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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31
MISS WILSON 10 SPEAK.

meeting of the National Woman's
Party convention will be addressed
here February II by Miss Margaret
Wilson, who will speak on the work
of Community Center organization. In
accepting the invitation to address
the convention, Miss Wilson declared
that she was very much interested
in bringing to the attention of the
women of the country the work OF
the Community Center organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31
$4,000 FOR RELIEF
IN IRELAND RAISED
Total Subscriptions at Be-
IaSco Theater Mass
Meeting.

More than $4,000 subscribed by the
audience at the Belasco Theater marked
the initial mass meeting of the Wash
ington branch of the American commit
tee for relief in Ireland yesterday aft
ernoon.
Directing their remarks for the most
part to the distress and suffering which
they said prevailed in Ireland. the
speakers stressed the necessity of i'm
Senator WnIsh's Plea.
Prefacing his appeal for funds by out
lining the need and cause of Irish re-
Chusetts gave statistics to show that
within the past two years twelve towns
had been wiped out entirely: 105 cities
and villages more or less devastated;
s250,000,000 confiscated; 10000 men
thrown out of employment. and more
than 100000 people cast on the mercy
Of the world. And for what? Simply
because these poor and humble peoples
were led to believe that at last the day
had come when tyranny was to be re-
moved from every part of the world"
he said.
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri
gave a brief resume of the 7O0-year
fight the Irish people had made to
preserve their national consciousness
and concluded his address by pro-
Lord Mayor Donal O'Callaghan.
other Speakers Heard.
The meeting was opened by John
B. Densmore, acting chairman, and
after invocation had been pronounced
by Rev. John B. Creeden. president of
Georgetown University, Rev. DR..
Peter. Guilday of the Catholic Uni
versity was introduced as the perma-
nent chairman.
Representative Clarence J. Mcleod
of Michigan paid tribute to what the
Irish had done for the rest of the
world and Frank J. Hogan, basing
his appeal from huma tartan
standpoint alone, made a stirring ap-
peal for aid from those present
Judge c. w. Campbell of New York,
secretary of the national relief COM
mittee. told briefly of the methods
now being conducted to distribute the
funds in Ireland.
A message from Rev. Henry Allen
Topper, pastor of the First Baptist
Church, was read. expressing his re-
greet at being unable to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31
TEACHERS HEAR LECTURES
Hundred and Fifteen Register at

One hundred and fifteen teachers
are registered in the course of lee
lures on methods of teaching secon-
dairy schools which is being given at
the NJ street Junior High School by
DR.. Romiett Stevens, assistant pro
lessor of education of Columbia Uni
versity. it is announced by Principal
Lucy D. Stowe.
Teachers taking the course are al
lowed two points credit at Columbia
either toward the bachelors or mas
ter's degree. The course will extend
through May 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31
PLAN GIRLS SCHOLARSHIPS.

New scholarships for deserving
girls at George WASHINGTON ITnivar.
slty VINO are unable to paw their
way through college will be made
possible by the proceeds from two
oeneht motion picture performances
70 De given at and o'clock We'd
hesday afternoon at the Knicker-
booker Theater by the Columbia
women of the university.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31
INJURED GETTING OFF CAR
Mary Lee in Serious Condition
From Fall-Other Accident.

Miss Mary Lee, nineteen years old,
1921 Canal road. is in serious con-
dition at Georgetown University Hos
pital, suffering from injuries received
last night in alighting from a car at
Clark station, Va.
Anton Holman, fifty-two years old,
1916 S street, was knocked down oy
an automobile at 18th street and New
HAMPSHIRE avenue last night, and his
scalp lacerated His injury was dressed
at Emergency Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31
ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.

At the marine barracks. at
pm. today, by the United States
Marine Band Orchestra; Will
liam H. Santelmann, leader:
suite OPUS 40 .Tschaikowsky
(a) Introduction and fugue;
(b) advertisement, (c) Andante,
(dl Marche miniature. (e)
Scherzo. 90 Gavotte.
Cello solo, "Variations on
Rococo" .Tschaikowsky
Musician Fritz Mueller,
Prelude to 'Lohengrin". Wagner
overture. midsummer Nights
Dream
Mendelssohn-B artholdy
The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31
TRAIN DERAILED. 8 HURT

., "a TA,WfoRDsVILLE. Ind. January
81 nree persons were slightly in
cured when Big Four passenger train
NO. 40 was derailed three miles east
OF Charlottesville early today. The
engineer, fireman and woman
passenger were hurt. The entire
tlaln lett the tracks. the engine
proving zoo feet into a cornfieId be-
fore being stopped. The cause of
the derailment has not been learned.
A scheme to prevent successful for-
gerry is that of a certain millionaire
who is said to make tiny blot mon
every check he writes as a sign to tba
bankers that it is genuine Wiz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31

At Calcutta. couple was married
recently in an airplane. The wedding
partly assembled 5000 feet. and. the en-
CINE being shut off, a clergyman read
the wedding service as the machine cir
cled gently TO the earth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31
MORE SLEEPING SICKNESS
London Reports Fifty-Five Cases in
Past Four Weeks.

LONDON, January 31.-Fifty- five
cases of sleeping sickness have been
reported during the past four weeks
in this city. This is a large increase,
only stwenty-three being reported in
the previous period of four weeks -
Five states in the November election
chose women for state superintendent of
public instruction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
c, A. SEVERANCE
BAR president

Cturlnnat:. ohio Sept. &C. A. Sever
unco. OF s.. Paul. MIMI, was elected
pre- s!!rn, o. the American Bar assoc!a-
zion today. rrcd"g.rH T.. Wadha ms, %
Albany, y. T.. and w. Thomas Kemp. NJ
baltimore. Nd, were reelected treas
urer and secretary. respectively.
40 other names were presented before
Tho convention. nominations being made
rs the genera! cnunsc! ana The serretar?
instructed 20 cast q. naninous ballot
Tor tho council recon- Trniutions.
Members OF the executive committee
were likewise unanimously elected.
Law enforcement Was emphasized N
three addresses before the convention
:hls morning preceding the ELECTION.
Former governor Charles S. Whitman or
New York. Luther H. H"sser. Of ATTAIN
ia. Georgia. and Judge Marcus A. kaV-
anaugh, OF Chicago. urging educa ti"n
OF tho American public 70 letting JUS
tic, take It's cours" ard primarily III
Graduating crime Itself.
That congress should come in'o o"lns
Immediately upon its election: that tn,'
electors should meet at the eATIeAl
nrartirHl dRte To cast thcir votes LOT
nrcsldar. and vicr-presld"nt: that con-
rrcss should meet at the earliest PraS.
tic,l dntc 10 count the vote ana 'l'h ,
ma n-rsiAcnt and Vic"-rreS!dent sho'iH
hn irauguratcd thereafter without am
unnocessarv Large OF time. rehu 4 res ,"
luton adopted by tho American Bar a.
socIa ton late today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03

Carl Simms. Emmitt Hinsrnaaa. 1AH
Bane. Herman simms. Raymond LoI1n
Burdette Bane. Martin Hopkins. Hil
: Lowe OK Hogtown. Texas, Mark Miaf
. Cyril Mccormick Austin Bound ana
Dale Reese. The cooks were Tom Arm.
strong. Lyo!d S!mms. Roy Jollin ahd
John Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Jones Of the East
End announce the marriage Of their
daughter Alethia Brunsll TO Mr.. Frank
at Scranton. Pa. Rev. Franklin p. Defy
! officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond viii
! be AT home 62S y. Summer avenue.
Scranton. after September s.
The bride. Is one Of Camerou's best
known young ladies. She 10 = greduate
at the National capital They viii make
their home at Scranton whore the
groom Is employed.
! Cameron Briefs
! T. e. Pipes. Herman Pipes, g. d 'LeedA
and II. ". Watson motored TO wheeling
today.
! Frank Lench who has been employed
; in the oil fields Of Oklahoma motcred
! through in his Stutz roadster At In
diana polls. Ind. He met his father Whe
continued the trip with him. He 10 vs.
liting his parents on tho South Sioe Tor
few weeks
J. D. Fry returned homo Wednesday
from a trip to Columbus. Ohio. :.
Melvin Clark Is building a new house
up Maple avenue.
The Kelley Construction company 81.
poets TO finish tho Greene Valley road
this week.
! Bob Wisener who has been travelling
with the Redrath Chautauqua this sum
mer returned home this week for few
days visit.
for Weston. w. Va. where he has ae-
ceptcd A position as teacher. Of the pub
lie schools.
William Slonaker Is building . new
house on Ma pie avenue.
Tho Waynesburg avenue road which
has been hard surfaced with concrete
was opened TO travel the hrst OF Sept
ember.
Many people from here went squirrel
hunting yesterday and all reported good
catches.
Mrs Edward Clayton. c. l. Lopez and
county Tuesday.
C'onard Chaddock who is employed at
Warrington Is homo visiting for few
days.
Mrs. Mike Horn has left for the Pae-
ifc coast for her health.
Harry Chafdock 10 moving his family
to Warrington where he will be en-
ploved.
Harry Taylor who has been 6elnine
his grandfather on his farm at WadeS-
town thin summer returned homo Tues
day.
! Mr. Waldo Jackley Is moving from
: the Spragg fiat TO the house OF Henry
: 1Slcman up Stringtown.
! Mrs. Maud Carney Of Maple avenue Is
moving Into the SpragS nat and Mrs.
Omar Howard is moving in the house
where Mrs. Carney lived on Maple ave-
nue..
New arrivals at tho Hotel crawtord-
+. J. Cowan Marietta: David Valid.
Pittsburgh; H. L. Hendershot ParEers-
burg: J. B. Westenhaver, WheelinG:
George w. Craig. Frostburg, Nd: An
drew Kelley. Howard. W. Va: H. J.
Dcnchnft, Woodstock. Va: Catherine Lee
St Paul. MINI: Gordon Forhburs. Low
ell, Mass: Edward c. Barrol. St Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
WHEELING GETS
NEXT MEETING
Of THE NURSES

Pnrkershurs ". Va Sept With
dinner dance Il, Tho Eiks Club 90
might given ny me alunrrac association
Of tho 81. Joscph's Camden clark hos
pitfalls N" fifteenth annusl. convention
~ rho West Virginia state Nurses
Association was brought 20 close
hero after two days session.
Wheeling was chosen as the next con
yen.ion city. and the following officers
were elected M the last business SEES
sion:
Mrs. Susan Cook. Wheeling. pr"si-
don't. Miss Nell Clcary. PnrkersbuIg &.
FIRST vice president; Sister Adelaide,
Charleston. second vice president. Mrs.
r. J. Bullard. Wheeling. secretary
treasurer. Three directors were also
named 20 serve for ono year. They
are: Sister Everesta. Parkersburs
Miss Blanche Young, Mar;inshurg, and
Miss Beulah Hall. Petersburg.
In tho public health department, Miss
Agnes Frazer. OF this city. was elected
president. and Miss Lew Ross. OF
Wheeling. secretary.
During tho morning and afternoon
sessions some able and interesting ad-
dresses were delivered by doctors and
nurses OF tho state. together with a
number Of round table discussions.
The afternoon session was closed after
the officers had been elected and The
next convention city had been chosen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
RIVER NEWS

According 70 word received last even
Ing by local rvermen. Dam No. - near
Point Pleasant was raised yesterday,
otter being down nearly week while
repairs wcre being made 70 wicket,
and the pool in that vicinity had raised
% normal stage permitting boats TO
pass
There has Been low stage between
Ravenswood and Gallipolis, stopping
many OF the boats from continuing
their trips. and traffic was delayed con-
siderable Regular runs will be made
again after today
The Leroy cleared yesterday at noon
Tor Marietta with . dig cargo. Tho
Helen E. arrived last evening from New
Matamoras and viii clear today on tho
return trip.
Tho Gen. Beach Il due in this morn
ing from Pittsburgh and win clear a.
soon as possible for GAINESVILLE.
Tho Gen. PershinE will arrive Sunday
morning At o'clock enroute 70 Pitts
burgh from Point Pleasant Tho Betsy
Ann 10 due at the sams time bound for
Ravenswood from Pittsburgh. Tho SEN
ator Cordill will arrive at noon tomor-
row from Charleston enroute for Pitts
ourgh.
The regular pool stage Of nine feet
Was recorded at tho wharf last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
LINE FOREMAN
DIES Of BURNS
q. J. DENTON, OF MARTINS PERRY
CONES IN CONTACT WITH
HIGH TENSION LINE.
Was In Charge OF Work at Adena -
Rushed to Hospital and Lives
Several Hours.

T.. J. Denton. Of Martins Ferry. died
n the Martins Ferry hospital m 930
o'clock last night from burns suttcr"dd
shortly after noon when he came In
contact with high tension wire at
Adrna.
IN" victim was In charge Of crew
working on the limo at Adena. and in
some way rama In contact with a line
carrying several Thousand volts OF cleo
trirtty. with the result that he was
horribly burned over most OF his body.
Denton was rushed In an automo-
bile 20 Harrtsv.iie Onto. from where he
was hurried 10 tn. Martins Ferry hos
pitai n Il. c. Heslup & Sons ambulance.
From the hrst il was doubtful II he
could survive.
Denton was about.27 wears 81 age
and Is survived by HE wife and two
Young children E'e MAS y member Of
'he Baptist church He hal h"en, 4 real
dent OF Martins Ferry only a short
while. moving TO Third and Gay streets
IN that city from Mars. Pa.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete
hut the body. which IS now ~ Hsslop
& Sons morEue, will be sent TO Mars
for burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
CENTRAL v. c. T.U.
HAS ELECTION

The nnnual meeting O. III" Eentra!
Woman's Christian Temperance mon
was hold last evening ut tho nome OF
Mrs. l.. W Brown mt Warwood. Win
tho president. Mrs William Miller, pre-
siding. This mo"tlng closed the hSch
vcSN OF tho Trn'rul Union and report
OF the various Officers were read hnC
a review Of work accomplished the past
year took up a g""dly part OF the scs-
sion, and proved most interesting
Following the business session q
social hour was spent and the evening
concluded with the serving of da unity
appointed luncheon. \ good nttcndan'e
was In evidences and this affair was
most successful from "r"ry standro'n'.
OsArers for tho coming year "ef"
elected as follows:
prcsldent-Mrs. William Miller re-
elected ,,. ~
secretary Mrs. William Morris.
Corresponding Sr"r"'aTN--Miss Alma
Musl!.
RocordlnE Secretary - Mrs. James
Small. ~ NJ,
Mary \. Holt.
puhI!SIty-Mrs Jm,!a Rinn.
Flower Nilsson Mrs. Alice Bedford
and Mrs. /. n. Gear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
BODY or SOLDIER
IS NEARING HOME
Upon Arrival Arrnng smsntS for T'unerAl
viii Be Compl
Legion In Charge

Mr.. and Mrs william F. Kutschmann
Of No sos Market street have received
wort tha' no body OF 'heir son, Fri
vate William II. Kutschmann Is in
New York. and Will be s"nt hom. At
once Arrangements for IN" funeral VII!
not he coriplrte unit! after the arrival,
but tho body Will hn laid Al r"s' with
ruli military honors. N. s-rvlr"" being
in charge OF Wheeling Post. American
Legion.
Young Kutschmann met death In &C
ton on November .. 1918 Re:oro go
Ing into mo service he vas employed
n. Tho rol!ack stoclo factory. IT" was
with m. l2Tth Machi'e Gun Ratat"n,
Company n. and received training at
Camp Loo and Camp shelby. Al me
time Of death he WA serving with the
3l3th Infantry IN the Nsrdun sector on
me Mouse front.
In addition 20 hIs parents. n" is sur
vived by three sisters md on" nr"'her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
.PyTH|AN SISTERS
TO RETURN TODAY

Something like four hundred women
ar. attending the state convention or
Pythian Sisters Of West Virginia. IN
connection with the grand lodge meet
ing OF The knights OF rythtas at Carks'
burg Many local women are In attend
ance. and Will return today. Among the
Wheeling delegation are: Miss VIDA
Bebout Elm Grove: Miss Lulu Freder-
tex. wheeling: Louise Chambers
Moundsyille: Lulu Martin. Moundsvil'e;
Martha Fankhau.er. Warwood; Miss
Hazel Seaman. Wheeling: Mrs. Mimi"
Rude. Mrs. Alice Peterson. Mrs Louise
Hawkins. Mrs Lena Schultz. Mrs. Alice
Coxan. Mrs. Austa Young. all OF NC
Mechen: Miss Mary wagenter. Wheel
ing: Mrs. I.avinia Haberheld. Mrs. JOS
ala Sells, Mrs Marsery McClement.
Wheeling: Mrs. BERTHA F. Harness
wellshurg: Mrs Mary A. Scott. Wells
bury: Mrs. Jessie Hult. Mrs. Elizabeth
Tucker McMechen: Mrs.. Rachel Rooey'
McMechen: Mrs. Naom! Webb. Wells
burg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
BIG GAME SET FOR
SOUTH SIDE FANS
Kahn Club and Yankees VIII Clash to
Settle Long Dispute over
Supremacy

When .aa IaEie- and the Kahn Club
b. <eball teams lineup tomorrow after
noon - $50 oc.ovk on The Twenty
sixth street Fairgrounds diamond. base
hall fan. ~ thA South side win get a
cAa7"e - see which team IS the better
ard "a decision reacned for the South
SIDE supremacy.
Tn" Yau>"". hNr" been playing ball
fer four yrars The N-st two years they
were n~:er defeated and last year fell
once. Tbs YEAR they started out in
faster company. playing seni-pro mines
and tie result: was several defeats.
The kan Club has gathered together
nice a:rH that IS playing good ball.
and what he rAsult % .onorrow's ella SIN
will o. - proo.ema;ica,. No doubt there
will be IA large crowd on hands TO Wit
ness the clash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
SHOOTING MATCH
HANDICAP MONDAY
WILL DRAW MANY
1ivs Twenty Btrd Events Are On Pro-
gram for 9un Club Labor
Tourney

Everything Is in readiness and there
"a a large number OF 'rapSh"ot"rs or the
Wheel!ns district. as No. a. from ilt'S-
hu-ph. ,,,;ir,huS, t.aS' i.IS"-poni. Steu-
henI.t,e and other nearby ,;tIrs entered
IN me arst annual i.ah,.r pay tourney
T. be held by the members az IN" nee
ins Gun I',lih on tHr!r SITE on Kelly
HIN. near Warw"ud. mex: Monday after
noon.
Every Ind.ca,.cn 2o.n:s :" he meet
hing = NIX SUCCESS The attractive list
az Awards - drawing many and n"
,,I!t there VIII ~ many close and In
t":c<;iaE matches.
~. csuov.aE are SINE 81 the donors
o. 9-s:"$ - n" winners:
il G. Fn."Gr,rhs. American Tire Re.
,;:r Works From, company. I. l
iia,,,.s~ "a company. steam Eiectrlc
c,:l:-"N. p't iie:S"ei. hardware NC
%a:r..r- ,i"uc >'o"r. II! =. Sands. Etec-
~. Ia,h.;zer Hardware. Texas on com
,,ar~. Mckee cigar store. Men Hardware
Thomas Jrw"lry. kG."r billiard ro"'"
iron And i.atnc. Fort Henry Smoke
House ard c!Uh r,Amher4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
WEEKEND CARD

Saturday
Nationals rs Business Men at Bridge
port.
South SIDE All Stars vs. McConkeys at
Tunnei Green.
Imperials vs. Cambria Co!lcr.es at
Shadys.de
Sunday
Triadeiphla vs. McConkeys At Tunnel
Green
. Liberty rs Brcst,es n Bridgeport
Man o. War - Buers n, LcaHuA Park
Commercials - cambria Galleries at
Shadyside.
Flor"rc" ~ Eagles at Pinch Run
Flushing ~ iaTcrty az iASerty
= Bauer juniors " Cardinals at Fulton
Boyd<v;.'n RE. SoX $ Golden Links
Al Fortr-Scven;h street.
K;aGc,h"rg"-s - N!cto-s a. Nick Hell
Yankees - Kahn Cub AZ Twenty sixth
street.
Monday
Tr.ade!7h!a - Wc!.sburg Athletics at
WellshYrr 90.
B-cs:'cs - cage at finch Run.
Man - Mar - RsuerS a, League
Ia.,i go
Eesser,s- S.~-i 80 Moundsvile A. C..
r. NourdsvtNs C2l
Nr,>0~l "ys - Cambria Collar!es at
SlrG~si:" 70.
j'ar,-s .;.i",a~S - Niena a. Adsna t2)
i.rra.r, - NHf a. E"H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
RGty&jaSa

l.. r. CholsseN. known as crazy Ray"
tho 'ra.l!ope Maniac" VIII" has bean
with the excursion steamer Nerna
swain C,r the a; two seasons here.
- confined In the Marine hospita. at
Pittsburgh. where he recently under
went an operation.
Fire Chies A. Barley Thompson has
had Sign posted near lre alarm boxes
warning persons that a nre OF 800
will be assessed against any person
caush, ,amperInx with the boxes Hun
drcIS ot E.asses are broken every Jew
months IL the tire alarm boxes.
Robbie Rogers. arrested by Police
man Custer on drunk charge. was
nned 81 and costs or 10 days In jail yes
terdav morning by Judge John S. Ritz.
The sher,Ns force - busy preparing
bis TO- me annua' collection period.
A number OF The repnrts has been turned
over - the sheriff by tho county as
~csS"r.
Harry Handlan was fined $50 and
cos:s FOR heating his wife. Wilson Is
ne husband o. the woman who was
faed Wednesday morning. for lettering
t"r ,he purpose 81 prostitution.
+ ponaghuc vas fined 81 and costs
49, 20 days in jail by Judge Ritz yes
to-day morning tn police court on
drunk charge preferred by Policeman
Jochum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
COUNTY COURT
MArr1Ars LicenNh

Marriage LicenDsA
Roy T. Stevenson. ss aud Lucy T..
Hallett. IS. both of Cambridge, Ohio.
B. McI.ain Miller. %. Of Knoxville,
Pa, and Mary Minerva Wise 81. OF
Pittsburgh. Pa.
TtfuelAry.
Cehster H Dean appointed admins
traitor for the Will OF Mary z. Rott-
mier. Bond $500.
DeedA
Charles Burdett Hart and vito 70 w.
A. Sondrrman. parcel Of land on Walnut
avenue In Triadeiphia district.
William II. Floto and wifs to Mar
garet c. Stanton Neagle. parcel Of land
IN Richland district
Edwin F. Kline and George c. Beneks,
special commissioners, TO William H
F!oto. parcel OF land In R!chland dis
,rict
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
LIBERTY vs.. BRESTLES

There will be an interesting baseball
setto tomorrow afternoon on tho Stop
- grounds when the Liberty A. c. nine
Will battle the BreHtle nine and large
crowd IS expected 10 attend. Both
teams are popular with Bridgeport fans
and the combinat ton looks very prom's-
Ing
Monday the Brestles viii meet tho
BellaiYe Eagles on tho Pinch Run lot.
The Eagles are clashins with tho
Florence A. c. nine on the Pinch Run
diamond tomorrow afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
PLAY KINDELBERCERS

Interest among baseball fans Of Rem
wood Is conferred on the victor-Kndle.
berger clash tomorrow afternoon on the
Nick He'll grounds and \ largo crowd IS
expected 10 ATTEND. Both teams are
good. and II 10 probable the ktndlabery-
ers will he met In double bill hEain
Monday
william Schmidt has been chosen as
manager Of the VIctors, to succeed VIM
Madison. VINO resigned a week ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
MISS TAYLOR VERY LOW

The condition Of Miss Mary Taylor Of
No. l42 Eighteenth street was reported
70 be very low this morning and she
was not expected - 1.-Two until daylight.
Miss Taylor. who Ia - years ~ age.
mas spent - years % he- life in bod
being he result "f an accident which
happened nhi~ she WAS riding a horse,
Il h'ing said TINT sh" VA thrown with
terrific force 20 tho ground Since that
day she has heon helpless and has boon
confined n bod oyer since.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
PREPARING STATEMENT
OF COMMERCE CHAMBER

II r rnrCnran. manager ~ N"
Wheeling cha nlhrr nr Cnrnm"rr". "a busy
preparing tho annual statement g 10
nrranizatton for m" current r"hr winch
cIoses Srr,rmbar 30 Tn" report this
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All depart rorts ar" preparing th"ir
-crnrts and will have 'h"m ready for
the annual dinner ON October IA.