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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-18
JOHN G. TWELLs DEAD.

New York. MArch lf.-Ihn Hrn'h ~
John S TwullS. 81. who retired J., year
AGO, after 20 y~lTS ia I'll, consular e"r
vica OF the United States w'L3 nnnpu'H''d
h..r. to-day. II" hLd been american C''',-
sui ut Naples, Jam:Ca and car Sbtd.
Mr. rweiN who Wa m'rn mar im!'l
more Md. and walls a member 81 IN"
princeton ciusaS Of 1854, Ip ! on IT,
taN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-18
IS
HOLDUP VICTIM
D. G. MONTGOMERY ENCOUNTERS
GUNHTAN WHEN TROLLEY POLE
IS PULLED FROM WIRE
Second Robber Suffers Attack Of "Cold
Feet" and Gunman Secures
Only Three Dollars

= g. Montgomery. conductor on mo
WhDcl:nE Fraction car leaving IGIy!and
'.r Nhcr..ng =; O'Clock asst night.
w. l.H'l 80, ~ 80 i,"!nt "F 4 revolver
AID rcho,.j II inrr" dollar" lat night.
III" '-"..'y poi" WAS p4i'"I from the
VIZ "a r!r' ear was about midway
h,jw,an Ely!Ji.G and T!.'unT...c. Con-
GGc'r- M,a:E"mcry won't - =" rear or
-, cy- - ="riIc" -" trolley on the
3. -. md - h." stepped 'hind IN" car
!r 'roh-I into til" ru&z," 81 = r"Eolvc.
ana Wur commanded by the Gunman To
~, m his hands. Tho conductor com
ri.rl and th- man with the gun sig
r.'"l ~ another naa standing rcW
Zee. AVA. The second man. however.
seemed ~ suffer an attack II cold
feet" %GI lid not approach.
THO Tran win IT, r"V"lv"r then went
LASTLY q rough phrt Of ~" conductors
nrrn";e SECURED dire" dollars, and 'ht
tw" mate Their cscarn "y"r Iii" hill
eide.
The r"'.hr-y was e'ascI 50 quietly
'':at Dar,"ng,rs ~ -" car DID not
la,w v'.r' r,L Irrr"ucl.
Martins Ferry i."..,r w'-e Notified Of
-" !".1IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-18
TO SrGN POLISH TREATY

Warsaw. Mar. II Polish, EGssiln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-18

and Ulrainian delegates will EtEn tn"
treaty between Soviet Russia and Po-
land at seven O'Clock Friday evening. Il
is officially announced here Negotia-
lions on the treaty. which will establish
peace between Russia and this countrT,
have been completed at Riga, where the
cermony Of signing will talk place
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11
CAPITOL. HARTFORD.

Elaine Hammerstein, whose popu- lartty increases greatly with each new film in which this beautiful young star appears. will be shown at Cap itol. Hartford. the last half of this week in Poor Margaret Kirby" from Kathleen Norris novel. Miss Ham, merstein is presented as a popular young society matron who turns her famous home into a boarding house when her husband meets business re- verses. It is the young woman's valiant stand against diversity. her refusal to break under the weight of her husbands unappreciative up braiding. and the scorn and ridicule of former chums. that make the pie ture an opportunity for the display of Miss Hammerstein's unusual pow CTS of expression.
 For mirth and melody it would be difficult to beat the Seven Rose Buds, a group of juveniles. who delight with songs. dances and humorous dialogue. The Amaranth Sisters have a wide va riety of dances and they have a diff ferent way of putting over their
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11

hand. she made the lawyer fall Tn love with her, as you will learn when you see Viola Dana in the role of the silk -stockinged crook in "Blackmail, Metros melodramatic thriller now showing at the Lyceum. Don't miss this feature photoplay.
 In "A Cry at Midnight an eX- citing Nick Carter movie starring Tom Carrigan. the fondest expectation Of those who love to read the famous stories, are req alized.
 The Nick Carter series are chock full of action. Nick Carter and Chick think nothing of getting captured by the gang and arc just about to De put to death when-of course they are rescued by the beautiful Mae Gaston.
 The sandstorm is one of the most dramatic scenes in Sahara the fea- ture picture for Sunday night. with Louise Glaum in the leading role. Souls of Men is the other feature, with an all-star cast, in addition to the usual program of short subjects.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11
Rehearsals Under Way
 For ''Springtime"

At the rehearSalS of the various groups tonight, each participant is expected to don his or her costume, so as to pass the board of "censor ship and be ready for the dress re- hearsal an evening or two later. Great fun is this first trying on of the cos tumes for ''Springtime" for the play covers a period from 1888 to the pres ent and the styles of 1868 create great merriment, when seen for the first time. The costuming of each period is correct in every detail and this with the best amateur talent of New Britain, good music and several fine chorus groups, make the attrac- tion one of the finest ever given in this city.
 Among the musical hits are My Garden of Memories. Till Our Dreams Come True, Fairy Tales, When You Dance the Stephanie Gavotte, and the popular "Springtime" chorus. Twelve Little Maids of the Jury in a trial by jury act arc only one of the many novelties included in the popular mus icaI comedy.
 Dancing too will be featured and among the dancing groups are tho Mardi Gras, Memories. The Futurist and The Rainbow groups. At Crow elTs drug store the ticket sale Is progressing and those who hold tick eta are advised to exchange them ear lv so as to get choice of reserved
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11
CHAS. RAY IN PARIS
 GREEN AT PALACE.

Charles Ray makes an appealing figure as a lonely doughboy in the wilds of Paris and later as farmer boy who has been given the icy stare by his sweetheart in Paris Green, his latest photoplay, now on view at the Palace theater.
 Charlie is Luther Green, corporal, who takes advantage of an hour m Paris before sailing home to make the acquaintance of dainty little French miss. He returns to America and "civvies'' to find that the girl to whom he was engaged when he marched away has since transferred her affections to another man. But his gloom evaporates when his Par. isian friend, since come to America in search of a missing uncle. seeks Luth- CTS protection against some crooks who are pursuing her. He disposes of her molesters quite handiiy ana wins her heart as we'll.
 AS a special Keith vaudeville head liner for Friday and Saturday, the Palace presents one of the best rom Brown acts playing the Keith c1rcuit' Tom Browns symphonic Revue. h has a cast of five women and 8 man and offers an excellent musical pro- gram that will be a rare treat Ihey play numerous musical instruments 10 good advantage and the Palace pa irons will see an act today and Sat- urday that will make them sit up ana take notice
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11
THE GOOD SHIP HONEYMOON"
 MUSICAL REVUE AT LYCEUM

Ben Loring with his Musical Fol lies is presenting The Good Ship Honeymoon" the second half of this week. and the program includes sev- eral pleasing specialties with nov city finish. There is plenty of sing ing and dancing by the principals and the beauty chorus to insure en- tertainment.
 She had his love letters and she threatened him with breach of prom ise proceedings-he a very rich man. And then his lawyer did a most un- usual thing. He proposed that his client marry heron three thousand a year. Flossie was fiabbergasted, but she didn't show it. On the other
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11
COLASANTO'S BAND
 RIG HIT AT FOA'S

One of the biggest and best musical acts to come to this city IS the one appearing at FoX's the last haif or this week-Francesco Colasanto and his l5-piece band, together With Mazda Dahl grand opera singer. The audience that heard this act last even ing declared it to be one of sterling quality and of a type that fills a long felt want in vaudeville circles here. Not only does Miss Dahl sing a num- Der of selections which show tho wide range and excellent quality or her voice. but also interpreta several selections from the better known grand opera productions. Colasanto V band is composed of expert musicians and their playing Of gems rom the famous masters is all that can be de- sired. Colasanto himself. is not able character in the musical world and tho masterful, yet unique, manner in which he conducts his band, shows how he has earned the title of tho most eccentric musical director on tbo stage. Three other vaudeville .cts two double numbers and a sin gle act. complete tho vaudeville oali. One. tho Dancing De Fays. Apache and other novelty danco hits, deserve special mention.
 The motion picture starring attrac. tive Wanda Hawley is Her Beloved Villain This is one of the best farce comedies ever produced on the legitimate stage, let alone reproduced or the screen. A Frenchman, about to visit Canada, entrusts his fiance to the care of his friend. On his return he finds that his pal has supplanted himself in the affections of the girl and the two are married. He at once starts trouble, but the nature of the
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11

trouble he starts and the many and varied mixups that occur are humor- ous in the extreme. 1t is a picture we'll worth watching. Mutt and Jeff. the Fox News and a special comedy reel as a filler are also exhibited.
 The management is at present ne- gotiating for a big act of unusual in- terest for the first half of next week.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11

catchy songs. "Blueing the Blues" is the lyric and jazz singing feat by Jackson and Taylor. Griff is the comedy king who tuggles. blows bub-
 bles and entertains with an automatic doll Jean and Elsie, maids of mel ody. are as charming as they are vocally and instrumentally proficient.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11
LDINC A HUSBAND Adele GarrisOn's New Phase Of
 Revelations of q Wife
hnngcs Dicky Disclosed.

hnnges Dici<y Disclosed. somctlmes if tho tram Ixation arc n blessing or have followed my prim- N upon hearing Dicky's Edith Fairfax for not ed her favorite flowers kgo bouquets he had he welcofne-home dinner |i Leila, I would have I'd. torn from their hands
 were tying. and scat |ely blossoms upon tho orist's shop. And In so have given vent to tho h. which, instead. I was bottle up within myself nminbly at my husband beside him.
 tho portion of my ways remains sane and when am threatened ni anger. know thnt meant nothing by what to Edith. It is simply Dyally courteous, almost hner which he adopts
 woman. especially If t all toward his rather ndard of beauty. And. men. Dieky has kept cnrcssing manner to Excepting. of course. Sgry or annoyed.
 Iced proprietor saved me by coming forward
 he had been clipping. wonderful fragrant mass
 maw Diclty'a eyes leap s love of things beouti- hem. Then Inc glanced op quickly and Specu- at Edith and me. I x. the plan for some Iich had lcaped into } littlo proprietor came with tho roses.
 Command.
 n. right 2" he asked. the
 m enthusiastic am n his face. He knew
 roses.
 ns you arc n minute!
 Adcd. "Madge. come
 Edith. That's right!
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11
New Strength and Energy For the
 Weak and Aged

To be strong, vigorous and active you must have plenty of good, rich, red blood of the kind
 that organic iron-Nuxated Iron-helps make, Nuxated Iron is like the iron in your blood and like the iron in spinach. lentils and apples, while metallic iron Is iron just as 1t comes from the action of strong acids on small pieces of iron. ated Iron. It quickly helps make rich red blood. revitaIze woFnout. exhausted nerves and give new strength and energy. At all druggists. Beware
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11
EUZz:H3JI;3slT
FRECKLES
March Brings Out Unsightly Spofs
 How to Remove Easily.

March Brings Out UnsightIy SpotS-
 How to Remove Easily.
 The woman with tender skin dreads March because it is likely to cover her face with ugly freckles. No matter how thick her veil. the sun and winds have a strong tendency to make her freckle.
 Fortunately for her peace of mind. Othine-double strength. makes 1t possible. for even those most suscept- able to freckles to keep their skin clear and white. No matter how stubborn a case of freckles you have, the double strength Othine should remove them.
 Get an ounce from your druggist and banish the freckles. Money back if it fails.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06

lagos kspviseletet letesitett, a
Kiss Emil megbizatasat joggal
tekinthetjiik tehat az egesz ame-
rikai magyarsag elismeresenek.
A Pesti Magyar Kereskedelmi
Bank mar nehany h6nappaI ez-
elott kikildotte id6 egyik kival6
igazgat6jat, Conrad Ottot, hogy
a viszonyokat tanulmanyozza es
a banknak a haboru kovetkezte-
ben megszakadt amerikai ossze-
kotteteseit szeles es biztos alapok-
ra helyezze. Conrad igazgat6 az
zal meggyozodessel teri vissza,
hogy intezetenek es az amerikai
magyarsagnak az erdekeit is egy
olyan bens6 osszekottetes szol-
galhatja legjobban, amelyet lit,
Amerikaban Kiss Emil tart ke-
zeben. Kiss Emil tobb, mint ket
evtized 6ta teyekeny, nagyrabe-
csiilt tagja az amerikai MAGYAR
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06

Art ksrdezem, hogy adnal-e
egy cs6kot, ha szepen kernelek9 Z
Hogy is NET Ha cs6kolni va
10 kedve van, Oft a sepronyel
sarokban.
No ezt jd megsdta neki.
Miska azenban mem hagyja
annyiba.
--Ha mem adsz, akkor veszek !
AIT szeretnem en- latni.
Hat maid meglatod.
= Csak rata. Pr6balja meg.
Hanem el6bb nyissa XII az ajt6t,
hogy jobban tudjon szaladni.
- Dehogy nyitom XII, inkabb
beesukom - evelodik "a legeny.
Zsuzsi tiirelmenek lit mar vege
szakadt Area piros lett mereg-
tN, kezet harciasan a csip6jere
tette.
A-~
Miska egy lepest tett leany
fele.
= Olelj meg r6zsam, csokolj
meg galambom.
Ha kedves az elete, hagyjon
beket, - kialt hevesen Zsuzsi. =
Ugy vigyazzon, ha hozzam nyul,
lit hagyja a ket szemet.
Hat akkor itthagyom, -
mondja elszantan a legeny, - $
hirtelen atkarolva a sJabadkoz6
ieanyt, ugy 0ssze-vissza csokolja
hogy soknak is eleg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06
Az AMERIKAT
MAGYARSAG
ERD T. X E..
A Pesti Magyar Kereskedelmi
Bank kizarolagos kepviseletet le-
tesitett az Egyesiilt Allamokban.
KISS EMIL Bankar a kepvisel6.

Lapunk. mai szamaban, a hir-
detesi rovatban bejelentest koz-
link, amely olvasoink tudomasa-
ra 'adja, hogy a Pesti Magyar
Kereskedelmi Bank az Egyesiilt
Allamokban es Kanadaban val6
kizarolagos kepviseletet Kiss q
E m l r e, "a kival6 es nepszerii
amerikai magyar bankarra ru-
hazta. Legjobb tudomasunk sze-
rint most tortent meg el6sz0r
hogy egy legels6rangu magyar
penzintezet Amerikaban kizar6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06

Zsuzsi pedig gombolyii karjai-
val atfonja Miska nyakat $ piros
cseresznyeajkaval szamolatlanul
ada vissza az edes cs6kokat.
Mikor aztan belefaradt, nagyot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06


sagnak. A sajat erejebol es ennek
a msgyarsagnak a bizalmab6l
fejlesztette bankiizletet orszagos,
fagy intezmenye, amelyet Ma
gyarorszagon eppugy ismernek,
mint Amerikaban. Nepszeriisege
es kival6 szakertelme iranyitotta
fele a magyar kormany figyel-
met is, amelynek eredmenyekent
8 bizatott meg az vi magyar
bankjegyek kicserelesevel. AIT a
paratlan es megtisztelo bi1almat,
amelyet magyar hivatalos ko-
rok tanusitottak Kiss Emil irant,
uyomon k0vette a Pesti Magyar
Kereskedelmi Bank kizarolagos-
sagi megbizatasa.
A Pesti Magyar Kereskedelmi
Bank nemcsak a legviragzobb, de
egyik legnagycbb penzintezete is
Magyarorszagnak. Nyolcvan eve,
mi6ta csak megalakult, mindig
nagyobbodo szerepet jatszott Ma
gyarorszag gazdasagi eleteben,
nemcsak 6riasi aranyu bankuzle-
tel reven, de szamos kiil0mb0z6
| fparvallalatai reyen is. Fiokjai es
erdekkorebe tartozo intezetei be-
hal6zzak az egesz orszagot, ipar-
vallalatai pedig nemcsak az
orszag sziiksegletet szolgaljak, de
magyar kiviteli kereskedelem.
mex is tenyez6i. Eek koziil az
;parvallalatok KOHL csak a kovet.
kez6ket soroljuk fel:
Magyar Elelmiszerszallito e.
Arukereskedelmi Reszvenytarsa.
sag, Gr6f Keglevich Istvan cog.
MAGYAR reszvenytarsasag, Elst
Kecskemet Gyufagyar Reszv. T.
Zsoldos Gozmalom, ipartelep e!
kereskedelmi r. t., Szente Rima
muranyi Salgotarjani Vasmu r. t.
Salgotariani K0szenbanya r. t.
Tordai Cementgyar r. t., Egyesiil
Izzolampa es villamossagi r. t.
Elso Magyar Gazdasagi Gepgyal
TT, Elso Budapest Gozmalm
I. t., Magyar Posztogyar +. t.
Els6 Magyar Szovo es kot6gya1
+. t., Magyar Nitrogen miitragya
ipar +. t., Magyar Fornergyar I
t., -Nautica Motorhajogyar r. t.
Esztergom Szaszvarosi K6szen
banya r. t., es szamos mas, anne
lyeket nehez volna rendelkeze
siinkre all6 helyen felsorolni.
A Pesti Magyar Kereskedelm
B4ank. 4 ii. l920-ikt, eyi, i merlessben,
vagyontetelek osszege negy es f6
milliard koronara rugott, ugyan
akkor az intezetnel kezelt betetel
0sszege tobb volt harotm milliar,
koronanal.
Joggal mondhatjuk el, hog,
Magyarorszagon mines ma penz
intezet, amely viragzobb volna e
nagyobb b iza | m a t erdemelne
mint a Pesti Magyar KereskedeI
mi Bank es amely hivatottab
volna ARA, hogy az amerikai ma
gyarok penzkiildesi, bet6ti es er
tekpapir iizleteit odaat lebonyc
litsa.
A Kiss Emil iigyfelei szamar
egy olyan ujabb biztositek e.
amelyet ma Amerikaban SEMI
mas mem nyujthat. Mindezeknt
fogva orommel udv0z0ljik
Pestl Magyar Kereskedelmi Ban
es Kiss Emil k0zott letesult erde
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06

lelegzett, odaborult q legeny da-
las keblere es szerelmesen suit
togta:
- Miert mem jutott Miska ez
mar el6bb az eszedbe?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06

koz6sseget, inert az meggySz6-
desiink, hogy erkolcsileg is, anya-
gilag is nagy hasznara fog valni
az egesz amerikai magyarsagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06
, Fulton Gyiim0lcs- es H1s- -Csarnok
Macy operahaz Epuetsben Central Square Dnugas sarkan

oLEs HRNEvEs 1oc
mi bmastk
cekly / centb keruL>
aron
t"elemmd s Ia
alun mmdi ocshban vaaro
Logason e hoznk mil5t vsara
oLEsRA
pogar Oesa -
b OeSa ve
egyen pogar
REGIsZTRALAsR0L
a koveez
modik fs On
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06
szerelern


Elbeszeles. lsta: CSupko Geza
A vasarnap delei6tti istentisz-
telet utan templom el6tt ESQ.,
portosul 0ssze regi szokas sze-
rint - a falu apraja-nagyja. XIII
lon csoportba a leanyok, kiilon a
| iegenyek.
A legenyek betyarosan felre-
csapjak kalapjukat, egyik- mask
pipara gyujt, aztan megered a
beszed.
Bodnar Miska csak ugy felful-
lei hallgat oda. Egesz mas gond-
ia van neki. Hogyne, mikor'a a
Moinarek Zsuzsija ma ugy XII
csinositotta magat, hogy falu-
bell leanyok mind csak 6t csudal-
jak.
Szaz szonak is egy a vege. Zsu-
zsi falu legszebb leanya. De mem
csak leanyoknak tetszik, hanem
a legenyeknek is. Az egesz falu
valamire val6 legenye bolondul
utana. Merit hat szep is, gazdag
is, az apja tekintelyes ember, sz6-
val minden meg van, amit egy
leanytol es a familiajato meg le-
het kivanni.
Miksa szemere huzza "a kalap-
jat S incselkedve kialt at a mask
csoporthoz.
= Tudod-e, Zsuzsi, NIT mond
vilag?
Zsuzsi megfordul es felvallrol
veti oda:
- Felolem mondhat akarmit!
= Ejnye, de ratarto vagy, ga
lambom. AIT beszelik, hogy piro-
sitot meg feher port hozott neked
Pestr6l a posta, oszt attd vagy
olyan sep.
- Akkor is nekem hozta Is
mem kendnek.
Miska elhallgat dIih0sen pedri
bajuszat. Mar mem egyszer tor
tent, hogy sz6ba allott Zsuzsival,
de mindig kudarcot vallott. Olyan
biiszke az a lany, mint piispok
Iowa; mem lehet sz6ba allni vele.
Pedig ha tudna Zsuzsi, mily
i. szerelmes beleje ez legeny, nem
. beszelne vele olyah konnyen.
Zsuzsi nemsokara abbahagyta a
: beszelgetest, 'elvalt a tobbiektd
, es lassan hazafeie indult. Oily he
1yesen rakta labait, hogy Miska
kat szemenek ugyancsak volt dol
ga; meg negy szem is keves lett
volna, ugy nezett utana.
Egyszerre csak valami az esze-
be JutOtt, inert AIT sem mondta
a koriilallo legenyeknek, hogy
, "befellegzett" megindult lany
utan Most Hagy soha gondolta
magaba.
Mikor lany befordult ka-
pun, a legeny elszantan utana in
dult. Zsuzsi mar az udvaron tilt
egy locan, mikorara Miska beert.
! Feje kezebe volt hajtva, ugylat-
! SILK, hogy nagyon Jgondolkozott
a valamin
( A kozelgo lepesekre meglepet-
( ten nezett fel es egeszen elpirult
: mikor raismert Bodnar Miskara
= Az edesapam mines itthon
- kezdte beszedet anelkiil, hogy
a legeny kerdezte volna.
Nit t0rod0k en- az edesapad.
dal. Mem keresem AIT.
- Talan az edesanyammal a.
kar beszelni? Az Kovacsekhos
ment.
= En- t0lem mehet akar a. -.
lit valami gorombasagot akart
kivagni, de aztan csak lenyelte.
- Hat akkor NIT akar?
Miska elkezdi p0dorni baju-
szat $ hizelegve mondja:
Zsuzska tie, tudnal-e engen
szeretnig
Mem en-! - vagja oda le-
any.
- Meme?
Mem en-!
Hat oszt miert9
- Hat csak ugy!
Ez a valasz sehogy Sc megy
MiSka fejebe. Zavartan nezi csiz-
Evening journal., 1921-05-31
BELLEFoNTE WINS THREE

Bellefonte A. c. baseball team
took all three games of the series
from Woodward Academy. This
makes five games won, out of five
played for Bellefonte. Tonight
Holly Oak comes to Bellefonte for a
return games on Thursday, they play
Rose Hill at Eden Park.
In the first game with Woodward
Academy, Joe Billingsley furnished
the feature of the game by stealing
home in the second inning.
In the second game the pitching
of Honey. and the heavy hitting of
Joe Bflingsley, who stole home
again, featured for Bellefonte.
In the third game the pitching OF
Joe Biningsley and the heavy hitting
of the whole team, especially H
Crossley who got four hits and scor-
ed for runs featured. The scores OF
the games were to 4, to 3, and
II to l..
Bellefonte A. c. would like TO ar
range twilight games of Saturday af-
ternoons with any second class team
in or out Of the city. Address
William T. Cartwright, manager
Bellefonte. Del, or phone Holly OAK
214-R between 6 and p. m.
Evening journal., 1921-05-31
Pep School is Champ Cheer Leaders Idea!

You can take it from James II.
(Jim) Scott. former cheerleader of
the University Of Pittsburgh. that
cheerleading is not the sport Of
mutt"
In fact he is so convinced that it
is an important portion OF college
athletics that he has organized a
cheerleading school in Pittsburg.
As a student he was the best pep
merchant Pittsburg ever had. The
college admits thatl
Scott originated things and got
noise out Of girls and boys, during
athletic events, because he made an
actual study of cheerleading. He
figured out the best movements for
every yell and how to play to the
stands so they would always have
100 per cent enthusiasm.
The students knew when, and
when not to yell, under Scott's lead
ing. Just before he graduated he
took several other students under his
wing and trained them. They have
since developed into real cheerlead-
ers.
Then Jim went to New York, in
business. He witnessed a football
game at the Polo grounds and inn
mediately noticed the lack Of spirit
attached. A fellow would make a
long run. Result-very little en-
thusiasm.
Later he transferred back to Pitts
burgh. Then It was that he organ
lied a cheerleading class. Students
listen to his instructions and then go
out on the Pitt athletic field and put
them into execution. The fellow
who shows the most stuff becomes
the varsity choerleader.
students tackle the problem with
enthusiasm" says Scott. And the
real cheerleader plays the game the
same way an orchestra leader figures
out the best movements in conduct
| ing his musicians.
"In the old days the critical foot
ball or baseball fan considered a
eheerleader a nut. Now we're going
TO show them that the guy who gets
the enthusiasm working fun tilt is a
necessity and part Of the college
games