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New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
Hindus and MOhammedans vs.
 Dravidians and AbOrigines

Madras, Aug. 31. (By Associated Press)-Fighting between half-caste Hundus and Mohammedians on one side and Dravidians or Indian aborig- ines, on the other, was resumed here yesterday morning after having been quelled on Monday night. The trouble was caused by a crowd attempting to prevent the Dravidians going to work. The police intervened and being stoned
New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
To Remove Body of
 Pope Leo XIII in Sept

Rome, Aug. 31.-Renhoval of the body of Pope Leo XIII. from the Vati- can, where it was temporarily en- tombed, to the church of St. John Lutheran, which was arranged for |early in September, when the congress |of Catholic youth will be held here, has been indefinitely postponed.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
TO RECOMMEND MLAUGHLIN

Boston, Aug. 31.-Peter McLaugh- lin of Cambridge, Eastern league um- rire has been recommended to Presi- dent Heydler of the National league for an arbiter's berth next season, it became known today. Mclaughlin served as umpire for many years in the semi professional games in great CT Boston and in the former New England league.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

MT. and Mrs. Herman Schlosser, for merly residents in this city, will cele- brate their golden wedding anniversary on Wednesday,, September 7th, at their home on Norwood avenue, Mount Car mel, Conn. The couple will be at home to friends all day.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
TWO PROMINENT MEN SAIL.

New York, Aug. 31.-Former Cover nor Beckman of Rhode Island and Dr. Tomas A. Le Breton, Argentine am- bassador to the United States, were among passengers on the Olymplc which arrived today from Southampton and Cherbourg.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE PRACTICE

Orono, Me, Aug. 31.-Five veterans of the 1920 varsity team of the Uni versity of Maine will form the nucleus of this years squad, Head Coach Fred M. Bryce has learned by canvass of candidates. They will re- port for practice September '.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
RUMOR SPANIARDS LOSSES.

Paris, Aug. 31.-Persistent rumors are in circulation in Madrid that the Spaniards have suffered a new reverse at the hands of the Moroccan tribesmen says a, dispatch from the Spanish capi- tai to the Paris edition of the New York Herald today.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
SIR ARTHUR HERBERT DEAD.

Hanover, Eng, Aug. 31-Sir Arthur J. Herbert. former minister from Great Britain to Mexico, died here to- day. He was at one time secretary of the British embassy at Washington His wife was formerly Miss Helen Gammell of Providence, R. l.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-31

Tn Dangerous Cure Ahead there both, says of the former: is no hero, heroine, villain or adven- turess. There are people who want what they ought not to want and try to get it; there are people who are not quite faithful to the highest ideals and get into trouble when they are found out. But this is true of every body who ever lives"
 If the film truly conveys this situa- tion it will be a masterpiece of real ism, it will be a cross-section of the mind, as The Old Nest was a cross section of the heart.
 Pungent Paragraph
 This para graph, written in Life by Robert E. Sherwood about the Demp- sey-Carpentier fight, tells so much about the spirit of the movies of to- day that we reprint it:
 ''The movie is notable in that it proves to be the first this year with an unhappy ending.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-31

Dangerous Curve Ahead"
 ''If Dangerous Curve Ahead' is as well cast and acted as '"The Old Nest it will take rank with it as a great picture. Rupert Hughes, author of
New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
One Born Every Fourth Minute

LADY who had a family of three children didn't "A want because she had heard that every fourth child born in the world Chnanan As udic1ous perhaps old misconception skepical folks used to have about advertising: There time. when advertisements had to be taken with grain of salt few misguided adver- tsers thought they could sell their goods better by mis- representing them Those advertisers have long since out of business mended their Hard perience untruthfu advertising didn't Other advertisers proved that the only adver tise successfully make regular customers and build good will tell the absolute their goods in their advertisements.
 You depend the merchant manufacturer who advertises The that tells frankly what 1t is doing good with which to do business. The store that advertses progressive that has something really worth while to you. And panes that advertise their products their have confidence in them You safely share their confidence
 Inferior merchandise cannot masquerade in the qual y clothes of advertising.
 Read fife Advertisements?
New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
GEO. WALSH A HUMAN PENDULUM IN 'SERENADE'
Ky James w. Dean

New York, Aug. 29.-"Serenade' is seven reels of atmosphere occasion ally disturbed by violent action on the part of George Walsh.
 Walsh performs in a manner after Doug Fairbanks. He swings from chandelier to chandelier like boys in the school gym swing from one flying swing to another.
 He is a human pendulum swung from building to building.
 He rides a horse like Paul Revere or Tom Mix.
 Unarmed, he slaves off the attack of an adversary who gestures with dag ger.
 The atmosphere is very much Spanish. Anything Spanish, even an onion, must be romantic. So this deals with a governmental intrigue that disturbs the serenades of a troubadour by disposing his father as governor of the province. The new governor has a likely look ing son, too. He becomes enamored of the same gel to whom the romancer had addressed his love songs Her mater approves the new suitOr because he has wealth. The gel ap- proves of her old love, probably be- cause he's athletic. Anyway, she had taken m oath on a dagger never to love anyone else. And so things move along, one thing with another, until the end wherein he hero dashes back to town to claim the gel, engages in duel but heroi- cally fails to put his adversary out | of the way when the latter loses his l dagger.
 Anyway, the adversary has the T. B. or something, due to a wound pre- viously inflicted by the hero. Before the adversary passes out he gives his blessing to the hero and the gel. l Miriam Cooper, I am told, is of
 French descent, but she makes Ic charming senorita You may be interested in knowing that Miriam is the wife Of R. A. Walsh who directed the picture and that George Walsh, the hero of the picture, lis his brother Somewhat of a family Iafair.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
"DiSraeIi" Sets Record

"Disraeli'' remains the second week at the Strand in New York. Only one other film has played more than a week at this theater. That was Chap lin's The Kid''
 The success of "Diraeli'' furnishes food for reflection to those directors who spend twice the amount it cost to produce "Disraeli' to hash up d salacious sex play
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
IRA RODGERS GETS
SOME ACTION AGAIN
P1ayv With Scrubs AIAiAEt Nounsain-
ser vAT1tty In Trac5os Tor
Ohio Urtvsrsity.

Morgantown, ". Va. Oct. Ito bet
ter prepare tho West Virginia team FOR
the plays they will have to cope with
against Ohio University on Saturday
here, Assistant Coach Ira Rodgers got
into tho scrub backfield and hurled
passes. bucked tho line and ran the ends
this afternoon.
Fat" Spears. however. used almost
an entire substitute team against Rod
gers and his mates. gavo CARED special
" almost constant attention at q half
back. Hawkins was tho only regular
not IN uniform and It Is not believed
he will play Saturday.
Captain Kay got into the scrimmaSs
a few minutes guard. and Red" Craver
ran tho team about ten minutes at quar-
terhack. but all tho rest Of the men that
started against Pittsburgh followed
along behind and observed the Ohio Of
fense In action.
Martin did not report TIL report ard
Spears 10 not likely 10 use him Saturday,
according 10 present indications. AL
though Martin claims he Is ready. Turk
oyich, for the scrub team. shared honors
with Rodgers advancing with thu ball.
and With Ball and Spears Is considering
transferring him 70 tho varsity squad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
'HARVARD'S NEGRO
ATHLETE IS VICTOR

New York. Oct. 12.-Ned Gourln' Har'
ward University worlds champion rum
Ming broad jumper, won tho national
rentath!on championship OF the Anna
teur Athletic Union at Travers island
to day. lie led field OF seven compcn-
tors with a score OF IL points.
The negro athlete won tho running
broad jump with 81 feet inch. the Jaw
elm throw with 1852 FEET 81 inches and
the zoo metre dash In % is seconds.
Ho finished third in the discus throw
nnd sixth In the 1.50o metre run.
Joseph Erbal. unattached. won the
discus throw with h"ave OF 105 feet z
inches 4. Lyrhtman. Pastime A. c..
was the winner OF the 1900 metre run
In 500 c-5. Erhal. with IS points and
Lychtman with u points. finished sec
ond and third. respectively. Dan Shea.
p.cathlon champion. did not enter the
pentathlon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
CAMBRIDGE, O., SEWERS
With MARTINS FERRY;
Rosult Of Last Saturdays dAIne couses
Relations to DO Severed.

The following letter was received last
evening from \. y. Carma1. tacn!'E
manager Of Cambridge. o.. high scho"''
aud pertains 10 the game last SATURDAY
at Cambridge which resnlte'l In row.
Dear S,r:--We desire To make the lot-
owing statements In regard To the Mar
tins Ferr: football game that was play
cd here last Saturday.
First. Roth the referee and the umpire
Ind heH7 selected by Martins FrrrT'
The referee was from Marietta and the
unp!rc was from Akron. Neither man
could possibly hc Interested In either
team.
Second. Before starting tho play when
resulted in ;hc termination OF the game
Captain Morgan requested the referee TO
watch Riley. who was back OF Morgan.
After Morgan kicked the ball. Riley ran
around the Players. got possession OF
the hall on the bounce. anil carried IL
ever the line. From the time Morgan
kicked the ball until Riley made the
touchdown. nobody touched the Ia II ex-
cept Riley.
Third The pay was perfectly leg'u-
mate and strictly In accordance with tho
rules OF the game. namely, sn onslde
kick.
Fourth. when the referee announced
the touchdown, one OF the Martins Ferry
players assaulted the referee.
Fifth. TIL. Martins Ferry rooters then
rwarmed upon the field. Some Cam
bridge people naturally followed.
Sixth. with six minutes TO play tho
Martins Ferry team left tho field.
Seventh. Tho referee declared tho
game forfeited to Cambridge by score
OF | to q. Tho score actually made In
the gamo was to I. in favor OF Cam
bridge.
Eighth. When tho disturbance started
Coach Jenkins ordered his team to All
down and take no part in It. They obey
ed the order a 8 given.
Ninth. As result OF Martins Ferry''
conduct at this game Cambridge hns
discontinued all athletic relations be-
tween tho two schools.
Very truly yours.
A. B. CARMAS,
Faculty Manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
PRESIDENTS TAKE
CARNEGIE SERIOUS
Saturdays Game At Warrington II Big
Eyent-Nenle and Kentson work
Ing Hard
Special to the htelligenrer.

Special TO the lnteliGencer.
Washington. Penn, Oct. l?.-W' and
:. players were sent into u scrimmaEe
at College field this afternoon. There
Is not the slightest doubt but what
Coaches Ncale and k.llison arc taking
the contest with Carnegie Tech serious
y. They SPECIALIZED particularly In CIV
Ing interference on kiCkoffs and punts
Neh!e was driving his players hard
Iie was e1aC.inE in his demand and the
players that tried to loaf on the Job
or did not do his part properly were
told so In plain words Several were
yankcd from their positions for falling
To perform UP IN the standard require
ments by him.
Waldo Kirk. the former Scott high
star got a very hard bump. West had
received the ball on a KICKOFF and was
coming down the field under full speed.
Kirk and Several other made dive Into
West stopping him. Kirk. however.
was forced to retire he was stsill feel
ing the effects Of tho bump tonight.
With close 10 moo rrats already dis
posed OF. the gamc three days away ap-
pl!cations still! pouring In. there Is
every reason to believe that II any kind
OF weather prevails fully $4,000 persons
will throng the park at tho Carnegie
Tech game. Work Is being hurried on
the new north stand and everything will
be ready for the throngs when they ap-
pnar on Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
Ogden and CuNop or
lineup Pitches in
the Baltimore Game

Baltimore. Nd. Oct. 1.-THE strug-
gle for tho minor league baseball su-
premacy will be resumed hero tomorrow
afternoon on even terms between tho
Baltimore Orioles. three times cham.
pion Of tho International league. and
tho Louisville Colonies. 1921 pennant
winner Of tho American association.
Each side won two Of the four games
played 1t Louisville
Jack Ogden. who pitched the two
winning games At Louisville for Balti-
more 10 Manager Jack Dunn's selection
for tomorrow. and II Is thought that
either the veteran left handler, Nick
Cullop or Ben lineup. win 60 to the
mound for the visitors.
Manager Dunn said no would play
either Wade Letter or Mat Donahue at
riIht held in place Of Holden. This
change was made because Holden did
not play UP to Dunn's expectations at
Louisville.
The probable batting order for tomor-
rows game:
Louisville: Acosta, CT: HerIoE 2b:
Massey. II: Kirks. ID; Fills. RI: BAL
lenEer, Sc: Schspner, 3b; Meyer. {: Cul-
Top or Lineup. p
jacobson. CT: Boley. IS: Bentley. n:
Letter or Donohue, RI; Dowd. %: Egan.
c: Ogden. ..
Empires: Connolly (American assocl-
atom and MCGOWAN Gnt.rnationaD.
Tho game Ia scheduled 10 begin at
2:30 =. m. eastern standard time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
ATHENS MAN IS
VICTOR IN THE
STATE SHOOT

FarkrrshurS. w Va, oct. lc.-Ercak-
!rC lSa out OF 200 and making a total
g: 3I4 for tn" two days nj the events
o: the rarkcrsbuiE Guu club. held here
today and yesterday. Frank y. Raurh,
OF Athens, Dh!n. carried IN tn" hon"rs
NJ the end Of tho shoot this afternoon,
Ira Williams of s.. MarNs. who vas
close up and had n I'M" Chanc" to beat
Rouch fell down during IL" day by a
few more points. though he broke seven
NOR" OF IA" rta!s ;han on The first day
uc The shoot.
l.. p:nsmo"r. c,criei president "f tho
state association. WAS third IN tn" RAGS.
beating his brother. J. u. D!nSmo"r' 10y
lS6 to lSt cut or q total oc 400.
John +. I.allancc. Of Huntington. FOR
Nor state champion. tied for fourth non
ors with tho defeat Of pinsm""r.
During the afternoon l., lfnsmoor.
pres!dCn; cf thu state association. an
noun Cd that tho state championship
shoot which - IN he held In the spT ms
had he"n awarded "a l'arkersburG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
Muskingum-Wittenberg

Special - Tho Intelligcncer.
New Concord. Ohio. Oct. ic.--MuS.
kingum college journeys to Springfield
next Saturday to meet Wittenhers's
grid!rn0 machine. and what tho outcome
will be ~ a question. Coach Henderson
Ia far from 7atish"l with the form
being shown H. tn" local boys. Fell Is
stt!, on tho sjrk list and viii no. Eet. in
Saturdays game.
W!ttcnh"rc is regarded seriously. hav-
INK hold tho OH" Conference title for
two cara. Last Saturday. thc Luther.
ans hN,h 6heri!n 10 NO score and
showed rc'I strength.
Tn" rn'l"wlrE viii probably no Mus
kinEurs Nn"',?. ftuts"n. RaIlentyne
L"irr1r. Davis. Wallace, UuS%rr
Reach. Tvrhr". NrShan". Wilson and
Elrr'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
CECIL LE|TCH
MEETS DEFEAT
SECOND TIME

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. 12.-Miss Cecil
Leltch. British and Canadian woman
golf champion. today was defeated in
tho FIRST round OF play for the Berthe,-
lyn cup at the Huntington Valley Coun-
try club by Miss dilemma Collect. OF
Providence. l up.
1t was the second time since her ar
rival In the United States that the
British ace was bettcred in match play.
her first setback taking place a week
ago today whom Mrs Fred &. Let's. ia.
eliminated her from the national tourna-
ment at Hollywood. New jersey. Miss
l.e!tchs loss today also marked tho frst
time she has been put out OF tourna-
:rent In the flrst round since she frst
came into prominence as n golfer eight
years ago.
Miss Collect not only outdrove nor
prominent opponent but had better iron
shots. In her anxiety TO even up on
distance, Miss Le!tch began 10 press and
topped several drives at cr!tica! mo-
ments. Miss I-eltch was two up on Miss
Collett az the thirteenth hole but from
that point TO the finish the Providence
girl played perfect golf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
WELLSBURC HI
VS.. SOUTH HILL
Up 2ivsr Lads VIII Tackle Tough
YSnnsylvAnia usvsn Friday.
Afternoon.

Wrllshurg high schools football team
will not NEE. Wheeling HI this week As
advertised In local paper. but viii
play South Hi Friday afternoon at
KIwani. park. WellburR This Pennsy!-
vanIa outft hears n good reputation In
their section and viii! probably force
the homo lads 70 the limit. Wade. star
cT,ihack for wellshurE. expects 20 re-
,urr 10 the lineup FOR this game. his In
juriAs having rounded into good shap
and BARNES will return - the pivot
position. sendiaG Barr back to guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
b|SONS PREPARE
FOR BUFFALO|TES

Plenty Of signal practice with a light
sc-immaEe was the order OF practice for
tho Bethany BIsons yesterday after
noon. All the mon were out for practice
In spite Of some OF the rather severe
injuries received in Saturdays fray.
Though Buland Will not scrimmage
either Randolph or lean for some days
yet. re Is running no chances with
Buffalo next Saturday and will have
tho two huskies right at hand ready
10 inject Into the fray the minute II be-
comes necessary.
Buland yesterday began the perfection
Of his passing game. Russ FinStcrwali
the Ohio coach. stated that Buland's
defense was superior 10 Syracuse and II
may be said that the bison mentor feels
pretty we'll Sa'!> Il with tho work in
this department. ohio made far more
through tho Syracuse rush limo than she
did through Bethany's and was sew
eral times in dangerous territory for
the Orange.
Prepare for Holwsu's Ken
The Bisons realize, however, that be-
fore they can hope to mako credit
able showing with tho Midshipmen on
the goth Of this month. they are going
to have to have a good defense against
Folwelrs aerial attack as we'll rs his
runners. Tho Navy mentor has always
had teams that were noted for their Of
Tense AMI Bethany Is going TO have TO
use all she has to keep the service men
from running up few points. Navy Is
ruted as orc OF the strongest IN tho
country right now md heFo-n i've Re-h.
any game they will probably be much
better. Next Saturday they line up
tlT,St mi hk.n
arc hoping that they cantccn In a vic.
tory over the Tiger which Is stronger
than for some years and Is also rated
as ono Of the best etams In tho game
No More Dsfsatsf
With almost ono third Of their SEA son
tucked away with two victories out Of
three starts tho Bisons are settling
down TO take tho remainder OF their
games. Even the warmcs: OF fans,
those unmoved by sentiment who caicu-
late the game by touchdowns and points
scored claim that Bethany has an or crl-
lent chancec 10 finish her season unde-
reatcd and make herself the most IA
nous figure OF the 1921 football season.
The men who comprise the herd ha>o
the same Idea in View. and thero Is a
moro serious air about their work as
they prepare for the remainder Of their
hard contests.
students Behind Team
Last night over half ~ the student
body Witnessed the practice ami lent
their voices to tho genera; enthusiasts ~
o. tho men. The Pethany student bod
Is demonstrating that they are 100 pcr
cent behind tho team and arc doing all
In their power t. help The 1871 Rison
eleven mako football history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
rrrEBuHoM BILLIARDS

Pittsburgh. Oct. 12.-1n one Of tho
most spectacular matches .. the ra-
t!ona, thrce-eushion billiard Champion
chip tournament. Charles otis. New
York. defeated +. y. Denton. Kansas
City. today 80 20 ~ IN ~ innings. OTIS
played an uphill game but maintained
his lead after making II Billiards n
three innings. His high run was seven.
Hugh Heal. Toledo. won from Robert L.
.'annctax New York. 30 10 20 N :" In
n!rgs Eea:'> high run WAS four and
iiat ~ CannHfaS three.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13

g., = II 49,:
nybody around here Kelly" Q"si0" by New York fan
xpp %%S and FP r''S Monitor ana "'''''' ~ ~
tto os 6.s On on Room a. T Hs'fs5 g.:
,~ 6: IT. and and s>%1 the 5,' rush,
~ yc x s HH' ,m s sn s Do ssR d" Them any ~
% TsS 3rs sa hi: 2s H 's o De s""E S
down
rh,,v thought thew were trurnr on dlsarmn the latest
n mS'F* s ,%' 10 'q n'os, our men,
r ~ but ,o GSacn n noStSn
,hat y 70 this fall
Md called o. ,, WIEN 1,. they sss ' t1 1no .ss
oa @ toward Whs T dsd 5an s ns and
from Tho
r all upset The Ss % 1S Ss n 1n AMID
missed but game OF seven while ms Imp Jsq aT,
Ssi cIan sao viii f'T Win Maybe
usur High to meet the Gold and not this week
With carving tools at the first r'n'
IN gratitude 10 been playing sterling baseball
so WI" can prove U 5O@n S an" h,e 70 tss
The world with the most powerful teore 'Tasnso
removed mere
hump places
We heara Ruth and Mays
nd ely andthe winning
howl pull their thrilling plays
In Summe
Whomo little about
out q
AndSp
The offcsa, announcer says "Busn.
Burns yesterday in four trips And he has been
puIin some thrilling plays.
favorite but
vsaid" Ne tur the scores
Waite
hearts We mean Waite Ho
I'm all be So the game the
next
be for the eleven haing from
afternoon The may be hea'
the there Even
ala mpe the OF ESQ last Friday
this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
GAINES VS.. N. f. A. c.

hr-arc"'r we've. made Is. evening
:"r clash SIninS. nft"rnncu between
r." C;H'rrs \. = .'"E"u. - IrilcN,".:;.
and thH y. l.. \. =. eleven. 90 Martins
Ferry. and much interest Is being 'aken
IN tho ram". The" = mn"h rivalry h"-
tween ~" tw" ,oams. and n" doubt hero
VII 10 n !a-sc crowd on harl.