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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14

the gun
Suppose some one had come WITHOUT
IT,. password. wha: "ould you ""''
Gene" qurrirl the prosecutor.
I'd let him by" was the quick re-
.,1in,!cr when The state ponce caipe
gave up
Mugo County Mans Story.
frank Duty. Of NauGatuck. Mtngo
county. VAS working on Coal River
when tn" marching movement "egGn'
lu, entered general denial that no
hnd any voluntary connection with II.
II" returned 10 MinEn after quiet was
restored. and was arrested there under
al "'d "pist"l' Indictment.
one night" he said. "A man came
I" nay r"nm in the boarding house at
room M. IN. His name was Glitch.
II" asked ME what I would rather do.
iich: or de. I told him I'd take a
rharc" on lighting and went to Blair
ami dil guard duty. didn't do any
.sho1tins. | saw only one dead man.
Thcy brought him into Blair. / was
given my gun d; the school house In
blair"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
MARCHING MINERS
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rr!,,ed 10 had heard there was going
20 re trouble"
Nike r"nrtshe admitted men: Sershtp
IN he miners union and said he had
Ron6 from IT, mine :" B.air 20 buy
pa. .: shoes about the time tho dis
turhanccs h"ga;. n" had been on, %
work he said. ard Wien n" found Re
ert-!i e. r."d :"r nothing Re Joined
n. rrwd g. ~" school house and re-
na;rcd ,hr-. -" ur s.a tays He d.
ela-ed he on.y d;d so because ~ got the
food for nothing. and when the food
Vas no longer given out no went home.
He testified that there were about "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14

BThe ln;"i!.Gcnrer
Oct. lI-"tHts Spears
Ernr under difficulties ihiS
saniz.nc his i.u.Er ;"r ;he
as we'll - ni> array Of SuH>t-
So as tn present the strongest
kshle front aIainS; III" ONO 'n't'f-
/siS! team which comes here "n Sax :
DAY
il. is ohv.ouS tina, Whit" Spears W.
undouht-dly stare MART '.''r" ti!n
Hawkins and h:s e.. r"Ei'ar~ HE''H>I
the vISi,.r~ from rl,." - Nj ~ - a.
other games n ~ >Chedu." Il" "''H'
take hes" men "H' Ut "T"r! issue
nppuri ..u.t, AMI l.sw rs Shr~ttut"
backs r>pevIatIy. :" bear IN" burden
krslnr.ry October - ;"S: games are
10 h, plL; ed away ;r,m h":E" On S'''
CeSSiN" Saturdays. H2d ;hr phi', anu
RUc>rrL ganI"~ mere Nj. ~" SrcaiN
ii 10; - worry IL Hrnr."g D.. ""n n.
CARED in Backasld7
x . pnS>.h.,' '&a' neither N'''ld'''
or Bowers NJ h' available age tH'S
season u:tI- ;; :as~ ;r"N,S - t." III" ''.'Sr
spears il 2,.ng /. ,,., r;vht up against
IL in the natter az reserve edCN~. '"aNrT
a: quarter. Ma!'.T and S.m"n 81 IN"
halves ta'i t;'"rC" H:'I e; t"I. DOCK .""N
might" >Mr.' - 4 varsity r"un!nIt'"H.
hat whoa = ,'GrS h'r.n~ :" oh a:'"Ni
f"r 81" ha""~ ether tn'tH NIraaI' -
RoNcrS ih,l a~e scarce lie mas l.!t.e
Steve lla::;'h. H.r;".L Bowman. I"hES-
ton. and tu" "i iN' "'tc'N t., ''>S'
Ca,.n". vat rHi> LAVA" has ihN~ ta'
shown u'IaI;Nra'' - hat ~! i"tI con
tid-.,., " h"n ~ Steps .i'' "r"aI".
l.v,:r day Spears ~, - over AMI SIR
N"NS i.arsl.,T.'> .r">hat"n : "a! 'F.''..
ally va e, V;"W - H.rM.hE "it Any n"H
Vim may -N,r, lrr>.t. qualifications.
h,.' l.anha,. - mighty huS> J"Si now
gr:;!nE realty Cor tn" ~: freshmen
Saturday ;,r.I w,'':.G So '.p Il wall tha'
could r. h,a't II rI.tShGrGh Z spears
wC...d S'ur' g. Ike I:addu'% ct any u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14

= ThiTdiy-
1XIE HAVE contributed
W.. our share by cutting.
our usual small profit still
closer, so as to put every
particle of extra quality
into the clothes, to make
them Of exceeding value.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

vile actor and is heading the bill at
Loew's State this week
Mr.. Carl Levi of the Loew's interests
took me back stage yesterday afternoon.
The LORD was calmly seated in a lit
tie rocking chair-One of those toy af-
fairs which children use for doll parties.
He was dressed in a cute little dressing
gown Although he is small in height
and little in weight he is as polite as
If he was Of average height.
Mr.. Levi presented him with a good
cigar, and as the little gentleman pulled
contentedly, the cigar appeared to be
about half as large as he is
You ask me where I got the Lord
handle Of my name," he said "I will
tell you. There was another Lord Rob.
erts. He was a general and when he
died 1 used his name as my professional
handle.
Il wanted to grow up but 1 couldn't.
Oh, yes, love the girls. am married"
Lord Roberts fixes his age as twenty
four" but as I did not care TO act in
bad form, l refrained from asking him
II he voted for Cleveland the first time
Lord Roberts is the smallest EIk in
captivity and he Is proud OF his mem
bership in that order.
Sand I play golf" he confessed.
His golf score like his age rather con-
fused me. 1t seemed to slide. increase
and then shrink as he discussed the
favorite sport Of the Presidents.
There is no joke to this. Lord Roberts
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

surest way to keep yourself from con-
tracing almost any disease, from an
ordinary cold, or tonsilitis to pneumonia,
rheumatism, tuberculosis, or even cancer
is to keep plenty of pure, rich, red blood
in your veins and take care that you
have the physical strength and endur-
anee to develop within you those myster-
ious powerful anti bodies" that nature
made to fight the millions Of deadly dis
ease germs that would take your life.
When, as a result of iron starvation
you get up feeling tired in the morning,
when you find yourself nervous irritable
your strength again and see how much
you have gained. Thousands of nerv-
Gus. rundown men and women, who are
weak and ailing all the while. have sur
prisingly increased their strength and
endurance in two weeks time in many
instances by this simple experiment
Over 100000 people annually are using
NUXATED IRON. 1t will not injure the
teeth nor disturb the stomach. Your
money will be refunded by the manufac-
turers If you do not obtain perfectly sat-
isfactory results. Beware of substitutes.
Always insist on having genuine or
ganic NOMINATED IRON. Look for
the letters N. l. oR> every tablet. At all
ruggists.-Advertisem
and easily upset; when you can no
hunger 40 your udy WOrk without be-
Ing all tagged out at night; or have pains
across the back and your face looks pa1e
and drawn, do not wait until you go all
to pieces and collapse in a state of ner-
GUS prostration or until in your weaken
ed condition you contract some serious
disease, but take organic NUXATED
IRON at once to help enrich your blood
and revitalize Jour WORKOUT exhausted
nerves.
In addition to organic iron, Nuxated
lion also contains a remarkable product,
brought to the attention of the French
Academy Of Medicine by the celebrated
DR.. Robin, which represents the prln-
cipal chemical constituent of active living
nerve force, FOR FEEDING THE
NERVES, so that NUXATED IRON
might be said to be both a BLOOD and
a NERVE FOOD.
If you are not strong or well, you owe
it to yourself to make the following test:
See how long you can work or how far
you can walk without becoming tired.
Next take two flve-grain tablets of ordi-
nary Nuxated Iron three times per day
after meals for two weeks. Then test
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

young woman whose mother keeps the
home fires burning brightly and dis
plays good taste in arranging things. lie
urges his wife to get q divorce, but In
stead she awakens to the seriousness OF
her situation and determines TO win him
back The course she adopts proves to
be q strenuous and In the end very
successful one.
The picture is an adaptation Of Sophie
Kerr's story, "Sweetie Peach"
Some extraordinary results from an art
standpoint were achieved in its direc-
ton. Forrest Stanley, Gladys George
and a well balanced cast appear In sup
port of Miss Hawley.
other program features will consist Of
a Hall Room Boys farce, the Fox News
Weekly and the Sherwoods and their
singing orchestra.
Il +
STAGE AND SCREEN.
Mr.. Stuart Walker at the Murat has
winner in 'The Wolf" and George
Gaul. Both the play and the featured
player are hanging up a new box office
record for the opening week Of stock.
The children are having a great time
of 1t at the Lyric this week as Fred's
Circus Is on view Fred has some well
trained ponies and a bucking mule. The
mule is the favorite with the Riddles.
Sybn Vane has every reason to be hap
Ply because she is making quite a ia
vorite Of herself this week at Keith's
She will be one singer who will be
welcomed on her return next season. A
fine triumph, Miss Fane.
The Rialto is continuing its new pol
Icy Of vaudeville and movies TO good
results. The Broadway has a new movie
and vaudeville bill on view today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

A '.terler" certainly needs . friend
when he Is grown up and Is SO small
that they have to shake the covers in the
morning to find out II he is stin in bed.
When they call Lord Roberts, who is
''24" years old and is ten hands high
and weighs only forty eight pounds, they
have to shake the bed covers. This morn
ing he was mixed up with pillow sheet,
but he was in bed just the same.
Although Lord Roberts is only ten
hands high, he is a high-priced vaude-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
THEY HAVE TO SHAKE THE COVERS
To Find Lord Roberts in the Morning

lives in New York and Is said to be
very wealthy. He has been successful
In business and can write a real check
for a large sum any old time.
"And tell 'em for me that l sleep in
a mans size bed. No cradle for me-"
he smiled as he drew off his bath robe
and started to make up" for his act.
Lord Roberts, Mr.. Levi, acting
manager of Loew's, and the other acts
on the bill will give a special show
Times carriers and their helpers at
Loew's.-W. D. II.
l. i l.
HERE Is HOUSE
THAT JAZZ BUILT.
Based on the theory that unhappiness
eftimes follows close on the heels of
riches, 1.-THE House That Jazz Built" a
domestic drama starring Wanda Hawley,
opened at the Alhambra today and for
the rest of the week.
The central figures are young married
couple whose matrimonial bark was sail
ing along gloriously with the young folk
living in poverty and enjoying every
minute Of it until prosperity came. The
husband is appointed counsel for a
large corporation at a salary that enables
them to move into luxurious quarters.
Surrounded by servants and urged by
her husband to let them do all the work
wife soon finds time hanging so heavy
on her hands that she has nothing to do
but seek recreation in Jazzy cafes. She
not only grows lazy, but fat as we'll
Soon her husbands affections begin to
wane and he grows interested In another
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
"Bayer on Genuine Aspirin-say B;

Warning! Unless you see the name
"Bayer" ON package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty one
years and proved safe by millions. Take
Aspirin only as told in the Bayer pack
age for Colds. Headache. Neuralgia, Rheu-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
The Man Who Candles
With His Health Is the
Worst Kind of a Gambler
Tie end Of tie money gambler may be financial rauthe end of
the health gambler be death financial nfcde as 4UeK

Money gambling is recognized as such
Q serious menace to the welfare of hu-
ian beings that 1t is prohibited by the
1ost severe laws, yet THE MAN WHO
CANDLES WITH HIS HEALTH COM
MITS FAR GREATER CRIME
AGAINST HIMSELF THAN THE MAN
WHO CANDLES WITH HIS MONEY.
When you 60 on from day to day in
weak, nervous, rundown condition YOU
ARE GAMBLING just as much as the
man who sits at the gaming table and
loses his money on the shake of the dice
box, only he is gambling with his
MONEY and you are gambling with your
HEALTH, YOUR FUTURE and perhaps
even YOUR LIFE.
Your vitality and powers of resistance
are below par and you are in a condl-
ton to become an EASY PREY to al
most any of the THOUSANDS OF DIS
EASE GERMS that inhabit the minute
particles of dust that you inhale; that
float in the very air you breathe, that
may already be lying dormant in your
body waiting and watching for you to
become weak enough for them to attack,
just LIKE A HUNGRY WILD BEAST
STALKS ITS PREY.
You would not stake the health Of
yOur children nor the life of your wife
on a guess of the color of a card, nor
the ownership of your home on a turn
of the wheel of fortune, but you put
your health and perhaps your all in the
dice box of chance-you shake 1t a few
times saying Il am weak" I'm run
down." I'm nervous" 81 don't sleep well
at night" Il get all tired-out at the end
Of the day, but I hope I'll get all right
soon"-yet you hope-but out comes the
dice perhaps all loaded" against you
you were framed up" before you took
the box-you don't get all right, on the
contrary you so on from day 30 day
getting weaker and weaker. simple
remedy like Nuxated Iron might have
saved you and put you right If you had
taken it in time; taken 1t before you had
any real organic disease; taken it when
you only needed something to build you
up and put more rich, red blood into
your veins; but now 1t Is too late for
Nuxated Iron, perhaps too late for your
doctor too-you gambled and lost as
thousands do.
Amy doctor win tell you, that the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

Florence Murphy is the winsome young
person who plays the perfect" steno-
grapher in "a Tailor-AIade Man." at Eng
Hsh's this week. AS a first-class secre-
tary, Miss Murphy takes down notes,
types, makes appointments and never
gets things mixed up. So convincing is
her playing Of the role that we think she
should be able to make money as a
stenographer If she should ever prefer
that work to acting. Next week Miss
Murphy will have a part in Scrambled
Wives" the fifth bill of the Gregory
Kelly Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

matism, Earache. Toothache, Lumbago
and for Pain. All druggists sell Bayef
Tablets OF Aspirin in handy tin boxes
of IL, and in bottles Of "a and 100. Aspirin
is the trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture
OF Observation-Disclosures of Salicylicaeid.-
Advertisement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

ties in your blood, which mani
fest themselves by causing your
itching eruptions. Remedy your
blood condition, and whatever skin
troubles are due to It viii leave
you. For this work, S.S.S., the
famous old vegetable tonic and
Alternative, is as good a medicine
as you can find. Thousands have
stopped their torturous itching with
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

bravely. This is why
skin disease sufferers are
snappy and irritable, IN
able to accomplish any
thing, and almost beside
themselves with frantic
nervousness.
Strike at the root of
your trouble, the danger
Gus poisons and impuri-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
Purify Your Blood and Stop
That Maddening Itch

Poor blood, sometimes fun of
dangerous germs, or impurities
that should be cast of, causes many
Of the itching skin diseases that
drive the afflicted almost mad
When your blood is run down and
impure, your general system gets
so weak you haven't the nervous
strength to bear the maddening
itch, itch, itch Of your affiiction
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

Get SIS. from your
druggist right now, and
start taking 1t. Then
write US a history Of your
trouble. We viii gladly
give you expert medical
advice free. Address
your letter to Chief Medi-
cal Advisor, 828 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22
SCATENAS WILL
PLAY HEGEW|SCH

The Scatenas viii play the noted
Hegewisch eleven Sunday at Harrison
park The Hegewisch eleven is com
posed of the same men that played the
Original Thorns last year TO a 90
score This team has been organized
for the last seven years and has been
noted FOR its clean hard playing. The
team two great men are the Fremyer
brothers. They play halfbacks and
are hard men to stop They are the
same TO the Hegewisch team as the
Neser Bros. who play with the Pan
handles. They have played such
Il ans as the Stayms. Amos A c. and
Opals from Chicago. The Scatenas have
substituted this game for the East
Chicago Gophers ass thore has been d
misunderstanding between the Sea-
tomas and the Gophers This is the
FIRST Time Hegewisch has played in
Hammond.
Coach Gearing. late OF Hammond
high and All State quarterback in 1920
has had his men out to practice for
the last four nights and they are In
good condition for the game Sunday
Coach Graft Of the Armour Institute
will referee the game The game viii
be played at Harrison park and viii
start promptly at O'Clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22
INDIANAPOLIS TO GET
BASKET TOURNEY AGAIN
Athletic High School Heads
Give Meet to City BY
Unanimous Vote.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Oct % -
Finals OF the 1922 Indiana high school
basketball championship tournament
will be held in Indianapolis, the reg
ionals in Lafayette and Bloomington.
and the secsonals at centers to be Sc
lected by members of the athletic
board OF control just was done last
year. This was all assured as a result
or a unanimous vote by the rephesenta-
tives of more than 800 high schools Of
the state at the largest regular an
nual meeting in the history Of the In
diana High School Athletic Association
Thursday afternoon in the auditorium
of the knights of Pythias building.
Although only 3o9 high schools OF
the 642 who are members Of the asso-
citation were represented at the meet
ing, the large hall was packed almost
10 capacity. there being only few of
the $500 seats vacant. and from the
time that Merle J. Albeit. OF Bedford
president of the association. called the
meeting to order until the final adj
journment it was one Of the snappiest,
peppiest, "hghtingest" meetings ever
held by the association. The galleries
were filled with superintendent and
members Of the various high schools Of
the state who. although they had no
active part in the voting. took a very
prominent part in applauding the ac-
tion of the delegates with which they
approved.
Many women made up this gallery
and took ass much interest in the pro-
ceedings as did the men. something
which has never been noticeable be-
fore at association meetings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22
LOWELL IS
EXPECTING
BIC CROWD

The West Hammond Maroons went
through a stiff workout last night in
preparation for Sundays game with
Lowell. Coach Ebert seemed to be
satisfied with the condition OF the
team. for he omitted the usual hard
Friday scrimmage and limited session
to a drill In passing and signals. Coach
Ebert also issued some new formations
and plays to be used against the pow
erful Legion eleven. who last Sunday
defeated Valparaiso by one touchdown.
The boys can hardly wait until game
TO show their speed every on
the squad is in perfect condition. Man
ager Chayken wishes to announce that
he has signed up Irish sheridan for
the season and with this fleet halfback
the Maroons will be strengthened
eighty percent as he is well known
for his open field running and also
good at the kicking game. This game
Will draw much interest as the Lowell
eleven is rated as having one Of rne
best teams in Indiana and as the Ma
rooms know that they viii put every
inch OF fight into the game from the
too of the kickoff until the final
whistle blows.
Reports have been received from
Lowell that a record breaking crowd
viii be on hand when both teams take
the field. Manager Chayken wishes to
announce that anyone desiring to
make the trip can do so by coming
over TO the Maroon rs headquarters at
Summers Garden where the team and
its respective rooters VIII embark a
large truck has been secured to take
the fans over to Lowell and 1t VIII
leave headquarters "a twelve o'clock
Sunday noon.
The following players will make the
trip 70 the down state city Click.
Monahan shpreck. Honey Rlngs.
Volkman. Walters Zimmerman. Gregg.
Reese. Wirkers, Chayken. Burley,
Sheridan, Gewat, kamlnski. Scuily.
Gevans.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22
GOPHER AND INDIANA
TEAMS ARE CRIPPLED

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 22-More than
1000 students watched the Gophers
run through their last practice before
the Indiana game today 1t was the
first open practice OF the year at Min
neSota.
Jumbo" stiehm and the Indiana
squad arrived yesterday. Stiehm says
that HManny. Cox. Donovan and few
others Of his regulars were not in con-
dition to play.
Acting Coach Hig Harris of Mime
sofa said that Brown. Martineau, john
sen and Gustad were tn bad shape, but
that all would start. Bailey. left half,
was slightly injured last night in the
dummy scrimmage. but Is expected to
start with McCreaps ready to jump In
il needed.
More than 1900 persons are expect
cd to see toadys game. The Gophers
have shown considerable Improvement
IN practice this week and hope to sur
prise the Indiana team.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22
KANSAS VICTOR
OVER TENDLER

NEW YORK. Oct 22-Rocky Kansas
of Buffalo gained the decision over
Lew Tender. Philadelphia southpaw
lightweight. last night in their fifteen
round bout at Madison Square garden.
The verdict of the judges was greeted
with a demonstration OF approval by
the crowd. yet there were some dis
senting voices.
The Philadelphisn, with his puzzling
left hand tsyle, made a difficult target
for the willing upstate Italian Ten
dler had the advantage at long range.
The Quaker City boxer was faster on
his feet and quicker with his hands
than Rocky.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22
EAST CHICAGO DODGERS
TAKE On TOUGH GAME

weight speed. age and experience to
their outfit Their backing has also
increased until today they are consid-
cred the Capital II class Of their
community.
They scheduled the Dodeers after a
careful selection because they know
that this team. although lighter than
the Sears and Roebuck crew will give
them some high class football opposi-
ton So far the Sears and Roebucks
have romped away with everything
that their management has been able
to book for them, and now the cash
customers-and they pack some sew
eral hundreds of them in their park
are demanding something more than
lop-sided practice game
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22
100000 TO SEE
ANN HARBOR TILT

ANN ARBoR. Oct % The wolver-
mos. though badly crippled, expect to
dofeat Ohio state on the gridiron this
afternoon.
For two years Coach Yost has been
building an eleven to wipe out the dis
asters suffered by the Wolverines in
1919 and 1920 and today Will be the
first test given his new machine.
Michigan romped away easily with
it's three practice games without show
ing its power. while Ohio state. after
dropping a practice game. won handily
from Minnesota. but still must show
whether the victory over tho Gophers
was a mere fash in the pan or ap in
dication Of another eleven of cham
pionship caliber.