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The New York herald., 1922-12-23
Motor Driuer Who Killed Boy While
Speeding Gets Two to FiUe Years

shows the criminal careiessness Of the
driver"
william Crockett OF ft5 West Forty
eighth street. was sent TO the workhouse
for sixty days by Justices Hermann,
McInerney and Edwards Ia Special ses-
slons. Ho was operating truck at
Park avenue and 18th street on May
20 when II ran wild and hit Samuel
stigiits, so. OF 1875 Washington avenue.
S.iginz. a cripple on crutches. after
months IN hospital, appeared last weei,
and asked that the complaint be with
drawn. as he did not want TO sec any
one sent to jail.
Anastocios Tarzakos, 80. "A furrier OF
33i Fifth street, was sentenced to
twenty days In the worlshouse after
pleading guilty OF assault and not re-
porting an accident. An automobile tha,
he was driving on Third avenue and
Flfty-first street on October IL struck
and injured stephen Callahan. 40, q
porter Of e09 East Fifty-first street
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

rNrERBOROUGH SUBWAY.
Oct. 1922 Oct. 1921.
operatinv revenue :. e3 06e, 900 f2.o4s. .6s9
Operating expenses l,s5eNl3 i,nts'5di
Net corporate income. 1885 iSs 23s'ns
Cash passengers. 57.S4s,Ss9 Lows
INTERBOROUGH IL"
Oct, 1922. Oct. 1921.
Operating revenue.... 81 .6I0.l5O el.eoe ~
Operating expenses. 1.o962lS l.o446Vz
Net corporate income. s1sI.8o '5Itola
Cash passengers IL. 3O.3s3.22f 3o.sooZlo
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.
Oct. 1922. Oct. 1921.
operstinr revenue :. 81, 1855, 200 81. .sg3, ,6s4
Operating expenses. l.4lt25I l,zes s3s
Net corporate income 2s.sls s.z65
Cash passengers. 3s,1O4,s5o oo'eee'V-'
sDeficit
The report shows the New York Rail
ways Company and other lines operat-
ing surface cars also increased both as
to income and passengers carried. Two
cent transfers decreased.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
TRAFFIC GAIN ALMOST
100000 FOR MONTH
Subway's TroUel Increases,
While Elevated Drops.

The Interborough subway gained
2.46o.sis passengers last october over
October, 1921. and the elevated rail-
road lost %ys.ss2. according TO report
OF operations given out by the Transit
Commission yesterday. The Brooklyn
Rapid Transit (subway and elevated)
carried 2.s3s.s6 more passengers in Oc-
tober than q year ago.
A comparison between october. 1922,
and October, 1921. on each of the three
big transit systems follows:
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
FIRE RoUTs rHEATER FOLK.

The top floor Of the twelve story
Adon apartment house at $40 Seventh
avenue. corner OF Fifty-fourth stree
was swept by fire early yesterday and
many OF the tenants. including persons
connected .Tith the theater, were~put to
rout. Among the occupants were: Wal
ter J. Kingsley. Conway Tearie. Adele
Rowland. Edward Bloom. Edgar Allen
and Arthur Herbert.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
Waste Baskets

Round waste baskets, Of
papier mache, covered with
decorated paper and shellack-
ed. Green and white, lined
with yellow, band of narrow
blue, pink, yellow stripes at
top, $40. Same in rose or
dark blue.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

Whispering Ghosts In the south seas That
make The hair bristie will be described to-
morrow In The New York Herald By Charles
u. Nordhoff, author Of The rledglng.'
Reecrva a copy from your ncwsdesler to-
dsy.--ddp.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
For the Wee Baby

Adorable little sacques, knit
by hand Of pure worsted--soft
and fine--in white, with dainty
touches of pink or blue, $1.95
for S2.75 grades.
Boxed sets--hand-knit sacque,
bonnet and bootees--specialized
at s2.95 and $3.95.
For Children 2 to 6
Sweaters, In attractive coat
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

Nowhere Else in New York
These Exquisite Gift Perfumes
They exclusive with Wanamakers
PERFUMES By Claire of Paris ia Laique Bottles, $275
grade that has sold at $3.50 Put up in attractive scarlet
gift boxes they be had in Chypre and several other
delicious fragrances.
Parfun Marguerite oy Claire-new exclusive,
bouquet odor resembling yet differing of the
favortes of this type Glass bottles with smart little blue
shoppers matching the gay blue gift boxes which
marguerites drop their white petals.
Perfume, $3.50 Eau de Toilette So,
Perfume, n small case So
Sachet, Brllantine and Face Powder, $125
Talcum POWDER 81. Gift sets, SIS.
Vision dAnnam by Claire
Also, new, exclusive and sensatonaly successful this
year in Paris An andre odor which, like its lovely
suggests the spendors united to the mysteries OF doChna
Extract, So and $15 Eau de Toilette, SS, So,
Extract, small size in red leather So. n
Face powder and sachet, $3.50.
Also talcum powder and brllantine.
The Toiees Shop Street Floor, Old Building
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
For Children 2 to 6

Sweaters, in attractive coat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
MRS, STIFEL AMONG
GOLF TOURNEY STARS
Is Second In Driving Contest ut CLARK
burg-Parkersburg woman he""s
First Round Match Play.

riarkshurr. W. Va. Aug. 3l-- MISS
Kathleen German, PIrkCrShurG. he'd 'hS
lead IN the FIRST round match play o.
Is holes in the second days events ua
tho Yves, Virginia state women go'i
tournament played on III" links "t me
Country club today. ne
feature Of the mornings play was the
rontes, between Miss German and MIS-
Angus MaSDonalh OF Charleston III
which the former won. 60. pther win
ners were Mrs l.. w. Kent OF iaTkers-
burg over Mrs carl Lci6oId OF RiuNic'a'
al Mrs. T.. y. Thompson OF farkcrS-
hprr over Mrs. John Rogers. farkcrS-
hurr ND; Mrs +. W. Sufe.. Wheeling
over Mrs. Arthur Dtckman, fa'rmoh''
A.
The driving contest held n the after
noon was also won by Miss German
Miss German drove the ball 100 EaroS'
Ms = W. St'fcI Of Wheeling was sec
ond with drive of l75 yards.
The approaching and putting contest
hrough, out n large field
Mrs T.. W. Walsh o. Clarksourg' MISS
kathleen German of Farkershurg' MIS-
C,rl Le!bold Of sBIuefeld. Miss Katherine
par OF Wheeling. Mrs. Angus Mac
Donald Of Charleston, Mrs. WiSt Lewis
~ clarkshurg. were all tied for the 10"
.core After three trial play Of matches
Mrs Carl Leihold was returned mo WIN
rer. with Mrs. Angus Macp0hala aS
second.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
HELD, FORMER CADDY,
WINS GREAT VICTORY
Buomes Public Links Golf Champion
by Defeating Richard Walsh, OF
Now York-Ftne Exhibition.

Toledo. Ohio. Aug. 3l.-Eddle Held,
the l9-ycar-old former caddy at the
Forest Park course In st. Louis. and
no, much taller than the driver with
which he sends the ball On average OF
80 yards straight down the fatrway.
today became the public links golf
champion Of tho United States by de-
fca;inE Richard Walsh OF New York.
and 5 In the first United States G. A.
tournament for players not members OF
private clubs.
The victory which brought Eddie his
first out-or-tOwn title. gold medal
and possession Of the James D. Stan
dish. Jr. cup. which is third as tall
az It's winner. vas obtained through
one OF the prettlest exhibitions OF
shooting in any tournament this year.
When Mr.. Standish in presenting the
cup for the United States Golf Associa-
lion. told Held that his game today
wauId have beaten anyone in tho world.
not even excepting Walter Hagen and
Gene Sarazen. there was none In the
big gallery who disagreed. for there
was no, one real mistake in Eddte's
NAV Three times with rate lead. no
added strokes to his medal score by
trying to drive long hazards mt the
request Of the gallery, but not once
lid he make O tactical error that really
hurt him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
LATE ARRIVALS AT
", VA, ". LOOK GOOD
Followers Predict Spirited Races For
Positions. Material Looks Pine
IN Early Showing.

Buckhannon, ". Va. Aug. 3i.-Among
the late arrivale at the Wesleyan Col
lego foot ball training camp tonight
was Hale Pauiey, big 24O FOUNDER %
Glenn white. w. Va Hauley Was -
linenan on the 1920 Wesleyan eleven.
and though inexperienced at that time
proved a valuable man before the sea-
son ended. He did not play foot bali
last year. but will don the grid toys at
the morning work out this morning.
The Methodist veteran Will make a
strong bid for one OF the Wesleyan
Varsity club. one OF the largest athie-
tic organizations IN the state.
Other Wesleyan vets 10 put IN their
appearance a: the Methodist camp to-
day have been. John knight OF Grafton.
who has played center for the past two
wears for Wesleyan. and "Ce6e' Ross.
veteran quarterback. OF Buckhannon.
knight will be making strong bid for
his old JOB. while Ross, because OF his
speed. experience and puniinS ability
should be able 10 make things warm in
the fight for the quarter position.
From early indications the Wesleyan
vets and letter men are going 20 have
considerable t!gh: on their hands in
their efforts 10 claim old posts on the
Methodist eleven. That competition
will be keen for every position. is put
ling the matter extremely mild.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
THE THEATRES
COURT THEATRE

A orunt cork event IN this city Will
BE the visit Of Neil O'Br!en's MINISTRIES
10 the Court theatre Saturday. Septcm-
Der .. matinee and night. The Neil
O'Br!en's Ministries have been touring
the country for number OF years,
until now the organization has become
what might he called national insti-
tuition" The promise Is given that this
wear tho performance will be moro
elaborate than ever. with new scenery,
new costumes. new jokes and new
thrills. The whole entertainment has
been conceived and produced under the
supervision Of Mr.. O'Br!rn himself. who
has given n vast amount of attention
TO the many details. Street parade at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
DUNLlN IS winner
OF HOPEFUL STAKES
Defeats coohran's Goshawk, the Speedy
zsv ana Nine other Speeders-
Extsrulinator wins 7ara-
toga Cup.

Saratoga, y. Y. Aug. Sl.-Dunblln.
ridden by Clarence Hummer. today
won the Hopeful stakes. one OF the
richest Juvenile stakes Of me year de-
feating q. A. Cochran's Goshawk, the
speedy Zev. and nine other we'll known
youngsters.
Exterm!nator Willis Sharpe K!llmers
veteran campaigner. won the Saratoga
cup FOR the fourth consecutive year. He
defeated Mad Halter. Rancocas stable
entry, By half length. Bon Homme
OF the Alapa farm. ;he only other en-
trant, was Is lengths back Of Mad
Halter. The time for tho mile AMI
three quarters was minutes Is Sec
onds.
Extermina,o-'s victory again gave
Kilmer's 7-year-old crack the long dis
lance championship on American TURF.
The race. which was worth $500 70
The winner. brought ENtcrminator's
total earnings for six Years up 20 about
S2l5.O0O. an American record for geld
ings.
In the Hopeful stakes. Dunlin. FIN
rshed half length IN front of Gosh
hawk after gruelllnE stretch drive.
The race was worth S3S.95o TO the
winner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
SCHADS PLAY RETURN
GAME AT SHADYSIDE

The strong schads will journey 10
: nJvside Sunday afternoon where tneN
VIII meet the fast going ComhTis oo'-
uerIcs. One Of the best games OF '"e
season IL expected. The following play
ers are requested TO be on the GROUNDS
at 2:l5 o'clock =. NJ. Sunday. brekIe''
Dusch. Hamin. Robertson. norton
irretrhor Beck Raliog, Serschen. Hes
ton. ShudIc and Smith.
Tive Schads would like TO get In touch
with tho Virginlas for game Labor
nav and will give them special in
duCement for a game 20 DO played on
he Lora!n park. Call Friday morning
ARRANGEMENTS can be made hyinG call
ing 2l4O Wheeling and ask for Beck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
.FIRESTONES COMING
CREATES INTEREST
Best Independent Attrp ctton In Recent
Years Slated FOR SIuers
Field.

Akron FircStorcs for ihe~ eCond time
this year invade iEdTcr,' park a,Nt sun
day The previous v!ei: was marred
by 4 thunderstorm. rcceSsItatirC the
caaceia:!cr. Il was fortunate" Tor the
local mana yemen: to &c; IL" firrstOnes
back after the history-mak!ng game Of
two weeks ago in Watch rig I'm"
Vaughn and Percy McKInstry hattlcd
against one another for twenty jnnrS,
neither team scoring. Mckins:rr set
down 30 haite:s via the S;r!kc.oU; route.
feat truly remarkable.
This same Lefty" Mck!nStry will OPP
pose the Bauers SuHda-. lie 10 a
youugS,Cr with a world OK stuff, sought
by several major league clubs. with
Cleveland Indians being fortunate 70 get
his services MCkInstry IS said 10 have
a world OF stuff. fast one that stzzles
while hts curve ball IS lost sight OF by
the batter IN IS course 10 the plate
There's few senIi-pro hur!crs IN this
Youngsters class and his work has prov
ed the sensation OF a big year IN Akron
Capt; Hamilton Is particularly anxious
10 have his charges In the pink or con-
d!tlon. He is trying hard 10 bolster up
the morale after the deploraolc contest
OF last Sunday. Funny az 4 may SEEM
II appears rs though the Grays have the
hoodoo high on the locals. Having peat
en- such clubs as Beaver Falls. turner's.
Dennison Panhadles. who experienced
little difficulty IN whipping the Grays.
I, IS Indeed a mystery why the Bauers
showed so poorly. II Is likely that TWO
new pitchers will work for the locals
Sunday. and this end % the argument
must be strengthened. judging from tho
performance last week.
Bauers' park. Fulton. should be the
mecca for the biggest gathering OF me
year. Firestone has been heraled Tar
and wide by the Associated Press. due 20
the great game OF several weeks ago II
"a the f1rst time in ten or more yenrs
that a team from such distance has
been brought TO Wheeling and the man
agement Is 20 DE compltmented on this
score. The schedule tackled by inc
Bauers has been the most pTctcn'ous
anv independent club IN the valley ever
attempted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
YANKEES MEET VIRCINlAS

Tho Yankees will clash with the
strong virginia 4. c. Sunday at Forty
seventh street and hard fought con-
ties; should result. These two teams
me. earlier in the season, the Yankees
emerging 1875 winners. Since that time
both teams have been considerably
strengthened and Sundays contest
should prove a thriller.
The Yankees will hold practice this
evening on the Twentys!Nth street
grounds and all members are requested
to report at $50 sharp. NoppcnEer or
Spring will he on the nr.ng line FOR
the Yankees. with PefcrcTman on the
receiving line. MARBLE. B!ck or Wagner
Will be on The firing line for the VIZ
ginias with Snyder on the receiving end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
FAIR WEATHER BOOKED
FOR LABOR DAY FIGHT
with Ideal Conditions Prevailing All Az
tendance Records Should DO
Broken

The weather man promises fair wcath
or. the ground keeper reports that every
thing is In readiness at the k!NcrSiue
Arena and the fighters claim they are
ready 10 go.
No club staging a boxing show coulo
ask for moro especially when the ad-
vance sale is the largest the CLUB mas
ever had.
The match maker reports that no
looks for n sell out" by MnodaY noon
and II this should happen II viii b" inc
first time in the history or the 'h'
game that the S. r. q. sign mas been
put ON: for an open hght.
Goo" Stewart local fighter has al
ways been the big drawing caro- and
matching him with Eddie Wcygant or
New Castle Pa. one Of the most popular
bovs mat ever drew on glove here was
n regular TEX Rickard' and tho club
and its match maker IS 10 be congratu-
lated on bringing such sterling pair
~ scraDpcrs together on holiday,
The entire card - away above par ana
On ch bout IS q guaranteed ihTNler.
Dick Mctte comes highly recommended
and the fans know that Rtlly Williams
cand and will nCht These boys are
booked for rounds.
Lew Redeu always shows action and
Mickey Finnegan the South Side tlasn
will extend him all the way
"F!rcworks" Ia on tho menu for the
o,nnirr bout when kid" Mucgge and
Wes House clash for the championship
oF The first ward and surrounding terri
tory.
Tickets arc on sale at the usual places
Notifications 1900 feet above SEQ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
CHALLENGES

The Vance A. 9. baseball team Is
without a game for Labor Day ana
would like TO hear from some FAST ciuh
for game abroad. Teams prsf"rrcd arc
Woodland Rush Run. Padcn CITY, car
lngton and any other fast club wiih"u,
game To arrange for same cal.
Wheeling 35Tl-J and ask for the man
agcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01

ace when most players are dropping
out. But instead of climbing back
into the limclGht UP the pitcher $
mound he came back on his bat Ihis
incident happened in 1919. ken
pitched one more game for Minnrapo'
lis, but, allhouch he won Il, he AIS"
proved coucmsivcly that he was
through.
Rob" could hit and field fairly WE'LL
so his request that he BE- put into the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
IAND|S' POSITION FAILS To GET
BETTER; WHITE SOXS ARE ACCUSED
BY HUGH FULLERTON.

-, .,.inr ra,ialv Her. comes I prom
-, ,,aorrrd.,t c,yb down IN Ohio.
.,nen' .n",p' '.,'''' r,.a,., dts fnrhad.
- '""P'','' -. !, bc,,usr
a'o'.., 49,, ,,- ,,..h n,r,,,rI,r irel,S!hIv
=, ne ,.y,;.v Of course. but
p'"S,,' s,.. ~, orur,her II the
- N.''> ,'. ,...,,.. r.,r,, ni,vcrS
NUS t'D'.'.'.,, 49,, ,r,,, stars have
'"' -, -, r,,d standing
''"y'" w.. - -. -. >, ..,l,,it 10
n ''|''I'' found guilty
''''N nc ,, ,,rr,sM ma, others
and NuH'Su'" i"' d" " '' -. .,.,r.
have committed rep"a'eE N''""'' ''
.Nhment -, ,,,,.-.
u v.i'N ""'' ''.'H'" -, ,.,soh,iI
Who dropped "'. '. o.. ,'"'t''
played FOR a TIM" N.." ""''."
'N'" N'"rI, We, - ,he;p break
majors and minors some OF '"e''
IrS independent contracts [" w ~
Accuses "hi'e box -,
on top Of that comes '''
leaSuc This league rAaSE'S '"", =,
chicago White SoN. the team OF d..
rear,~ 20 avoid even the s"mhian'e -,
violating ru'cS-tha: the No''S N
l,,,o,ysn,.,,. plavcd an exhibition game
a,.;.,., -, IncliClhlc pitcher. Tn" c!Ao
,,,.c,.~s 81 the Three Eye presented Il
- -, T,rcssG,y. Tterncy that Nc lay
.h"rces ,r,,,S, ne White S0N before
r,,5,. r.apliS
Wv. ,,,r, .9.ligihle players there are
e 8, - r,,,,n.r, now * hard - estimate
,,.,. =, ,hcr, have no: been formally
-. Oh. i.rl.c,hlc lis; by the or
La ,,.r,s Also there X extreme
canned 'e"'"9 ,,.,,,,iyed baseball
d"uh; 81 ''' 49, -, va, In cases
20 outlaw SOM ~ ,,n, caught in
IN wA'yh '"'H 80, 80, where they
crooNe' WORN -. ~ -, : Of course
nave "'"N'" ''..'' .,,,r.,,, rhau 70 list
y" "ineT Io"sSrs, All 70 punish them.
mem ~ .rsr, they merely re-
Fnt IN '"S' ,,m,,,. violating no
FUSED ~ '''''' I,,,h. -, 10 the
aErcem'n'. '"''. Aa.nhau 70 punish
riSht % ~ S'''.... ,,,s y,Ith indcpend-
them 'Sr ~
ent ''u'~' ,. r,,-+ eame
Ahoe '1'',-, M, moe trouble
Thcre Will 90 49,, i,f,, L,,r,r how.
over ih'N PN'". -, irdcnend-
Cre", - m inc "'''>". 49,, No no,
eH;S ana ~ Hy"'' '.,,,. ,ho rules OF
n"aT'E - Nv 49,, .r.v were. In fact
organized N">''''' @. ,-t,r, I.,lers
many O; the '.e ''..,, >, rror.,r
are growing 70" ,a.;ro 80 h,,II
the snort. Ihe'r Sc,">" nv.
strong teams 'cs"'"''SS -, hing
W. ~ 'N''N' NslS,,,~
disaster. The moment 'ne ",,'u'',N y,
players starts = means ""o.''E s,I,o,oI
OF REORGANIZATION sue" lr.,I
Brotherhood, American 'S''e"e Co.
League wars And some OF '"' 'e''
,,.udentS are getting so they t"h pay
major league salaries -.
The majors with perhaps vac "o'>5
teams IN the las; :" years pay NE ''
playing bid bal are >,F",' ~ ,ha 70.
atcly for players ~ ""'''E ,i..,,,,,..,,
ports az the Syn',S ''' 49,. 80.
luC - eN'". MC3Hl."'" VIC .tn, nlny-
?erdcnts are S'ano'Gs
crS-and fo.c'.s '''. VI.
--- GoH 9ro"s IA
TncTe mas pc" , ns1ori,uv
among SP"rt wiz, -, ,bs increas.
rnl>Ef o"SeUd" ".'' -, DO Irni,nd
ing pop",,.'' t,, 20 the oyercrowdea
S'"ST -, -. .o.f course in Amer
,a ,ho tremendous congestion on
~ n,,hIic links. although the number
-, rT,hl,c courses has doubled in three
vcsrs some declare that the popularity
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outfield was granted. and he came
back 10 the tune OF 33 home runs In
1921 and ranked second In the percent
age column. hitting 36S in the Ameri-
can association. This season proved
him no morning glory, for he has con-
tinued his smuggling fest at a merry
clip.
Next thing we knew, the Pirates Of
fered 10000 berries for the Rebel. And
so it came to pass that the former
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01

The West Alexander A. c. baseball
team - without 4 game for Saturday and
.ahor DAY and would Hike 70 hear from
some fast club FOR a game on those
dates Only first class teams need ap-
ply The games are preferred for for
eign grounds. To arrange for same cn!I
West Alexander COL and ask for Marsh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01

White Sox sOuthpaw-who helped WIN
n pennant in 1917. but refused TO ad-
init that he was through az a. baseball
plaver-is roaming the Pirate outheld
gathering in flies and smuggling MS
team to victory in more than one
game back in the big show.
"Reb" refused to be called out on
three strikes, proving that he has
something else up his sleeve besides a
glass arm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
FOOTBALL CHALLENGES

The Laughl!n eleven. OF Martins
Ferry. have organized for the coming
season and would Ike 20 arrange games
with any cas: clubs IN The Ohio valley
for Sundays To arrange for same chal-
lAoge Ilauchl!ns through the pa pers.
The Indian A. c. football team OF
Bellaire. issues sweeping challenge
TO any l25-l3O pound team IN the Ohio
valley tor games during the coming
season. TO arrange fer games answer
through this paper.
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noon. Seats now on sale. Bargain natl.
LIBERTY THEATRE

Although the athletic prowess has
mover been publ!cixed. Lloyd Hughes Is
n swimmer of no mean ability. II Is
fortunate fact for him that he Is. be-
cause during the production Of Love
Never Dies" the leading man was call
ed upon for a stunt that taxed his nata-
torial powers TO the last degree.
One Of tho big moments in the picture
comes when Hughes plunGes into river
to save a would-be suicide. The strug-
gle with the man who insists upon
drowning himself takes places on tho
brink Of a big waterfall. To insure q
realistic portrayal OF the dangers IN
volved Director Vidor selected Sec
ton OF the Salmon River which abounds
in swirling eddies and dangerous cur
rents.
As Hughes and tho man with whom
he is locked in a death embrace are
swept along by the swift current they
are carried over a series OF small cata-
racts right TO the edge OF the falls. 1t
required all Of the leading mans power
to bring him to the shore. md inc
camera records scene which Is far
from being acting
Love Never Dies" the latest picture
in which Hughes Is featured. will be
shown in Liberty Theatre Thursday,
Friday and Saturday
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From 1908 10 1918 the number OF
in use IN the United states
increased 1900 per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01

In Cambodia, a French possession. the
women have not changed their style or
dress for 1000 years. That must make
II pretty soft for the husbands there
Toledo Blade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01

The Imperial football team. n Wells
burg. has organized FOR The coming sea
son ard are anxious 20 book games. All
teams. such as Bauers. American LIE
ZION. Yankees. Martins Ferry Leg .on.
MoandSv.Ie and others, are challenged.
To arrange for contests call or write
c. r. Riley. WellsburE. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01

Baseball players use up aNout 5000
food eaiories a day, beekkeerers $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01

Trn Portuguese wcr" tn" Fr1; grca;
colonizers among modern states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01

Fortifications 1900 feet above SEQ
level exist I nthe Tibetan mountains.