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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
WEST VIRGINIA READY
FOR MARIETTA CLASH
Mountaineers Como Out Of WedsJau
Contest in Good Physical Con0-
ton with Few Exceptions.

Mor6antown w. Va, Oct. z.-Ihe
West virginia football squad came out
Of it's opening game with Wesleyan az
Fairmont Saturday in very good pny-
steal condition considering the stsenu-
,usncss Of which the battle was waged.
Nardicci, Tough. Davis. Martin ana
hers who were bumped badly ana
Ken out Of the combat, however, snow
g., N at practice today none the worse
apparently for the opener. Coach spears
gave the men light workout, goins
over in detail the mistakes OF satur-
DAYS game and starting preparations
for next Saturdays game with MARKETS..
Spearsmade IL plain that he was 1si
from satisfied with the performance Oh
Tho team as whole In Saturdays game
and he took great deal Of pains 10
no;nt out the mistakes made by various
Individuals. Marietta should not give
the Mountaineers 4 great deal OF trou-
hIe Judging from the losing game play
ed with salem. but perhaps Salem Is
stronger team than is generally recog-
nized' At all events. Spears plans 70
noint his team for the game just As
though an extremely difficult opponent
was on the list and there Will be no
re,un in the work OF the men this week
The battle for positions started asain
TODAY according 10 Spears program gnu
there may be changes In the lineup oe-
fore the end Of the present week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
ISLAND TOSSERS TO
MEET WARW00D WE'D.
Int.r.st IN match wednesday Evening
Is Creating Emotion Arnonx
Fans and Players.

Warwood's classy team o. horseshoe
players will lnvade the courts OF tho
Island Horseshoe league TOMORROW even
ing and NEE, the picked team OF players
from the league. The u2-the-rirer aE-
crsgac:on has been winning consistently
and the Island men are IN ior NO
ti,,c TIE sancs will be called at $50
o'clock sharp.
Tonights games follow:
Moore Sewlin VS.. Glass Barkes.
Carroil-Hawkius VS.. Brown-McGee.
Graham Ward W. L!pphardt-Francis.
Tyreu-Hai.er VS.. SinpSon-Casc.
Z.mmer-Whitham VS.. Schafer-Gamp-
bell.
Fuller Bell vs. Mcidel- Morgan.
Gabr.el-Sturgeon VS.. Bruhn-haueV.
Parker-Lew!s vs. Meizner-Peterson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03


New York Giants. champions of National league.
New York Yankees, champions OF American league
Number Of Games to Be Played
until OF tho contrasting clubs has scored -FOUR VIC
Schedule o
Series Wednesday, unless seventh
game is necessary the games
to decide the winner one day will
enh yamss The Giants will be the home"
and fifth games and the be home team for the
and sixth The home team each day VIII wear
tho second half Of the innings while the
will usual travelling uniforms OF gray and wiz Os
legal is not played the entire remaining ssneaT WIN
will be played on on the FOLLOWING
team day seventh is necessary tho
will decided BY the toss OF coin after the SIKH game
CANT Will Be Started
o'clock The gates VIII Dc oPeneu
~ 49, Players Who Are Eligible.
New York GisntsJohn J. Mctaw manager David bancroft
Ava Fisch Mek Castor Henry Gro Camsn
H Hugh Jennings coach Claude IonnS Geo[se h M An
Rawlings Robertson Wltd RYAN John Scott Earl
New York Yankees j. fussns
Hoyt samuel Jones Mays Mcmillan Michael McNsDy
Meusel Murray Frank oDou Charles oLear,
schang shawkey. Camp Skinner Elmer Smith
Ward and Lawon Wit
Division Of Series Receipts
ssen OF all taken in at very game will go to the
Tonss taken IN az ne S o. @ aTers' poo per cen, viii be
divided OF so per cent
club the losing club Fifteen per cent
nan races hyt regardless Of the outcome Of the series
pool will to the clubs finishing third IN
divided equally The club owners
the money LETT after the ADVISORY
sh sixth and seventh played
will of the net receipts the remainder
going
Scale Of Tickets.
each. lower stand (al esorVcd
g, each upper stand Cunreserve $3.50
served the stand Will be sold only
and Eighth avenue elevated
sold day Of at the
Eighth buying upper grand stand or
Immediately
Directions 70 Entering Grounds
at
Holders seats
must at the Speedway gates.
Of Polo Grounds
Lower reserved seats upper
unreseryed unreservd seats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
|CKP|TCHERFROlN TEXAS IS
I'm TOWN" FOR THE BIC SERIES
Babe Ruth May Be the Ter
ror of the Clash of Yanks
and Giants - Americans
Have the Edge In Pitching
Strength.

New York. Oct "A fast freight
train stopped IN Newark. y. J.. at dusk
today. and from one Of its car doors
jumped a lengthy, sunburned youth,
known down In far, hot corner Oh
Texas as Long Jim Baker, star hurh
Of a ,emi-professIonal team named alt'
4 grocer for advertising purposes
linn came 10 New York on tube tran
and found a cheap hotel. ~.
"Who's goin To pitch the fust game!
he asked.
Joe Bush, for TIC Yanks, and Little
Artie Nchf, the lcfthanded Giant an
swcred an individual khose face was
buried in a sporting page A.,
"Wa'al," drawlcd Jim. been cxpectin'
fer some time that some of these mere
DAYS Id be a'pitchin' world series
game myself. so thou't ID como up 10
see what there Ike. get used 10 the
crowds Of folks and all that stun.
Amt never seed one afore.
Crowds Arriving.
A. about the same time Jim left his
freight and for some hours previously
during the day. fast passenger trains
were arriving at their New YORK Ter
minals, bringing crowds of minor ana
major league players, managers anu
officials and newspaper men and la'F-
sized bunch Of fans.
II probably is true that the sectional
interest is not so great when the seEies
has for its principals two teams OF the
same city. but baseball fan is like
lIttlc boy when his sisters beau Is call
ing. He cannot foregn. the burning &C.
sire to take a peek. And now and then
n funny thing about tho world series
Is WHY they call IL that. The contest
ing teams are always American teams
and one could hardly conceive or IN
tcrest in the series being manifest IN
the Orient. or in the Far North couh-
tries Of Europe.
Vet among o. writer's who VIII re-
mort tho games for newspapers from
other countries are a squad from Eng
land. two from Japan, one from France.
ono from Russia. one from Cuba,
counle from Brazil and the Argentine, a
half score from Canada and one from
Sweden.
Ruth Nay De "Tsrror."
Business managers Of both the clubs
bave announced that the requests for
sea, reservations are much larger than
last year when the YANKEES anu u'e
Giants were principals.
pcrsons In the Polo grounds, where all
the games Will be played.
Babe" Ruth, notwithstanding the
fact that he was kept out OF the game
for more than n month and gave way
To- Rogers Hornsby of the Cardinals Tor
home run honors, is expected TO be
! somewhat Of terror to the Giant
| hurlers.
VA US, wait till Babe Ruth steps up
to the plate with that old bludgeon OF
his'n" warned a Park Row newsboy who
believes in the Yanks. He'll make en-
look sick. he will
i The big four OF the Yankee pitching
staff, Bush, Shawkey. Hoyt and Mays
are rated by the experts to be much
better than McGraw's moundsmen. Nehf.
Jess and Virgil Barnes. Jack Scott, Nc
Ouillan and Ryan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

When Pancho villa. the clever little
Philippine. Is. Old Johnny Euil anu
won an American championship, he per-
formed a feat that has never been equal
cd by any other Oriental
IN the Philippines they are jost as
much excited over Villa as South Amer
leans are over Luis Pirpo. the heavy
weight: and justly 80. for l'ancho Is d
fighter. every 10 pounds OF him. ne
knocked Buff from pillow 10 post wiih
his tearing let's and rights. he was
all over Buff from gong to gong. Md
for a member of the Malay race to hsht
his way into a major title. and to be
good enough to win Worlds champi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

pick Villa and that match ended MS
prospects. for McndeS hasn't been hcarn
Of since. and Pancho started after buit'
This tiny philippine is an cXceeding'
polite little fellow. Although lie hGnts
like a tiger when the bout Is on he d!s-
plays the utmost concern over the WEI
fare Of his victim the moment the hgh'
is over.
His style Of nShtus IS Spectacular
and he possesses such pleasing person
alIty that he wins the fans over 10 hini
IN "a hnry. He IS by far the most pop
since Jimmy Wilde came mere from
England. and as 4 fighter Villa Is real
ular little boxer to visit this countr!
champion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
G. ANH ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED
PoE SATURDAY HAS BEEN
MOVED UP ONE DAY THIS
WEEKEND
viii ALLOW Football Pans In valley TO
Witness BethAny-Wash-Jeff Clash
on Saturday.

Announcement WIS made last CN"-
ming by Athletic Director William y.
Lang OF Mhcei rg high school, That the
game between the Gold and Blue eleven
and tho Triadelphia team would be
played Friday afternoon on the Island
Athletic field instead Of Saturday a
announced on the schedule.
Tho change in the dntc comes ah"u'
because of the fact tina. bethany CLASHES
with Washing, on-J cftcrS"n at WASH
ineton, Pa. and many football fans IN
the Ohio valley, wishing to sec the col
lego clash, would be unable I" sec the
hirh school game. This arrangement
vii, rive the rooters Of both local teams
q chance to SEQ both games. Tn" gam!
E>ridy will be called at o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

After having slightly recovered from
the shock they received last SATURDAY
when they were held 10 a tie by the
Shadysde Nigh eleven. Bcllaire's HUSKY
squad went through their first WORKOUT
Yesterday afternoon, In preparation l"F
heir game with Steubenvill"' next sat
urday, at Bellairc. The Stubers are sup
nnr,inp a fast team this season and the
Red and Black squad Will have to hustle
10 win Judging from their gam" last
Saturday. ANYWAY. It's II safe net 10
say that Galbcrach Will groom his SQUAD
for the occasion and be able to meet the
Invaders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

onship. Is a decidedly unusual thing.
Several negroes have held honors OF
that kind. but no Oriental has ever
como close to winning a title.
If Villa can pu! Champion Wilde out
NJ retirement n worlds title might be
his.
Villas real name is Francisco Tingson.
Discovered by Elmo Flores. the l,h's-
ippino lightweight, 1t wasn't long before
ne had cleaned up the native crop III ms
own weight. He then too"k on Mcndcs'
an Australian. who stopped oil at Ma
Mia on his way here to fight Wide
bcnt on making n little expense money.
Nendes was unfortunate enough 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

The Yankees will meet tho fast COL
umbia club Sunday afternoon on the
Baucrs park. Fulton. The teams are old
rivals and are presenting the strongest
SQUADS in several seasons and good
game is expected. Announcement was
made last evening that both squads are
holding daily practice sessions and viii
be In tho best OF condition for the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
Worlds Series UmpireS

New York. Oct. w. J. kleMm ana
William Mccormick, for the National
League. and c. Il. Owens and george
Hildcbrand. for the American League
were announced to-day as the ump'res
for the worlds series By Commissioner
N NJ. Landis.
President Heydler. OF the National
League. announced that f. c. Cutgley
and Robert Hart would otftciate for the
older orgauiza ton in CHICAGO city series
between the Cubs and the White SoN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

not uu-
Neale whose home is in ParSers'
burg, first doomed into the SridiroH
sports hall OF fame" when he played
football with ParkersburG high school
and later with West Virginia Mes
leyan college. He later coached the
Wesleyan teams. nc TOOK part Ill all
sports while attending school. ana
was one OF the greatest athletes ever
turned out in West Virginia.
Big League Playe-.
Realizing his worth as baseball
player, Cincinnati signed Ncaic TOR
their outtield Later he was sent to
Philadelphia in the same league. but
alter 1 season there retUrn"l 10 th"
Reds, where he is still: member OF
that team.
Sians With W. & J.
In the fall of 1921 he signed con-
tract TO coach the football team OF
Washington-Je frerson college at Wash
ington, Pa. His first year there was
one OF success. His team went through
the season without a defeat and later
made the trip TO California, where
they held the Golden Bears 70
scoreless tie on New Years day. ms
is his second year as mentor ot the
Presidents. and his announcement yes
terday that il would be his last VIII De
q disappointment TO his many Irienos'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
CORRECTION

Washington. Penn. Oct. 2.--W. j.
defeated Westminster here Saturday 81
ia o and not IS to u AZ originally broad
castcd !, develops that fullba"k Buch-
anau failed to drop kick goal foioW-
ing the final touchdown. although II was
generally believed tfrat he had d"nc so
Referee Fred CrOlius appealed I" In
n controversy. said today that tho maj
goal was not kicked. Thousands OF dol
lars IN wagers were diverted today as
result Of the decision as most Rcd and
BLACK supporters had bet that tho pres
dents would win by IS points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
Worlds Record Broken

Hels:ngfors. Finland, Oct. by the
Associated PressD-Hannes kolemain-
en-. the Finnish runner. broke inc
worlds record today. for thirty ktlo-
metres. doing the distance IN one hour
IONS record was held by A. S,enros also
OF FINLAND. who finished in one hour. ~
seconds and 81 seconds in 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
Barred By Doctors

Philadelphia, Oct. 2.-Physicians to-
day barred Pancho Villa. the new Amert-
can flywcight boxing champion from
his scheduled bout tonight with Batt'-
ing Murray, declaring that the cham
p.on IS suffering from chickcnpox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
WHEELING TR|ADELPH|A CONTEST
CHANGED To FRIDAY At ERNOON

while expected To win the gam" thi9
Weekend fears the youngsters WI"
will bn his teams opponents. Jester
,ay he pushed his squad ,hr"uS, hhrI
practice session and announced nc Will
continue the same throughout the week.
Warwood. while carrying several III
iircd men. expect all to be able to enter
SATURDAYS game and will give tn" up
th,-rIycr team Il run for their money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

but who wants to kiss eruptionet
PinIply men don't look like the owners
OF anything. Pimply women. too, axS
puzzles, with no prospects ana 20
power. Young men and women. here's
the positive way out: Pnyscs AnSS
pursatives will fail. What you nsea
Z q scientific blood-cleanser:: g. 3. .:
3 one OF the most powerful desGoy ,st.
Of blood impurities. You can prove I'M
IA Q short time. s. 8. 6. has ben
passed on by q jury Of millions Of PEG:
Die Just IKE yourself. 1t Is eonsidefSa
one Of the most powerful yese0bis
blood purifiers and flesh-builderS p
existence. That's why YOU hear Of %
many underweight people putting On
lost flesh in hurry, why you hear o. -. @
scourss. with 9. SIS. Start today Win
s s. 2. and ree your face clear and
your skin get ruddtes. yosr n lean
c.raer s. s. s. is sold at q drug
stores, In two sizes The lArEse- 80
y the moro economical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
STRONG NEW YORK STATE HIGH
aOHooL ELEVEN MEETS THE
LoUCK'S PURPLE ELEVEN
AT LEAGUE PARK.
Game Should Prove Bsst Local Attrac-
hon on Saturdays card-A
Larre Crowd Expected.

Masten Park High school. Of Buffalo.
New YorN, will invade this city next
Saturday afternoon 10 meet the Purple
and White gridd"rs of Martins Ferry
on tho League Park grounds. Martins
Ferry. The contest is one OF tho big
ycst intersectional matches ever pulled
off In the Ohio Valley. and besides. Ia
the first time 4 team from New YORK
state has ever appeared in this locality.
Little Is known OF the Invaders except
they are the strongest scholastic OUTFIT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

Pittsburgh Oct. 3-Coach Earle t'Grcasy Neale OF the
WASHINGTON and Jefferson college football eleven declared IN
burch today that c will contract coach the ashlngo
Pa. squad next year. ,:uu , ,rn,,+
Thcre must only boss and when am coaching want
TO be that boss. declared Neaie. ~. ,..-,
He added that been hampered and annoyed III ms WORK
v considers who attempted dictate what should and shouu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
NEW MANAGER

James Burdr - the new mnrager or
the Bcl.ajrc Indians football team. haV-
ing relieved John Sokol, who resigned
to give his complete time to his other
duties with tho club. Any club wish
irg dates with the eleven may arrnnss
for same by calling BeiIaire i>9-R. or
writing box 1Q2, Bellair&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

Tndiscouraged by their second de-
feat In as many starts Ernie Beck
Union squad although crippled, turned
out to practice yesterday with deter
mineG vim to add their first win Satur-
6.y, when they meot Mingo at home:
Beck's crew is light but packs night ana
If the injured members Of the sauaH
round into shape for the clash, a mighty
good game Is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

RuLle started hi> squad IN u "c"h CO
intensive training yesterday III rrcpara
ton for their game with SiSlcrSNiIIo
this weekend. Mound city looks quite
In. sensation .hi5 year and with Two
victories. already added this season
should win Saturdays game. Tho sGna l
~ III good condition with tn" eNpec'a-
lion at minor injuries and ar" display
ing mid-season form in practice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
YANKEE A. c, eleven
TO MEET C0LUMBIAS
rvo Teams VIM BE In Best of Condition
for Contsst-Both Well Coached
Machines.

The Yankee \. c. football play
ers are asked 10 attend a club
meeting this evening a; the club
in East Wheeling. The discus
sion Will be of interest 20 every
member OF the squad and a full
altcnda nee is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

Fresh from their opening victory over
Union last saturday. the Orange squad
Of athletes held an easy session yes
,rrdav in their FIRST workout In propara-
ton for the Bridgeport game inns SAL
urday, Tho cadets won in impressive
fashion from Union but Bridgcnort -
expected to be a tough opponent an"
thcir showing against Triadclphia Is
helm. taken into consideration by Nuss
while ILnsly Is conceded the edge IN thu
eame bridgeport nevertheless looks
like trouble. 1t ia understood that tins
game may also b. staged Oh Friday In
stead of Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
|AASTEN PARK 0E BUFFALO PLAYS
MARTINS FERRY HIGH SATURDAY

I'm their homo state and have a large
husky squad. This fact slon" sA"uIa
mako II plain that tho PERTAINS shouId
have to hump to win over their oppo-
ncnts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

Wheeling highs squad received an
other hard workout under tho watChfui
eve OF Coach Stobbs yesterday. ana
after their weeks layoff. look TO be in
fairly good condition for their game
with Triadelphia. While the Gold and
Blue will be handicapped because OF
many injuries. the followers OF the team
expect them to win close one from
the Triads. Yesterdays practice 'nrlud-
ed a short suappy drill In whicn StohhS
gave his team workout in all the plays
and fundamentals the squad possessed
A brief scrimmage ended the session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
Warwood Looking Good

The warwood Athletic football team
{. fortunate in securing the service or
Alec Snedden Of the Island as ono OF
the back field men. 10
He has signed up to play with the
A. G. club for this season and Is expect
ed to show some very fine plays In tho
line Of tackle and end runs.
Snedden has proven to be one OF the
best defensive men Of the Island ana
one OF the fastest ball carriers OF the
Warwood outfit. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

After their second straight defeat
this season. last Saturday. when they
were defeated by Mouudsville, Wells
burg meets Warwood's light eleven this
weekend The Green neld F"liannbee
10 4 low score last Friday and Elder,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
7reaSv Neae Sore: Leaves W. ( J. al Seasons Close
DECLARES HIS WORK AS COACH
HAS BEEN INTERPRETED WITH

"THERE MUST BE ONLY ONE BOSS" THE PARK.
ERSBURGER DECLARES, AND ADDS HE HAS
BEEN "HAMPERED AND ANNOYED" IN HIS
WORK BY OUTSIDERS WHO ATTEMPTED TO
DICTATE"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

A Mexican land owner recently SOFA
a farm OF 100000 acres.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

Totals 27a EOS 2S9 3o7. l14S
To-nisht: Dew Drops VS.. L. Dairy No.
l: Indian. W. O Dairy No I
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-03

Real Spanish fighting bulls were transported from Spain to Hollywood via Mexico fo rthe sensational bull ring scenes of "Blood and Sand" Rodolph Valentino's first Paramount star picture which will be shown at the Central theatre Friday and Sat urday and at the Eagle theatre next Sunday. They are said 10 have diff fered from the domestic variety as Man-o'War differs from the humble truck horse. Running wild from birth on lonely ranches, shipped in black boxes !o continue their isola- tion from mankind. they entered the arena with only the elemental instincts of wi.G animals, to kill and destroy any one daring enough to face them.
 And Nr Valentino had to get out in front of these interesting crea-
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-03
"Exit-the Vamp"

Is it possible for a wife to vamp her husband? Can she sufficiently con- ceal her identity by the aid of cos metics to prevent recognition and de Jude her husband into the belief that she is the other woman with whom he is temporarily infatuated?
 In her new Paramount picture, "EXit-the Vamp," which will be the big feature at the Eagle theatre Tues day and Central theatre Wednesday and Thursday, Ethel Clayton answers these questions emphatically in the affirmative. In fact, she proves that a wife who is neglected by her hus- band in favor of another woman, may win him back again by vamping him, while if she created a violent scene, she might have lost him forever.
 Miss Clayton has an exceptionally strong role in this new Clara Beranger story produced by Frank Urson with unusually artistic results. It is an appealing story, with many gripping qualities and situations that thrill. The photography of c. E. Schoenbaum is artistic and the production as a whole is of the highest calibre.
 T. Roy Barnes, well known stage player, plays opposite Miss Clayton. Fontaine La Rue, who scored so heav- fly in 'The Lost Romance" and Beyond" is seen as the vamp in this production. Theodore Roberts, "the grand old man of the screen" has a congenial role, and others in the cast include William Boyd, Mickey Moore, and Hattie Peters.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-03
Her Winning Way

Joseph Henabery. who directed Her Winning Way" which is the feature at the Lyric theatre, next Friday, is one of the most capable directors in the field of light comedy. This has been amply proven by his sue cesses with Douglas Fairbanks Fat ty" ArbucSle and later with Miss Minter in several Of her recent pie lures.
 Assisting Mir. Henabery was Rich ard l.. Johnston, Mir. Johnston is a graduate of one Of the California universities, and came to the pie ture field intending to learn it from the bottom up
 Faxon Dean, at the camera, has proved himself an artist in the man. agement of lighting and effects. He has had long experience in every branch of photography; and has been responsible for the photographic beau ty of many Realart pictures.