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Evening journal., 1921-08-18
CITY MAYOR in
budget GUARD
Leroy Harvey Joins Nation
al Movement For Govern
ment Efficiency
CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT
ALSO ON COMMITTEE

Mayor Harvey has accepted the
invitation Of the National Budget
Committee to serve as honorary
chairman OF the local committee Of
that organization which is engaged
in a nationwide effort to gain pop
ular support OF the efforts OF Gen.
Charles G. Dawes. director OF the
budget, 10 effect a reduction Of the
burden Of Federal Taxation.
Announcement Of the acceptance
OF the Mayor was made today BY
Stanley II. Howe. director OF the
National Budget Committee. who's,
headquarters are at West Eight
street. New York city. The Mayor
VIII join nrith ths chief ma asistra tel
continued on page two)
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
GOOD killers
MURDER ROLL
IS ABOVE 100
Bloody Trails of Death
Gang Followed Today
in New Jersey
NEW YORK OFFICIALS
MARKED BY ASSASSINS

NEW YORK. Aug. IS Omitted
Press) Murder victims OF the
Good Killers" gang OF New York
hired assassins may total more than
100. IL was estimated today by de-
tectives investigating the conspiracy.
Six alleged members OF the gang
are held in the Tombs here today
In connection with the murder OF
Carmeto Ciazzo, near Asbury Park.
n. ]. They are Bartolo Fontano.
the informer; Vito. Bonventre. Fran
cesco Puma, Mariana Galante. Giu-
seppi lombard and Bartolomeo Di
Gregrio. The only charge agains,
the last named is unlawful posses
sion OF a revolver.
Bloody trails Of the GOOD Kill
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
TO NAME lO7
MORE FIREMEN
Directors Also May Appoint
Captains and Lieutenants
Today
MEN WORK OUT
AT FIRE TOWER

Chief Lutz. Deputy CHIEF Donohoe.
First and Second Assistant Chiefs
Crockett and Tazwell and Fire Mar
shai Ainscow have selected a list OF
lot names for appointment as fire.
men in the new department which
will probably be acted on by the De-
partment OF Public Safety this af-
ternoon. The directors may also Sc
lect thirteen captains and thirteen
lieutenants today.
The wet weather OF yesterday in
terfered considerably with the train
ing OF frst-class candidates for posi-
tions in the FIRE department at
the Union street tower, Third and
Union streets The first-class men
we're compelled TO give up the ladder
ciim bing exercise after ten minutes
work.
Captain Unbekant then assembled
the men IN the Union Fire House and
gave them Instructions in handling
smaller pieces OF apparatus. how 10
revive persons overcome by smoke
and other duties Of a fireman.
Only a few assembled to watch the
Continued on Page Two)
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
Il. S.-GERlNAN TREATY
ASKS PREPARATIONS
FOR WAR VICTIMS
Neither Group of Negotiators, Hopeper
viii Say Whether America is Asking for
Damages for the Loss of the Lives on
the LuSitania
BERLIN THINKS LOSSES SHOULD
BE PAID OUT OF LNDEMNTTTES

BERLIN. Aug. rs CUnited Press)
for American lives
lost I'm the great war is one Of the
demands OF the United States I'm
drafting a treaty OF peace with Ger
many. IL was reported here today.
That demand and others stirred
resentment OF German leaders but
they were prepared eventually 10
acccde 10 ali the demands and sign
the treaty as early as possible. 1,
was stated authoritativcly that tho
United States has refused 10 temper
any Of the terms I'm the rough drafl
I'm course OF preparation.
Germany takes the position. ac.
cordins to authoritative statements
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
WILL ENTER SUITS
FOR INCOME TAXES

state Treasurer George NJ. Fisher
conferred with Attorney General S.
D. Townsend. Jr., in the Attorney
Generals onices in the County Build
ing this morning relative TO proceed
ings against delinquent income tax
ables.
Il was announced at the close OF
the conference that State Treasurer
Fisher would furnish a list Of names
and addresses OF deliquent income
taxables to the magistrates in the
various counties with instructions to
bring suits against such taxables.
This includes the additional tax for
the year 1919 from married men.
In cases where such recourse re-
quires the attention OF the Attorney
Generals Office. that Official will
give his assistance.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
CHANGERS IN
DAY OF FUN
HEAR ADVICE
Josiah Marvel Tells Them
Not to Ask Too Much
of Government
FAV0RS BIPARTISAN
COUNTY RULE PLAN

Grangers OF New Castle county are
having their annual field day and
picnic at the State Fair Grounds.
Elsmere. today. the gathering hav-
ing been arranged by Pomona
Grange. Hundreds OF grangers and
their families from all parts OF the
county are present, and enjoying a
program Of sports and speechmak-
ing.
S. :. Lowell. master OF the Ma
tional Grange. is a guest Of the Ne~'
Castle County Grangers for the day,
and he and Josiah Marvel, lawyer
Of this city. whose home is in Chris
tiana hundred, made speeches at a
meeting early this afternoon
The picnickers took luncheon in
baskets with them to the fair
grounds. and ate and had their
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
T. r. HOLLAND DEAD.

Thomas F. Holland, aged as years.
who has been employed as one OF
the custodians OF the Federal Build
ing at Ninth and Shipley streets for
the past two and one-half years,
died OF acute indigestion at his
home. AIS South Harrison street. al
4 O'Clock this morning. He was a
member Of the F. o. f.. and the
Bayard Legion The funeral will
take place on Monday with requiem
mass in st. Paurs r. c. Church.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
Free Theatre Tickets

Theatre Invitations (war tax paii), are
extended through the Journal Classined
Depsrtment today--look for your name
today In the CLASSIFIED Advs.-fnf show
THE BAIT"
with HOPE HAMPTON
AT THE ARCADIA
and
MAY ALLISON IN
"EXTRAVAGANCE."
AT THE QUEEN.
SEE PAGE Il TO-DAY.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
GRASSHOPPERS KILL
RUSSIAN CROPS

PARIS. Aug. 1s.-CUnited Press)
"A great plague OF grasshoppers,
billions OF them darkening the sky,
is destroying the last vestige OF
crops needed for starving Russia in
the Samara and Saratoff districts.
according to reports reaching the
Red Gross, has reported that five
billion pounds Of food are needed
in districts which are being ravaged
by the grasshoppers.
Whole villages have been aban-
doned.
Stragglers fall by the roadside and
lie abandoned and unburied.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
TO BURY MIR. DANNY
THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral OF John H. Dandy.
president Of the Union National Bank
and OF the Wilmington Clearing
House Association, will be held from
his late home. 1913 Delaware avenue,
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Services
will be conducted by the Rev r. W.
Trapnell, rector Of st. Andrew p. z.
Church. The funeral will be largely
attended by prominent men from all
parts OF the State.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
LEWES COUNCIL
AIDS CANNON FUND

Residents OF Lewes today. through
the Town Council, gave $3.50 TO the
fund which is being raised TO restore
the historic cannons IN the town.
Although this amount Is about one
fourth Of that necessary TO do the
work residents OF Lewes have gone
still further in endeavoring to raise
S2500 TO $4,000 more for the pur-
chase OF land adjoining the 1912
cannon site for the purpose OF maxi
ing the spot a public park.
Magistrate Barnet Gluckman and
II. W. Vandever also sent IS each 10
the fund today.
Work OF remounting the cannons
has begun and probably will be I'm
ished by September /.
Tn. .n..rrL Ll...LLana 20 daLn "a.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
SIGN CONTRACTOR
LIBRARY TOMORROW

Work on the new public library at
Tenth and Market streets is expected
TO be started within a short time.
The contract has been awarded 10
the dupont Engineering Company
and will be signed tomorrow by the
board Of managers Of the Whining
ton Institute Free Library.
Employment Offices will be estab-
lished on the site by the company,
and all men will be hired at that
place. II will be useless TO apply for
places at the Offices OF the engineer
ing company in the dupont Building
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
sERRIA,s KING III.

WASHINGTON. Aug. IS Omitted
Press) king Alexander Of Serbia is
suffering from an attack Of appendi-
citis. according TO a cable received
al the Serbian legation today.
Because Of the Kings Illness, his
physicians have ordered him not to
attend the funeral OF his father
former King Peter.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
RICHARDS FAMILY REUNION

The thirteenth annual reunion OF
the Richards family is being held at
shellpot Park today. The reunion is
well attended and among those
present were several members Of the
family whose ages were above 20
years. Former Sheriff ]. S. Cross
land is a member Of the family.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
To co TO PHuIPPINEs.

Sergeant Samuel F. Rumford, son
OF Alfred j. Rumford, 1907 Harrison
street. will leave Fort Monroe, on
Saturday. for San Francisco. He VIII
sail from that place for the Philip
pine Islands, on September 1. He
will be gone four years.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
NO REPORT ON NcINERAToR

There will be no reports on the
amount of garbage burned at the
incinerating plant before the close
Of the week." DIR. Handy. president
Of the Board of Health said this
morning. when our reports are
made up they will be given TO the
newspaper"
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
u. S. DEMANDS PREPARATION FROM GERMANY
TROOPS WITH DAHL EIREANN IA LIKING PEACE
No Discrimination in Income
Tax, Says Treasurer Fisher

NJ. Fisher. in Wilmington to-
day position in
bills for the
Il think it exceedingly unfortunate that this situation has
satisfactory adjustment
desire
n commonwealth
that o he
the duty every
that properly belongs the State
by AttorneyGeneral advised that the exemptions
spect making
by succeeding Attorney-General
did 1919 that should
Elemental bills, which l did.
of Is legal question which shall
the right way justice both
ne
has been no
Connection this
standing and controversy"
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
RABY COUGHS UP aJACKn.

The police ambulance was sum
moned 10 81 West Second street.
yesterday afternoon to remove
sabid Donofri. aged 2 years. to the
hospital. The child had swallowed a
lack. but coughed It up before the
ambulance arrived.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
Smile Awhile

NEW YoRK.-A conscience
stricken woman who in 1915
travelled from New York to
Chicago with a child she said
was less than six years old. has
sent 1855 to the Erie Railrcad-
The child was seven
ZION CITY. Ill.-Mrs. Lizzie
MAIDEN was arrested today for
violating the city dress ordi-
nance. Her blouse was cut too
low in the. back and she showed
divisions OF the pillars OF Her
cuies.'" Police Chief Becker
said. Her shoulders were vis-
lble."
DENVER-When police sep
arated a tangle OF flying shreds
Of clothing mingled with blonde
and brunette hair and loud
squeaks. they found three strik-
ng Mattresses had attacked .
lady ''scab." All were arrested
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
MAYOR MARRIEs COUPLE

Giustino Silvestre. aged 21 years.
1910 West Sixth street. and Joseph
inc Porrego. aged II years. S2i West
sixth street, were married by Mayor
Harvey in his Office in the Public
Building this morning.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
rARNERs HAVE PICNIC

Farmers OF ST. Georges and Red
Lion hundreds are having a picnic
today at the home Of Turner Wilson.
near Sc. Georges
Evening journal., 1921-08-18

osT - PocKETBooK, CONTAINING
IL annual pass aud receipt Also fi.25
Mrs G. y. Chambers, Clayton, Del.
aug17-3t,
tContinued on Page Thirteen.)
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
DELAWARE ALUMNI MEETING

The executive committee OF the
Wilmington Chapter of Delaware
University Alumni will meet Friday
evening at the ONCE OF County Engi-
neer Grub. in the County Building,
to discuss plans for the fall and win
ter.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
FrREMEN,s REIaEF MEErING

The Volunteer Firemen's Relief
Association will meet in special ses-
sion in its hall at 14th and Walnut
streets tonight TO discuss business OF
Importance to the association. VIII
liam J. Lutz head OF the fire de-
partment Will preside and speak.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18

Send all subscriptions to former
Judge David I. Marvel. DUPONT
Building, or the Editor Of The Even.
ing Journal. Fourth and Shipley
atk
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
TopAY,s rEMPERATURE

At the Evening Journal once.
SOC A. NJ. .7S 1901 p. NJ. 81
1000 A. M...79 100 p. NJ. .S4
Evening journal., 1921-08-18

Have you tried Glover Dairy But
teri Phone 1540-154L-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
SUN AND TIDE.
Iead OF Chrlstiana.
LOST AND FOUND.

High water. .11.25 A. NJ. 11.45 P. NJ
Low water q. .. 800 A. NJ. 80 p. NJ
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
The Weather

Fair tonight and Friday; some
what cooler; fresh to moderate
northwest winds.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18

Total ................,.ss24OO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
pORT1 IS ELECTED
FOR ANOTHER YEAR.

NJ the meeting Of the WheetinR
N"undSvilie council OF Poy Scouts OF
America. held last evening at Scout
Headquarters in III. Market Auditorium.
". q. urtz. scout executive. was re-
elected FOR another year. Mr.. Prrt1 NAE
don" a wonderful work while in ch1rke
81 scouting in this sertinn and has ln'
"rea""d the membership considerably. :
Bur!ng the evening they also took up:
lii" program NJ WORK for the year ana
after discussing it for some llttle time
adopted 4.
4 "ummi;tc" "i three members was
appointed "a this time 10 scout around
AMI try and get additional scout mas,
tors. THIS rnmmitt"" is composed on
Arch Mrtzner. James Siga foose and DR.!
w. r.. Maury.
1t was also decided that 4 COMMITTEES
from III" lora! council spend certain
amount ~ tim" in visiting the various
troops and making inspections. Arthur
Hubbard. who - chairman OF this COM
mittne will appoint as his assistants to-
help him with t,at work. !:
ThnS" present were: John e. Davis, NJ
C. Hubbard. Bcrrfrd Alexander. A. G.l
ITubba I'd. IT, O. portz. J. A. Blum. Fred
!. Fox. Louis Horkhelncr. George E.,
House. \. J.. Mctzner. James Sigafoose,
". J. Stoor. l. J.. Stidgcr. F.. y. wilson.
Fred G. rolmar. Joseph Reass. walter
Gilbert. \. J. Harness. J. S. Jones, Rev.
+. 6. Howard. r. G. Burkham, Rev. 8. ".
Gibson. William Bone. Frank Nesbitr,
Rev W f. Cra!s. ". F. Maury and Rev..
F.. r. Carson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
CANUCk SCHOONER
TO RACE THE ELSIE

Halifax, N. g., Oct 1.-THE elimna-
ton trials to determine tho smartest
schoonor in Nova Scotia fishing fleets,
will b held here tomorrow. The cal
lengsr Will meet tho Elsie Of Gloucester,
off this port o. October ~. for the rib
bon Of tho North Atlantic. This bit OF
satin. fSurativsiy aoked to the foretop
Of the American schooner Esperanto.
came flutternE into ssachu setts
waters last year when the first races
went TO tho Yankees.
Eight prospective blue nose challenG-
ses will get away tomorro~'s gun for .
forty-mile tussle-
In addition to . trophy embienatic OF
he Canadian championship. tho eight
viii race for SIX money prizes: One
thousand doiiarS for first place: 300
FOR second: $500 for third. and three
prizes OF $500 each for the next three
bcatA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
NEW TREATMENT
MADE HIM FEEL
NEW MAN
Wheeling Man Says He
Eats, Sleeps and Feels
Dandy All Over.
A FRIEND OF HIS
GAVE HIM THE TIP

They nearly had me down for the
count little while back" declared John
Lane. tramster at the Central Glass
Works here In Wheeling. Il was feeling
tough all over. / had pains and aches
all the time. AT night I would roll and
toss and DO bothered with pains In my
shoulder. Daytimcs I would sometimes
get dizzy While up on the wagon and
pains would shoot over me 80 bad Ia
drop the reins and almost holler. the
pains were so bad. ! got irritable and
peevish on account Of nerves l guess, 50
when a friend tipped me off 10 new
remedy the druggists were talking about
/ got a bottle right away. I went down
to tho drug store and told them wanted
bottle Of Irv!nEs Phos-Pho Nitamine
and that was lucky day for mo.
have rcgained my health. My appetite
Is fne, rush home Mt noon hungry as
bear. A good dinner OF good hot roast
beef and brown potatoes goes fne. AT
supper limo I'm twice as hungry. /
haven't had a spell of dizziness since.
| work every day. Feel happy TO In
able 10 do so right along-these hard
times. Life ia really worth while now.
1t used TO ne = grand round "f pain and
misery. ] do my work better and feel
like new man. When / bring my team
In At night l feel rs fresh az l did In
the morning. whereas l used tn stay
home nights all the time. the wife ana
| often slip our {" the movies nowadays
those ara III" reasons why l praise
Phos-Pho Ni'Nmlup and you can Put me
down as h"0*t"- every time" cont
tinucd Mr.. I.u,sa. lr26 C'hapl!ne ST.
Hundreds of people ARE putting them
selves In Y"ub ':c"rous, healthy condi-
tion with th",r "rw tablets. This l. the
time Of yer In do Il. People In rum
down condition ~" mighty apt to he
sick In the FN'l aui Winter.
Fhos-Pho N!tnnlinc rnhl"ts nre power
ful but moro Tx" Il food than M dir:nc.
Zach bottle hears name Irving lHrora-
tory which l. a sign Of finest quality
and purity in medicine. All druggists
hive PhosPhu Nitamine In The famous
orange cnirrei carton. Drop In AMI get
hottie &c sixty tablets Let the whole
family take th'm. The cost Is trifliEE
and Won will 10 dClIEhted. according TO
hundreds Of local users who swear by
these new tablets just as Mr.. Lane does
above.--tdv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
new RECORD CROWD
At NOTRE DAME IS
EXPECTED OCT, y
NsbrAsta VIII he Opponent ~ Annual
Homecoming aame-Eight
Thousand Expected.
Spe ciaI to The Intell!gencer.

Special to The Intellgencer.
Notre Dame, Ind, Oct. l4-Wtth Ne
braska here to stage onR Of the rea,
classic Of tho year In Western football,
attendance records are expected to be
broken at the second annual home-com-
Ing celebration at Notre Dame on Oct.
%. Eight thousand reserved seats
have been sold out for weeks. hotel res
erratlons have been exhausted. and 1t
Is doubtful II the 1000 general admis-
sion seats to he put on sale will accom-
modate tho crowd.
A two-days' program will begin on
Friday night when tho entire Notre
Dame student body will parade through
tho streets Of South Bend to the Oliver
hotel where a big welcome will be eH>
tended to Capt. Swanson and his crew.
An athletic carnival OF boxing and
wrestling bouts will BE- held at the
gymnasium following tho reception.
Jimmy Kelly. bantam challenger. now
student at Notre Dame. AMI other pugs
Of lesser note Will i" nrlnLrh IN the
fourteen boxing bouts /" he tagged.
A high pchooi melInl!rnry between
South Bend AMI Jefferson High Of
Lafayette will begin at $50 o'clock
and be completed befor" the rollees
game which starts at ga" O'Clock. Fol
lowing tho game tho N'ri"rram club
will be hosts tn Its members. alumni!
and the football squad ~ ne Oliver
hotel and the Student Activities Com
mittee will sponsor two dances during
tho e~Sning at which III" teams from
both schools will be honor gr.,sts.
Addsd Proper Edge.
The unexpected defeat ~ N"'r" Dame
at Iowa after the local squad haa
gained moro than two yar"s to one by
tho HAwkeyes. has aldo III" proper
edge 10 the Nebraska contest and spen>
tators will be assured 90 lrnI football
all tho way. Nebraska Will atienr; 70
repeat the feat Of Iowa while En"kneB
men will be o,;t for a Ing score {" show
that tho Iowa affair WAS all n mistake
Coach Rockne Will drrOt" the greater
part Of this week TO stee'lnE his line
against the powerful charges OF the
heavy Nebraska backs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
COLUMBIA A. {.
VS.. MOUND CITY
SOUTH SIDE AGGREGATION or
GRID STARS Will INVADE
MOUNpSvILhH TO-
MORROW.
Have Coos Record 30 Far This SsaUon
and Will Show Home Team
Good Battle.

Tne gam" "r!.cIrally scheduled for
SUNDAY. u,t"hC: 18th. between the Col
urtIa A. e. and the Buckeye A. c. OF
R,..'r.r". has he.n called off by tho Ohio
h"HI. AMI Manager kirchner. OF tho
'r-:.ts. Immediately closed negotiations
20 journey his aggregation down to
.Ioundsville to meet the strong Alneri-
AN Legion outfit OF that place At 3
o'clock. on" OF the most promising con-
tenders in this district for the Ohio VAL
Icy grid" title.
The N"uudsville eridders have met
and defeated sore Of the fastest tea
IN this vicinity. and so far this season
have no losses chalked against their
record.
Tho Co'umh'rs on the other hand suf-
"er & i rre,!:h!e loss Icl-Ol IN their in'-
10 cis'h ct Sunday week to the To-
one TIFF" :. The Ohio boys being onA
- he spt, d.Cst and heaviest seml-pr'-
fessional cI"v"as in tho Trt-State dis
trlct. Jas, Sunday on the Tunnel Green
with a h1n'y 'rippled squad, the locals
battled The. strong Nyal A c. to sot:rs-
less tie.
The Lagoon aggregation II composed
81 pract!rnN! X-hirh playera several
Of whom arc former All-stats man. and
promise to learn the visitors some new
tricks on the Trid!ron square. Tho Col
mnbas however. hRv- made several new
additions. and to-morrow's game should
present two ,e.ms Of the same caLbrs,
evenly matched In speed. team work ana
IA
will have a sligh, advantage In TONNAGE.
Junkins and Simmons, who vera injured
in the Toronto-Columhia clash will oe
tho only absence suffered by the lcCals.
but several new we'll qua l!fied ris skip
men will servo to taks caro- Of these
vacancies.
The visitors we'll realize that they
cannot afford to humble themselves TO
the ex-service men, and will throw
every inch OF pep" and energy into this
classic In an endeavor to bring homa the
bacon" as q victory over these strong
opponents means quite an accomplish
ment to the Wheeling warriors The
Legion. too. is taking every pfecaution
not to jeopardi1e their reputation and
will present the most powerful opposi-
t!on pitted against any eleven this sea
son.
The c. A. C's will carry an exception
ally large delegation Of "rooters." as
we'll as indications peint to large
crowd Of wheclingItes jomrneying down.
the-river to witness what in all proha-
bllity will be an unsurpassed ANA teur
contest
Both angregat!ons were subjected 20
vigorous training and signal drill dur
Ing the past week. and the rough edges
will be beveled down tomorrow morn>
preparatory to the clash.
Tho following men will make tho trip:
Ends-Leinwebcr, McEntee and No
land and Lose.
Tackles-Netzel. Riddle and McGrail.
Guards-Ryan. Howley. Leiths and
voellinser.
Centers-Lally and Whissel.
Quarters-Br!edlng and Clarke.
Halves -Englemeyor. Salcno and Cook
Full-Schaffer and McIinn!s.
Coaches-Morrison. Strauttman and
Weller.
Timekeeper-George Horn.
Observation-Disclosures and Eolte.
All Columbia players are urged to re-
port at the club rooms Sunday promptly
at IL o'clock for final instructions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
MULLY A. {. WON

The Sheany 4. q. of FeHwood ard
the Mully \. g. also ot the mil! town
played a very interesting football game
In the National Tube company field last
evening. the Mully's coming out OIL the
long end with a score Of 1912. Kramer.
who played with the Mully's. starred
on several occasions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
BETHANY RESERVES
WALlOP FAIRMONT
Single Touchdown IN HirSt Quarter
Olives Buffalo crssk LAAs 4 90
Victory
The T";hany College Res

The Tr;hany College Reserves de-
|(eated Slndy Tnothman's Fairmont
ormal aggregation yesterday after
moon un 'ha bethany neld b. q score
20 81. II" gam" was devoid Of thrills
the touchdown coming early In the sec
ond quarter when Mayer plugged the
bail yer from the four yard line. The
work 81 Gchring the Bison right half
was the feature of the game Tho form
er Dayton Ill full back played con-
s!stent game running back punts well
and playing good defensive game.
CAPT. Wolfe played the best game for
Sair None Of the men that have been
used n Varsity games were In the fray
and tho showing was pleasing 70 tho
fans who saw tho game.