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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

kNE HUNDRED swimmers have
n fled their blanks to swim IN The
Ia third annual swimming meet
8tx season.
Because therc win - no prsiimln-
kes In senior events. the entry lists
NJ be opened again tomorrow and
hiors viii be able 10 file their
mnes until "Wednesday Of next
5eek.
Junior swimmers must compete In
~ preliminaries Saturday AZ Green
l.ate and Mmiruna. swo swimmers 20
zsaIify al each beach for the finals.
The swimmers are listed IN the fol-
bNin< summary and all swimmers
40 have flied a blank. but who DO
NJ find their names entered here.
houid ret In touch with the sporting
<Eltor OF The star:
III wK>'s DIVISION
rarse WAY. Bon stress. loo Ssuwtr,
lax Ia ~sve. Thsmss MeMshoe. Frank
ssln-s Ernest rtst. Aifs~a R~stad- Roy
}aNi<osky. Nsrn PsHdrxofs. Msriin
fsassn
Jack nsrsse. n xsnssr. Aisc Mater.
1nfns Nsrt1n. Charles Tnavnson. Charlie
}fyshs. Jack Gilism. Hsnry Ffsrffsr.
3rynn Jen-< DECREE Block. Arr Ionss.
{loTs smitA. Gregory Korts. Pred Beck.
34hn winson. bernard Haas.
WHARF Hudson. wffsur TesmrsSr.
kzunnd pansr. Aiisr Aiexsuder. Ssek
f,rnsg. waiter Rho4ss. Soraen Mckay,
Art Thom&s. Keith Hammer. Don Hsufi-
\. rsui sts4msn. Edward Magic. John
<tf. E<sxra zsiassky.
Z nxlpn Peterson. Jisn Tistts Jsek
Ht4ttw
klFss csnsssii BRADLEY. psss tseisen.
t>sfis oss<rx HsnrY HslIarn. L1nn Pres
bet. Ntcx z3ndis. coisn CRAIG.
woMEx.s EVENTS
Marxarst Davidson. G~roid HsuzhAr.
fsry E,is- fuitsr. Kveiys Hrtsesns.
iannts McOorkid. Anna Richards. Audrey
Srlffsa. RutA Esxs. Hester E&stman.
1Ss<r. Pearl WEBSTER. Erslyn 0ross~.
III sssnano.. Nina Ia Nsv. Eris
rheima Noholt. Betty Tsyler. AZ
q spsldsi. Claire Nsikirk. Louise Littis.
knnsrins Mei~sn. hsssi bfswn'
Frrldina CEamer. Mercedes L~~is.
fhyias Putnam. Loaiss Richards
Madsieiss Pi.sa. Mrs.. !. waiisr-
Unless another raft can be Oh
tanned for the Lake Washington
canal. the plans for the Junior boys
2eo-yard relay race viii have 10 be
abandoned. Final announcement for
thia will be made within day or
Swo.
Merlin Fadden. crack Crystal club
diver. will do a series Of exhibition
dives at the finals one week from
Saturday. He VIII announce his pro
gram Of dives some time h~fore the
event takes place. He viii perform
both from the high dive and the 10.
foot board.
dad" Henry IL making up HIS
1T OF officials for Saturdays pre-
minaries and for the finals and they
XFHl be announced in Fridays star.
Practically the sane list OF officials
that worked last year will be invited
20 help again.
s.Aitho this meet has been adver-
~ as the city outdoor champion.
II r. a registered A. a. u. meet
rs open to any swimmer holding
T. ~o~1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

sack Adsms hrpks . ANAL bess
IN enc Of HE ankles Early In the
ssms Yesterday frring 60 run 10
shifd frvn se~oad. after pennis
wtle hsd SHARED Elmer Js~ob~' ny
w right field. he stumbled o. he
started 60 Aide. aud ~.ssbt hss
spikes In the ground. Prank rebin
finished the snm~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

Unless another raft can be Oh
tanned for the Lake Washington
canal. the plans for the Junior boys
2eo-yard relay race viii have 10 be
abandoned. Final announcement for
rhia will be made within a day or
two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

uSssAltho this meet has been adver-
n as the city outdoor champion.
Z II r. 4 registered A. A. u. meet
! - Dis open to any swimmer holding
M A. a. ". card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Bambino Lams Out
21st II o m e r and
G. ains On Rivals
YESTERDAYS HOME RUN
HIITERS

Ruth. Yanks. !: ~.
Kelly. Giants. 4: ~.
McManns. Browns. !: 10.
Judge. Senators. 1. ..
Perkins. Athletics. la
Gown. Senators. 1: :.
Hcnthcotc. Cubs. 1: 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

Yesterdays hero--Cy Perkins hit .
homer In the eighth inning and the
Athiefkcs beat the Mhlfs Sox. 4, Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

Lane. Hood, Eidred and Orr ali kicked
thru with two hits each yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

dad" Henry IL making up hls
1T OF officials for Saturdays pre-
minaries and for the finals and they
Ell be announced IN Fridays star.
practically the sans list OF officials
khat worked last year will be invited
10 help again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

Fine base running. coupled with cratic
and stupid playing BY tho Giants gave
the Reds q . 70 Victory over New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

BIN Ksnworthy and Bn risppsr. IN.
famous lands twIns. we're IN a nor al
the ball game yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

babe Ruth hit his fiw homer and
helped the rauks win from tho Tigers
A 10 A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

Boone, . rookie pitcher. held the
Red sos safe all the way, aud tho
Indians wons Ia q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

jones turned In the first baiL s~<n
IN Seattle for long tim. when he
started his pitch with Eldred on first
In the fourth. Instead Of completing
the throw, he wheeled all the way
around aud threw Co first. Eidred
was cansht nc s~cond, but Umpire
Esson called the bsil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

The senstors scored four runs IN the
first inning. but the Browns kept pound.
inK a. walter johnson untii they got an
10 6 victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

Leads His
Position
Sacramento Frat Stacker
II Only Real Performer
in Coast League
BY LEO II. LAssEN

H&LV ~ H~Etkf&FHstN
CONSIDER the Coast league first
~ sackera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
START SERIES SUNDAY

Having won the past six games In
easy fashion. the Homestead Grays
come hack to Wheeling Sunday for the
opening tilt OF the big five-game series
with the Bauers at Fulton. The Wis.,
TORS need no Introduction since they
have been long recognized as the great
est travelling aggregation out OF the
Smoky city.
"Homcrun" Harris. tic giant first
sacker, who has n host OF followers
here will be seen in the cleanup hole.
His reputation is not to be denied. Last
year In game that went extra innings
II was his triple with TWO on the sacks
that decided the issue. Marshall and
Lefty" Williams are going good on the
ridge.
Captain Hamilton will likely send
Honrcker against the Grays In the
opener IN order TO get the edge. al
though Beatty seems 10 be anxious TO
turn them back. IIonecker has been
going along fine and should have his
greatest year Besides he Is hitting
the apple hard and 1t Is most likely
that he will be used in the Outfeld per
manently.
As the Grays have proved the great
est drawing card ever seen here, indi-
cations point TO a gathering similar to
that of last sunday when 800 fans saw
the Bauers put UP classy exhibition
against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
Mich DEPENDS ON TOMORR0N'5
CAME BETWEEN GOLD AND FERRY
.B|S0N5 READY
FOR MARIETTA
BIG GAME Is SCHEDULED FOR TH1s
AFTERNOON At KIwANIs PARK,
wELLSBURa

Coach Katy yesterdays Bison base
balers meet the Marietta college MIN.
at Kiwanis park. Wellsburg. this after
moon. Grifhths' aggregation has been
heard from but seldom this spring and
En- stcrday has little line on what the
pinnrers pack and for that reason VIII
not take any chances with them. Mari
eta Is one Of Rethany's oldest rivals
and there has never been year that
bethany has cleaned up in those sports.
However. the hopes arc high that tins
Is the year. The football and ba sket-
ball scalpS are already at the belt and
II the RisOns can get In some more
Of tho vicious stickwork that rhara -
ter!zcd Mondays game with DuQuesne
1t is altogether likely that Bison hopes
will hC realized.
Tomorrow the Bethany aggregation
goes to Pittsburgh 10 meet Carnegie
Tech in the first game OF the current
season for the Green and the Plaid.
The TartanS come to Wellsburg on
Memorial day for return game. Du-
nucsnr comes n Wellsturg on Satur-
day Of next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
new MANAGER FOR
MOUND BUILDERS?

There has been .rumOr pcrSiStinc
Tor some time that there would be a
new manager secured for the Mounds
Vile baseball team OF tho InterCity
League.
M"undsT!llc was only able to take
one out OF the first six games played
and at times presented 4 sorry display
Of the great American game. Due 10
this and the fact that the present man
aver has ndt been able to devote ali Of
his time 10 securing players and direct
ing the playing. the fans nave been eX-
pcctiHg his resignation and Il is very
probable" that an announcement 10 this
effect Will be made by the board Of d.
r"c'nrS of the MOundsvillc Athletic club
some time this week. 1t Is also rum
nrcd than an out-of-tuwu player man
dGcr viii hc secured TO rebuild the team
and get Il started In the hght for
higher plar" IN he league race.
MoundSvl,e has several good players
on the team. but others are lacking in
baseball experience. in addition I" this
there Is l,tle opportunity for any real
team practice throArh tho week which
greatly hantlicaps team play and TN"
general attack and defense "f the play
prS MoundsvI!le IS shy ~ any rca'
pitching talent and the directors are
making strenuous efforts To- land a.
least one urst class man and TWO II
possible.
There = no league gam" scheduled for
Saturday but 4 local team may hc SC
cured for a practice" Game To get the
cam IL 70: ;,c double header with Fol
lan,hee on Memorial! pal. ~ doubt
So, rral now faces will he seen on the
Mound builders team that d"E and a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
FIELD MEET
OF WHEELING PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TO BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON
e.cco People Wul witness Events on
Public School Athletic Fte!d.

Eight thousand people. ranging fron
n" hildics In the FIRST grades OF III:
public schools TO the oldest reS.den
ul th" city are expected 10 be crowded
an the Wheeling public schools athletic
field for the second annual hcld mctt
Grid ON the lot and IN" affair pr"m ses
10 be the greatest of its kind ever held
IN the ohio valley.
The meet has been deliberately plan
nod and will no doubt lie great dis
play Thnu>auds of parents ar" cN'
p"rtcd and invited or urged TO attend
20 hep make 1t a greater success,
tn" program opens with all the
school children marching onto tho nr!H
ia a body. marching around the track
qnd RAISING In review before Mayor 4
+ Thourr. President Of the Board OF
Edura ton Paul O. Ecymann. member;
cf tho board. ard SUpt c. +. Citizens
immediately following the review
rhcr" will he n flag raising. after whl"h
n program Of folk dancing and mas
drills will b. given Al the roncln
sion of the program there Will he Al
kinds Of athletic events.
Tho rn'iowiuC * the complete pro
gram Of the afternoon:
Review mf pupils 10y the mayor, pr"sl
dent and members Of the hoard "t cdu
rat!nr aud the superintendent or cit!
schools
Flag raising hv Honorable Thoe. +
Thoncr. mayor. (pupils VIII sing FIRST
verse Of star Spanglcd Rann"rD.
Flag Salutc--Ey pupils.
Marching and posture commands
VIM \ Lang.
MAJ drii! Direction Of Margaret 7.
Rice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
wESrLARE. FARMER PrTChEh toF
OHIO TEAM HAS GREAT DAf
AT MOUND CITY.
wheeling Swamps Linsly Under SAW
Of Ringing Hits-ftnal score
was 1876.

Martins Ferry nigh school Won 4 h"NH
contested game trom M"undSN't'e "'e''
Yesterday Afternoon ~ MounHSN'"'. Az.
TOOK a romtur,aN!s lead on the VIE Va
the Oh!o Valley EIiEh school '''E"e'
The score wae - w
Martins PERRY WAS II good condition
Yesterday. hu; WrstiaH'. the t"'F,e
hurls- was forced |" 'Ntrn" h'hSe''
the lirli. - Keep the Mound HU""e'S
from Winning.
\ycs,,ak. practically Won his own
came Yesterday by hitting In ms NC
Trims to the plate. h" '""AeSle" ''"'
.i,rrs. one for = triple. twice TOT '""-
h,rr.rs ,ri II. other time getting Il
single. H., MS Il reritaoIe ""ht"" "'
welding the willow. and drove IN run
after run. Will" WORKING h'"'Nc" 't'
limit from tho mound.
was a gv.lltrg contest played under
-, bo;,'us sun. with both trssNs bathing
10 wSn the game and cinch the cham
pionship OF the league.
Martins Ferry scored first bE putin:
TWO runs over IN the first as result
Of h-,cvy hitting. Tw" more taItles were
arcuired in the third, another III the
fic,h and four in the sixth This was
the Fcrriau'S last scoring. RoseumerNIe
relieved I.afrerty in the FIRST OF the sixth.
ard although he allowed Ferry tour
runs. due partly to poor fielding ne
settled down and pitched 4 stellar game
IN the remaining three frames.
Moundsville made score in the
second ard another III the third y
batting rally started ~ the t!tth and
four meu crossed home. M0undSvllie
added another IN the seventh and the
Hnal>in the ninth. II began TO look
like MoundSyiil" would win N the las,
OF IT, ninth With one man safe at home.
another left on third with no outs and
.nly on. more score needed % tie The
game Eusenmcrkle. however. WAS
mapping At third and as result IN
threatened rally came TO naught
MoundSvHie had more opportunities 70
sore than Martins Ferry hut something
was wrong with base running. Several
the NJ. II. ). players successfully ncgu;i-
atcd the bases.
MoundSville entered her mos; I'M
portant game OF the year With a Grip
pied team. Harlan had y Soco finger
hut caught the entire game. although he
was unable TO throw second Jones on
short also had a busted finger. and as a
result. several plays Were missed which
would have prevented several Ferrian
scores. Robinson. star left fielder, was
out OF the game with Spra!ncd ankle
Each team gather an equal mum
her of hits. Martins Ferry led in errors.
bur these errors did not come 4; so
critical times as did those ut Mounds
Vile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

VIII Wheeling be able to defeat Mar
tins Ferry tomorrow afternoon when
they clash at the Wheeling Public
School Athletic Field, thus tying up,
with the Purple for first place In the
high school league is tho big question
before the Ohio valley fans.
Much rests upon tho outcome Of TO-
morrow's clash which winds mp the
schedule. and II wheeling wins over the
Ferry. she will be tied with Louck's
proteges which will mean an extra post
season game.
And another interesting game 70 on
the bill for tomorrow which will no
doubt be holly contested. being between
Linsly and Moundsvllle. who are tied
for third place honors.
There Is one game In question which
II tha executive committee OF the
league rules in favor Of MoundsVille
will make the Mound Builders still In
the race for titular honors, 30 the race
as It stands today is most intsrsStSng
and promises TO close In = great Hurry.
The following two games are sched-
uled for today. which will bring the
complete schedule up to date. and Will
leave the four games for tomorrow to
wind up the season:
Bridgeport at Shadyside
Tr!adelphia At Cathedral
Four Games Tomorrow
The following are the four games to-
morrow. and which may nnish the sea
son:
Moundsville at Linsly
Cathedral at Bridgeport
TriadelphIa at Shadyside
Martins Ferry at Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
High School League Race Is Between Wheeling and Ferry
prnle Takes Lead Over Moundsve; Gold TrounCes Lnsl
SOME DRIVERS At
INDIANAPOLIS RUN

The first pilot TO signify his inten-
tons WAS the veteran Eddie Hcarne,
known IN racing circles as Grand Fop,
and the last TO mail his entry was Jim
my Murphy. the Los Angeles lad: who
d shit Two broken ribs, sustained In u
practice accident won the last French
Grand rri1, at Lemans. with a Dusen-
berg In the coming race both drivers
will pilot DuScnbcrsS. although liearnc
car IS huuwn as the Disteel-Duscnberg:
IIn;h Will bear watching on Memorial
Day.
Ralph pcPalma, darling OF the speed
fans of both continents, was one OF the
early entrants. pepaima. the neatest
attention with his spntIessly arrayed
team, his immacuiat" car and his dr!v-
Ing tarticS being one Of the best sports
men in the Eame. Hts innate modcSty
has made him more friends than any
Other pilot.
Deinlma Won the 1915 race with a
Mercedes and set record average OF
s9S4 miles an hour. which has never
been eQuallcd Under the hroiling sun
In 1912 no hurtlcd Il Mercedes around
tho track. breaking a.! existing worlds
records only to have his car falter with
five mics 10 20 and earn the first $40
Unn prize offered a winner in the history
q: antu racing. Ia 1870 hr was within 81
miles and out in front after grucl!ing
battle all day, when more trouble rele-
gated him to f!fth place. lie has been
an rntrant in every 5uV-milc race except
1915 and competed in all but 1914 and
1915 This year Deliama is driving Il
DuG"nhrrs Straight IS" instead Of Il
foreign car. Howard "lIands"me How
dy" Wilcox, n Hoosier. Is always In
vnritc of the Indiana fans. He has com
pcici In every race meet ever held on
the indianapolis track. starting in 1909
with the old National stock ear team. In
1919. plotting 4 French Pcug""t. n" won
his sou mil" and now seeks /" De the first
OF the former winners to make 1t a pair
II victories. This year II" will again pin
his faith 10 n PcugeOt and has spent the
winter tuning up this French car and Is
4 likely candidate for the pole on the
front row at the start. accorded 10 the
fastest car in the qualifying trials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
SCOPE TO BE EXTENDED

Morgantown. W. Va May 9i--M The
first banquet Of the Letter Mons AsSo-
citation Of West Virgin! University held
Tonight. plans were mad" 10 extend the
scoop" &C tn" now organization IN include
all letter men Of tho schools Alumni.
Students or graduates who have h"cn
awarded III" university letter for athlc-
tie prowrSS are cliGihl" To membership.
M"mh"rS hoy" officially ad"ptcd wv.
V" MS the name of tn" club Robert r.
t. Kay. captain Of the 1921 football
squad Is president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
EDDIE WEYCANT IS
GIVEN BIG BOOST

Tho roll"w!nC !nt"rcv'ir" lr'i"r In.
urru r"r"lv"d from al ardent ijght 'al
OF Ncw Castle Ia. the home town Of
Eddie Wcygant. who appears ut i;"I
la!r" NEXT TU"-iHy .f'"ru""u IL tn"
main go Of an interesting light card.
There are four good bouts on ~"
card. Billy Williams tho pride of Mar
Tins Ferry meeting his old rival. TIN
DreNlcr of Pittsburgh in the scmi-tinal
over the clght-round route. S""tlv
Rayburn Of YOUNGSTOWN m"rt.n.. r''''"
Roberts for six rounds In tn" prclir,
and two RcIlairc boys mixing il IN tn
curtain raiser.
The following is TIC New Castl" fan <
letter:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
MORROW AFTERNOON AT TN
PUBLIC SCHOOL FIELD
Moundsvills Nay Stiu He In the 2Aoo-
Executive Committee to
Rule Monday
Th> Correct Standing

Moundsville left field and game was
forfeited TO Bridgeport. Game has BEEN
protested.
Note: The standing published yeSter-
day morning was incorrect az VIII be
seen from the above. The above II
taken from complete record Of the
season, there having been thirteen
playing dates so far. with the schedule
TO close tomorrow. It will bs seen
four teams above are one game behind
the schedule Bridgeport meets Shady
side today and Trladelphia meets Cath
cdral. bringing the schedule up to date.
The Sports Ed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
TRIApS STILL LOSE.

Philadelphia retained her hold on IN"
cellar berth yesterday ~ Elm Gr"F"
by bow .ng before Bridgeport the INA!
score being lt-4. Jack Naschcr was
called upon for mound duty. and did
pretty we'll Storck WAS saved for tn"
remainder Of the week, and viii prob
ably play today against EathedraL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

race and now that the men arc once
NOR on; OF the slump" that was 50
costly he has visions of landing the sec
t!unal hunting AGAIN this spring.
This j. !;"dE"rS second year as head
coach or the West Virginia ba seSall
team. lhr former Nounta!neer star
break .uG into the limcl!Eht as Il coach
last Sc;t-.,n when his Uu,:t walked away
with first honOrs TIL" record Of his
team fox the season stood ut twenty
games won and seven lost. While the
wears record has not been nearly So
lmrr"ssiy" IN" tca mstiil has Il chaice
10 make u success Of tho season.
H.olGoys - very popular here and both
students and local fans fr"! confident
Mat l." w!N pilot his warriors TO sue.
,cSSEul iIm,~N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
WANT A CAME

The Ecllair" owls are stil seeking
;amc for SUNDAY and would Ike /" hear
from som" good team i'ali Rciihlrc
No 64l between 80 AMI O'clock to-
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

Twu-j.~" hitS-WeStlak. =. chew:
E"&"nm"rkj". Thrc" base hits--WcS;-
las. Edwards. Ecnpls: Ros"rmerklr
stolen ha>">--Durk :: Thew: Evans .:
flw9rLS: Keller: Echnls :? Left on bases
M:rtus Ferry ?; Moundsvlne :: Base
"n halls 90 l."fr"rtv J. "N E"@onmerkle
=. 81 W-Stlak" !: Strnrk out by Latter
~ :. ley R"S"um"rkls !. by W"st,,ke 5.
I wpirc Hamilton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
COMPANIES DISSOLVED.

Charleston W. Va. May 81 Articles
Cr voluntary dissolution w"r" filed in
;hr office ur tho secretary nf stat" to-
dav by Beech Bottom Land Company
and Wheeling steel Casting Company.
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

The Yankees ar" locking Tor d"uhl"
header for decoration day. and would
like TO hear from som" team away from
bonn" CAV Wheeling lilt-J ~ ! y. IN.
aud ash for Mike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
Common Sense
About Eczema
and Erupdons!
Here's Something About 8. S.
That You'll Be Glad to Hear.

You might Just - we'll know Il right
now.-the cause Of skin 0ruptionA
pinIples, blackheads, boils ana % q.
is right In the blood. There u no get:
ting away from It Science has proved
It. We prove It. You can prove It
When tho cause Of skin troubles and
sruptions 10 in the blood, It Isn't CON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

Two base hits Bryant. .: Lucas. Wal
lac. Thompson. Three base hits War
rem Double plays. S;CrCk TO THOMPSON
Thompson TO Fr!edrichs Left on bases.
bridgeport 4: Triadelphia ). Struck out.
Saulr. ): Fascher ). Umpire. Morgan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

Hoy. fc!lcrs' The Fool opens May IS.
G"tt X 20 the Fair Grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
Let q. 8. 8. Give You Al Angelo sk1aI

Let 3. 8. 8. Give You A Angelic Bk1oS
mon sense to simply treat the s,3A
A bottle Of 8. 8. 8. win prove % yoN
what IL happening In your blood. g.0.A.
IS q scientific blood cleanser.-it drives
out tho impurities which cause cessna
letter. rash. pimples. boils, blackheaARt'
blotches and other skin erupt3ooa.
When these impurities are driven cut.
you can't stop several very nice thtnkD
from happening. Your lips turn nat.
urally rosy. Your eyes sparkle yosp
complexion clears II becomes bSA1.
tifuL Your face looks like that Of z
prosperous, rudy, well-fed. refined
gentleman. or II you are . woman,
your complexion becomes the real nnl
that tho whole world 30 admireG nA
is also q powerful body-buihs!.
cause II builds new and more blood.
cells. That's why It fills out s1nkso
cheeks. bony necks. thin limbs, hsslo
regain lost flesh. II costs little .
have this happen to you. 8. 8. q. -
sold at all drug stores, In two StDoe.
zha lakEar size u the more economical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

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