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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
CONTEST POTENTIALLY TO GOOD
90 BE STAGED EARLY IN
THE SEASON
Desire Postponlne Of Contest Until
Mid-Season When Teams Arc
Going at Top Speed

BuCbannon, ". Va, Nov. 14.-That
West Virginia fans are being robbed
of a great football game each year,
Is the opinion Of a great big majority
Of state football fans. who after see.
ing West Virginia University and
West Virginia Wesleyan battle at
Fairmont on September 50th. have
since seen the University play Pitt,
and Wesleyan play the Army.
Fans. not only from West Virginia.
but from the neighboring state OF
PENNSYLVANIA, cannot understand what
idea would permit the efforts Of two
teams OF the callber Of Satte and IVES
Ieyan 10 be wasted IN catch-as.catch-
can game at the opening OF the season.
Around Buclhannon it IS not known
what arrangements have been made
for naIt year, or whether there has
been any made, but II Is known that
there is a general tendency on the part
OF the fans here, at Clarksburg, and
at Fairmout, to desire the University
Wesleyan clash F!ared at later date
In the season.
Look at the record Wesleyan and
West Virginia are making this season.
West Virginia has not lost game and
has played Wesleyan, Marietta Pitt.
Washington G Lee, Rutgers. Univer.
sity of Cincinnati, and the University
Of Indiana. Wesleyan has been de-
feated but twice. By West Virginia and
Washington G. Jefferson, two of the
best teams in the east. Neither has
, has been defeated so far this season.
Wesleyan has won from Davis G. Elk.
ms. Salem College, Marshall College,
and Duquesent University, winning all
four games by decisive scores, ard
last Saturday, beat the Third L. s.
Army Corps team 1915. On the Tues
day before Army walloped PennsyI-
vania University 100, at Franklin
Field, Philadelphia.
Fans Favorable
Football wiseacres over the state Of
West Virginia are openly declaring
that West Virginians have a right to
Sc Wesleyan and the State team
! playing when each is going at their
+ best, or at about mid-season. A ma
jority OF the fans seem to agree that
Fairmont Is the logical location Off
the battle.
One fan, who Will be at Morgan
town on Turkey Day, backing ". G. j.
against West Virginia, lives in Penn.
sylvania. but has unlimited faith in
Wesleyan because Wesleyan furnished
Washington & Jefferson with Greasy"
Neale. This enthusiast, a prominent
uniontown business man, states that
Wesleyan should not only demand a
later date for the game with West Viz
einia, but should also receive better
terms on the gate receipts. 1t is said
; that West Virginia has cleared about
$4,000 IN the past two years while
Wesleyan has received but $4,000. Be
this as II may, the Wesleyan-State
game IS the biggest IN the state, be.
Ing rivaled only by the starting of the
Bethany-Wesleyan fued, and should
have more prominent place n the
state football calendar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
Mar!stta In GOOD shape
.S|k| BANNED
BY ITALIANS

Rome, Sov. li.--Te1tat!ve eco:ts 20
arrange a riarcH between the Batting
Sikh aad Giuseppe Spa.a 0: Milan nave
resulted N ,hn closing ~ TIE doors ~
.va-y boxing club n lSy against 'n9
Ser.5a,ese.
The Italian Boxing :"a"Tstl"7' 1~N77-
Ing that SKIS r.!cads n Milan, wA"7H
IA I. VOL known and has APPEARED sew
.-al times, were making over;ures tor =
bout between him and S7aNa. informed
al: promote N Turn. Milan. Naples
srd Rome ;Aa. the.7 licenses would -
revoked 1. tnev staged match n
vhlch Sikh participated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
MckEESPOR7 OLYMP|CS
TO PLAY YANKEE TEAM

After me na- showing O. Mckcesport
at League park ,as. Su7day. Manager
Kar! Sa.,e- OF tho YANKEES. last no time
n booking this club for a game to be
s:arsd At Baue-'s Stadium. Fulton. next
sunday. The visitors showed exception
4, form aga!usc :ne .f'h!r.aas.
Since the Yankees have not been de-
fea,ed. coupled With the tsct their goal
- untsrr'Shed. leads many 70 believe
vho attended re game cross-riveE last
week. ,ha: the locals arc n tov the t.rae
=: ,h.,- yoYre AYES, ;nat ;hey nave too
btS a ai.s - chew.
on n. phone last night. Manager
N.-:v q McKNsSpcrt. advised that his
club IS ~. representative ono 90 that
c. now. S.Doe the DISARMAMENT 0: the
famous O!y?!cs, and that n. VIII have no
less than ssvea stars from tina: team IN
his lineup here next sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
FERRY EX-HICRS BOOK
TORONTO TIGER CLUB
Games Should Be the Biggest Attrao.
ton OF tho Year Hore. Both Undo
feated This Year.

Manager woods. - ;An Martins Fer"
EX-li.gh football ;"7m, announced !aG:
evening that he has hc"n successful IN
booking tho crack u0drsca'cd Toronto
Tigers rcr > game =. League Park a
week from Sunday. The team supports
such stars Is "E:H' King a1d many 9TH
er yell known college stars. Last Sun
day Greasy" Nea.c. Wash-JeH coach.
sat OF the bench with the Tigers. and
rumor has I, that tho famous mentor
IS coaching tho ou,At Toronto viii
hing a large delegation OF roo:e-s hero
and VII make the trip n a special ,!a'n.
I'll" TN-Ii;ghs are w!thou. game Tor
Sunday owing TO the coacel,at!nn OF the
Mound cry \. e. Manager Woods stated
that ne is negotiating with several first
class attractions and the hest that cen
Re- engaged Will appear 81 tho Ferry
Park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
LELAND CUBS VI. upPx1 leland

Tho Island Cubs will clash With The
Upper Island team Thursday afternoon
on Bridge park. Both teams arc In good
shape and expect = good game from
both Of tho teams The Cubs do not
have a very good line but - men IN
the back can 60 through any time. THIS
Is the first game that either team has
played The Island Cubs were out 70
practice yesterday and showed some
good passing and piungtng. Tbs sans
IL expected to start at taS o'clock
sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
HAROLD BLOCH ANDFARRELL
PLAYFA5T GOLF At P|N5H(JRST.
ecial DIspa.ch to Tho In,elligcncer.

Pinehus " -Wle Hunter. recently British aas" can
played at
getting t
the -, , ,;, .,ri,,s O,rh
Hunter played today Of the Indian springs c
Uie=el
Macdonald Ro0olNN Cuo
Wheeling Farrell shawnee open
that vi"
peSt oaI
Woocn OF A'lan'c II" anu
' viW Epclswcod pro
About IN matches during " ~ anu
sfndica atourna field OF about forty pairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
0N|S|ON 0F OHIO CONFERENCE
MEETING WITH FAVOR OF TEAMS
WESLEYAN PREPARES
FOR MORRIS HARVEY

Buclh,oooo. W. Va. Nov. lS.-Ihe
West Virginia Wesleyan Coinage too'-
hall SQUAD held their FIRST qrdcNGe 'h!s
even!ns IN p-epa:at!on for next SaN!-
DAVIS Sane 81 Charleston with MOTIFS
E,-yev COLLEGE The Wesleyan victory
over The Third Crrrs Army team a
c1s-kshYrg last Saturday was trying
ono. and cost tie Meihot!stS seFeT&!
i-'urlas, which makes the gong nara
ro- Saturday seairs. 'Ne scoring ma
chine held ~ Coach Becke!ne!mer OF
Morris Harvey.
Morr!sHacvoy Strong
On last Saturday Morris Farve"
ro,l.5 IN -l-O score on the Glen ..ta
\o-,,pl ,oar. Any coam that can rcore
mis- oC,.n. no matte. how week the de-
tense IS coins Il: god rate OF speed
and y given an opportunity would have
the necessary punch 70 score al any
time Tho Mc,hod!s;s are not EXPECT
ing any easy time at the state Capita!
next Saturday.
Ross Looks For Hard Game
Coach Ross. O. Wesleyan, one Of tho
big guns at the Methodist school. "ho
does much but Is little heard from,
secuted Morr!s-Farvey earlier IN the
season, and Is Of the opinion that Nes-
leyan Will win from the downsta;ers m
sotar As comparisons 81 teams are con-
cerned. However. comparisons q teams
does not always make the fral score.
and with the Wesleyan team pretty bad
~ checked M. BY their grCcll!ag eHper-
.encA with tho Army eleven last Satur-
day. Norr.s-Harvey might pull the I'M
expected
Ths Methot!st- vc-e given Ugh:
work OF, th.s evening. Jogging about
the track spr!nttnS. Achi!ng and run
Ming signals Coach Higgins warned
tAe Morhodlsts not - tecl any too con-
ndcrt over Saturdays game. and IN
sisted ;ha: Il :oi,k FOOT ball. PLAYED hard
10 win any CANA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
FRENCH EXPERT
IS VICTORIOUS
OVER COCHRAN
Schaefer, Hoppe and Cont
Leading In International
Journey

New York. Nov. 14.-Will!e Hoppe
gave one OF his most impressive exhibit
tons with the cue and ivory globes
while engaged IN defeating Edoarf
Horesman. the Relgian champion. to-
night at Pennsylvania hotel 1t was
the first appearance OF the dethroncd
champion IN the international 1872 balk
line billiard championship tournament
in the grand ball room at tho Hotel
Pennsylvania. The appearance Of Hoppe
IN the competition 10 regain the crown
which Jake Schater took from him was
marked by brilliant and sensational
play as hs outplaved tho Belgian by
the score OF 500 points 10 III.
Homo maintained close formations
for HIS compilations throughout the
contest. Much Of his manipulation was
balh limo nursing OF the truest kind
While not entirely free and fluent
81 stroke. for there was propensity to
tldlle on occasions and especially when
attempting a masse. Hopes employ
men, OF English, angles and speed so
completely mastered Roremaas as ~
leave him hcpelessly tra!l!ns after the
early innings. Hopes average was
55 So. the hast OF tho tournament 81
lar. and his runs 1874, % and 81.
Horemans did not employ his famous
masse with theusual success. His aver
age was % SIS and his best runs. 10,
81 and 2S.
TWO matches are scheduled for to-
morrcw. %eIk"r Cochran meets Erich
Hagcnlacher, the German. in tho NATL
rec d, ESQ ?. n. In the night game
Roger Cont, the Freedman encounters
jake schaeter.
Summarizes:
While Hoppe. sPo, hall-ls. rs. 70. y.
1874. 90. 0. 81 IS; total 500 points: aver
age. IS So: high runs. l34. %. and 81.
Edoard HoremaDs. white BALD. S.
So, 5. 0. 10. 70. IS, o.; total. III points;
average, 10 6-ls; high runs 10 81 and %.
Reteree-AibeTt G. Cutler.
Frenchman II Winner.
Roger Cont. champion OF France, de-
feated Welker Cochran CT the United
States. 500 10 37s, this afternoon IN the
second match OF tho International lS.:
halk lire billiard tournament at the
Hotel Pennsylvania
Contrs average was 20 TIT. and his
best runs were al. 100 and SIS. Cochran
finished With al average OF - Ill,
ard high runs Of l0s. loc and -.
The play by Innings follows:
CONT.
ooono243 s5l5 47os1os 41E 50
Total-5o0 points.
COCHRAN
o1os oloS % 40 s 81 Ios 100 S 70
Total-376points.
Reteree-Albert J. Cutler.
Throughout tho contest Cont DIS
played excellent control once lie had
guagcd tho sTced Of the table. Ills
close hall-to-bau Billiards was excel
lc-nt. At the end ne made a heavy fin
!sh after Cochran had established .
slight lead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15

Ho,sl Guest tto WATERLOO you call
that a large portion?
waiter-Yes. s!r: Won have no IG~a
how small a largo portion can be at
overwhelmingly S!mpl!c!sstmus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
GREAT CROWD
IS EXPECTED
FOR THE CAME
Many Reservations Already
Made From The Tri-
State Section

WITH tho Onto University contest
safely tucked away, the R!soTs start
on the las, zap o. thetr 1872 schedule
Thus far tie season has estn 4 ttstinct
success. the big green warriors having
annexed elk u: 'Ae seven contests played
ard boxing oa,!' 70 the strong ". J.
combination.
The Buffalo Cre'EsrS hsr. scored ;
touchdown IN every game and are work
'Cx hard 20 keep thls record. Marietta
E1itier and Mes. Virginia We.lAvan are
tn. ;Sree remaining gsnes 81 Manager
Boy ds schedule. % the thr.s Butler
promises i er!nS the strongest eleven.
The boys from Indiana have been p'op-
ping Up most everything n the west
and have hen doing :; b. BIG scores.
Bethany f.,s are looking forward - me
Sot-c pame-Bu,lsr game -">' S4tuTda%.
This contest will be an ar'd t-s; tcr the
Nesterrers AID Will indicate their
strength.
In the r.antlare Coaches Mcrrov ,n4
yesterday are not overlooking ~. Mar
iA,ta gare. The Oh:csns held Grove
CITY to . sccreless re the Wseh after
Bethany was foread 20 use ereryth'r,
they had 70 V!n l4-o. Bethany. 'h'>
week pay be minus several et taeI
best msa because OF injuries. Ir.itri-
b,lity also threatens some et tho main
s,ays. Randolph. will probahiy 'ss KEPT
cut because OF hts Sroken thumb. Pat
tsrson. who had hts leg wTenched IN the
oh!a L. game. - improving ard Viii don
the no.esk!ns th!s afternoon.
Announcement was made last evening
that tickets 10 the B!Son-Buttsr clash
on Novembe! 25th were 10 be ~, on sale
a: the usual agencies toncrrcw. Two
more sections have bsen reserved oa tie
west stts 81 tAt Held ard Graduate Man
ager Boyd snnauaces tia; the ist. @ai
aad Srd rows will rot D. sold due TO
the tac: that difficulty vas experienced
las; week n Witnessing the Sagre from
those seats 4 reV system Of usher!Rs
will also 80 In roguc and ar usher ard
en- assistant will ~ or hand Tor each
section As ,ha ticket stubs are present
ed 70 the usaeCs each holder vM ~
shou,n e. his seat. The seats Will ce
remembered ea-l% next week ard >
r.aaue VII! De let, 8, each agency which
will describe Ire eTart lnca'i"1 Of the
ssAt.
Ohio Requests Tickets.
GyaGuats Manage B"yd s,s.es that
Inquiries tor ,ick.,s hav. been 50 nu-
rnerous from outlying towns tha. sgen-
,!es Will be established IN Nsv Martins
VILE. Cameron. MouudsvillH. Cadis.
Bara.sv!tle. s.. Cla.rsville, "elSorrs
aud S,eubenYtlle. 4 request 'or thirty
tickets from 2sn-syil!s ird.catcs the
great interest trat s. bang shown n
the coming game and Z IS altogether
likely shat cHe reserved s.a'S VII N"'
Mold out pssr Wednesday cc tA~ 1teA Of
ths game.
Alumni VIII Attend
great nuyacer 81 Rethac" sir1:n'
will De ~ hard Cor be fracas a. letters
core Ia.lv 30 tn" managers on!ce re-
ssrytao sea-. :'y parties from Cleveland
Last Liverpool Akron. Pittsburgh ana
Other points north IN Ohio and PennsTl-
Nauia u hile down around ClarEsou-S and
ya,rmcnt another substantial group Of
grads are beginning 10 worry about
their paat5oards.
Mall Order Open.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15

A piano with a double key board IS
the work OF a Belgian !nretor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15

Bronze IS now Beng used IN place
}. paint on certain bridges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
Standing Of tho Player.

Alaska seals have been sec IN herds
Q, as h!sh as $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
Butler Bethany Clash Grips Interest OF ALI Followers


Graduate Manager BOYD has sen,
x.uv;.i letter % the Alumn. requesting
tina; ,hsy order their tickets n advance
70 mako sure tha, they are ab.e 10 &C
thu game after making the ,~ip. \ nun
Dor are already taH re advantage oE
the opportunity and, Is said t..t tho
larges, group Of old grads who have
seen game IN tho past ten wears VII.
Be on hand 20 witness the battle.
! Sale for Marietta Big.
Tickets 20 The Ma-!etta-Be,ha'% ga:re
!, weilshu-s this coming Saturday ,Aa
be purchased a. me :ol!o1v'ag agencies:
SCOTS Confectionery. IIsor's Drug
store and the Hote, Charlton in Wells
burg, L,ySon's Cigar stand ~ Wheeling
and The Labsue Clothing Store IN S,su-
bsnyiue A number will also ho !ett
with 81 Lake az FoIl2csh-c az tho
repper Club will be down again IN full
force 20 Snow the world that they know
and recognize ? good football team
when they See cae.
TIE Bison COACHES are running Their
proteges through SON" san preparation
for the KAN. VIII Marietta IN Vel
burg on Sa,.-Gay. The Pioneers ara g
p.c.td 70 Civ. the Eisors IL they wan
fc- An Afternoon entertainment ard
Morrow and Eas;e-d2y are taking Il"
chances on slipping Up on ;hiS l't.e ca-
counter TIE wa9r-shurc game was
considerable Q. lesson 20 the Bison
c-;Irl.r a-c 't~' arr working with a
vc,g>arc. q prove tina. they realize
this, rcre O. the next three sar1"s 49,"
ven Until they are PLAYED.
injured Coming Around
Kelley and Randolph az rounding
,sto share and Adkins has participated
+, two encounters without further agra
walton 70 his eroken .aw. k!dder -
ssa.n n tAr-top shape ard vii! undorht-
.tlv be IN Saturdays lineup. Easte!oaS
.yr-e.e-d himself as "a from SATISFIED
n:th the work OF ne team last Saturday
- breaking UP passes and as Marietta
has always met the Bison defense with
IA wicked aerial game there viii De p!en'|
cf TINA spent in this department the
next few days.
Marietta In GOOD shape.
Marietta comes - We!lsSur6 AFTER 4
v.,k nt res. due - -" cancellation Q!
wesr.vsa and as;"- their raEnifieeH'
battle against Grove CRY the Bison foi-
lovers view the coming contest Win
=, uttls apprehension Morrow has On
r-.ss.d the fac, thai !" VIII orcata
s.:',r after aeA, SATURDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
TICKETS SELLING FAST

Tickets f2r the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
h.lrS clash "n No Island Saturday
a., sr.i.mF faster than n crack OIL
stock salesman could sci, suckers"
his bogus s,och. Practically three
fourths Q; the number OF reserved
seats placed on sale have been pur-
chased and II Is doubtful II the other
will last through Friday. Persons
who have as yet failed TO purchase
seats sre advised 10 get their seats
now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
Ainmni WIN Attend.
Mall order o,

a result ~ M NN0I. - --Iu.rIes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

POLLARD & BAGBY. INC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
DIR. Lorenz Is Received
Officially by the Mayor
Hylan Rebukes Critics of Visit
ing Surgeon; Says People
Are Grateful

Mayor Hy1an received DR.. Adolph
Lorenz, the Austrian surgeon, at the
City Hall yesterday and uttered a re-
bukc to the people Of the city who
criticized him. The Mayor declared he
represented "5,555, 900 out Of the 6,000,-
900 population of the city who held a
warm place in their hearts for you.
Bowing very low, DR.. Lorerz re-
sponded:
~ thank you, Mr.. Mayor. I am too
old to be offended and, if / weren't too
old, I am too busy to be offended"
Professor Lorenz was introduced to
the Mayor by DR.. Roya, S. Copeland,
Health Commissioner, who said the
professor had come to this country on
an GRAND Of mercy
ale has come to New York" said
the Health Commissioner, land has
brought to the surface thousands Of
crippled children, hundreds Of whom
can be helped There is something
wrong with our service when we realize
that out of every thousand of our
citizens six are crippled.'
Dr.. Lorenz delivered to the Mayor a
letter from Jacob Reimann, Mayor Of
Vienna, expressing his thanks for the
help received from this country for the
starving Austrian people and children.
In welcoming DR.. Lorcnz tho Mayor
declared there was not right think
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Everglades Club Elects
Several New Members
Curnee Mum and Harold Van.
dcrbilt and Party Enjoy Golf
on Palm Beach Links
Special Dispatch TO The Tribune

Special Dispatch TO The Tribune
PALM BEACH. Fla, Jan. 1.-THE
first meeting Of the board Of governors
Of tho Everglades Club was held to-
day, followed by q luncheon. Attend
ing it were Walter j. Mitchell. Lewis
@. Jones, William l.. Green, Pierre l..
Barley, Joe Speidcl and T. r. Reese.
Newly elected members are George A.
Dobyne, Beverly Farms, Mass; Colonel
Robert E. Glendenning, Philadelphia;
Harry M. Newington, Willis Beaver
Paine, Henry X. Williams and Carl
Clarkson Springer, New York; Andrew
A. Thompson. Uniontown, Pa, and
Frederick L. Wadsworth and John G.
Walker, Detroit.
Women associate subscribers arc {:
Mrs. Robert Kirk Quinby, Pittsburgh;
Miss Constance Wcstcott, Philadel
phia; Miss Ruth G. Dennson, Media,
Pa: Miss Gertrude h. Hayes, Clevc-
land, and Miss Annie Walker Rich
m ,nd, Va.
Mrs. John NJ. L. Rutherford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierre l.. Barley and Henry c.
Drayton were out on tho Everglades
links. Gurnec Mum and Harold s.
Vanderbilt and his party also were out
for golf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Mitchell, Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Spats With Silk
Hose Prescribed
By DR.. Copeland
Health Commissioner Seeks
to Solve Problem Offered
by Women's Attire and
Perils of Winter Chill

DR.. Royal S. Copeland, the citys
Health Commiss ioner has been troubled
of mind recently. He scents a con-
spiracy on the part of the women, as
found in these parts. to dcludc Fore
caster Scarr into thinking it is summer
part Of the day and winter at other
times and is afraid that perhaps the
latter may finally be led into some
CHASTITY miscalculation which will upset
all preconceived ideas as to the order
Of the seasons.
That would be very bad, the Com
missioner feels. Having open cars in
winter and closed cars in summer is
enough to upset the average citizen
into wrong thinking, but if the weather
man were lea to combine with the troll
ley lines the result probably would be
mobbed for wearing straw hats out Of
season, crowds would flock to the Polo
Grounds, only to be disappointed, and
the theatcrs would be deserted.
Yesterday the Doctors worry became
so intense that he thought it advisable
to issue warning statement, explain
ing that New York women who appear
IN snort skirts. SILK stockings and low
shoes have not been deceived by the
recent stories that the North Pole is
moving around and really don't mean
anything by the way they dress.
SO long as the calendar is not upset
by the attempt to make New York a
second Palm Beach. tho commissioner
sees little amiss in the styles. Eyes
and No" was his answer when ques-
toned as to whether the exposure of
the lower cxtremties is dangerous.
"W earring underwear thick enough t.
furnish armor plate for battleship"
he explained, induces perspiraton in
doors, making the wearer doubly sub
iect to colds when she goes out. On
the other hand, silk stockings are not
too good protection against the
winter wind.
"Spats are the ideal solution Of the
winter legwear problem. They are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Bandits Get 5000
As Police Pursue
Fake Tip to Slayer
While Reserves and Detec-
tives Search a Tenement
for Negro Boldly, Hold-Up
Gang Robs Poultry Store

1t appeared last night. after sixteen
men had held up Harry Baumans poul-
try store at oil West y-fourth
Street while reserves and all available
detectives from the West Sixty-e eighth
Street police station, in response to a
telephone message, were searching a
tenement at 23S West Sixty second
Street for Luther Boldly, the young
negro slayer. that crooks have taken
to sending the police in search OF the
colorcd fugitive to clear the way for
their own depre dations.
Lieutenant Hammil was on the desk
when the telephone message came, the
voice on the wire saying that he had
just seen Boldly enter the tenement on
Sixtysecond Street. After a few Ques-
lions. Hammil called out all his men
in the police station. They coriman-
deered the utomobiles going south I'M
til every one of the police was OF his
way to the scene
Gordon was thrown about the
building Every corner of the prem
Uses was searched. Crowds were at
tracted by the excitement. No trace of
Boldly was found
In the mean time, while the police
were on this wild goose chase six men
drove up 10 Bauman's store. two blocks
away. and entered with drawn revolt
vers. About nine persons were in the
store. The hold-up men warned them
to keep quiet. as they moart business
They then went through Bauman's
pockets and found twenty cents. The
cash reg ster was more opulent From
it they took between $500 and 5000.
With farewell warning not to make
an outcry. the bandits disappeared in
their automobile.
Detective Harry Singer, happening
along at that time, saw the automobile
speeding west toward West End Ave
nue. and fired two shots after it The
bandits escaped.