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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
CHRISTMAS SALE
AT Harrison STREET

The Young womens Foreign Mis-
s!onary Society Of Harrison Street M.
f. Church will hold q bake and
Christmas sale In the church Tuesday.
December s. Luncheon and supper
will Be served the workers for q small
sum.
Miss Mabel Houpt 10 general chair
man. and the general committee ID
composed OF Mrs. I. Elmer Perry. Mrs
]. Bryon Carpenter. Mrs. John Alden
Mre. Albert Erisman. Mrs. Green. The
committee for fancy articles 10 CON-
posed Of Miss Sue Gibson. chairman
Miss Mary Thatcher. Mrs. Miller Gra-
eon, Mrs. Irene Farra, Mrs. George
Sallowey. The committee on cake Is
composed OF Mn. Victor Bailey. chair
man; Mrs. J. A. Dockety. Mrs. Joseph
C. owens. Mrs. Ella Rsttew. Mrs. Alex.
ander. The candy committee Is Mist
Ida Black. chairman. Miss Berths
Houp.. Miss Ruth Miller. Mrs. Irwir
Robinson. Miss Sue Houpt. Mrs. 10.
semi Owens 10 IN charge Of the tickets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

\ think about everything was wrong
with mc. My bowels were constipated
and irregular and ! had all the minor
W. that 70 along with this condition.
! was bilious, liver and kidneys did not
work right and ] had no energy OF
strength, 40 that ] was 10 tstigued ]
would have TO 90 I've down and rest after
,he hght.st Kind Of work. My appetite
was poor and the little food ! ate did not
digest ntht or do me any good but in
stead, gas would form and cause terrible
pain. My blood circulstion Was 70 poor
that my hands felt numb most Of the
time AMI my nerves were In such bad
Shape that ] couldn't sleep right.
"a head a great many Of the testi-
monials gwen about Plant Juice and
finally ! read one by q man ] knew.
THIS innn wa older than / and | knew
h' had been IN bad shape and thought
That 4 Plan, Juice helped HIM the way
h' said u did tina, II surely would help me.
! have now taken several bottles OF
Plant juice and ann like new man.
My howcls ar, regular; liver and kidneys
Nufh hns and ] have a good appetite
ard ENJOY my meals without any bed
after effects ! sleep soundly and have
n'~ str,ng,h NJ that do not tire out
.asily a. ! did before and my blood cir
.ulnlion h normal again NJ that my
hands are not numb any more"
Plant Ju.c. Is rod IN Wilmington at
tho Miller drug store, 4(A-4O6 Market
street, In New Castle BY r. Challenger
o"n. IN Nsysport by &. Is. White; in
kswssk ~ ". X. Brown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

conversation of those VINO are inter
ested In sports. Tho ono requirement
OF those VINO Join the club N that each
member will put in three hours a
week Of rife practice. To show that
the ga'is are interested In tho club It
10 only necessary to see the large
number who have already signed up
to join II: Sara Roe. Gertrude Rouse.
f,Atitia Pool. Rose Roberts. Mary Deen.
Mabel Smith. Emma Dayett. Eliza
beth Walker. Helen shorb. Florence
Phillips. Elizabeth Macintire, Mildred
Wolfendcn. Lois Garctt. Frances
Worthington. Josephine Burnett. Anne
Carroll. Ha1rl Beach. Helen Black.
Katherine Moff,tt. Emily Roe, Louise
Jackson. Miriam CARL. Mae Tempone.
Mary Kruger. Delma Danks. Marga-
ret Touhey. Dorothy 10 Fevre. Helen
Lucas. Blanche Workman. Mary Brad
ley, Charlotte Dayett, Vesta Goodwin.
Virginia Burnett. Estella Kite. Fran
ccs Buttles. Frances Richards. Ollie
Kramer. Helen Baker. Kathryn I.add.
Zelda Clcndaniel. Dorothy Bowen.
Alice Davis. Sallie Galloway. Dorothy
\ Heyd. Edith Chandler. Elizabeth Win
ner Ruth Stcngle. Kathrine Jacobs.
Mildred Webb, Merrill Pyle. Virginia
Chipman. Mary Elias. Harriet Gum,
Sara Massinger. Anna Mazei. Barbara
Parry. Jessie Ward. Lillian Loose.
Louise Thompson. Madeline Forwood.
Elizabeth Crooks. Sara Slaughter,
Beulah Thompson. Louise Marvel
Ruth Yearedey. Betty Snyder. Leelie
Blackwell. Anna Ncsoriey. Anne Rails
ton, Anne Passmore. Essie Money, Ola
Dukes. Georgia Wiggin. Clara Brady
Ida Tatman. Louise Harris. Blsnch,
|, Hoiton. Ruth Stall. Catherine Whit
|. and Virginia Vincent
v Vacation time 10 hero and from nooI
3 today until p. m. December 4. tn
Q halls OF tho women's College WIFI b
. quiet and empty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION
At THE WoMEN'S COLLEGE
Continued from page Z.

Continued from page Z. |
give soms yeais and sing the Alma
mater.
In the afternoon q group Of girls
chaperoned by Mss Parkhurst. at
tended the Senior Faculty football
game on Frazer Field.
The next event of tho day was the
annual Thanksgiving dinner. The
dining room was very prettily deco
rated with Ivy. and crepe paper. and
appropriate centerpieces on all OF tho
| tables. Tho Sophomore and Junior
classes entertained their faculty men,
bers at this time. Dr. w. o. Sypherd
was the guest Of the Sophomore class
and Professor q. II. Brinton OF the
Junior class. The Other guests of the
college were Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Walk
inson, DIR. q. A. Ryden.< Mrs. Il. L.
Smith and Mrs. johnson.
Mary Handy. president OF the
Student Self-Government Association
was toaatmistreas and first called upon
Mr.. Wilkinson TO say a few words to
the girls. He brought good news and
Expressed the desire that there should
be a new building added to tho
Women's College. and that a now asd
more adequate dining room be built 90
that moro diners might be served and
moro guests Accommodated. He urged
each girl to talk OF this great need for q
new building, In the hope that the In
terest OF the public will be aroused.
DIR. Rydcn spoke OF the fne spirit In
which the girls entered into tho days
lcelebration and expressed tho belief
that such n backing would bring more
victories. Dean Robinson spoke q few
words In which she expressed thanks
for many different things. Next Mis-
Handy called upon the different ciasl
Representatives to tell briefly what TIT
. class was thankful for. Lucille Ro'
spoke for the Seniors. Frances Jone,
= for the Juniors. Marian Niede for tn
Sophomores, ZeldA Clendaniei for tn
|, Freshmen. and Catherine Daughert.
for the off-ampus students. Song
were SUNG by each OF tho classes an
finally all Joined in the Alma Mate,
The crowning event OF tho day wa
. the great bonfire that tho mon fror
q Delaware College built on the campu
: between tho two colleges. Everyon
. was there to watch the great pile Z
wood burn and 20 take part In n
celebration that was of kind new {
many OF the spectators.
The Forum which In the nan
that has been given 20 tho Cure,
Problems Society, which was o,gAnix,
w. recently. will meet on Dccenber
:. at 40 y. m. in tho Hilarium. II
\, topic for discussion In The Coufe
ence ut Luzanne." Tea win b. ssrv
and everyone who Is interested IS Z
st vited.
III Now that hockey In over. the RI
lCluh Is beginning 10 be the topic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

when was served by Mrs. Weaver and
Miss Anna Negendank.
Those present were: Mrs. Samuel
II. Caufman, presidsnt Of tho club;
Mrs. II. ID. Boyer. of Smyrna. for
mer president OF the State Fedora
tion OF women's Clubs: Mrs. George
w. Dorsey. Jr.. president OF tho
Delaware Division OF the Interna-
tiona. Sunshine Society: Mrs. II. NJ.
GRAFTON OF Women's Clubs: Mrs. A.
d. Warner. Mrs. Floye Booth. par
liamentarian; Mrs. q. II. Riggue
president OF the Delmar Century
Club; Mrs. c. NJ. Weatherby, presi-
dent OF tho Newport Women's Club:
Mrs. Thomas Mum. publicity chair
man Of the General Federation
paper: Mrs. Edmund p. Moody. OF
the New Century Club; Mrs. William
Tinsman. Mrs. c. II. VanSant. Mrs
Harvey Kirk, Mrs. w. II. Kratx. Mrs
William II. Watson. Mrs. Henry
Primrose. Mrs. &. f. Jones, Mrs
Howard Collins. Mrs. wIifred Austin
Mrs. Robert 8. valleau. Mrs. Esther
II. O'Blenis. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ
Gresnwell. Mrs. A. X. Smith. Mrs. J
I. Jessup. Mrs. j. G. Veit, Mrs. X
/. HUT. Mrs. Leroy f. Work. Mrs
NJ. A. Tarumian. Mrs. Ginger. Mrs
Fred Huber. Mrs. Fred Lang. Jr., Mis-,
Bertha o. Lamborn. OF the New
Caste Century Club: Mrs. Joseph l.
Scott Of the Washington Heights
Century Club; Mrs. ]. Oakley Grifiith
OF the Elsmere Civic Club; Mrs. VIII
liam Mvermore. Of the Bcllefo,s
Civic Club; Mrs. Robert f. Lewis. o
tho Dover Century Club: Mrs. A
EDWARD Rhodes OF tho Blue Roc
Community Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
SUNSHINE SOCIETY
TO GIVE RECEPTION
Prsssnt Campaign Will Con.
olvds Wlth Ball at Hotel du
Pont Monday Night.

Mrs. Y. u. kuhns. chairman OF the
committee In charge. today announc-
"d some OF the rreliminaries for the
sunshine ball. which will be held In
IN. Hotel Gu Pom, next Monday night
"a the nna'c To the campaign for $bo.-
900 being made by the Sunshine So
,l.ty.
Tho AFFAIR will he given in the Gold
ballroom cf tho hotel. and promises
to hc ono of the most brilliant events
~ the social season. Five hundred
Tickets already have been disposed OF
and " IL anticipated fully N many
more will he. a novel feature OF the
event Will he Nhe presence Of several
motion picture actresses from New
York, Including Miss Mary Carr. the
famous screen artist who appeared in
The production "over the Hills 10 the
Poor House" which scored a success
ln Wilmington only a few months ago.
Niles Carr will be accompanied to Will
minRion for tho ball by her mother.
Mrs, Mary Carr. and three OF her
brothers. Several other screen artists
also have sl1nined their intentions ~
being present. Their names will he
announced before the end Of the week.
MANI members Of tho theatrical and
motion picture profession are affiliated
actively with Sunshine Society work.
Mrs. kuhns IL being assisted In
making tho arrangements for the Sun
shine hall by the following committee: /:
Mrs. W. Y. Webster Mrs. Thomas &.
Mum, Mrs. Donald :. Ashbrook. Mrs.
Frank t'ori Palmer. Mrs J. y. Har-
man ana Mrs. John kcllum.
Among the patroncsses Will be the
following; Mrs. Victor du Pcni. Mrs
Y, W. necchcus. Mrs. T Coleman du
ront. Mrs. william speskman. Mrs
1horiss =. Mum. Mrs. Frederick
lfinvhurst. Mrs Daniel q. Hastings
Mrs. George W. Dorsey. Jr. Mrs
Daniel \. Ashbrook. Mrs. William
h'sdcnkorf. Mrs. J. Mon;.e;h Jack
Eon, Mrs. W. J. Webster. Mrs. o. v
oct ard Mrs. John Alden. Mrs. Alden
ls president. general Of the Inter
national sunshine society. and is com.
ina from New York especially FOL
the hall.
The grand march. which VII! oper
'h' iSuNltl's, VIII start promptly Al
. o'clock. IL will hc led by Mrs. Ash.
brook, chairman OF the Sunshine cam.
naisn committee. and Mrs. Kuhns
chairman Of IN. sunshine ball com
m,ttec.
A. IN. line reaches one end of IN,
Gold ballroom. the leaders will ste,
ono side, leaving Mrs. Carr. he
famous daughter Miss Mary Carr. an,
her brothers. and the other scree,
stars who are coming 10 Wilmington
Tor the affair 20 lead the march.
Music will be furnished for the oc
eesion by the original Six ordchestxs
Tickets for the ball may be procure.
~ the once OF the Hotel du Pons
Nooe.ens. 10 Market stree, or from
any memhsr Of the Delaware d,v.sio,
t(ehs Sunshine soea~ey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
RICHARDSON PARK
CLUB ENTERTA|NS
Enjoyable Luncheon Yesterday
Afternoon for the Members
and Friends.

With the parlor Of Sunshine Hall
attrActively decorated with yellow
and white flowers and strsamers. the
Women's Civic Club Of Richardson
PARK yesterday afternoon entertained
a number Of members Of the club as
we'll a. representatives Of other clubs
At q charming luncheon.
Mrs.. Samuel Caufman, president Of
the club. presided and introduced tho
speakers.
Mrs. H. NJ. Waller. State president
Of the Federation of Women's Clubs
said that q privilege OF club life was
the contact with fresh minds. pre-
venting self satisfaction, and narrow
interests. She emphasized the legis-
lative program for tho year. urging
the women to support Mrs. Frederick
Bringnurst. the State legislative chair
man.
Mrs. H. d. Boyer Of Smyrna. the
former president Of the State Fedora
ton, spoke Of the club women a. .
compact body Of Americans working
to put the best ideals into political and
reflect the community they rcpresen,
and that they justify their existence
by constructive service. She remind
ed the members that they a. individ-
uals determine the success Of the
club as q whole.
Mrs.. George W. Dorsey. Jr, prcsi-
dent Of the State Sunshine Society
introduced Mr.. Eroh, who spoke on tn,
Sunshine campaign. The Richardson
Park Civic Club co-operates with th'
Sunshine Society.
Mrs.. A. d. D.swarner spoke OF th'
club AZ = school OF fellowship. wher'
high ideals Arc taught. She outlines
the program for Education Week
next week and ureed tho women 4
support better schools and bette
moving pictures.
A muaical program followed. Mmt
Tarumianz gave several piano selec
tions including one of Rachmaninoff'
masterpieces.
Mrs. LeRoy Work gave severs
violin selections, accompanied by Mrs
A. X. Smith.
Mrs.. E. y. Moody, OF the New Ger
tury Club and Daughters OF III
American Revolution. and Mr.
Thomas Mum. publicity chairman fc
the State Federation. spoke briefly.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Story and Mrs. Geors
] Weaver prepared the luncheo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
CLAYnONr woMBN's CLUE.

The Caymont womsnS Club met
Monday afternoon at the club room
At Ovsrbrook. The ciu0>plsdged 80
for lot COCOA and soup for the school
children. II was announced that there
Arc Ave prizes for children In the
fourth to eighth grades for essays on
How to Make Highways Safe" Mrs.
Lester Rigs gave current events.
Miss Elizabeth Speakman read q
paper on Tho IAfe and Works of
Chaucer."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
Telephone Employees Dine.

At dinner OF the employees OF the
commercial department OF tho Dia-
mond State Telephone CO.. which was
held last night In parlors A and Il OF
the Hotel du Pont topics OF interest to
the telephone employees wers dis
cussed. About forty guests were
present. including several cfYicers OF
tho company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
psaawsss Canoe C7ub's Dance.

NArk'nE the opening OF It's winter
season the Delaware Canoe Club last
night he'd q Thanksgiving dance In
the hall room Of the Hote, du Pcnt At
which there were several hundred
couples pr~sent A number OF novsl-
tee were introduced during the even
ms Tho room was s;tractiveiy deco
rated. The Original Six Orchestra
furnished the music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
Legion Thanksgiving Dance,

The members OF Laurence Roberts
Post. No. 81, American Legion. and
their friends will dance at Gilber.
Studio. 7o& Delaware avenue, this
evening. The cards of admission
are $50 the couple and can be OBJ
tained from members or at the Studio
this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
saw TESTIMONIAL
GIVEN BY FRIEND
lie Then Took the Plant Juice
and Now Feels Like q
New Man.

Il feel better and stronger in every
vsy sincc have taken Plant Ju,os and
In surely sisd 10 publicly recommend
lhis rcmed 20 other suderers," said
Nj y. l.. Hennccke, OF lll4 Mont
rom~ry rtrs;, Harrisburg. Pa, in Q
recent interview with The Plant juice
Man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
Treasurer Burris Moves TO City.

County Treasurer Burrls has moved
to Wilmington from the Bear for the
winter and is residing at No. eo7 wes,
street. Mr.. Burr.s celebrated his birth
day anniversary today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

Last year thirty million
tons of raw materials were
fed into the portland ce-
ment mills of this country,
and the finished product
came out in approximately
400 million sacks. To ham
die all this material through
the long process of pulver-
izing, burning, and pulver. (
izing again, with such care
that a handful taken at ran
dom from any sack would
meet the exacting speci6ca-
tons of leading engineering
societies and the Govern
ment-that was the manu-
facturers' task.
Materiasmrst behandlsd In Neat
quantities in nacemenfplanf, a ,ofher-
wise the cost Qess now per pound
than that Of any comparable mnr
ufadured produo) would b pro
hibitive. The product mR bsuni-
form and Of high quality. foe ths
permanence of great STRUCTURES,
and even Life iueH, depends On il
This great task 10 simpli6ed b.
fifry years Of study and expert
mentarion in quality control Bu
it still calls for constant rourins
testing by highly skir d azrisans
and chemists
Take the cement plant chamise,
tor instance. Workmen guides BY
his Instructions proporticn ths
various raw materials q ton q
more at a time. The tes3 which
he makes to determine thess pvo-
portions must be % precise tiaas
the glass enclosed balsnes ussd
for weighing is accurate 10 The
nearest ten thousandfh of . Qsm.
There are re4S4pamse othspound.
Such a balance willquickly dscscs
the difierencein weight Of q piees
otpaper before and afrer you have
written your name On il
Few industrial producu require
asgrear care In their manufacture
as portland cement and few gee ir
50 uniformly.
The guiding hand Of the cheu.ix
and his assistant, is seen and SeIr
at every point in the process Of
manufacture-in the quarry OF
pit where the raw materials are
obsained-in theuindinsdepsut-
menrwhere the raw materials are
proportioned mixed and ground
in the burning depaatms.nt
where under intense heat the
chemicalrransposition takes place
-inthe6nished grinding depart
ment where the raw material,
now transformed into clinker be-
come the 6ne powder we cali
portland cement
Some tests are made everyI5min-
ufes-Sme hourly. Some samples
arebeingta continuously with
automatic sample,-others are
snatched at random from the
conveyorA Whatever experience
dictates is necessary 10 insure uni
formity and high qualisy--that i
done.
I'd CEMENT ASSOCIATION
~ krA.,~~l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
DEL. womgN's CLUBS.

Cootinuso 1sm pass Z.
Day and win b In charge Of Ars
Georgia Pierce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

Maximum results at minimum cost
An Eva. Evening want ad. Call
1900 ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

nCoiei Eat5as~ / snaR ninxEns f Assss .:::
hSe @ hs. ..z.f..-ans s.-.E E.is.a,
~ xom nks ds ks.nys daD-sus ds sFsiussl
90 -: - e q: =: ,sssss +. = 2 g. =. 60: e ss.s .s
kun usd9 = sssm forms And b has bssusta infs tis
..afs s.s.sdad,nng plsno . kno~iedsr. q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

Ia b ons c5 9 saies c9 advertisements faihsk8
TELL p. d Ns..u g @ sal n 1-pinG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
FAVOR|TES WINNERS
IN RACES At CANTON

Special Dispatch to The ln'onigenrer
Canton. Ohio. June 2o.-FaNorlt"S
were two strong for tho fields In tho sec
nnd matinee Of the Ohio harness circuit
races here today. and they captured M"
three events Of the program IN straight
heats. though competition was brisk
Lee Worthy. Philadelphia gcldtnr. won
the o:2t trot for three Ncar-oldS and
made tho going himself in the hrs' tw"
heats, but was given brush in ~"
stretch by Addle. a Tennessee mare
in the third heat.
Signal Peter was a rrOhihitivc favor
ito in the ais trot and he went through
without a break In each Of the three
heats. winning tho third IN o:09t. A
new local track record FOR trotters Tn"
best race OF the dav developed In tho
2:12 pace, won by Parker BOY new Ter
sew entry. Tho race produced lot Of
selling. and Parker BOY was hard
pressed In every boat. but he proved h!r
worth by great drives in the stretch.
under thn refining Of Tommy Berry.
Bennett 81 Cleveland. with Nollio bly,.
and Lacy or Aurora. Illinois. with Prime"
NJ, made tho battle IN each ~ the heats
against Parker Roy only 10 he defeated
in splendid tests Of speed. none OF the
miles being higher than 2:l2H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
Kilbane Loses Title

New York June Gn.--Th" New lorN
state boxing commission today ruled
thnt Johnny Nilbane. OF cleveland. ma"
vacated his title of worlds feather
weight champion. by failing :" accept
Tho challenge Of Johnny Dundee. OF New
York. Kngane no longer will n" reoog
nized in New York state "a tho cham-
pIon. &c.,
Dundee and Danny Flush. 81 Cl"vo-
land, said a statement issued ny the com
mission, are recognized as IN" !cad'nE
contcnders Tor the forfeited III" and IN"
winner ot a match to 10 held between
them will be declared the champion SO
far as New York state - concerned
Eleventh hour negotiations wer" "n-
der way To match Johnny Wilson 81
Boston the middlcwr!Chi champion with
Harry C;reH ot IittshurGh. light neaNN-
weight champion. who has challenge"
FOR Wilson's ti;la II tn" match ~ nov
made by midnight Wilson ais" Will o'
regarded rs having forfeited his crown.
and ,hr winner Of bout between Grch
and pave Rosenberg NJ Brook'Nn. "'li
he declared the title holder In Ne" YORK
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

GRAYS
COMING SUNDAY

Next Sunday the Homestead GTayS
nome back to Bauers PARK. This ui'
Is expected 10 I've the most holly con-
tested Of tho season. rs the BaueTs ar"
out for revenge. The co!ored lads seem
10 have the hoodoo sign on the !Qca'
OUTFIT. as II will be remembered that tn"
Bauers have trimmed time and again
teams that trounCed the Grays
Manager posey. however. has added
new blood on this roster, and promises
tn" Locals another warm set-to. On IN"
,ther hand. he advances the very un-
pleasant news that Lefty" Williams
HIS pitching ace, vii! b" saved l"r tne
Bauers This Is indeed tough shedding
and the huge crowd that witnessed the
previous encounter hgure the southpa"
Il tough zee 20 crack.
Little need ne said Of the crowd AZ
It Is a known fact hat tho biggest turn
OH, OF the entire season. not barring the
record audience that saw the Plus
burgh tit. will be on hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
Y ATHLETIC EVENTS
ON FOURTH PROGRAM

Tho athletic committee Of III" general
committee in Charg" Of the Fourth OF
July cclehrlt.un which will he held on
the Fair grounds July 4. met yesterday
afternoon IN the Offices OF I'll" chamber
OF commerce and laid plans for the
athletic program 70 hc held in the after
noon.
Tho plans 9r" 10 hold - athletic
events Including cirht dnSh"S an! four
bicycle races All events are open T.
both boys and E:rls. The length and
class Of the events viii Ne determined
at later meeting The rest o: the
program viii he divided into comedy
events mch rs the sack race. Kiddy
Kar race Three-lcGEcd race and others
Of the same nature. The feature Of
the events In the afternoon will u"
the tug Of war between Ia" Kiwan.s,
Rotary and Lions club.
Tho athletic committee which Is com
posed OF J. G. pav!s. chairman. Tom
Williams { G. Watkins. 4. q. Ander-
son. w. A Lang and II : Call0whNl
referred tho discussion for the program.
for the day 10 another Cnmml~"c com
ros"d Of II s. CRliowhill, Tom WN-
Iiams. ard A -. Anderson. This "om-
mitt"e wiz meet today At noon in
tie iloEe Davis Green Room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
LA BELLE A. c.
Former South Side Team Reorganizes
and Is Now Ready TO Book Games
Away Prom Home With CluOs

The former LaBelle A. c. baseoaIi
team Of the South Side has been COM
pletely reorganized and is now ready 70
hook games away from HON" win any
fast -cm!-pro clubs in the valley
The new team is made UP or some
OF tho best talent in the valley. In IN"
lineup will be found Wees. l'antz. Es-
KEY. Muffin. Wise. MUIR. and Heston.
TIL" l.aRcile IS strictly road team,
and is rot affiliated in any way with
the Whitaker -Glessner nine OF the
East End The following teams arc
urged 10 communicate at once with Wal
ter Willard. STA EoT street. phone
3SOa-J: Elm Grove. Short Creek. Lor-
alnc Klre. Fa!rpo!nt. Flushing. LafTer-
~ Beuaire Eagles, or any other good
teams.