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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-02-17
me. ANn MRS. {. n. DAVIS
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
CONTINUED from page y

We erubbed the sage, we turned the
sod
with plow and patient OK,
Ana fought the Indian from our tort
OF mud and straw and rocks.
Canals we dug. and bridges built
And canyon roads as we'll
A church and school house In the
which
We Youngsters learned to spell.
But grandpa Just to hear you tax
The boys and girls twould seem
Just worked and worked the whoie
year through,
with ne'er Joy OF CLEAN.
Not so, my lad, for you must kno"
That boys are always boys
That toll and want and poverty
Cannot remove their joys.
We wrestled much, we pitched the
quoits,
We rode on broncos wild;
Il may be said in truth that we
The Sabbath Oft defled.
But a rough and ready country calls
For rough and ready race
or men and women. boys and girls,
To set worthy pace.
~ ~ 4ho f,,, ~ thoua old dava
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-02-17

Mrs. Lynn Clark underwent q sue.
cessful operation for appendicitis at
the local hospital Wednesday.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-02-17

Mrs. Christian Knudsen leaves to-
morrow for California. where she will
spend the next several weeks.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-02-17

Library table scarfs In Tapestry and
fancy materials, just the thing for
birthday or wedding present. Selling
al Peoples Coop. adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

nate, call il perseverance and energy
and encourage them along proper goals.
"A child must never be punished for
any first onensc. Let us find what In
stInct caused him to act. Approve his
motive and show him what our exper-
fence has taught and he was ignorant OF.
His instinct for knowledge Will make
him eager to listen: his instinct of af-
lection will make him glad TO obey.
Respect the child's personality by CIV
ing him a hearing in his every trouble
and giving him an answer to his every
question. His questions must always
be- answered. An answer need not be
elaborate, in fact it should not be. but
it must be the truth, as much of 1t as he
needs or can take in
Give the child his due: never offend
his sense OF justice. and be torerant
whre you do not fully understand.
Throughout all your teaching keep In
mind the proper excellence Of method.
Unfortunately the common fault OF
mankind Is to invert, actually invert,
the proper order of excellence In prop
or order, example Is absolutely the best
Of all methods of teaching any one. In
direct suggestion is the second best
method. And formal instruction. upon
which we rely so much. and from which
we expect such wonders. is absolutely
the least merjtorious of ALL"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
No Decrease In the !:
South's Apportionment,
Says Sen. Sutherland

: Washington. Feb. 2.-Suggestions that
action on the house re-apportionmenti
bill be deferred until after the innugura..
ton of Prcsident-clect Harding were
considered to-day by Republicans nnem-l
bers of the senate census committees,
Chairman Sutherland said a confsrehcnl
Of Republicans might be called to de-
termine action. ~
Senator Sutherland declared there was
no disposition in the senate to change
the house membership as fixed by that
body nor was any decrease In the fepre1
sentation from southern states contems
plated in connection with the bill.
In the house measure, WHICH would
retain the present house membership Of
1875 by decreasing representation OF.
some states and increasing that Of
Others goes over until the next session,
the redistricting Of states made necesss
sary could not he considered BY state
legislatures now In session and II was
said that extra sessions might be neces.
sary. =,
An effort was made in the house Ia
add an amendment giving governors OF
states authority to re-apportion con-
sressional districts within their states
and Representatives Langley. Repubit<
can, Kentucky. and Newton. Republican,.
Missouri, conferred to-day with the Re-
publicans members Of the senate COM.
mtttee regarding passage OF this amend.
ment by the senate. u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
BETHANY To |
ENTER TRACK
TEAM IN II

Bethany. w. Va. Feb. 2.-Athlet0I.
Director Carl V. Miller called meet
jnr of all candidates for tho BefhxAl.
,rack team in the Irwin gym this afters
noon. About thirty men reported sud.
Miller got line on the inclinations 81
each man and the events which 40 o.
sired to try for.
Bethany has not been represented -
track for several years past and heto5
will undoubtedly be some di6iculdees
In getting back among the best nNts
Bethany teams will be entered IN ~.
state meets and although they do MOI.
expect to snow much for the hrst yeQ.
or so perhaps they are being bufidt4.
with the idea Of permanency. &c
Miller will coach the team. MiHe3.
holds the state collegiate record II.
several Of the dashes. having canned;
them during his career ut WOsleyA1
from 1926. He expects to get =.
more direct line on his material within
the next few days when workouts Will
be held in the college gym. a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
". Y. U. FRESHMEN
PLAY penn STATE
FRESHMEN TONIGHT
Special to the Intclligencer.

Morgautown. Feb. =. Tho biggest
basketball game Of the year takes place
tonight when tn Mountaincer ye;NltIgs
under the sctntillating leadership OF
Joe" Bartell. will do battle with the
PENNSYLVANIA State college Freshman
five The Freshmen To date have won
three OF their four games. downing
Chenille Normal and Salem COLLEGE.
TWO first class teams. and Fairvicw high,
n quintet which is rated with the best IN
West Virginia scholastic circles. The
Penn State aggregation, however IL
probably a better team than any the
cubs have met and Ii they come through
with victory over State they Will soon
be challenging the VARSITY for prcmteh-
sip
Penn State has n good team which
has not yet lost game and which plays
the Pitt Freshmen on Friday night FOL
lowing their. game here Thursday.
"Haps'' Frank team-mate both AT
football and basketball for Carl. Fcck.
the scnstion OF last years West FIr-
Sinia football team. is the outstanding
star Of the Penn State team. while
schoenfield. a youngster from Erie high
school is another star. Schoeni"Id Will
face uawley at center and Frank plays
at 4 guard
Greenwood. Of Vermont will retcree
the game Thursday night and the oatlle
will begin at 1870. The lineup Tor no'h
teams Is shown below:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
SCOUT BANQUET
FRIDAY, APRIL l, Is THE DATE
SELECTED FOE FATHER AND
SON DINNER.
Scout Council Committee Plans For
800 Men and Boys.

At a meeting OF the committee in
charge of the Father and Son banquet
to be held under the auspices OF the
Wheeling Council OF Boy Scouts. 1t was
decided that tn affair will be held on
Friday. April l, In the large hall at the
Market Auditorium.
The meeting of the committee was
we'll attended and was presided over
by Mr.. A. s. Metzner. At this time
Scout Executive II. o. Portz explained
plans for the banquet and said that in
the neighborhood Of 400 boy scouts and
400 mon will attend the affair.
The idea Of this affair is that each
of the 400 men will so out. each bring
ing a boy TO the banquet with him. If
there are any boys that don't get an
invitation in a certain length Of time,
the scout executive committee Will find
men that will take these boys to the
affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
TWO SKATERS tied

Saranac Lake. Feb. Roy McWhor
ter OF Chicago and Charles Jewtraw Of
Lake Placid tonight were tied with
eighty points each at the close Of the
second day Of the international skating
tourney here. Charles German OF St.
John. y. b.. was close behind with sixty
points while Joe Moore of New York
had thirty and Mike Goodman Of Wnu-
peg had twenty. The championship viii
end tomorrow with the 40 yards and
three mile events.
BY winning the hall mile and winning
third in the two mile races. NcWhnrter
was able to win good grip on the ma
tional title hut skating experts here to-
night predicted that unusually good
work will have to be done tomorrow to
decide the championship. McWhorter
had an easy win In The half mile race.
Jawtraw falling at the bell lap. Joe
Moore. the New York city ice speedstpr.
gave the most sensational performance
of tho day winning the two mile event
in 5:J4 or fourteen seconds slower than
the worlds record. In this race jew
traw finished second
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
Penn Freshmen.
SUBWAY SLUGGERS
ORGANIZE TONIGHT
Han Paurs VIII Take Over Team and
Book Diamond Games.

A meeting OF the subway SlugGers
baseball outfit will be held this eve
ning at their club rooms. 1901 McNHI-
loch street. with the view OF orGanz-
ing for the coming season. Len Paurs
will take over the team and look AFTER
the booking of games.
New uniforms have been ordered ana
indications point to big season Tor
the Sluggers. who did well last sum
mer. Quite interesting Is the expected
race for the Captaincy At tonight s
meet which seems 10 have dwindleo
down to two popular candidates, Thomas
Young and William Dresch. The lat
ter. through his experience. stands q
chance of winning by hairs breadth
due to his baseball ability as nc was
identified with the ST. Louis Browns
several years back. Dresch IS 2 IA
voritc and many are pulling fot his
election.
Practically all games 10 be PLAYED Sy
the SubwayS will be played At Tunnel
Green on Sunday mornings. Those re-
oaestcd 10 be at this evenings meet
are: Dresch. Young. Linton. J. J. Nc
Ganr.,n, Welsh. Gilligan. Il. Mclean
non. Paurs. Miller, Davis and S. Young.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
TRAFFIC V|OLATORS
FINED S. EACH

Three violators of the traffic laws
Of Elm Grove were arrested Yesterday
afternoon by the officers in that SEE
ton and were given hearings last night
before Justice charles y. GoldcnherG.
OF Elm Grove Each pleaded guilty ana
were fined SIS ana costs which the!
paid and were released.
The three were: Nick NacoiaS, nreSt-
ed by Officer LaEomarcLno. ana fFa H
I,uhic and VIII Needs by Officer o.
Neal. ~
1t was announced last evening that
the two above named officers VIII in the
near future perform their duties S md
make arrests Of spceArrS and traffic
yioltaters and thoS'' d!sr"ga-d!nG other
rulings such as spot lights and bright
lights. ,.,,.-
such is heinE done in hopes Of brra"-
ing up the present praCtic" through Elm
Grove by auto drivers and protect IN"
lives Of the people on the streets IN that
section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

Our British cousins. who have been
outfouEht IN all divisions OF the boxing
game. excepting in the nywcight. are
mourning over the fact that for nearly
half n century they have failed TO pro-
duCe a champion in any OF the heavier
classes. The alibi has been that they
fail 10 develop heayyweights. weiters.
tights and middlss for the simple reason
that their boxers cannot get enough
matches to enable them 10 come TO
championship form.
On the first fash 1t sounded like an
allbl \ short time ago Pat DAILY got
back from England. You may remember
Pat. He was an east side kid in New
York who achieved some fame in New
York as a boxer. then went ABROAD
when he was nineteen and won the
feather, light and heavy weight char
ptonships OF England. He won the heavy
weight championship OF England "hen
he weighed 1873 pounds.
asked Pat why the English failed
% produce champions, and he said Be
cause their men don't have q chahce 10
eight often enough"
swarm Of Dantams In Line.
Just now we have a swarm OF bantam
weights in the United states. a fellow
can't turn around but what bantam
wants to take a crack at his jaw. | have
q list OF something like eighty oantams
who are all claiming they can lick any
one on earth. Five years ago there were
SO few bantams that club manager
wanting to stage a bantamweight hght
had 10 send out four-eleven alarm 70
scare up some one who was Wiling 10
box the champion. We were not pro-
ducsnG bantamweights.
WHY Because there was no demand
for them.
No Demand FOR BSntarns
want to tell a brief yarn which may
tend 70 explain the British situation.
II the world war proved anything. II
proved that one man is just about as
good as another. TO matter what his CO.
Tor. race or religion. The British claim
that they are not producing champions
because they have so ltttlc chance to
test men in matches. In other words.
i. IS the old problem OF supply and de-
mand. II the British public demands
heavywelgh,s. mtddiewe!ghcs. light
weights, or what not. the boys Will be
there TO supply that demand.
The story Of the bantams in America
proves H.
There was no demand FOR bantam
weight fights IN the United States. It
was hard work for any manager OF y
hantamweight to get match for his
boy. There were some promising ban
tams. but the promoters declared tho
public wanted hcavics. or m!ddles. or
what not. Rantams were O'ShauGhncssy,
O'Grady, as We say in French
I, happened that Madison Square
Garden IN New York. which Is tho cap
ftol Of boxing IN the United states. was
pn against Il Money Is required 70 run
IN. Garden. II stands on Il plot of ground
which Is worth millions. and each foot
Of real estate IN New York must pro-
duca certain revenue or be used for
other purposes. John Ringing Of the
Ringing Barnum circus warned tho Car
den for certain period each spring.
and was willing to invest considerable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
WHEELING COLLEGIANS-
THETA MU CONTEST
Saturday Evening Floor game VIII
Start ut 7:<s O'Clock.

The Wheeling Collegian-Theta Nu
basketball game. carded for $3.50 p. M
Saturday. February 5. will be played ut
7:45 p. nj. sharp. due 70 late arTanS"
ments Of game between BellaIre ana
Wheeling High.
when the Collegians arranged their
CANA with the Theta-Mu. Wheeling
High was not scheduled for February
>. hut due TO the change OF date for the
Marietta tournament their scheau'e
had TO be rc-arranGed. T.
Wheeling High has agreed TO start
their girls game with SistersriIie Hish
at y. M. and TO play 1t straight
through. ~ this arrangement. the
boys game Will not start until after
S:tT r. N.
This arrangement should meet the
approval Of all, az the Y. NJ. c. \. crow1
are strong for Wheeling High, aHd CIV
en- Il chance TO see both games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
ROPER LOSES
To Al ROBERTS

New York. Feb al Roberts. or
New York. received the referees dec!-
sion over Captain Bob Roper, OF Chicago,
after a lively" round bout here tonight.
Roberts weighed lS4 pounds and Roper
49,. The wcstcrner relied mainly on q
hard right. but Roberts easily avoided
1t and uutboNcd his opponent. RoncrS
blows appeared TO DO more damaging.
when i number of spectators showed
their d!SapprOVai Of the decision. he mt
ed his.armS 10 quiet them. an Indication
that he was satisfied with IT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
EXCITING GAME

The fast Scarnechias \. G. Of Rem
wood defeated the Sammics Of East
Wheeling last evening on the former :
floor In Bcnwood. The Sc6Tc being -
to Is. The gam" was very fast and SA-
citing from the beginning until thc
whistle WAS blown ut the finish of III"
fourth quarter.
The Sammics in the first half led by
a score 81 s to 5 and thc good guard
IhG Of BecGan and jenkins and the
shooting Of MrMahan proved the DOWN
fall OF rho SImmiCS. The game was
refereed hy pOuEhcrtS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
Many a Pretty Face
Spoiled by Pimples

rid the blood of these disorders. And.
the one remedy which has no equal ass
blood cleanser is s. s. S., the purely
vegetable blood medicine. which has
been on the market for more than nifty
years. It is sold by druggists every.
where. ~ y
If you arc afflicted with this form
Of skin disease do not expect to be
cured by lotions, ointments, as they
can not possibly reach the source Of,
the trouble, which is in the blood. Be-
gin taking S. S. S. today. and write q
complete history of your case to our
chief medical adviser who will give yohs
special instructions, without charEe:s
Write at once to Medical Director, 831s
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
SINCLAIR CUTS WAGES.

Tulsa. Okla, Feb. 2.-Announcement
was made to-day by the Sinclair OIL &
Gas Company. that the wage scale IN
effect In APRIL. 1918, was resumed Feb
ruary /. This means a reduction In all
wages OF approximately - per cent. II
was said. About $50 office employees
here and hundreds of field workera
throughout the mid-continen fields arc
affected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

Don't close your eyes to the warn
ing which nature gives, when insight
~ pimples appear n your lace and
other parts Of the body.
Not only are these pimples and
splotches disfguring, but they lead TO
serious skin diseases that spread and
cause the most discomforting irrita'
ton and pain. Sometimes they fore
tell Eczema, boils, blisters, scaly crup-
tons and other annoyances that burn
like flames Of fire. and make you feel
that your skin is ablaze.
When these symptoms appear on any
part Of the body, take prompt steps to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
.NARIETTAF|VE
BEATS TOLEDO
BY Bic MARGIN
Special Dispatch to The lntellgenc"r.

Special Dispatch to The lntelIIgenc"r'
Marietta. O.. Feb. 2.-HittinE her
stride after half Of tn" first Ter!"d
was gone, Marietta college completely
swamped the Toledo university basket
ball team. winning the game played
here tonight IS TO IA.
With two first team men and Nalu-
able substitute to TAX" part IN the
game Marietta was handicapped to a
certain extent but after the new men
6teadied down there was little doubt as
10 the outcome Of tho game.
Don Whiting. playing II guard. was
Maricttas principal point gett"r max
Ing live field goals and eight out Of ten
fouls pullman, still limp!ng from Il
torn knee received IN football. played
his first game am tallicG three hC!d
goals.
The first half ended II TO IL and
Toledo scored but one field goal IN the
second half. Lineup and summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
MAY SIDETRACK THE
REINFORCEMENT BILL

Special Dispatch 10 tn" lnt"llG"Acer.
Washington. II. e, Feb. Ex-senator
Sutherland. chairman Of tn" commiiIc"
on census. held long conference with
the Republican members OF tina: conf
mittee. today. They considered Ia"
house rcarportioument hill. which was
passed in that branch two weeks ago.
and which * now before the senate
committee. Nothing definitely Was de-
cided on today 1t Is barely possible
that the bill may be held up by tn
committees for the present session IN
the hope of getting Il moro satisfactory
hill from The Republican party stand
point The matter Of rcapporttonn"n'
is considered of vital importance -
bearing on tho future Of the party IN
q number Of states.
Today's arrivals: Wilbur II. Thomas
and Harry Downs Of MartimsburG. the
latter coming to see Senators Suther-
land and ElkinS with Il View To Ming
his application for appointment district
attorney IN the northern judicial dis
trict. Mr.. Downs served as district az
torncv in the northern judicial district
Mr. Downs served in the state lcGis!a o
ture. Other arrivals were Albert NJ.
Bclchcr and &. II. Wilson OF Charles
ton. and Capt. VI. G.. Spcrry Of Clarks'
burg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
HOME INMATES WERE
GUESTS AT THE COURT

The women OF the Old Ladies' Home
wero the guests Of the Court Theatre
mana cement last might when they Wit
messed the mistifying tricks OF Howard
Thurston. the worlds creates; magician.
Candy. which Was donated by tn" Alex
bursts Sons. kept tho ladies in a happy
humor and at the conclusion OF tn" per
Torrance thcT all agreed that they had
,,.nnhnrfnl fi,rNn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
W|[LARD-DENPSEY BATTLE To Be
STAGED IN OPEN AIR, LABOR DAY

New York. Feb. TEX Rickard. box
ing promoter. tonight announced that
lhe Dempsey-Wi Hard fight. which Dcmp-
Sey announced IN Los Angeles today
was OF. had been postponed with the
consent Of both participants until Labor
day. September ).
Richard said he would stage bout
on that day between Willard and the
winner OF the Dempsey Carpenter bout
under the terms OF Wizards existing
contract.
For various reasons. I have decided
TO postpone the Demp sey-Willard match
until Labor day" said Richard. "Wh!e
both Dempsey and Willard are Wiling
and eager to observe the original con-
tract and INJECT in Madison square
Garden on March II. have decided thai
the contest had better be staged Ill the
open following the Dem2sey-Carpentier
match on July %.
The surprising demand Tor tickets
FOR the Dempsey -Willard bout makes II
clear that the garden would accommodate
but n fraction OF those whe desire TO
see the bout.
"WI,lard has absolute confidence In
his ability to regain the SlidL"p''i''''P
and Impressed many followers OF boxing.
4 denl;,!.d has been created that ne be
matched with the winner OF the Demp-
sey-Carpenthier bout.
L shall erect n large open arr arena
FOR the international contest and stage
n match between Willard and the winner
OF the Dempsey Carpenter bout under
the existing contract. on September D.
This change Of date is made with me
consent and approval Of boin Dempsey
and Willard"
Richard said he intends 70 erecs an
open air arena in the vicinity OF TINS
city early this spring and transfer his
boxing organization 20 that site during
the summer months. During the open
air period. no will stage series OF
championship bouts In all weight classes.
bringing together the title holder and
the most formidable contender in e"en
OF the recognized divisions.
Los Angeles. Calf. Feb. ,. - the
sSteen round bout between Jack pemp-
sew heavyweight champion and Jess
willard. former champion. scheduled
for March II. IN New York. has oeen
indefinitely postponed, Dempsey an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

Observation-Disclosures for X. NraI"'
Vagorden for Jones. Doing for Beard,
Bcarl for DUliug. Field goals-Whiting
s. W. Neale 4. pullman ). Hunter. u.
Neal. Brand 8. Beard. Groves. Jones.
Foul goals--WnitiuS. s out of 10:
Groves. out Of 10. Rcfcrce-Larry
kopf. Cincinnati.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

SubstitutionS-Shaf for Clark; Pell
for Smith; Il. Miller for Johnson: Wise
for Hood: Str"chcl for Kemp: Porter
for Wright and Rowiey for Adams.
Field goals-Wise 5: Stroehel l. Kemp
|: Clark 3: Hood 3.
Fouls -Stroebel in .; Wise . in ::
Adams in r. RefcrecS-Fulton OF
Bridgeport: McMan.s OF Wcllsburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
Mating the Mig Boys.
WARWOOD SWAMpS
BRIDGEPORT HIGH

Although the bridgeport ba skctba1l
team put UP us good fight last Owe
ming against the WarUoOd High team.
the latter being two strong and defeat
ing the team from the Buckeye state
by a score OF % to I.
Warwood played with the ball most
OF the evening in their own territory so
that was Impossible for the OHIO lads
TO make many points.
Wise. of Warwood. who was put into
the game the latter part OF the second
half made five baskets during eight
minutes, which the teams still had TO
play.