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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
PAINT AND POWDER SCORED.
Woman EVANGELIST Condemns whlien-
ing Of Nose and Tinting of Face.

Philadelphia, oct l0--Paint ard
powder for wonen's facial adornrnent
were deprecated BY Mrs r. NJ. white
more, of New York. founder - ths
Door Of Hope. At an evangelistic SER
vice yesterday afternoon ln the
Memorial Auditorium. Broad street
and Fairnount avenue The veteran
eva angelist. who has devoted the great
er part Of her life 70 the rescue e
fallen girls, delivered three addresses
during tn day. under Salvation Army
auspices.
why do women and girls disfigurs
their faces with paint and powder, and
white-washed noses. when God has
given them cold water 70 keep their
face clean?" Mrs. Whitteunore asked
Paint and powder Is not only used "
worldly women. but even among Chris
tians. On one occasion even saw "a
Salvation Army girl powdering her
nose. Women who keep in touch witht
Jesus have no time for these follies.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
ATHLETICS.wILMINGTON
WILL PLAY THIS WEEK

The Observation-Disclosures
game. which was cancelled Sat-
urday afternoon, owing to rain,
Will be played either Thursday
afternoon or Saturday after
noon of this week. Manager
'Ixzy" Hoffman WAS In COM
munication with John Shibe,
president of the Philadelphia
American League club, yester-
day. and will receive a definite
answer today. Mr.. Hoffman
stated last night that tickets
for the game last Saturday will
be honored when the gans is
played.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
CHICKERING is CHAMP.
Local Golfer Defeats John Harken at
Country Club.

n. q. Chickering added another
wreath to his 121 golfing laurels Sat
urday, when he defeated John Harkell
3 up and on SO holes for the cham
plonship OF the Wilmington Country
Club. c. NJ. Baston won the second
class championship from c. B. Jacobs
] up on &c holes.
This afternoon there will be grave
yard tourney for the ladies and the
prize offered is the NJ. F. Davis cup
The match was postponed from last
week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
Fort du Pont
ST. Mary's

Coughan for Kelleher, Kelleher for
McCaughan, Johnson for Mcconnell
McCaughan for johnson. Touch
downs--Brennan, McCaughan and
Kennedy. Goals from touchdowns-
Brennan, 2; Brado, /. Referee
Crothers, Delaware University. Um-
pire-Jordan. Delaware City. Head
linesman--T. August. Iinesmen-
Goldstein and Speer. Timers-Quinn
and Handy. Time Of periodss-10 min
utes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
| HIGH SCHOOL. WINS
| OVER TOME SCHOOL
Defeated Eleven Drops First
Game In Four Years TO tho
Cherry and White.

Tome School received It's first defeat
In four years. Saturday afternoon,
when the Wilmington High School
eleven rolled up 1870 score.
Captain White, Donaldson, Highs
stellar quarterback and left halfback
Bowe, starred for the Wilmington
eleven. The only accident or injury
that in any way interfered with the
proceedings occurred in the beginning
Of the second half. when left guard
Steele, Of the winning team, suffered
broken nose. He' was Immediately
relieved by Thomen The lineup:
Wilmington RI. Tome Inst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
Garyine at ParkIomen.

Paul Garvine, of the famous Garvine
trio Of athletes, has entered Perkiomen
Seminary, where he is making good as
member of the football squad. Car
vine was member of the athletic
teams representing Grace M. Il
Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
American Legion Wins Opeuer

The American Legion football
eleven started what promises to be
one OF sts most successful seasons
Saturday afternoon at Eighteenth and
Van Buren streets. when they met
and defeated the fast South Side-Eden
pigsl<in tossers by 13 TO score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
Turner High at Eastlake.

Ike" Turner led the field with a
46x50 mark at the Eastlake shoot on
Saturday afternoon. The Diamond
state Rife and Pistol Club postponed
their match with the Camp Perry
team. on account OF the weather.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
GIANTS.

IWo-base hits-Burns, Kelly. Three-hast.
hlts.Schang. f. Meusel Home run
Ruth. Sacrifice hits-Ward Douglas.
Double play--Ward Peckinpaugh and
Pipp. Left on bases-6,iants A; Yankees
3. Struck out-By Douglas. s by Mays,
Qmgley. Time of game hour, 3S
minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
Now Castle

McMahan, Ford for Dunn, Fahey for
Mccarthy, Burke for Micha; New
Castie-Miller for White: Greenwood
for Holiday, Challenger for w. King,
BicSing for Miller. Wilson for Bicking.
Wright for Miller, Bicking for Miller.
Touchdown-Dolsn Referee--Lannon.
Umpire-Williams. Head linesman--
Kelly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10

Summary: Sullivan.
2; Leighty, 1; Mackat, 2. Goals from
touchdowns-M -Maclsat, 2. Referee
'Bill" Martin, Georgetown. Umpire
Metzler. Maryland State. Head lines
man-Sutton, Georgetown. Timers
Pierson. Washington. Time OF periods
-15 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
Delaware

Substitutes: pelaware-Eniott for
Sohaoffer: Johns Hopkins-Counel for
Magili. Magill for Weston, Roland for
knccht. Wilson for Darley. Goady for
Willis. officials: Referee, knight,
Dartmouth; umpire. Smith; head
iinosman. Campbell. Time Of quar-
ters. is minutes. Touchdowns. Call
kins. 3: Wilson. Goals from touch
down, Calkins, 3 out Of 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
CHESR0OK LOSES.
Washington Team Rolls Up Big Score
ON Locals.

Washington, ID. c., Oct. 10.-Ths
Washington football team yesterday
defeated the Chesrook team OF VIII
mington, 3s-0. before a very large
crowd. Chesrook put up a plucly
game against their heavier opponents.
but could not stop the aerial attack of
the Senators, which netted them five
touchdowns.
Washington twice crossed the Ches-
rook line in the first period, but were
held at bay in the second, the Ches-
rook team advancing the ball to the
three-yard line when time was called
for the first half
The locals presented an all-stal
lineup, headed by Sullivan, former
Georgetown and North Carolina star
and Mackat, OF Maryland University
who were responsible for four of tn,
| touchdowns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10

Read all the indexed classlied ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
French Tennis Players
Buck on Dry America

Iar.s. MAY - (Ey liz" Associated Pre- ~
II wHS aid to-day Iha; >"inr 81 III"
hrsl RI III" French players. ~ 'iHI ~
Suzanne I.cnglcn. who ~" s.a'rn !"r
"~Iti"n:; uIl INC French DAVIS "up Tins
team. uiGnl not %a!I July -. 80: W."
York l., ,.nmi,Ct" IN IN" uIhi"h">. h"'''U>"
they are afraid tho! viii l." uIhl" L. Oh
i.,! the l'rcd Sli"t:. lh' ~" - Whl"h
they are accustomed. Til" i'L: -, en-
rrc<~"d !ha3 uir~'. Ih"r" "H> ,";n' 49,
>ura,.c thn, n" players '"'' Il - 'hr'7
vine III" French team wh'"I C""' !" 'h"
United States may hC "I Sr'''ii'lhr\ 'dd'
hrc William =. TildCn, III" A.n' 'i'Il
tennis than; an'I. dpi"r"u'IN nH'l 'l'i't'F
rr.,.nNcrrh to-day from N"r'"iE'r : ~
t.rX Of !ndrrcsti"n In prt.''''" '!I"n
Wa ~ cArr''sn' :,rrl. 81 d"'"h'rn
Mr. M"l'a ih-sr,di M'lin'' 1t ;"n
Sr,s and afterwards won from ~ proc
tc.siou,l who boa HIM So H'>l'E'
tho scoring being h-l 49,.
Mrs. Mallory continues /" 'mlryir'.
To-day >h" played Veil -. ~, f."'' :,
SIrourncy. whu l!k"wiSc - pl'*"F- n
better form.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
DELEGATES ASSEMBLE
FOR STATE SESSION
FIRST BIENNIAL CONVENTION OF
WEST VIRGINIA STATE COURT
Row. o. II. More, Y. G., State Chaplain,
Celebrates MASS This Morning

The first hCnn;al contention "f the
Nc>i Virginia state court Hih".l"
Daughters q: Amrr:"a Wi! open In
morning at = O'Clock with ~"."mn h'Sh
mas al ST Joseph : 'ath"nrh!' Win
cry t''N q. n. Mny". '. t.. Nr>' VIZ
s'n," chaplain 6f IN" organization. As
""lChrHni. Mrs. iicncNirN" Walsh nj
u"a. \. Y. *urrcm" grand rr"n' 90
tho national organization "r ~" 'iih"' e.
daughters OF America, Formerly known
IN I"c" circles rs IN" lm"Sh'"rt - lisa
h"I"I. VIII h" inc En"H, or '"rr"! , ""rt'
No. .?'
\ shot business season Ma h"'T
last evening nj the 'hrroL 'Iuh wan 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
FIELD MEET
j Be HARD FOUGHT
n ooanpstation 1quAa.sd Ohio olAs-
IA q Collegiate 8poredom 10 Ix-
.p~ossd to Ne Hard Fought

cnivvnSus, o., May 20.-"tth compe-
S,ticn eoualixed for the first time since
fhe early DAYS Of the meet. the nine.
teenth renewal Of the Big Six track ana
had championships. the Ohio classic y
AlleRiate sportdom. here FrioaF anu
SturtSay, promises % BE- the naroeSe
unit meet In the history OF the state
10 event. nj.
rSeets, will he pushed 10 the Hmt
,oNeat last wears victory under the
ing, which requires the loca! atm
4 annex "a minimum OF one more
n the other teams totals. TO vim.
Ii Coach CaStlcman's men are con-
a 10 be the best track team in Ohio
history. a hard battle TO secure
IRE points more than their recor
n1 total CT last year il antlci-
Seyen or eight point winners or
ar have been lost by graduation.
I'm, Wesleyan. and perhaps Miami
ncinnati with the usual crop OF
rises are expected 70 figure h"ar-
ne point getting, and in cutting
ohSS States chances.
tries for the dig meet. and for me
high school meets Glasses 4 ana
TO be run in conjunction with tne
rcollegiate event are practically al!
Twelve Ohio colleges have slgnitied
Ir Intentions 70 compete. as nave .
ss A high schools, and 20 Class X
schools.
ms are completed for the entertain
and welfare o. visiting college and
school athletes. The annual tux
between freshmen and sophomore
IS is scheduled for Friday. May -,
day OF preliminaries for the three
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
TWAS AWFUL
Cathedral E1Sh School Cadets Hand
DridTsport high School Lads
az to DrubbtnI.

Fifteen runs In the first inning was
too much for Bridgeport High schoor'
baseball nine and az result 'hH OHIO
ans went down INTO an a"fui d. 'et yes
tcrday afternoon on the Tunnel Green
grounds. The final score was Is !" c.
The Cadets started h'uinG WIN the
frs, ball pitched and before M 'rlTd
man was out, II hits had been nGt"e AM
tho Ohin lads had changed pitchers
twice. Bridgeport staged Il sigh ONE
back in the third. getting three TALES,
but Strauh frightened up ana ,hhhri Nv"
.rcn IN Surcrssion ending tn" inning.
The game lasted only seven innings
Strauh was going fine. and famed seven
mcn. hu, when his team had ;;";t"h TAR
m the iced IN tho first frame: h" WAS re-
Iieycd by Sta;u. who allowed hu' Il few
hits, Hundred W Va. vii 'r"hhh!N~ be
met to-mnrrov and Strhub wn' say, !
s,nr. h.. innings: r. H. r
pr,drcport o ; 2 O.
Cathedral .....Ii u . , ; N-"6 - )
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
WANT RICkENBACKER
TO SPEND 4 NIGHT
As WHEELING GUEST


Word was received in this city yes
tetday afternoon by state and local
American Legion officials announcing
that Captain Eddie Rickenbacker Ameri-
can Ace. flying a fast Spad plane Will
fly over Wheeling on his trans-conti-
mental trip between San Francisco and
Washington, d. q.
Rickenbacker left San Francisco yes
,erday morning and IS expected tn fly
over Wheeling Friday afternoon at
O'Clock on his way to Washington. The
purpose Of this "trip Is 10 scatter Mem
orial Day messages sent out by National
Commander Galbraith OF the American
Legion.
So far il Is not known whether or not
Rickenbacker will stop IN Wheeling but
he will in all probability stop at Mounds
willie for additional supplies. after which
ne will leave for the east. The stop will
be but for a short time.
Following IS COPY ~ the telegram
received by Harry Hitler. commander
Of tho Wheeling Post. American Legion:
San Francisco. Cat. - ?. m. May %.
Comma nder American Legion.
Wheeling. w. Va.
Ricken hacker famous aviator making
transcontlnental tour. San Francisco
Washington. carrying National Com
manders Memorial Day message will
PASS over Wheeling at o'clock Friday
afternoon. This is a big stunt. Will drop
COPIES OF this message over your city.
LEMUEI. ROLLES.
National ..djutant.
The American Legion post here sent
word 10 National heaQuarters n hopes
Of seeing whether or not they could get
permission for Rickenhacker to stop in
Wheeling ,ovcr night. but At midnight
Wednesday they had receiced no reply
In case that he Is given permission
10 stop in Wheeling over night tho local
BOYS plan 10 give very elaborate af-
fair In honor Of him. just what il will
h,. has not been decided upon but il will
take but a short time 20 have Il swell
AFFAIR prepared for their guest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
EARNEST HALEY
Well Known wsllsburH Citizen Passes
Away After Lingering Illness

Word has been received here annomnc-
Ing the death OF Earnest HALEY. for A
number Of years u resident of Wells
burg Mr. Halicy's death occurred a.
state sanitarium. where hr recently
went for the purpose Of rega!nInS MS
health.
Deceased WAS horn in WellsburC In
1859. and for several years was man
ager OF the packing department Of the
Riverside Glass Works. which later he
came the Crescent Glass Company. sur
ylvine TO mourn his loss are tw" dauGh-
ters and one son. They are Mrs. q. F.
Hcyman Of Philadelphia. Pa Mrs.
Robert Gardner OF Milicnocckct. Pa.
and Richard HALEY Of Wcllshurg. Fun
eral arrangements are incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
OBITUARY |
MRS. MARTHA OFT
DIES LAST EVENING
widow Of the Late Henry o. OFT, and
Mother Of MI. W. W. Irwin OF
3l3 south Front Street.

Al six thirty-fve o'clock Wednesday
evening. at the home Of her daughter
Mrs w. w. Irwin. 81 South Front
street. occurred IN" death or Martha
Hollingsworth Griffith. widow Of the
late Henry O. OF. in the etghty-ffih
year ~ her age.
Decta sed was horn in Winchester.
Va. and was married 10 Henry q. OFT
at MartinsburE. W. Va. near III" clos"
OF the CIvi! War. Surviving arc her
daughter. Mrs. w. W. irwin. and ono
son. Harry o. OFT: also one SISTER. Miss
Ann Griffith. Of Winchester, and one
lcothcr. John Griffith. Of brooklyn
y. Y. Two children. Mrs, J. +. Relvil!e
and Mrs. Robert Giffcn, preceded her
TO the grave.
Funeral arrangements are incom-
plete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
PLAN BIG REUNION Of
BLUE RIDGE VETERANS
Pittsburgh VIII Entertain Eighnsth
Division Veterans In Royal style
This Fall

Rriradrcr General Lloyd NJ. Rrrt''
/. s. A.. retired. president ut inc r'Sh
tir;h IRlu" RIDGE d:NiSl"n. Veterans
aSSnclatIrn. has appointed Joseph L.
Roth uG Wheeling HS chairman l"'
Wheeling Of the fiEh,i"th division N''-
Grams reunion committee. ana In Il ''' -
tor Yesterday requested Mr. Roth I" I've
gin active preparations for tho W h"t'-
inE district Rluc Eide" veterans I" par
nrIpatC IN III" DIVISION reunion ~ H'N
hurgh THIS fall General Iirru has aIS"
written 10 bernard l.. N"i!"r. president
Of the 2Iiih Field Artillery Veterans
association. Walter t. Smith, WOOD
yard t'ranzhcIm. Frank l.aily and other
veterans Of the E!ghti"tk division living
IN Wheeling. "n.rStinG Their AID I" nave
aS many from Wheeling a. possible at
tend tho 1921 r"un!"n
Pittsburgh Will entertain tn" WI re-
union Of Eight 9th division veterans
and according 10 word from that city
nothing is hcfns fnrs"ttcn To make IN"
affair a c"mpIr.c success. The reunion
promises 10 bring together the biggest
collection Uf EIghticth division service
mcn since the division was mustered out
Of srr> icr. Tn" Hl9th and roth lnfan-
try regiments. which composed III" lbhih
infantry brigade under command "f
General Brett in Camp Lee and IN
France were originally entirely from
Pittsburgh and Allegheny county The
reunion rIty will he easily accessible 10
veterans Of the Gl3th. 3lith and GlIth
Held artillery regiments. which were
composed rGcly of West Virginia SOL
dI"rs.
An invitation 70 attend the reunion
will be presented Friday evening Of this
wc"H IN III" monthly session OF ths
%li,h F'Irld Artillery Veterans asS"cla.
ton. and its a SAT" bet that "Whrcl-
ing'$ own" will he literally represented
at Pittsburgh in September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
De Palma Breaks Record
On indianapolis Speedway

Indianapolis, Ind. May 25.-Ralph De
Palma broke the track record for lSj
cubic inch piston displacement cars ON
the indianapolis motor Sp""dwL% this
afternoon. qualifying FOR m" .ni"rna-
t:onal son mile race 10 he held Hnndd y.
His average speed for ten miles WAS
10l.Ol miles per hour. l.. L. Corum gave
the l20n0 spectators thrill. when his
car turned around end for end 'hrec
times and crashed into wall His "X-
hihition OF driving in crisis hrnugh,
cheers from the stands. Neither he nor
his mechanic. Marcel TraNcauN were in
jured The car will start in THO race.
Roscoe Sarles made the second best
time with an average of 1885 miles peg
hour. Others 10 qualify to-day were
lean Chassagne. Eddie Hearnc. Joe
Boyer. Jules ElMnSboe Percy Ford and
Ira Vail.
other drivers will qualify their cars
Friday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
IANY DASE1ALL MINI II
3304 IO1 InS3 0A41
G41uS ON ="
1D3KANY LOT.
- q 3 o'cloe1-IArTs Crowd
1xDOotsd 70 Turn Out and
. Ial Nome S0r10A

ratherinS OF fans from the
ar towns in the tri-state terri
pDcted to be on hand this ar
when Coach Buland's Bisons
Eainst BigSie Reeder's crack
team. Last season Feeder =
Ihe series from the Ruftal"
but this year local tans
" the reverse. However. II
at the locals will have L"
,all TO win. Wesleyan has
AGle game this season while
as lost several by close scores.
liter teams than Reeder's ounch
playing.
will DEPEND upon Lewis and
his hurllng while Buland VIII
ndolph and Wells to do mouno
Wis Is a lsfthaHdcr as - "ells.
eS tie up together a tight battle
ooked for. If regular turns are
the boxmen. Randolph ~ due 10
,day against the MethodtStS. as
Etched the game against Juniata'
played.
will De on the receiving end for
a. while Johnson will do TINS
BETHANY provided his injured
healed. Johnson warered 4 Ht-
lis catching on the eastern trip
10 hack and caught a fine game
, West Virginia. Bethany VIII
- her strongest lineup IN the
wayman and Roark are on pro-
due to scholas site difficulties.
keWart Is out OF the game on ac>
! injuries. wayman. who was
a from playing in either OF the
In West Virginia. was the Lead
er when d;sbarred by the rae
Q services OF Roark will be sad
] In the present series. "a he -
hitter and can hold down either
49, the catcher's job. He has
he varsity the past TWO
, absence OF Stewart. fsrst
AIKEN care OF by Wells and
turn. The game to-day ana
III start at $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
RILEY RESIGNS
FROM BALL TEAM

Manager Jack Riley has rendered his
resignation with the directors Of the
Wellsburg Athletic Club. to take erect
at once When asked for.an eXpEnat on.
Riley offered a plea Of move pressing
business. but IL has leaked out that there
has been lack "f harmony among
members Of the team for several days.
Just what reason there is for THIS con-
dition is pretty much OF pc; pnurri,
nm, the most talked Of reason Is alleged
paw to an out of town pitcher n Excess
Of what other members Of tn" ;ean
received last Sunday after IN" 2Am" IN
Brilliant Riley denies tn" accuracy ~
this allegation. stating that all players
c hared alike,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
BAR OUTING
Attorneys Will Entertain Judge Baker
At 1Iaat walton Fishing Club.

Tho members "r The chi" county bar
association will ENJOY AN outing at the
Izaak Walton Fi$hing club saturday.
Judge W. T.. Baker will nc IN" h"n"r
guest Of tho local association. y num-
ter Of surprises have been arranged Tor
tho program. it IS announced by the pro-
gram committee. The lawyers VIII lfavr
the city carly III IN" morning AMI VIII
be- away tho entire day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
TO MAGNOLIA

Announcement was made last evening
ny Coach II. G. kimmel OF Wheeling
High that hnal arrang ements have been
completed for the game with Magnolia
High srhonl tn hc staged at New Mar
iinSvillr next Saturday afternoon. There
WAS some difficulty In arranging date
for tho game as il was To have been
played Yesterday but the time WAS
hanged ~ the last minute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
h BULAND'S BUFFALO CREEK
Is MEET WESLEYAN HERE TODAY
CHALLENGES
nAcxa NED aAna

The McConkey baseball club Is In
line for games on Saturday and Monday
afternoons. the cancellation OF the
Grafton independents, with whom the
local club was scheduled. leaving these
dates vacant. Tho ClarkSburg indie
penden,s are carried for Sunday afte-'
noon at harrisburg. but games arc
wanted for the other two days.
Games can be arranged by caEink
Manager McConkey at Wheeling. :S64-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Fight Comes Too High
Il For the French Fans

Sris, May 25.-The enthusiasm ~
ch fans for the championship hoX-
match between Jack Dempsey and
yes Carpenter. in Jersey Ci:y. IN
2, has been found unequal TO the
Of $500 francs for tho round rip
The steamer I,eopoidina. which II
proposed 10 send 10 the United
n with fight enthusiasts. and the
has been abandoned.
small group ot fans. however. who
re TO see their countr%men try for
worlds championShi expect to axe
sage together on some regular pas
ger steamer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
KINDELBERCERS

The fast kindelhcrger A. {. nine OF
the South Side has two hard games
scheduled for Sunday and Monday Of
next week ARRANGEMENTS wcr" Com-
pleted last evening by ". E. kaSSerman
manager OF the KindclbsrGers TO meet
the Wheeling Colored Giants on the
Tunnel Green grounds. while on Monday
the nine Journeys to McMechen to meet
the McMechen J. C.'s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
HAxlOtt Funeral

At $50 o'clock this afternoon Funeral
services will he held for III" Atc John
A. Hazlett who passed away Monday
morning Services will hc held from
The family home. No. go" MoySlrn
street. with Few. w. h. Fields of IN
First christian church in charge In
termcnt will take place IN Mt. Zion
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Porter Obsequles

Fun"ra! services Vii 20 hr'H fF'E'N
.ftcrn,"n from III" h"1n" rt hrT gram"
,lau=ht"- Mrs Andrew Hahn. I'D i""N
street. Fulton. ~r The Tat" Susan Porter
Who d,c,I Tuesday at tho age ~ s. years
Ecv + Ecnnct,. pastor IF tho Fui-
ton NJ. f. church. VIII "fn"laic AMI IN
,crncn, wll. take place in St"n" tnur'h
rrnrtCrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
,BEIIE IRON GOES
TO TR|ADELPHIA 4. c.
x.ss SoutA side Dall Club Altar Fourth
Victory Of Season for
Ns1t Sunday.

So lay afternoon at , o'clock. at the
rri1 lpnia grounds tho fast La Belle
Iron Works ball tea meets the Trradei-
phia A. c. in what promises TO be the
best game OF the season.
The LaBellcs have been going at top
0peed SO far and have won all three or
their games played and they expect TO
turn the tide again for the fourth against
the fast Triadelphia outfit.
The LaBelles have a few open dates
In June and would like 10 hear from
aome first class seim pro teams Tor
Sunday games 10 be. played abroad. Ad-
dress all communications 70 J. ". MUIR.
1874 Eoff street, or call Wing. s43.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Davidson Funeral

Today the funeral party accompany
Ing the body of Mrs. Thclma Margaret
Davidson. who passed away At North
Wheeling hospital Tuesday afternoon
will leave the late residence. No. 1885
Main street in time In make the l:'O
train this afternoon over The rrnnsyl-.
wanna, TO Ford city. Ia. lntermCnt Wall
take place In the cemetery of that city.