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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
Zane Grey Picture
Quits Wheeling Tonight

\ characteristic wh!'h makes TIL"
MYSTERIOUS Eihrr" an adoption Of tn"
novel or Zane Grey which closes At tn"
Plaza theatre t"nign,. a truly powerful
screen document and rr'T1ii!nE ~ on
tar,ainmont, t. The rrcduC"r.s selection
NJ r,orrrs for the various roles. II
may DE said with c"nhdcn'c thai
rlnvrrs mcri,inr Ia" rank ~ star ar"
seen in every important ro;" " III" hiE
production.
Arglo Ilcrrin. who plays "Maria." o."
cook a; the ranch house Is M example.
Her function in The MySt"rouF k'H"r
Is 20 carry n comedy role. - N'%s 'irr-
r.nr is one Of tn" he9, known ":''@'S o.
Lcr tyr" in pictures. and has been siar-
rod In comedy drama as We, Is with
her own fhrairicul company on Nh" l"Gi-
INNATE stage. sh" IS Il r"r" 'h".'" Tor
the mart. and adiS Nu gma'' amount |"
the enjoyment Of no picture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
BLANTON CHALLENGES
Charges His Colleagues Allotted" IN
Introducing and Passing Reso-
luton Of Csnsure.

Washington, Nov. 18.-RcTreSentattve
Rlan'on, Democrat. Texas. who was re-
Gently conSNrod by the House Of in
sorting Ohjo"tioun' language IN the Con-
greSslonal Record. today challenged IN"
Texas congressional delegation, 'sinSiy
and collectively 80 debate in nine TexnS
cities after adjournment OF tho present
session"
tie charged that his colleagues "abct-
to-" In Introducing and DnssinE the
resolution of ccnsurA causing him to
be "puhlicly insulted on the floor
A punishment worse than expulsion"
He said that after 4 resolution to eXpe'
him had failed he was not afforded
az opportunity 10 be heard In his own
defense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
Pennant Torn Down; Men
and Women Alumni Clash

Modesto. Calf. Nov. 1S.-RivaIry be.
twcen University Of California and
Stanford university. brought TO unus.
IA! pitch hy the approach Of their an.
nual football game tomorrow, resulted
IN clash Of men and women alumni
AZ {" dinner Of the two institutions here
last night
Someone tore Stanford pennant
from TIA" wal! OF tho dining room and
Stanford graduates, botT: men and
women. rushed the California alumni
section.
Tables were overturned. dishes scat
tered AMI scv"ra. women roughly jos
tied b"for" the Stanford contingent re-
covered 'he prnnant. which had been
;orn to shredH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
THREE MUSKE:TEERS"
TO Be here A WEEK

Douglas Fairbanks pho'"play version
# Alexander Dumas blood stirring tale.
The Three Muskcctcvs,' Is scheduled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

When son begins to cut up" his
allowance should be cut down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

Nobody wants &c rent vacant mind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

Mini orJrr~ now. Regular box ofnro
sale s"r ,hts most Emporium; engage
ncnt &c tho sor.-ru OPENS one week IN
advance, PRF fLS:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
!; THE THEATRES !
ELK MINISTRIES
PACKING COURT.
WHEELING LODGE NO. 30, SCORES
TRIUMPH IN ITS SHOW.
Final Performance of Frolics of 1921
This Evening.

Whccl!uC's Antlcrcd Herd 40. -. IS
again TO the front with n great minstrel
entertainment. Last nights audience,
which 'arked TIN. Court 10 The doors.
viii vouCh for this statement. for there
has Fewer been local performance Of
f"red that caused such Favorable conf
mrnt a. this years Elk Fr"i;c. Great
credit - due Director Charles Gipa for
II" capab." and paID%taking. manner in
whicu Mc rut the production on and it IS
doubtful II j, VII "Yrr be surpassed.
Tn" cul'r" performance went over
with :, snap and bang that savorcd
greatly Of 4 travelling organization such
as Al =. Fi".d. O'I;r!cu. Cohurn and the
rest 81 TIA" mtnstrc! entertainers. The
ol.o introduced Il sketch called THE
R"turniu" Hero" which brought forth
many l"uChs Then followed III, rapid
succession several classy acts. Mus!r'rl
nnrrni~ Introducing M"SSrs. Griffin.
Jnbo and Lace "Thc High Cost Of Iiv-
ing" proved nonsencical skit which
contained many laughs. ably presented
hy James Morgan. Harry ClouS" and
Mrs. Arch B"iI,lli". Then our old time
m nS,rcl friend. Hen" Mcnkcmilier.
amused with his songs ard stories. \
prianu prodigy from Point Marion, w.
Va named Thomas EichnTr. again S"ar-
a. Il tremendous hit with HIS piano solos.
This youngstGr completely clptivatci
his auditors with his marvellous playing
and proved completes master OF III" in
Strun"ni HIS equal has never been
seen or heard before for one Of his age.
The big minstrel circle served TO in
troducc WAc"..ua's most noie! male
singers and iuumIkcrs ana wr"t over
with N"r.lcr"us nrpl1uS" on every NUM-
Der Tn" PERFORMANCE" Will %" repeated
Tonight for the last time and the
h0ugc is again sold out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
IMPORTANT MEETING
Of COUNTY DOCTORS

Thursday might al $50 "'t.ork the
ohio County Medical Society VIII b" sd
dressed Toy pr. James Schw!nn "n one
Of the most important SUBJECTS that con
fronts the doctor.
important symptoms ana Treatments
Of Train Injuries will be tn" tile ~
Or. Schwnn's paper. and he Will SHOW
how By following his methods on" WI!
be able 10 detect fractures and injuries
IN obscure cases and how by making an
early Diagnosis IN" patient may he
saved.
Physicians are i.abl" :" meet BRAN
injury cases any minute. and should De
able 10 decide the extent If the INJURY
and know what proceedings |" follow
Few physicians ran afford 1" mss
thus practical address, which vii! b" 81
vast Importance and much benefit 10 eN-
cry doctor who can attend. y record
crowd is expected.
Or. SuhwInn IS well Gua!Ii"d I" speak
upon brain injuries. because h" Ia de-
voted many years scientific ana i.''"S-
taking study u the brai".
Dr. l. IIldrrth viii discuss the. '!e
symptoms Of brain injuries. Nnd TIE
u,,n,.r:li discussion Wi! 'bc opened - DE-
Alderman and Or. Reed.
Il has been nrccs>a'! t. h'"' ga"
meeting on ThurSda! evening. 'nshond
of the usual Friday evening. - ih" ban
room ct tn" Hotel McLur" rA'n"' 10"
prccurcd for the rcEu!a" nrc;EE niE"t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
MAGNOLIA LOST
To CATHEDRAL
FAST AND DECIDED GAME IN
LAST MINUTE OF PLAY
McCaskey, OF visitors, was Outstanding
Star-New Mnrt1nsvine's Second
Defeat

New Martinsvilc lost It's second game
in seven played last night at the 'Hth"-
drll coop when the Maroon and Cream
scored a thrilling els victory. The con
t.St was not decided until the last min
ute &C play. when tn" Maroon led by
single point. \ perfect foul by Stein
which was followed rn with Held goal
by ESat'Ic rut tho l;,rm" on. ice for the
Cadets
The first half ended wiki tn" Maroon
loading by Il l3-9 score. tn" visitors
comeback AZ tn" beginning Of the SECOND
half and were leading by 4 three point
margin AT the third quarter. Many shots
n the last period proved wide ot their
mark FOR Magnolia, and only one point
HAS scored III this session. Cathedral
managed ~ pat across two Held goals
and three fouls in III" final period.
In a fast preliminary IN" Cathedral
II. easily defeated tho Yankee Juniors.
&--l@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
Red SOx in Five Game
Series With Pittsburgh

Boston. Feb 15.-Thc spring training
season OF the Boston Americans Will in
,.Udc I ftv" game series with the Pitts
hurgh Nationals at Hot Springs Ark.
and fortnight Of play with other teams
on the trip north. Senegal dates are still
untitled. Those completed were an
nounced to-day as follows:
March 1927: Pittsburgh Nationals at
Hot Springs; March @9-3n. Memphis az
Memphis; April I. Vanderbilt University
at NashvQ," Tenn: April :. Knoxville
at Knoxville. Term; April 5 Rochester
Intcrnationals NJ BamhorG s. c: April
8. Rochester TntCrnationalS A. Camden.
S. G.: April :. Rochester 1nternattonals
at Darlington. s. G.; April s. Petersburg
at Petersburg. Va; April .. Baltimore at
Baltimore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16


eace in baseball seeks the Impossible.
American League maCnateS VINO
Q been in persistent rebellion against
Johnson stu! refuse Z" r"toGn'ZH
euthortty over them.
IN American League meeting. called
the president. 4, which the owners
the three largest clubs are absent.
peculiar situation and enc which
uires lot Of thought
he situation IS impossible" Esther
nSon should grt out or the club own
who oppose HIM should recognize
as their president, which they seem
have agreed never 70 de-.
'he seriousness OF the situation may
judged from the fact that me New
* club, leader ot me rHN"."i'"iE''''S'
W more than mar = mutton NOR" i"-
rs last year than 'ne "ther HS>''
- c"molhe"
Few ORR. '"'caE" ana h',>,"". ,- So,
zee opposing ''uo"' PFO'S"'l
Fee times as many NPe'S'STrS 80 ,a.,''
pes as tRe hNS Johnson ''u'N ''sN'
ed. ,, a:...,,.. o.,
~ F'oCuIo"S I'T Il" ~ N'''''HAt WV ~
'nue SITUATION VIZ" - - ''''.'
only 70 user out 90 ~, usS.''''''
= ..,,, =, Aim,
cars are eN,'' ~'..,, V..,,' -, 49,,
'e C!oSE'! 80 - - Iii
ioFN '"nNe'> .'... ht, 49, ...t,
DC aoie g. ',,'''"Go I"'
tnr! !'"' ~ pay '.''-C : - o.
Oh ""SS,"e S'"''P ",."" -
80 as "'HC" - my tF'' '"'N ..
oiS'o''-""u IN % I'M 10" - JUS
serious r'eu'S' '' """
ne haoe tn'ea'e"S % E'' ''' NJ"
ness - 'nt c'r',u'e"''',''"' "' '''e
Sh. IN any inc " "'"''S''S.
- ~ ""SF'','' -
~ VI O0u- - "y" ''v S'''''NS =" s.
Oh INC Pu'''S' QUE '"' s."'P'e ~
ia on 'ne hI'ur"A '".arh'H I" SN','e'
%. Inc "onuer - ,"nt S"S o'S o'H
not become s~e!Ied' i"r the praise
ished upon MIN mas 0etn S4I'r,'ht
spoi dozen a'A'e''S' hU' RUIN -
fdre'eSS tSI'o"' ana Il Eo"u 1S''o"'
10 Is "''I'"S 70 GO "'|tl tue ol'e'
49, 90 10 'N"u So!I'et'I''c>
t"@N ."v o'.'r' .r' , ~
|Io are "oN JUS S'te pes. t"."sS Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
ROTARY CELEBRATES
18TH ANNIVERSARY.
Past Presidents Naylor and Downing
Arc birthday Dinner Speakers.

Two good addresses by eX-l'T'S'd"ht5
J. T. Naylor and Or. y. +. Downing
we're given yesterday Al noon AT Inc
Mcclure Hotel, at the birthday ceicbra-
ton meeting Of the members or the
Wheeling Rotary club. In addition to
these two speeches. several other talks
were made.
Yesterdays meeting marked the SIN
tccnth anniversary of the formation 81
the Rotary Clubs in the United States
and Was largely attended.
In addition to the c"icbratI"h' mum
bers Of the commission from the |. ,.
Eurclu Of Education were present anC
gave short talks. outlining their WORK
as being done in making their survey
Of the Wheeling school. system.
Upon roll. CAN by A. l.. MetZner'
twcnt, eight: answered that they are
planning TO attend the state meeting 10
b.. held in lfi,rmort next month.
Rolarian &aylor. in his address. out
lined the history % Rotary from It's be-
ginning IN Chicago in 1905, with Tour
members. until today the organization
has 500 clubs. with 5000 members, ali
over tho world.
pr Downing told Of the growth oil
the Wheeling club since 1915 and the
real meaning Of "Rotary," declaring
the Golden. .Eule is the ruling spirit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
CHARGE NEGRO With
RECKLESS SHOOTING

Lewis Strff. colored. OF Wa+wood, is
n the city jail charged with reckless
shooting in RiChland. He was arrested
last evening By Officers Harry Garden
and George Carl. He will DO given
hearing probably this morning.
Julian Patterson. also colored. in
whose nome the shooting occurred. is
being held in the jail as witness.
Siriff was arrested in cluster or
weeds. He had .3S calibrc revolver
and twcnty-six cartridges in his pocket
when arrested He said he tAeuSnt h"
had shot little hoy. However. Il
search revealed nobody had been shot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
Qt the
Of Sport
- a?
by A~9S SSAAzse,s
by N~e% S.SIA&e,s

: - 80" Ruth thar went to see the team.
\ great part Of this. Ut course. was
publicity. for there never has been 4
man 80 strongly, press agented as lam
Dino huS been. Flu; he fact remains
that he delIvercd the goods.
pnc Of the most auStcrc bank preS!-
dents III New York called me up one
day and stated that he wanted me 10
- with him 10 a ball game and explain
L ~ him. lilo WAS C,oSe - seventy and
n"vc; had seen u. game. lie t"oh with
hiu the chairman Of the hoard OF Iii
rcrtors. who confessed he never had
seen i game.
They were thr,l.aL Ruth h.t Two
home runs that afternoon From that
- the end OF the season they newer
missed game. Board meetings wer"
suspended and business dropped.
The first vlce-prSsidcnt called up on"
afternoon lat" in tho season and said
For Heavens sake lay or tho president.
HIS u bug. All IN" boys IN the bank
ar" wise. and AL they have to d" - 10
tel him Chcy want 10 50" Ruth. and
Re Ic,S them OF for the afternoon. I've
got al! the work 20 do. Say. can Won tN
me for pass today? The Old boy just
went past and sad I could go to the
game"
Kick on Fight Prices.
There has been kick in New York
over the prices that have been charged
IN the past for seats 10 championship
fights Governor Miller opposes chant
pioHShip bouts on account OF the cN-
;remr prices charged 10 IN" public and
the tremendous purses offered.
Today. I received tho Schedkc OF
Hricns TO be charged for seats To III"
international polo games 10 be played at
Ell. ~, In, ltr
June Is aud -. From which, d"du""
that 1t j. well Governor Miller was not
elected IN London. Seats 1T the polo
matches are to cost Sl02 81. $hl. and
Sal. The Sal seats. imagine. Will be
somewhere near ChrapS.dr.
Pitcher Catches q Runner.
Replying TO an Intelligent inquirer.
7 will admit ;hat | n"Tcr have seen
the play n" describes. tina; OF u pitcher
catching = runner OF mrs: base without
throwing the ball.
But | Will 50 him one better | saw
/ pitcher cafCh II runner or second by
his sheer speed OF foot. That pitcher
was James J. Callahan, aGterward IN,
fielder and outneldrr AMI manager o.
the Chicago White SoN. The play was
made IN Il CANA a. Kansas CITY. alonE
about 1872: I'm not quite certain ~
the year.
Callahan was p:rhinG. and the runner
Il think his name was Raymcr--was
on second and jockcyinG OF the hHSe
watching tor chance - steal third.
With every pitched ball he was running
up the line past the shortstop and man-
ing 1 quick retreat. The shortStop WAS
iockeyinS TO hold the runner closer -
second base. when Callahan tipped IN"
shortstop :" let him so as far as he
pleased.
Cal started to get into position. watCh>
ing the runner over his shoulder. The
runner. seeing tho shortStop moving
farther toward third. moved IN and Cal
whirIad suddenly and raced back toward
second without drowning. He caught
tho runner OF stride. beat him 20 the
base and tagged him out
So tar as l can see. the play was
never made by any other pitcher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
METHODISTS REST Up
AFTER BIG VICTORY

Ruckhannon. Feb. 1.-The Wesleyan
Mcthodists are 'pravtir;uI regularly
This week but will not engage IN sin
gle conflict during IN" week. Tho biz
Eastern trip was cancelled because o.
the inelisibnity OF iour members Of IN"
Varsity squad. The hv" was to play the
C,arksburg Legion i've in ClarksburS
sometime this week but duo 10 the In
eligibility or certain players to play
abroad the game has been postponed.
Bisgy headers selections for III" TWO
recent games have certainly met tn"
approval of every unbiased Fan. Reader
has had large squad of men 10 ma""
his selections from for all games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
WRESTLING MATCH At
ARION HALL TONIGHT

sam Bowen. Of Kentucky. a pupil OF
! - Stech"r will grap9!e with strong
contender Tonight at tn" Ar!on EaN.
when h. stacks NJ against tho lo"Sh
Wonder. Bowen IS in the best Of c"nd!-
ton aud * confident of winning
The Polish Wonder scored big w.
tory on Monday evening At NIi.ai."". = 8.
over a highly rated opponent.
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Tho regular committee meetings for
themonth of February will be held this
week at the y. W. c. A. Last evening
tho Cafeteria committee met, and yester-
day the Physical Education COMMITTEES
held an interesting meeting; to-day, the
Finance and Residence Hall committees
will meet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
CLUB
WANTS GAMES HERE

The i 4 I,m-y club o. Pittsburgh
has orru dates for strictly first class
Scmi-rro clubs IN his vicinity. tn"
l.tncv's arc 4 now organization composed
Of the hes, talent in Pittsburgh. Til"
management can :" reached by writing
Paul y Tighc care J. \. I-n"Y club
l22l Grandvicw avenue, r.ttShurgh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
WELLSBURC HIGH TO
meet FIFTH AVENUE

We " Va. Feb. l5.-An-
uounc",,.. - va~ mad" To-day hat
WcllsburC AH school would meet
PittsburGh Fifth Avenue High schools
crack floor qutnt on the Cjiy IIalI gym
nasium. February %. Contracts have
been signed by both schools.
SpcciHl preparations for extra space
for the large crowd Of fans that will at
tend are now being made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
ny" MIDGETS

The Wheeling Y. NJ. &. \. MIdSctS' W 7!
20 To Moundsvillr Saturday. where tn"
locals will meet the "N-Il!Gh team al
that place.
In the previous encounter in this city,
the MidScts dpwncd tho Mound cay
ouint by an overwhelming score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
S836,5O INVISIBLE
GUEST DAY PROCEEDS

The total sum Of $s36.5o has been re-
ceivcd by the Young Women's CHRISTIAN
Associate as a result OF the Invisible
Guest Day luncheon served on Feoruary
/. The amount will be forwarded as
contribution to the fund for the starving
children of Europe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
TABER HEADS
TAXATION AIDS
FOR GOV. DAVIS

Special Di>pr'ch To Intollieenc"r.
Columbus. q. Feb. Is. - Governor
Davis to-day took a stand against reap
rra!seu.Cnt or real estate In sixty COM
ties. The state tax commission as 4
result, is expected 10 revoke rs order
for a reapDraIs0l.
Counties which have mad" appra!se-
mcnts since 1910 ought Ia reduce ralua-
tons Of they are too high. the governor
added.
The comm.ltc" "C Mn" counties called
b. the governor L. adN.s" him on taxa
iiun organIZ,.d ~ erecting {. !. Tabor.
,nns,cl. Of the Ohio grange, chairman. IT
will remain In'svSs.Ou several days.
REPRESENTATIVE Griswold. OF GoauEa.
announced his best limitation measures.
and ths Taft I'm t. permit temporary
suSrension Of the Smith one per cent
law. probably Will IN rcCommttcd 10
the TAXATION committee. They are
special orders FOR tomorrow afternoon.
The foregoing were principal develop
mcuts today in connection with the tax
program OF the governor and Legislature.
All : to remain in allowance until the
committee of r'nc makes rccommenda-
ton.
Constabulary Bill Dead.
The huuS" committee on agriculture
e tho ccmntcry in which rests the re-
mains of TINS years Constabuary bill.
The ohsrIuics consisted Of motion to
rccommit hy Representative iltrd!nE,
author OF the measure, and 4 demand
for = roll call by democratic Floor
Leader Atkinson. The vote stood lol
20 H. Tor r"-vommitmcnt.
Moro Revelations Promised.
The rumrus over purchas" II the
Euryrus SIio for An institution Tor
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Tho monthly board meeting Of the 7.
W. c. \. is called for Friday morning
of this week at 1880 o'clock Tho an
nouncement Of all committee chalrmcn
will also be made by Mrs. H. l. Bond.
president of the board.
The Business Women's Club has set
the date Of February % for it, next
meeting.
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TARIFF BILL
CONTINUED from Page one)

lh,. n,u or run some risk Of losing Ii
pr.,.. I'm his leadership.
When IL. lett phl.tG"luh,a ON his tr.-
umphal return "trip to WASHINGTON ati':
:. years Illness. h." was roaring Scprn
and contempt for lH!A and All other
pnpgun taTiu Legislation. W hen ne AT
rived in Washington, he i"uhd hr h'1
l." bow |" 'hr !'"P"N''''h ht'''"''". -
senators WI" "emahd'H an "Pi"'."'''''
l" 20 on record IN ia\"r "' INC o'''
PenrNses Scorn'
iohro'"S ear! SE"fh '"T inc >''""' u
- shared 10y ever! '""F WI" "''''' p"
o"nd"r ANA good '"l'h III 'h' pun
business. II Is quite truc 'h"' III '"'''
December Wh"N inc III" wiz ''SI '"''
o"'r" IN IN" mouse u N"T ms war;"
good faith. t'Nrr! Dolly he" '"r '.'
diStr"SS 'Nat MA" p''h 'F"uNn' "i''"
FARMERS ~ w. ''''' ~" ~ '.''
prices. ana ih,'" wa i" '.'''' "','''
u" h'.r mem u! -" ~'''H ~
hk" TINS tSrH' NIL IN" r'',N'I ' ga
war hn2hc" r'rp"F"t"h' ana "'"'' -
"r'S. on TINS theory ihat ~ WAS "'
emergency m"asnr" intended in good
rnjtN for temporary effect i"rlH-"""
houses l'"r'"'rnii voted Tor ~. Ih"\ WI
not N"'" i"r' L aSain when 1t come
b"Ior" Them. az r'Il&"h ny inc *.Na,'.
':"m the "RF the H'L' 'h'' r'h tue
HcMti'. on the -'ih 81 b"''ht'''' ''
ruHIiranS anu democrats H,!N' ""N'
treated = "S r"m"GI Iht". - u" ''''''"-
Gratis saw IN" opportunity /" contrast
1t with i;"rHhIIran campaign promises
80 r"duC" the cost "t INinG. aH4 have
used il with political Skill Tn" H.
puHlicans h'N" uSrd the Mi m"Te!E as
mn Opportunity for s"mn'"rS with farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
HELLER TO LEAD THE
MCKS IN BASEBALL

Francis Heller second haseman. was
a tAvori'r cho.cc fog ihr cIp,ui;,ry ~
IL meeting OF the McCoukey baseball
club last evening at The club rooms. and
viii lead the Macks on the diamond this
coming season. Other officers elected
were: Manager. II. F.. McConkey: Secre-
tary and Treasurer. Herbert r"rley;
Coach. Harry Wclchcr.
Charles HXenhauSh. who Is play inS
this year OF high school baseball,
vii b. given tryout.
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WON By BRENNAN

Fob. Zig E.N Rrea-
scored = knockout n r"o third round
Ia bout here tonight win Spike Nj
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

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Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

the Travellers Insurance Co.,, A. R. Sted- fast of Boston. H. S. See of Providence and V. c. Bruce Wetmore of Boston. Of the notes sent to Hartford for collection a year ago. the Hartford-Connecticut Trust Go. handled about 50 the First National bank about 25, and the Hart ford-Aetna National bank 100, while large number went direct to the Trav- elers. Later the Groton concern was busy completing a S16,OO0,OO0 contract for the government and it also had new contracts It is understood that its f. ancial path became more rosy.
 The notes which matured Oct. 3, 1920, were approximately half of indebtness met by notes, the other part having ma turity April 3, 1921. This latter obli- gation was met largely by 20year bonds.
 Also, bonds which were isr.ed Aprn 3, covered the notes issued Oct. 3. 1920. Not all of the note holders had accepted the bond proposition, which accounts for the protesting of the notes Monday
 Of the notes turned over to the Trav- elers about ten came from the Hartford Aetna National bank. Some of the hold CTS of notes seemed not to have known of the bond offer. About S5 per cent. of the note-holders had accepted that of. fer
 Now, the bonds take the place of al notes, which are retired. There can b. no repitetion of the protesting orge ot a year ago or of it's diminuendo on Mon l day.