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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-05
LOCAL ITEMS

Coal Supply Co, Phones and 3.
Harmony lodge No. 1, I, o. o. F.,
will meet in regular session tonisn |.
Work in the first degree VIII De
given. .
Members of the American legion
baseball team will hold a practise
tonight at Washington park. The
line-up for the game Sunday Will
be picked at this time.
Charles NJ. Barber left yesterday
afternoon for Lansing, Mich, where
Mrs BARBER and children have
been spending the summer. He Will
drive a new automobile back 10
Albuquerque. -,
american Eagles yesterday by
score of Is to 4.
There will be regular meeting
of Adah chapter No. 5, Order OF
Eastern Star, at Masonic temple to-
night at o'clock.
DIR. S. L. Burton will return to-
day from st. Louis, where he mas
been taking postgraduate work.
Harry Frank left yesterday for
Arizona on a business trip. He will
be away for two or three months.
Miss Evelyn Hunt, former U. n.
M. student, was in Albuquerque
yesterday for a few hours visiting
friends here. She is on her way
to Ration after spending several
weeks in California.
Four dollars, full wagon LOAD,
factory wood: limited amount.
Hahn Coal Co. nhone 81.
Join an August dressmaking
glass. Mrs. Hazlctt. Phone 1873
w.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Morris, of
SHERIDAN, Texas. are visiting friends
here. They formerly lived here
where Mr., Morris conducted a
3ewelry store in the Rosenwald
building. They will leave soon for
the upper Pecos where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Keim for
q few days.
Walter M. Codington. for years
a resident of this city, now residing
at Lupton. Ariz., trading post, IS
here to visit his neice, Mrs. Ray
mond Stamm. Mrs. A. M. Coding-
Ton, mother, who has been at I'll
Paso, Texas, visiting her other son,
AL. Codington, is expected to ar
rive in the city from the south this
evening.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-05
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
DOINGS
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS DoINGs

IA Howard f, Shimmel, a new
owner, has just purchased a lot
on Vassar avenue and Is arranging
to at once begin the construction
of a new residence.
Inspiration Point" at the ter
rninal of East Coal avenue is
getting more popular ever day for
luncheon parties.
= If the Taos artists could have
seen the sunset last evening as
viewed from the Heights, they
would all be seeking a home there
and specializing on western sun
sets. The colors and figures We're
simply grand.
15S-Taxi & Baggage-15S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-05

Bernallllo ..'......... .'.5i
Catron .'............ Nv
Chavez .........,... "a
ColfaX ...'..,'.'.. '''' ~
curry : r............. 20
De Baca ....,......
Dona Ana ............ ia
Eddy ......'....,.' ...l
Grant ......',.... .'..'' IL
Guadalupe ..,..........' '''l6
Harding r.......... .''.' ~
Hidalgo .............. b
Lea ............ .
Lincoln .......'.'.. 49, .
Luna .......... 's'''' ~
Mckinney .....,...'..'. II
Mora .............. ~
Otero l..........., ...'''''' IL
quay ........'.'' '''.'.. y
Rio Arriba ................ Il
Roosevelt ............. Is
Sandoval r.............. ...lO
San Juan ........,... )
San Miguel ................ 3S
Santa Fe :............ .25
Sierra n...,......,... b
Socorro ..'......''.' 10
TAOS ......'.'.. ii
Torrance r.'..,.. '''' 10
Valencia . ..,.......... Ia
Total. .............. .521
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-05
IRRIGATION DITCH
AT LAGUNA BREAKS

& George M. Post, superintendent
of construction for the United
States Indian irrigation service, left
last night for Laguna, to superin-
tend the repair of an irrigation
which was partially washed out by
the heavy rains there within the
past few days.
The repair work is expected 10
occupy only few days, as the
Break is not extensive. Until the
repairs are made, however, the
ditch cannot be used for irrigation
purposes as the water has escaped
onto tire fields.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-05
A CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank all who sc
kindly assisted during the last Ill
ness of our son, Augustus Lee.
With kindest regards,
Mr.. AND MRS. A. B. CULBER'
son.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-05
PIONEER CLoTHIER DIES.

Chicago, Aug. 4.-Marcus Marx
so, one of the founders of the firm
of Hart, Schaffner & Marx, died
today. He was born in Germany
and came to the United States
when II years old,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
shown four times today and tomorrow
At 2:15. 4 o'clock, Z and >.
"SHAVINGS"
n Q Cape Cod comedy-ons Of SssSon'N
Treats.

Henry ". Savage presents ~ ~
Court on Friday and Saturday. Fsbrnsl
AIRY 11-l2. with . matinee
"Shavings," a Cape COD COMEDY IahEn
from Joseph c. Lincoln's novel or thts
same name. by Pauline Phelps and MAJ.
ion Short. with Harry Beresforo IN thes
title role. ~'ShayinGs' comes here from,
the Broad Street Theatre. Ph!ladeiphta,
where it has enjoyed a phcnomenal rum
and after here it IS routed to the Cniss
Cagn opening at Powers. The scenes OF
"Shavings" arc laid on Cape Cod ana
the quaint and humorous characters aret
mad" 10 tell a story which contains Q "
the clements OF human interest. JED
WinSiOw. or ''Shavings.' Is 4 maker or
toy windmills. Bccaus" Of his ecccil-
iririt.cs and years of self denial he has
grown 10 be looked upon AS moro or less
OF Il crank. He has many lovable traitss
however. which have cndeared him 10
his friends and the play assumes now
interest when love finally comes to tho
little TOW Shop The Cape Cod atmos.
rhcrn. the faithful character dclineation,
the original vein Of comedy and the SIM
ccrc tone OF the entire play are reasons
Why it scored a six months run in New
York, at the knickerbocker Theatre.
1t il gratifying 10 note that the stert
ling cast which appears in the New YORK
and PhiladeInhia engagements has been
retained in its entirety for the present.
engagement. Mr.. BereSford being sup
rortcd by james Bradbury, Charles Dow,
clark. Clara Moorcs. Patricia MOTIFS.
Marie Vernon. Ben Lodge. Robert Craig.
Mitchell Harris. Bishop Dickerson and
Dudley Clements. The play was stagedi
by John Mckee. Seats are on sale ZOE
al! performances at . a. m. to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
WESTMINSTER TACKLES
STATE QUINT TONIGHT
S~tadsvold's Passers Participate IN the
Fourth Trt-Stlte Game OF the
Present Season

Spcc:yl ptSn"i.n 90 The In:Nll,rcnCcr.
M~.-=uutowu ". We. Feb. West
I!rs."I ',-yS IN" fourth game OF her
season Wa..h has a hrlr."E "a her rat
ing lu So, 'n.,,jlrL ir.-s;t'" Scrtiua OF
Western Pennsylvania and Nest Njrg.mit.
Westminster college, from New Will
~u,uGto;. "a. = 80 furnish tn" OppUS'-
ton and. ,"t ned 10y By" W!rb"rly,
former ". - i. star All rnund athlete.
TIL, Westminster team = sure TO cause
Coach Srtd~yuid some anaiOus moments
"a the beach.
N.~t Eir#iUia has had 4 ten-day lay
oil due - examination" but CE:nS with
Westminster = series of games tnHt
promise ucr"a> .ug interest III IN" nina.
hg"Eh w@icu closes the season here i|c
Weeks hence.
Wrs' Virginia VIII likely have Cap
tam Martin and George Nan ~ Tor
wards. k.grr at ycHltr aH@ bowers Az!
Hawkins 1T guards. e. Ia" sam" five
which has participated regularly n the
zen -uineS thus far this season and
which nav resulted in i've victories and
tive defeats. Thc impression - genera
with those who have sen the NuUniaiu-
r"rs III action that Captain Martin Is
leading the h"S' team that West N;r-
u.r.a has eve: had "a thu floor IN Sp!t"
% the POO" showing n the East. an!
Il - believed ;nn' ~ the games OF thlS
week Wu''h reach Il climax W,ih Gr"'"
cry On Saturday. tIat the truth OF ti!."
uSsrr;.nu MI - shown.
W,~im.n~;rr VII lin" ~ with rdw-
cot and ~Gutd~tr,dm at forwards: Ran
dali a., center. and p~lSNuDIn ami Capt.
McFlGd"u at guards. Fawr"tt was an
ul'-,,dr $"l",t.uN last winter and IS Ia"
man when Wrst Virginia will ave 70
watch more than any other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
DuQueSnG Drop First Game

The Pirates in Grade . Junior depart
m"nt at the Y. VI. t. \. made good their
word 10y swing IN" Duuu"Sn" u good
l!rkirc. with a score or 10 To- \. The
when tn" Snakes beat them 6 10 =. The
LIBERTY CahhIgcS got away with their
game by beating the Key stones. , t. J
The game between the Pirates and
DuQurSnc was one of III" hardest bat
Ties that has been played on the floor
this year in the Junior circles. l!uih
teams were determined 10 max" the
other bow and Il little excitement cot
Captain WcyrlCk NJ in IN" air. which
caught him off guard and j.. l!TimhTii
assisted by II. Bramhall took rar" Of
tn" score which was on" too many when
time was up. Captain M"tCti' WIS Wis!
To the forwards OF the buquesn~ and w."
played Il guarding game that won his
for his team. Faveiosky. Griffin and
Honnin. OF the once perfect team. play
cd u G,yd game throughout. hut Sand
ford. m" standby. was a litil" off at his
shots FOR TIA" basket. Meyers and Could
Of tho Pirates, wrr" there with the
percentage. Captain t;cilcSpt was pres
ont for tho first tim" to 50" what ne
had with the team that called them
selves Snakes. THIS position was as
signed to HIM as Captain tlrtCh was
%Iv"n his passports I" N" lmt"r,,nTd"li"
department. The game that called into
uction the Wig Ways and Snakes was
puuthcr case OF winninE a game or Shar"
with the kc!StOnC%. The WaGG"rS lost
utter putting up Il stiff fight that dis
played some pep in Captain Groves
Captain GciSrl. of tho CabbaEcS. I'D not
~" shadow of defeat until tho whistle.
M~ri.auEhiin. IioStutlrr and T. Martin.
~ the Liberty C~ahhagCs. played hard
and their playing saved the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
|.THE THEATRES
MARVELLOUS WAR
SCENES SHOWN
AMERICAN LEGION oVER
AT COURT THEATRE AoSfioAS
or POST NO. l
~Ex-Soldier Recognizes Many fan
Sights in Stirring war I'm
Now Showing.
S WAS HER

Among the many theatre
cocr. who saw the United States
official war INNS at the court
Theatre Yesterday was IharI'S
casey. a Wheeling young man
who was disabled by gas in the
i hInodv battle 81 the ArSonnc
forest.
THE very first battle scene
stirred up old memories OF thos"
CNr.t.ng Gays in l9lS.' sad MI.
casey. The FIRST battle scene
was ,hc 39tn and the 5sth In
B fonrrv nI the Fourth division
going over the top near Mont
faucon.
"Bn that day I was detailed
, as a mounted me%Scnge. from
division headquarters and re-
member very well seeing the
SSH Infantry making their VIC
, furious charge against a stub
born enemy as WAS shown N
this picture this afternoon.
II shall never. forget that day,
. as | was forced to dismoiHt
from my morse IN record time
after a German sn!pcr had al
most puu"tu"Hd me with a ma
chine gun bullet. l recognized
many familiar sights through
out tho picture. This film IS
the real stuff. and those who
fail TO scc it miss 4 rare treat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08

Capaciiy audiences Wrr" on hand AZ
! me Court yesterday at the opening OF
the official [. :. war films showing
! tho scenes OF the battles fought dur
! ing the world war. 1t was plain TO ne
! seen that local interest is al 4 high
nitch and the engagement nero prom
/ ;sc$ 10 be well attended. Each ana
/ every person present at one Of In" per
rnrmanrrs could say nothing hut praise.
Their. Is no plot. the actual scenes
akin; place on tn" BATH" FRONT. whi!S
everything pertains to our boys IN
active action. Tho picture has been Il
| success wherever shown end the fact
that the scenes are so real this Is not
TO he expected.
The advance-a broken. saadowy
| line Silhouette against the Gayhreak
sky. ON the Gdnk*. the automatic
rih"mrn. butts against their hip bones,
muzzlrs wagering rs they staEEcr
under Tho weight Of the ovcr-neavy
gun. In the center r:hemen and bomb
rrS. scurrylng along in five and ten
yard. spurts.
tufts Of smoke. half hiding tho fame
flashes, are constant al about them.
The tncmy artillery. One can imagine
inc rut-Dut-put' Cf the machine EuES
and Tie hum nf bullets which s. the
I. chief orchestral accompaniment OF
going over hut which. unfortunately,
cannot he screened.
The line StraGgl"s raEgedly over a
ridge out OF sight. and tho second wave
enters the pictur" from the right. Tnc
artillery display grows in intensity and
SO. ono imaG!ncs. docs the machine
| gun staccato.
In the second wave are two who fall
h~chind-thn reason is not !mmcd!-
atclv apparent. They drop 20 or -
! wards back OF tn" l!nc. Suddenly there
is a burst Of smokc ans fame which
hides tNem from view. When II clears.
they arc there 10 longer.
Stretchcr bearers arc next seen. 60
ing to their ail. Others fall. and more
strctChcrs appear. The second wave
goes on out Of tho picture.
This IS one Of til" scenes depicted by
the official L. s. government war films
which. under tho auspices Of the local
American Legion post began n three
days screening at the Court yesterday.
II is an actual moving picture of the
mon OF tho 2Tth division COINS over the
top at Bollicourt. taken under fire by
photographers Of the army signal
corps.
OF the notablcs present last night. a
few had the following to say:
James Bean9 and Son, George:-'Wc
both saw the films and every patriotic
person should attend. II they have the
opportunity. Nothing has appealed TO
us more"
Otto Schenk:-"Thcy'rc certainly fine,
PICTURES worth anyone's while and ]
can safely recommend them 10 every
person in Wheeling and vicinity"
j. Howard McDonnld:-"Most Won
Gcrtul and instructive pictures l nave
ever SEEM
These wonderful pictures Will he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
TRAIT OF THn LONESOME Pile"
Plays Two Performances at the Coura
Thursday at Popular Prices.

The greatest of the seasons produc-
lions. The Trail Of the lonesome
Pine" comes TO the Court THURSDAY.
matinee and night. February To-: :,
.rhr dramatizatloa Of this widely read
! novel. which as thousands Of book read
: crs know, is from the pen OF john Fox,
LIZ. the author of The Little Shepherd
iof Kingdom Come" is by Eugene wal.
; ter, the clever dranatist who has Writ
! ION such successful plays as PAID In
ruli' and The Easiest Way."
The production has a beautiful scenic
mounting and it met with capacity
"rc"tings in long runs in Boston. New
! YORK. and Chicago. From all accounts
! mo rl,y is As delightful as the book,
for the beauty Of the book has been re-
! doubled on the stage.
I The strong New York company poc-
trays the stirring scenes OF the book IN
n dcl!ghtful manner. lopuiat p.iSes
! will prevail. Seats are now on sale Tor
huth performances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08

Two more states. Illinois ard Mis-
sour. ar" struggling along. trying, u"
get uoNIug bills made MO law. IN"
other states, in whi,h boxing las been
conducted legally. are arguing a. {"
whether or not tn" existing laws shall
be killed or merely amended I" d'ilh.
Tho situation is the same that y al
Ways has h""n. no sooner - 4 law PASS
ed which, prints h"A'nE thhn inc SURF
thing fellow s.. tho nickel Ey;thoCrS ANA
IA" crooks Ct busy and XII it ON top
OF all this I~"gISlatv" activity. partially
offered tor ADVERTISING purposes or
worse by Legislators, comes thu rr"rn--
sjr'on for Il federal law governing al
sport.
Th"rn Is r,3ser.ous objection on the
part Of any sport L. being governed, hnt
there - "a mlruS" rpr0&i''uu on H."
part Of all persons interested IN sport 10
having sport dragged int" politics -;
politics injected into sport. They do
Richards Plan 1mperils Sport.
TCN Richards dri,rnIrAtl"n I" h"in
tn" fight between Dempsey and 'hrI'h-
t!rr n or near N"w York is a '!C1r case
-: taking i chanr" "f Grabbing th' "h-
tire game hv Seeming defiance OF ia"
VII at the 'NC.utIN" branch a. TIA" COY
eminent I;"v"rn~- Miller. tho newly
elected ruler Of New York.. Is ard'nl.y
opposed 10 Ia" big match. lie has S'Al'':
in positive terms that h" would not
permit ''' DIX ItEs' w ~ N'' '' y "
York STATE. II" meant It. Hi. ,hJcc-
ton was to the Tremendous amount 90
money offered 70" tn" NErS" and Tho
huge gate receipts Then ~" N"NinH
Commission reduced the prices. refusing
to hermit more than SIS 10 u" charged
for championship bouts.
In a way this fixing az the pr'r" wa%
an injustice. to Eic.Gird. win" "a good
faith entered into an agreement l." pay
the boxers certain amounts 81 money
The limiting Of the price mad" II IN
possible for tho promoters. ETady. 'H'h-
ran and Richard. 10 pay that sum. ana
expenses without loss. That fact prob
ably caused tho withdrawal of Brady
and Cochran from the arranI'm"ntS.
Ctckard then took over the entire affair.
TWO Ways to Mako 1t Pay
He has two ChanccS 10 max" money.
II the price reduction and purse r"iu"-
ton satisfies Governor Miller. ON" =
TO get a larger pavilion and char" IN"
moderate prices: the other Is 10 GET Inv
Boxing Commission 10 permit !ill -
charge more. | have information ihat
Richard intends TO ask the commission
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
KentuCkian Awarded
Possession Of Stallion

Nnw York I,ch. = supreme court
Iuat,.n Jrua F"r,l. today handed down
, d,....on :wurGtn% 5mn."d.alr POSSES
Soon Of ih. valuable stallion Friar Rock
rn Joan r. Madden. ct Hamburg PLACE"
stock Farm. LrE u&t"m. ~. rhe. h"i$r
now 3. a., the breeding farm Of L"hn
II Eossctr.. @; :. M, l;o+1. California.
Tho horse "rl~!raliy WAS The property
~ ku.lISt Irlmnn.. who SOLD him -
Aiaidrm Two vars M" Madden sid 4
lair Interest Of IN" stallion 20 iI"Ssrier:
With nm aar,crIru' In 10" contract mat
tho horse W. = h." U%ri on the an
FORM nro, der" farm TO- tho i?!;,--o
s,,ssn ana IA 10 rcIurrrl :" the Ken
lurky fam f,r tn" season q! !"-i~-2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
Keep Your Blood Pure
Nature Will Do the Rest

For his purpose. no remedy ran equal
S :. :. the fine old blood purifier tInt
! has rcen In constant use for moro than
frly yra-a. Being mad" from the roots
and h"rhs Of ,hc forests. i IS purely
vegetable. aud contains 10 mineral sub.
sldUcr.
,;rt a bottle OF S. S. S. at your drug
stor" today. and note how promptly II
huiidS up the appetite and gives new
strength and vitality. Writ" for free
literature and medical advice TO Chief
Medical Adviser. $50 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta. Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
uEnDEo TT RACERsTowN

Sroc'NI NI-In'"N ~ INC TnI"!.IENNccT.
Wni--morc. Md. Fob. T-Th" marriage
rr Iir. Harry Linden. a resident surgeon
n, IL" Hebrew hospital. :" Miss Grace
Erh"r,n Lyon ot HNGrrsi"wn took
rlarc this afternoon in that city. IN"
,rr,wunv Wa performed by RABBIT
r,rrmau in the Chamber Of Commerce
auditorium. Miss Mary llrt;,"in"n Of
This rI,r was maid Of honor and Charles
i.yun Of Morgaul"wn. W. Va, hrtih"r
Of tho bride. was best man. Miss Lyon
vas formerly u graduate nurse at the
H"hr.w hospital. where she met DE-.
Linden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08

Did you know that ninety per cont
OF all human ailments depend upon the
condition of your blood"
Nature gives her warnings in various
unm!stakablc ways. so hat when the
appetite fails. and YOU bcCOm" weak and
~listlcss AMI a general rundown "oEd.-
ton seems to take possession OF In"
whole body. II is MI unia!l!ug sign that
impurities will steadily accumulate until
your general health viii be seriously Of
feCted You should recognize the I'M
portanCc. Wherefore. Of very promptly
cleansing out the system, and keeping
the blood supply pure and robust.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
HENDRIX LET OUT BY
CHICAGO NATIONALS

Chicago. Feb. :. - Claude Hendrix
sri,hall pitcher Of the Chicago National
l."oguc club. today was given his uncon-
d,l,unal rclraso. William Nccck. presi-
don't oC tn" club announced. Hendrix
WAS mentioned last tn'l IN connection
with n came between Philadelphia and
chicago. alleged 10 hav" boon liked
Hendrix was scheduled 10 pitch against
Meadows. and word reached The chicago
officials tha, gamblers wagcrcd heavily
on the result. In an attempt To foil
tic alleged scheme. Grover Alexander
was substituted for Il"u!riN, hut chicago"
lost. Mr.. V"cck said that this in"t!"n'
had nothing to do with the release
however.
Tic signed contract OF speed" Martin,
nltrhcr was received today.
An Old notion prevailed that birds
began to couple on st. Valentines bay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
JOHNNY BENNETT IS
ANXIOUS TO APPEAR
BEFORE LOCAL FANS

.I0Nnrv IKTO NrNNo't. V~T'tshUrGN|s
pride IN tn, lsn.i"5 rouuI d.v:slon. has
wire! friends Ia tins r:ty taIt h, -
o~ver-unx.ous a. appear before local iN"S
again. Juu&aS'S wishes may Cou'" True.
doubt. Jump at the chance TO ct ;hc
boy on Il future care in the Legion
shows.
Rennet,'s bout with Tommy Phillips
in SIX S,lshjnc and SlauCh'erInC rou"dS
at the Auditorium Inst winter, has never
LOST rs prestige among local fans. and
the I,lt~burgcr * IN great demand IN
this city now. It" VIZ probably be
matched with one ct the pest boys either
In his city or from jimmy Dimes sta
blcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
JuN1oR GAME TONIGHT.

This evening on the Scarnichia's moor.
the fast South Side quinted Will I'M up
against the passers representing Union
High School Reserves. in what Is ex-
pccted to prove the best junior game
played in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
Yairyiow-S9,

Observation-Disclosures. S~htnrhardt
for Miller. Vincent for Carter, Golf for
Ehinchardt. Fa;cvirw: /. Tor
Michael.
EY"ld Raske,s-Fairmont: TroHcll :!
Aiken .. FAtrvicw: SnodCrass =, MitCn-
ell :. Wilson !. \ Ammous 4, Michael
:. +. AmnonG 3.
u. Aiken. : in =. f%,rv:cw S~uodErasS.
"a IN l3: Mitchell, . n .
Rcrcrce-Ianham. ". V. u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08

OF course. rs Ne all know. ter" ar"
twn SIDES 20 every story. and ;"c a'"'v"
person who literally and openly states
mat IN" Br....Sry team = backing "a; Or
n game WIKI tn" RcNailS may be telling
The untru;h aEt"r hearing the RufatO
CreAE Institution Officials view "t the
matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
Jack Britton Defends Title
CIeverly, Winning From Lewis

New York, Feb. 7.-Jack Hrrtton. the world wcltcrwcight cham
MON rlr,crlv defended his title against Ted Lewis, who claims the
EncliSh championship. in i fftccn-rouud bout at the Madison Square
Earicn tonight. The judges agreed on Britton as the winner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
RECALLS ANXIOUS TO
MEET BETHANY QU|NT
weusburg Tossers Dickertng For Game
With Buland's Green Il White
Floor Men

Special Dispatch to The ln;rN:S"n'cr.
Wcl!SburE. W. W. I'ch. 1t has
bccu known locally Ss""" n" ''.,rt -
the basketball. season OF l?2i that t:'o
WclsburE Rcxtl,S are anN;"uS - meet
Bethany ,~'oil"-c IN a game on any tl""".
Unul last Saturday U'Sat 't" tir""'
and Waite had ben 't.cN"r."G f"r Il
game with the RcNIl!S. bur >'u'r t.
l2,tcrS' Victory Over Wayn"saurE hv
coriarauv"lv ~ large u >c"r" g. Tia"
Bethany team was ah!" (" ,rc"wpI'>L.
the infringement; - tn" Hitia." 'r,ri
gum, has no longer been Interest,"" IN
the matter. .
According to reports from tho Rexatl
m. nagr'ucnt. Coach EuG,nd had refused
tho S,hs.'u',d d." WI. th" locals Toy
u">; Saturday "N"U.uS. only a;i"r IT,
Wuilsla.~g trau'- remarkable" victory
over Wl,n~ShGr-. just ;"c exact r".I-
son fer Ea.,uG's desire - Car"r! 'hc
game against ~" w:>ocS o. Aih!"':c
Director M.i.rr v'rH not gwen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08

An cd notion prevailed that birds
began t. c.tpic on st. Valentines bay.