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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07
hany Adopted By Wheeling
FEAR MARTIN
MAY NOT PLAY
ON SATURDAY

Morgantown, W. Va, Nov. 6.--Ho-
mcr Martin was the only one OF the
West Virginia regulars available TO
play against Indiana University In the
Mountaineer-H oosier inter sectional
game on Saturday, who was not our
for practice to-day. Martin has been
laid up and it is feared that he Will
be entirely unable to play on Satur'
day. which would be a blow to West
Virginia's chances for victory. Coach
Spears spent the afternoon drilling
the men in dummy scrimmage against
Indiana plays. using the same team
as that which opposed Cincinnati
Saturday except that Mahrt and Davis
were replaced by Steinoicker ana
Howard at the halfback and tackle
positions on the right side.
The freshmen will not be available
against Indiana. Saturday, so that
Mahrt Davis. Barnum, Funk and sew.
eral others who have been big factors
in amassing the indicated record OF
the Mountineers to date will not be
played but Spears hoped to start
backfield aaginst the Hoosiers, com.
posed of Martin, Nardacct, Ekberg and
Simon.
Martins continued absence from
the infield Is causing no end of worry
becaues he is a great kicker. and this
season has shown wonderful ability
TO run with the ball.
To-day Spears devoted most OF his
time to perfecting the execution OF
! plays in the backfield and also gave
. particular attention to Pinkney and
| Quarles in the line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07

South Seas or wherever his wandering
steps had carried him
Training holds no attraction for MN.
That. no doubt. is why Carpenter he'd
him So lightly.
With an irresponsible nature such as
Sikh possesses II is harmful 10 our ma
tion to import him into this country
where the game is already guttercd up
with bad talent. and where the average
CITIZEN is less inclined TO look with IA
vor upon the rampages OF fame
drunken Colored fighter than people or
Eurnpc. Lii " Arthur Johnson, at his
worst. would seem like an angelic hgu:e
along side Of his Senegalcse tshould
he be successful hcre) Judging from his
life IN France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07
WHEELING HIGH
WARRIORS REST.
Practice Will Be Resumed wednesday,
When Team Will Start Grooming
For Parkersburg.

Coach "Bill" Stobbs OF the Wheeling
High school football team. Is allowing
his squad several days Of rest follow
Ing their hard game with Linsly last
Saturday. Although Wheeling won the
game IN an impressive fashion. the men
who played We're more or less bruised OF
injured in some minor way.
Practice will be resumed WedTe sda1
afternoon ut which time the Gold viii
start training for its game with Park!
crsburg High n week from Saturday.
While the local outfit looked better tina
at any time this year against Linsly,.
StoLbs is going to take no chances on
his men becoming over confident for tho
clash with the Big Reds" win oves
this team will place Wheeling once more
in the running for the state champion
ship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07

SIX -. ScrcgA'ese. Wh"s- sensation
al knockou, oc Carpenter Won him
wor,d-w,de fame and the ugh, heavy
weigh, title. - 20 fight Joe Beckett
,he British heavyweight on December
7th.
The fac, tina; Tex Richard has Sikh
under contrac; to battle Kid Norfolk
!, some future date in this country
makes the Siki-Reckc:t hSht douoly In
tCrcSt!ug.
ski j. one o, the most color:ul indi-
v,duals the ring has ever kUow". lie
IS the most primitive man In all ring
history. Civilization has failed |" place
her imprint upon him to any noticeable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07
WILL BE- CONSIDERED
LOCAL INSTITUTION
Wheeling Advisory Commit
Tee Formed To Boost Beth
any Athletics IN City.
Mutual Plan Adoption Will
Be Adhered to by City and
School. Wheeling Is
Bethany Home

BETHANY College has been adopted
bv Wheeling. and Wheeling has been
adopted BY Bethany College. This
was the virtual understanding reach
cd by officials OF the college and Il
representative committee OF Wheeling
citizens at meeting held last niSnt'
at the Mcclure Hotel
Il was understood at the meeting
thar all Of Bethany'S home EameS VIII
be PLAYED on the home held IN
Wheeling.
The meeting last night was the out
come OF a similar gathering Ot lew
Of Wheeliug'S prominent citizens on
September -. at which time Whes!'
ing advisory committee was organ
tied 10 boost Bethany college athletics
in WheelinE The nucleus OF the or
ganizatiou. as formed then. was made
permanent last night. with George y.
Blackboard. permanent chairman. anu
Cliff Berry, as permanent secretary.
The membership oil the COMMITTEES
was extended 10 take in number oc
prominent WheetiugiteS. who are in
tereSted in the growth Of Wheeling,
tho promotion OF clean athletics ana
the educational progress OF the city.
II was the sentiment OF the meet
ing that Bethany college was geo
Graphically aud logically a part or
Wheeling. and that hereafter il should
be so considered. Il was pointed out
that many colleges located in other
cities were at greater distance from
the center Of the city proper. but are
considered as being part OF the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07
Coach Scott Quits

Tuscaloosa, Ala. Nov. 6.-Coach Ken
Scott. has rendered his resignation az
football coach at the University Of Ala
bama. il was announced here today FOL
lowing return OF the team from Phil.
adelpfia. where 1t defeated the Cntvers'
ity Of Pennsylvania last Saturday.
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Sethany's Home.

II vas concluSively shown that
Bethany needs Wheeling. and tha:
Wheeling needs Bethany. Wheel
Ing Is Bethany's home. and Bethany
Is Wheeling's school was the verdict
rendered after lively discussion.
The members OF the advisory COM
mlttee present last night laid particular
stress on the fact that they were NOT
working for temporary show % en-
theuSiasm In Bethany athletics. 6ut
were working fo- permanent ends, edu-
cationally as we'll as a;hlcttcaIlyi They
realized ~" cold. hard business adrant-
age Of the publicity that Bethany Will
give Wheeling and its pot"HtjaI't%. IS
distinct advantage t. che growth ~ tho
city. Bethany. in turn. easily realizes
.t~c financial and mcra' advantages ~
becoming part Of Wheeling. and re-
rc:viuE the support "S Wheeling citizens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07
West Virginia Maybe
Crippled For Clash
With Indian Eleven
Spears May Have TO Build Up New
Backheld When Gold Journeys TO
bloomington Saturday.

Nnr-antown, Nov. 6---t Special -
We, Virginia's football forces are u u
dsr,urali2cd but the Mouutaju"cr squad
IS In 4 bad way and with tho h'g inter
sectional struggl" scheduled for n"Nr
Saturday a. Bloomington. Ind. when
The Spcarmcu are 10 meet IN" University
nr Indiana Iio"Sjcrs only Few daN
away the situation is d"plorabl". ia
nrd,'~ 70 save his veterans for tho i'm
portant Indiana and Virginia struggles.
coach Spears has been allowing them
10 take things easy ever since tn" Eu'-
yers game He build 4 new hackli"'d
for the cincinnati cuga"cm"n, and now
faces the task or building up au"'n".
before Thursday. when the team IS -
leave ror bloomington.
Depending of Fow.
~ Spears in depending Up"n i'"u'r
Martin. ,;us EtrrrE Nick Nardtr,r .r.i
Inrk Simon. for ha'Nn.id s"rNir" thu
Saturday Martin. however hI, '"'
fully recovered from injuries received
M ,hc Rutgers game. and h- may NOT
to. able 10 start against The lin"Si'' ..
Nud besides tho Tulr'"rtr m"utjou,L
has rlaych together So 'I'r'" that 'n,r
- some question a# in whether a. nv
Coach Spears can g., 'n.m 'n play
-rnrnfh}v Witl his nr-'-yrlr ru,n .".
eligible. n" M"Uuiaiu"rr tutor Will BIC"
I'M AN "N'romr'y light rlJc" If hr :.
,allrd uron 20 max" any substitute" u.s.
IN lis, ha,kHc'h S,ciuhi,krr Eow"rs
ard several others viii ." ayall"hI'.. hat
,nov have not h"'u receiving ncr 80
mach attention ms some Of ia" nov
.uu"rs and h.,v" been used 30 ltt'r
,h,, many doubt their rh,,j'v
Line Looks Good.
Two Mouu'aiu""r "rnsh Inc" cam"
> "a. t'tr.rtrnsrff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07

Persistent exposure to N-rays often
result. In serious disease TO those hand
ling II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07
Why? Prnple- Poison Goes When Red.
Blood. Cells Increa,e! S. S. :.
Builds TheseRed- Blood Cells.

You eau os sure oc this. nature has no
,uhsritu;e FOR red blood cells l'impl"-
noisor can't live IA the red rivers OF Jour
blood "a long as there are enough rlce
red blood cells IL il. More red -hivod-ceils!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
John D. Il Demands
Better Conditions In
u, S, Steel Industry

Chattanooga. Tenn, Nov. -
John d. Rockefeller, Jr., i'll a let
ter to the editor OF the Chatta-
nooga News, declares that, no mat,
ter how difficult, conditions OF
employment OF labor must be
changed,
Il agree with you," the letter
says, that no matter how dltl-
cult it may be to abolish objection
able methods that have long pre-
vailed, it can be done, it should be
done and must be done. Public
opinion should be educated until
it should become irresistible.
The letter was in reply to an
editorial expression Of the news
paper on Mr.. Rocketcllcr'S state,
ment condcmning the twelve hour
day in the steel industry.
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ing home. received word telling of hel
sisters death. Mrs. Victor Workman Or
Fairpoint, she left at once for that place.
Rannock Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. John y. Hayes and
daughter Mainline wore guests the lat
Ter part OF the week. with The formers
brother, NJ. and Mrs. Carl Hayes and
family IN Canton, q.
Nj and Mrs Q. +. Taylor and dauEh'
ters Misses Laura and Lo!s' and tho
formers mother. Mrs. Taylor spent Sab
hath afternoon with their friends Mr..
and Mrs. Ot's Bethel IN 81. Cla!rsville.
Miss Freda Lyle was visitor owe:
the week end with her uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs William Taylor and family re"r
UntOntown, Q.
Mss Egrh TanFelt - East Rich!anl
was visitor, one day recently, with
her friend Mrs. Kenneth Lodge.
Miss Anna Bel Daniel was business
caller in St. Clairsville. on Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Campbell and fam
ilv OF near Athens We're guests on"
afternoon the first - the week with
friends IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Taylor were bus!-
ness callers In S.. C.a!rsv!Ile on Monday
evening.
Mrs, Kenneth Lodge attended a meet
ing Of a Fancy work club, OF which shn
was former member. held in St Clairs
vtlel one evening the latter part OF the
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
Is 1t A Cure
For Rupture?
Wonderful Recoveries Reported
From Use of Remarkable
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23

citizens living on this street "a the ON
ones wer deiaridated ana wou.d nave
been dangerous in the winter When me
STREETS were slippery. The city IL repair
ing many ~ the streets N th'7
Ton OF town ard putting them III Il e'.''
condIUon FOR bad weather.
Scuuy Funsra'
Funeral services Will he he'n .r'"
the home Of the parents No. $50 hiS
erect t'r the late william ,. N'"''E'
war veteran. who died last SNn"'! -.
the veterans hospital al lort 10y '"'.
New Mexico. Tho services WI"
charge OF the American Logo" anu
soldiers wh" VIII use me r.'u"
wa.eh VII hr A. 81" ocln'N. y,
O'Clock high mass Will b" celebrate" IL.
The St Johns church. ln,ermen' VIA
ne made In Mount Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
.ROTARIANS CONVENE
IN CAPITAL MARCH Z

In Charleston. March II and 10. the
first annual conference Of the twenty
fourth Rotary district Will be held. ac-
cord!ns 10 Joseph r. Naylor. insurance
broker, governor Of the district, who de-
clared last night that preliminary plans
had heen laid for the conclave.
Among the measures n come before
tho convention will be the election OF
Mr. MAYORS successor. and nationally
known speakers viii be IN attendance.
The international conference OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
BENWOOD,

Union Will play New Martinsvtlle Sat-
Uraay IN the New Mar;insyilIe grounds,
The local school IS planning 10 take
quite a number Of boosters and plans
are Eu;aE forward for tho rental OF q
special car for the school.
Union was defeated last SATURDAY. bv
The Cameron team by tho score OF 1876
Tho game was spirited throuEhout hu,
this was the first game the boys ever
played on 4 slippery. muddy field which
gave 70 Cameron the advantage
Musical Entertainment.
An entertainment VIII DO g!ven this
evening by tho members OF the Indus
trial circle of tho First NJ. - church. 4
good pro@ram has been arranged and
good music VIII DO heard Refresh
meu,s Will b" served after the enter
ta.umont closes and 4 social hour WITH
be spent, This VII be a community
affair and AL are requested to purcha 50
tickets and be present
Police Court.
Two plain DRINKS wor" fined 81 aad
costs each yesterday when they vera
hrought hofore Mayor cox These ara
the first TO be up on this charge this
week
Finish Steps.
The steps that th6 city was building
An Fourteenth street have been finish
Ma These Will be a great help to the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
TUBE PLANT
TO START IN TEN DAYS

Capacity operations at the Riverside
Earwood plant OF the National Tube
Works within the next ten days. was
predicted last night by an Official OF
The company who said material ship
ments were increasing satisfactorily.
Five hundred men are now on the Pay
roll and when the unit Is running full
100 hands are employed.
The mill has been down for Is months:
For the last few months the railroads
inability 10 deliver stock checked the
Intention Of the officials to resume.
The coke output at the Semet-Solvay
works Is now ESQ tons daily. and the
production will be Increased TO $50 tons
daily when the Riverside plant starts
up, this official said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23

dinner at an appointed tirn@ The guest
list Included Mn" friends ~ the honor
guests winch We're: Miss Anna Burt1tt
or BeIIa'r". -. N'.:'. Mildred Hethel and
prot"f| Dale, al -" l!.rSF!l.e' g." ana
N'SS~S Macy N'''.'..' raw, ''u' '4''n
L.o"sc' Ieahef'" I''S'. KUN NAo'lrt mo
NeS'f7. Jn!."r I""E" ana ''hnn'H
Nell
Missionary Meeting
Th- ladies' Missionary soC,,tv r. thu
Union;own tinted Presbyterian church.
were entertained OF Thursday. At tn
homo 81 Mrs Tohu caldwell The t.mo
was Snenr ~ .clN.nz and QUILTING. rl Ia
The program wa carried or - rio atlc"
noon. f,I.wErc .la SERVING o. h0un.i.
IN lr.7cr r. ,fc roao hoI~ THE lcvo-
roma. 1r3dcr h,.r. Miss Racine. Wei.rg
Church Services
r.u,.. s...,,.. v.r t. hrId IN ~.
prrs'.,rer,... church on Sabbath morn.
Ing with Sabbath school ., ten and
rr.irh.ug services =, r.cyeo and follow.
ink ;N.. &a'.h,,N school nrur snor,
"Thanksr!,a7" service will he rendered
nv the children o. Tho SABBATH school
when a Social collection VIII BE taken
which VIII he given to tho Ladies' MIS-.
s.onary soe:ctv Of the church as a
Thank-OHcrinE.
PRAYER meeting Will he held on Thurs
day evening. 4, tho home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Jones at Geo. \ series Of revival
services will start on next Wednesday
evening. and lie held for several even
InEs preceding the communion service
which will b, held on the first Sabbath
Of December.
attend Anniversary
Mss Hazel NIchoI aud brother Ever
EFT attended On Monday. the Golden
Wedding anniversary Of their uncle ard
aIn:. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark N!chol. WHO
reside near Fairpoint. O.
Attend Institute
large number from town and v!c!n-
lty attended some Of the sessions Of the
Farmers Institute. which was held a
the Methodist church IN Lloydsville. On
Friday and Saturday, three sessions DC
Ink held each day. At The Saturday
morning session. Miss Freda LYLE, To-
ca resident won the first nrIze IN thc
reading class contest. which was dcliv.
erca ~ atudcnts In the fourth grade.
While Miss Lucille Gillian OF Fast OF
town. a student IN the ST CIa!r5vi'le
H.rh school. won the first Prize IN the
reading class contest. which were deliN-
cred by pupils In the vaEous High
schools
Arm Amputated
The many friends Of Ear! Mcfarland.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs William Mcfarland
now residing In st. Clairsv!lIe. former
residents OF this vicinity, are sorry 70
h ar uf the misfortune which he has
suffered having had hts loft hand and
arm amputatcd below the elbow. follow
Ing ar abscess on hts wrist. caused ny
poison developing when recovering from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
Mrs. Woodyard's Body 10
Spencer; Funeral Today

ParkcrSbu~E. W. VI. Ny. 22.--.@"
body Of NJ. Emma pvuS.-S Woodward.
wife OF Congressman Harry =. Wool
yard. whose death occurred yesterday
In washington. was HrOGE.t 20 this v.'%
today a; noon from Washington AID
taken 20 Spencer this evening, accom-
panied By relatives and friends % ne
family.
The funeral will 70 he'd tomorrow
afternoon az $50 oc.och from The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
Refused to Battle

Detroit, Mich. Nov. .2.-Joe Lynch,
bantam weight champion. and Young
Montreal refused - enter the ring here
tonight for scheduled ten round bout.
when the club staging the fGh, m
nouaced their guarantees could not BE-
met owing 70 the sma. attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
Danish Catarrh
Breathe HyOmei for Two Minutes and
Stuffed Up Head Will Go

If you want to get safe relief from
calarrh, cold IN the head or from lrr!-
Eating cough in the shortest time
breathe HyOmei.
1t will clean out your head IN TWO
minutes and allow you 10 breathe freely
awake or asleep. or money refunded;
Hyomc! should end a cold In one day.
and relieve YOU OF disgusting snuftleS
hawking, splitting and offensive breath
IN n week
Hyomci IS made chiefly from eucaiyp-
tus a soothing. healing. germ killing
antlsept!c. that comes from the euca!yp-
tus forests OF inland Australia where
catarrh. asthma and other bonch!a4
troubles are seldom known.
Evonei Is pleasant and easy 10
breathe. Just pour few drops into
the Hard Rubber Inhaler. use as d.
rected and relief IS almost certain.
A complete Hyomel Outfit. including
Inhaler and one bottle OF Hyomc:. costs
bu, l!ttle at druggists everywhere and
al G. II. Gr!est & Co.-adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
HAMMOCK
BIRTHDAY Party

Birthday Party
Mr.. and Mrs. O. =. Taylor entertained
A party Of young people at their hor."
at Oco. on Saturday afternoon from $50
TO .. honor!ng their daughter. Mis-
Laura celebrating her 9th birthday.
Games and various social diversions
formed the occupation OF the afternoon
with the serving OF dainty two cours,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
BETTER THAN
WHISKEY FOR
BAD COLDS

New Elixir, Called Aspiron,
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold or Cough Due to Cold
and Prevent Compllca-
tionS.