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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
Supreme Head Of the
Owls Given Five Years

indianapolis. Nov. S0.-John Talbot
Of South Bend. Indiana. supreme pres,
idcnt OF the Order OF Owls, q fraternaI
organiza ton who was found guilty IN
United States district court last WeeN
% viola ting the Mann Act. today was
fined 5000 by Judge A. b. Anderson
and sentenced to L~eavenworth prison
for five years. 1t was the maximum
sentencc for the o~ffense. .
Talbot was convicted on n charge Oh
~,ro nsnnrting Pearl Bagley from Topeka.
kansas. to South Bend, Indiana for I'm
moral purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
NAVAL ACADEMY NOW
TURNS ITS EFFORTS
TOWARD BASKETBALL

~Annapol:s. Md Nov. 30.-~Bask"'ball
will he the next sport on the program
ut the Naval Academy. the first game
h,ing scheduled for December 10, the
probable opponent being Washington
college. There will be games on We'd
""sday and Saturdays from that date 10
.%"hrr ~ Is, then the Naval Academy
WIN ct the Military Academy in the
anmr game. It Will lie played this
year al West Point.
Nearly all the dates have been filled
Tentatively. the schedule being one OF
The pest NhH Navy has had for several
"eaSonS' ~Ntwromers ON the Nary'* list
II opponents are Carnegie Tech. which
plays mere on February 4. and Wash
inGton and Jefferson. which plays here
on the 18th oc the 81 m. month.
The privilege which the team now
has. in common with other teams. OF
scheduling one game awav from Ann
apolis. in addition to the ARMY contest,
viii prove a great benef!r TO il. insur-
ing meeting two strong oprpnents each
year. The management Is IN = napo-
,!ating with two Of the leading In sket.
ball colleges 10 arrange annual games
on the homc-and-home basis. A yame
from Annapolis Is particularly
desirable his year, as 1t VIII give I've
Navy players valuable experience In
preparation for the Army game at Yves
Point.
Waters. captain and guard, and Dyer
". forward, were the regulars lost b!
graduation. and both Will be great!
missed. There Is. however, a good nu
cleus In Ault, ca~ptain-elect n center
Mckee. forward. and Parr, guard. NC
Kee and Parr are members Of the foot
ball team. There are also general goot
substitutes. including Barnes. Blue ant
Johnson. It Is possible that Ault VII
play a forward this season, with John
son or Barnes as center.
Billy Lush. who has handled the Navy
team in the two winning games agains
the West Point five. will have charge
again. Not only Will he have good ma
terial from his old squad. but the new
class contains more youths who haV'
played basketball than any class which
preceded II and It IS hoped that some
valuable material will be secured
from II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
POULTRY SHOW AT
WASHINGTON, Penn,
First Annual Exhibition VIII Be hS4o
Next Monday ut Little
washington

The first annual exhibition or the
W, sh,ncton ranciers' club OF PcnnSNI-
van.a Will open in the Gardens. Wash
snston. Ia. on Monday, December D
and close on Friday evening. December
9. There Will be on display at least
1000 birds. more different varieties than
YOU supposed in existence. showing the
progress and results Of modern methods
OF breeding; birds bred for beauty ana
business. In addition 70 poultry there
will be 4 hn- display or cage blrds ana
n beautiful rca OF peac"rkS' N"t oh'H
local exhibitors will have their finest
snerimens. but the leading tancicrs ~
west Virginia. Ohio and New York VIII
also DC represented with birds or the
hes, brced'ngin all classes. The entry
list has greatly exceeded the eNpccta-
lions Of the promoters for their initial
exhibit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
ALL-STATE TEAM
FROM BUCkHANNON
By C. I. QUEEN
~Ruckhannon- w. va

In rlcklnS tho my thtcal eleven this
wear a rather unUSUi difficulty IL en-
couutered. that OF AN abundance OF
e,iglble hackheld material but very few
-ea, outstanding starts from which to
select a line. Picking n quarterback.
for Instance. from suCh material as
Munas. Funk. Kit Lewis, Edwards. Full
ton and Grim Is 4 task OF no small
magnitude as well "a one that Is sure
10 meet tho dtsapprohat.on OF many
Fans" Il Will be noticed that some
OF the men are given positions other
than the ones IN which they are in the
habit OF playing. but IN order to pick
what I believe the strongest possible
combination IL has been necessary 70
make these changes. without further
explanation I wish 20 present the roI-
lowing all-state teams FOR your consiG-
sratIOp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
Yale Bowl Capacity to
Be Increased to $4,000

New Haven, onn Nov. 3o.-Plan9
for increasing the seating capacity oil
the Yale bowl by $4,000 are under con-
sideration by Yale authorities. as an
nounCed last night. 4 statement given
out by Charles A. Ferry. Yales Il de-
slgner OF the bowl. states that .the
contemplated plan provides for n bal
cony over the upper section OF the seats
and the promenade which would consist
Of a series Of concrete arches supported
by reinforced concrete columns erected
around the outer edge Of the promenade
The riches would support a concrete
deck. built in steps, on which would
No placed benches az in the bowl TINS
addition to the bowl would provide
about $4,000 seats. making the total
seating capacity. with the temporary
feld seats. about $1,000. The addition
will make a covered stand Of the upper
part Of the bowl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
STEIN AND DAVIS LOST
TO PANTHER ELEVEN

Pittsburgh, Pa. Nov. 30-TN@ Of the
,ead!ng players on the University Of
Pittsburgh football team and four other
varsity men played their last game with
the Panthcrs on Thanksgiving Day,
"hcn l!,t .hr!d Penn state 10 a score
less t!c. They have. appeared for three
successive seasons. the time limit at
Iitt.
Herb Stein. rowing center. who was
named ALA mcr!can center In 1919 and
1920. and Captain Tom Davies. selected
. as an all-AmeriCan halfhaCk on the sec
oud team last season. two mainstays.o of
The Panther eleven. will retire.
other players who Will be graduated
/ with Stein and Davies are Leon Kelly,
tackle: Fred Owing. end: Harvey Har-
man. tackle and Peters. guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
Wash Jeff GriddGrS
Get Dummy Practice
Scrubs Armed With Detroit Plays WORK
Hard Against President
Eleven

Special Dispatch To The lntr.iHehcer
Washington. Ia. Nov. "0-'pummH
scrimmage prevailed for tho NaShinG-
ton Il Jefferson griddcrs today III the
second practice Of thu" we, IN prerar"-
,ion Sor the game with detroit n'Fer-
sl,y next saturday. Thu scrubs. arme"
with Detroit plays. secured by Lin"
Coach KnltisDn il his scouting eNpedi-
zion to the Strait city last SATURDAY
showed tho varsity how Coach puit"F :
men hoped 10 win from the Presidents
and knock the latterS' aspirations for
the North East championship Int" a
cooked hat" Nealr and kelliS"n went
carefully into detail with the Detroit
plays and tonight followed up the n"'h
instruction with a blackboard drit!
which covered every phas" Of footha!'.
extensively and d"Eens'veIy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
NOT SURPRISING He
SMASHED FURNITURE
special to The IntelligenCer.

Special to The 1~ntelliSenCer.
Cincinnati. Nov. 30.-Fred M~idleburg,
II. millionaire coal operator Of Charles.
ton. W. Va, who whipped a policeman
and caused Il scene at the Sinton hotel,
October %, was dismissed on all the
charges In Judge Bells court here to-
day. There was no prosecution. Mfdle-
burg became angry when the night clerk
did not know that he had been married
n few hour before in the hotel to one
Of the city's most popular society women
Of the Younger set. and that his wife
was with him in the room at the time.
4 clerk called. lie went /" the office
and wrecked several thousand dollars
worth Of expensive furniture. 1t was
charged and struck Thomas Deem. The
night watchman. and Charlesf [lri"h.
the night clerk. Midleburg's wStr
had been attended by a score o! ~
rity's wealthiest citizens in the Fa"'
hotel only Il few hours before the fr<'as'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
Lafayette Eleven May
Play Ten Games in 1922

Easton. Pa, Nov. 30.-BeCause OF the
difficulties arising in arranging games
with certain OF this seasons opponents.
il Is very likely hat the Lafayette Col
lcgc football team next fall will play
ten games. This will he the largest mum
hrr Of contests played by n Lafayette
team III n number of years.
l.. I.r Roy Reeves. graduate manage
Of athletics. has received a number of
offers for games next year. but II Is
doubtful If anything Will he done with
these until the dates have been ar
ranged FOR the games with Fordham. at
the New York Polo Grounds. and Rut-
GERS at New brunswick.
Arrangements are under way for two
more games with the University OF
Pittsburgh on a home and n home plan,
Next years match would be played In
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
Drury School Eleven
Makes Unique Record

North Adams. Mass. Nov. -Pla
iug ten hard games without the neces-
Si,y of once haNiu" time out for It's
PLAYERS hcrnuSr uf injuries, is the UNI
usual record of tn" prury High foot
bail eleven OF TINS city for the present
season. The local school won the Berk-
shire League %pcunant. going through
the entire schedule without being scored
upon.
No high school eleven In the country
surpassed Drury in the matter OF ply
steal condition.. and much praise Is due
Coach Mn sullivan. the former Dean
Academy and Seton Hall College athlete
who also served as trainer for his
charges. keeping them in tip top shape
throughout the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
Ohio State Begins Work
For Basketball Campaign

columbus -. Nov. 30.-With the
Thanksgiving vacation out Of the way.
and after a respite for the football men,
beers Of tn" squad. ohio States basket
ban candidates will swing into hard
labor this week in anticipation Of the
opening Of the season in three weeks.
Farther pruning Of the squad. which
now rons!sts OF nearly two-sr"rc aSpir-
ants through the addition OF nearly a
dozen football men for the quintet prob
ably will occur shortly.
BESIDES Captain Gr"enspnn. guard.
Coach rruutmnu has Dudley and Blair.
the latter =: forward. rs 4 nucleus Of
letter men fr"m the 1921 Qutn"tc. Onto
WESLEYAN. cincinnati ami Witt"nherE
are tn" first three opponents ON III"
Hurk"yr schedule. all coming before
christmas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
GERMAN HOME MADE
LIQUOR PLAN FO|LED

Philadelphia. IA, Nov. 30.-A truck
load Of packages Of powder sent by mail
from Germany and which the shipper
claims would convert soft drinks or
piain water into an Intoxicating beveT-
age. was confiscated to-day Mt the local
p"stofficc. The packages. apparently
o'ooH Of them. were addressed to busi-
ness men. and were announced as sam
pies. Orders, the p~ostals> and custom
OFFICIALS said. were solicited for pur-
chases o. larger quantities.
w. BritteN. letting deputy collector oil
customs throagh the mails here, order
ed the confiseat,on. 1t was not an
nounced from what part OF Germany the
packages came. Z,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
FRANCE HAS ARMY
OF $4,000 MEN

Paris. Nov. 9O.--lny The Associated
h strength Of Frances army
,on ~ $4,000 ~ OF October |. by
w., wv rcnnrt o: tho army commission e"
w." .hamhcr of DEPUTIES. made public
T:br report was mad" pnhli" In
connection with :hc r"N"rnm"nt nr"-
hosrrl law railing IN" rl"Fs 81 80 70
- ,Inr, In Two rnntingCnts. one next
Nav ami the other next November.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
KEENEY- MOONEY TRIAL
SET FOR FEBRUARY 7

Charleston. W. Va. Nov. SIM
trials OF {. +. keeney: FRED - MooneS
William Petry and william Blizzard'
MN union officials. indicted In ka.
nawha county on charges Of conspiracy
in connection with the armed uprising
last August. will begin in the intertHeo-
late court here on February :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
LIBERTY BONDS HIGHER


Nrw York. Nov. %N.-Lihcrty bonds
continued to dominate" the trading on
the stock eNchanE" today. all thes" Is
su,s excepting the 3i:'s extending their
recent advances.
The second fours registered the lar
r,est gain. rising &c cents per Sion. while
-, hers rose from is cents to about B."
cents.
sales Of Liberty bonds and Victory
-. IN the first two hours approx.
mated So U0, UUV, par value.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
WEICELS VS.. (. {. |.
Interesting Game Scheduled for Sunday
Afternoon on Tunnel Green Grid.

When tho WeIsel a. e. eleven meets
the East End Independent grid rtochin"
Sunday afternoon at Tunnel Green. 4
largo crowd IS expected TO be or hand
70 soc what promises 70 he one OF tho
big attractions OF the day.
Both teams have been printing every
evening. and each coach reports his men
are in me condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
CHALLENGE BEAR CATS

The WelIshurE juniors challenge the
Bear CATS Of Hcnwool t0 a game Gor
eomc time this month 20 he played on
any field for the ll5 pound champion
ship Of the Ohio Valley. Call Wells.
burg 244-J and ask for Frank MelCher.
next Sunday at noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
AMERICAN DELEGATES
TO MEET AGAIN TODAY
Huahes Calls Meeting for Probable
Further Discussion OF Naval
Program

shington. Nov. 3o.-Another meet
ing of tho four American delegates was
called for five o'clock today ny ~.
rm,nry iIurh.s with further discussion
OF the naval program In prospect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

IOhN IleiSmaN. coach or the NhINer-
SitN n Penn SyiSInig football team, may
We / G"w 'h!nSS Over which to rejoice
t result Of the football season, but
; has sprUng one OF the finest Ideas IN
=, history Of the game.
\ rIoi.m,, ,as order.d every man In
the University q PENNSYLVANIA VIII,
vents tn MAY fortLul ont for ura,tice
through the month Of December. and
will devote his entire time to drilling
and teaching football e. the student
BODY. With the team which has battlcl
gamcly but usually in vain through TIA,
season resting up from the strenuous
work Of the year. the coach mas dropped
Tue u'Nt''i'"I ~ ! '""' .'I>" wv,
""'' |" 'V' N'"''''N l" -" va.
Il r""'e' P''N I" "t "'''" '
'h'S 'AF.
The containing of football playing TO
perhaps lhJty-tlyr OF the selected men
at 4 school ~ all wrong. The gam" IS
too fine Il mIu-d"Nclupcr and man
maker t. lac the m"n"p"ly of q few men
in any school,. The @Ilcction o. the
squad In the fan gives the average stu
dent mo- chance at all. The play ers re
mort from prep schools. from high
schools. with their football credentials
better known than their college board
exams. are. The selected ones from the
FRESHMAN team ur the preceding fall
come out. There IS little time to look
ut or think Of any others. In fact. it
,,k.s ouItc an assertly, lad to try to
bronx In ca that the coach NAV even
r,nS =, him
NJ 1IoI.,,o, ,roo 70 IN sIye all 8,
, .,a,Co "a .how. ,horr nrov.sq and h.
..,.ra ,n,n,h =, ,L.u, Nv
49,, r.n, ,.ul I.s.,,.r ln
-. .,.,,., o,l
80 -" .
'""N : WA "''p ' 80
Una" '"e e'' 20" '0''s' -"
Concerning Football Gambling
Recently 7 wrote concerning ramb-
ling lu football, especially speaking of
rho bIpb schools and OF how EASY il IS
FOR prcDcr leadership 10 turn the tend
enry of bows In the formative stage
either TO good or 10 bad. / spoke Of the
WILLINGNESS OF bows in the high school
.,,y, ;, l.. ynnd srortsmcu II show how
~ la, .,II,d , TARTAR FROM Arthur y
t",,,n nav NJ - secretary for
1880 ,t,i r;,h ,.Lnol hnvs which &c
u uhi,. iIo sove IN mart.
"1,,' " ~ Lirh ,,hoo, boye
wy VIZ" 49,. .a..t,. g.,
""H 'u ,ha ,or, or ~ N
,,I
t, - ,,.h;oh ,Lor. oro
'"' -n .o.I,oi
no" more ',," '''"Y' ''
AT WORK III 'h'H "E''''',
IN 'hN '""P''H" ~ "nNH 49,"
boys, III "h''h perhaps "o'"V' U"HS' ~
sides the "th'rS wa" ",e ""'"'"H, CIV
y asked S"m" OF inc !''tiSrS III "'"'r,'
to write the'r E'e"H - ~ Interesting
nnrla'tS 10 IllA tsFS ana rams 10 hltN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
ALL ALLEY ELEVEN

l.. E.. Street. OF Bellaire.
l. TIL. \. X. u. Guy. Of bridgeport.
l.. G. One cop. ShadyStde.
{. ..Tratfick. OF Wheeling.
r. G..Other Cop. Martins Ferry.
r. tai. VI. Turf. OF Flushing.
Il. r.. Street. OF MounGsviIie.
Q. B..N. .. IavinE. West Alexander
l.. H. Dark Sydc. uC Warwo"d.
r, H.. Light Sydc. Of Tr!adclph'a.
+. h. stencil. ~ Fulton.
Rererec-Robberr. Of Jayie.
Tmpire-Crooke. ~ Penn.
Head L.inesman-Depth. of Fftt.
coach-Carr. OF Traync.
The above team is chosen from
the enormous array of materIa! IN
the Alley. and would No doubt make
ma,.y a dub" team travel for honorS.
~Orrensiveiy. il is very strong. The
ends. Street and Street. spread over
a great distance. AMI seldom meet
Roth are dirty. and bear clos" watch
ing. but usually Get 10y, Til" tackles
are two fellows who are hard 10 get
rid OF The guards are n" best
IN The tnitrd> States. and are always
on the job. Trutt!ck. the center. Is
very heavy. and with proper han
ding. might hcr"m" faster.
In the huv., field. y. q. l'av.mg ~
a good fellow. hut usually IS hard on
getting over. At thr halves are bark
a,I l.irht SNde. II the N.rwood
representative were 4 'ittic lighter.
he could not make the team stencil.
of Fulton. makes anyone traNrl. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

Honorable MentIOn-FN.ton, HankeN,
ClarksburE: C2lkins. Brown. E.iH!nS: XII
Lewis, Charleston: Timms. Weston:
Rohrbough. AShworth. Grim. Buckhan-
non.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
v arrcn -. Chur n.

Fs rpronrdN NORTH WhNNgG Glass Boe o. NNWAb" IHF insurance. oE Fl GM@tC Co. FNzAAMs
Glass co. Dance Co, Wawhk China &C., rationale Cash Register Co., Earle Rogers COY ohdhe Motor Co.,, C. F.
Co WuwodT Tool Co.. Mmw MorC Co Jwl Tea Co.. OF Heke Co., SrUhuan Baking Co.. G S
MY Co. cCurh MommenmdW Works. PppesB Bank lTmvneC Chic. .SudhmkH Garage Irdpor)H F.
EMps Co. vnWCo packard Motor CO. NnC w smGung Co., 6 Mmrs Co., Mku1sm State life m Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

Tonight: Yankees W. ,Turnthere
Bankers w. East End.
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BOWLING

Masonic Duck Pin League.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
By J. p. McEVOY

trouble, I'VE been forgetting myself
all thc," years and sacrificing for YOU.
Yes, that the trouble. If | had been
more selfish, if had stood our for my
own rights. if | had not suffered in
silence all these years ---- DID lOt
SAY 81 'FFERED IN SILENCEr
N"s. That's just what | said, and
that's Just what meant, too. The
trouble with YOU is that you think Of
Yourself and VOW selfish pleasures all
the time instead oi others. We'll. I'm
not going to let your mrannrss stand
in the way Of giving some pleasure to
others this Christmas. WHY NOT
GIVE YOUR HUSBAND SOME?
Thcr" You 90 again, why not Civ" YOU
some; always YOU, you,&you. Never
me or my relatives. As long ~ I'm
doing something for your relatives il
all honey aud apple sauce. but let me
mention my relatives just once. al
though goodness knows | seldom. if
eyer. do. KAFOOOO&U, SKRRRRR.
SW WEEFESII. KAFOOOOSII
Asleep aud snoring, Thut's all the
attention get. What Il man. What II
man
CNrclloss to say. Mrs. Doyr,cigIr
found it necessary to wake Mr.
Doveleigh up and tell him that he
might just as well make up his mind
to get presents this year for all the
relatives.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

doors before the fugitive was lost IN
the alleys and cross alleys in the mar
kct Few persons were within, only
those stallkccpers who awaited carly
morning customers.
Down one alley and up another the
chase led and when Mason thought he
had cludcd pursuit he hid beneath the
counter of an unoccupied stall. But he
had been seen and was withdrawn.
EichcngrCcn entered his factory this
morning and gancing through glass
partition saw Mason leaning over safe
ut the rear. -
His question. What do you wanty''
was followed by Mason'S hurried exit
through an already open door, probably
used by the man to enter the place. The
factory owner dashed down through the
factory and out into the alley which
opened on Filbcrt street.
The ovorsupply of patrolmen hap
! pon"d because Of those placed on guard
duty to prevent trOub" in the shirt
waist operators strike.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Clerk Dies While at Work
Win Bed Lecture

,inGGr' ,Mr' ncor"I"igh suggested in his
t%""' t%n",N' ln""'hN'V" way that this year
m{ w,{ migh remember the relatives
tof SEH cards. instead Of gifts as here
Ta' %eor'' Mrs. Dov"loigh las some
'uea" OF her own on this propo,ition.D
SO YOU'RE going to cconomizc ON
d. my r"Iotiy"s now. ~Iat's new
rIta' oS It isn't enough 10 rimu ON me-
Cr, year, but now that the Merry
E'iiInS season comes nround Won
W. rBoinS to skrimp ON my relatives
,o mv,i; N not going To make n moor
to ,nON.n 10 them Just because yuu want
No, oti mean. The Lord knows I'm
tr"o. 'n' one to complain. You can
Cb"i CPa, II" Ilk" dirt all year. but When
~ ts"r.S'lnaS comes around cypcot Won
ill., oPC,i PCi your heart little and moi net
IFrNnIr rNI Nrr"ogr, But WE CAN'T
do oH' H. W" can't, "h? Can we afford to
yeorg ge InInES YOU do for Yourself aU
SoIs ,Ian we afford to shoot dnlInr
SforJ T"''S mt" water holcSr Can We
n,nn I"ru TO play poker one or two eve.
wo sSu o u week and always loscY oh yes
il co%n O%m "u"rd I hat, all right. but when
10 'rS m"r 10 buying II few innocent gifts
tSat nuke hearts glad we cant afford
III AW, FORGET IT.
Wbv lat chance me forgetting II
''"' should ! forget it? That's the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
''TiiRIED TO FREE WIFE,
ARRESTED HIMSELF.
usobanicsviIIe, N. Y, Dynamite
e,,soect Recognized by Photo
in Police Station
IS HELD WITHOUT BAIL

- oht,;n tho release Of
,,s wife. Victoria. alr'%iTu .,I,,tm "" rn.
ihs.cc nLs of selling liquor lli"ER"
suited IN the nrrrS, Io orI ITT%E Fcrry avenues,
dore Fusco, MlGva,Si nOin, m'% n '"dynamitcr. d"
Fusco, according !" p"'', o,,trogcs w Mt
tnected with dynahvi''"S Ssoy"roI months
MechanicsyiIlc' \. ,,,,,, Ii, Tu.rn entered
Sco. Early TINS mot.nnS ,.nnet and Uunting
ne Twenty second t,ttr, ,,,ior an" onI rcaucst7
Park avenue ponce S'"J,"" no,omsc,l ST. She had
cd that his wife oe roi'i'" ra;J "c"ndur,cA by
been arrested IN n.iir,In, 4 G%," I HNIcFaddcn.
police Captain W lll'"ll lll'".na,i,o ' i Lod mad made n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
SHENT-COUGH INVENTOR
WOULD BE ACTORS SAINT"
Theatre Coughers Can't
Stop II, Say Doctors

Doctors don't seem to think that
theatre coughcrs can stop it by wish
ing or willing or anything else psy-
Geological.
"Rcpression is we'll nigh impos-
sibc." said DR.. j. SoIt|-Cohcn.
"CoughinS is unavoidable in most
cases. People who cant help cough
ing should leave the theatre.
DR.. 4. Spencer Kaufman, OF JEFF
fcrson Hospital. believes suggestion
is important. "Thcrc are n few
habitual coughcrs, he said, but
they begin to cough and others
cough before they realize if. DR..
Kaufman. like DR.. SOliS-Cohcn. be-
licvcs there is no adrquat" way to
rcprpSs cough.