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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
NOTABLE GATHERING WHEN MRS.
BENEFITS MEMORIAL IS UNVEILED
Not Since General Pershing
Laid Me al on Tomb Of
"Unknown" Has Westmin-
ster Seen So Representative
An Anglo American As
semblage.

Special Dispatch to The lntel!lCeucer.
London. May @S.---For ages to come
:ho inscription on the grave OF the
unknown warrior" in Westminster
Abhc, will BE- read b. the light which
streams through a window bearing
the arms OF tho American and British
air torces. and dedicated to the men,
or. OF the officers and men OF tho
British fIyinS service who fell In the
war the gift Of an American mother.
The window looked down on a con
crcSatior this morning which gath
e~ed for tho ceremony of dedication,
with their hearts full OF gratitude 70
Mrs. Louis Bennett. OF Weston. W.
Va. for her generous gift in memory
If her son. Lieutenant Louis Ben
nett. who was killed while serving
with tho ror'ieth British air squadron
in Franc" in l9lS.
Ambassador and Mrs. Harvey wcr"
present together with most OF the
loading officers Of the British air
force and the American military and
naval attaches in London, aud not
since General PerShiuc laid his medal
Of honor on the tomb Of the "un-
known warrior" has there been such
I representative AuCloAmerican gath
oriuC within the walls Of the historic
abbey.
The memorial which was dedicated
today consists Of a massive stained
class uirIOyy with 1l|eCOrlCal nEuFoS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
COORDINATION
Of j. P. BOARDS
Proposed at Cambridge Cen
eral Assembly oreign
Mission Work Progresses.

S,or.af Dispatch y the THtellig"nrer.
Cambridge. Ohio. May @G.-lf the re-
not .: committee On enlargement SER
,.lce - boards Is ador;"l hy The sixty
,orr,. general assembly Of IN" United
Y-e=bvte-'au church os North America.
.r.xrSSiur here. : VIII mean a complete
.rnrSc IN almost al @: the church
agencies. \ motion 70 adopt the re
,5-t Hrough, out strong opposition. and
:. WAS made 4 special order OF bust
ness su- Saturday morning At ? O'Clock.
Tie report Of committee was mad"
before the assembly BY u. Z. Wills %
the Federal Reserve bank Cleveland.
OHIO. and rarowm"nds that al agencies
~ tie United Presbyterian church. num-
boring about eighteen. hc consolidated
into i've boards. as follows: Board Of
Edura,'o0 and Publication. BOARD OF
TIov,r N:sS.rus. Board Of Foreign Ms
-'ons. WomeH'e Board and B"arl Of
ministerial ~clt"f. al - function under
~, S,:9,.auce ~ tho council Of promo
ton and coordination. tho last TWO 10
Navc twenty o7a members each and
,IO others H''reu rr"mhc~s each.
Tc thr -c7ort IS adopted at the sos
sion SATURDAY morning n" proposed
.hargo vii become cTecclv" arr"r the
r'c: General Assembly. The question
As u property rights e Tres"u' boards
.vas s-Ere.,of. Irt hos" favc~inE the
rAarEe r.aiu, '4a' ther" is no l"-al OBJ
s.ar.e and 'ha' AL property right Will
ne vrot~cted.
Rev J. Alr.n "-~. - T.i'sh.~ru. '''a'-
nan ~ ce-t tra' 'nr'rpit'e' "f y" World
Movement 'uHd presented n. report
shr,rirG - :ho tot7l receipts -" H.
,-Ihution ~ No-'l '2"@ ~"rN S%c2. '2i.";
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
Germany Must Accept
Reparation Conditions
Before Getting Billion

Fairs May o6.|By The Associateo
I.rr..I The committee OF internauonai
bankers I'm session here this evening
.,rycL notice an Germany thar lur1h"r
consideration ~ billion dollar loan
to the German government is virtually
,yt oc m. question until Germany ac-
ccn,s IN fall the conditions OF the ulu-
n,tum If the rcparation5 commission
which expires May n. and also gives
uacrua,e guarantees that the imitation
~ Gcrmanv's currency will be stopped
Immediately.
Thc committee then decided TO ah'
;nurr until May 81 to await The decision
Of Germany
The couclus:on Of the bankers vas
arrived al during their meeting this az
.rrnnon which was attended by Kari
RcrCmann. as representative OF Ger
,,.,uS RerEmanr Immediately teie-
ntonorh the decision OF the bankers -
Berl!.
In ropara,ion circles tonight. the view
,ras advanced that tho action or tho
nnancers probably would result In com
rlc,e acceptance by Germany or al
'hci- conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
Governor Harding in
Tribute to Mellon As
Great Treasury Head

'.rtshUrgh. May 26.-Andrew '" Mel
lam secretary Of the treasury. was
grcs, Of honor today at the session IN
.hc silver anniversary OF the FennS!l
,.ria state Bankers association an"
rho ,argcs, asscmblage OF the week was
on hand 70 greet him. In snort 'a.h
,nr secretary expressed his delight IN
hcinc able to Join the bankers on tue
silver anniversary.
ANDREW W. Mellon will go down Into
history as being the greatest secrctar!
80 rhr treasury in the history OF the
rri,ed states" declared W. =. q. Hard
ing governor Of the federal reserve
hoard IN paying tribute to this Pitts-
Lurrh member Of the cabinet. AS an
evidencc Of the success that has already
u,,erded his administration OF the al
: fairs Of the treaSelry, / may cite the re-
du,,i0u Of about eight hundred mlllloh
dollars in the public debt which mas
hcru effected since his induction INTO
Office, and the advance In Liberty ponos
from an average price Of $50 on March
1921. to approximately par today.
/ I'VE are on the verge Of better Things
and we are now definitely upgrade
stated Thomas 3. McAdams. president
~ the American Bankers association
80 Richmond. Va What need Is
,..rnal prosperity and we will have this
= fnu II wo have normal crop.
Another vital thing is the stability or
nqr currency and next to stability OF
! currency Is the necessity OF stability or
citizenship"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
CUN|N|NS MAKES
TARIFF ATTACK
OBJECTS TO PROPOSED
STEEL PLATE DUTIES
Underwood and Stanley Join
in Onslaught, But Duties
Remain Unchanged.
Washington. May x6.-The senate

Washington. May x6.-The senate
rau?e today - It's FIRST bis fight over
Individual schedules in tho tariff bill.
Rates recommended hy tho finance
committee majority on some steel pro-
ducts came under flrc from both Repub-
leans and Democrats. but As rapidly as
votes were taken the committee was suS-
,ained.
Senator Cummins of iowa opened the
crnt or ccmmiitc" duties on steel
rla,~s. Senators Underwood Of Alabama,
Demorrattc lsadcr. and Stanley OF Ken
,uckv conducted the fight for the min
ority.
Asserting that for years the Cnteo
S,ates steel corporation had tlxed prices
nr substantially all commodities II pro-
tucna nr N which II dealt. Senator Cum
r.,,s said the intimacy IN tho Industry
was 80 close that something besides
CON. petition would have 10 be depenoeo
,.r,r rn fix reasonable prices.
lie and Senators Underwood ana stan
g., argued that tho United states coulu
.~I ,!'d. produce steel cheaper than any
,..c- cluntry. the Democratic senators
.,...s..rE that IN this circumstance taF'n
l..:.- ,,"rc unnecessary. Senator Stan
.. ,.,: irA, ;NN United States was sen.
> no markets OF the world. ana
.hl, .r rro face OF that tho oni'eo
.,..tcsiS.rr! corporation wanted con-
cross To- guarantee Its profts against
acy p,rs,hlo competition from foreign
'a-ds
c.aa,o~ Underwood characterized the
-,,.s on steel plates as sham ana
.~,i.d on IN" american people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
Judge Gary Again Heads
Iron and Steel Institute

New york. Nav "f.--JUds" Elbo-t u.
Cary WAS reelected pr"siG"n' o. INC
American Irc'. AID S'"el INSTITUTE ~
tre c'oso "r Tho annual session today.
charles NJ S"hwah Gill!s King aHd
John \. ToTriur wore reelected VIC"
presidents y. :. clark president Or
thc Consolidated Stcs} corporation, vas
chosen treasurer.
pav.d Eakc-. general manager Of the
Broken Hill Proprietary company. ~
No.v castle. No~ South Wales: Wilfr"d
sykes. Of Chicago: Rank l.. Mason. ~
NV York: William =. Burner. YoUngs-
town. Ohio. and Loyal y Shoudy. of
Bc,hichCr,. IA. addressed tho session.
FTeld Marshal Earl Frcach vas IN"
rurS. - n"1or - N" hanqVc: which
.'o<od tie soes!nu~ &C ~" Sr"N! rn"n to-
-!cl'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
DEATH FOR 8
IN EXPLOSION
Craselli Company Plant In
Pennsylvania Scene OF
Disaster.

s.nuan.al "niu:. Pa. MAY. 26.-Eisht
r,on wore Instantly killed and three
r,rcrs slightly injured today in series
OF explosions 1T the Graselli Chenical
company plant here. when three ioaoins
houses we're destroyed and another par
tally wrecked. The damage was es''-
mated at $4,000
Three thousand pounds OF green
dynamite were said to have eNplooeo.
The blast damaged buildings IN 'n,s
town. on the opposite SIDE OF the n.
f-o,, tho company's plant. The frst
nr,Insfnn occurred in a packing house
IN the edge Of the plant. Immediately
,yorkmer IN the other buildings ran for
safety and they had scarcely reachea
shelter whe~ ~ other blasts Followed.
Tho main buildings OF the company
we're rot damaged.
All If the injured will recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
BLKzARD'S FATE WILL Be
IN THE JURY'S HANDS TODAY
Following Instructions, Argu-
ments Are Heard in til c
Trial at Charles Town
Mason Terms Logan Depu-
ties Paid Hirelings V Of the
Coal Operators.

Charles Town. W. Va. May c6.--tBy
tho Associalcd Press)-A day devoted
"a instructions and arguments TO the
urv N jefferson county circuit court.
trying William Blizzard on q charge OF
treason. Rad not brought this part or
tho trial ;6 an end tonight. even though
q n,cht session was held.
Judge j NJ. Woods was seeking 10
get the case before tomorrow night into
tho hands OF the jury, which had been
locked up more than four weeks, and
,oday's progress indicated he would
succeed As soon as tho comments Of
counsel on instructions had been COM
p.cted. The court read TO the jury those
he had granted. and the closing argu-
menrs we're begun at once.
Under the West Virginia practice.
written Instructions which prosecution
ard defense wish the court 10 give the
fury arc presented. and the presiding
fudge rejects or modifcs those he con-
slider, Improper then reads the correct
81 Instructions 10 the jury.
TO tho jury saturday.
W., N-e attorneys on each side and
s.x and \ hair hours allowed 10 each
s:de. sil arguments were heard curing
i've d, sessions and o1e more at night
This lcr, 'hr~A for tomorrow. With the
prosper. 'h7' the Cas" would 50 - the
vir, IT, r..d.atr"rAn'1.
-,..- .o..-... .~s'ru"''r-c N"San with
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
ALLEGE NEPHEW
IN CONSPIRACY
Steubenville Business Woman
Identifies Would-be
Hold-up Man.

Special Dispatch 10 The int"''S"n''I.
S,euhenyIlle. Ohio. May IS Harry
RanheId. aged 2S years. OF" "i 'r'o
nf bandits arrested a. cleveland yest"T-
day and returned to this city. was iden-
titled in mayors court this a'ternoo" os
Miss Catherine McNam"c as one OF t"o
men who entered their confectionery
store here last week and aiempten 10
rob them at the point Of rcvolEerS pu'
who were forced to fee after despeT-
ate hght with the two women
Leland McNamee. aged - year =
nephew OF the women and former resi-
dent Of this city and Joe G:ng. aSeo -
years, e1-couvict Of Cleveland. are the
other two men under arrest. y fourth
member OF the gang VIII" participated
In the attempted robbery. and VINO
made an assault on Miss Mary NC
Nance with a revolver when she grap-
pied with him, is still At large. he
having missed his companions atter
fleeing the store and has not since occn
seem
Framed BY McNamee.
According TO statements made o!
Banfeld and Cling who were questioned
by Prosecutor Pearce and Chief Blaine
Carter today, the plo; to rob the two
women was framed by McNamee at
Cleveland They say McNamee told
them that his aunts were to soil piece
Of property and as they did not believe
In banks, II would be easy for them %
hold Their III and take the money from
them at their home.
The four men, with plan OF cam
paign outlined, drove from Cleveland 10
this city In an auto. They arrived her"
the evening Of Thursday week ago and
after darkness fell, carried out their
plan Two men. Banfeld and the man
now at large, entered the confectionery.
covering the two women with guns and
ordered them 10 hand over their
money Cling, who was stationed out
side was 70 wait until the women wCro
bound and gagged. then he was TO enter
and pull down the blinds Of the store.
This was TO be 4 signal IL MCNancc u
enter a side door and make the search
for the money. The whole plan was
spoiled by tho fact that the two wo-
men put UP such desperate fight that
the men had to fec 10 escape capture.
McNamee Cling and Bantcld got bad,
TO their waiting auto and drove away
without waiting for their other pal.
They returned To Cleveland. The next
day the authorities picked UP clues
which led TO tho arrests.
Following preliminary lcartng. all
three mon were h''d 10 the grand jury
under $4,000 bond each by Mayor
Hawkins on charges OF assault with
Intent TO rob.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
W. c. T. u. COMMUNITY
HOUSE CONTRACT LET

Morgantown. w. Va, May @f.- CON
tract was lc, to-day by tho M"rGantoWn n
Women's Christian Temperance" n'"n
for the erection nf community house
10 F,reerc Rak"r. Of this city. for $lnS,-
0On arCorIInr- To- u statement Ivy Mrs.
Irwin Hardy, president. Tn" building
VIII be three stories in height and Will
he of red brick. II Is to y" completed
on or before February ! H"Nf
Tho nucleus for the building fund vas
derived from A bcQuest of $2".ooo Eight
years ago in tho will Of Mrs. -. 4.
TrIce. mid to this WAS added S4n.o"0 by
tho sale Of ''hricks" and other f;nlnc,al
efforts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
Arrested for Running
Negro Into the River

Mo-Ear,own. W. Va. May "6.--County
officers arc searching for l.. {. Coles.
negro. who. his friends say. was drowned
Wednesday when he was run into tho
Mcnongahcla river by Shulet Woods at
a point near Jimtown. three miles north
OF here. Woods has heen arrested IN
connection with the affair, and according
IN Sheriff william. Yost has admitted
that he STABBED Coles and that the latter
ran toward the river.
Woods claimed that the stahh.nE oc-
Cured following his ending Coles IN
cnmparv with Mrs. Woods. Information
was furnished the officers nv sylvester
Dunk!ns. atrien d Of the missing man,
who stated that Woods declared tha'
he ssh>d Cul"s ard chased him into the
rivn-. and would hav" killed MIN hSu
re not drowned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
Oh! You Willie Boy!

Avalon. Santa Catalina Island. Calf.
May 26.---Ev cry man who lays claim 10
any class at all has his pet shade Of
face powder. his particular fragrance N
toilet water. his favor!te shaving soap
and HIS distinctive preference IA nal
polish" r NJ Head. OF Los Angeles. de-
clarcd here in An address before the
sixteenth annual convention OF the Call
fornia Pharmaceutical Association.
THE up-to-datc man seeks 10 make
himself as attractive 10 women as they
are supposed 10 strive 10 make them
selves TO men" said Mr.. Head. Drug
gists must recognize the fact that men
now constitute great and rapidly
growing percentage Of the ratrons y;
the toilet, articles, an! they must mako
greater efforts to accommodate this
..laSs IL natronaCe"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
BombshelIs Let Go In the
Treasury Department Feud
More Dover Appolntees Sus-
pended By InternalRevenue
Commissioner Blair-Re-
moval Of Papers Being
Prob cd Accountant Al
Ieges His Hotel Room Was
Invaded.

Washington, May cs-The treasury
remained intact tonight after a day OF
explosions in connection with the re-
mnval of Ad Sumner. Of Iowa, former
deputy commi ss!oner, and Major c c.
Chl!ds of Ohio. former supervisor or
collectors Both were appointees OF As
sisiant Secretary Dover and were re-
moved by Revenue Commissioner Blalr.
ac.'ug with the approval OF Secretary
Mellon and upon the recommendation OF
the simplticat!on board for the consoi-
dat!on of the accounts unit with the
supervisor Of collectors office.
Appeal for Major childs
Carving the signature Of more than
a dozen Ohio congressman, a petition
addressed 10 President Harding was
presented at the White House today
by Representative Foster. Ohio. regret
ting the dismissal Of Major Ch!lds. and
asking that his abilities be utilized
somewhere in the government service
Almost coinoidenta!iy Mr.. Blair an
nounced the suspension of Samuel G.
Patcheu, chief payroll examiner OF the
accounts unit. and Frederick GslinSer.
4 clerk, pending investigation into tho
affairs Of the unit. Investigation 10
being made Il was explained, into the
removal Of papers from the office OF
Mr.. Sumner after his dismissal. which
the bureau alleges were official and
Mr Sumner says arc personal.
Sensational Allegation
An unexpected factor was injected
ir;o The situation tonight by James p
Schock. of New Orleans, an accountant
OF the income tax unit detailed for
Spec!a. duty with the accounts unit
whicr VAS under Mr.. Sumner. who de-
rlared his room at a local hotel had
been searched by someone whom he
believed connected with the revenue
burau. although h did not know ~hoin
10 suspect.
Elmer L!rcy. chief OF the special in
t.Il:gcnce section Of the bureau. when
IS conducting the investigation declared
he knew nothing Of Schock' and LOOK
occasion to deny reports current IN
", shirrton that the bureau was prop
ing INFO political and religious connec-
,ions Of employees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
MANY INJURED IN
COLLAPSE OF STANDS

cleveland Ohio. May CA number
n persons were injured today when
portion of an outdoor, stand on the
grounds Of tho College for Women OF
Western Reserve University fell.
Bruised and sprained arms or ankles
was said hv police 20 comprise the
majority rf tho injuries.
Tho ,nishap occurred during the e1eV-
cises incident TO tree day and the
presentation OF play ny students or
the college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
THE WEATHER

West virginia; Showers Saturday and
Sunday. Little change IN temperature.
Western Pennsylvania: Unsettled Sat
urday: probably showers in south por-
aoa Sunday: mostly cloudy. Little
change In temperature.
Ohio; Mostly cloudy Saturday ana
Sunday: probably showers In south por-
tton. Little change In temperatur".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
MUST FILE BY PETITION.

- raw. May "h.--A"r "a"t'da;e 10
OPPOSE Representative 4. ! N".~tea6, or
mo Seventh Minnesota co~GreS siord.
district author Of tho PROHIBITION ~
forcement Law. must 'ilc hy petition ae
an independent for tho Noycmhcr o.cH-
ticr as a result nf n ruling al n" s'd'e
supreme court TO-DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
STRIP STEEL ADVANCES

Youngstown. O.. Ma% @f.-~Thc Tr"in-
hull steel Company La advanced lat
rolled strip steel prices from :.:h cents
20 24n cent, base. IL" TrUmh"N '"m
pany Will start rex; week on q h"w :.
Inch mill with 4 monthly capaCl,y "l
900 tons. giving Il tora, "f three.
There is tonnage Tor a. IN siehi st:d
President Warner to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
Cloture Rule
Talk Will Not
Get Anywhere
By DAVID LAwRENCB
iC-cry r!sht - Tue Iai"!i'SenSeD

Wa>h!7-,." ~" @H.--Ta'E OF sup
7.".aS a c'g;.:-c rai" n t1c senate 10
=s., O" :a~:" Gs,a:r a..f "nc'?el an
,Irlv la,, WI ~.: get Very Ear. There
- 50 rgrr - rc dpu" ~ "n The tar
Z 81. - 49,. hgg.!r"'-s ~: amend
,Ne2,s % d.>.r,~> n"I consider seriously
'Nac except 'or = general Spesd-uD m
HUence which might result rom threat
~ clo;u:e the progress 0i the tar'0 OIL.
VII hardy % affected.
More than two thousand amendments
AVA, action BY the senate. The Se7at"
ras been talking tariff more than
rortn ard has hardly gotten through
with. A third ct the amendments. The
,wo thousand r,o~c will taNe longer
'han those wh'rh have been considered
a. relatively ur.ruoortaD: TENS have
h.thevto beer taken NJ and the major
3a-ts % tnc bill remain. The~" Is 90
,e',:rE how long the Important Items
MI, ,ake and Tho Republicans them
selves will ~: wish 10 gloss over then:
too hurriedl".
Quick Action on Bonus
TIE tar,r bill Is tictas uD n" whole
,a-iSlatlyc program. r-oToH'n;S OF the
BONUS think they car 'TrNrJsct the:-
measure Stt ttlcf ~ I 'IssS IN 1 '''S
rAr!.t $ o2ce displaced. much Q: the
momentum behind K VIII be lost. TIE
bonus advocates o. the other hanf dreal-
&c tha, as the tail elections get closer
he tendency Of the senate Will be -
s9e-i less tine discussing the bonus
and quick action can be expected.
Evea assuming that the tariff and the
bonus are disposed OF some vital Quts-
,'oas are bound 10 arise AMI consume
line IN connection with the army and
navy appropriation bills The house
voted the army 70 consist Of $4,000
men Many members Of the senate want
- cut 4 . Ilj.oOn. In the house after
a BITTER Gght tho administration sue
reeded IN keeping the strength OF the
-avy d. $4,000 men instead ot 5000 aS
The hcUSe naval committee reported Il.
Nov senator's on the naval committee
are taking or increasing tho size oc
'hn navy 20 lnn. ono men. This means
,ha, many differences VIII have to be
.-o2ed out N conference. All these
questions Will take 4 good d"al OF time.
TIE house 's ready 20 adjourn Within
a month and may ask recess while
waiting fo- the senate 20 finish bat
hopes ~ an early adjournment ~ the
senate are beginning 10 fade again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-27
THE INTELLIGENC G E r

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State of West Virginia.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25
Leavey Reenters
 Basketball Field

Jack Leavy, former owner and manager of the Blue Ribbon basket ball team, is going to re-establish the Ribbon team. He has taken over the Rector Five, which is considered one of the best court combinations in the state and renamed them the Blue Ribbons. It is the intention of MT. Leavy to strengthen the team and bring the best quintets obtainable to meet the Ribbons at Dan Guilty S dance hall on Fairfield avenue, Tues day nights.
 For the premier attraction. which is slated for next Tuesday, MT. Leavy has secured the big Stamford five The latter team recently played the Y. M. H. A. team in a hectic contest and was defeated by few points, Big George Smith, who is reputed as one of the best centers in the game. will appear in the Stamford lineup. The teams will lineup as follows next Tuesday night: Blue Ribbons = her, If; Buckley, If; Tanning, lf.; McGran, C.; Rowe, rg.; Cretella, lg.' Dondero, Ig.; Stamford.-Maruke, lg; Morrison. rg.; Smith, C.; Hogan rf.; Carlson, If.
 Herb Hart will referee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25

a pair that will put forth a 1ard ba-- ue- Both are still in the amateur ranks, and MT Dietz will offer q, trophy for the winner of this bout. The principals in the other b1u- will probably be announced tomorrow.
 Local Poles are greatly in inter eSted in the coming of Zbyslo. owing to the champions war record. Be- ing an Austrian subject he was con stently in hot water, ard the Russia n Bolshevfki was also hot on his trail Through the agency of Zbysko who gave many exhibitions n stricken P.1- land, graStis, President Paderevski was enabled to establish the new Po- fish republic with other assistance 4 royal welcome awaits the champion from local representatives os the land Of his nativity.