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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
MIDDIES' DEPART
TO BATTLE Penn
Navy Eleven Is Given Rousing
Send-OH as Squad Entrains
for This City
PRACTICE THIS AFTERNOON

AnnapD's. Nd. Oct. 2I.~-Thc Navy
football clrvcn cntrnin"d here at sic
A. VI for Philadelphia, and is now wet
on it's way to the scene of the biggest
game ON it's schedule this year. the bat.
tic with Penn tomorrow at Franklin
Fold.
Tho sdund. consisting of forty players.
coaches and officials. were given rons-
ing send off. On their arrival at Phil
adclphia tho players will be taken i'm
mcdiatcIy to their headquarters at the
Bellevue Stratford Hotel.
IN the afternoon Coach Bob Folwell
rlrns to take tine team to Franklin
Field. where light workout will be
held.
Several Of tho regulars are q little
battered. but the full strength of the
,uuud rnn start if necessary. and prob
ably will Barrlict. the brilliant rum
ming fullback. has II touch Of charley
horse, bur the probability is that he
viii! start the game. He has been work
lfg regularly. though not at / hard
pace. during the week. Carney, Lentz.
ConrOy and Cullen. of the regulars. and
Norris. one of the best substitute backs.
are ull II little out Of shape, but can be
used.
The line will average 192 pounds ana
il the heaviest the Navy has ever had.
Its work has been most satisfactory.
aud players like Carney. at left guard !:
Mathews. at center. and Taylor. 1T
right end. arr unqucstioned stars.
The Navy roofing section will consist
of the coo members Of the second class
The iir>t claSsmrn were also 10 GO. but
Il complication growing out Of tho recent
hnzing at the Academy has resulted in
their staying nt Annapolis, much to the
general regret.
Even the cheer leader. Mid,hipman
Thomas II. ll"dcrman. WHO is also cap
tain If tn" nine. will remain here. and
temporary staff has been appointed.
consisting of Midshipm"n Woodward
Phelps. John Baycs and Charles L..
Lee. all Sc"ond rlassmcn.
Those connected with the team look
for Victory over Pennsylvania. but
will n"t forecast nm advantage of more
than owe C tWo tnu"hd0wrS. However.
the general feeling Is that the Navy
will ,r"ro substantial triumph.
The teams Of the two institutions
have met twice in Philadelphia. In
1914 Pennsylvania won by Il TO 6. and
in 1HlI the game was tied. each team
scoring points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
SKEETERS STING
SPHAS IN OPENER
Eastern Leaguers Trim Downtown
ers in Fast Game. 40 to 81


The basketball season for the South
Philly Hebrews was ushcred in last
night at the New Auditorium Hall,
Seventh street and Snyder avenue, with
40 -to-3l defeat at the hands of the
Camden Eastern Lcagucrs.
The Sphas took the floor minus their
star forward. "Chickic" Passon. Tic
had little difference with his brother
Harry over the salary question. The
Sphas have always been noted for reat :
ing their players in all branches fairly,
and the hold Of Passon was q sur ;
prise.
Harry offered "Chick' n most lib
eral contract. and the next move is IN
to him, rs the figure will not be
boosted, because it would be big mis-
take to do so.
The game was well played for an
opener and the Camdcnitcs really sur
prised. The reports that were way
overweight were Knocked fooic, ~,
cvcry man on the squad is in the bcs,
Of condition.
The goal shooting of Charlie
Schwartz and Lou Schnicderman, who
Gagged five goals each, was the redeem
ing feature Of the losers play.
All the Skcctcrs registered from the
field. y couple of baskets by Jimmy
Campbell in the second half and n long
shot by Neil Dicghan as the ga,uc
ended being tho feature.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
DANNY MCNICH0L SIGNS
Former Penn Star to Play With S,
Peters Five

Danny MrNirhol, former Penn baS.
@"thall 'aptain, has signed with the
81. Peters basketball five and will play
his irst gam" when the uDtowners
clash with the South Philies Hebrews
at their hall. 1904 North Fifth street.
M"nday night.
st. Peters continued its winning
streak last night by taking the meas l..
ar" OF ApulnNS. - to 10. Tommy
i'"nIcavy and revcrnIrk We're the stars
for the winners, with two field goals
each.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27

Fans Get Hit by Foul
Ball at OlUR Risk

Washington. Oct. 2T.--A base.
ball fan assumes the risk of getting
hit by foul ball if he sits in the
unscreened section of the grand
stand. Justice IIitz, Of the District
of Columbia Supreme Court held in
dismissing suit for $4,000 dam
ages brought against the Washing
ton American League Baseball Club
by John B. pcttis.
During n game here on August 81
PettiS was hit in the eye by foul
off the bat of n Washington player.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
SchoelI Wins Over Dov,.

Scranton. Pa. oct. Tn n sIe sh,,.
round bout hero between rrarkIa rL r W
1fuTH'o lightweight. and Paul DnvIs ssnosn
ton. Schnell was entitled 70 air VI ~
rounds. Doyle had two and two we - - t.
Siiont pur%car Negro hAavywe,0ht' Wsh
Philadelphia, knocked out Jose n.I!oa I!oa
u|rouhlyn in tho third round Jay IenshNm,
~ station island. hrstod KID Moon psss,darr
IN eight rounds. Lonahan dropped MA, M,s.Vn y
tho third Jerry Walsh New YorT T"Vn Y
Spike sullivan. Of Syracuse. a seyero d.rI dtS,'
ldnf in giX rounds. uue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
NEW CAGE TEAM IN FIELD
Philadelphia Planets VIII Be Man
aced by Cadwalader franklin

philadp'rhla viii be T0n'o,onIod II
r.c ba-kerhnll world hv rurh,r fist
cIa,, ,rnyplirg team when r.g" Philadrl-
.la Planets take thr 'iuor rudcr thp
mapayemcu, Of CadwuHdc. FrumkIm,
Gong familiar fgIr in agc cirrDr>
and who /, president Of H." phlIadG.
rhiu Manufacturers l."ag"".
Tnr team is COM .os"d Of Thornton
end Ginn, forwards Fuzg"raId. con.
'al ard Griscom an1 ray"!v. guards.
several other plnyerS Wli' be signed
md rhc >. ason viii open n"H' week.
\ number Of games with rhr leading
rpul,, uD. State hav" h,'n arranged.
For dates address G, r.. Franklin. l22T
,rch street, or phone Srrre .HOG be-
tween 30 aud r. VI.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
U. S. GIRLS TO SWIM ABROAD
Gertrude Edere and Helen Vain.
wright May Tour Europe

New York. oct. %. --- Gertrude
Edcrlr and IIc!.n Wainwright. youth
ful aquatic stars of the Womeni =
Swimming A">"riutiou. Of New York,
in all probability will accept an in
vitation to tour Great Britain and
Sweden next June.
The invitation has been extended by
F. Baxter, of Manchester. former
president Of the British Amateur
Swimming ASsociation. 4 tentative
schedule of cXhihitions. including
iw"nty in Great Britain and six in
sweden, has been suggested by Mr..
BnNtNr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
SOUTHERN TO PLAY
FIRST LEAGUE TILT
VIII Tackle Germantown High
at Tabor Field This
Afternoon
TWO "IMTERAc" STRUGGLES
By PAIL PREP

Southern High will play it's first In.
trrs"holnsIic League game Of the sea
son this afternoon when it tackles Ger.
mant"w' High Mt Tabor Field Seventh
and Tabor rond.
\ PAR Of lntnracadCni" League
,'rugGcs and fourteen other football
,kiim.Nhcs hero and nearby make up
u, ,r'lonlhoy feast for tho afternoon.
Thr lntcraradcmic games bring to-
rnHic" Episcopal academy and IIavcr-
fDgd : 'hnol ut lIav"rfOrd. and Penn
thaytcr, the champions. and German
,oNu academy at Queen Lane.
ThN southern High Germantown
r'a>h should be chockful of action. The
tliyrG"nN surprised its followers by its
Wet Wy over West philadrlpha High
last Friday. II hopes "a repeat the vic
tory "gainst the downtown eleven.
IN ,#"-lcague battles th" downtown
crs ay" wor, tied md lost n game. The
FRAY hat was dropncd was I" the Cath
ollie High team. - to q. Last Friday
Southern ran roughshod over the Chest
nnt ll,ll Academy, - to q.
iiavc;fo" vs. Episcopal
The struggle between IIavcrford
School and Episcopal Academy will give
H." Schoolb"yS n Chanc" to compare the
relative strength Of Ilaverford School
and Penn Charter, who are the prom
.nrnt contrndprs for the 'intcrac'
'itlc.
Las, week the Little QuakcrS ran up
u $50 score on Conch McCamr'S team.
Alumni Week. which is being cclc-
bratrd 1T tn" Germantown Academy
will have rs its big treat tho annual
/. I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
Watrous Wins Golf Title

Detroit, U-'. p ~ WN,rOvo. ~ m p,1-
i''i g. 'iIh, Won IA" Michigan prafcs.
swuai nt"'H ut. h"r' with 72-inI" tH,9i
Of 3"u S'r"h,s. Watr is won tic fnr.d,.i +,
.wn championship las, summ"r. Dav.y
Rot""'Son, Country club. finished. @-con,l
WNh 80 o,H&ri"S Mi!G ndorf. / ;S>monr'
on.n CHAMPION was fourth With 3II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
Frankie Erisch to Wed

| New York. Oct. 81 Frank Frech. st.,~
second baseman Of the WorId's Champion
| New York GiantS. Is 10 L" narrod \
! vcmber : 20 Miss AIDE Lucy. II h"cs mo
| known today. They have been engaged 10Y
! year. The couple plan to tour the New Eng,
: land States on their hone moon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
Singer Has Cage Team

III" Singer sewing Machine IS rrp.v-c ca,.,i
by a. second, lass trnSciiIp Ia ske'htN tca,r
composed OF Herman and R"a, tor"ar.Is
MuhucV. center, and Wilson and Muthpr7
guards. For games address j. l.. Baiter
S2t chestnut street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
GREENLEAF LEADS
ALLEN 1853 TO 90
Pocket Billiard Champion Has
High Run Of 50 in
First Block
500 WITNESS THE MATCH

\ -,iG ,I3rK na alrVd. gDru- Iurn N,
N,.. .I.,,.. q, s,Nr, -,n, iII
''. ".''','' ''''
f,,,..., ana ~ ,u'fm. "'a,' '''m
,|.. a. va, ~ n,:'''a Tr.'" .,I;.',,' I;''''
r,.r, W t'"'N'' ''''''' ".
i"' >,m. 'oi'A was Ralph Green
at ",.r'"'~ champion o, IT," green
O.. - ~" 4" ",r"m"nt WIS B"nry .illru.
= \"@>r 'i,, f"rm"% ',t"h"Id"r.
a." W ... b" "S' evenings '."rE WIS
ever ''r". l,.W i'd by the r""vl"rlH-
Har&'n "t - +" 30.
Nj.,:' :i3u Billiard snthuSia .,> t,irnci
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
Judge Bnnniwell Speaks

T.r crowd wa, Il reprPSen'a,I"" one
u., contained quit" nI.1n'r Of
a. ..nrn. Judge Bomniw"Il ~lon,' ON 'l"
~"-urn rn,cunial and br"Ugh' Il t.s~t
- a.. ,.,luuar. Th"n the d!amohj mr.0l.
"mb!rm0t.r Of the championship. row
a.ld b. Grcpnl,af. wa shown and
rtur 'he>' preI!minaries the match got
un,J"r way.
Thoush Greenleaf was tuc fIsnrIte to
win. Allen had many sUpi"r'rr> D"-
oau,r of his good work in 'ne ,acr of
Il rHu u bad tuck.
The other two frames Of ~" match
viii he played tonight and Saturday
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
SECOND STRAIGHT LEAGUE
WIN FOR PENN CHARTER
Humble Friends Select in 7~ivats
Schools Game


iiSrl"i'AN = RESULTS
l'"rN Ch"rt"". 8 E~!,1ls' S,,..'
OTHER SOCCER GAMES
g. .an'rW0 it's". !; Cnihou. M..a. a.
l?rn" l''rh. IH-h. I Penn Fr,Sh. o.
= Wet rhria '".ph.a High, 0: Ih.Ideluhia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
Kid Lewis Beats Willie Spencer

Hartford, Conn, oct .T.-- 'Eir" r~yts
.r"aI bartamweisht, won -, ref, ree's de-.
c,s.on over Wiiiie Spencer of Brooklyn.
HNf~ fast twelve round h0ut here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27

rirn",..,ac q - u " - - - 8"
n 20 90 = 0 : 9 lu--lj-
Aleg. . u q - . y = > y g.
70 e -J y =. --ru.
IlghI-r G-Arr., NJ. 81, assraE'
Hgh r,.. 4 Zen. -. aISraEt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
sHopSrEN's STRIKE NO LONGER RE-
aARpED AS MENAcE-oPrI-
NusM PREVAILS.
ErGH PRICES OF IRON AND STEEL
BELIEVED TEMPORARILY-Co
modify COSTS STABILIZED.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES SAe
SonH-CALL MONEY HELD BE-
TWEEN AND a., PER CENT

New York. Sept. lo.-Wan streets 20,
1.es that q moderate industrial revival
vas in prospect tor this fall. despite the
handicaps imposed by tho miners ana
railroad shopmcn's strike. FOUND express
sion in the steady rise tn quoted values
2, the security markets. wednesdays
rather sharp reaction was geuerafy re-
rarded as being due 10 rcsdjustment
81 the technical position. virtually az
:oc the Losses being recovered and gains
mad, IN tho next few days OF tradins'
Traders TO longer regard the snop-
mans strike as a serious menace IN tho
railroad situation. basirg their ontW'sm
on the steady increase IN car loadinss
~ revenue freight and corresponding &C.
c-e.sa in idle cars and tho apparent eN
ransicn in the earnings OF the IRIS
class. roads. which were able 20 report
n net Increase for July O: only l-iV o.
; nor cent less than last year. acsP'Ie
,nc heavy expenses incurred as Tecu''
Of labor troubles.
Coal and Steel.
Commodity prices appear 20 nave o.
coma more stabilized. coal ana s'ee.
,r,cAe are tending upward because OF
,rIk. conditions but dispatches from
tba IRON and steel center indicate 'oAI
,hc hIur prices are but temporary. ana
;rsIurnced largely by the increased cos.
or operation due 70 the high costs Oh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11

coal. The dredging will he done BY tho
General Contracting corporation OF
Pittsburgh.
Standard Bearer Meeting.
The Standard Bearers OF the First VI.
+. church will hold their regular meet
Ing and mite-box opening in the parlors
OF the church his evening. The host
esses are: Mrs. Rex Milllken. Mrs. o.
NJ Penlck. Mrs Paul Truax. Mrs. F. NJ
McCracken. Miss Mary Wilson. Miss
Beaulah Hobbs. Miss Philippine kuhI
and Miss Mary Ferris. There viii DO
musical program.
wild Life show.
The Marshall County Fish and Gamo
Protective association Is completing
preparations for the Wild l!fe motion
picture show TO he given at the Park
theatre next Friday evening. Several
rccls OF pictures will he shown ~ Wild
life in Canada. The shows are free
Moundsville Briefs.
Stuart y. Atwood. musical director,
and Don Emlinc leading man. Of tho
Greenwich Villages. which appear Mt
tho Victoria Theatre in Wheeling the
first three days OF this week were visit
Ing friends hero Yesterday afternoon.
Richard r. Terrell has returned from
Visiting fiends in Bcllatrc.
Fred Mcconnell. mine foreman ~ the
Alexander coal mine who sustained m
jurtes Saturday when he fell Will" leap
Ing out Of thu road OF two cars, is much
improved.
Justus Pickett Will leave to-day for
Granville. O. where he will enter DENIM
son University.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. ScroEglns. Miss
Anna Hooton, Nelson Scroggins and
Randall ScroEgins are on a motor "Trip
10 Columbus, O.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Manning and son
Tommy. have returned to their home In
New York city after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. T. w Manning. NJ Third street.
Harry Carothers and son. Howard. OF
Jacksonville, Florida. are visiting his
mother. Mrs. c. L. Carothcrs. Of Simp-
son avenue.
Mrs Arthur Francis and children,
Stanley and Maxine. of Darlington are
visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss TncIma Nichols has returned to
h"r home at GAINESVILLE. after visiting
her cousin, Miss Romano Evans. OF
Jefferson avenue.
H. W. Cox. OF ST. Matthew's church.
Wheeling, made IN address in the Ep!s-
coral church here yesterday morning.
Mrs. Oia Fausth asr cturncd 10 her
hnm> NJ McadowhroOk. w. Va, after VS.
Iting Mrs Coda Cats and Mrs ]. Her
bert Riggs.
Louis Timhl!u has gone to Mackhurr.
n. whor" he will teach In tho high
school this wear.
Mrs. carl Miller. Of Fourth street. is
visiting a. New MartinsNiil".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11

recovered and several issues. especially
IA the medium and low priced ran
group. establishing hew high records.
Forelgn bonds showed substantial I'M
uroyement Only nominal changes took
place in liberty Issues. which lad hcen
inclined to weakness on the renewal or
congressional activity on soldier bonus
legislation.
Local dealers have purchased a mum
Dor o: industrial issues, while VIII De
offered shortly The largest was an
issue OF $5.C00o00 Of the state OF
Oregon. the syndicate price for which
was the highest in three months.
some OF the foreign issues are now
in prcspect. they include the 5000 Uo,-
COO loan to Argentina. which tho con-
cress Of that country has just been
asked TO approve: $4,000, 00O or Vs.
600 600 issue Of Chile: $50OO0ooO IS
sue to Cuba. which involves poilt>cal
AS well as financial considerations;
$4,000 600 Issue Of Haiti 10 be used III
rcrund!ng old French loans and long
Term rcfundInG operation for Peru
which has been under negotiation for
several months. The largest ofterins
OF the week. which was sold a. private
sale. subject 10 approval OF tho inter-
state commerce commission. was an Is
or Sb,Nup,UUH GNulplhS''N l 4 H''N 49,
tifiCates Of the ST Louts-San Francisco
Railway company which mature In
equal installmcnts from Sept. /. 1928
to Sept ]. 1887. The price was not
made public The next largest offer
ing was the Sj,O0CO00. AZ per cent
road bonds oS the state OF Missouri
which WAS sold TO yield 40 per cent
maturing in 1926 and 81 Other large
offerings Of the week were; $.200.OO0
per cent 90 year first mortgage sink
ing fund gold bonds Of the Ramapao
Jax corporation which were sold at par
$1.SOO.O0O. Az per cent % 70 "a year
road bonds OF the state OF North Car
olina. Offered to Yield 40 per cent:
$l.775.O00 -. per cent 10 year secured
consolidated gold notes Of the Wick
wsrc-Spcnccr Steel corporation, offered
n; rar; Sl25O00O 5 per cent 70 to 40
wear gold bonds OF Porto Rico 10 yield
40 per cent and E,n5O,0OV AZ per
cent to 80 year hospital and park
bonds oC Hudson county. New Jersey,
to yield AIS to 4.25 per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11

TO writing and fled. VIII admitted 10
probate and record ordered. Apphca-
I ton flled for appointment or ENrX. NO
bond required. Appointment made. let
! tors ordered and Issued. inventory or
dered and order issued
Charles Schrader. deceased. VIII and
application TO admit to probate Med. set
| for hearing September 10, 1879 at a.
m. Notice for Helen Mccoy ordered ana
| order ISSUED to Clara FrizzeH waiver
! OF notice and consent to PROBATE or
Clara Frizzell and Oscar Schrader nled
| Cause continued.
George A. Pryor, deceased. WIDOW
: came into open court and elected not
! TO take under Will.
In re accounts for settlement Sep
TENDER 80. 1922. Proof Of publication
of filing accounts and time set for hear
ing thereof filed. approved and record
! ordered.
! Birdie Webb vs. John W. Webb Pc
| tition filed in Common Pleas Court In
absence Of Hon. W. W. Cowen from
tho county. an injunction granted.
Euphemia c. Pierce, deceased. He-
celpt Of corrected inheritance tax nnd-
! ing acknowledged by Tax Commission.
Realty Deeds
Lily b. Upton and /. /. Upton 70
| Henderson r. Hunt UNDIVIDED one-haIt
/ interest in lot No. in Martins addition
10 bethesda. Consideration fl.OO.
! Adam + Beltz IT, and Margaret NJ.
Beltz to John Jobko and Anna Jooko:
Lot No. 90 In Worleys new plat OF
Lansing. Consideration S1.o9.
! John Rlesheck to Francis Lester. Lot
! 30 in watts addition to BarnesVlJe'
, Consideration 800.
ErarCIr Powell Lot
No. 81 in Leggetts proposed addition 10
GAINESVILLE Consideration f.o0.
Marriage Licenses
Edward Rurd. age 49, a business man
and Mrs Gretta Schafer age 30 both
| OF Martins Ferry. Rev. MCDANIEL per-
formed the ceremony.
Amos Shannon Green. age %. farm
c rof Powhatan Point and Hazel Jean
rctte Riley, age 2 Of Jacobsburg. Rev
! c. W. Cooper performed the ceremony
! To Entertain
Mrs F. ". Fowler OF Cleveland and
Mrs. r. c. Mycr OF Bella!re, will enter
tain n number OF friends at six
O'Clock dinner at Welcome Inn on Tues
dav evening Mrs. Fowler has been
visiting Mt tho home Of her sister Mrs.
Mycr Of BeIlaire for the past week
and will spend fair week at the home
Of her sister. Mrs. Leland Frint OF this
place.
st. Clairsville Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Ramsay Of south
Of town are visiting friends at Cap
tine.
Miss Gertrude Lynch was n Barnes
Vile visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell of Barnes
willie spent sunday at tho home OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. f E. Shepherd
Of this place.
Sncdekcr's California Stock Company
will give tho play. "Kaintucky Sue
1t their tent on tho old school building
lot this evening. The Company will be
in St Clairsvile all this week.
Miss Majorie Hardesty of East Main
street Is visiting GAINESVILLE friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
pCNMnnH
HLlN rs VIZ

Tho a,rcI department If the Wheeling
steel and Iron company Will continue
10 work on the eight per cent basis. the
same rs the past week. This depart
ment was shut down for several weeks
owing 70 the uncertainty Of ranspor-
tation but resumed operations last week.
SO far as can hr learned this depart
mont will continue on this basis Tor
some time This department employees
nearly four hundred mrn.
Dxies Lost.
The fast Dixie 4. G. team WAS d"reat-
ed yesterday by the NictOrs of Wheeling.
This is the first time since tho team
has been organized that they HaNc been
beaten The sc0r" was 100. The VIC
tors have n good reputation and they
we'll deserved II for they played the
hest ball that has been played on ihcse
grounds this year.
Give Lawn Fete.
This evening IN the church the ladies'
OF the First NJ. T.. church Will give
lawn fete. the proceeds to be used f"r
,ha work OF the church. Tho ladies'
have an entertainment planned for the
evening and many good things VIII be
on hand 10 purchase. The church mas
been decorated for the coca sion ana
lnrse crowd viii he present.
Council Meeting.
The members Of the town council WIZ
moot in the town hall on Main stree.
Tuesday evening where they Will ho'u
their regular semi-monthiy business
mcc,iuv The E"nwood- Bella;re bridge
nu,st!on viii be discussed together with
tho other matters Of this body.
Dixie All Stars Win
The Dixie All stars defeated mo
Gravel IIul team Of Bellaire yester"a!
hy tho score Of 6-3. The Dixie All S'arS
have lost three games out OF the twenty
seven they have played. THIS - an u''-
rsraI record and very few teams OK inc
Valley have been able 70 Sh""
Gard Party Planned.
,,s,,Nors of rhc Sodality Club or the
c, lanes church are planning cuchre
49,. :, no hold in tho church some eve
,I,, ,n,s week. tho dat" has no. rS'n
r,,cd vet. This club has given hnmoe,
n f,hcse affairs this year ana many soop
times have boon had. Tue iau'cS ar
Manning ia give prizes /" the ones VII"
got the mos, punches.
Bonwood Briefs.
Nv md Mrs T.. l.. Kinds. or New Mh'-
,tns,iI1c returned home after spending
e,r,a time hero visiting friends.
II. f. Rhine of West liOer'H. -
ing some time here visiting ir''h"S.
Mr. and Mrs. +. r. L!nenneFseI, "
pittsburgh. returned home NJ W
.nr ,ha week end visiting friends on
south Marshall street. ,,.,
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Howard
80 ynv,,s,owr. are spending some time
hrre v:itlnG friends. .r,.
Mr. and Mrs. \. {. Black and 'a'n',F
r.t",,,,d 70 their homn IN Moundsville
a rter spcdninE yesterday with friends
HAIRY Miller. Of South ncHw"od, Yer,
,.oa,ordov for PITTSBURGH. where h" mas
accepted position with packing cor"
rauy If that place.