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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
Sport Briefs

ARDMORE, Nov 3O.--Jamos Ma
lonoy of Dallas, who managed tho
sherman team In the Texas Okla
homa league last season. has been
appointed manager OF the Ardmoro
team tho coming season. Ills ac-
cePance OF the post was announced
this morning by Walter Thompson,
owner OF the team.
HANOVER. N. H.. Nov. 80
skiing, snowshooing ana skating
have been added to the rocroational
activities for freshmen at Dart
mouth college. IL was announced to-
day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-waIte
/ Hoyt, pitching star Of tho New York
| Americans in the 1921 world series.
/ will take a bride with him when he
/ starts nuNt spring for the Yankees
| training camp, His engagement ia
/ Miss Dorothy Pyle OF Brooklyn was
| announced today and II was stated
the wedding would occur just bs-
foru the trip south.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-Owncrs OF
tho Brooklyn baseball club an.
nouncod today that Wilburt Robin
son would manage the team mex
year and denied local reports thnN
they had been negotiating Tor tn
clubs sale.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3O.-Judgc *. NJ
| lands. baseball commissioner. to-
day completed the draft of his de
| cision IN the case OF Babe Ruth
Now York American outfielder, VIII,
played exhibition games In viola
ton OF major league baseball rules
but withheld announcement OF whR
action he had decided upon. ]
will be given out soon, he said.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Wull
Hunter returned here today iron
n visit 20 Chicago ana announce,
that he would defend his title In tn
British amateur golf championship
! event next May. Hunter is now re
siding in this country.
CHICAGO. Nov. 30.--Unofficia
| word has been received by member
OF the Skokio Golf club that th
! classic of America, the nauona
open championship, will be playe,
! here next year,
EASToN, IA. Nov. 30,--Wash
'ngton and Jefferson's undefeateC
football team >held it's final prac
tice today preparatory TO leaving to
morrow for Detroit to meet the Uni
yorsity OF Detroit eleven.
PRINCETON. Nov. 30.-PonS
polo has received an impetus al
Princeton university through the or
ganization OF Princeton Polo associs-
tion. with n membership open to an!
student, An members must pur'
| chase mount.
JOPLIN. Nov. 29,--Lloyd smith
! first baseman, has been purchased
from the Charlotte club OF the Nir.
sinia league by the Joplin Western
league club. Tom Hayden. president
OK the local club announced tonight
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ner have they man who ought 70
replace one OF the eleven men
named? We believe not. can
not 0onscientiously place a Harvard
man on tho team either, owen and
Buell. are great players, but can
not rate them above Lourie, Aldrich
or Lightner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

Red Fork 10 Play jcnks.
High school cagers OF jerks and
Red Fork will clash at Red Fork
Friday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
Scores;

FieId goals. Gray o, OrafL 5, UOT-
don ., Spears 5. Claude. Free
throws: Spears Myers 2. Miller.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

Goals from field Dunham 8,
Brownficld T. Thompson o. Malone
4, Bangert 10, Pappan o. White
field 4.
Free throws: Dunham 3, White
field ?.
SubsitutioEs. Brewer for Hahn.
Thomas for Vernon.
Referee Mcgee,
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HANOVER. N. H.. Nov. 90
skiing. snowshooing and skating
have been added to the rocroational
activities for freshmen at Dart
mouth college. IL was announced to-
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O,-Owncrs OF
tho Brooklyn baseball club an
nouncod today that Wilburt Robin
son would manage the team next
year and denied local reports that
they had been negotiating Tor III,
clubs sale.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

JOPLIN. Nov. 29.-Lloyd smith.
first baseman, has been purchased
from the Charlotte club OF the Nir-
sinia league by the Joplin Western
league club. Tom Hayden, president
! or the local club announced tonight.
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PRINCETON. Nov. 30.---Pony
polo has received an impetus at
Princeton university through the or
gnnization OF Princeton Polo associB-
tion. with n membership open to any
student. An members must pur-
chase a mount.
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pilot these paragraphs rile
reyving OF
fighter weight would
a tumble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
TEMPERANCE UNION
IN JOINT MEETING
HEAR WORK REPORT

A Joint meeting OF the Island union
and Contra! union OF the W. &. II. i.
was held in the Y. W. G. 4. building
last evening, at which time reports OF
tho state convention OF the West Viz
Etnia Women's Christian Temperance
union were heard with much Interest
A thorough review OF the activities or
tho entire convention was given and this
part of the program proved the feature
Of the meeting.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs, ]. 3. Thomas, Ohio county presi-
dent. who opened the session ut 7:t5
o'clock A large number OF members
were present and quite Il hit OF tmpor-
tant business was traaSa cted. Among
the speakers OF the evening were Mrs.
w. F.. Bowman. president OF the Island
union: Mrs. William Miller. president
Of tho Central union: Mrs. julia Riuc.
county cc-prcsideut. and delegates to
tho recent state convention as follows:
Mesdames Il. ]. Bags. c. II. Whitesrll,
c. e. Muhleman. L. n. Cole, Fred Maui
rer Charles McCulley. NJ. l.. Hillycr.
l.. D. Brown and Rose Cowan.
The talks OF the various officers were
along the work that has been done and
the work that IS being contemplated
Tor tho future in W. e. Il. L. circles and
each talk was deeply Interesting and
instructive The work for the coming
winter was discussed 1T some length
and. according IN present plans. many
Interesting matters will come up from
time 70 time this winter. and It Is plan
ned 10 instlll even greater enthusiasm
In the regular meetings of the Island
and Central unions
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SCOUT ACTIVITIES
ARE LIVELY HERE

Scout activities are picking up con-
siderahly In the Wheeling -Moundsrille
council. according to n statement given
out last evening by II. o. Portz. scout
executive. More work - being accom-
plshed this year than ever before. said
Mr.. PortE.
Five meetings OF the different troops
Of scouts wer" held last evening and
considerable work was accomplished in
preparing n program which each troop
will carry out during the remainder of
III" season. The troops which met We're:
No. Al the First Presbyterian church
No. 10 1T the Thomson Methodist
church: No. | ut the Trinity Lutheran
church: No Is ~ ST. Mirha"rE CathoIi:
church and No. II at the Wurwood
Presbyterian church.
TWO meetings will be held this even
INK. at Troop No. 8. Vane Memorial
Presbyterian church at Wondsdalr.
while an organization meeting Of Troon
No. will be held at the Eoff street
Temple.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
DEPUTY SHERlFFS AND MARTINS
FERRY POLICEMAN HELD
AT BAY.
MRS, ANDY ZEZACH FINAILr
OVERPOWERED AND PUT
CUSTODY.
ANDY HIMSELF IN HANDOUTS
WHILE WIFE PUTS ON
DARING FEAT.

John Iddings,d ~ enforcement Of
fcer Of Belmont county, and -FOUR
deputy sheriffs came to Martins Ferry
last evening about o'clock. In the
north end Of the city they visited the
home OF Andy Zezach. which Is known
as the first and last chance" speak
easy.
The officers, upon entering. put the
handouts on Andy and made him SIT
down in a chair while they searched
the place. While they were search.
Ing, Mrs. Zazach. Andy's wife. ap-
peared on the scene and covered all
five of the officers with REVIEWERS.
She told them not to move, AS she
would shoot them.
The officers were held at bay until
one managed to get out Of the place
and made hurried trip to Martins
Ferry police headquarters for assist
ance.
officer Elwood Rothermund was dis
patched on the job. and after arriv-
ing at the house was also covered by
the woman. All this time the other
officers remained In the place. afraid
to move for fear that they would be
shot.
officer Rothermund attracted the
attention of Mrs. Zezach when several
children came into the place, and
when he saw his chance, jumped upon
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an automobile trip to New York City
and return.
Miss Elizabeth Heron OF WOODS
street is visiting friends and relatives
at Moundsville for n few days.
Mr.. and Mrs William BOYD of Thirty
eighth street nre away At Pittsburgh Tor
q few days visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Margaret RTrah Of Bcllaire
Is visiting friends and relatives here
for few days.
Edward Bates of Caldwelfs Run re-
mains quite Ill Mt his home with ton
silitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Morris OF Grand
Rapids, Mich, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Snedekcr OF Woods street.
Mrs. Clyde Springer Of Chapline
street Is getting along nicely AFTER
continued illness OF several days
Miss Helen Ault Of East Wheeling
was visiting her sister. Mrs. ]. L. Ros-
tick Of Chapline street yesterday.
Mrs. John Gavin OF Portsmouth, Ohio.
has returned home after spending a rev
dnys here with South Side friends.
Roy Gibbons and family have return
ed homo after spending few days with
friends at Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
W|FE 0F ANO0NSH|NE SUSPECT
COVERS RAIDERS WITH Guns

her, knocking her down, at tho sane
time taking the revolver from her.
hands without even causing tho
weapon to discharge.
The deputy sheriffs at once went to
his assistance and soon had her hand
cuffed.
They then took both Of tho prison.
ers to the Belmont county jail at 81
Clairsville. without finding any liquor
or moonshine.
Although none Of the deputy shsr.
ifs could be gotten on the phone q
an early hour this morning, It -
thought that charges will be placed
against Andy and his wife.
The building was locked up, and no
doubt the officers will return to make
the search which they intended to
make last evening when they were
held at bay for some little time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
WOMEN TELL HOW
THEY MADE $40
ONE WAS GIVEN THAT SUM FOR
LEAVING KER HUSBANDS BE-
LONGINGS ALONE.
Another washed Her Neighbours Blau-
kses, and Another Took In Sewing.

Yesterday was "cxpcr!cnr" day" at
the Wheeling Wumam'.S cluh. \ feature
Of the meeting was the relating al n"
experiences Of various members in rails
Ing the ten dollars which each Woman
pledged To :hc club house fuud. \ mum
Der of testimonies were given in which
some novel methods 81 making money
were set forth. OGc club member hand
ed over her ton d"la;S with tho an
nouncem"nt that she had mad" IL Ivy al
lowing her husbands holonEiu%S t" re-
main just where he put thom lkr"ughout
the entire summer. Another member
earned her ten dollars by washing her
neighbours blankets. while still another
took IN sewing to earn her contr!huti""
to tho fund. Mrs. William BrunhauS.
treasurer Of the club. states that ar-
rroximately $500 has hc"n realized to-
ward tho club house fund since the
middle OF July.
Interesting Talks.
Mrs. J. Harold Rrcuran presided over
yesterdays meeting. which WAS he'll III
the A. o. L. W. hail. Mrs. Robert Will
son Of Parkcrsburg. chairman or the
flne arts department of the state federal
ton. addressed the club on tn" work Ut
her department. while Mrs. lzetta Jewell
Brown. q member of the board Of d!-
rectors Of the state League of Women.
made a very entertaining talk.
4 few Of tho delegates to the state
convention! which conTenC$ at Hunting
ton October "a. were named ut yrstcr-
days meeting. but the list IS not yet
complete 1t IS certain. however. that
the full quota OF 20 delegates Will 80
TO tho convention. and a number OF
other club women from this city are
planning TO attend. Tho trip will be
made on the Liberty Transit line Mrs.
w S. Hamilton Is taking reservations.
Those planning to take tho trip are re-
quested TO mako reservations ms early
as possible. az club women from
Moundsville and other towns In the
Wheeling district will uso IN" acc"mmo-
datlons not required BY the Wheeling
delegates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses

Percy David Santmyer. 81. OF Va.
Ington, Pa. and Brightie II. Willard. Il.
OF Waynesburg. Pa.
Percy Santmeyer 81. Washington,
Pa, and Bridget Willard. Fl, Waynes-
burg, Pa.
Dssds Recorded
O. I. Geisler and wife. to BETTY Ell
son. lot In Elm Grove; considera ton $40.
Betty Ellison and husband, to Ches-
ter Burris, lot in Elm Grove; oonsidera-
ton $40.
II. y. Green and wife. to r. II. Mill
Zen. rrorerty in Liberty district: con-
sideration $40.
Hugh Allen and wife. TO Harry T..
Hicks, property in Elm Grove: consid-
Grafton $40.
Samuel Nelson. to Christiana Jeffer-
son, property in Liberty district; con-
Sideration $40.
.. l.. Gresler and wlfe TO Betty ELL
son, lot No. . in Patterson addition.
II. W. Gheen and wife to Robert II.
Mulllken, parcel Of land In Liberty dis
trlct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
PUPILS IN ELOCUTION
GIVE FINE PROGRAM

Miss Ethel Wallace was in charge OF
a program given by the pupils of her
elocution class at bethlehem Union
chapel. cast az the city last evening.
4 number of delightful musical and
literary numbers were rendered before
quite a large audience. Some Of tho
hest talent among tho younger folk OF
the city was represented.
The program opened with piano
solo by Violet Marker. with rccita-
ton. Little Miss Muftct," f"liolng. by
BETTY Roughne-. Fern S'chlc rccitrd
Mammals Precious Girl" and New
brother" WAS given h. Virginia toyl".
A charming pantum!nc. ih" Last Rose
Of Summer." was given by Virginia
Marker and MaIo'yn NUrizh1ckcr.
",;lrIs Dent Have No Fun" as given
bv Ruth BorA mot with uurh applause.
O,hrr r"citatioUS were, 18th" Lost
Tok,n" hy Elizabeth Hartman; The
Lion" Emrna Hartman: "E"sal!nd*
Surr.rdcr." Violet Marker: star
Snang!cd Farmer" Eeuy Roushner. N,r-
cinta COVE and Fern Sr"hls: "lTisH'S
1,racticr Hour" Elinnr Str"mr: "tho"s-
Ing n Srrcrh." Mad"lyn Wurt>hark"r.
"ArIstha's l.ittl" Torment" Virginia
Marker, Other interesting "umhcrs in
Guided. "Maraa!Il"." Elinor Str"mp. Jan"
pourhncr. Kathleen Potts. Dorothy
I,vrun and Ruth Beck: "EIOiy city"
E.Iiznb.th Hartman. Violet Marker: "En-
PERTAINING tho Minister Jam" Euugh.
Nor. The Merry Little Witches" kath.
leon Potts. dorothy R,rum. Virginia
Marker. Madolyu Wurtzh"k"r. Ruth
Rock. Elinnr Strump AMI Jane R"urh-
ncr: I'D Low" 20 BE Monkey In
100" Dorothy Eyrum
Each performer received hearty APP
plausc and the entertainment was
decided success. This group "f cutter
,aiusrs have gained wia" popularity IA
this vicinity and appear NJ many "c the
various, entertainments put on from
time to time.
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|SoCietQ

Room. next Monday evening. Dinner
Will he served ~ G:l3. and An interest
;nr prosyam ~ attcr-dnncr speeches
Will follow. Tn" principal speaker Will
be Miss Nina COX. president of the state
organization ct Business and Profess
soma. Womcn's Club. Representatives
OF the ktwanis and Rotary Cluos and
the chamber of Commerce will also DO
present. MISS Nina Dittrtch Is general
chairman OF arrangements.
D.yts.shannafsit.
Miss Zoe Shannafclt. of Beilalre. and
Mr.. Harry VI. Davis OF ;his city. were
married Thursday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
N the parsonage OF tho First NJ. p.
church OF Bel,a!rc. Rev. J. V. Grin oiti-
ciatcd
The bride wore handsome fall model
OF navy blue with accessories or black.
\ corSase OF brides roses and lilies OF
the valley completed her costume
There were no attendants.
The bride Is the daughter or MT. ana
Mrs J. Il. Shannafelt. OF Bellaire. ana -
charming and accomplished young
lady. She is graduate Of the Beiaire
high school, and has attended the Mar
garet Morrison School In Pittsburgh ana
the oxford College for Women In iIn-
cinnatI. The groom Is tho son or MT.
and Mrs, Charles Davis. OF this city ana
Is connected with the Bertram Coal
Company. on their return from n we'd
ding trip to New York the young couple
will reside IN Wheeling.
Pratt-Dslos.
The First Presbyterian church was
the scene oc IN interesting Wedding yes
terday Afternoon when Miss Katherine
Elizabeth peloe and Mr.. Lewis Pratt
were united in marriage. The ceremony
was performed at $50. with the Rev.
Samuel Martin Gibson officiating.
The bride was attired In becoming
suit OF navy duvetyne. with small hat
of the same shade. Her flowers were
corsage bouquet OF Aaron Ward roses
There were no attendants.
immediately after the ceremony MI
and Mrs. Pratt left on wedding trip
which Includes visits to the Great Lakes
and other points OF interest. On their
return they will reside in Port MarioA'
Pa. where the groom Is engaged In busi-
ness.
Mrs. Pratt Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Deloe. OF North Main street,
and ia popular in a wide circle OF
friends. Mr.. Pratt is the son OF Mrs.
Mary Pratt, of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
VISITS SON AGAIN .
AFTER 81 YEARS

August Coleman, Of San Francisco.
recently arrived in Wheeling on an *.
tended visit to his son. August Cole.
man. Jr.
Mr. Coleman. senior. had not been in
Wheeling for - years and had not seen
his son during that time. He stated he
had considerable trouble in recognising
August. Jr. as he was only two months
old when he last saw him. During the
"a years that Mr.. Coleman has been
away from Wheeling, he has travelled
over the entire western section Of the
United States, living the last several
years in San Francisco.
Read and use Intelligencer Want Ads.
You'll get what you want.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08

Here's an advertisement inserted In a
paper In Beaver Dam. Wisconsin. news
paper:
For sale-A cow that gives five
quarts Of milk a day. a set OF golf sticks
a set Of law books and a very fine fur
overcoat"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
Shsphsrd-SsabriGht

4 vrddinE which VIII DO or local IN
,erAst Is that OF Miss Dorothy SeaortGht
Of Martins Ferry and Mrs. Carleton
Shepherd OF 81. Clairsville. which took
place yesterday morning at IL o'clock
az the home Of tho brides parents in
Martins Ferry The Rev. II. X. Die
trick pastor " st. Johns Lutheran
church. cfhCiatHd
The homo WAS beautifully decorated
for the occasion with autumn blossoms
against q background OF Sreenery. Only
the immediate families and few inti-
mate friends of the principals we're pre-
sent
The bride wore n charming afternoon
frcCk of white crepe dc chine. with cor
sage IS brides roses. There we're no at
:.ndaut<
Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held. after which the
br!da, party and their friends were en-
,erta'ncd at wedding dinner. Later
~ the evening Mr.. shepherd and his
hrih~ l"ft on An extended eastern trip.
The brides going away suit was OF dark
blue trirotinc. worn with close htting
hat ot hlarN and white.
Mrs sin"rherd IS he daughter % Mr..
srd M. Wii.il,n SsabriEh.. Of North
F3cih ~r'""t. Martins FERRY. She is
--a,l.a'" ~ ~" local high school. Of tho
class "t iHlS For N"ral years shH has
hesr a NON b. - N" o,N,'r force of the
G-c"r and LANG Ifardwar" company.
NJ shepherd Is ~" son o: NJ. and Mrs
Ellsworth shepherd. ot -. clairsv!il"
ord Is an employ" OF tn" Mahcr Col
HERES The Young couple will MAKO
their future HON" In s.. Cla!rsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
Mrs.. Brown Returns Home

Mrs lze,ta Jewell Brown. who has
bee the CUES, Of Mrs. F.. s. Rorl!r" At
her home on Fifteenth street. returned
70 her home near KinGwood Yesterday
nnorniry Mrs. Brown who was one OF
~. sneakers AT the state convention Of
rho Iesrus Of Women Voters VAS honor
cd nv several social "Uurtcsies during
her stay here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
Mrs. Mcdonald Rosters

Mrs. J. Howard Mcdonald was hos
,esS at :, charming bridge tea Il, her
home n Woodsdalc yesterday afternoon.
honnrinS Miss L!,liN Wright. Of Ros,on.
,yho ~ The guest OF Mrs. McIirrc HAYS
., ,hc Countr" club. Cards wcr" the li.
rnrsin. ~ the afternoon AMI the AFFAIR
cnuclnG.d with the serving OF tea. Tho
cue., lis. Included about tw"n,y-a"" Of
Mr. NcIn?aldS friends.
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np.tnsss women's Club.

The Wheeling Business Women's Club
win have an open meeting and dinner
in the private dining room OF the Green
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Tor Mr.. joyce.

Mrs. ". F. Rownd will entertain at
luncheon at the Fort Henry Club to-day
IN honor OF Mrs. Kenyon Joyce. who Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. H. +. Jones
on the Island The affair will Include
a few intimate friends OF the honor
Euest.
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O-P-P-O-E-T-C-N-I-T-Y
INrELLIGESCE,R WANT ADS
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benefit Bridge.

Mrs. r. r. Kitchen. Mrs. Julian G.
Hearnc. Mrs. Charles O'Brien and Mrs.
Fred Far!s will be joint hostesses at
bridge tea TO he given Tuesday. october
IS. at the home Of Mrs. Kitchen In OAR
Park. The affair has been arranged as
a benefit for The club house fund OK the
Wheeling woman's club. and all mem
bers OF the club and other civic orgaAi-
zations arc urged to attend Reserva-
tions may Re made by calling either or
the hostesSeS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
Church supper And Bazaar

Tho Ladies Md Society of the Short
Creek VI. T. church will have their an
nual bazaar and supper At the church
Saturday evening. Oct. 90. The public
Is cordially invited 10 attend. ~ number
Of useful and attractive articles will be
offered for sale. very good menu will
be served.