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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
THE THEATRES
COURT THEATRE
JUST MARRIED"

Small girls should not dcspa" "
making a success Of stage me- pr"N'u
cd they choose the right brai~h ~ vac
profession IN which "a cApl"1i thc" ~
enrs." SAYS Miss sylvia he trahN''' WIZ
protrays the role uf Roberta ADAMS III
the Jules IIurtig an dthc MesSrs. sem" ~.
berts honeymoon farce Just Mar''S"
a; the Court tonight
Now II |. with compressor N"''u' -
had tho slightest ambition t" u"
Juliet. or 4 pcsd"muna. or an 'rPh'.'"'
or a Lady Macbeth. 1t is quite roSS'"''.
that | might now be taking ai''a'!"I'
from somc groIchy old attorney '' III
some other uncongcnial job.
Il went ON the stag: IN n"r ,'.s
Camrbelrs production Of THE Wh'e
slave" because | felt, 1t was the one
thing for mo tu do. You see 0chrNe
that every cir! should earn her own NV.
ing. but | believe just as strongly '''''t
a girl should be sure that she IS "l'cu
for the work sho elects 10 do.
Miss De Frankie has appeared ~ ,,o
leading feminine roles with HcnrN w,
Savage. Schuherts aud other lhe"tTl'a'
firms productions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
uNSLY eleven TO
PLAY BRIDGEPORT
Cadets Had Easy Sailing With Grip
pied Union Team-saturday VIII
Be Harder

Linsly's opening game with Union
High OF Benwood last Saturday failed
TO furnish many thrills owing to the
weak resistance offered by Beck's Grip
pled tear, With an entirely green
SQUAD the former Wesleyan star has
been working diligently with his men
TO develope a winner and In the tohS
hard scrimmages so many Injuries have
-bsca sustained that the team last Sat
urday failed TO show as well as they
did in their battle with Moundsville q
week ago.
Those who attempted TO get line on
Linslys strength were disappointed in
the fact that only very few of the
simple plays were used and not single
punt or forward pass was tried. The
cadet backs showed to good advantage
In speed and lodging and Nuss seems to
have several good speed merchants.
Moods was In the game only short
time but gave good exhibitions of his
skill as did Victorella and Mathis.
Miles al quarter. Myers at half, Bobby
Stobos at half. and Carl Namill At full
drew the starts and Hamili and Stobhs
never failed TO make long gains when
called upon. Miles and Myers ran the
ends almost at Will.
Tho orange and black line completely
outcharged their opponents and gave
good account of tselt on defense.
Seraflnt and Jack Hamiil together with
Coinack and Spillers made brilliant
stops OF Union plays at different times.
-Four men were used at tho terminals
Pete Stobbs. A,hasin. lieathcringtpn,
and Sch!llinS and all showed to advau-
tagc. Sccurrlcin PLAYED at center with
out cx."tinG himself or inlurHns hts
bad al,
The u.Nt game on the caiet schedule
which Will be with Bridgeport on the
Fair grounds next Saturday should
cause the locals to exert themselves in
n far different fashion than the open-
&C. Coach Smith has 4 likely looking
team at Bridgeport this season and their
showing against Bellsir" and Triadcl-
phia has been impressive. The game
viii start at 2 O'Clock so "a not 70 con-
flict with the Wheeling high Triadel-
phia encounter at the High school Ath-
lctic field on the same date. The cX-
act time Of this gam" has not been am
nounced but 10 will 10 placed So that
no conflict will result.
Tho Bridgeport fans arc all hct up
over the renewed football enthusiasm
across the river this season and the
Boosters club will furnish a large con-
tinsent OF rooters for Saturdays game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
Mentally odds Helpless Before Yanks
Idne-watson. West and DuGan
Star for Locals
Pennsylvania Eleven Presents Fast open
Playing rsam-Columbia Club
: Next Sunday

Yesterday afternoon at The Rauers
Ball Park field the Yankee Athletic Club
Of the East End defeated the strong Nc
Eally odds OF Pittsburgh by the score
pt IL to o. The game was played clean
and fast throughout It's four quarters
and only few penalties were inflicted.
The first touchdown was scored In the
first quarter by Etndcl5ergcr OF the
East Fnders who made l line plunge for
tho yards ard landing IN back OF the
goal post with one man banging on his
shoulder.
In the fourth quarter the Fast E.nders
scored another touchdown by making
seyeral nice passes and bringing IN" bail
ND 10 the five yard line, aud then was
carried over the tine by Capt watson
who made a clean drive through the
McNally line.
The Yankees in" deserves ni0cn
credit FOR their wonderful team w"r"
aud IN McNally Odds were only on wv"
or three OCCASIONS permitted 10 make any
gains. The feature or the game was tue
playing OF puGan. Yankee terminal man
who made five straight tackles; west
another end. made several nice tackles
aud received two long passes,
The Yankee eleven was under great
handicap duo to several ~ the'r Sau""
being on the injured lis: by Injuries
received IN the game with the WASH
hngton Schoiastics.
The Yankees have secured for next
iSunday's attraction the fast COLUMBIA
Club Of South Wheeling. and as the TWO
clubs are rivals a hard fight is looked
for.
The lineup for yesterdays game fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
REX THEATRE

I, is no uncommon thing I" pick ur
newspaper nowadays and read the re-
port Of another marriag" chat has not
worked cut happily. But th"*" h"W7-
papcr stories fail Ia point out the lHh-
demental weakness back az the marriage
and show how Happiness" could nav"
come into the home instead OF disaster
This is what happens n The Mar
riage Question" the gripping dram;
that is To he presented NJ the Rex inca
ter all week Tn" play takes reor!"
out Of real life. people whom tho author
actually knew and watched suffer. and
hx. showing where ~" wrong III modern
Nnmc life * with such r"nhc given IN"
remedy and n happy ending :" very
unusual story.
Tho. Rail riavcrs ar" working hard {"
maze the performance i!nlSh"d one
in every respect and the outlook Is
week that will hr n rcd letter one III
local theatrical history. Th" style
show will lac given along with tn" play
his afternoon and t"uicht--a.$" To-
morrow night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
POLICE ARREST
PISTOL T0TER

Walter Sankaskic. who gives "Cftv>
rs his residence. was arrested shortly
before midnight on Il charge ar pltt"l
lotinE Ivy Officer Horan. II" spent the
night in In" Lookup and viii hc ar
raiEncd this morning In police court.
Sankaski" WAS found wandering near
Twenty-sixth and Market streets. lie
refused 10 got of the streets when re
qucstod by In" police officer on several
occasions.
Finally lie WAS arrested and Hnlr"r
Moran found on his person 4 reN"iVer
fully loaded and ready for use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
YANKEES TURN BACK PITTSBURGH
ELEVEN BY TWO TOUCHDOWN MARK
Giants Won First Pennant
Thirty-Four Years Ago

The Giants. who have just won
their tenth National League cham
pionsh!p. captured their first pen
uant .h!rty-four years ago. clinch-
Ing the flag on oct. I. 1883, when
Ed Crane defeated John h. Tcn"r
OF the Chicago club by sror" OF
to o. II was the sixth year az
league membership for the New
York club. The Giants Won again
in 1889 but Il was fifteen years later.
1894. when. under the leadership of
John McGraw. they captured their
third flag. The Giants won again
In 1905. and then followed victories
in 1911. 1912. 1913. 1917. 1871 and
1922. Tho present champions ci!nched
their latest pennant by beating the
Cardinals on Sept % and they ais"
cliHched their two previous Rags,
those OF 1921 and 1917, IN games
with the ST. Louis club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
MAIN STREET FoLLHS."

Coming 10 The Court theatre. October
s and 18th. with DALI ratnces. Main
ST. Follics." one of the most entertain
ing O: the big Shuhcrts rcvues 7" b"
seen here. viii he presented by L. Law
renee Weber and william Il Frl"dland
or. in conjunction with I biz Shuh"ri
vauderill" bill Main s.. F"tlicS' IS ~
twelve elaborate scenes and has FRED
J. Ardath as its principal runmHkcr II
big supporting east. and chorus OF
Girlie-girl beauties.
Tho Shuhcrt vaudeville Hill will he
beaded by Joe Morris and Florence
Campbell w"ll-knowu Keith hcahltncrs.
Icd p"olcy ard COMPANY. IN" fam"u
New York Commodore band. til" Three
Dolce sisters and tho Flying EuSselIs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
AUTOS COLLIDE;
ARREST DRIVER
Dtllonvalo Man. Charged with Driving
Auto While Drunk. and Occupant,
with Resisting.

Having an automobile collision is bad
enough bu, A"cl Carney OF Dlli"nvailc.
Ohio, who C"llid"d with Il machine own
cd by Mrs. John Paul Of 5l4 Main street
last might on Fifteenth street. is charg-
81 With driving an automobile while
intoxicated.
Abraham Zcile. also "f nill"nvalr. and
an occupant Of the ear. was first placed
Under arrest on a'drunk charge. He re-
sisted arrest and now abs" faces q
charge Of resisting an officer.
The accident occurred near FIFTEENTH
and Jacob streets about 7:30 O'Clock
last night The Carney machine crashed
into Mrs. IIuI's car which was parked
along the curb. Both automobiles Were
considerably damaged. tn" arrests were
made by Motorcycle Officer Pastors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
FOR BELL
WEDNESDAY EVENING

Tho rythian fraternity viii honor
Grand chancellor Harry II. Bell with a
reception Wednesday evening at the
Pythian castle. Twenty -seVenth and
Chaplinc streets.
Members ~ the tri-stato will partic!-
pate In the reception, which VIII he
The first official reception since Mr..
BELL was elected grand chancellor az the
grand lodge meeting ut Huntington sew
cral weeks ago.
On Tuesday evening. Mr.. Bel. is to
pay a yisit to Wheeling Lodge No. ia.
Knights OF rythias. and will he 70! ally
entertained 10y members Of this lodge.
Other guests will be Grand outer Guard
Victor Meyers. OF Moundsville. and
Supreme Representatives John L. Ar
benz James II. Beans and w. b. Pack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

business session. tempting refreshments
will be served The hostesses fer the
evening will be: Mesdames c NJ.
McElfrcsh. Ed Pell and Miss Estella
Moore.
Cradle Roll Reception.
a reception for the mothers and .ba-
bics Of the Cradle Rill Of the Presby-
terrain church will be given Saturday
afternoon. Machines will convey the
mothrc and babies to the church where
i social time will be enjoyed. Mrs
Alvin Coulter is in charge and hopes
10 make the affair quite successful.
Carnival.
The Sutton Athletic club will hold
n carnival on the grounds adjoining
the high school on the evening Of Oct.
4 and S. Boxing will be the main
feature both evenings, besides numerous
other novelties. The proceeds will 80
toward the clubs football expenses.
Personals.
Miss Elizabeth Steinbicker will leave
tomorrow morning for Cambridge,
Mass.. where she will attend school.
Nile Schoffer has returned to Carne-
gle Tech after spending tho weekend
with his parents on Highland avenue.
G. l.. BosEs spent yesterday with
relatives in Pittsburgh.
Mrs David Marshall and children.
of Weirton, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Marshall. here.
Thomas Cox continues quite Ill at his
home on 18th. with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Newman and son,
Billy, have returned from q weekend
visit with friends in New Cumberland.
Rev. l.. \. McCord will leave today
for Oakland. Md. where. he Will at
tend the meeting in connection with
the Dawson Home"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Simmons. OF
Cleveland. Ohio. are visiting at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Simmons.
John Petbler is recovering from
several days illness 1T his home on
! Warwood avenue.
Edward Braden Of North Warwooo'
! Is recovering after an operation TOT
! the removal of his tonsils.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
HUMPS LOSE AGAIN

The HUMP football team. OF The south
Side. met defeat ut The hands OF inc
NJ. Do Chantal A. c. club yesterday
bv the score OF sl-0. TIL" gam" vas
played at MI De Ghantal. The Humps
were Outwe!ghed 20 pounds TO man.
but. despite ;h!s disadvantage. PLAYED
good football and would have probably
held their opponents % n lower score
- ,bry had heen on more even terms.
TIE Wonders had ne upper hand
throughout tic game ard held the
Hurps safe a. all 'tm"o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
MOHAWKS BEST INDIANS

The newly organized Mohawks OF
last Wheeling. opened their season yes
tcrday with 4 win over the strong Ben
aire Indians. The final score was ~
The game was featured by tho plays OF
the East Endcrs who presented we'll
coached. smooth playing aggregation.
Brandfast. Hahcrstick and Murrts star
red fu" ihc winners. while the BeIlaire
team showed nothing but need or In
prnvcm"nt. Next Sunday III" Mohawks
play NJ. do Chantal at Tunnel Green.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
NO ARRESTS MADE
IN CHICKEN THEFT

No arrests have been made by county
authorities in tho theft Of more than
a hundred choice chickens from the
farm Of William Fisher Of ChapIine
Hill road early Saturday morning.
The officers are mYStiti"d rs % no"
the thieves could rob the coop without
disturbing the dogs about the hons" ana
low they could carry so many chickens
owoy in hut q short time. The road Is
aluos, = quarter 81 :; mill away from
The house with no possible approach Tor
waron or automobile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
Mentally Odds

Chanses were made as follows:
Yankces-Marker for West. Johnson
for Crock. AppleGarth for Miller ran
Dcud for Form. Sn!vcly for Form.
McNally Odds-Lindsay for SmaieS'
I.eakey for Kelly, Taoo for Nem'c' W.
I,eakev for Gerkey. Wivin for. Moran.
Reterse-Coach Loucks. OF Martins
Ferry High.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

Mohawk A. G.

subs. MCh0W kS-'ilISon IOE -Ndu'
West for Serge; Dcbiase for Arthur:
TAYLOR for Murrin, Shrimp for watson;
West for Rrandfass: McFadden FOR De-
b.aS,: Mednrc for McFadden.
Subs. Indians Boxer for {. Boil:
T. Johnson for McConnor; b. Boxer Tor
s. WisOry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
PLAZA THEATRE

Most actors have id"sNn"ra"icS Just
as most people have. For example. WIZ
liam Farnurr. the noted Fox star, has n
his country home in Sag Harhur, J., l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

Maple Leaf Jean. an Ayrshire COW OF
South Lincoln, Mass. recently set
worlds record Of 1903 pounds Of milk
in 800 days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
MICHEALS OUT AGAIN


jamestown. y. Y. Sept. -. 1922.
Dear Sporting Editor:
X O. Johnny Mjoba"IS Is anxious %
get into tn" Sane RINK With Billy WI
Hams. the latcs' Wheeling sensation.
M'chae!s could not do his hes: against
Bernie Hahn owing - the heavy rain
which fell all through 'h"'~ bout. but
is confident az BEATING Williams IL
given the Opportunity. N!Cuaels has
beaten D'Arco on TWO OCCASIONS and
will do The same "a Williams e given
the chase.
Yours n spv-'.
TOMMY MOORE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

. Os,r:,ncs have only Il" toes. on" mn h
larger than the other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
Won en's Bible Class.

Tho Womeu'S Bible Class Of the Pres
hytcrian church will hold its regular
monthly meeting NJ the church Thurs
DAY evening, The annual election OF
officers will take place at this time.
and several other important business
matters will be discussed. After the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

Based on present population figures,
there will he 27I ohu marriages and as
ono births In Frame n l2ct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
WARWOOp
Loveland Fairgrounds Meeting.

The Lovcland Playg:53nGs Associa-
ton will hold its regular meeting in
the LoveIand school on Wednesday at
80. All members arc urged to attend
rs some very important business will
DC discussed
HKid" Party.
The Y w. =. \. club, of the local
high school. will give party in the
gym Tuesday evening in honor Of the
Freshmen girls and all other new girls
in school The affair is in the form
uf Il kid" party. Al those attending
Will be addressed az small children.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged and after spending the evening
In social way dainty refreshments
will he served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

Miss Atheia Barnes. VIII" has in"hc
.uch hit with The Marcus fr"dnc'nH
Companies big success. coming To 'Hc
Court for two days Tuesday ana
Wednesday October , and /. with bar
gain matinee on Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

f''prtnin-teed
Roofngs
Shingles
Tarrcd Fclts
Insulating Papers
Paints of All Kinds
Narnishes
Iinoleum
Oil Cloth
tlOoRTEN-Tbe Eccrom'c,,,
SANITARY. Abrasive Pl"o'L"vtnnE
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
REG0vER ST0LFN AUTO AT BORDER
Driver of Purloined Flivver Runs Back Across Line as
 Officer Approaches

DOUGLAS. Mar. IT, An automo- bile, a Ford. stolen last July from W. Perkins, in Bisbee, was yesterday evening recovered by Constable Sam Hayhurst, who acting under orders from Chief of Police Percy Bowden. was sent to the international line to pick up the car, when the word was telephoned from Agua Prieta that the man who had the car was preparing to cross into the United States.
 Constable Hayhurst had the num- Der and description of the car and recognized it immediately when the car drew up to the line. The man in the car when he saw an officer of the law. jumped from the car and beat 1t back to Agua Prieta. Hay hurst brought the car to Douglas and officers are holding it pending the arrival of Perkins from Bisbee.
 Chief of Police Bowtlen and county officers have been working on the case for several months. The car was taken first to Cananea and then to the interior and the man, officers are keeping his identity quiet, had not come into the United States with the car until yesterday evening.
 Officers are now on the lookout for the man and the Mexican officials are cooperating with them to get him.
 The Ford has seen hard usage. but is all there and Constable Hayhurst stated that it "rambled right along when he piloted it back over United States soil"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
Court Holds Search Warrant Applies to
 Only One Location

According to ruling handed down by Judge Maurice Dooling In the United States district court at Tue son Thursday morning, search war rant applying to the premises of one individual may not be extended by officers to include adjoining or any other quarters.
 The ruling was made in the case of Mrs. Rosie Murphy, of Lowell, who pleaded guilty on a charge of viola tion of the prohibition act and was fined $1O0 by Judge Dooling.
 When it was shown that the search warrant held by officers applied only to the premises of Mrs. Murphy. and that officers had searched room occupied by Charles vucalich, at the same time and in the same building, the evidence in the case of the latter was ordered suppressed by the court. The case against Vucalich was then dismissed by the federal court.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
B. c. Hicks to Head Republican Ticket
 For City Election

About 30 of the faithful of the G. o. P. met last night at the city hall for the purpose of putting a ticket in the field for the coming city election.
 E. C. Hicks was elected chairman of the meeting and Robert Fergus as secretary. The meeting was called ket for the city election to oppose the one that had been selected by the Democrats. Hicks declared that 1t was necessary for the selection of the ticket to be made at once as the time for filing petitions for getting names on the ballots at the primary elections closed the 18th. He then asked for suggestions from those spres ont.
 Councilman Rosick, of the second ward. took the floor and stated that it was up to the Republicans to put up a stroag ticket He admitted that the Democrats had put up a strong ticket and 1t would require work on the part of the Republicans to beat it. He stated that James Ball, the Dem ocratic candidate for mayor, was a good man, very popular, g. strong can didate and that 1t would require very
 
 a number of suggestions as to candi- dates for places on the ticket.
 A motion was then made that com mittee of two from each ward be ap- pointed by the chair to act as a nom- nation committee to report back to the meeting. Before the committee as candidates for the council from ar.A NAI T. present. There were three or four named from each ward as councilmen and two candidates for mayor, F. c. Hicks and John s. Williams.
 The nominating committee then retired and, after short while, re- ported the following ticket back for approval
 For mayor, E. c. Hicks.
 Councilmen, 1st ward, William Tonkia and John Cayetto.
 Councilmen, 2nd ward, Lee Blair and Dr. Robert Ferguson.
 Councilmen, 3rd ward, Hartwen Nowell and Ed. Meyer.
 For precinct committeeman: 1st ward. Clarence Wittig and Jack War rel: 2nd ward. Edward Wittig and F. s. Davenport; 3rd ward, Pat Kelly and Bruce Perley. The nominations committee was composed of Lee Su- gich, Ralph Zeismer, F. s. Davenport J. D. Flair, F. A. Wittig. and P. H. Halleck.
 While the committee was out fix ing the slate, Chairman Hicks asked if there was not some Republican or ator present who could entertain with a few remarks. Stating that the the Democratic meeting some of the orators had roasted the Republicans for the present condition of the coun- try and Hicks wanted to know if there was not some one present who would take shot" at the Demo- crats." He called on one or two but no one present seemed to want to tackle the job.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
SAY MEXICAN FINANCES ARE
 IN GOOD SHAPE
Finances Are in Better Shape Than at Any Time in Ten
 Years-Finance Minister

JUAREZ. Mex, Mar. "Mexico's finances are in better condition than at any time for ten years. Recent heavy payments of oil shares have placed Mexico in a position immead- lately to resume payment of her for eign debt"
 This statement was made yesterday in Chihuahua City by Adolfo dc la Huerta, Mexico's minister of finance. who is enroute to Hermosillo. Sonora, where he will ask for the state, legls- lature to renew for the third time his leave of absence as governor.
 He stopped over in the Chihuahua capital for a conference with Gov. Ignacio EnriQuez and Gen. Jose M. Garza, commander of the Mexico City troops.
 Pauline N. Guerrero, Jaurez GUS toms collector, was advised that De La Huerta will remain at the border until early tomorrow morning. It is reported De La Huerta will remain in Hermosillo from to 15 days, after which he will depart for New York.