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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
SPEARS DISSATISFIED
WITH WORK OF SQUADS
Radical Changes Made Yesterday BY
West virginia Mentor-Prac-
tice In Secret.

Morrantown. ". Va. Sc;;. l?.--"hi!e
Yesterdays workout Cor tho Mountain
GERS grldlcrs WAS light. Coach spears
made No for ;hr relaxation today when
he drove hi charges through Scr!m-
mage tina: lasted almost two hours
The field WAS cleared at four o'clock OF
all spectators except newspaper re-
porters OF known affiliations and DO
hind closed gates. Spears made q num-
Der Of radical changes In his lineup as
we'll as In his formations and plays.
The srrimmage va" not at al sat
lsfactory to the coach in III" matter o!
offenSe as both rlovens PLAYED sloppy
football and gains wCr" few AMI far he
tween, tn. tackling. however vas clean
out and effective and several times
Spears took occasion 10 compliment his
l!nemeu on their work in this depart
m"nt. Hugh ran tho scrub eleven and
was In tho limr!ight with several In
effectuai attempts at field goals. Muir
rim blocked one attempt and Sctron
broke through OH another. The style OF
plav Vas largely restricted To line
plungirg although az times HnuSh. Mar
dice! and Oliker opened up with for
ward passing plays.
Tonight long blackboard session was
held at which all members OF the var
silly squad were present. Spears Is JUS;
now starting on his real work OK Install
ing a definite offensive and defensive
system and announced today that till
after the Wesleyan Game no outsider
would be permitted TO Wow the eleven
In signal drill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
NEALE STRIVING FOR
IMPROVED LINE PLAY
Backfield Men Excused From Carry
Ing Dali While GineInen Got At
tertion OF Coaches.

Washington. Penn. Sept. l?.-Striv-
in; apparently for improved play in
rhc jiuc. Coaches Scale and KcllisoN
devoted the major portion of the work.
Cu' this afternoon to giving the to"-
wards instruction in carrying out and
h'ocking opponents. II WIS practically
a >crmmac, tur I'll" line players as
vas also that g: yesterday.
Thu backs were excused from carry
ing the bali. The morning drill was
rather light AND was the last that
VIII I- h-,d now. n "n!lcge opens to-
morrow Many Of Ia" undergraduates
We're already IN town today and GO:
their frs, %i!rSc or Greasy Nea!r :
second team Development to annex 4
national tile. All til" players with th"
exception Of Mcl.aurhlu were able TO
practice today Suc''e~ar s:ill llmpI,
but mad an 4 uniform and participated
In signal drill. It Is not regarded Ike
". however. lh1t he VIII enter the
game a:airst Geneva. as N"alr wants
"a ,akr no chances on iujuring h IN
further.
Captain E""uk"rt was nj quarterback,
md viii ,iE"ly call signals IN tho
nrrn,n.. rarna VITA Wet and Erickson
as LalNt1cis AND E|"is'l "a fullhHcll.
Th lin for II "r"uor wiz pruIahr 10
composed "C K"Nt and Kouvnlink.I
ends. W-id""qIisr and o., tackles.
perkins and N:ncc, guards, Crook.
center,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
HOMESTEAD GREYS TO
MEET CASEY OUTFIT
Contest at Rivcrview Will Give Fans
Some knowledge Of Strength Of
Eauers and Caseys.

With the close OF their season at
hand, the local Cuscvs will meet the
well known homestead GrayS next
sunday "ud the following Sunday at
lHI CrSidc Park. This is the test that
The Casrys have been looking forward
to all season and they Will Iot he
satisfied unless they tax" iEc Graya
INTO camp before tho season closes
Statements have been made ih,t tho
ta$cyS were uot meeting the same
class vi teams ,hat have been brought
/" town and the game sunday witi
Cuuvnc. the fans that Tar from dods-
ing ;hc best that they welcome the OPP
p"rtuu!ty of meeting teams that have
hcvn able 10 cNremd the best teams In
the country Is well as this city, 10
the utmost.
liii,r need L. said rs 10 the team
the GrayS always send against Their
upp"Hrut& They are TOO well known
to need columns OF advertising and tho
fans VII" attend games at Rir"rsid"
l..r; tn, next two Sundays will sc
two ,cr:nS battling with every hit ~
their strength 10 annex the games. the
Cascys hcCaUsc they feel that the sue
cess O! ,h"!r season depends upon their
winning AID the Gvays because they
do not wish To spoil tn. Wonderful rec
ord they have made SO far this sea-
son.
The outcome Of the game sunday
will give local fans a chance 70 JudS"
the strength Of the n. of :. team aAd
Bauers. 1t Will bc remembered the
tNscys challenged tho l;auers screral
weeks ago hat nc game or games ta'I-
ed 20 natcr;a'.zc although fans in -
Ohio Valley c'ammor"Il for tho series
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
CHARGE LINAMENT
BLINDED MALONE

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. 1?.-K,rk Dob
son, chairman oc the Columbus boxing
commission said today that ut III" rrSu-
lar meeting Of the commission WcduHS-
day, It IS probably that the commission
Will order an investigation Into last
nights Malcnc-pnW fight IN which
Downcy'S body vas covered with Ina
ment IN IN" twelfth round.
Nalcncc charges that nown"Y's man
cnr. Dunn. had !iMamcnt placed on
Downry's gloves and chest In order t"
blind him. MALONE stopped III" fight
n tho twelfth round 10 complain Of
blindness but p-ocecded. Dunn would
ISSUE no Statement, denying Mai"nc'S
charges Dcwncy claims that his right
arm was raining HIM.
Malone today - recognized by boxing
commissions In many states as beng
the m',lllcwciCh; champhav!ng received
ne decision over p"wn"y last night.
powney claimed the title under the dis
.pu,cd Wilson-nowney eight ut C!eve-
land year ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
'NHC, PRESBYTERY MAKES ANNUAL
EVENT Of FATHER AND SON DAY.

served throughout the country annually
and the purpose Of this movement Is to
pay some honor to the fathers and sons
of the country.
At the meeting q the West Virginia
Synod ut the FirstVresbyterian church
in this city. during October, similar
action is expected to be taken and this
day observed annually throughout the
entire state.
A day of this nature may we'll be an
International Day" DR.. Keesor said.
zone on which the men from every coun"
try can Join In worship together as
band of fathers and sons.
1T has been proposed that we make
this a patriotic observance as well AZ
religious. 1t Is suggested that every
man. boy. girl and woman wear tbs
flag OF their country on the coat lapel
on this particular day thus making 10
not only Il national but International
dav. celebrating tho first Sunday look.
ing towards peace after the signing OF
the Armistice in 1918"
Dr. kees0r was appointed by the Pres
bvtcry a chairman OF the new Era COM
mittee to arrange with churches OF
other denominations and organizations
for the furtherance Of this observance
DR.. s. ". Gibson, pastor Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church. was appointed =
member Of the committee. The Mems
Work Committees Of various churches
have been asked to lend their support
and cooperation to this movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
.BETHANY'S PROSPECTS
FOR HEAVY Line GOOD
POUR Vets Broadly, Shcemake. Adkins
and Ktdder With Now Material
Raise Btson's Hopes.

The prospects for a good heo"r line
look bright at present for the bethany
gridders. Four veterans. RrpaGlcy.
Shoemake. Adkins and k.dd"r are back
~ the harncs and are handling thcm-
selves with the old-time SNAP which
spotted them IN III" 1921 season as enc
OF the best auartct'eS In the tr!-statc
district. Beef they have plenty. Broad
" IS Weighing near 40 and - showing
marked Improvement 1T left tackle.
After he has gone through another two
weeks grooming by line coach Morrow
4, will be difficult tn ind 4 liuc$man
anywhere who viii - able 10 show him
anything. Shoemakc IS out for the other
tackle. Hub" won his letter las; year
and looks good for another felt ia.tial
Shoe" also carries an educated To" and
his pun;iug features most Of tn" .R!S"r
contests. Sh""rnJlc weighs Oy"r 100.
k!,ld.r AMI Adkins. both letter m":i. are
at III" guard pusitin"S. H"jh We Gh
over Il" and are iaS'. Newcomers a..
finding i difficult I" Gu; in on these
gr.dd"rS whose aggregate tonnage IL
something Ike 1"o pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
RALLANAN SUGGESTS
TAX ACT TO REACH
INVISIBLE WEALTH
Constitutional Amendment to Cure In
CAPABILITIES Urged BY State
Commit saioner.

Charleston. W. Va, Sept. l9.--The day
is not far distant when West EirE!n!a =
invisible wealth Will lac paying It's pro
pOriiouaic share oE all taxes. in HI"
opinion "f Walter S. IIa!lanan. state
tax commits s!oncr.
In 4 statement ,s%u"d here to-day. Mi
IinI.anan declared that uu,tI such TIM"
as all property IS properly classified
f"r taXa;i"n purposes, the visible proc
crty IN III" e;l'c viii continue I" shout
der the taxation burdens rs 4 has been
doing for many years. 1t u for the Iur-
puso Of correcting this inequality that Mr..
IIallanaT VIII ask the legislature 10 sub
nit TO the voters 4 proposeI ronstiiu-
t!onal amendment. requiring that prop
crty Of every description be listed for
survey Of the assessors, as taxable as
sets.
Figures on file in Mr.. Iallanan'%
OFFICE show that rates OF taxation C1
tangible property have been pyramid
Ing with each successive year. 10 supply
revenues for every conceivable KIND OF
public Improvement Such tax increases
have made homes. farms. building lots
and other property OF that character
lcsa and less dcsirablc for investment
purposes and tho tendency has hccn to
withdraw capital from these classes ot
investment and transfer Il 20 intangible
property. where It's taxation liability Is
practically negligible. Meanwhile, COM
munity development has received q Sc
vcre blow.
Mr. Hallanan's statement allows the
Inference to be- drawn that the rich man
can esrap" paying a just share or taxes
II NJ so Wills. while the man who lacks
wealth pays excessively toward the cost
OF local Improvement.
rnphEiOrS" gai6
Mr.. Hallanan, the man OF great wealth.
IS able to plac" his riches. In very great
measure beyond the realm Of taxabIh
, by reason Of his opportunities 10 invest
in non-taxahle securities. Thus does IL
visible wealth lessen year after year.
while the tax burdens continue TO pile
up on people Of smaller means. tn"
man Of wealth. who naturally Is NOR"
ahie 20 nav taxes than he who does not
pnSscss wealth. can. X he so named
yers his Investments: almost entirety
avoid paymcnt Of his share OF the COM
r,oiwcalth's taxes On the other hand.
tho home. the farm, tho store or any
other tangible property owned by the
ron-wealthy class, cannot escape. Tot
by It's very nature II cannot he hidden.
The only way to reach tntanglhle
ncrSonal property Is by tho classification
If all property. and we need raw re-
quiring this"
: Items Of personal property which
would be taxed under the proposed new
law include stocks. bonds. notes. moneys,
credits md other financial transactions
and investments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
First District In Entire World to op-
serve This Day-Dste Set for
Second Week in November

Father and Son Day" will be Oh
served in the churches If the Whce!iE:
Prcebytcry annually on the second sun
day in November.
This action was taken Yesterday NJ
the closing annual session Of tho Wheel
ing I'rcShytcrv ut WcilshurE and as 4
result this day will 10 observed in the
Twenty-Five Presbyterian churches Of
the Wheeling district this year on No
vember 10.
Or. Charles II. Kccsnr. chairman os
the New Era Committee Of the Prcsby-
terry, Championcd tho resolution and
through his efforts Father and Son
Day" Will be observed annually.
The object Of such day Is to render
recognition and honor to the men OF the
past - we'll as the present, both those
who have been in service and out Of
service.
II IS the hop" OF tho movement to
have every father and son in the COM
munity and state to attend the church
OF their particular choice on this day
ut either tho morning or evening scr
Woes.
First in World
Tho Wheeling district Will be tho
first in tho state az well as in the en-
tire world to observe such day. Moth
ers Day" and "Childrens Day" are OBJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
J. SUMMER JONES ELECTED Third MEMBER OF
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION LAST EVENING

by the city charter required not moro
than two Of the members Of tho COM
mission 70 be of the same political par
~. Mr.. PAUL. was always a Democrat.
while Mr.. Alexander was always a
Democrat and Mr.. Mcclure had always
been a Republican but at the last gen.
eral election Is said TO have voted
the Democratic ticket owing to per-
sonal friends being a candidate.
Mr.. Alexander then resigned as a
member OF the commission. and council
last night proceeded to elect a Repub-
lican 70 succeed Mr. Alexander.
Councilman Otto Schenk nominated j.
Sumner Jones: Councilman Albert L.
kress nominated GeoreC NJ. Ford and
Councilman Harry 6. Cunningham, nomi-
mated John Becker. Tn. vote was:
Jones. s: Ford. .. and Becker, l..
Mayor Thoner announced the election OF
Mr. Jones as the third member Of the
commission to serve at The pleasure Of
council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
MITCHELL HAS
GOOD CHANCE
PROMINENT st. CLArRsvnLH At
roRNEY, INJURED IN ACCI-
DENT, MAY RECOVER.
Regains Consciousness and Rests Com
fortably-Phnnps injuries Not
4AriopR.

II. W. Mitchell. the prominent ST.
Clairsville attorney who was critically
Injured In an Automobile accident near
.'urtland. o.. Monday afternoon. has
lair chance for recovery.
This information came In message
late last night from the McCurney nos
p!tal at Cortland, where the injured
man is confined. Attorney Mitchell re-
l,aincd consciousness during the day
and was reported to be resting com
for,ably last night. His heart action
was reported strong.
Mitchell sustained severe fracture
of the skull, in tho accident. II .
..mash-up occurred when tire on tho
Ford sedan ne was driving flew Off
causing him to lose control and send
ing the car over an cmbankment ana
tr,o 4 telephone pole.
Mrs. Mitchell and 4. II. MITCHELL
father Of the injured man, ars at his
bedside.
The condition OF George Phillips tho
Harnesvillc man wha was also hurt IN
The accident. Is not regarded as serious:
phillips sustaird severe scalp WoHhu
and n cut over tho right eye.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
AUTOMOBILE CRASHED THROUGH
GARAGE DOOR IN REAR OF
HOME.
Taken To Ohio valley General Hospital
In Serious Condition.

Frank Decker. aged 81 years. g con-
fined to the Ohio Valley General hos
pital suffering with 4 fractured skull
and severe scalp wounds, as result OF
crashing through door in his automo-
bile.
Decker was taking his machine out OF
the garage at tho time the accident &C.
CURED, about S o'clock last night. In
the rear OF his home No. 1921 Wetzel
street.
Tho machine was started and he was
preparing 10 open the front doors OF
the garage when. In some unknown man
ner the machine started and catching
him In front, crashed on through the
doors He was taken u the Ohio Valley
General hospital. whore 1t was said last
night his condition was serious.
Decker is an electrician employed Mt
tho Wheeling Mold and Foundry conf
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
FAY KAISER TO FIGHT
At new ORLEANS
Opponent In Bout at American Legion
Show Has Not Been Named-Fights
Larson Here wednesday

Cumberland. Md. Sept. ls.-Fay kei-
ser. the Cumberland light heavyweight
who was the champion of III" seventy
Ninth Division in the y. f. +, Will b"
given the main bout ut tho American
Legion meeting in New Orleans. next
month. according to word received yes
icrGay by Or. Arthur L. Dixon, COM
mander Of Fort Cumberland Post. OF
which kc;Scr Is n member. His opponent
will hc Happy L!ttlcton OF New Orleans.
F'urt Cumberland Post wired the con
vcnt!ou committee that II was reem7<
only fair that Kcisc-, who was Cham
plan of the Sevcn;yNinth and clearly
demonstrated his superiority over Bob
Martin. the \. r.. T.. champion be given
The main bout ~ the boxing show tina;
vii Feature thr convention program.
Kciscr VIII n"S,n training for the bout
immediately after hiH nGht with Wolf
Larson here Thursday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
HARRISON COUNTY
FAIR TO Be GOOD
Officials Exrect Biggest Fair in hs-
tory-Large Raceing Entries
Received

Yesterday was moving In day Al the
Harrison County Fair which VIII pe
held a. Cadis the remaining days o.
this week aud from administrations inns
years affair Will II" n" biggest IN IN"
history of the ta'" grounds.
Eighty-two entries haN" h"en IT,
ceived 50 far Tor tn" IN" day racing
rrogram. Tho horses iNclud" som" Of
tho host known racers in the country
and this attraction should prove one 81
the features oC the Fair. one horse
espcciallv will 10 watched with interest
during the running and this is no other
,hun poorman who at one time was the
nossesscr Of a worlds record. Tho
horse IS running In his old form and ex-
meets a good day ut the meet here to-
day and Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
HaIanan Invites Tax
Association to Meet
at 1.-THE White" in rs

Special piepotch Ia The Intcll!Sencer.
MINNEAPOLIS Sept. l9.--lnvitaiion was
extended today to the National TAX as-
snc!at!un in is annua. meeting mere 70
hold !s next annual convention ~
White sulphur Springs. w. Va. next
fall Tie invitation came ut INC close
Of the address, OF Walter :. ltaliahan'
INK commissioner OF tho Little Mountain
state, who discussed ;Me operation or
The gross sales tax IN West Virginia.
The members - the national associa-
ton we're much Interested in Mr.. Halia-
mans comparison OF The state gross
sales tax with the federal sales tax
which IS now proposed as means OF
raising revenue nationally. lie declare"
distinction Is 10 he drawn between a
sales tax rs proposed for federal lax
purposes and the state sales ':'N Su'A
as has hcen levied in Wet N:rS ma.
"a federal sales tax applied nltionoi!y
would reach and affect the marketing OK
articles. goods and cnmmCdt Ice IN every
city town and village IN N" country
without regard 20 state l!"'7," the West
\.I-rl-l, commas !uur: said. adding that
,ln rNnScuucucC If ;his universal arrl!-
cation would hc 60 place every pro-
1uccr. eyer ncrrh3n. ana every manu-
cor;u~cr on a qtric, hrsis "' "G'aHty
So ia IS IN" TAX - Cnn''"''''i N ih"ir
resucct.vc nl.,rk"'"." RI" result Of tho
cvrnurss IN III" distribution NJ ~" FAX
burden NJ between manufactures" tn d!t-
for,.nt localities, h" said. would h' 20
rc,.r,llZr the AK % I ceiling factor.
"NNl.cn a sat" legislature apTh"1 n"
ta!.s TAX pr!uc'pl" To !is l""duIi"E,
manufacturing and selling !rdus;:lcF
continued The West Virginia tax c"> -
missioner. "A different st"t" OF affairs Is
found - exist IN the Application 81 inc
tax The taxpayer may pass The INK an
or he may absorb i. or u" may "hH"'1
only pIr, f Z. The Yves; virginia
manufacturer shipping ~ good. ="
connecting nnrlr'S likely finds himself
absorbing tn" taN mrd'n for ~" r"A-
SON ina; his rcnH .y!vau,p ~ on" cow
r"'i'nr'S ,,,n!~ reach thr market VITA
rir '.ai"s' lax @di"d.''
Nj lGaNrna1 irH"k'% toll ~" mem
hcr- 80 tic assrrja''on that "ih" S''"H
"a. !u Yves. Virginia was not enacted
lu,r law cNcer after = prolonged and
ht,'," Ggh' which vas characterized In
n" cpd by compromises ard conces-
s!rn@ ny is advocates"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
BROADDUS COLLEGE
EXPECTS BIG YEAR
Phillip School Enthusiastic over Foot
ball Prospects-1s22 Schedule
Tough"

With the best team on hand In The
history Of the school. E.oaddus cOi,e%"
Is looking forward with interest -,
tho coming football season.
Bill" La:to. former bethany star. ~
coaching tho team and predicts Il good
eleven. The schedule this year Is Il
hard orc and the outc"m" Of each
game Will DO watched with interest
over the entire state.
The Schedule.
At homc-Scpt. %. no GraDde.
Oct. II. Wesleyan Reserves.
oct. 2S. Fairmout Normal
Nov. J. Davis and Elkins college.
Nov. ~. Gienvillr Normal.
Abroad-Oct :. Wa!E"shurs College
1T Wayneshur.
Oct. 81. Musklrsum co'l"r" At New
Concord. ..
Nov. 10. Salem college - Salem. v,
Va.
Nov "a. FNirmon, Normal ~ Fair
mont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
SOUTH SIDE VS.. HUMPS

The s : - G. Of South Wh"cl'n"
viii urr. ih"ir SEQ son sunday sept. I
with the "Ilumr-" rt Wheeling an III"
lourtv seventh street grounds
This game should prove n thriller n
both teams are c,ui.d'nt If winning
and have been prartic.aI hard IN pre-
raration Tor the game.
The game Will start promrt'" at q"
o'clock. and a large GROVE Is expected 20
attend.
Tho South Siders. viii hold I practice
session Thursday evening and All play
era are requested to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
.FRANzHE|M'S PLAY
GOING STRONG At REX

The Jack Ball Stock company Will
hold matinee. today Of Edward Franz
helms great play. Danger" that has
pleased SO many audiences At tho Rex
theatre this week.
The matinee will see many friends Of
the author present. and many represcn-
tatIve people will be on hand to pass
Judgment on thep reduction.
Last night large and enthused su-
dience saw the play. The verdict Is tho
play should be a great success in the
big houses. The seats are selling fast
for the matinee. and many have bought
large blocks for tonight. Next week the
play East Is West" will be produced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
ELECTION NECESSARY BIZ REs1a-
NATION OF sEAToN Alex
AMBER.
THREE NOMINATED FOR COMMITS
SION.

J. Summer Jones. prominent business
man, connected with the firm Of Stone
e Thomas and former lieutenant
colonel in the army, serving overseas,
was last night elected hv city council
as the third member of the Wheeling
civil service commission.
Recently ,ounc'l passed resolution
authorizing a committee to draft along
with the civil Srrvir" comml Ssion, an
ordinance whereby the police and fire.
men would he placed under civil serv-
Ice. Mcssrs. Scaton Alexander. 4. w.
PAUL and walter II Mcclure we're
elected rs the members Of tn" commits
sion. The question then came up where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
RIVER NEWS

The pool stage Of nine feet was reg
istered 4; the wharf yesterday.
The General Crowdcr departed about
noon yesterday errnutc for Cincinnati.
The Helen T.. cleared at noon on her
return trip tn New MaLamoras.
The J. T. Davis left about o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
LAUGHL|N LEVEN

Tho I,auchlin Lcvcn ro;halI team OF
V. ~,ius Trrry. with practically the snrlc
..ou rs playcd for the club last season.
WI Journey In Hc'lairc sunday 10 meet
tho St Johr'S team II that place on IN"
NlN field grounds. The teams ~" N
,Nn ll5 mound class. Any team Wishing
Games ON The Ferry teams schedule NAV
arrange for. some by calling Martins
Ferry IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
YANKEES VS.. VANCE

The big games Of the season that the
fans Of the South Side are looking for
VIII be played Sunday on the 2Gth st.
grounds whom the Vance and Yankee
Baseball teams meet In the th'rd ana
deciding game "f 4 three Sam" series.
The Yankees winning the first gam"
III, while the second game went to
the Vance team By ~ score. In
tense rivalry exists between th"S" Tvs"
teams and Sundays clash promises 70
I've bitterly contested from start - I'm
ish. Eayl. Spring. or McConk"y Viii
be on the firing line for the Yankees
with Pfsffermau on the receiving end
lust who will work for the Vance seam
Is not as YET known.
In the United Statea there are regis
tered 100000 autohobile pleasure cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
FRANK DECKER FRACTURED SKULL LAST
NIGHT IN PECULIAR AUTO ACCIDENT

yesterday afternoon enroute from PIES
burgh to Parkersburg.
The Betsy Ann cleared the wharf
about . o'clock last night enrou:e from
Pittsburgh to Ashland, Ky.
Today's 8oat3
The Helen +. will deck this evening
on har regular trip from New Ma,s-
moras.