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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
WITTENBERG FLOOR
TEAM Off TO AKRON

Springfield. q. FcH. @0.-.WittNpbcrS 3
9aSkcthall squad Will journey to Akron
Monday night. whore il will meet the
Akron University quintet in what will
IDLY be the most difficult gam" re-
manning "G wittcnhcrG'S schedule.
Wtt,cnbcrE waS knocked out Of her
place as leader Of tn" ohio conference
last Wednesday night when nhi" Wcs-
leyulS turned the tables and defeated
Weinberg ISL. I'm what was without
,IurStion the hardest fought cage battlc
eyer witnessed IN this section Of tho
state.
While WiitcnberS VAS dcciLadly of
form IN the game. credit must be given
!" tho Ohio Wesleyan quintet for play
ing "a wonderful game. The Methodist
team has shown a remarkable improve
mcnt In tho last few weeks. and il
caught the WitlcnhcrG; squad UMPIRE
pared for such q terrific assault
While W:IttcnbcrE's defeat by Ohio
Wesleyan vas Il severe blow 10 the
LuthCrans' championship hopes. they
have not been altogether abandoned
NYittcnberE meets OHIO University. the
new conference leader rtrr in the sea-
son. For tn" present. however. Wittcn-
berg is mainly concerned about their
battle with Akron Monday night.
'oach 'I"8IT'E - PAN'i'H Inv "Nl'"-
berg squad. through som" strenuous
practice and is getting them back in
shape 10 hit their regular Strid" again
White Akron Will have the advantage
~ playing ~ their home floor Monday
night. it Will hardly Be sufficient ="
offset the % point victory WittcnbcrE
Won over Akron her" a week ago
The Wittcnbsrg quintet is going TO
Akron with the dire determine ton TO
bring, back the rubber city scalp and
keep up their night for the state title.
Md as Akron Is on, fnr revenge, tho
ZANE promises TO furnish nntthcrn
ohio cage fans with q .cai thriller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
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Johnny EvcrS has revived the lid base
bail custom ~ hauling tn" teams back
and forth from the grounds in buses IN
>'Nad OF IN rlXiCahS. or having them
dress AT the grounds. Til" American AS
Sovrat;ou. which IL one % the minors
taking the lead IN all matters tending L"
= store the old standards "f tam ria!
Iad honesty. has officially voted IN
favor of the Ewes plan.
This restoration Of the bus 10 baseball
Is a thing that has been needed for 4
long time. III" daily scraps between
groups Of PLAYERS. the separation ~
cltQuSS in the different cabs, has re-
suited IN loss pC team spirit and team
work, on some Clubs the same four or
i've players rode together each day and
as usual gossip and CRITICISM Of other
groups resulted.
In the old days We all piled into the
nus after game, and the bus after the
loss OF u hard Sd'n" MAS one OF the "i!u-
ST pla, ers IN tuc country. GoinS to the
grounds always VAS =, sort of WARNING
up and preliminary skull practice, and
returning always "a~ pNSt-mortem
school, IN which the plays OF the gam"
were analysed and the criticisms hurled
back aud fourth. som" times n heat,
some Tunes IN the spirit OF instruction.
Young Lads Learned Game.
always believed that young teIto~
could learn more baseball listening 70
,h, arguments IN the bus than in any
other way. And certainly Il was great
school OF instruction and a cause OF
icam work for Tho simpl" reason that the
,"it!cISu,S We're made face |" tacH' anu
no bad CNNiius created
Some OF the finest rows ever heard
L a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
LOCAL AIREDALE WINS

Albert WOI,y'S Frazwcl kennels
showed an Aircdalc pun at local breed
ing. and captured the first prizN IN all
Of the following classes at the West
minister club show. New York. recently
N"vlrr. Junior. Maiden and Dchu,antr.
Eighteen hundred dogs wcr" hcnrhed
At tho Madison Saudr" Garden dog show
when Mr.. WrltN'S pup won tn" ribbon.
Several tempting offers have been madc
tn" .lo"al fancicr. all Of which h" has
fatty refused.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
zYBSzkO WILL APPEAR
IN COLUMBUS TONIGHT

Columbus. OHIO, Feb. 20--StaniSiaus
~ bszko wrestler OF top notch fam".
and George kotSOnaros. local Greek.
will meet here tonight in finish hest
two out Of three. fall match. The match
is attracting wide attention in Central
Ohio.
nis bSo~iSr adycrsarv along the same
lines that Earl CaddoCk worked when
hc won the title. 1t will be up 10 the
Crock to keep out from under the
weight as much AS possible. and use
every known stunt Of skill he possesses.
XybSzko is confident. II" has cffcred
the Greek all tho nurse money If ho
even gets one fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
CANTATAAT st, MATTHEW'S
DOES CREDIT To SINGERS

snow covered New York today for Hot
Springs. Arkansas. where he Will start
trimming for another attack on his
home run record. Thu New York Arn"r'-
can outncider will b" Joined Their" ny
carl Mays. White Hoyt and Harry mar
per, thrc" pitchers. AMI tho four play
crs Will spend two weeks n condii'oh-
ing before going to Shreveport. La the
Yankee training ca MP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Exhibition By Hoppe In
Pittsburgh February 28

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Intclligcncor.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. at hccamc
known hero today Ihni Willie Hoppe
worlds champion ISL halk line billiard
list Will appear in this city m a series
Of rXhihIti"ns beginning February IS.
Manager John r. Harris Of the Davis
billiard parlUrS mad" tn" final arrange
mcntS over long distance phone today.
During their iS"-day exhibition here
the worlds champion viii probably meet
some Of the local expert pnoliSts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
WEEKEND CARD
Tonight
Warwood at Wheeling.
Tuesday
Cathedral at t!aySNi'i".
wednesday

Magnolia AT Warwcod
Fol!aRsbee at MoundSvill".
Saturday
I,,r,b Avenue at WcllShurC.
Evansville at MoundSVlllC.
Wsrwond at Triadel ia.
Wheeling. RcIIair". Martins Ferry and
sisters lille TO Marietta Tournament on
Friday Sa turday.
Thrcr of the leading sSCh elastic Moor
teams IN tho valley viii j." on deck
q, the. Marietta College tournament this
wc,k. beginning Friday morning. Bel
.,.rr Wheeling and Martins Ferry ~"
,Go>. rrr,,, Tho local institutions that
h,,', ,lrc,dy signed for cutraurc .nto
,E,a or,',,I avon, IN ~, hold =, Marietta.
nt,tn mis- v,.cL-,ud Sis,rrsyIIlc IIuh
...i,,., .ho ,,I,,r r,tr,r, among ONO
,..,,,,, l.r.,d.r E,,l.Irc and Nhc,.,-
.,,,.r .,r, hl,-rI,. I,,,,cd =; IN.
.,,,,.,,. ..,,, ,,.,,I ,,-ol, hI,. nm, = don't IN
,',,i,,.c,,I ro,.,,rd. Of .o,,c or IN,
w., -, r,,. .I.,i,, .,,J ob;n
,>t r,,,, an ,..,, =. vol c,..-,,,,.rcr
49,. ,,.,,,r.s r,,,, r-nrr,,, r,,. ,v,.-
,,,,o,, ,,,,, or ,bc r,rs, ,camx an tho
~, ,.t.,,i,i, ni,, ar tho OHIO valley
',c, y. 80 Ihco,,r- bi~b ,,bnoI cyn,-
.,,,,,j,,,,, r,;,c., tc,r,s nrc mono Other
49,, ,ho uo,dcrf,,I N,rvood mini
E;,h i.,,, ,il,d nm u cop,mcnd.hIr roc.
t,,,,r,oo,, ,.j,,,r;c. nm, If ,nc va =,
ct,,.,,. ,,.,,,,o, ,,,.,..5 md Coach kci
-, r.,..,'. ,.,,I and rIrc ,,,.Lc,,rry In.
$500, - ,ti.. ,,oy, - rHr,,,,.. =, lis
t,, and oro &C IN, ,.rrcxI
,' .,.,,,, -. .,.,,o,.,.,,I =, ,,,rr
~,
a. r,,o,Jo, otror than &, local game
o., h,. honn Tho custom an season. Tho
valI,, teams will no Idle witty tho OK
contain of cathedral cadets who travel
IA ,la,syillc in a return ganc with the
Rcd and BLACK tosscrs. Coach Constant
rs pointing to this contest and is par
ttcularIy careful about the teams con
dition this week In a recent encounter
with the Claysyille fivc the Maroon and
Cream bowed in defeat before the pow
crful attack OF tho visitors and arc now
in tho slightest favor to win tom"rrnw.
ONLY one local game which is or inn
portanrc to tho teams concerned. Will
mark the mid-wcck schedule. Union
high school VIII invade inc I.nSIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
FOR WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP

Lake Placid, n. Y, Feb. 2o-Arthur
Star OF Chicago, who won tho American
professional speed skating champion
ship here last week, today challenged
Oscar NJ. Mathiesen OF Norway TO
contest next season for tho worlds
championship Mathiesen won the
worlds title last year from Bobby Nc
Lean. former American professional
champion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
INDIANAPOLIS MEN
LEAD IN BOWLING

Toledo. Ohio. Feb 90 - Mccullough
aud Titch"tt Of IndianapoSs. roll"d into
first place IN the doubles event Of the
National Eiks bowling tournament hero
today with a score Of llH2. displacing
Bauer and Miller oC Detroit. Ohio. Bush,
shortstUp 90 the Detroit american
League 'haschail club. and ITargitt. ais"
Of indianapolis, took third place with
lies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
REUTER- ACCEPTS

EIlly EeuthCr WhcclnIS prId" in tho
pap"rwclght division. Wishes 10 make II
known that he vii! accept the terms of
Young llank". VIII" threw a challenge
at the midget RATHER IN "A local paper
several days ago.
"Hardh"ad" has been battling at Loss
than IN" century mark in r"undaGr. aud
!" wiling To take on the East End boy.
If he is able to make AZ least lnG
pounds. He further requests Young
Ilankc To get ~ touch with Matchmaker
George Phillips Immediately for u tour.
round battle at Ia" Auditorium IN Il iu-
Iurc bout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
WHEELING NARWOOD TEAMS CLASH
IN VALLEYS HEADUNER TONIGHT

interesting event TO all fans c0ncerhe"
tho close followers Of the ElTlN teams
IN the ohio valley already roAiiE" N'
importancr uf ~" "ut""mN TO- p"'H -
m" female QuIntS. WITH but one d'i'1''
tins, season. both teams WI! II" OUT i"
crack the Others record. ana taxi. I've
lead Ia. the valley championship race
The teams viii probably lineup ~ To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

caught Sheckard'S and then Hoffman ;.
We made a valiant effort Ia keep from
laughing: then all tire" burst out At
once. Chance stared. then started raw
inc abusing all three Of Us and in tn"
midst Of II his car caught tho tune. IL"
stopped. looked blank an instant and
Joined the laugh, and tn" crisis was past.
Ball Players Are superstitaous.
Fall players are, Of course. supcrsti-
rious ono Of the oldest traditions in
baseball il that two signs Of luck are
unfainng. ono is to have tho bus on the
way To- the grounds meet either wagon
loaded with empty barrels OF loose
load Of hay
These are supposed to- insure good
luck and victory. one tiuie, years ago.
tho team was going 10 tho park in 81.
Louis and things had been breaking
badly for wceks--a long streak OF bad
luck.
Josh Reilly. the famous old second
haseman. was sitting with IN" driver
and he instructed him TO drive around
until ne met a load OF hay and a wagon
loaded with barrels. II took an hour
10 meet the barrels. and tho bus travelled
oyer most OF st. Louis. II was nearly
time for tho game 10 start when IN"
wagon loaded with hay was found.
Every PLAYER made a grab for the hay
as the bus passed. and Josh jerkrd out
four long StrawS. He announced that
grabbing four strawS meant four hits
Tor him that day-and no got them.
II wasn't all Il JOY ride in those buses.
In 81. Louis. Baltsmor" and Cincinnati a
rip from the park To hotel after hard
game WAS anything but that. At st.
Louis the crowd used - line up in IN"
street Just outside the carriage gate and
tho bus ran tho gauntlet. the fans throw
ing sticks stones and mud, while tn"
players piled N the bottom OF the bus
10 escape injury.
, In Baltimore. one day. the New York
team, leaving the grounds in tho bus.
was set upon by m" rabblc, the horses
were unhitChcd and tho players lcrt
stranded. For half an hour they wcrC
harricadcd in the bus while stones and
sticks flew. and occasionally the crowds
made i frontal attack. Will" the players
ioaYcI out and fought them off. Tn"
police finally came I" tn" rescue. AMI
after a dash To a street ear N" players
escaped 10 their hotel
Tho Kentucky Rus League.
There was 4. bus" league known down
. in Kentucky once, where Tor ICW
summer months attempted 10 bc Ia
player. Tn" teams never used trains.
hut each owned a big wacoucttc and 4
/, team Of horses in which tho players wcr"
| transported from town to town.
The trouble was that Kentucky m
those days was dotted with toll gates.
Eddie AShcnbarh, afterward famous as
a minor lcagu" manager and baseball
wit. was our manager. We had ten play
ers. which meant ten cents mead for
passengers and fifty conts for the team.
With SIX or seven gates between each
town il ran into money.
one morning Ash Was busy with saw
and hammer on the old bus. And when
the next move was made he had one OF
the finest buses in the county six ball
players could hide under the seats pass
ing any gate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Annual Chess Tourney
At Cleveland Tonight

cleveland, Feb "n--lh" annual chess
tournament for IT," ,hampionS hip of
CHI. Will he held at The city club be
ginning tonight and continuing through
tomorrow AMI the evening. Elay will
start at : L. NJ. today.
Last years t"urna lnent, held at Can
ton. was Won by ". \ Ruth OF Thila-
dclphi. Elliott Ste2rns Of Cleveland,
finishing second t~o points bchtuh the
winner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
GAINESVILLE YOUTH
IS ELECTED MANAGER
E. v. ogg, Assistant Student Football
Manager, to Arrange Games for Pitt
Freshman Baseball Team.

Special Dispatch to The lntelllgcncer.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. 19.--E. '. oEg
Of Rarncsvil". Ohio, assistant student
manager OF the Freshman. football team.
was elected manager OF tn" Pitt Fresh
man haScball min" here last night
He will get busy at once ola ms
schedule for the ycarling team. and ~
expected to arrange some stiU games
for the hrSt-Ncar Outtit, which VIII DC
stronger than ever this year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
LEGION MUSICAL
Talent of wheeling Post md Osfyt1o
Star Legion Give T1ns 1roGEGA


Yesterday afternoon in the American
Legion Headquarters in the Schenls
building. members Of the local post and
members Of the Service Star Legion
entertained their frienus with . muAi-
Gale.
Tho program was varied with yocai
Pad instrumental numbers, arranged by
Elmer g. Iioclzle. who took an active
part in tho program.
4 solo was sung by Robert Williams,
and Oliver Edwards rendered q phno
and a cello solo. Mrs. Tom B. FouIk.
Mrs. chester Johnson, Miss Smith ana
Mrs. Edward Jones sang solos.
II Is MANNED 10 hold these Sunday af-
ternoon musicales often in the future
and large attendance 10 expected for
the next one. IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
GYMNASrIc MEET

columbus, o.. Feb. 20 Ohio Estate
university and Purdue VIII CoppStC In
a Gymnastic meet. 10 h" held Tht State ;
gyInmt = nm here Saturday afternoon.
rTle events will be held. in which each,
school Vll have two m"n entered.
The events will be high horizontal
bar. side horse. parallel bar, tumbtin z
and club swinging.
For the first tlnC. II has been an
nounced. Ohio state Will send 4 team.
although probably not 4 complete one.
70 the Western Conference gymna site
meet. which will be held ~ Indiana uni
N"rSity. Bloomington. March 10 and II.
Western Conference rules permit each
nNhOOI entering three mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
ANNUAL Meeting
or FIRST Christian Church co1Gro1oA4oS
"wednesday Evening

The annual congregational meeting
OF the First Christian church will BE-
held Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
\, the ed!ficc on South Market street.
DR.. J. a. Monroe. president Of tho
hoard Of the church. will preside. At this
time reports will be read from all the
secretaries POT the various organizations
in the church. This will be followed by
the election Of officers for the ensuing
year Rev w. II. Field, pastor. requests
that all members be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
WINS NAVAL CHAMPIONSHIP

Panama. Feb. 2D--Thc fcathcrWoght
boxing championship Of the American
navy was awarded to the Atlantic fleet
tonight when SUttuu, Of the flagship
rcnuS! lyaui;u Won the decision over
Etchcll of the Battlcship Arkansas In =
six round bout. Tho mon fought to Il
draw last Wednesday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

nuQucsuC University basketball team
defeated Bethany Cull-cH Ivy tn" score
ur ~ tU . The visitors, with good
team work. started out with n rush and
were never braided. while tn" Bethany
i've nprrdrcd of color. klnznG. liar'
r,>on and Erodcrick played best for nu'
uursnc. whrl" K"ark played we'll fol
E,thdny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

Wheeling COLI, CLANS added one more
- their floor record 10y defeating ,I'
T. 4 -. IjNc "C B"llaIr". IS /" -. k"n''
part. tho new center. mad" n big differ
,ur,, 10 tn" C"ll"Ej"ns and cut III VIII
eight field baskets. Roth Turk and
Huston gave Il nnc exhibition of fou
ShnnilnE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

Coming from behind In tho second
half 10 make. ur ten point d"h"it.
l.jnsly Won 4 .;"nSatjona. EaILc from
Triadclph!a on the rcd and black floor.
27-@i. IN tho FIRST half Triadclphia. by
virtue Of u rushing start. led lb-b. and
II looked all over but tho cheering.
When tn" teams lIncd up for III" sec
oud half tarl Hamtl. tn" crack cadet
center broke loose and hlazed IN Ave
held goals Robinson. a sub added two
md with some free throws rung by
Hamill the orange snatChed the verdict
m the wire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

Stcubcnvillc High defeated both Mar
tins Ferry teams Saturday. Tho hoys
won. 80 To II. white III" girls wcr" in
front. Al 10 :? Tho victory Of tho girl
was their fourteen Il. m tho last nj
tc"u starts. Sicuhcn'Ilc has passed NJ
IN" tournament RI Marietta and Will
c"mrc,c IN the or" STAT" tournament
At Delaware" IN which no teams will
COmpctc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

Warw God meets Wheeling at Wheel
ing tonight. and followers of the greer
arc looking for tho team 10 mako
strong showing. On Thursday Noun:
Pleasant plays at Warwond. whilc War
wood meets Triadclphia out the pike on
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Girls Games.

SrGuh"nrI'ir. tt: Mhrtins Ferry, ?.
NapnuIia. -. SmIthn"ld. 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

by defeating tho fast MoundsvillC
team. Warwood High school recorded It's
fourteenth victory in the last iiftccn
starts. Tho green and white won. 20
to -. In stubborn battle that was in
doubt until Il few moments from the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
SATURDAY EVE
FLOOR RESUME
BASKETBALL RESULTS.

College.
Whr.nnE C"lnglauS. IS; l.. &. G.. -.
puqur. ur. Is. Bethany. -.
High School.
ClirNrtdcc -. Wheeling. II.
I.nsIy. -; Tr,ad"Iphia, a.
Marwu"d. 80. NouudsNiltr. J..
Struhruyjllr. -: Martins Ferry. Is.
.SlsIcrSl lie. *. Marietta ColleGianS, .
l.insly II. .. Tradclrhla. II, =.
B"llaIrc. -: Lisbon. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

OF u sudden street piano on the side
walk struck up "Caso% Jones" My eye
caught Sheckard'S and then Hoffman :.
We made a valiant effort Ia keep from
laughing: then all thrvn burst out at
once. Chance stared. then started raw
Ing. abusing all three Of Us and in tn"
midst OF II His car caught the tune. u"
stopped looked blank an instant and
joined the laugh, and tn" crisis was past.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-28
FINE PROGRAM
is ARRANGED
Mrs. TAFT, Missionary
Worker, Will Be In
City

Those in charge OF the program
to bo given Thursday and Friday,
September 30 and 80, when Mrs. ].
L.. TAFT, well known missionary,
will address audiences Of this city
at the M. P. Temple urge every
woman to come and meet Mrs. TAFT
at q tea to be given Thursday after
noon at High Gate. The following
programs will be given:
Thursday afternoon from 8 to 8
at High Gate-Opening song, ION
ward Christian Soldiers" prayer,
Rev. Roy Meyer: solo, Mrs. Leo
Benedict; address, Mrs. John Leon,
ard TAFT; piano duet, Mrs. E. F..
Church, Miss Beltzhoover; social
hours, music, Miss Hecker.
Thursday evening, 7:15 Song
service; devotional, Mrs. ]. C.
Broomfield; mission study, Mrs.
TAFT; music, Mrs. T. E. Johnson
Friday morning, 7:45-song ser
vice; devotional, Mrs. R. T. Brown;
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-28

bills we're found for felony; E. A
Bailey, Joe Benny, Robert Hutch,
inson, Charles Jordan, Rex Eugene
Lanham, and the jury failed to find
for misdemeanor in the following
cases: A. E. Atkinson. Dorsey
Cole; Rex Eugene Lanham, Dulctt
Mondell, Rocco Partalone and ].
Lane Parrish.
The trial Of JJH. Hardy, charged
with a statutory offense, was begun
in Criminal court this morning be
fore Judge Showalter and jury
Before beginning the trial, Judge
Showalter ordered that women and
children be excluded from the court
room during the hearing of the ties
timony in the case.
Hardy was represented by Attor.
ney M. w. Ogden, who was appoint
ed by Judge showalter to assist the
prisoner, who was without funds
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
John w. MasonS,Jr., conducted tbs
case for the state.
Following is the list of jurors:
Thomas A. Bell, jesse Kennedy
Andrew Prickett, C. b. Arnett, S.
NJ. Forrell, F. A, Williams, Festus
Ballah, Ralph Pepper, Clarence B
Atha, Howard Glover, e. 2. Ander'
son and A. F. Prichard.
Chief Snider, PatroIman Tom
Ford and William Bowlen were the
witnesses examined for the state
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-28
Personals

6harles F. Bornefeld is in Pitts
6drgh this week on a business trip.
Mrs -. q. Kelley was q visitor
a sttnnston yesterday.
Mrs. j. p. Watson, Jr. spent yes
tefdaY ID: Clarksburg with rela-
ttxes.
Mrs Della shinn has returned
from BeyerGey where she had visit
81 her Sister Mrs. Randolph Stall
MRS. stalnaker who had
6aen Quite seriously III with rheu-
tiams for several weeks Is slight
improved at this time.
4. Wiggington, an aged resi-
dent Of this city. was yesterday
clten with paralysis at his home
OF GLADDEN. street and his condi-
tfof rs regarded as serious.
stuart Race, Of Cincinnati. OHIO,
guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Hutchinson.
Miss Marian Powell. Of Rowles'
surg Is the guest Of Miss Geneva
me- ana Mrs. Kenna Clark have
Been the guests for several days OF
and Mrs. A. ]. Edmlnston at
Weston. The latter we're guests OF
and Mrs Clark for the football
3Eanne Saturday.
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Game RaadY E0dflY

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WhIie the sale Of tickets Tor the
sPtttswest virginia football game
at Forbes field next Saturday, oct.
Is, will not begin in Pittsburgh TIL
Monday, the Mountaineer manage.
ment Is getting an early start and
will open the sale at Morgantown,
Fairmont, Clarkshurg. wheeling,
Moundsvile andSother cities this 81.
fternoon.
The reason for this early sale
IL TO determine the extent OF &C
needed for Mountain
eer supporters 50 that whatever
RESIDUE Of tickets Is left after the
early rush may be returned to
Pittsburgh for the public sale there
on Monday. Il.
All Pitt games for three years
past have drawn capacity crowds
t to Forbes Field and the Pitt man
agement Is very anxious to give
the public a chance at tickets tor
their games which has been denied
them in the last few years
sales at. Morgantown will be at
Reiner & Cores at Farmont at
Martins News stand at Wheeling
at Dyson's Cigar. stand in the NC
clure hotel; at Clarksburg at the
waldo Cigar stand and the Sport
shop; at -Moundsville at Ed Hiner-
mans: and agencies at Browns.
vile Pa: Grafton, Parkersburg and
other West Virginia points may be
opened If the demand seems TO
merit It.