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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

Carl Weiss, Chicago organist, who
Will give a recital in this city this
afternoon. is one or the youngest
professional pianists and organists
ia America. In 1917 Mr.. Weiss stud
led in New York under Pietro YOn,
the greatest Italian organ virtuoso
in the United States Mr.. Weiss has
already earned great praise fin his
recital work and has been success
full as am instructor
lie viii appear at o'clock sun
day afternoon at lions Evangelical
church Mrs. Elizabeth Bickel, a
soloist well known locally, wiz also
appear I'm the concert.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

10 is hard 10 please all parties.
Better be dead than out OF fash
on. ~
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
GREAT NORTH WOODS
PICTURE AT LIBERTY

What is said to be one OF the greatest
screen efforts OF James Oliver Curwood
Is being shown at the Liberty Iheatrs
ell this week. when the new Arrow
film. The Girl From Porcupine' ID
shown
James Oliver curwood has Ions been
Recognized as Il master OF fiction. deal:
Ing with the great North WOODS. ana
in THE Girl From POrcupine" he has
surpassed all his previous efforts. ThS
story Is rich in incident. with Il strong
love theme running through II hoWlnA
the Development of the young eirli Hope
Dugan. played by Faire Binney. INTO
radiant ami triumphant wom3nhood, un.
der n stress Of circumstances tit 10 try
the stoutest heart.
The story is laid In the little town or
porCupinc. a gold mining camp IN the
Canadian Northwest with Il numher or
incidents taking place In and about =
fashionable boarding school near New
FORK city.
The DiCture was directed by Del Hen
dcrson and produced by the Pine Tree
pictures, Inc. Il Maine company, who
have arranged with MIR. CurwOod to
write a series Of special stories for them
with the action laid In the Pine Tree
state. Before starting work on TINS
contract Mr.. Curwood visited Maine.
where he spent several weeks In inc
rompany Of the officials OF Pine Tree
Pictures. touring the state. and express
ni himself as delighted with the possi-
bIlities offered by the wonderful seem
n,y mountains rivers. lakes mad nlpin5
nf this state, which has long been recoG.
-, rjzed as posseinE the most magnificent
scenery in the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
MYSTERY SHOT IS
FIRED ON STREET
Negro's Story Of Morgantowr Fugitive
Sends Police on wild GOOSE
Chase

Police were busy carly 'his morning
irving Ia ascertain the origin q! snot'
fired SHORTY before o'clock. apparently
in the vicinity OF the Fort Henry c!uo.
An lntcI,iEenrer reporter ana several
uo,:ccmcn heard the Sn"t hat mono
could ascertain just where u was hrc"'
Some thouG,lt Il: frs tE&i It was
iorpcdn set Of down on IL" railroad.
Policeman Tlcc encountered strange
negro on the street Hnrut thti time wn"
to,A story Of haN.ug com" !" Wheel
INK on Il train from M"rSani""n win
another negro who. he told u" "fhr"F'
had hi, a man nj M0rEdntown IN the
head with an axe ard mad" his escape
from Morgant0wn stat" po.lr". lhhN-
.ng hat the reported M"rEan;"wn negro
might have done the shooting here. ON
GERS went IN search Of him.
To ascertain - In" story i"'d hN me
negro who talked to IN" officer was
true. the Intcl!!Gcncer ra,ird is Nor
Cartown correspondent wn" replied
that between 100 and " O'Clock he had
talked "a the corpora in charge of state
po.:r" a. MorGaniown and that nothing
Of the kind had ha rpened there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
K|DD|ES HOLD SWAY
At THE REX TONIGHT

Another ono Of those good PantageS
intact road shows is the attraction at
the Rex this first half of the week. and
a grand offering IL Is. usually there IS
weak number or two hut in this tirSt
half show. each and every act Is OF big
time calihrc.
The brazilian Heircss," Is 4 wonder
ful musical comedy both from an arts
tic and scenic point Of view. the comedy
Offered Is OF the type that registers
highcly. the dainty chorus works most
Rerceablr and sing and dance In man
ner that brings the audience around I'M
nense.
Panzer and Panzer. two brothers. sing
and kid their way into the hearts OF the
audience and their aCcromedIan Work is
extremely clever.
Ann suffer. the petite little miss from
tho south rOmps away with things with
her character songs and TanEuay man.
ncrisms.
Gallagher and Shea two colorcd come
dams certainly have mastered the art
Of entertaining with their droIi negro
comedy and original song offerings tnat
ever graCcd the stage Of IL wheeling
vaudeville theatre. .,
Charles Jones in Pardon My Nerve.
IL one real entertaining western drama
with 4 story that is most appealing.
Tonight the Riddles will hold sway IN
the big local dancing contest under the
direction Of Prof. and Mrs. Oatman.
THURSDAYS big double bill Will nave
n very distinguished screen satr on II IN
prrsonage If Robert Mcl\im. who with
the assistance of Rhca Mitchell, another
popular screen star. will present r nm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
ELSIE JANIS GANG;
SEATS NOW ON SALE

"Mv ambition" said Miss Elsie Ianis
in = recent interview. rs {" Keep J"'t
ono s,cp ahead Of mothers ambition f"f
nc" Since early childhood. Mother
Janis, as she il affectiOnately known
IN almost as many countries as Elsie
Is years old. has held before her dau&h-
ter that vision Of success and happiness
that comes from just and riGhtfui lead
crshIp The appreciation. the under
standing between Mother Janis ana
Elsie IS lovely 10 sec and know about
Mothers life IS Elsir's. Els!c's Is Moth
rr's. Sometimes Elsie speaks Of Mother
as her hiG Crutch."
This feeling and sympathy haFe
helped 10 make Miss Janis the great
arl!s; that she Is today. Her heart rs
full Of kindness and thOughtfulness. the
worship Of the mother the biggest thing
IN her life. but to see her in rehearsal
snd IN the building of a play Is TO Know
that SHE Is made of the same stun or
witch generals are mace,
Elsie Janis and her Gang. in new
attack" have an intimate revue. just
the Janis solt--rull Of the beauty. wit
and the good hunor that you rightfui!y
cxprct--at the Court Friday and Satdr-
day Seats now on sale.
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. O. O o. % . o. 49, % - =
! TIL: THEATRES !
new DRAMATIC STAR
PLAYS IN DEAR MI"
AT COURT TONIGHT

Grace La Rue. win her C0-star. HALO
Hamilton. comes To- the Court tonight
and tomorrow with Wednesday mat
inc" in "ncar Me" John Golden's noted
comedy Success. and thereby hangs a
tale Of an interesting new venture.
Few actresses may lay claim |" nav
ing rIrencd their histronic talent with
the aid Of :; piano. Fewer still point
to the variety stage as their alma mater
Il had been identified with musical
productions for years" she said. I'm l
fol, that had almost lost my own ioen-
lily. | tried 10 put some personality
INTO my singing. hut the stage directors
became friGhtcncd-I was simply I"
sand around and look pretty and not
spoil a musical show Ivy trying to act.
"Ru, I'm out of vaudeville now.
think forever The dramatic stage al
lows far greater scope for ones talents
and besides. have ambitions. Man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
TOM MIX WINS CROWD
BY STUNTS AND HUMOR

Tom Mix. as usual. got. the crowds
a, rho Plaza Theatre yesterday when he
appeared in his latest William Fox PRO.
dnrtion, "A Ridin' Romeo" Be side INC
thrilling scenes always to be iouno IN
or humorous incidents that are part and
marcel of the story. Mix loves FUN. Just
As he loves to do the daredevil stunts
that have made him so big iaveTiie:
ana when YOU know that Mix wrote the
story Of "a Ridin' Romeo" you can rear
ize that Tom would naturally put many
funny touches In IL. VII
The writing of this story gave NIX
channce 10 recall and put into pictures
Incidents that really, happendd whgn ne
and oklahoma In addition Jimnp Au-
hrey in his funniest comedy The Mes
eenyer." and the Plaza News weekly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
PITTSBURGH LEADS NATIONALS
IN LEFT FIELDING STRENGTH

~. 5r,,,,, counts tremendously IN the
;o,.,l strength. am not iiGurhS III" !"
.,,,.. "a, entire season N i'''. III u"
.>r,r, rn nav" Ia amend l." "."'
,l,,,. ,yu-rs and ,ur.ude some g. N'@ az
,.,'.irr ,,,,,rr IN the tlr$I base '"'"''-
.,irra maintain the -.ght !" '"""7
,h,. Ionc before III" final HSa''N d,
mad. T such changes IN rIaaS ar II; ~
t,,. rho managers Detroit runs ''",'
scrnrd To the Ynn&r. and tooSe P'S'
srous 81 Louis Browns are right ''''
behind them and few p'ntS ''"e""
cleveland. and Washington rrS'''>".'E
,i.d In fact there il II" SHARPLY ue'
fined difference between dN'''H' Wv
.,d,,I r,t,r,tpn down 10 RoSt"h.
whscb shows weakness. The nun'n ~
-no h.,ters r,aying eft make the uo'e
rairuia;tnns very close.
T,ttSburEh rather surprises hN "NN"',,,
my the lead in the National i"'Eur, VIZ
,he Giants second. MruSci mas h't "'S
ya,. into thar distinction an" i'""N q
r.,,. ,oip,s ahead q George E'!fnS' """
brings cincinnati well up mo tne -, -
h.,L - sill great although lie h'S
sIackaned M 1 hjr >ard MS Ef'"' "''"
I'M, earns linn the honor. hn' I"r N'"E
,crs have AIMED on Il n. IFS IA VIII
return # the teams return /" '''''
,,,t and scientific baseball an" ''o
,,i,,hinr cots back 10 normal. -. LOUIS
earns A lie with the Rcd" ON "''"'
and there IS Er0"hl>n dropping vain
ayain Wheat who "nVc WAS ~ ''e ''''
or rhc srr!nc dnpc. l." I"nGeF GU" w,
syired that high His Chlet '"S9 ~
poipfs comes from the TACT ne cannot Su
through an entire campaign rs ne
RI
s,,,7iies lack his hitting power. IT may
ni.. .ore n see how much attack
iro mower Fred Mitchell can crowd mo
his outheId and yoi must re'ne"'e'
,,,, Mitchell Is one Of the most re-
sourceful o. all the managers IN man
,rr shifts To add 20 attacking power.
rnIrarh and Philadelphia arc not up
- standard. Flack - quite ball PLAYER
v.,,b \ 10, Of faults and Barber ~ wei
s,orrh hut not in a championship c'aSS
al all.
In this outfeld dope the hardest 'h'"T
"a To try to guess tho SnI!ts the n'a"'
v.rs will makc--that Ia what p'oi''
ton Of games each man WI p'"N,
some OF the left field positions ! nave
bad 70 acure an average of two or even
,l,ree mon in 4 position. In fact save
ror thc fixtures who never SHIFT 70 other
colds every position Is more or less
combined values Of men rather than eN-
messing the ability OF one. d""h:
very much whether the left field. center
teld or right field figures express very
occurately the comparativ" strengths
However. when We assemble the three
into ono and figure the outdeld strength
co,no,e,e the result Will be more salIS-
factory and there Is no other way as
the mana gers will not toll even II 'Eey
know. 80,
In the next article we VIII COMPARE
Tho center feeders where the attacking
move r!s even more heavily "onc'ntra'
cd The position value OF the center
oc,dsr in defense also IL somewhat
higher than tina, OF either left or riSh'
,due 10 RE fact that he gets more
cNances) and ther" will be more dIt e.
cnca of values revealed than IN ms
case.
copyright. 1899. the New York
!. Evening Mail)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
RUTTER ACCEPTS
BURTON CHALLENGE
Young Billiard Artist. City Champ VIII
Meet Challenger for Title

Thad Hutt"r. champion pocket "'i.
nardi., Of the city. who waS awardch
the rilv ttls a result "f tn" iohrna-
mon, held nearly w" months Ego. iaSt
nigh; accepted the chai''n2" Of lin Eur
ton FOR match 10 retain th" tate.
Tho tournament held her" vas I" ""'
cd. the city championship AMI the MIN
nor was 10 represent Wheeling Il n
state tourna mont. Tn" pltn tnr Il state
tournament however fell Through.
Thu. night Eutter won the ut.". hHrt"h
ISSUED a challenge. wh."h ~ g." ycSer' =
dav hal not been accepted Euuer has
nov hnv.v.r. formally accepted. and
Ms per the agreement Of +. \. Stuart. tn"
promoter OF the meet. has chosen tho
Hut,er rariors n stage the games.
The Samos three OF 100 halls '"'h.
Will probable hc Played Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Of This week.
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has n1av.d four years % high school
and knows the game from
heginnlng to end lie is the hardest
PLAYING man in the valley and NcHS-
burg owes q great deal OF her success
70 the wonderful playing or this one
mai He is not only a guard hut -
good forward. AMI - necessary. co"i"
no called upon /" shoot f"u's. Fri"H-
ricIs IF TrIadeiphia is my other "ho."c
for the guard position. stump mas
worked hard for this place and well de-
serves IL because 0f his playing IN every
game Of the season. II" il Almost =
SIR, sho; rr,m the field and il also
:, great foul shot.
In summing up tho first team We 00d
that We gave five mon each me o; whom
can PITY a dazzling floor game. are az
SIR. sh";s. and can play close guard
ing game. Also every man Is GOO!
roul shot. This team ny dope Is h"t'cr
by the points than any oteer "nmb'Nl-
r;orS that coulI be selected in the va
10y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
O'Dowd Easy Winner
Over Pekin Kid Herman

Co'rrnhus o. March "'.--Ph' HI'oWd.
Columbus. continued on his Victorious
career ton'gh, 10y administering neat
lac,ng to prkin Kid Herman. or itN'n'
MS. in a ten round encounter mere TO-
night
O.powd assumed the "Nens!r" carly
IN the fghr and landed tw" h'"wS l"
cvnrv one tor his opponent. ia" 'o!
urrbus Bantam carr.cd IA" majority o,
tine rounds with ease and easily cope"
the decision.
Young F,rnp. Iohnstpwn. IA. WAS oe-
rs,,cd ry Jimmy Mars, Columbus. IN the
ten round seml-'ina.
Don Rowsncr. LANA Kay" King
brought his total Of consecutive knock
outs up to eleven in another h""t, by
srn,l!n. larN Ihi''irs. Columbus. I"
Greenland IL the 'nird round "f Il svhe-
G,,,cd ylN round battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
ADMITS MURDER; GETS
LIFE TERM SENTENCE

harrisburg. W. Va. Mar. "7.-JoseDh
Gallo. S&. coal miner of Mount Clare
and native Of Italy. confessed TO muir
der in the first degreee today in the
Harrison county criminal court and was
sentenced to life imprisonment in the
rcnitcntiary 70 rhavinR shot TO death
samuel Mandercno. Rlso coal miner.
la ~ christmas day at Alpha. near Mount
Clare
II was the second time Gallo faced
sentence under murder charge. He
WAS sentenced to year in jail for nav
ing shot and killed Antonio SChipano In
September. l9l?. at po!a. In both ca SEES
he declared the men had become unduly
attentive to HIS pretty young wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
CROOK CALLED HOME

Washington. Ia. March - -. Alfred
,'-n,k center on IN" Washington \
Jefferson football team and one -! the
s,,r. ur rho recent season l"It for hts
homo al Detroit. Mich. today. being
called home by the critical Illness OF
mis- father. George r. Crock. The eide"
t.-ocs had been III f"v some days hu;
his condition became alarming today
and n message perceived 10y n" SON re-
0upstcd ny Immediate prcScnc" AT MS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28

ATHLETIC CLUB
J, w. GAEvIN CHOSEN AT BIG
MEETING HELD LAST
- EVENING.
Certificate OF Incorporation Received
Yesterday from Secretary
OF State.

Officers and Il board Of directors We're
elected last evening by members g! the
Moundsville Athletic tluh 1T Il '''"h
held in the Chamber 81 commerce" head
quarters. and plans for the coming year
were discussed
The Following were the ofrivcrs chosen.
], W. tiarvin. president: l.. -. jones'
Iic. president: ". r. Curtis. secretary;
r., f. kooutz. treasurer. directors. I'r'
Roy l.. Loudln. pr. Charles q; M"tf,,"
aud +. NJ Htncrman. Howard ii'"''' i.E
U.s. named rrrSs rcprcScntAtiN" ami
Ross Sears was chosen as manager,
The certificate OF incorporation OF '"e
club was received yesterday from So
rotary o: State houston & l"H"I. ~"
club is incorporated 1t $5.OOu. ana m
rorpOrators ar" L.. T.. k""utZ. j. w Car
vim. c. B. Pratt. L. o Jones and George
L k4rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
JIMMY JONES
BEAT T|LLMAN

Youngstown. Ohio. March -'.--JimA
Jones. local wclt"rw eiGnt' "u'F""h.
Johnny T!i!ma9. 81. raul. III 'he'r -
round bout mere tonight. Jones won
.!rh. OF tho rounds. TiImon TWO ami
rho other two were even. Til.man was
N Tho verge oc u Knockout In four d;;-
rerer, rounds but his veteran r.ng GRAF:
saved h'm.
,;cnr.. rarr. Canton. outp"int"d Rcd
i'ounullv. C!cve.and in ctght rounds
i:rnv Muchien. Niles. stopped Al
Whit, youngS,nwn. in the NTH round.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
Almost
Clicked
Last Night

With gas around my heart Couldn't
breathe many people say.
30 su,.h rhoNrnr or anxiety Il Nou
will take Iaa .:nuun'S Gas Tablets
winch are prepared distinctly and es-
peCia!ly for Stomach Gas. and paruHu-
larry for all the bad effects from gas
pressure against your most VIAL organ
YOUR heart.
That empty. gen" and Enaw!ng feel
ing at tn" pit Of your stomach Will as
arpear. that HNNiuus. nervous :eei'nI:
Ajih heart pdipitat'oN. Will vanish, ana
yo,, viii once n:o"C I've ah'" I" take
deep breath. $ "f'en prevented nv 'ia~
IT. Ss!ng agr:i,~t your heart and lunS$
These uniuu" Tablets ar" sold Ivy t. H..
t;riest & Go. and all rci'ahic druggists
l., careful and insist on the genuine
I:,nl,rHnu-S Gas.Tah,rtS In Il yellow
uarkagc. price one dollar. J. Baa Imam.
Chemist. san FranClSco.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
sY HuoH FULLERTON
THE LEFT rHhDERs
American LeaRuo
National League

SDripC drre on tn baseball E'hpS re-
yaols a whole lot % TIE Strengths '''
,he weaknesses os bal clubs anu = -
a crew % some o. the mysteries tna' a'"
hard 10 understand \"th'NS' Per""pS'
riyes 50 clear an idea oc the remar~ao'r
- ,h,, has core over the style or
n,ayIn gfre game in recent years AZ 'n'
.,,dy ~ rho attacking power oS the out
fclders. ,. T.
7, ,Sts sys,rn, ~ DOPE. where Z Ia
naccssa-y 10 tear the official records ~
zach PLAYER - pieces. ana we them an"
And ont the various points or the game
at which he cXCe,S or In wh''h "' -
WAX we discover not only the in"'N'"u-
al ability % men hut the style 81 AI'".N>
used by the teams. Since ths majority
oF the teams are using tho >1uEE'"S
systenr. cutting down the NaIuc OF men
who can sacrifice and wait ana run t"e
bases va End queer changes IN iho'F'"u-
al values Of mer-a depreciation III tie
worth ~ some Of the smart. taS' men,
q corresponding increase IN ~" hSure
SPlues Of the men VINO t1He N"c ''''"'
and slug home runs.
; The big problem In studying N" OUT
Holders esre-ially IL whether or not the
hal Ito he used this season IL the same
a. that in use carly last year. X the
modified lively hall Ia used ias hguTe
n will be- Il Will restore Former aver
nre values ~ many men and reduce the
value nt sheer smuggling coCsiueran!N.
Since We find the greater part OF the MT
ling and attacking power ~ the TWO
leagues concentrated among the "uthe'u-
ers they. OF course. are more erected l
have for purposes Of reaching better
Ia sis ,sscd the work OF the players from
JuIy 10 the end Of last sea son. catcn-
latinC that will be better than using the
pn,ire season. although 81 course I had
TO utilize the complete figures TO
large extent.
s.: Ne ind tremendous attacking power
sllocated - left tletd-and I" my sur
mise \ somewhat more even d!strihu-
lion OF this power among the cInos
thor wa - bs expected. In spite o: the
fact that Ruth Will I've out 90 me fTSt
NJ the season the New York Yankees
sill figure best among the ie:t FEEDERS
In fact the loss 10 the team VIII n"t
no as heavy AZ the fans aH1ea" % think
yuth's and MeuseI'S suspension wi!I n"t
he dead loss bit thH difference pc
tween their hitting power and that OF
the substitutes and the Yankees make
n slight gain In feld;nC and Throwing
by HAVING Ruth out. which IA smaH
hut helpcul Offset 20 the loss. kntn
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ished dramatic sketch entitled The Re-
take" MIR. Mckim's vaudeville sketch re-
Quires a cast OF four people who are roos
ognized dramatic artists, also man.
moth SCENIC cluipmcnt.
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aCrr johnson personally guarantees I'M"
attraction to be one Of the best OF ths
season.
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HARRY |. JONES
CHOOSES TEAMS
MAKES GOOD SELECTIONS FOR ALL
VALLEY. TAXING IN EVERY
SCHOOL IN DISTRICT
,-susS Rrtnkmcr, orin, c. Hamiu
Yrt.drichs and Wade as First
String Players.
By HhERY L. JONES.

In <c..rttrs tho first team have
locked mainly to the offensive. While IN
the second and third teams hNE" 50
,ec,cd ,nrNa mon Of "ff"us,ve ABILITY
and two 81 guarding ability. Although
! ,,r.ed the hrs, t..arn Ul;!!" Cor the!r
orfcnae haze uclFrth"iess team tHat
for guarding ability would lie hard |"
beat ,.,,
teams from tn" pl,t yCrS "' tn" following
leans: WhNciin= WeHsi"rG. I.'nS'E'
cathedral. TrIahcIrhia. Mingo. St""e'n'
willie. MuGudSNiil". Eu.iaHsne". NaT"""u
Ecllaire Weirton. ShaGysid". M"rt'N>
Ferry and Union hiSh Of E"n"""'i' ann
.SistcrSStile.
From those teams I haE" selected IN"
following men:
First Team.
= E~iu',man. Wrce,Ins: +. "-'n' hH,-
lairc: {. t Han;... t"npt.' ianSIN. =.
Wade. We!lshurG: iricdr'""'. lr'"'''
phia-
Second Team.
y 1op-h ,raptl. WcuShurs: = Lrnh.
Sixtcrs>i,Ie, =. U:srd. Whceln= .. E'u-
leIe. Wheeling: q. J. llamus. i.'hS'H.
Third Team.
= Cemmiirrtl WeIShurE. + W""d-
rurr Mound <vili". = 'E."SrN''"'
wel,sbu-g. .. \ciurc lcap,p. He"air':
e.. SlatiuSki, M!nSn.
honorable Mention.
Forwasr%- SNYDER. h,,iaIr". Srr'nI'
wh..lng: Porter. S;cuhcnNiNe: NtS1".
Warwood: Evans. Martins FERRY h''rN-
hardt. Shady Sl-i". '"nit!. '"'hS'''''' '''''
Iarmouth MuG".
49, Gen,srs-Ram,,,on MounIsyi,l": I.
>,,I,o u,rv.rd. Smith. Trladclpuia {.
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SENATORS WIN AGAIN

In a hard fought game marked by
close guarding and fast passing hy h"th
teams. the Senators Five Of Rcnwo"d do
rested the Columbia club MidSc'S IaSt
evening on the Union high floor BY the
score of 81 The score.
s.,o+ors Al Pos. Midgets, 90
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customs o. the government, may
be considered the greatest job per
formed by congress during the year.
The law was passed late in Septem-
Der. after having been under debate
for two years Virtually all tariff
duties were raised, and the bill Is
now breaking all records for Gus
toms receipts.
other important legislation IN
cluded:
The act providing for the refund
ing OF the war debt and the creation
of the debt refund.ng commission.
Provision for additional credits to
the farmers.
Creation OF a federal fact finding
coal commission as a result of the
coal strike to investigate the mining
industry.
Much minor legislation also was
passed. but many of the Legislative
problems facing congress at the be
ginning Of the year still remain un-
solved Although a majority in
congress favors a soldier bonus bill
it was blocked by a presidential
veto, the senate falling 10 overrid,
the veto. The ship subsidy bin
strongly advocated by the admins
tration still is pending with its fat,
in doubt.
Pres't Harding has recommended
a huge program Of legislation which
can hardly be touched before tn,
present congress goes out of onic,
on March 4.
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