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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
-FOUR RUNS IN TENTH
DEFEAT GRANGE A. c.

Mahenskt. a star fielder FOR the Ray
land A. c. nine. defeated the strong Lee
Grange A. C. nine ~ Brilliant on the
Brilliant lot yesterday afternoon with
a crashing double 70 center field when
the bases wrrn filled in the tenth Inn
ing. Mahenskt tri"d TO steal third and
was caught. but the next TWO men up to
the plate singled and added another
tally. The ANAL score was 9-5.
Rayland led Ali the way until tho
seventh inning when the Brilliant team
scored three times. Two more runs
were added in the ninth tieing the
score. Tho tenth saw the blowing up
OF the I.eG-anEes In great style.
Sch-i"kle. rhn star hurler for Rayland,
was in his prime yesterday and held the
l.s';rrHEcs hIi.cSs Unttl the seventh
inning. Errors BY his team mates re-
sul."d IN hits that gave the opponents
scores. l.eGranGe played the worst
baseball N many months. having nine
errors chnlked against them.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Rayland % o 9 0 . 90 4-s 8 J
LeG-anEe y q 0 % 0-5 8
Batteries: S~hr!ckle and Batchelder:
Green. Miller and SchillinS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
BETHANY GRID
TEAMS To START
TRAINING NEXT.
RUTFAI.OEH NEXT COLLEGE OF
LOCAL INTEREST TO START
yRAINING PERIOD
oANp6DATES TO REPORT rHUR4-
uAY-DUIAND IS ALL READY
FOI HARD WORK
EDWARD TRHDRICHs OF TR1ADIh
PHlA WILL TRY FOE TEAM
CLEVELAND 10Y ARRIVES
Tho next college team tina

Tho next COLLEGE team that draws
r,,u.s local !n,eres; tor the coming
,oa Will be Bethany. The Green and
- MO begins training next Thursday
coach Euland has issued N" CA" '"E
'hany and abou, forty candidates are
~. coed 20 be on hand when the T"'t IS
called. and Indications now p"'nt :"
very successful Srid season for the BUY
ra,C Creek school.
Announcement, was made las etea!nS
BY Student Manager Donald E"Nd 'na'
= ,arse number ~ candidates are eN-
pec,ed 20 DO on hand. and tina; every
thing Is In readiness .pr the "penins.
day. The candidates VIII be puSneo
hard every minute they are in camp
ana the training schedule. although not
We, announced. promises :" be one OF
the most rigid In years
Another interesting ANNOUNCEMENTS
with tina, OF the opening OF the Bethany
camp, Is that Edward Friedrichs' ira
delphla District High school star OF last
year. will be one OF the candidates.
The frst candidate for perth on
the eleven this year 70 arrive Is Byron
Townsend. graduate OF Shaw Hisn
school Of Cleveland. Townsend arrived
las, evening" He IS a big 10 husky
youngster that was tho phenomenal CEN
ter Of his high school team last year
and looks very promising.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
OLD PITT STAR
ASSISTANT To
BETHANY COACH
Dr. r. A NAsTERDAY, PITT FOOT
BALL RAS"TBALL AND
TRACK stan Is NAKED.
VIII BE Assistant TO Head Coach Harry
n. BulAnd-1Sports This Week.

Special Dispatch 20 The Intel!gencer.
Bethany. W. Va. Aug 2s-Dr. Roy A.
katy" yesterday. we'll known Pitt
football. basketball and track star has
been selected 10 assist Coach Harry NJ.
Buland In turning out winning foot
ball team at Bethany this fall! accord
ing 70 statement made by Graduate
MANAGER Eoyd Of the Buffaloes today.
This announcement came as pleas
ant surprise 10 Bethany followers
everywhere. II was known that good
man was TO be added TO the Bethany
statt. but no definite announcement was
made until today. With the assiStance
OF such a valuable addition. Bethany
feels all the moro confident that the
1921 season will be the best In her his
tory
yesterday played two years At half.
back on Pop Warmers PITT eleven and
according to the words OF the old Pitt
mentor himself, was one OF tho best he
ever had He knows the game In all
It's phases and has had two years OF
valuable coaching experience at Sim
monds College. Abilene. Texas. He was
head coach In the Texas institution and
had phenomenal success.
Easterday was not only football
star in his college days but was ono OF
the real performers in basketball and
track. He captained the Panther floor
squad during one OF Its most successful
sea sons. He Is graduate OF the FIT
Dental school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
OBITUARY {
DANIEL DAGUE

Daniel pague. aged II years. died at
his homo on Center street. MoundsVille
Sunday. August rs. He was born and
reared IN sand Hi!l district and was one
Of the prominent and we'll known farm
crs Of that section removing to Mounds
willie some years ago.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Maria
Dague, and tho following children: Nyra
B. Wilson. Michigan; Lavica 3. McCaus-
land. Dallas; Minnie A. Dallas; William
T.. Dallas; Robert o. Michigan; Harry
r., Michigan and Elizabeth j.. Elm
Grove Two brothers. Robert L.. OF III
lnois. and John W, Of Elm Grove. and
two sisters Mrs. Lucy Mount. Wash
inrtun. Ia, and Mrs. Laura Jones OF
West Alexander. are also living.
Funeral will be held on Tuesday at
1880 o'clock from the home. No. lTo3
Center street. with services at Dallas
NJ e church at o'clock in charge OF
Rev. II. If. Riddle. 1nterment will be
made In Dallas cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
HEAVY FIGHTING
IN NICARAGUA

Manasua. Nicaragua. Aug. 1s.-Heavy
fghting between government forces and
revolutlonists Is reported to have taken
place a Ell Sauce. which Is situated 50
miles north OF Loon. The government
now has a largo force OF men under
arms.
Many persons have been arrested for
political activities. The government has
issued a decree announcing q twenty
rer cent reduction In tho salaries OF
government employees and for the clos
Ing Of tho public schools. These steps
are to be taken as measures OF economy
necessary because Of the revolution.
Public use Of tho telegraph and tale
phone service has been discontinued. A
strict watch Is being kept on the Costa
Acan frontier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
No More Gas in
Stonach& Bowels

II you wish to be permanently re-
neved or gas In the stomac Oh and bow
els, take Ba2lmanns Gas-TabletB.
BaA.mnnn's Gas-TabieTs are prepared
distinctly and especially for stomach
yaA and particularly. for all the bad
effects .'unnlnS from gas pressure
That ompty. gone and gnawinS fesl,
Ing at the pit CT your stomach Will lis
appear. thut anxious nervous feeling
S!th heart palpitat!on will vanish. and
YOU will once more be able to take Il
icep breath. 80 often prevented BY Eos
dressing against your heart and lnEa.
Your limbs. arms and fingers won't
feel coz. ard e. TO sleep because Eati-
tnann's Gas1'atiets prevent xas int1r-
ferinH with the CEculatton: intense
drUws!ness Ind sleepy feeling after din
n.r will soon be replaced by a 1csile
for some form nf entertainment. You
Ii.tendei stomach Will reduce by inches
because ga- vii, not form after u3.ns;
Eaalmann'S Gas-Table
RaAlru,nns GaS-Tablets sell for 81.
but be sue ger the genuine In yellow
rackage. Tor r"ly thon can you exp,'t
The behcRciai results many others ave
experienced
iSaaimai.n'S GasTahlets are for sale
by all rel!ah. druggists and c. IL.
Griest & Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
Carpenter May Face
Bob Martin in London
Arena on December !

Paris. Aug. 2s.-Georges Carpenter
will Do called upon to face an opponent
In Albert Hall. London. on December !
says the sporting newspaper Auto
Tho man who will oppose him Will be
chosen by Major Wilson. the English
night promoter. from four prominent
heavywciShts Rob Martin. heavy
weight champion OF tho American Ex-
pedltionary forces: Frank Moran. tho
veteran puEilist; Boye Mccormick, the
English light heavyweight. and Joe
Beckett, whose defeat by Carpenter. in
December, 1919. provided \ sensation
for the sporting wsrld.
Tho night tho newspaper says. will
be for twenty three-minute rounds with
four-ounce gloves. II Is pointed out
that II Mccormick should be chosen to
OPPOSE Carpenter there must be an
agreement that the title to tho world
lighp heavyweight championship Will
90 with the result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
DECLARES SPIRIT Of
LABOR UNBROkEN

Atlantic City. Aug. 2S.-The spirit
and organization Of American workers
are unbroken, by tho present business
depression and they will continue to
push forward and onward. Samuel Com
pers declared in an address today before
conference OF labor leaders. This was
the first OF series OF similar confer
ences to be hold throughout the United
States. with View OF bringing about
complete unity and solidarity among
tho wage-earners."
Mr.. Gompers. describing the effect Of
tho period OF depression on labor. said
that while the organized labor move
ment was partially checked. II was not
driven ba.k 70 tho condition existing
before the depression.
This Is the frst time In tho history
Ct the labor movement" he said. where
the men OF labor have been able. to such
tremendously large and important de-
gree TO maintain tho integrity and mer-
bership Of the labor movement and yet.
never In the history OF labor has there
been such q concentrated drive on the
part Of employers. business and finance
against the men and women OF labor.
as has been conducted within tho past
year"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
LAKE GIRL
WINS IN SWIMMING

Cleveland. Aug. 2s-Eleanor Smith of
Buckeye Lake Yacht club. Columbus
won the l6o-yard senior Allegheny
Mountain Association backsJoke swim
MT championship here today. Her
c.n'c was TIA rs. Ruth Smith OF COL
unhus Mary Porter and Laura ADAMS
o. cleveland. finished In tho order
named. The finish OF the race was the
closest IN recon years. six inches sep
Ara;ing frst tro'u the fourth contestant
Ma ETz. he'h Nanc" OF Grernsburg
Pa. holder ~ the championship title
who had sen: in her entry for the con-
test. failed 70 appear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
LAFFERTY WON

Tho I.aHerty team won the first game
OF tho Laffsrty Holloway series yes,er-
day afternoon on the Holloway diamond
ny - score - AL before \ large crowd
Of fans. Tie Holloway team was pro
pared for a hard battle. but ,hrv were
unable TO COZ" with the oas.aushts or
the I.afrertrite~. and the result was dis
asterous. Wasener and O'Malley formed
tho battery for I.aTerty Roy Ward
was rho hitting demon. getting 4 homer
and TWO singles m nve times at bat,
Next Sunday Flushing is met on the
Lairerty diamond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
ELLINGbOE Will Be
IN UNIONTOWN RACE
cAnuck Racer Who was injured In 4@ss
Race WIN he Back Again.

sn.cia, Dispatch TO The Intelligence.
Uniontown, Pa. Aug. 2s.-Jules III
linEboe. canadian champion auto racer'
~, performed the most artistic rllp-
ZION .ysr executed on the Cniontown
:, ,ejyay and lived 20 tell the tale Ia
70 stage a come back In tho 2z5 miles
80. p,y rae. over the famous board
track
,,.-hnc is To pilot the same car ne
wrecked in tho June race at niont""n'
Iha, j.. The name plate and engine num-
Der wilt be the same but the modern
car Of Juggernaut was so had!F SMASH,
ed tina, Louis Chevrolet elected 10 ou Id
another racer from the ground up IN
stead "t trying TO repair the demohsaeu
Job.
E.I,,nyboe's appearance at Uniontown
will determine whether or not he Is
game all the way through. or course
.ho famous youngster never would nave
gotten so far along in the racing game
as ne did unless he was free from any
yellow streak. but when pilot crashes
into q retaining wall at $50 miles an
hour and is star boarder In hospital
fu~ MANY weeks no has much leisure In
which 70 think over the hazards OF his
vocation.
He was Game.
NNev lt3SfCn I neNEolet "teCh'A wv
cars Within two days at Cniontown ana
cane back for more he proved his
camcneSs. Tommy Milton had probably
the worst experience Of any racing
driver In the History OF the sport when
re enacted the role OF human torch
three wears ago with victory within
his grasp. Milton lowered between Ire
and death for months. But re won the
next event at Unloncown. In the bitter
eat speed duel In the archives Of racing
records. Many other drivers had bad
smashes at Cnlontown and did not come
hack tor second helping. Those were
tn" fell. VS. who lacked that utter dis
regard for the scythe wielder.
So those who admire gamene<s TO
superlative degree IN a professional attn
lAte will do well 10 keep their eyes on
Jules Ellingho" when he starts on La
hor Day. I'D bet my right arm on
that kid" Is the comment Of Louis
Chevrolet whose car Ellingboe Will
pilot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
TO LATE THEN

"All through my trial you kept sAy-
ing Your honor. ! object snarled tho
convicted crook.
so did. so did," replied his lawyer,
soothingly.
when tho judge sent Mo ur for 10
years. why the Sam Hin 'iidn't YOU
object TO that!"-Bir Age
Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

The Arion club on Twentieth street
has undergone numerous repairs ana
now presents decidedly attractive ap-
pearance. Tho entrance has been re-
built and indoors the entire building has
been retinished. the walls being freshly
painted and papered. the floors done
over, and new lights hung from tho
ceilings. The ballroom floor has been
rs-planed and put In tip-top condition
for dancing. Charles Idahl. custodian
OF tho building. Is now receiving calls
for bookings for fall and winter events
the season opening formally in October.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

in NoundsviIle, was a linotype operator
on Tho News and was ono Of the best
known printers In the valley. Al one
time he WIS foreman OF tho Fatrmont
Times composing rooms. lie was mar
ried June 2. 1917. To Miss Drust!la
Edgo or Moundsvill< and. In addition TO
his wife. IL survived by two small chill
dron, Eileen and Wanda. His parents
and five brothers also survie At
MnnndSlllh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
MnllartGY Funeral.

This afternoon at o'clock. from the
home Of the parents Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Mullarkey, No. 273S Moyston street
funeral services will be held for John
William, their infant son, VIII" died Sat
uray morning a o'clock OF pneumonia.
The baby WAS year and six months
old. Row. william {. Hail OF the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception.
will otficiate and inierment will be
made in Mt. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
nrr n AulouR,

Funeral Services were held privately
Sunday afternoon for the late Omrl y.
Rulong who died Of scarlet fever and
compiled tons at his home on Charles
street at 1910 o'clock, Saturday morn
ing REV. Charles g. Slater OF the
First NJ. f.. church nf Moundsvilie. "t-
fcinted and intermcnt was made in
Greenlawn cemetery. M"undsville.
Mr.. Rulong. who was born and reared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

Pittsburgh. Pa. Aug. S-Charlcs N.
Bregg. aged 81. dramatic editor Of the
Gazette-Times, and one OF the most
widely known theatrical writer's In the
United States. died here tonight after
long illness. His widow and one
daughter survive him. Mr.. Bregg was
born at Christiansburg. Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

at Hoboken, n. j.. and will arrive r.
Wheeling some time this week. Young
Hudson was killed in action on Eoven
Der 4. seven days before the signing q
tho armistlce. Upon arrival tho body
will be removed to tho home. froI1
where funeral services will b held
with the American Legion In charge. T,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

Cal!cut india. Aug. 2S-The Moplah
fanatics appear 20 he proclaiminE home
rule In All the disturbed areas. Their
emblem. the green flag. has been hoist
cd at Pallipu.
Gandhi. the nationalist leader. has
been invited by the Kcrala provincial!
congress committee to visit Malnhar a;
the earliest possible moment In an en-
deavor 70 pacIfy the Monlahs
The dispatch from Manerji says that
trees have been felled across the roads
throughout tho whole district by riot
ers and that bridges and culverts have
been destroyed In order to obstruct
troop movements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

The Yorkvine All-Star football team
desires 70 book games for the coming
season with any l2S-pound team IN the
wheeling district Write Nick Ca!or.a
Rox 20. Yorkville. or call phone 1orK-
willie Am.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
10000 REBELS IN
CALICUT DISTRICT;
TREACHERY ALLEGED

London. Aug. 2S-The rebels In tho
Calicut district have increased 10 l5e.-
900 and the area OF the rebellion has
been extended. Gays a dispatch 20 tho
Daily Mall from Allahabad The ex-
pectation OF famine is duo to disorGani-
IA ton In trade and transportation.
\ dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
from Bombay says tho whole OF tho
beautiful forest tract surrounding the
Eilambur palace has been laid waste
and every Hindu house in the district
looted.
Ono OF the rebel leaders has estah-
llshed himself in the palace as ruler.
Evidence Is accommodating. says the
dispatch. that the success OF tho rebels
In obtaining arms and ammunition was
due 10 treachery Of individual member
Of the native Indian police and former
sepoys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

First Postal Clerk-AhA! back from,
your vacation. Ell? (;
second Postal Clark-Yup, back toN
the old acknowledgements cornell
Widow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

Word was received Saturday by Mira
Sam Hudson, No. 287S washington
street. Dellaire. that the body OF her
son. Clarence f. Hudson. had arrived
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
Of THE
WEST VIRGINIA
STATE HOUSE

Charleston, w. Va. Aug. 2S.-Rerenue
collected in fees and license Of various
kinds by Secretary OF State Houston G.
Young. during the month or July
amounted to Sl2.765, according 70 re-
port fled with State Auditor John c.
Bond. recently. Certificates Of deposit
showed this amount had been deposited
by Secretary Young In 1--WE state banks.
The report showed further TINT tho
secretary OF state issued certificates au-
,horiz!ng Ga companies to dissolve; au-
tAorIz!ng six companies to change their
names ten foreign companies TO trans
act business In West Virginia, Ave cor
porat ton 10 decrease their capital stock.
% companies 70 increase stock and is
suing charters to % resident and 10
nonresident corporations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

The capitol building commission may
ask the city Of Charleston to mako good
It's promise 10 the legislature 10 buy
the square surrounded BY Washington
Broad. Lee and Dickinson streets. as
u result Of the failure OF the million
dollars bond issue to pass In NUM-
cipal election several days ago.
This view WIS expressed by Senator
Cohen G. Arnold. president Of tho West
Virginia senate and n member Of the
capitol commission.
Had the bond Issue beech ratified. the
state. II - said. would have benefited
10 the extent or about S350,0 or 80.
through the purchase ~ certain land
set forth IN the order OF council for
tho bond election. Among the items
contained in the proposal which would
have resulted II tho levy had been rRu-
lied would have hccn til" purchase OF
a strip of the old capitol ground 70
provide for tho Strengthening Of Lee
street. Another item proposed WAS tho
purchase OF tho property upon which
the executive mansion and capitol are
located. in order that Washington street
might be extended.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-09-30
MAKES FIGHT ON
ANTI-SAL00N|STS
SHIELDS BITTERLY FIGHTS ANTI
BEER BILL AS OPPRESSION"
VOTE is 81 TO e.
BREAKS UP LONG SILENCE
Tennessee Senator Scores Prohibition
Agents and Attacks Anti-Saloon
Leaeue-Spokesman for
Vets in Senate.

! Washington-The beer bill got be
| fore the senate by a vote of 81 to %
after Chairman Penrose of the finance
committee had sought to have the tar
| revision bill taken up first Senator
Penrose said that while he was not en-
tirely ready TO proceed with the reve
nue. measure, progress could be made
| by reading the bulky document.
Senator Sterling of South Dakota
in charge of the beer measure, inform
ed the senate that he was ready 70
proceed with the conference report,
and on a motion to take it up advo-
Gates of the beer bill won.
Debate was opened by Senator
Shields, democrat. of Tennessee, Of the
opposition forces He attacked agents
of the Anti-Saloon League, who, the
senator said, were "infesting the cor
ridors of the capitol"
THE government of the United
States by the Anti-Saloon League
ought to cease" declared Senator
Shields, who said he had always sup
ported prohibition measures, but in
sisted that enforcement laws should
be reasonable.
The Anti-Saloon League, Mr. Shields
continued, maintains agents paid high
salaries who will continue to advocate
bills as long as their salaries con-
tinue.
They have been guilty of intolera-
BILE tactics" he asserted, adding, paid
lobbyists ought to be scourged from
the capitol"
Senator Sterling defended the con-
ference compromise on the Stanley
search and seizure amendment, declar-
ing it enlarged individual rights I'M
der the fourth amendment. Senator
Shields. however, replied that the con-
ference provision was 1.-The most am
biguous. Elusive, elusive and decep-
tive" he had ever seen presented in
important legislation.
Although the Panama tolls bill was
called up after two hours discussion,
debate on the beer bill was continued
by Senator Shields. The conference
search and seizure provision. he de-
clared, was "anti-abOrtion of the Stan
ley amendment
Referring to prohibition agents,
Senator Shields said the conference
draft would give these men license
to continue oppression of the people
Give them enough rope and God
knows how far they will CO." said
Senator Shields Senator Sterling in
terjected that there was no real am
biguity in the bill and that the tech
nical questions were being raised.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-09-30
TO ATTEND LEGION MEETING
Marshal Foch, Noted Military Leader,
Plans to Honor Convention
With His Presence.

The governors of Missouri and Kan
sas, the mayors of Kansas City, Kan,
and Missouri, and a federation of the
principal clubs and societies of those
cities joined In a formal expression
of the honor they feel on the occa-
sion of the visit Marshal Foch will
make to the United States in October
TO attend the opening of the third ma
tional convention of the American Lee
gion at Kansas City.
A memorial to this effect was pre-
sented the marshal at the recent ded-
ication of the Flirey monument in
France by Charles W. Bartlett of Kan
sas City. chairman of the distin-
guished visitors committee of the con-
vention. Mr.. Bartlett accompanied
the Legion pilgrimage to France for
this purpose.
The marshal asked Mr.. Bartlett to
convey to the people of Missouri and
Kansas how deeply he was touched
by this honor and to assure them Of
the eagerness with which he looked
forward to seeing more Of the Legion
when he should come to the United
States.