
benv!.l" oa that evening. and VII IN
Gulgs N An interesting contest. as SHOWN
Ivy the hattie the up-the-riN"r SchooI
rave the cola and Blue lasNicS last year
With even ;ne great BrorermIn ~ Tor
ward fov Tn" locals.
EiSn, BOYS and Tn" same nNm"'7 :" -,
iris with coaches Taylor and Ross WIZ
make the trip TO Steubenv'!Ie on fE'""S'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-12
CLARKSBURG WAGES
FIGHT FOR CAPITAL

Special dispatch to Intelligencer
harrisburg. W. Va. Jan. 1.-THE k!-
wants organization got int the capitol
removal tight today, when the local
club arranged to send Il committee to
al! other kiwanis clubs in the state and
urge the removal OF the Capitol from
Charleston to this city.
While the Wheeling Kiwanis CLUB
teleSraphed It's support of the move
mcnt. Word was received from Weston
that its Rotary club had endorsed the
project and had in addition requested
the Lewis county members Of the SEN
ate and house TO vote for ClarksbuTg.
Tho ClarksDurE federated committee
today arranged TO send u committee
headed by |. Wade Cofman, circuit
clerk, to charleston for conference with
members Of this legislature. and also
arranged to send committees at once
into AL tho counties in the northern
and central sections OF the state for
persona! campa igning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-12

OF course, the baseball sessions :"
Chicago mis- week will have an !mror-
t.trt bearing on the game ana VIII ~
followed with great interest. hut we ~,
i,..'.nrd To- believe that the rank IN"
r,... among thn fans Will lind tad" new
t.,r- reading. That there will be sew
,r.l transfers OF players Is quito Ger
,oa, and that these will Involve the
v.w york clubs ot both majors also
..rpaa-s 10 he . safe bet. Rum"r mas IL
Ii.Lt thee is to he Il record hrtah!hE
s..l ar1r, four clubs IN the National
i.raxuc This report has been current
Tor several weeks and may develop
something startling. ~
~! OF the major clubs !nciud'nG ''"-
ciunati, New York. ST. Louis, Boston
chicago. and the Athletics are anX!ou"
20 make trades. the two hig characters
VINO arc Maranv!ilc and George Horns
H. Lir pricc is on the head or tha
:, I.o,ri. sugEcr and star fielder, Nc"
l,r;, is particularly anxious to OBTAIN
III, services of Hornsby, and are now
.:rrr!na the highest sum. although u
.- reported that sr""ral other CLUBS
vuuII nurchasc Ne Cardinals star i"T
an even better bid.
As for the Yankees they want Joe
nugan. Of the Athletics. md they want
him badly. Connie Mack will not sciI
h;s man but may find It advisable 10
trade his man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-12
Seven Mat Championships
Won In Elimination Bouts


Morgantown. w. Va. Jan. - - The
varsity wrestling team OF West Viz
E.uia University was selected sore TO-
n!gh, from the winners OF the flna!
bouts in the elimination tournament.
Men who qualified Tor the mat squad
are: craig, lis pounds; Rurdette, 10
POUNDS: Lambert. l3j pounds: S'"r"
Her-ick. lis pounds: Brown. lis pounds:
Mcdonald. IFS pounds; Joe Ierr.ck,
heavyweight.
All members Of the team wercl award
~ silver medals deuntinc that they hold
championship OF their weights IN the
university.
The mat team Will open tho season
here next Saturday night with wrcs;-
'erS Of Ohio university as the opP"si-
;lon,
\ shift In the wrestling schedule was
announced today by the athletic coun-
Ill. The navy meet. scheduled for Eeb-
:uary -, was advanced 70 February -
and favorable negotiations were report
ed with Virginia to come here February
eth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-12
WARWOOD BASKETBALL
T0SSERS HAVE GREAT
SEASON BEFORE THEM
Cream and White Girls and Boys Have
Accomplished wonderful Feat.
Tho Females Are Big VAL
Icy Surprise.

warwcod High Schools basketball
,ossnrs have a great season before them
according tn the record and spirit 'aA'
T'hs iris csrcc:aI!y halc established :,
record thar Will be- counted a. q success
ful seasonal even though majority OF
;Gr rnrna!nirG games should be lost.
The Green aud Wait" ",$$'rS N'rl"FN
over Be,laire last SATURDAY rIrh,n@ VIZ
Iiiacl; ~hoys wcro forced 10 - IN" I.m.t
w::T every effort IN the gam before
they could down the UD-tac-r'ver gum
tet In a very close contest. 49,.
WIrw"od has 4 tHuEn SEi'"H." -
MouudsvI.ts on Friday, and vino up
with the hardest gam" on IN" scAr,'H'''
ar,;n4, Mouudsvi,.e Saturday night
Following is the splendid records OF
. - .-Ls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-12
WELLSBURG TO Open
home SEASON FRIDAY

Wellsburg, Jan. ll.-Wellsaurg hiEA
schoo! Will formerly oren the basket
bali season =. home Friday evening
when the strong Iarkcrshurg five VIII
he met at City hall
Tho local five opened the season SAT
urLav night at bethany college floor by
d,rc9,inr MounGsv!llr 16-32. This was
IN. frs, game FOR the local team ANA
tho combination which finished the game
looI; like the best ono produced by the
school for several years. with Wad"
md HouGh at forwards. Camilletu and
HALF ~ guards and Cad"rwood the
Parkcr&bur; will meet strong .orpos'-
licn.
ParkcrshurE Is invading IN" valley.
plav!.. MoundsviIlr. WrNshurG and
Whcr,inc. Tnrkcr&burg has always had
on. of the best teams in the state. Bar
mum ard Funk. two Al state men Will
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