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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
S0UTHERNER IN RING
"Oixie" Allen Meets Sullivan H,r
Tonight at Broadway

One Of tho best boxers that eve,
came out Of the South will appear /,
the windup OF Fred Fascltti's show At
the new broadway y. G. (NatIon,
A. A.. when Dlyic Allen. of Birminy
ham. Ala. tackles Mickey sullivan, a.
Southwark. N scheduled eight round
match. Allen has had many bouts, en-.
gaSins in III contests. and he has scored
a number of knockouts.
In 1916 Allen bed Joe Rivers. tn.
Mexican, to round draw AMI
knocked out Ollie Kirk in the frt
round. He also SGT back Eddie Ilanon
the Californian. in ten rounds when
the latter tried a comeback.
Other bouts scheduled tonight are
frankie Summers US. Charley Boyd. Jo.
German vs.. Terry Hanlon. Jocv
Fletcher VS.. Frankie Willis and Charley
Martin vs.. Willie Brown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
FULTON STEPS BACK
IN GLARE; WOULD BOX
DEMPSEY AND WILLS
Minnesota Piasterer Is Determined to Prore He Is
Entitled to the Chance to attempt to Vim
the Heavyweight Championship
by ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

LNRED The blonde heavyweight
leading citizens of Rochester MINI.
other than Jack Dempsey baer we'll known
New York the latter Of the week lie will hurl
him.
He viii shot at larry Wills All Of this will be very thrilling and
the gauntlet the
world HIS wupbotered New York Dempsey will be in Los
Wash challenging
10 or words 10
determined the heavy
When Willard
y. Of fighting
the
on hln . o II Kelcrmarn.
He parade OF when
Dempsey
He batlcd bmo rocked them sleep and then deah Of
him all
exits Joe Beckett wCl Ten would him
tumble This terrible slight Fedward ruined socially The
Count had tum6Icd before all Of tn" other hcavywCgh.
considerable
the side all trouble
foohy Wills
outline
the referee o quit So Fredworl.
THtS another chance at the heavyweight championship
Had Fulton iacui his duskg he coaH hare
mGtchcd rih Dempsey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
ALLIED LEAGUE
SOCCER BOOSTER.
Has Been Big Factor in Rapid
Growth of Sport in
Philadelphia
THOUSANDS PLAY GAME

Many persons IN Philadelphia do not
realize the extent to which the soccer
game is played in this city.
About twenty years ago the total
number Of teams in Philadelphia. in
Guiding three of the cricket clubs, was
twelve. comprising the Thistle. Albion.
Blackburn Rovers. Athletics. Aston
villa, Briils, Alma, and West Phila-
celphia. Belmont, Merton md Philadel-
phia being the cricket clubs. There
were four other clubs from Norristown,
Camden. Eddystone and Chester which
played in Philadelphia with the 10.
Gals. There were SoInc others which
made more or less irregular appear
ence during the season.
Blackburn Rovers was the only team
in South Philadelphia: West phia-
delphia. BrillS and Belmont were the
West Philadelphia clubs, the remainder
Being in North Philal"lrhta
To-day there Hra in 0nd about PniIa-
geIphla more than ia soccer teams Of
fcially recognized by the Football AZ.
SoctatioU Of Eastern Pennsylvania and
District. This docs not include those
of the Friends School League and the
intramural teams Of the high schools,
nor tho Girard College eleven.
Widely Distributed
In West Philadelphia alone, not iu-
2luding the University and High School
teams. there are about twenty. and,
takirg in the University ard High
School teams, the number goes to thirty.
In South Philadelphia there are seven
or "ish hi teams, NOT including the ITgh
School teams. In Northwest Phila-
l..
North and Northeast Philadelphia OK.
tending right M TO tho county line are
tho majority of the ;cams.
Then Merton and Philadelphia Cricket
Ilbs. instead Of one team, each now
have three teams apiece, while German
town has two and MOorestowu has two.
There IS no disputing tho fact that
there has been q very great increase not
only in the number of teams playing tho
game. but in the number of persons in
t"rsstcd in the game. Taking the IA
teams with eleven players 10 each team
We have 1914 players. referee for
each game gives 81 more, two lineSmen
for each game makes Ia more. and
two reserves for each team gives 34S
more. making 1923 persons actually
participating in the playing OF the
game.
The ia teams referred to are mem.
terS Of the various leagues nuurr the
IIrSd!ction OF the Football Association
o. Lastein Pennsylvania and District.
winch are che Allied American Foot
ban Association. football League OF the
Associated 'richet Clubs. lndustria!
leasne. financial League. p. Il. K.
Genera odicc League. Public High
School League, and the Grammer school
Leagues.
Allied Is Big League
The Allied American Foo,b,I ,s,,,s-
alton 10 rho largest nf tho ,oco, hoJio,
! lyodinp with J0O ,esnoa o,d l.. - Ior,,n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
SUES GIANTS FOR 100000
Bronx Butcher Seeks Damages for
Injuries Sustained by Daughter

York Baseball Club is dcfcndan, in a
suit for 100000 brought by Frank
Lang, Bronx butcher, for tnjUric, E,f.
rercd by his four -ycar-o'd daughter
Frcda. II fall from tho bleechcrs dur
Ing game ut the Polo Grounds last
Nav.
Tnc campla!ut AYERS til" bIcarucws
we've jummcd. and during the game the
fnthcr found his daughter had disnp.
reared. Investigating he discovered
She had fallen thirty feet suffering a
confusion Of the brain.
i was charged that faulty safe
gunrds were responsible for the acct-
tcr and So .00n for himself.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
NEW YEARS STREET RUN
Psstime A. c. viii Hold Closed
Event Over 2.Mlle Course

a street run covering little more
than two miles will be- held by tue Pas
time A. c. for members New Years
afternoon. There will De about fifteen
entrants and five cash prizes will BE-
awarded.
The event will start at = 80 from
the clubhouse, Twenty fourth and Aspen
streets, TO Twenty second street, to
Paramount avenue. to Corinthisn ave
nus, TO Girard College. circle the col
lege wall to Twenty fifth street, to
pOint.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
Wanderers and Fixtures

w
\ITIIEN the recent juggling Of base
w ball talent was at its height, with
stars tossed about the lanscape, some
one opened the discussion in q tanning
bee as to how many great ball players
had ever served out their careers with
one club.
The list Is extremely brief. Lajoie,
Ruth. Collins. Evers. Alexander, Cy
Young. Mike Kelly, Speaker, Chesbro
an almost endless caravan Of talent
have all fought under more than one
flag.
There have been at least four notable
exceptions among the leading head
liners
Mathcwson end Wagner served out
their playing careers under fixed fran
chises.
Cobb and johnson are still where they
we're at the start Of their major league
careers.
Wagner came from Louisville to
Pittsburgh when the franchise was
moved, not in any sale or trade.
Mathewson had ended his pitching
march when lie left the Giants TO man
age the Reds.
And it Is hardly possible now that
either Cobb or johnson will ever be sold
down the river from the old homcstcads
OF Detroit and Washington.
4 Freak Turn
TT Is ono of the freak turns of the
J. game that two Of the greatest ma
chimes in history we're scattered to the
seventeen winds.
The old Mackmen and the Old Red
Sox won eight pcnnants and seven
World Series.
From this combined assortment COL
Inns. Baker. McInnis. Barry, Plank.
Bender. Speaker, Ruth, Mays. Lewis,
Hooper. Schang, Bush. Scott. Gard
ncr--ffteen great ball players---werc all
sold or traded in the utter wrecking OF
two OF the greatest clubs that ever drove
their way to the peak.
Apparently the paths of glory lead
but TO the highest bidder or the trading
block.
An Opinion
. DEAR SIR am not underratin;
! - California. / know what Califor'
! fornia did TO Ohio state year ago ant
what she banded her strongest oppo'
nents this year.
! I am willing TO concede that Cali
! fornia is stronger than Yale. Harvard
Princeton, Pittsburgh. Army and Navy
! But. for all of that. ! believe the srca
! Pacific Coast team will have all II car
! do to handle Washington and jefferson
next Monday. ] have seen Washington
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
HOLDS DAILY WORKOUTS
California Rapidly Rounding Into
Form for W. and j.

Issa1ena, CaIlf., DC. nN.-RrIsE
daily workouts are rapidly putting fhe
University Of California football souaJ
into form for the intorscctional cIaSI
here next Monday with WushingtoD
and jefferson.
More secret practice is scheduled for
today. Yesterday the mon spent half
an hour on signals and devoted an
hour to fast scrimmage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
Up TO SHELTERS
TO STOP TRENTON
Camdenites Have Received No
Assistance in Hating League
Leaders From Other Clubs
PLAY READING TONIGHT

THE largest crowd that has witnessed
l. an Eastern League basketball game
in this city this season saw Philadel-
phia beaten by Trenton last evening at
the National 4. c., 3S 10 10. Included
in the number We're numerous Cam
denites who hoped the Phillics would
do the unexpected and hand the Potters
q defeat.
Eut N Trenton is 10 be beaten for
first half remnant honors the SkectcfS
Will have u make one MAN loD o' ~;
for thcrc appears TO be D" "In'r n,N
forthcoming. The league leaders haNG!
lost hut two games this season ana
both have been at the hands OF Camden.
This IS the cruCiia week for 'alh
don. The jersey men stack up against
Reading tonight at the Third Reglmcnt
Arn,Orr across the river and then comes
~ Lccidiny encounter at Trenton on
Friday. If the Skceters come through
with A pair OF wins, there IS stlll
faint hope that they may tie trenton
fo- fret half honors and---tamden never
Quits. .:., .o.,io,,
last evening, somctEing II" inaJo't.S -
bo Skc,ball players know nothing ABOUT
, nO"dGh.N - anu N,"''' -, A. ,vo,hlo
Just as well save themselves 'nu mou";.
If their playing IN reS""r s'"'''
considered
PITY for Myers
Tho n;.v Of tue whole phiadeIph!a
.i.untion ia that B!ll Myers. the gamcst
manager IN o"S"It'", aIs ~ nYr iunJred in his
Ninety -hIhc ~ '.o w.. r',,t long nyo. TO
PoSItl9h Mo"'u . 30 90 +ta phirodcirhia team
aat" w" I oM nc, ,,ouo r,onev thon the entire
haf HIol,pSu 'N"tC 'oco;rnd for one Of the
Jasper tcan rCo'r,T ,Eo ,,,,townrrs +icI Tren.
, seasons Wn'h % t'e ie,a ond nnotbcr when
toA ior hEH. pnnont -
tneE Won tTc r.ntast ovhihitions ever
One or Lme Sos. Tos. oyopinr Tho score
"!t,SSsca "n Ts cLeritahIe Freddie
o. 20 10 10 tn;nrmed his men to
cooper cVr'entS e. tho visitors we're
take tnshsS M en-, E",', md had thcv let loose
not nan tlStrfS 49, u.,,nt the score might
there ~ no 'e'''e
nave ueen. pb;lodoIDb,o rombina-
Inc pEeot'tH n,.oI Lnow tha meaning OF
/ ton Goes ho' Grou iro bnnir ,r;tb tGcv lave
team "ort:;; .,,,' art tnoctEcr For ronre
none anu " 'a'I n|' bctenr No ioubt
M!u "el'' .,'r "', .Ln nnrfrr romhina .
. ayers Nou,G ,.an,s tE.m wih rho
t4oh' pax ns'"t ,,,r or nnssib,y two.
oX'rpI'G,' =" va, ,"o.,jng 0f ,he Eastern
mere ,irrr,, nigif and # any dealy
League ton,I, tI, -" 1a h.;"g now faces here
/ can DC IuNuS ~ p'"'a - ,,,,.,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
M.res,sbura Gets Star sprint.r

IIloa. n. r.. peo, "s,-.,i..o j, M"'n@n
,xso has bsen sSaIias uudor tho COiurs OF
shs iilon " VA lish School, has eul rcd
Mercersbutg Aead Iny, where he mil pre-.
ypre Zoe renn, Mcehsa = clover sprlnt :
saod even though he "a unable 10 use Con-
Nay. bicauHo Of the axs liElt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
FOOTBALL PAYS
western Eleven Has Huge Profit
From Gridiron Sport

'o'' ST'oITon sport
Berheley.. Calf. Dec. 2S.-FootboI II
was a paying proposition at tho TN.
IerSlty Of California in 1921, arcordin,
10 nsurcs just announced by Graduate
Manager Luther A. Nichols. ~
dnclueIng salaries of coaches. cy.
nChS"s for the season were &2G .0i1 10
sarr9reeGS Of preliminary games totoIci
Soi ,o"4'2S and approximately SlOO, 900
wa vas realized from the contest WIKI
stanford University. Still more money
iS ~ expected from the game against
va W aShinSton and Jefferson College at
PASADENA January >. "'
beStdeS making money. California
was rnd"fcated, and won tho pariii%
Coast Conference titlo ''''I''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOLS WILL
OPEN LEAGUE RACE TONIGHT
First Game OF Basketball Championship Series Bet,ceen Purple
Gnd Gold and Salesannm, Wilnnaon
Scashore Teams Busy
by PAUL PREF

rlIIL| I'n,hnlin Nnhnnlg' Ilngkntholl
vi" 'otho'c "cnoo.s pasMe'Ou' ,nno
- LcaguI" will open IT'S W. w sea
son tonight. I ath"liG iliGh VIII m""t
"a ,csianum liigh at WllminGton' pCi:
This season Will sec the 'alhollc
circuit start onC" more with nVc teams
Last year La sale prSp WaI mem.
Der OF inc IchEur. pu, u',"ic 'ni
Gcld ,lropucd out. However. the en-
,,,,,ao - 'SoIo,;or,,r, ;,,to .,o c;roui+
trance OF .SaeHldHuhh hllo N"C cI'Cuit
this year brings the number of teams
m 70 thc ORIGINAL ouotn
VI, " ~ ~ t I;;,. ,,or.,,,
The team dropped lis first game 70
Penn Fresh after n bitter struggle. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
PENN WINS AT CHESS
Quaker Players Beat M. |. T.-Now
Rank Second

Rank Second
New York, Dec. 2S.-Uniycr>itv ~
iennsy WANNA chess PLAYERS defeated rho
Massachusetts Institute of Tcchno-oor
team in the third round of the nnnmal
Intercollegiate Chess League Mt tbn
Manhattan Chess Club tOdav, The
Quakers scored 2ls points 10 their
opponents IL. '"'''
VI. l. r. still leads. however. with
two match"" out Of three and a total
Of, ia, games won to 3la lost. Penn.
SyIvania is second, with ~ matches or,
Of : and Il game score of ~. 10 Az
Cornc,L's team. after the initial d..
feat by VI. |. H.. oiaycd more Steadily
and made u - lie with CITY roIlcsc
in the third round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

team is III great shape, and That every
thing is set for the opening game. Tic
IasSics nre not in the least supcrstltious.
They have selected Friday. January Is.
Il. their opening date, ard arc confident
Of winning.
Hoxing has been introduced at North
cast High School. and OYER forty candi-
dates are in the squad. New equipment
VIII be purchased soon. and IL is thought
this will be an incentive for the boys
10 turn out in larger numbers. North
east. Mt the present time, Is the only
public high school interested In boxing.
Inc sport is not recognized by the In
terscholas'ic League Supervisory Com
mlttee, and very fcw schools have taken
y up. Southern High started a boxing
class last season.
West Catholic High will play tho
Alumni team at X. Of {. Hall, Thirty.
"ighth and Market streets. tomorrov.
night. The game has attracted much
tirntion on the west side Of tho Schnvl. :.
Nili; DE Fflipo. Liuaugh and Make.
wei Known players % the past, viii Lr
seen in the Alumni linc-rn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
shoeker Suffers Fractured Wrist

st. Louis. Dec. 2S.--Crban shocGsr. rivht.
hand pitcher for tho browns, mas sutiSrSa
n fractured left wrist b. moving an artici0
known today. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
Plasterer Bubbling Orer " ith Confidence


~
championship.
which
al all OF the fame glory deserve Jast
M
The UP height consist,
He dcGanty his audience. and believed him.
81 will challenge Dempsey and Wills New York
he
challenger and challenges.
Richard all
that the thing Willard could the
of million dollars of oil wells This
a the
Brennan but that bout rolled off his knife The
Fulton
loaded lie didn't have chance how he
breakdown lie would
So will bear a will
might be considered The
mi
fredward has has
bsters who before him
to lack it, He Le better
Il Il.
Fredword Pa1 put the
koosh He
In the
ov
TIE p'ds'c all hopped u
Is prospect But Dempsey punches
Ot the phcr there .cHi be cnlis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
To Our Friends

To Our Friends
Wish me no Good LMck through he
year,
No gentle destiny TO ride. ,
No smooth sea, tohcre the sky IS clear
TO make port teitk the drifting tide.
Wish me no smiling fortune ,ohere
The friendly currents only 90,
Apart from trouble and despair
That each one in his turn must know.
Bur When black storms ride do'en the
air, go,
Where fears and hcortdches still
intrade,
Wish me at least az crcn share
Of plain, old fashioned tortifade.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
freedman G'erifes Tenders Punch

SALo FREEDMAN has recovered from
~
wreck ; ga for anothe
We n othcr
Christmas thinking o My OF
' anybody tells that Tcadr
hits we'll
didn't know what happened. taking
81 he dense
Heshie Miller n off
. What round Il 'IaFked
- The beginning Of the eIcTcN replied
II thought kidding
lsw told mo was lucky to be there believed
thing happened
"a Was hit because co,c,c. tie
dpckcd 70 the right dEd the LETT smash cau9ht
Ia Ike Q Tcndst tallin.-,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

Ocean City High has a clever girls
basketball team this season. Coach FL
mer Il. Cngcr has announced that his
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

From a football standpoint, II might b'
said that the Praying C0ionels were th,
Centre OF attractions this season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

Sow rnur golf balls have been re-
dured. c0ddies may be expected to
howl for more pay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

THtS another chance the heavyweight championship
Had Fulton f1ttcnd his duskg opponent he coaH hare bee"
chcd rin Dcyp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
OHIO VALLEY MEDICAL SOCIETY
PAYS TRIBUTE To DR.. WILSON

patronage. he achieved success solely
on his own merits. and secured the CON
rdcnco OF his coworkers because lis
opinions were based on sound Judgment
after careful examination OF his cases
I.iherally educated before he entered
up0n the study Of medicine, and grad
uated from one OF the most famous
medical Institutions OF tho country,
through his long professional career ne
continued TO be n dll!gent student Few
practitioners OF tho city have enjoyed
to 50 great extent the confidence or MS
brethren. and the esteem In which ne
was held was shown by his election as
president of tho County Medical society
AMI also OF the State Medical Ass"cia-
ton.
Resolved: That the members of Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
HAv1 11EN 1AoHo n CANADA
AND ALoNo LAKE HRIH-AANH
1Io NoNHY wIHNK1S.
'rYArt1otplsr VIII he One Of the "Asep-
en- cloSsly watched BY Bsttors.

A list Of the thoroughbreds that have
been racing In Canada and the fair
meetings on the Lake Erie front and
which will ship to Wheeling for the
West Virginia fair. was received yes
terday and will afford followers OF me
runnern in this city much interesting
data on which 70 base their judgment
when they start hero next week.
Included in tho stables to DO raced
hero are several big money winners. l.
Gentry OF the Major stable proved TO
be one OF tho most substantial purse
winners on tho Canadian merry-So-
roundx Much Of her success was duo
to Jockey Prioble, tho sensational 10
year old rider under contract TO Major
who will pilot all his horses at tho
Island oval. II Is also interesting to
note tho crack two year-old Helen Ma
JOG. from the same stable. Is coming.
Such consistent winners as Jrlltson
who took two purses Mt Eric Ioohleven.
a double winner woodpile. Walter
Mack, and tho crack Olymp!an KinE.
Anna Star. Slippery silver and many
last Sprin.ers that flashed by tho post
In front Of their relds at tho Wheeling
spring meeting. are down for return
Walt Indi.creet. tho formidable miller
who checked In At 1es on 81 mutunls
at the Island ring last April. will ar
rive Saturday.
Some Burpr11s1.
Wheeling followers OF the bang tails
have en- following the horses pretty
closely since they oade farewell h,re
In the spring and have them pretty
we'll doped. However. It 10 doubtful II
they have a line on all tho "sleeperG"
Such one Ia Participle. This horse
worked out at Conneaut Lake last Juno
for a week. started the last day and
won. paying SIS. That was tho last
hoard Of Participle until tho past week
at Erie when no started on Tuesday
last in the feature and won At the
handsome odds Of - to 1. Whom Par
tictple slips In a roft spot at tho state
fair. he will DO given close attention
by the TALENT.
In addition to several favoritss who
came over At the Wheeling Driving
club meeting. there are several new
comerA who will compete here neNt
week. Among these are p. T. Barnum.
q rood four-year-old. and a winner At
Eric, British Isles. Destroyer. It Olyrn-
plan King. Tout de Suite, Neenah. all
hish-class thoroughhreds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
LIST Of THOROUGHBREDS TO RACE
*sssE ATSTATE FAIR newt WEEK RECEIVED

Court Judge r. NJ. Addleman Saturday
The Injunction restraints tho men from
picket!ng IN the vicinity OF Inc pants
now closed because of a Strike: unia"-
ful Interference with the plaint!tlS EN-
ployes: unlawful persuasion directed
against tho plaintiff or their employees
with q view OF interfering with the
operation OF the plaintiffs mills ana
against blockatiug. congroghtng al or
near tho entrance Of the mills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
STREET CAR MOTORMAN
BREAKS ARM IN FALL

Notorman D. c. McFadden OF NC
Mechen 10 suffering from broken arm
which he received last evening In fa'l'
When the $50 Moundsville car OF whi'h
Mr.. McFadden was motormRn. arrived
st Fifteenth street. McMcchen. IL de-
yeloped q defect and had 10 DO taken
to the barn. Tho passengers were
transferred and while Mr.. McFndden
was walking from ono TO TO the other.
he fell over 4 log. fracturinE his arm.
lie was taken TO his home. where he Is
getting along as we'll as could DO OK
pected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

County Medical Society hereby sxprses
their sense OF the great loss to the msN'
ical profession and the community 90
casIoned by the death OF Dr. j.. ID. WI.
son.
Resolved: That We hereby extend ~
the family Of the deceas sod our Wsrms
sympa thy. and the assurance OF oeS
personal regard for our departed felISW
member.
Resolved: That a copy OF this ncuo.
Of the Society be sent TO the lami'y OF
~. dacea,ed, printed in the wheeling
,norninv newspapers. and in the West
virginia Medical Journal.
Resolved: That we attend the funeral
q body. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
TO CONVENTION

Attorneys H. c. Richards and Nelsoer
? Hubbard, representing the ohRA
county Bar association. leave this morn
Ing for Cincinnati where they VIII Az
tend tho annual convention OF tho
American Bar association. which opehN
tuesday Following the convention.
which will last three days. the local,
men will 20 TO Dayton. where they VIII
attend an aviation denomination. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
BANK DEBTS
ARE DECREASED

Volume Of business as measured by
Cebits to individual accounts reported
TO the Federal Reserve Board FOR banks
In ljl important clearing house centers'
decreased from sG.s93. 100000 for Tho
week ending August II. to s6.2l2.O0o.ooo
for the week ending August "a. de-
crease OF $751; oOo.O Or about II per
cent Smaller debts were reported Tor
all the leading centers, tho decrease TOT
New York alone amounting I" 500
600 600. and for Chicago, s93.00o.ono.
Week Ending: Clere. DIS. neennH
Aug "a 1871. Ss2o,550.0 900 S5.si.0o0
Aug. II. 1884,. Sas.lse.ooo o.o'o'VVV
Amy Is. 1920. 4s0.0S2. 900 $4,000
Week Ending:
Aug. "a. 1921. $l6I,1nS.O VO SH'1 WV
Aug. II. le2l. col. $4,000 100000
Auc % 1920 IsS.o44.O0O 6.09l. 900