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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Union Printers Baseball
Tourney Goes to Detroit

Ros'or. Fob. cT.-ThH eleventh annual
tournament of tho Union Printers Ma
rlonel Baseball icaCu" Will II" held at
prt-n;, from July 81 {" August b, IN
r,u~.y,. Joseph J. Dallas. president ~
tn, league. announced her" tonight,
Cir:"s represented "a -" l"aSu" arc In
~d,arapoliS. Philadelphia. CINCINNATI
Now York. Pittsburgh. -. LOUIS. Boston,
C~r.rasn. peirri;. -. rHu'. cleveland and
Washington. T~"uruurg"H's have been
hc,L IN car. member r.'H cNr"pt pHtro't
ami cleveland. The league was organ
i:"d IN i?rS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
WHEELING COLLEG|ANS
PLAY HAZEL ATLAS 5
"" Team Not Disguested With Show
ing Against Theta Mu on sat
Lay Night.

Tn IIazel-Atlas basketball quintet "i
Washington. Ia. VIII =" the atiTa'tl""
=, the local Y. NJ. {. y, on Wednesday
ovCn,uC. when the Industrial champions
Of Yves, Pennsylvania lineup against
tho Wheeling tuiIecianS OF tins c.!
m, contest viii start at $50 sharp.
The final game for the city Champion
ship in the series between the vince,
ing collie gians and tho Theta Ma. VIII
nrnba blv he pla we'd In tho Wheeling high
SCI ool gymnasium NEXT S"iurda! cNS-
Ming. This statement. However. has
no, hrrn verified as Yet. as the tollcG-
iars authorities are now sudraNorInG 70
secure the high school floor for the
Weekend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
LARGE YANKEE GROUP
ARRIVE At TRAINING
CAMP IN SUNNY SOUTH

Spcrtal Dispatch to Intelligence.
shreveport. La. F'b. ia IaTsr
group Of New York Yankees repoFt'"
here this evening upon their arTiFhl Tor
carly spring training. which VIII DcS"i
Monday morning.
pra,,icauy ali Of the rockies and reg
un,rs arc now in their training quarters
here tonight. and Mana Ser Miller Hug
pips - anxious to get the squad into
some early workouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Akron Sells Franchise
To Montreal for $4,000

Akron. q. Feb. "7-rrcsident Joe
Thomas az the Akron baseball cluh To-
day sold the International league tran
,NlSc to Montreal.
Frank Shaugh'nwcSSr. representing \
Montreal Erour. closed the dcol hur!nE
4 Visit - this city. al a consideration
OF $tl."o".
President Thomas ~anncur-"d' h a the
purchase price would not be r;!d tn"
Akron club until the International
league approves Mnntrcal'S entrance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
by N~AS :9AA&~y

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
GIANTS DEPART
FOR TEXAS CAMP

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
WEEKEND CARD

Tuesday.
Martins Ferry al Cathedral.
Wednesday.
N"rwcod ~ l.'uSly ,.Armory).
Friday.
TrIadelphia at Whc, tinc.
East Liverpool a. l;"lia 70.
Mingo High at Mounds, lie.
Martina Ferry at kt"mtSvillc.
l.iuSiy At SistersviI.".
WarwU"d At Union NH"uwood).
Cathedral at LittletuH.
Saturday.
Wheeling at Warwoud.
cathedral at Cameron.
Blnsly At WellSburE.
Bcllair" At Martins Ferry.
MoundSNIilN at lHrEcrshurE.
Warycod at BCllairc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
WRESTLING

n. the following lines sam Bowen.
who now claims ,hr ~hcavyweigh, Nrc~l-
Ing championship Of West Virginia.
tolls uI th, rrr$cn, condition ii tn"
. graphing game.
In ,hc opruiug Ghapter Of the VrrSt-
ing game. VIC at once tall upon tic
r~htwU:oushIr. which is uow held hN
i'll "~Strarglcr" Lewis. Of k'nturkN.
VII" thrrw Joe Stc"hCr IN one fail re-
GENTLY, thereby acquiring possession or
Ten Eickayd'S emblem.
W" notice that IN" rp'o 'Sta''S
that hr NJ me-; aud throw anybody III
the ursstiInS yam" IN ono idIt. Although
IN" r"Eu at"h I'm.' 10Y "A 'h"~"'P!'HS"'P
match. is the best W. out Of three
''I'N. LEWIS continues L" ".'.n"" why
one ''.' |" ''II VIZ -
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
EVE
FLOOR RESUME
-
Tournament.

10ufnAu1ont'
t~Clarksburg. 10: Cambridge. II.
Cambridge. "a: Bcilaire, Is.
Smithfc!d. A.: Martins Ferry II.
Marietta. -; Wheeling. Il.
final game.
College.
West Virginia. 81: Wash-Lcr. 81.
Theta Mu. 30: Wheeling toilegians ~
High Schools. .
Warwood. %. ~Tr!adclphia. =.
W~-lIshurs. II: Fffth Avenue. "a.
Mourdsvillc. "a, ClaysViic. L..
ShadySjdc. So: Bridgeport, J..
Girls.
ShadySidc. r.: Bridgeport, =.
Triadrlph,a. -; Warw"od. !.
CIarkshure'S Washington Irving HiSh
school won the Marietta haskethAIi
tounancnt hy defeating Cambridge by i
score Of 1911. Wheeling. BelIaire ana
Martins Ferry were eliminated h"i"r"
tho Semi-nnal$. BrInkman failed TO loss
i'm a foul at the last second Of play. ana
the Gold bowed To Marietta b! Il f'''"
nr gc-2l. Nellaire could Tot stand inc
pace with the Cambridge outfi a'leF
leading in the GrSt half and lost .! a
.I-lG score in the final session. Mar
tins Ferry was beaten by Sm'thhc'a -
i. The latter team came near upset
ting the dope. AT the tourney by ho!o'"s
Cambridge to Il @3-lI count.
College.
West Virginia University ,oSSHr>
ha uded their old-time rivals, Washing
o,n & Lee a 1921 laci z on the Noun
,ainccr's tibor Saturday night. j. IVA
and Martin were IN the limclight for In"
state five.
Theta Mu evened up the deciding
series for tn, city championship win
the Wheeling Collcglans SATURDAY 'N'-
ming. by taking an extra session Ehh'
Nv q close count Of al-hn. pa'Ior was
tie outstanding star for the ir"t h"yS'
High Schools.
Warwood boys narrowly 'Sran'' &C.
fc.i at the hands OF Triadriph!a III an
extra period contest winning by q -
- score. Tine Green and ~
diminuti,c forward. captain WISE los
SD IN the winning mel! goal du7iHS '"'
extra i've minute session. ,
rif,h Av"nu" High %"ho". presented
n formidable attack against Wrl!Sburs
Yrl dishcd IN Il @I-2l victory on the
cav hall floor. The orange. however
,u, nm a crri, ncht and II was NOT un>
I'll Inc snail n Of play that 'h" IS
sue was decided.
Moundsvillc had litilo trnuh'" IN
slowing away Claysvil!". defeating ih"
prnnsy lads uy a score Of "i-l3 IN IN"
door. WOODBURY. was the "lg
for m" Mound City boys.
S~hadySid" found soft picking III
R-jdrenori and handed The latter team 4
decisive 36-i2 heating. The bridgeport
,rsscrs were never In the running durina
the game.
~Triadclphia sp:ang a big *urnri.' y
loca! circles. when tho Red and B'a'N
! assics turned tho tables on N"rw"oH'
,rounccd the Green u WHIT" G!r,S
hy = score Of rs. MISC" f.ik"y ana '
Rock were the individual star" i"r IN"
nike ~lasslcs. while tn" guarding or the
TrrioIs WAS also Il i"niurr Of IN" game.
S~hadysidc girls experienced iitt'" d;i-
Hrully in moving down the Erlde"PoF'
scxtctte by q score Of -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
The Cars and Drivers.

Tommy Milton. Dur1ni-Due>CnbcrE.
Alton ouics chevrolet special.
Ralph Dc Palma. BL!nt special.
John 4. ThieI". DurSNIh"rE SPECIAL.
Ira Vail. pucS"nh"rG :1crii'.
Roscoe SarlcS. DusonhNrg special.
'ldd,c Miller. DucscuhcrG sn"c:al.
Jimmy Murphy. Nu"senh"rS special.
Eddie Hrarne. E"ver" special
De Palma rolled up ii total o. ~"
ro.ntS. counting n III" national cham
r!onshlp competition for 1871. Milton
secured 100 points, SarlcS - and Muir
ply As.
The rriH" money was divided on ~"
bass u rank in both preliminary a""i
heats. Because OF this hrraur' =
mcu;. Milton. who raced in every h"i'.
took tho largest share, his total being
SAl75. De Palma. whose victory IN 'h"
first heat barred him fom the Other pre-
!iminaries. secured $4,000. Tho other
awards include: Sarlrs. $500. Muir ny.
sL.?7U; Vail. &l.lOO and Miller SION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
PALMA WINS
5O-M|LE RACE;
MILTON IS I'd

Los Angeles. Tanf. Fob. o. E'lrh
Dc Palma won tho f;fty MI" final Iui"-
.roh:.c race ~ ~" Speedway l"-d"" N
= minutes and 81 seconds. an av"rag"
Of speed Of loT 81" miles an hour. SA'"
:" be 4 r,'ord for automobiles 81 y"
inches GIsp'arCn"nt.
Tommy Wilson was second, i;"s'o'
Sarlrs. third. jimmy Murphy. iour'A;
lra Val. fif,A. and Eddie Miller. s.xt".
DC Palma won the first heat OF -
miles from a flcll 80 min" and IN" f::'''
and final heat Of ftty miles from >i\.
SarlcS won the second heat Of - niles
IN IS minutes and 80 seconds. an aver
ago speed Of lHS.i miles an our.
SarlcS' TIM" WAS said to be record Tor
,h" distance.
Murphy won the third heat of -
miles in - mInueS "T.41 econdS, Mil
ton took tho fourth hrat Of IS miles IN
II minutes ." - seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
MAIN BOUT FIGHTER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

RING FOLLOWERS OF THIS CITY
3 ANXIOUS TO SEE To-
IN TT A
orHER PRELn1NARIES WILL BE
rur,L, OF ACTION CoLoRED
BOYS FINISH TRAINING.
SEAT SALE Is HEAVIEST
IN OF wHEELINGS
RING ToLLowIN6S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
FACTS ABOUT FIGHT

FACTS ABOUT FIGHT
Tine Doors cr'n a: "a, curtain
Ralscr NJ SIS.
PLu,,- N.racr N~ui:'"r'.."
r~,r.,..2r- Nr W3t'". NH"'@HE.
n,..ra tack H.'r"n. r.,',1t.,ch.
Main Bout. 40 Eouads.)
Nike krt,.. e. % iir1;"Et"r W. \".
-. M,.',y i'"rN'"-. "' s." aisle
ssmil-Ftnal Is Rounds.)
Enc ,;rAAa'n. - rtt:>oT"S'. Ia vs..
Lou Fe,i.'l. o. ~l"tt~hUrS". Ia.
Preliminary ts RoUnds.)
Battling N".so". Of WA'".H'S. -.
Rough House" Wright, * Wheels
:nG.
Preliminary te Eounds.)
rc,c Roberts. Of N"lDaN:,,". Ns.
T-,\tr Nranrar. ~ Pl'iSrurEN. IA.
Curtain Raiser a Rounds.)
Eddie N.t~,hr-. o. W~o"dsdal'. Va.
Young W..!@tmS. - Martins Ferry.
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ShadySidc. -: Bridgeport. =.
Triadrlph.a. -; Warw"od. !.
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-r,.y wax SAVING sTAMrs-
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tClarksburg. 10: Cambridge. II.
Cambridge. "a: Bcllairc. u.
Smithfe!d. A.: Martins Ferry II.
MARIETTA. -: Wheeling. 81.
Final game.
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West Virginia. 81: Wash-Lc". -.
Theta Mu. 80: Wheeling toileg;ans
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III. ',r!ehi. Neither ha> CNi' r."Hcei
s,y dtinru:,y ~ R,k'"s the proposed
wr:Sr:. AID VIII ~ 'hA ~,"t.!~ ct -"
:, LUlt- v~C,trrwe-,t I ring d'
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Warwood. -. Tr!adciph!a. ..
WrllshurS. Il: Fffth Avenue. "a.
Mourdsvillc. "a; ClaysYiic. IL.
ShuhrSthr 26. ErinCcnnri, j..
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-22

Fred Gordy and daughter, Eula, are in Little Rock today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-22
HENDRIX TRUSTEES
 IN SESSION TODAY
REV. [. R. STEEL IGNORED
Reports Submitted by President and Ireasurer-ReceptiOn to Vis-
 itors at D. m

With practically a full attendance the board of trustees of Hendrix Col lege went into session at the college this morning and before peon had heard the annual reports of the pres ldent, Dr. C. J. Greene, and the treas urer, J. I. McClurkin Lunch was given the visitors at noon at Tabor Hall and their business session re- sumed at 1:30. A reception at the presidents home on the campus at 4:30 will conclude their meeting.
 Trustees here for the meeting are: North Arkansas Conference Rev. W. L. Oliver, Bentonville; Rev A. E. Holloway, Searcy; Rev. J. B. Stevenson, Russellville; Will Pyles Blytheville, and Rev C. NJ. Reyes, Dr. F. s. H. Johnston, V. D. Hill and G. L. Banner of Conway. Little Rock Conference-Adam Trieschman, Cros. sett; Dr. James Thomas, Rev. W. R. Mckay, George W. Donaghey, Rev P. C. Fletcher and Caughey E. Hayes. Little Rock; James Buchanan, Texar- kama and Rev. E. R. Steel, Pine Bluff Dr. Thomas is chairman of the board, MT. Donaghey, vice chairman, MT Hill, secretary, and MT. McClurkin, treasurer.
 One of the actions taken by the board this morning was to confer the honorary degree of doctor of divinity on Rev. E. R. Steel, former pastor of the Conway Methodist church and now serving his seventh year as pastor of the, Lakeside church, Pine Bluff Dr Steel stands in the front rank of min isters in Arkansas, and honor given him by the trustees will everywhere be accepted as much merited one.
 Dr. Greene, acting president of the college, said that the budget and rec. concentrations for next year would be considered by the trustees at thei1 afternoon session. The condition of the college, it was said, was shown by the reports to be very satisfactory and progress is being made in it's de- velopment.
 E. E. Mitchell of Morrilton, one of the trustees from the North Arkansas conference, submitted his resignation to the board today. It was accepted and his successor will be apointec later. Another vacancy was caused by the death of Rev. T. D. Scott of Philadelphia, one of the pioneer min | isters of the denomination.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-22
CO-OPERATORSASK
 MORE HOGS LISTED

About 30 more hogs are needed to complete carload shipment, County Agent T. M. Williams said. About DO head have been listed by farmers in all parts of the county, but partial carload shipments are not profitable and the county agent is anxious te complete the lot while the market is strong. St. Louis and Kansas City markets are both strong and gooC prices can be obtained for stock if shipment is made at once.
 Much interest is being aroused ir the information of a poultry associa- ton for cooperative sales in carload lots. Several farmers have suggested to the county agent that such an as sociation be formed and poultry anC eggs pooled and shipped in big lots If enough citizens become interested and organization meeting may be called here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-22
NORMAL CLUB PLAY
 PROVES BIG SUCCESS

One of the most successful student plays ever given here was that of the Normal Dramatic Club, presented under the direction of Miss Glenn Kirkland at Hauber's Grand last evening. Nothing But the Truth a three-act comedy, was so charming ly put over that the audience forgot altogether it was company of anna teurs and thoroughly enjoyed every moment of the evening. While all the parts were carried in a creditable manner. those of Blake Smith and Frank Thomas and of Miss Lois Van Deusen and Julia Wylie, the leading characters, were especially good. A big audience attended, the receipts of tthe entertainment being approXi- mately $250.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-22
D|SCLA|MS SUIT ON Y|L0N|A ROAD

Within a few minutes after the Log Cabin Democrats daily edition had been issued Monday afternoon, G. E. Maynard appeared and asked that his name be taken off the list of thos who were named plaintiffs in the suit brought against the Conway and Nilonia road. Mir. Maynard said that Judge P. H. Prince, who is counsel for the plaintiffs, approached him in regard to the suit, but that he (May- nard) declared then he had no con- plaint to make against this or any other good roads district and would positively not be a party to any legal action to embabrrass the district.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-22
ENROLMENT AT
 NORMAL NOW 400

With the matriculation of total of 70 new students Monday and this morning the enrolment of the regu. lar session of the Arkansas State Normal School was brought exactly to the 400 mark when the noon recess was reached today. For the first time this session the enrolment now ex- ceeds that of the same date in the preceding session, there having been small excess for last year each day of the session until today. The en- rollment at noon, however, was 13 greater than at the same time last year. Quite a number of others will reach here during the week and next week, it was stated.
 The actual attendance is also now greater than it was at the same time last year, only about 25 students hav- ing dropped out.
 Maj. H. L. McAlister of the eXten- l sion department of the Normal said today that the large increase for the third term was very gratifying, not only on account of numbers, but from the fact that nearly all the new stu dents have been brought here as a re- suit of contact with the Normal through it's new correspondence de- partment or as a result of efforts in counties where superintendents of education are at work for the first time and students were induced to come to the Normal from territory where it has heretofore had little pat ronage.
 Most of the new students entering for the third term, as well as large percentage of the old student body will remain to attend the summer term, Major McAlister stated.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-22

For Rent-Four acres with good house, barn, garden, etc. Durham & Co.-2-12dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-22

Legal blanks for sale at this office. Go to Anderson's for Easter Cards. -3-21d3t
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-22
Ladies' Brogue Oxfords, a Newborn Brothers.

Pure home rendered lard, 15 cents per pound. Erbacher' 's-3-14dtf.
 For quality and service, alway phone 90 or 49. Erbacher's.-3-19d6
 Another phone in our market. Gall either 90 or 49. Erbacher's. -19d6t
 Sidney Cazort of Lamar is a guest today of his cousin, w. s. Cazort of this city.
 For Sale-Singer sewing machine. Mrs. John Holdridge, POS Prince st. -3-21d2t*
 Sixty acres of land for rent; two houses. Call or see Roy McClendon. -2-12dtf
 Several bargains in close in farms and city property. Burke Realty Go. -3-17d5t
 Miss Willie Cureton returned last night from short visit to friends at Plumerville.
 I. c. Williams returned this morning to Fl Dorado following a short stay with his family here.
 Cabbage plants, 25c per 100; toma- to plants, 5c per dozen. Phone 454, l PIP Caldwell street.-3-21dtf
 Mesdames J. B. Swain and U. s Dennis of Little Rock are the guests of Mrs. J. w. McNerlin in this city.
 Misses Dymple and Montie Snow and Annie Goodloe have returned from a short visit to friends at Little Rock.
 For Sale-Whte Rock eggs, from purebreds with the pest blood lines in the country. G. D. Estes, phone 327 -3-18eod4t.
 J. Martin Hill of the Faulkner <, County Bank & Trust Company, is confined to his bed this week be, cause of illness.
 Mrs. A. J. Brink went this morn ing to Kensett, where she will visit for a short time before going to he1 | home at Bloomington, HI.
 H. C. Carter returned this morning l from Batesvillle, where purchased ma terials for the Conway Marble Works, of which he is proprietor.
 Mrs. Mary Hoget of Ola and Mrs. Chas. Holt and children of Vilonia are guests of their mother and sister Mrs. E. Thornton, at Cadron Gap.
 Rev. J. B. Stevenson of Russell vile, pastor of the First Methodist church, is here today for the meeting of the Hendrix College board of trus' tees.
 Plumbing-I am again in business in Conway. Temporary location al Dawson's lumber yard, phone 112 Residence phone 565. First class work guaranteed. w. w. Boyce.-2-2dtf.
 The condition of Mrs. J. E. Little who underwent an operation for ap pendicitis at the Dickerson hospita Monday, is reported today to be very satisfactory and her friends will be glad to learn that an early and com. plete recovery is anticipated.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-22
ATTEND CONFERENCE
 ON FARM MARKETING

County Agent T. M. Williams, Vice President Tom Davis of the Bank of Conway and Cashier R, H. Maddox of the Farmers State Bank are attend, ing the state conference of the mar keting of farm produce, being held to- day at Little Rock. The principal feature of the meeting today will be the address of Aaron Sapiro, genera counsel for the highly successful marketing associations in California Farmers, planters, merchants and bankers from all parts of the state are attending the conference.
 MT. Williams will remain at Little Rock for several days to attend a meeting of county agents called by M. T. Payne, director of farm eXten- sion work in Arkansas.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-22

Young men, women, over IT, for Postal Mail Service. S120 month Examinations March-April EXperi. ence unnecessary, For free particu lars of instruction, write Raymond Terry (former Civil Service exam iner), 995 Continental Bldg, Wash. ington, D. C.-3-22d2t*