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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
EDDIE WEIGAND HAS
CANCELLED FIGHTS
New Castle "Flash" Dropped povore and
pwyer From His List to Avoid
injuries Before Battle Here
Tonight.

New Castle. Pa. Feb. l2.--l|ld!e Wei
eend. New Castle Flash" managed by
Jimmie Dime. ono of Americas SmaricSt
ring men rs in topnotCh condition. He
is scheduled TO battle Kid Williams, n
rugged West Nirginian. before Wheel
ing fistic club Monday night
jimmie Dime anticipates n hard fight.
"rhcy toll me Williams is very good. !
am here 10 say Eddie Weigand is a
pretty fair sort Of fighter, himself,
Now. when two hattlcrs get together,
there is action. Fans pay for action.
| have always felt strongly attached to
boys who could dcIivcr knpckoutS and
hdttIcd. bell to belt Nelgand Is one
Of This kind. | understand Williams
i also a mighty good lbattlor not only
scientifically hut in smuggling tactics
Eddie Is not entering the Sout out
Of >hapO--brcauSc the soor"t is out II"
had Il sore car a week ago and rather
han risk entering tho ring with Willie
ncVurc and Johnny DwyCr and having
il bruised more. he had the bouts post
p"ncd 80 that tho injured member would
I've IN fine condition when he crawlcd
through the mania" for a bout with
Williams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
sarvices This Morning

Funeral services for the late Sister
Mary Ann, who died Friday at the 81.
Joseph's convent, following a short III
ness, will be 0held this morning at .
o'clock. Requiem high mass Will be OIL
fcred by Father Hall, as celeorant' at
the same hour. Interment will be made
in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Deceased was one Of the Oldest SIS
tiers in this city. being SO years OF age.
She was one Of the oldest teachers, haV-
ing spent So years in teaching. the last
90 years being a teacher at st. Joseph s
academy. Previous to this she was an
instructor at Charleston.
Surviving her is one sister. Mrs. M
Taylor. Asbury Park. N. j. and two
nieccs. Miss Lillian Taylor. graduate
OF Mt. de Chantal. also of Asbury PARK
and Miss Anna Burke Of Sanwood, y. J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
ATTHEWS RITES.
At MOUNDSV|LLE
SERVICES AT $3.50 O'CLOCK TUES.
DAY FOR PROMINENT CITIZEN
OF MARSHALI COUNTY SEAT
Hon. S, W. Matthews Stricken With
Heart Attack Late Saturday-D1ed
within An Hour

Tmnoral services for Hon. s ". Mat
thews prominent MoundsYtllc citizen
who was stricken with heart disease at
his late home there late saturday. viii
be conducted in tho home on Seventh
street, Moundsvi,le. at ESQ O'Clock Tues
day afternoon. R"v Harold G.. Gaunt,
m stor or tho First Presbyterian church
OF MoundSvillc. will officiatc! 1ntcrmcnt
will be private in Mount Rose ccme'
terry.
Early Saturday evening. citizens Of
MoundSViiic were grief stricken at tine
news that."UnClc Jack" Matthew's. as he
was Familiarity known. had died sudden
" A. five o'clock. NJ. Matthews suffered
an attack of heart disease, and expired
within an hour. Perhaps no resident OF
NoUndsviIlc was more generally popular
than Mr. Matthews. and his death was
= shock TO hundreds ot people whom h"
numbered among his warm personal
friends
Samuel WyNc Matthew'S was horn in
Moundsvilc June ., 1916, and was son
Of the late James L and Martha Mat
theyS. pioneer residents OF that section
vt the outbreak Of the civil war. he en-
listed IN tho cavalry and served with
honor and distinction with tho union
memorable CnEaGcmcnts Of the conflict
Of the carly sixties.
Mr. Matthews was st1unch EcNuh-
lean. and many years ago held posi-.
ton in the United States postal service
nj Washington on an appointment by
Senator y. +. Scott. In 1897. he was
elected 10 the West Virginia state senate
serving until 1899 as senator from the
Second Senatorial district
He wa& ono Of tho organizers or tho
West Virginia Clothing company, now
ono cf MouNdsviIle'S most successful
merchantilc establishments. which =
now owned by J. 4 Boyd and associates.
White tho Marshall County Fair as
sociati0H was in cNisiHnCr. Mr. Mat
thcws waE a director and officer of tie
orEauiza' ion. and was prominently den
tilted with tho Matinee Racing assoc!a.
tion of MoundsviIIr. TIc has owned SOY
oral fast racing horses. and drove his
own horses on the t-ncN He was lover
Of horses. aud for th,rty-nvc years lad
witnessed the races each year At the
Wheeling fair
Mr. Matthews was heavily interested
in tn" financial affairs OF MoundsVill".
and was director OF tho Marshall coun-
~ bank.
TIc was also prominent in fratcrnaI
circles. He was member If Nelson
Lodg" No ~ A. F. & ~ NJ. At Wheeling:
the Knights TrmNlar. and Mrundsvillc
Lodg" No 2oo T. = .. Elks
Surviving h!ln m" his widow. who
formerly was Mss Louisa Ko,cor NJ
Shadys:dc ohio. and ono brother. Hon.
e =. Matthew's. Of Mouul~v.il".
Mr. Mathews paid his last visit +"
NA'bCNI,np r-,'1 ,F h lCIth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
SELL AUTOS TODAY
Cars which Carried Liquor 60 UnASR
The Hammer Hero

Three automobiles sliced by the GOV
eminent In liquor raids are now In a 10
cal gurag waiting to 20 under the anc-
tionecrS hammer Wednesday afternoon
at tho federal building. Tho machines,
a Buick seven passenger touring car, a
Stevens four passenger roadster and
Garford truck have been retained about
six weeks by tho federal authorities.
and after being duly advertised as re-
Quircd nv law arc 10 be sold.
Til" possession Of the automobiles
has hccn hard ono for tho federal aU-
thoriti"s 10 solve. as it Is said several
attempts have been made TO steal them.
hut they are still in the possession Of the
government and ready 10 be sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
AUT05CRASH ON
BR|DGEPORTP|KE
WHEELING CAR CoRS1D11A1I1
pAmAGEp-Ho CASUALTIES
Martins Perry Driver Alleged 70 b
Responsible

A roadster owned and driven by
Wheeling man whose name could not DC
learned. was damaged late last evening
near Stop "a out Bridgeport pike when
he was struck by an automobile dr'eh
by Joe Otto Of Martins Ferry.
Several people who witnessed tho &C
cidcnt said that the wheeling man was
coming in the pike and had driven over
into the street car track to let the
other car pass but instead the Martins
Ferry man made direct run for the
Wheeling machine, hitting 1t and dam
aging it considerably. The auto driven
by Otto was turned over.
Both cars had several occupants. be-
sides the drivers, all OF whom escaped
with the exception Of Otto who was cut
about the face. 1t is claimed that the
accident was due to the condition OF
Otto who is alleged to have been under
the influence of liquor.
Bridgeport police were notified out
arrived on the scene too late as ooth
cars had been moved to nearby gar
age. The occupants were taken to their
homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
JOHN A. BARR
WELL KNOWN CvLI WAR VETERAN
EXPIRES AT TR1A-
DELPHA.
Native OF Marshall County-FunerAl
Arrangements at Yet
Incomplsts.

John A. Barr, we'll known and aged
resident of Ohio county, died last even
ing AT / o'clock at the home Of John w.
Bird. OF Triadelphia, following three
weeks illness OF complications.
Deceased was born in Marshal! coun-
". where he was reared and educated
He was in his 18th year Of age.
At the outbreak Of the Civil war ne
enlisted as a private in Company r, 50th
OHIO Infantry. He served until the
close Of the war in 1855. at which time
he was honorably discharged. He came
to Ohio county, where he has since re-
sided.
The only immediate relative whom
survives is Mrs. Kate Albright, OF Bell
airc. o.
Funeral arrangements were incom-
plctr but in all probability will be heid
The middle of this week. Interment VIII
be made in stone Church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
Bambtno Getting Fat.

Babe Ruth is getting very fat. His
friends are sending him diet lists.
hooks on how to grow thin. and all the
other literature that heavy people de-
vour. Fat is one OF tn" worst enemies
Of ball players. You have seen Wilbcrt
Robinson. the rotund manager Of the
Robins. Hear what he told Ruth about
SuperfluouS weight:
You may get it off tins year, but
its going to come harder and harder aS
you grow cider. lie weighed l60 when |
YOU grow older. | weighed l6j when |
in 1885. thought then Id never grow
old and never get fat, but ! soon found
out differently Each year | struggled
harder and endured more and more
actual torture 10 get back whore Id
left OF the previous fall And YOU never
quite make It.
You can't eat what YOU .like and
drink what you like and lie around and
loaf five months of tn" year and cN.
poet To perl the fat uft ~ ~jN weeks
and hc As strong and healthy a. hrfor".
You'll do it for a year or Two. perhaps,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14

New Castle Night" Will mark thc re-
Cival OF the boxing game n WhGcllHS
this evening at the auditorium. under
the auspices Of Wheeling roSt No. /,
American Legion. Every bout Will bring
out at least one local boy, while New
Castle Will be represented N all hut
two. all boys Of whom ar" under IN"
careful wing Of Jimmy Dime, Lou Be
dell will bring several fans from the
Pittsburgh district Ia witness his sin
round go with Johnny Gallagher
NO delay" - tho Password Of Match
maker George "Ncliu" rhilhpS. VIII" is
In charge Of the entire affair Mr. rht'-
lips stated lust evening that the fans
will not pc disappointed in aQy Way
Whatsoever. as the trSt bout wilt start
at S:l5 sharp. From that minute until
the finish OF The main bout there will
be action.
Tickets for the light Will be on sale
1T the following cigar stores ~ Wheel
ing: Rc,naChrrS. Fort Henry Smoke
House. pvson'~ FIlau's. Fort Henry
Club Martins Ferry: Marshall Crop
psr'S. Padden Poo! Room. Summers
Barber shop.
Curtain Raiser.
While the thousands ~ fans are
squirmng about in their seats IN l rest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14

Today in New YORK. there Is being
held 4 meeting WATCH may make radical
changes in the baseball map That -
the gathering o. TIE mICnatcS OF inc
IntcrnR tiUnal League, WHICH. after
season OF prosperity unhcard OF inSthc
history Of eastern minors. IL becoming
moro and more ambitious.
While it - impossible to forecast the
results OF the meeting. ~ most 1nter-
estinS situa ton pregnant VITA p"SslhN-
tiles is presented Whether III" owners
will make an effort To remodel the CIR
cult at the present meeting or not. thcy
arc practically certain to tax" steps
Will put the league on higher basis
than eStr befor"
Providence and Montreal ar" both a.
lively soliciting membership III t"c cur
cult. The chances OF retiring Akron an"
Syracuse and substituting the two
larger icit!cs arc dependent upon now
far the promoters Of the larger league
idea are willing TO so.
That an Internationa! League with
Nn,trepl Toronto. Buffalo. Providence.
Rochester. Newark. Baltimore and J'r-
sew CITY or Reading. OF Syracuse. or
,Eron. would hava the possibilities OF
4 major league is undoubted.
southern cities Of the league To Mon
real and there are geographic difficult
To-, 10 almost any circuit formed OF the
mes named. But from those cities
,.,uId h,. selected y league drawing on
popuistiOn larger than the population
II the cities comprising either the Am
,riran or National league twelve years
ago.
The Growth Of Montreal and provi-
irncc c,pccially has been noticeable. In
The case Of Providence. it's absence from
e. ma Tor league all these years had been
iuc moro 70 sentiment than 70 lack or
population.
I, is a strange thing that an Sat;rr
..ty should so resent being dropped
from = major league that II takes AMY
, halr-hca rtcd interest IN minor league
baseball.
Rsitirnore was case IN p"n, When
the American League deserted Rasti-
M IRE the entire population resented the
f-ct and would have nothing To DO with
a minor league club u required Az
these Years to teach the Baltimore pub
lie that the baseball Of the big minors
= practically the same as that of the
majors.
lack Dunn succeeded in proving it TO
Them, and now. instead OF resent!nE the
fact that thev are rot in the majors.
the BaitimoreanS are arguing that In
terna tlonal League hall is better than
that of the majors-which Is not much
of an cxaggerat'on. regarding the last
few years at least.
The Providence promoters have taken
the cue from the experience Of Bait
more and arc actively seeking u fran
chisc in the International. Tho empire
builders are in FOR Il busy session.
Jack BHtton 10 said to have
remarked that he didn't like
Ted Kid Lswiss face. Yet he
ought 30 love it; he bad 80
much TO do with remodeltng it.
Talking with Joe Wood tho other eve
ming. / heard the finest tribute 20 golf
that I ever heard. Smoky Joe IS an
ardent golfer. ana the loss grass there
IS on that putting green On top Of his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
Funeral Today

This afternoon at . o'clock at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Rosa Whlte'
No. 20O3 liOff street. Will be helo inc
funeral services for Mrs. Louise GoetZe,
who died Saturday morning following
q lingering illness. Interfnent will be
made in Mount Zion cemetery.
Deceased was - years OF age, and had
con a resident ofith!s city for the past
rortv-rirht years coming here from Ger
many when she was but twenty-five
vnprs old. Her death came as a shock
10 her large circle Of friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
Drice Funeral.

Funeral services for DR.. b. NJ. Price
pastor Of the Shadyside presbyterian
church, wero held yesterday afternoon
at o'clock. Rev. J. W. Neiil( mooer-
ntor Of the ST. Clairsvillc presbytery,
ar which tho deceased was a member,
conducted the services. The body Will
he sent this morning 10 Ncllsvilie, o.
whore nrivate burial. will be made IN
the WcllsNilc cemetery ,...-.
Deceased came to Shadyside six years
AGO and had gained large circle OF
friends He was 50 years OF age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
wARWoop MANS MoTHCR DIES.

George Sutton. we'll known resident
of Warwood. was called to Maysville,
XIV. on account Of the death of his
mother. Mrs. Jane Sutton. which occur
red Friday evening. following weeks
Illness Mr.. Sutton left Saturday after
noon for Kentucky where he will at
tend the funeral. Hts mother several
years ago visited with Warwood people
and all who knew hero were indeed
shocked to learn OF her death. She was
a Nnnrs Of AEN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14

number OF others are waiting for the
warmer weather before ycntur,ns nat
upon the athletic field.
Plans for the track team ar" at the
present time 4 little unsettled. but / is
expected that NJ. Union and West Etr-
Einia will be met. In addition. Bethany
Will enter strong delegation II the
two meets planned for the colleges ~
the trs-statN district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
.PADDEN BOWLERS OFF
TO BOWLING TOURNEY
Martins Psrry's, Crack Outfit Left Yes
terday for Dayton o. to
Compete,

Martins Ferrys crack paddcN A. G.
bOwlerS. left yesterday afternoon over
the pennsylvania L. T.. for Dayton, g q.
where the Purple will compete in the
Ohio state tournament.
Team play will being tonight. IN
which the following Padden BOWERS Will
partlcipate: Cpperman. Hamburger, Wal
iunr MscNerl and Toleson. Ray will
compete in the doubles on Tuesday eve
ming with another of his team players
The singles will also take place on
Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
DRY SQUAD RESTS SUNDAY

Ur to 4 late hour last evening No ac-
tivitice Of the federal state or anti
-, loon lcagu" prohibition operatives had
been reported.
The officers n&d" several big haulS
Saturday at Follhlshec and as Il result
there are several hearings cxvcctcd n
he held today before l.. 5. Commissioner
John II Conrad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
FIGHTERS ARRIVE IN
CITY THIS AFTERNOON

All New Castle and rlt' S'I'Gn EGn'-
crs. who will appear On III" Anr"rirnn
Legion boxing card II IN auditorium
tonight. will probably arr'vc N the city
today shortly after Iob1 hour.
Eddie Wcigand. Batt'.n; OCl~ary RHI
Buck Freeman are N IN" way from
New Castle. Pa. while Lou R,dell -
making the journey frr his stab,t IN
Iil,SbiIr1h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
GETS STIFF SENTENCE.

Special Dispatch to The IntelligcncNr.
Weston, W. Va, Feb. l5.-Lewis coun-
~ authorities are taking the pr!mroses
of the path of the bootleggcrs. Upon
conviction oc being caught with two
Quarts Of whskey in his possession.
Howard Surlpter. OF Lost Creek. was
nncd S5O0 and costs and sentenced TO
serve SIX months in jail. by Magistrate
". ". ,'ha pman. Of Weston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
ORIOLES AFTER GAMES.

The Orioles. of this Ci,:. have ryan.
lied for the present flo'~ season and
would like 10 hear from some fast
teams in the Ohio valley averaging III
pounds. Last year tn Birds" wcrr
runners-up in the W.HSburE JuLi-r
tournament. losing out IN the semi-fnrl.
For arrangements Of "TInas call the
Intelligencer So or S25 and ask for
the Sport Editor. All games can be
arranged away from HUE. il necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14

The battle which is being wagrd ny
tn" proponents Of boxing for Its rec
"guit!un as an intercollegiate sport viii
not 10 mad" easier by the death Of a
boxer at the Naval Academy. Men have
been victims of fatal miShapS IN other
sports without 4 quarter OF the cutlery
which follows ever boxing casualty. Ac-
"'dentS will happen. but when II is an
accident IN boxing opponents of tho
sport arc pleased 10 refer 10 il as "A
Natural consequence Of the brutality OF
the sport
Tn" danger los not in boxing !ie"lr
hut IN tho way the sport IS r0udu,lCd
There must he competent supervision
over III" mon before and during the con-
tests. only those physically cLpa bl"
must be permitted to take part. and the
sport must bc kept within bounds. Give
tho average rullCgiau u lacrosse stick
and let him play The game as h" thinks
1t should be played and hr viii cause
moro damage than half dozen wild
h"Ncrs. Eut supervise the use Of tho la
crosse stitch and keep the colleCan
withjn the hounds of the rules. and q
highly interesting, hcalthful game Is
the result
We do ADMIT that boxing. a. an inter
collegiate sport. Is on trial. W. do not
brllr,c iuHI m, ;IwH = rip" for ga III
i,r,n'i. 2.,'.. r"<.ng l"r-U" ~Iw:',~ -,
tho ~ .mm.u-. w~v..liin: and uusA- ,bIi.
associations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
BETHANY TRACK TEAM
WORKING OUT DAILY
Thirty Men Arc Hitting the Outside"
Every Afsstnoon-Prospect
Are Good.

Bethany, W. Va. Feb l2.-Thirty
men daily hit the outside trail in prac-
fIce for the Bethany track team. 9rl
the prospects for good representation
In this field sport look bright
In addition a number Of those now
engaged upon the baskc .htil floor arc
expected 90 don their track toys with
sha close Of the floor season, and =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
SUGGESTIONS

A. basketball fan suggests that Geo.
Phillips, matchmaker for the Am"rl-
can Legion boxing bouts. should keep
his eye on Dutch" liamil. This boy
~ at present playing basketball IN III"
I.insly team. hut it appears LAT h"
would sooner scrap than pliv. 80 Q
might prove to lie a good man with the
fn!rs at some future Legion bout:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
Keedy Services

At o'clock today. at the family res
idcncc No. l4S Fifteenth street will be
held the funeral services for Mrs. Es-
tella Keedy, wife of Charles S. keedy'
,rbo died Thursday evening at the North
Wheeling hospital following short III
ness. Rev W. II. Fields, pastor Of the
First Christian church. will officiate. In
terment will be made in Greenwood Gem
etcry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14

Fred Fulton has been offered 4 match
with Frank Moran by 4 London pro
motcr. Fulton doesn't know whether
he will accept. Moran continues strong
overseas. When he went there he WAS
broke" but Il London paper declares
ne made so much money IN the Beckett
fight that he paid off all his debts and
is now able 10 live the life Of a country
squire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
FACTS ABOUT
TONIGHT'S FIGHT

Market Auditorium.
T!mr-poorS Open 80, F,rst Bout
Sis sharp.
Tjmckecper W3ndCr. Wheeling.
Rcferee-JaCk Dillon, pittsburgh,
Main Bout no Rounds)
Billie Williams. or Martins Ferry
q. vs.. Eddie Wc.gaud. ~ New
Castle, Pa.
Semi-Yinal Is Rounds)
frankie Ford. % AetuAviI'c. =, ".
Buck Freeman. Of New Castle. IA.
Prelimin1rtss Is Rounds)
Johnny Gallagher Il Wheeling. W
Va. vs.. Lou ECNrI. OF PITTS
burgh. Ia.
Six Rounds
Johnny NascHer. Of " God Sdaie. w.
Va, vs.. Johnny p'Clcary. OF New
Castle, Pa.
Curtain Raiser q Rounds)
Billy Rcuther. ~ Martins F"rry. Q.
vs Jackie James. 90 Wheeling.
W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14

CHANGING over this weeks Ohio Valley
floor schedule. one can see the most i'm
rortant games which arc to take place
between Tuesday and Saturday evening.
The week Will be opened at the Cath
cdral Arrrory, whdi Magnolia appears
at the Coop" in an attempt 10 lower
the colors OF the Cadets.
Other contests Of importance arc the
Whcelinc-R ellaIrc event and the Lins!y-
NoundSv!llc Sctto on Friday night The
Warwood -Moundsvillc affair on Satur-
day evening Is also attracting much
local interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14

Funeral services for Mrs. Hester lit
tie. whose death occurred at the Glenn
willie hospital. Cleveland. O., last Friday
evening. will he held this morning at
10 o'clock at the home Of J. c. Little,
No. Kruger street. Elm Grove. Rev
l.. r Lcwcllyn. pastor of the Stone
Presbyterian church. will ofticiatc. In
rrrmcnt Will be made in Dallas ccms-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
What About Goodwin

In all his dcarth OF acceptable laSkct-
hail referees ono wonders wkY Russell
Goodwin, the old Wash.-Jeft. star has
not been seen handling any games. He
proved to be most effcIen: football
official and he played just rs good u
game OF basketball while N college
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
CARD
Tuesday

Tuesday
Magnolia High at Cathedral.
wednesday
Mt. Pleasant at Wells burg.
Friday
Wheeling At BelldirC.
LinSly AT MoundSVille.
WC,lSV.iic at Martins Ferry.
SiSte-Svillc AZ Williamson
Cathedral at New MJrunSN!Ne.
WoodSfCld at BHrncsVill c.
Warwood at MinSo.
Saturday
Wheeling at Cambridge.
BcllairC n Lisbon.
MourdSvillc AT Warwood.
Martins Ferry at SteuhcuNillc.
SiStcrSyilc AT Point Plea SAINT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14

Judge l.. NJ Addleman is rapidly fin.
.>hmS up his term Of circuit court pro
pRratory 70 going to WellshurE where
he will sit for tn" Brooke county court,
which "pcr. February list. This viii
Il, tur .a.' term held there under tho
new legislature ruling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
GAME TONIGHT

The Y. NJ. H a. basketball team will
tackle the st Marks church contingent
on tn" Wheeling High school floor this
evening Everyone = invited to attend
free Of charge. The contest viii start
at oCloCh sharp.