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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 40 Is "a Is Totals. 81 "A 27 8
ran for schults in ninth inning.
fBatted for PeSttca In nth inning.
tran fog Mueller In dfth inning
SBatted for North In seventh inning.
st. Louis. o o o 1 Z o 8 Is
Pittsburgh. ......O o o 0 5 o o x-o
Runs-Smith az. Hornsby az, Fournier
tl2), Stock 90, Maranyills (2), Carey, Big
bee t2l. Barnhart, Traynor. Grimm, Ad-
ans. Error-Toporcer. Two-base hits-Plack
Hornsby ~, Fournier, Stock Bigbee, Rohwer
Mueller. Three-base hits-Barnhart, Traynor,
Grimm. Home run-Bigbee. Stolen base-
Flack. Sacrihce-Carey. Double plays
Maranville, unassisted; Barfoot. stock and
Fournier. Left "a bases-st Louis, g; Pitt.
bursh. 8. Bases on balls-st. Louis, 8; Pitts-
Struck out--By North. 2: by Adams, 3. Hits-
on Pertica. in inninEs; OF North, in 2
innings; Oh Barfoot, in , inninrs; Of Adams
13 in 71-3 inninSs: of Carlson. In Is
innings. Balk-North. winning pitcher
Adams. Losing pitehsr-Pertica. Umpires-
hour and a minutes-
Evening star., 1922-07-02
.BR|TON TRIPLE WINNER
IN A.A. j. TITLE GAMES
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
STANFORD BRIDGE. England,
July III. F. v. Edwards, one Of
England's speediest sprinters. showed
prominently in the Amateur Athletic
Association championships, held here
today, winning the hundred-yard
dash, the 220 and the quarter mile.
The results were:
100 YARDsEwon BY Edwards, England,
10 seconds.
HALF NILE-Won by Mountain, Cambridge
University, ! minute IS IS seconds.
THROWING THE HAKKEK-Lendh, 6vs-
den, liz feet 8 inches.
POLE vAuIT-eespaieh, switserland, II
feet.
ME wALK-Fns.ris, Italy. "a minute. 30
fHHowue JAvHn-yshaas.en. Finland.
200 feet inches.
QUARTER nLE-Edwards, England, 50 Is
seconds.
Is 3-5 seconds.
ONE XILENcPhss. Scotland, 4 minute.
HIGH JuMf-Lsvdsa, Franco, s fest II
BROAD Juxr-Hss. Norway, - feet 8
4ao YAnDs-!Edv.rd.. Ensl.nd, - s.oonas.
land, IL minutes 1-6 second.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
CARDINALS WIN OPENER,
BUT PIRATES GET EVEN

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 1.-st.
Louis pounded Cooper and Glazner
hard in the first game OF today's
double-header, winning the opener.
9 TO 5, while the Pirates took the Sec
In the second Pittsburgh scored six
runs in the third inning, holding the
lead throughout.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Match Wolfe and Jerome. i

7 CLEVELAND, Ohio. July Jack
Wolfe Of Cleveland, and frankie Je-
rome, New York. bantamweightss
in the semi-sinal to the Johnny Bun.
Joe Lynch championship bout ct New
York. Judy,t0 fltis st 49,
Evening star., 1922-07-02

Manhattan Athletic Club 10 -anoth-
or hrst-class team due to go forth
to battle. It will clash with Quincy
Athletic Club, by which 1t was de-
feAted last month. The Manhattans
took q s.to-4 trimming from the
Woodleys yesterday, but they are
confident OF coming back In great
form against the Quacs.
Knickerboeker Club, which 10 to
entertain the Gibraltars. 1921 cham
pions, on Knick field today, Will
battle against the Costello Post nine
Tuesday at Georgetown Field.
BuchanAn Juniors desire games In
the fifteen -sixteen-year class. They
are especially anxious to procure q
July engagement. Manager Ken
nedy may be telephoned at Lincoln
1899 between 8 and 7 pm.
National Capital Post. " r. W., will
have to cancel its July 1 engagement
with the Riverdale, Nd. nine. Most
Of the ". F. W. players will be away
from Washington the day set for the
fray.
Polk nins took the measure of the
Star Mideets in 5-to-S tilt The
Folks chased two runs across In the
ninth.
Mount Rainier Indians will journey
to Riverdale this afternoon for a
Evening star., 1922-07-02
AMERIAN LEAGUE RACE
PROVING UNIQUE AFFAIR
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

July 1.-The American League has had unique
m this which not be overlooked On
Saturday in base bail statistics
York aud Boston has been in third
and mother and century never
that happen again
that the Washington, Philadelphia
clubs have each been high third and low eighth
Evening star., 1922-07-02

struggle with the Riverdale Juniors.
Play Will start at 3 o'clock. The Po-
tomac Juniors and the Diamonds Will
be met in a double header July 4 by
the Indians.
Brookland Athletic Club will be
host to Brightwood Club this after
noon. Play on the field at 7th and
Monroe. streets northeast will begin
at O'Clock.
Park View Athletic Club Is to in
wade Bowie, Nd, Tuesday for a game.
The locals probably will reinforce
their team for the match.
Seminole Athletic Club and Peer
less Midgets are to play at Camp
Meigs today. The Seminoles are look. !.
ing for other games with midget
mines. Telephone challenges to Basil
Sillsrs at Lincoln 1880. {
Washington Barracks nosed out
Fort Washington. 4 to 3, yester-
day in a game Of the series for the
championship OF the Army district Of
Washington. The Barracks team
made two runs in the ninth. The game
was a mound duel between kirsch of
the winners and Alexander.
will clash at Union Park this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Both teams have
been pointing for the meeting.
Evening star., 1922-07-02

between May and May a that they
didn't know where they were spend-,
ing their time. They threw out q
parachute and trusted to q divine
providence, which looks after even
the sparrow.s flight. The very fact
that the raoe is SO varied shows how
closely the teams are lighting. 4
Evening star., 1922-07-02

TbHtteu I0r GIaZner IN Seventh INNING,
Pittsburgh. o o Q Q i / o-6
Runs-Flack, Mann (2). Hornsby t2),
Schultz Gainor. Fournier, shotton. Aaranville,
Bigbee l2). Barnhart, Traynor. Errors
schults. Barnhart. Three-base hits-Hornsby,
Gainor, Stock. Carey, Rohwer. Home run
Hornsby. sacrihce-stock. Double plays-
Maranville to Grimm. Left on basss-st Louis,
10; Pittsburgh. IL. Bases on balis-On Doak, ,
3; OF North. /; OF Glaner. l. Struck OUT
s..Dss s Ho ek csSRs boai os S0fh ,sns:, ?,
none out in sixth inning; or North, 8 in
innings; 81 YelloEhorse. none in ! inning. OF
8 innings. Winning pftcher-Doak Losing
pitcher-Cooper. Umpires-Messrs O'Day and
Hart. Time Of game hours and 10 minutes
Evening star., 1922-07-02
THREE SANDLOT BATTLES
ARE ON CARDS FOR TODAY

REE trouble stalking big today in the sandot
base bali Jungle Kenworth Athletic Club Peerless Athletic
Club of District and Shamrock th
le Club which holds forth negbhood of the yard
the adventure All tackle formidable that have
Washington aggegations and
they prepared for
Keniworh who bowling
all while the Peerless crowd will invade Seat Pleasant for
The Shamrocks
make Alexandria
The bunch successful in its last visit
Evening star., 1922-07-02
williams to Add Soccer.

Williams College viii ada soccer %
its -yaraitZ- .spexfs N1Et -31a1
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FIRST GAME.

Totals. "A 16 27 IA Totals. 80 II 27 II
Ran for Clemons in seventh inning.
fBatted for Glaxner In seventh inning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
R0TARIANs ENTERTAIN
VISITING DELEGATION

The regular weekly meeting OF tho
Wheeling Rotary club was held yes'er-
day at noon at the MCLurr' Fllteen
Rotari..ns were Present from the Wash
lngton IA Rotary club. The meeting
was presided over by Dr. Harry NJ. Hall.
Eotarian Baird Mitchell delivered an
Interesting papcH on Ponds. lie SAID
that bonds differed from stock in that
stockholders Woo partners In cor1or-
ut,on and that hondholdcrs were credi-
tors. Jle also stated that bond dealers
were IN a ScU.:c custod.anS " capital
and that they had 10 hc skilled In their
work end have n cair knowledge OF Sc
curit!es in order to succeed.
Rotar!an Hurry j. Corcoran discussed
pure water and urged that all wear the
lure Water" hnttOn until after election
day.
At the. request Of Eo,arlan Ward b.
Elliott. President Hall announced that
April -. way me closing date for all
members to signify their intention or
making the TRIP TO Los Angeles.
Tho delegation from Washington was
headed hv MIR. Frank Gcrthel. president
Of the club. and with him were the fol-
l'"lus Hl'lt bt' - - ~ W -'~N'' e~' '
professor Of political science In W. and
J. college: J. -. McMurray, an eye and
ear specialist: John G. STEERS. Supcrin-
tondent Of public schools; Joseph Mer-
Ger, of the G'ohc theatre; d.. y. l.
Thompson. surgeon: ". II. Wallace.
lumber: Franz Lewis. druggist: pr. T.
NJ. IIazlc;t, physician; c. L. Penn. dyer
cleaner: Russell Lippincott, Of William
Henry hotel: II. \. Eatherton. OF the
Findlay Clay Tot Co: Lon Paul. grocer;
Or Wolfe. a dentist and J. NJ. Jones'
banker.
J. Clyde Mc'IreEor. OF the Washington
delegation. - 4 former wheeling boy,
n son o. Mr. n 7. Grccnr and q brother
Of Wilbur g. Mrir"Go- and Edgar K.
McGrcgo7 OF Howard ITazi"tt & Son.
McGroror had 4 great deal 10 do with
getting. the Rotary club to come 10
Wheeling today.
Other guests present at tohay's meet
ing were ". HaChcHheimcr, OF tho
Moundsvillc Rotary club: and Irof II.
s. Cal!owhill, az the y. VI. c. a. guests
If W. ]. Permission; Robert G.. Orr.
guest Of Graham Marsh; Fred F.. Filed.
IT New YORK CITY. a Eucs; OF Baird
MitNhr,l: II. y. Vaughan, guest Of w.
u. Gilbert; and II. r. Gordon guest OF
Il. w. Fick"s and Fred Neid!inG. OF
FindlaT, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
! THE THEATRES ;;
SEAT SALE OPENS FOR
RECORD BREAKERS

Jacl, Reid and his famous Record
Breakers Co.." one OF the best hlGh
class burlcsdue attractions that has
ever visited this city, is announced 10
play the Court Friday and Saturday.
with n matinee on Saturday. The pro
gram Is quite an elaborate one ana
proclaIms a number OF novelties that
are said to be now and most entertain
inE and will not be seen with any DINER
show this season. Jack Reid himself
will be seen in one OF the leading
parts supported By an excellent pre-
senting company Including several local
rayoritcs who will be seen with thia
splendid show. Tho chorus which has
always been ono Of tho big features
with the Record Breakers" IS said
To be- ono Of the finest collections or
gtrlica that has ever been seen with
any burlc$que attraction. Don't over
look this date. II you miss this show.
We vii! both lose. Seats go on SAFE
this morning at o'clock and as this
is the first hurleSque show In two years
there Is sure to be \ big rush Tor
tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
DIFFERENTIATION" AT
COURT ALL NEXT WEEK

Determination" will DO the attrac'
ton at the Court all next week, snow
ing three times daily. Apheus LIN
coin. who has the dual role OF 1ohh
Morton. head OF the mission settlement
ard lanes Melvalo a gambler who has
rn,.or called TO take q bet and who has
neve- lost one. shows a fine bit Of re-
.nr.ssion as the mission head and
ioy1aI dispos!uon to take fats as II
comes as the gambler
After apparently been branded as the
NJ HYDE OF a double character. John
Morton Is told on his thirueth birth
day that he has a brother for whom
IA has been mistaken and misjudGeo
A meeting is brought about by cir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
Cameramen on the Job
to "Shoot" Plaza Crowd

Try and arrange. II anyway possible
70 be at the Plaza. tonight at eight
o'clock as at that hour sharp. motion
pictures OF the audience will be taken.
and at some early date the finished
picture will be screened upon the Plaza
silver screen. This Idea has been quite
4 novel thing throughout the country.
as II will not alone afford those. who are
In attendance to see themselves In pic
lures, but In time to come 1t will afford
godd entertainment to view the picture
as the print stays right here In Wheel
ing and is at the disposal of various 20
cal societies, to be screened at their
meetings and etc.
The regular stellar picture program Is
offered in addition to the above which
offers "Fightin' Mad" with William Des-
mond. tho story Is full of romance and
adventure, with daring fcats Of horse
manship and perilous escapades. Larry
Seamon in THE Stage Hand" ably holds
down the comedy portion Of the enter
tainment which winds up with the popu-
lar Plaza News Weekly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
HAHN EARNS DRAW
FERRY BOY STRONG

Special DiS''5lrh to The Inteil!Gcnc"r.
Minso Junction. g.. April lS.-Wll-
lard Hahn M"'l-nm"g'S Pride in the
lIcc las, 90 boycrn earned a good draw
nero "o9irlt with Eav larkS an old
master Of .hc ring game. The first 'i'.
rounds were even. Parks took tho sew
cuth. and tNrn Hahn COPIED the eighth
In easy fashion.
Wild Co.lry II Wrl!sburE shaded Bon
UcHmar in$ the sIN-rrund scmt.lin2l at
fair. II vas tame bout.
Young Nelly. a newcomer in puGtlist-
e circles. hail!nG from Martins Ferry
w6n from johnny Moran Of Follan Sbee.
The bout -:as to have gone four rounds,
but the referee stopped II in the first.
after Kelly had mauled Moran all over
the ring.
Battling GrorRGhog q Wheeling
drew WE Pa:ey Gallagher OF Pitts
burgh. IN their fCur-rouAd setto.
Groundho; was oGtro!uted slightly ~
thr Iritelurrhcr. hTt 70 was too tough.
nd took al the punishment.
IN thcf curtain raiser. Kid HudocE
~ Ninco was kHoCkc, out by Young
NcNdham in m" second round OF their
tour-vourl affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
DRESS REHEARSAL FOR
UNION CENTER MINISTRIES

Everything Is all set for the big
minstrel show and Kitchen orchestra
entertainment at the Union Community
Center tomorrow evening and Friday
evening and tonight Peter +. Haber'
stick, director Of the Ministries, vii!
stage q final dress rehearsal and the
ladies' under the direction OF Miss Mar
garet Neal, will put the finishing
touches to their numbers. AS the pro-
cecds from tho two evenings perform
ances go for the benefit Of the Six
tecnth street playground improvements.
all East Wheeling citizens are interest,"
cd in the success of the shows
Everybody connected with the centef
and the shows are boosting for two
full houses and just enough tickets
have been issued to fill the auditorium
comfortably for the two nights. Tickets
are on sale at Quinn's drug store. VIM.
!. Bishops store. Crumbackers restau-
rant and J. G. Knauss' store. for those
not approached by individuals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
MASS MEETING
FOR TOMORROW
SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF SOUTH SIDE
Will GATHER TOGETHER
TOMORROW NIGHT
Athletic Moving Pictures VIII se
shown Over Tive Hundred
Expected to Attend

The Sunday schools Of tho Eighth
ward have everything nov cn'nPicl'u
for the h.g mass meeting FOR boys anu
men oc the South sid" 20 I've held on
Thursday evening Of this week a. tn"
social rooms OF 81. Paufs EVanEelcaI
church. Tniriy-c!Ghth and Woods streets
at 40 2. IT.
Few, Eurle!ch CruKshauk. former
raptatn of the famous w. n J. footpa.I
squad Of few yerrs ago VIII give ms
famous ;oik for young men. Mt CrulN,
shank Is great boys ana mems
worker, giving much Of his time t" the
work among the young mon. His anH-
Nv 10 entertain Young men ard his won
lcrrul personality wins the heart OF
every boy and man with whom he comes
In contrCt Tic coIAniitcc Is inNce'
fortunate in helm ?h'c 20 secure man
OF Mr.. ,'ruikshankS ability - nj the
anrag"mcat. In addition there VIII ne
movies OF tho W. & J. California game
mo Detroit and W. V l. games also
pictures ct tho recert'Tn n" PLAYERS
received on their HOMECOMING from
California; trip.
An orchestra ot * pieces. composed
entirely ct young men 90 tho various
SUNDAY schools. will furnish the music
for the meeting. rrn songs OF an
kinds will no sung under IN" o'rcr''nn
NJ Mr.. Arkcr. The orchestra Will he
directed bv Mr.. Y. Nonh"rC. Musical
numbers VII! he rendered during m"
evening by the orchestra; also Mr.
Charles VonbcrC will ulay tromnnh"
solo and there will he reading ny MISS
Johnson. one OF WhcclirCs greatest TX
to entertainers. also torch swinging oE
Mr., Leroy Med!ck. Tn" following sun
day schools arc responsible for the sue
cess OF this affair: T-'n!ty ln'ne
ST. ParuNS EvanSe!ica! -, NnurSM :
F,n;sco,ol Wesley Methodist. Third
rreshvtcrtan and st. Stephens Fe-
formed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
HONUS WAGNER 5
CLUB OPENS Up

A record opening day crowd VII.
greet the Bauc-s next SUNDAY Al 'he
new Rauere park at Fuit"n, judging pE
tho unlimited amour. ~ interest 'r",
tered In the team This year. Their" WI.
n. many fans present 10 E'v" ihr
chauas the "oncc over" ard another
thing that should attract an overflow
,urnou, !s tho appearance of Honus
Wagner. grand OIL man or mS""'i,
who brings team Of stars as tae
opposition.
Haucr, park. X the weather permits
should be comp'ctCd nv Saturday, every
thing with the eSccp;,on OF the bleach
nrs, which will not h9. started. lester.
5av work was begun grading the field
and this ought to he IN shnpe to permit
an organized practice session next SH'-
urday afternoon. The EauHrs besides
having fine hall club. promise to give
tho public the very best attractions
possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
ILLINOIS AID STOPPED

Springfield. II. April 1S.--Strtk"rs in
III. Kansas coal fields have received
their lat aid. NJ lH7s; tor she present.
From !hc Illinois United Mine Workers.
Il was announced At state headquarters
here TO-DAY. i.c!icf has continued fNT
six months IN which time the Illinois
,workc-s provided the linwat strikers
with S?co. COO worth OF provisions. Re-
lief was, STOPPED last w""k because OF
the nstiNn-widn coat strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
TITLE GOES WEST
National Amateur heavyweight T1tle 1s
Won BY Calforntan-P1tts-
burgher Wins Flyweighs

Doston Arena. Arrll lS.--The national
amateur heavyweight boxing champion
shin. ono of r!r-l,t decided At tho It'll"
tournament here tonight. moved from
tho cat coast to III" west coast when
John Williams. Of san Francisco. de-
r.at"d ,;nrdyn MunCc, OF New York, l?-l
champion.
The Iywcich. :.t!2 WAS Won by I. +.
McNonus rit:Shuygh. lie defeated
Harry. Marcus. e: Cleveland game
N;tla boxer. who pressed him hard.
The best 81 the batams III pounds
was sid Tcrri%. ~ New York. whose
superior range and assortment OF blows
moro than Offset the inncht!nc OF Louis
Eaddy. Clov"'anI's only other nnaliSt.
Eaddy scored kno"Sdo"n n the
second round.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

feature pictures at the popular Rex for
the season Of Fl and %. The VeeS-BeH
Stock Company. opening Monday next In
one Of Broadways biggest successes
Adams and Eva"
Friday night, the first prize winners
among the Riddles will compete IN th0
local amateur contest. The contests
have been successfully conducted foP
the past nine weeks for tho little folks
and that will be how many youngsters
will be entered in Friday nights contest
As has been stated above only frst prize
winners are eligible, so one can readily
see that some keen competition can DO
looked for. 1t Is understood that quite =
few OF the children are arranging some
surprises for their competitors such -
some clever staging Of their numbers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
DENIES REPORT OF
OHIO RIVER TUNNEL

Officials Of the Cleveland AID West
ern Coal company. the Maher Galleries
company and George NJ. Jones Coal
company denied reports sent out that
they intend to construct a tunnel or
tunnels under the Ohio river in an eff
fort to save extra tariff on coal which
is loaded at either Vest Virginia or
Ohio.
One oc the representatives said that
no coal is owned by the Ohio side COM
panics IN West Virginia. and declares
The report to be untrue. A report was
sent out last year concerning a Pitts
burgh company which has mines IN
West Virginia, that they would build a
tunnel and get tho advantage OF the
Ohio rate on fuel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

When she was child. and circus
child a, that. Herherta Beeson. wire
dancer. rompcr and jumper. was very.
very awkward. In fact. her parents
were almost IN DESPAIR. They were
riders of the first rank and they tried
year after year 10 make 4 rider OF their
little girl. SO every day after school,
little Ucrberta, with mechanic
around her waist for safety. would prac-
tice on the can,crIng "resin-back." But
she made little progress. and she lost
her balance. after every trick. and only
the mechanic" saved her many falls
Then one day the little girl climbed up
on the pedestal ~ q wire act and
STEPPED out on tNe steel strand. AZ
wire performer 81 her and ran to
catch her. However. Heroerta walked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
STARTED GOOD BUT.

Akron. Ohio. Apsil lS.-F'arrr krohT
decis!ve!y defeated Eddie Nullaney in 4
twelve round bout here tonight Null
lancy started or In good style. taking
the FRS. two rounds. hut krnhn got
sorted in the third and won with case
Krohn won seven rounds Mullaney three
and two were even. In n" rrelimlneries
X. q. Brennan outroInted Pick HumHh-
RES IN eight round. Walter Archer
Knocked out George Rogers in the sec
ond round and Itlly Switter and Joe
Grimm boxed a four round draw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
TWELVE NURSES Will
GRADUATE FROM 0. Y.

4 class OF twelve nurses Will DC
graduated from the Ohio valley zen
pral hospital May Il At the Scottsn
RHO cathedral auditorium. Those who
will receive certificates Of graduation
are: Misses Grace McConkl!u Of Kirk
wood, Grace Flanagan OF Wheeling.
Ircne Wells, Parkcrsburg: Gene DC
berry. Isabel Mccoy OF Pennsylvania;
Alberta Quigley, Cad!z, O.; Lillian
Charlton. Cameron, w. Va: Edna
Thompson. Cadiz, O.. and Mrs. Edwin
Tweedy Of Mason Junction, W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
QUICK ACTION HAS PUT DAAIPER
On THE WALLS Of THE SCOFFERS

my friend had agreed to 30 10 his ola
school and that I ought to so. l SAD
II was impossible. as dad didn't make
enough money. He said he would Tx II
so could 20 cheap. That summer he
told me that ne hal it arranged so that
I could have free tuition and cheap lir-
Ing. and that il was short Of money
he would lend It TO me. talked /; over
with dad.
"As r result I got $500 from his as
a loan and signed n note for H. prom
Using to pay back after graduation. l
played on the team. as the school then
permitted freshmen TO play. The next
year he loaned me $1,000 more, AMI tore
UP the old note. making now ono for
$500. He said not 10 worry about pay
Ing II, as he was willing TO take the
risk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
JACK IS ACROSS
Dempsey Gets Big Reception at south
hampton When He Disem-
narEs.

Southampton, April lS.--A great re-
cep,ion was given Jack Dempsey tho
pugiiIst. wtnp he d;somSarked here TO-
day from tho steamer AOu'tania- \
large crowd was on che quay when the
steamer dockcd. Dempsey reiterated
,ha, ne had not come to Europe 70
0rht Carrcnti"r or Beckett or to give
exhibitions. He said hts trip was being
made merely for pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

Of the Whitechapel quarters who has
proved the faitful friend of MelValo'
and tho brothers are reunited. Ine
daughter of an American senator, IN
terested in charities and incidentally.
IN the manly head Of tho Whitechapcl
mission, upon learning that the head
Of the mission and tie gambler are
two separate entities, rcsatns her faith
and marries the mission head. Inter-
woven in the vicciss!tudes in the plot
Of a gang OF international crooks
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right alon6. The performer noted that
she had perfect wire haiance. In two
weeks Herberta had mastered all the
straight routine OF wire walking. and
In two years. she was billed as the
"Pav!owa OF the Wire" Now she
dances, runs, leaps and Somer<au!tS on
m. steel thread. one would never
think OF her as an awkward cai!d. Tor
she IS grace Itself.
t,d wLen the Se;,S-FlotO circus
comes ~ Wheeling Friday. April IS.
watch Herberta You'll not miss her,
for she Is a featur" and a big one. "a
big as Victoria the aar!al wire genius:
Beatrice. the human top; Alfredo. the
m!d-air triple somerSaults-. and almost
as big as "Puodlrs' HanncfoEd. the
great riding clown