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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
CHANGE IN WEST VA.
WRESTLING SCHEDULE

Sp..la! Dispatch to the lntcl!igenccr.
Norgantown. Jan. 1@.---Just before the
tournament for the University cham
r.onships in wrestling we're h'ld IaS'
r.cnt IL was announced that AN import
a,'t change had been made in the 1921
,,,,odule The meet with the Cnited
STATES Naval Academy matmen ut An
r,nolis has been shifted from February
Irih TO February Goth. according TO the
announcement.
In all probability another home GATE
,,.uI he udLed 10 the schedule. anu NJ
,nn prrSent time II appears as though
The University OF Virginia outfit VII!
oc,upy the Nays original date, FcDru-
AIRY -. 60
However. an effort Is being made to
bavrth virginia grapp!crs come mere on
I.,l.IY,. February II, instead OF the
rt,,lt following. because the strong
Crave C!tv College quintet has already
hran cardcd for = game on Lincoln
birthday, The game with Grove 'l'y
yl,. undoubtedly be such an important
r,.r,ost that it will not Justify the attn
I,.,t. DEPARTMENT To bring the N!rEin.ahS
herr on tho same night 49,,
win these changes tho schedule Will
he as follows: January Is, ONO UhiFcF-
suy here; January -. L"hiEh lhIHer-
siiy ut Bethlehem. Pa; February D. Chi-
varsity Of Pennsylvania here; February
~. University Of Virginia here Febra-
ary 10, Washington and lie" here fep-
ruirv &c. United States Navy Academy
at Annapolis.
From n West Virginia STANDPOINT
,l. revised schedule IS even more a.
r,riIvc than 1t WAS when tho 'cn'a-
t.y, announcement WAS made mere R''
work. In the first plac" Il gives an"lh-
cr home date. and secondly, II gives
in,. varsity matmcn two moro weeks |"
rr,iarc for their important meet WIN
,hn Midd.cs Everyone knows IN"
strength OF the Naval Academy nEtt'h'h
and If the MountaiuccrS can max"
cr,,iitablc showing In that meet th'
,,.a,,cn Will hc regarded ms success
T,vo ezra weeks Of pract!c" before
this meet will be Of great benefit L.
the varsity grapplers, who are Just
atartinC out in their first season.
Charles 4 Gibbons. of Morcant"wn.
student In the engineering school
was elected student manager OF tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
BOXING GAME GETS
ANOTHER START IN
WHEELING TONIGHT

Wheoling's faYorItc ring fans Will
got another taste OF the manly art
which was famous in this city Tor many
wears mast. when the National Sporting
club opens its doors this evening IhTcc
good bouts have been arranged 'h'Iuu-
ing six rounder and two four roundrtS'
frankie Ford, the famous ActhaN'''e
slucscr. and Young Jeftres of the Same
town, will mix 1t in the main bout OF
six rounds Eddie Vasscr. feather
weight. and Young Roberts. Wheeling
sensational conner In the ia pound dlFi-
sion, will come together In four rouh-
der while two other good local boys
will be secured for the other bout or
four rounds.
The National Sporting club IS s't"a''o
in tho old rooms OF the chop Sucy hal''
or directly over the Lyric theatre I door
above Houses Music store. All Ia'S
arc invited 10 attend under the cordial
welcome OF billie" stewart and R@Iph
dzyingston. prcprietorS. Membership
cards will be sold 10 those VII" wish |"
become n regular attendant at the box
ING matches. which VIII be held every
Thursday evening in the club EynhA-
stun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

wrestling team. at n recent meeting
Of the athletic board So far captain
has not been elected. but a leader VIII
be named by the squad before the ini-
tial meet with ohio University here
next Saturday night.
Students and townspeople are taking
an unusual interest in the opening
wrestling matches with the Buckeyes
and present indications are that the
ark" Will he packed when the rival
matmcn clash.
After SIX weeks Of hard training un-
der the careful direction Of Coach Day
ton the wrestling squad Is In the best
POSSIBLE condition. as was shown last
night in the tournaments. The men are
green" It is true. but they have de-
vciopcd rapidly and have an excellent
chance Of holding their own with more
experienced mat outfits The remainder
Of this week will be taken up with
preparation for tho meet Saturday
night. and Coach Dayton will rcNe his
undivided attention to the men who
showed up well last night In the
tournn mcNt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
WHEELING IS WORKING
HARD FOR WEEK-ENDER
Coaches Ross and Taylor Getting Ready
for Games With Parkersburg and
Stsuoenvine This Week.

Under the careful coaching of Miss
Taylor Of the Wheeling High girls. aud
Coach Kclcel Ross Of the boys. the
Gold and Blue floor flres are making
rapid strides in their daily practice
sessions in preparation tor the big
weekend contests with SteubenVille on
Friday and Parkcrsburg on Saturday
On Friday evening the boys will
Journey 10 Steuocnville and participate
in the main event. while the girls will
also make toe trip and furnish the
preliminary. Although both OF the
local teams are considered about the
strongest in the state. \ reverse may
be met at tho hands OF the Orleans as
their records in previous years on the
fOU- stand out among the leading
teams % the valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
WESLEYAN ON BIGGEST TRIP IN
FLOOR HISTORY LEAVING TONIGHT
MHTHoprSTS MEET MARIETTA,
BETHANY, W. 6 y, CARNEGIE
AND OTHERS ON TRIP.
Eight Players. Coach and Athletic d.
rector VIII Make tho Journey
Success Is Expected.

Ruckhannou. Jan. 12.--Wcsc Virginia
WESLEYAN college will start m the big
gcss haske. ball trip IN its history to-
morrow evening. when Z squad OF eight
nlayrrs. Coach - & Rveder and Dt-
rector L. W. Shumakrr leave here for
an eleven day trip which embraces nine
games. Tho CiIrkSburg N'sSrican Lc-
gion appeared her" tonight. thus giving
the Wesleyan tussers ten hard games
In a row. The team takes on F2trmont
Y. VI. G. a Us III" opener Of the trip
tomorrow uighc. and judging from the
work uf tho r2irmonirrS IN the gau:s
here last ,Yeck. when Wesleyan wou by
g i've point margin. the game N Fair
mon, will I've SIN ore 70 oPcn up
with.
Wesleyan j. n trim - the trip.
Thcry have been hut Two cases az SICK
ness. and neither OF these has been
serious. More than tweRty rcn are ont
for the five. and tina eight men 10 be-
chosen Cor re trip wcr" not namci
until after the game with :he Clarks-
burg s.: had boon p!aScd her" tonight.
Any Number os fire men are out to-
tho five. thus making the problem OF
choosing mcn for the early trip very
difficult.
Tho entire schedule for the trip IL.
c'udes Fairmort Y. Pitt. Marietta.
Washington and Jefferson. Bethany.
Allegheny, Ruhl club Of Sharon. Grove
Cicy and Carnegie Tech. The final
switch OF changing from the Buffalo
Germans - the Buhl club was made
because 81 the strenuous trip which
would have been made had the five gone
up 10 Buffalo srum Mcadvil.e and then
hack 10 Grove CITY the next night.
Sharon = on the road from Mcadv.,lo
20 Grove City. and makes two shors
Jumps. whereas the trip to Buffalo
would have consumed many hours, -
>ty nothing Of the hard game which
Wesleyan would have 10 have played
with the wor:ds champs. The Iuci
club is = good organization aud ~
pretty sure 10 give Wesleyan a gcoa
hard game.
Tho showing made by Wesleyan on
this trip Will give the BuCkhpnnoa
Merhodlsts their rating in the tri-:i1;"
this season. Should Wesleyan win nj
or most Of thu games on the trip tho
rating given 70 tho Methodists riust
necessarily be very high. 1t cannD: be
expected that Wesleyan can win all Il
the games on this trip. but It Is fclt
that nice showing VII be mule
Marietta and Grove city look TO De the
biggest stumbling blocks. Nealc' has a
powerful five over in the buckeye state.
while Grove city IS undefcated. having
taken Pitts number 3S-2S last T:,la&
might.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
PARKERSBURG HI
At MOUNDSV|LLE
BIG RED" TEAM rLAYs FIRST
GAME ON THREE DAY TRIP OF
Orange and Black Tosscrs Not Discour-
aged with Wretched Showing At
Wellsburg-Worktng Hard

Park"rsburg High Schools big Red"
hasll"lpIll Iv" viii play the first game
OF n three day trip this evening at
Moundsv!Ila when Coach Swcency's CO.
horts lineup against the state invaders
Uaruum and funk, two stars on the big
Red" football! eleven and also crack
plnycrs on the court. will be the main
spring Of the visitors and are expected
tn attract considerable interest In the
trim games FOR III" state team.
ON Friday evening the Park"rshmrg
I've Will Journey TO Wc!lshurG from this
city whcrc they are making their head
quarters. aal meet the strong Orange
and E.ark floor quintet on the up-thc-
river gym. According to reports from
down the state the h!S Red" invaders
are confident that they will have easy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Many a Pretty Face
Spoiled by Pimples

rid the blood OF these disorders. And
the one remedy which has no equal as
4 blood cleanser IS s. s. s.. the purely
vegetable blood medicine. which has
been on the market for more than hfty
years. 1t is sold by druggists every
where.
II you are afflicted with this form
OF skin disease do not expect TO be
cured by lotions. ointmcuts rs they
can not possibly reach the source OF
the trouble, which Is IN the blood Be
Kin taking S $. ). today, and write 4
complete history Of your case to our
chief medical adviser who will give YOU
special instructions, without charge.
Write a. once 70 Medical Director, ST.
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

picking with Moundsvills and wslls-
burg. but fear Wheeling on Saturday
evening. But the first two contenders
for the Parkersburg scalp cannot bo
overlooked and the scribes from down
, the state are badly mistaken in making
such q ridiculous statement as TO say
that Moundsville and Wellsburg will
be soft spots. ~.
The team will arrive in this city this
morning and rest at the Mcclure until
. this evening. Nine players are making
: the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
.BELLAIRE,S CRACK
FIVE OPENS SEASON
Red and Black Team From over-ths-
River Has Former Marietta Stars In
Linsup-Mset Local Y. n. c. A.

Rsllaire r. G. will open their 1921 !
floor season this s"ening with the local
Y. VI. Z. \ basketball Qi:atet az this :
city on the ~ floor.
Bcllaire Is determined to turn in q ,
successful season and he over-the river !
boys are anxious 10 o-'p IN tho orcner. !
With such stars in the lineup as Lop"- T,
man. McDermott and other former Rel |
lairo high school and Marietta 'ollec" !
stars. the URioans are confident that /
they can turn the trick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
.theScreen
) ofSport
1oxr N.N G,Vp,&
by N~& S.S&A&o7y


nave oSt '"'S
The greatly increased entries
the case
favor OF dogs Is normal Ih'S " ns" ukS
go
the favey a
it Is hard now 10
In one n u search
and '%ard Is VI 'e
needs friend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

Don't close your eyes TO the warn
ing which nature gives, when insight
" p!mplcs appear on your face and
other parts Of the body,
Not only are thes" C!mplcs and
Eoiotchcs disilgurins. hut they lead to
Hc-.yus skin diseases that spread aud
ca,,e. -. most d!scomrorting !rrita-
zion and pain Sometimes they fore
tell Eczema. bots. hlistcrs. scaly crup-
tons and other anaoyanccs that burn
like flames Of fire. and make you feel
that sour akin Is uh,az".
When these sywp'oU~ rpp'ar on any
y4SI ~ L. EDDY. trk@ rr",up. steps to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
THETA MI TO BETHANY

The Theta Mu basketball team, which
pr.sed the clean sport enthusiasts
few weeks ago by taking the West N!T-
yinia All-stars into camp VIII Journey
TO bethany College tonight 10 "ngAc'
the college team In what will no doubt
he q scrappy game. The fraternity WIZ!
send their strongest team on the floor.
Bethany will start the regular varsity
Ave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
MAJOR-M|NDR LEAGUES FINALLY
SIGN NEW NATIONAL AGREEMENT


r-cemert brought a sharp statement
from Judge Lands concerning 'AS po"
"rS he must nave az" t ,,,tmotum
reports that he Hau ISSUE" q" Ir,,t,,
giving ;h" r'Hu """''N AZ do1
IN which /" MAKE '"'" w. tf,,,,, hut
The judE" H:1 h"t SCI = ',", 49,. ,,o,r-
dill ;"N n" c'"h "M"''S '''''' '''''
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When tho copy OF ."T E,M ,%s lon
asreemen; was DF'"s'' ,,,s - SOC
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t'"h say NIX lh''' '"' ''' ~ ,orsIJ-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Eocentricity Up to Dats-He ~

Eccentrfcity Up 20 UAtS-H6
dear. I've warned you before and now !
must insist that We try 10 live withiA
our income"
She-"On. very well. X you want 10
be considered eccentric by everybody
in our set."-Boston Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

A. sign In your window for a year
will not be read ty as many people rs
an .kd in Tho lut2liigenCcr for one day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

co, Ham said: An Old lazy opared heahttcn houn dog Will
abuse ana k'cNS anu o'o '
better than any animal n world cxceptin a woman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Mus%e Duck PIN League

O-P-P-O-R-T-U- N-f-T-Y
INTELLlGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

,f,.o,
p0''' '"""
is deadly,
fisherman for person VINO @ s and The cotton rheaes
l'"u ' sor,o the
cotton ihFea"eFS spufo e'S ~ ~
is matter OF pF''S'' , ,n ,s lust bit lower
weaNhsh on i'" rto md
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that 1t IS c'h'a 10 "S' Of
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do" HS""H % Nshed S
blow hsh'ng
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which We want
eirracs
roc" one ~ With until he To-
art that floats IN the air % % trout II he can with only
the strength fish
,..u -t,,rr =, tcchnicaltv nd knockin
Inc so.,oo inside method
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mention or IN the lakes II Grams ,,c ~. rainbow and
Evening star., 1921-11-29
NEED T0STAb|L|zE
ECONOMICS seen
Parley Must Wake Up or Eu-
rope Will Be Ruined, Is
Italian View.

Whether the arms limitation confer
ence succeeds in greatly reducing arma-
ments or not, it will at least per-
form one great service, and that Is to
focus the attention Of the participat-
ing powers and the civilized world
generally on the absolute immediate
necessity of taking steps to stabilize
the economic condition Of Europe. This
is the viewpoint of the Italian oeie-
gates. who admit frankly that II the
nations. because Of this conference or
other conferences to which 1t may
point the way. do not wake up. Europe
will be ruined and America adversely
affected by the failure.
Need Clearly shown.
The Italian delegation is frankly
pleased with the frequency and
weight of articles from such authori-
tative sources as Frank A. Wander
lip on the economic situation abroad.
| tion to the fact that nations are
spending money on armament. every
penny of which is absolutely needed
for economic development. Such a
condition. the Italians feel. shows the
urgent need for acceptance Of the ini-
tiative Of the United States looking to
genuine and far-reaching reductions
in both naval and land armaments.
That Italy is thoroughly in sympathy
with the American viewpoint and
program is evidenced by the statement
| that '.the program of Italy Is the pro-
gram of the United States, whatever the
latter may be-
Information from Italian headquar-
| ters indicates that there is no change
! in the attitude of that kingdom. as
| made plain heretofore. She cannot
| imagine war with any European
| neighbor in anything even approach
| ing the near future. 1t is stated so
| that her policy of sweeping land dis
| armament is subject to no outside in
| fluences. When It comes to sea power
Italy, being almost entirely a Medi-
! terranean power. feels that her feet
should be commensurate with that
Of France. II France must have a
larger fleet, then Italy will feel she
ought, in justice to herself, ask the
same. II France reduces, Italy will be
| glad to reduce.
| Italy's naval experts are still en-.
| gagged on preparing data necessary
| for the arrival Of final conclusions ir
the matter, with all indications being
that she Is favorable to submarines
valuable defensive weapons of small
| er countries. and light craft. rather
than to capital ships When the tina
recommendations are presented fol
| action, however. 1t is certain that mel
ther Great Britain nor France will b,
taken into consideration as "Mediter
ranean powers"
Evening star., 1921-11-29
TWO ADDITIONAL DEATHS
RESULT OF THEATER FIRE

NEW HAVEN. Conn, November
29.-Two more persons who were in
jured in the fire which destroyed the
Rialto Theater Sunday night died to-
day, making the actual death list
six, the coroner having eliminated
the name Of Timothy Hanlon. who
was victim OF heart disease. Those
who died today we're Everett Case
and Victor Corteller. both of this
city.
The deaths last night were those
OF Allen Keith. a Yale sophomore,
whose home was in Southport, Conn,
and Miss Mabel Moran. q telephone
operator OF Derby. Conn.
Keith. after getting out of the
theAter unharmed, returned and as
sisted q number OF women out Of the
place. returning again to search for
others. On his last trip inside, which
he prolonged in order to grope about
in the smoke, he was burned Sc
verely.
Evening star., 1921-11-29
new ENGLAND SUFFERS
FROM STORMS HAVOC

BOSTON. November 2s.-New Eng
land cities and towns were recover
ing slowly today from the damage
and confusion caused by the storms
Of the last two days. While efforts
were being made to restore lighting.
communication and transportation
services, q new storm Of hail set in
in eastern Massachusetts. the wealth
er turned cold again and the icy
burden that prostrated wires, poles
and limbs OF trees increased. Hope
that lights could be provided tonight
for nearly two-score cities and towns
that were in darkness last night
lessened.
The storm toll in life was two,
both persons being killed by live
wires; in money It was a million dol
lars or more. representing damage to
the equipment of public utilities
companies. 1t will be days before
conditions can approach normal
again, the storm in immediate effect
and in disturbing consequences being
among the worst in New Englands s
storm annals.
Evening star., 1921-11-29
REBUTTAL OPENED
IN ARBUCKLE CASE
Prosecution Has Forty Wit
nesses Ready to Be Called
for Short Questioning.
BY the Associa ted Press.

ny the AsSOctate0 Pfeeg.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, November
29.-Rebuttal testimony was the
order of the day at the reopening Of
tho Roscoe Arbuckle granddaughter
trial this morning. The district at
torney's office, after a conference of
all those engaged in the prosecution.
announced that about forty witnesses
would be heard.
The testimony each is expected to
give is SO brief. however, that 1t was
indicated it probably would be COM
pleted today.
Arbuckle's own story of the events
at a party Re gave in his suite in the
Hotel st. Francis here, ct which the
prosecution contends he administered
fatal injuries to Miss Virginia Rape.
was given to the jury yesterday. In
substance he said he found her i'll and
did everything in his power to allay
her suffering. Cross-examination fail
ed to make him change any particular
OF his description.
tion's list for today was Mrs. Cathe..
! rine Fox of Chicago. a close friend OF
/ Miss Rape. 1t was intimated she
would testify that Miss Rappes
| health was good. The defense has
contended a chronic ailment caused
her death.
Evening star., 1921-11-29
WIRE SERVICE CUT OFF.

Washington was almost complete.
ly cut off from communication with
the west for eleven hours last night
and this morning as the result Of a
driving rain, followed by q freeze.
which broke down more than 120 wires
of the American Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company and about twenty be-
longing to the Western Union Tele-
graph Company between Harrisburg
and Pittsburgh. 1t was not until 8
O'Clock this morning. however, that
direct communication with Pitts
burgh could be had by the telephone
company.
The weather bureau characterized
this disturbance as a mountain
storm" and said it would not move
eastward. The storm along the coast,
slight effects Of which were felt here
Sunday and Monday, is now in the
vicinity Of Cape Cod, the bureau said.
and Washington 10 not included on
the itinerary of any storms for quite
n while
Evening star., 1921-11-29
POLICEMAN COMMITS
SUICIDE, INHALlNG GAS
Ordered Before Board Of Surgeons
Clifford, Aged Sixty, Decides
to End His Life.

Policeman Francis o. Clifford OF
the tenth precinct, one OF the forty
nine members of the police ordered
to appear before the board Of sur
eeons for medical examination be-
cause he was more than sixty years
of age. committed suicide today by
inhaling illuminating gas.
Clifford. who was q native OF Yer.
mont. had been q member OF the
force since 1889, during part OF which
time he was in the mounted service
He performed his last trick Of duty
between o'clock yesterday afternoon
and midnight and was apparently wei
and in his usual good spirits when h<
left the station and went to his bachelor
apartments at go Irving street.
About 80 o'clock this afternoon oc
cupants Of other apartments in tn
building detected the odor Of gas and
notified police Of the tenth precinct.
The policeman who RESPONDED
forced an entrance to the apartment,
and found the dead body Of hi,
brother oflicer. Clifford had inhale<
gas through tube attached to wal
fixture and had covered his head.
He was unmarried. Much OF hi
police duty was performed in thu
tenth precinct. which included pos,
detail at Brightwood. Coroner Newt
is investigating.
Evening star., 1921-11-29

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