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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-24
College Games Today

loiby w.. Harvard, Cambridge: Mass.
(,eor1ia TeCh. ". Georsetown, Washington.
81. heIayentare vs.. seton Hall. South
william. and Mary vs.. virsinia. Chariot-
tesville, We. .E
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-24
.YEsrgRoAY's RESULTS


-, NATIONAL LEAGUE
Plttshureh. -, Chiea9e. 3. ,a
8. Lewis, 4, Cincinnati, q,
New Ya.s. ]. nroeklSn. a.
Phillles-Bssten. not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. 81 Wssh1n9tsn. o.
Dsts0lt. 4, C1eveleNA. =.
- ~. l<0wts. ~ Chicago. 3.
Athletlee.noston. not schedules.
"a" INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Readin6. B, RecheAtev. 0. a..
Jerney CITY, Z: Huf1alo. (.
TS!onta. 0, BelumsFe. I.
NswAvk. D; SSeaeuse. I fnrst S9me>.
SyYeeuse, 81 NewsPk. o (secend game).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Celumbus: Q, st. Paul, 8 az inninga).
1ndlanan01iS. I, Kansas City, o.
MlnUeApolla, o. Toled0, 2.
... Milwaukee. 9; Louisville. I.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock. bi Nashville, 3.
New Orloane. 81 Atlanta. 3.
Memphia. Q, Chattanoowa. I.
Birmingham. B, Mobile, 2.
EXHIBITION GAMES
Beaten Nationals. s, Providence Gary. 3.
Peternoa silk Gex. 81 Boatsr Americans. I.
Athletics. .; New Haven. 3.
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1ooAY'S CARD
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York st Phlladeiphia.
Brooklyn ut Beston.
st. Louis Mt Cinc.nAaAl.
Plttsbursh at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at New York.
Boston at Washingt0n.
Detroit at st. Louis.
ChlcaGo at Cleveland.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester Ut READING,
Toronto at Ba1tim0re.
Syracuse at Newark,
Buffalo at jersey City.
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SCHOLASTIC SPORTS NEWS

Wes,hnr allowance claimed,
"'ncr clear; track fast
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THE THEATRES
PLAZA THEATRE

" Claire Adams. the benjamin u.
Hampton star. were To insist that every
exhibitor should put her full name in
electric lights in front OF the theatcr
during tie showing of When Romance
Rides" HamptoTs latest production
from Zane Grey's novel. 'Wildfre,' re-
leased Icy Goldwyn. 1t Is probable that
practically all the bigger electric com
panics would present her with stock
Her fun name Is Claire Beryl de
We're Nassau Adams. three or which
names arc prominent in Burke's Pcer-
age. the English Who's Who
Miss Adams was born in Winnipeg
Canada. She was educated in private
schools OF Canada and London, her par
ents living for a while in the latter
place when she was a child. Returning
10 Canada. she graduated and post
graduated from St. midas College. CAL
gary. Public rccitals and college ORA
ma led to her appearance in Winnipeg
stock company. but family interference
stopped her. When the war broke out
she tried tn 20 across as Red Cross
nurse, but on account "t spell OF HI
ness was put at training in Grace hos
rital Detroit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP INTO
PNEUMONIA

Chronic coughs and persistent colds
lead 10 serious lung trouble. You car
s,op them now with Creomulsion. an
amulsined creosote that is pleasant TO
take Creomulsion In new medical dis
cover with twnfold action: { BootheS
and heals the innamed membranes and
kills the germ.
OF all known drugs. Creosote Is recoE-
nIzed by the medical fraternity az the
greatest healing agency for the treat
ment Of chronic coughs and colds and
other forms Of throat and lung troubles.
Creomulsion contains. in addition %
creosote, other healing elements which
soothe and heal the infamed mem
branes and stop tho irritation while
the crsosote goes on to tho stomach "a
absorbed into the blood. attacks the
,eat Of the r-'ub. AMI d. roys the
r.rme that lead to ccrsLU2Ion
Crcomuis.eu ~ EIa:a't"+d satisfoc-
.ur" in tho treatment ~ ronic coughs
ANA colds, bronchial asthma catarrhal
bronchitis and othor e rms Of m oat and
lung diseases, and Is excellent for bui,d.
Irr I'D tho system after colds or the fu
Money refunded II any e:ush or cold.
no matter Of how long standing. 10 not
relieved after taking according 10 =
rec,iona Ask your drugI,,t Crsomul-
sioa c.. AtlaaeA oa-CAdyJ
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WESLEYAN PRACTICE
IN Rain FOR SALEM
Tumblss Come Regular, and PRACTICE
Il Tailure-"Csbe" Ross Turns
Ont for Session.

EurLharn"u. W Va. oct -. Rain
lut"rCsrrd with III" Wesleyan practice
this afternoon but Coach Ross sent the
Nrth"disi grihmcn through an hour
w"rn"ut nevertheless. Spl"EhinE about
In deep mud tho eridders wrr" drpi"r-
aho lm"k'nc -r"ur whom finally CONT 20
III" shoH crs haImnilng was not ire
Gucur, il WA rc:.IIar. The practice was
= dismal fa:lur" and with ~" rain pour
!ug down made a. WORK toward point
Ing tho icnm for tic Srlcm game impos-
sible.
Coach Higgins viii ur"hahIy Il" double
time ut Tuesday "touirE's workout.
Weaknesses which showed NJ plain IN
tbs Wesleyan rff"nSc in Saturdays
game must ho ironel out hnfnr" "eS-
Icyan mccrs Salem. This will bring on
srInn smart scrimmages this week
which viii probably start off this eve
ming
Eishhaugh was tho only Wesleyan
man injured in Saturdays game and ne
was out today as At as ever. schwartz
Paulny and R"hrbaugh. regular Wesley
IN lincSmcn. were not used Saturday. so
should 10 going strong by Friday wnen
Wesleyan meets Salem at Clarksburg.
Wesleyan fans are eager for Frida!
game. Cehe Ross whose recent injury
madc i necessary for him TO give up
playing, was out in uniform this after
noon cmphatiCaliy declaring that he was
going to play against Salem Friday. 1e'
spite reports to tho contrary. lie was
permitted 10 practice which~js taken by
fans as a sign that he will get TO play.
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BURTON STRONG
CONTINUED from Page onsl

was more imminent. and We have
gained no territory and are not OK
pccting any large indemnt'ies. The
telling abroad is that there debts
ought to be paid.
Not For the League.
Mr.. Burton also declared against
any further national loans abroad.
adding that private credits for Amer
lean raw materials might and should
be arranged. but that the United
States treasury should not be called
upon again 10 aid any foreign coun.
try. except possibly for human relief.
He did not appear TO he impressed by
the League Of Nations. several OF
whose meetings at Geneva no at.
tended.
1T seemed like big debating So
rie,y." he said. declaring that Il num-
Der Of Irrelevant and academic Nu"s.
tons seemed 10 be receiving undu"
attention.
There was slight probability now,
as ever, he added. that the United
States would become n member OF the
League. but he expressed IN" belief
that the United States should have
representation on a world court, with
limited jurisdiction, and not one under
control Of the league. An effort Is
being made. no said, to driaCh the
present international court from the
league.
Il was greatly disappointed Rep
rescntatiyr Burton declared, that in
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HAYES DENIES
CONTINUED from Page ons)

les. exccpt for the nlCh!ng OF the watch,
az which he accuses Hayes.
7, has been established by hslated
autonsy that Mrs. Mills throat was Guy
from oar to car. and her head almost
severed. Schneider could not explain
this.
Neither could he explain how IN"
bodies came TO be laid out carein'iE'
side hv side, as II for burial
lie was equally unsatisfactory as 10
how ;hc love letters written by Mrs.
Mills to the minister came 20 be scat
tered about the scene or who rropprd
one of the ministers cards against me
solo Of his shoe "a If 20 mako sure OF
Identification.
His story does tally remarkably. now
ever with the first statement attributed
to Mrs. Hall after the murders we're
discovered - that her theory OF the
double shaving was "mistaken Identity.
This statement later was repud!ated by
Mrs Sallie Peters, confdantc OF Mrs.
Hall. who said that the rectors widow
could imagine no motive except POSI-
blv that OF robbery. for the murders.
Not satasned.
Although they openly expressed conn.,
dence that the case had been practically
solved the authorities Ftil! were nara
at work tonight trying 70 reconcile NJ
the tangled skeln OF evidence win
Schneiders story. or to batter down 10
further admissions which would make
his story more plausible. He was SUD-
tected to repeated Erillings throughout
tho day.
A part Of 6ehns!dsIs story -as much
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MINERS TRIAL
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packed. but there was r. striking aps'''.
~ specta;ors. the audience FOR the most
part being defendants.
However, late in the afternoon groups
q, miners came drifting into WelIsourE
from the camps near by and II was es''-
mated thai several hundred were
crowded INTO the town by nghtfali
The small army OF prisoners seemed
indifferent to their prediCament To-Day
and their answers 20 the various qucs+
tom. came IN toncless ronosr,lahles.
The charged with ba'lahle oNenses
sought 10 have their reccRn'Zances re-
newed. Fifteen such requests we're re-
fused. Those who succeeded IN retnih-
Ing their liberty walked from inc co"F'
room To the street seemingly wI'hour
interest IN tho outcome ~ their fellow
defendants petitions.
Decision Ear1y.
Judge Snmmprville took NJ the vail
div nf the indictments shortly after
he convened court.
Arter a cursory discussion or m"
objections raised 10y council for tho de-
scnse IN which he touched IN each or
The various alleged defects he hold
that the bills were sufficient and there
fore valid.
Then following the arraiEnmcnt ~
,bc defendants and the motion of tn"
miners counsel for separate trials.
Little t!mo was given this motion by
The fudge who ruled almost Immediate
" that the defendants were entitled 70
scparHi" trials AMI sim" they 'h"M"d
Ly ihcIr preference" lay tn" m"ti"m "r
Attorney Schurk he had no alternative.
lu, t. grant tn" motion.
Tho iwo mcu VII" entered pleas Of
guilty tn tho conspiracy count" W"r"
William White and James .. FaE". of
S,uda. IA. Both men had entered tn"
same rlcas when Tho grind jury firf'
found indictments against them. mud No
signifIcsnCc IL attached to their sd'
missions NOW by either tn" state "r
prosecution.
Trial Monday.
prnncinr counsel have made IN Ir-
formal agreement tina, fla" trial {"
kaminskI should begin MoudaN. II IN"
veuu" move falls.
IL IL expected that tho argument on
Tho charge Of venue motion Will take"
M tho rest of TN" week. az III" state
las served notice that. il desires T."
rross.cxamiuc tho pers"uq wh" think
that an impartial hearing is impnssIhI"
10 hc had IN Brooke county.
Prejudice will hnVc To l." shown. nrh
then It's wholly within the courts dis
erection whether such motion VIII III"
granted.
The orinion was frequently expressed
last night by leading attorneys that IN"
court would likely refuse TO grant the
prisoners requests.
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which comes 10 the Liberty theatre to-
day for an engagement Of six days.
The Bond Boy" is A perturbation OF
George Washington Ogden's celebrated
story Of The sam" name. II deals with
the tragic and romantic experiences or
a Youth who. In order to save his
widowed mother from the poorhouss,
permits himself to be bound out to a
villa nous old farmer for a period Of
four years at Il pittance of ten dollars
month.
From sun up Ia dark young Joe New
bolt slaves for old lsom Chase. whose
frivolous wife becomes enamored OF tho
youth Eut 10" ignores her attentions.
Tho plot takes great dramatic
twist when Joe Is charged with the
murder If tho old farmer. who has ac-
cidon,aIIy .hot himself. Joe refuses to
toll wha, he knows. because 10 do 50
would have n"rm to ruin the good name
Of tho farmers wife. And 70 he Is
sentenced TO die for crime that he
did NOT commit
Tur loo doesn't die. He escapes and
the plot comes ~ a most satisfactory
and romantic ending.
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Thus char chose tho Eu"k"y" state
as a place {" h" horn aui arrived in
Smtthacld. jefferson county. bai". on
juno eth. n. =. very C"mely baby
boy. As early a. - Mas deemed advtsI :
bio or about tho 'jIuc n" was s"v"r
wears of age no selected Nest Virginia
as p place ." li," in coming hero with
MS parents along in 1873 ard after at
tendance AMI graduation from linsly
Institute immediately entered into the
banking business hccomsng messenger
boy a. tho Bank OF ~" OH" Valley
From there ~ Tn. Exchange Rank and
then the Bank OF Wheeling which was
in 1907 consolidated with the National
Rank Of West Virginia. and there oUc
genial friend Banker BIZ" may stiu
be found. lie Is ia" head vc this insti-
tuition the title hring We believe. Man-
aging Vice President.
Born and rcari In IN Christian church
Il remained for hint" hunt UP one
Evelyn A. Drak"-a maid h" was very
much sn'ttsu with and they Joined in
marriage February H2th. 1856. Sh" was
Methodist and hence 1t may h" said
that Irvine became n Methodist by
marriage but is a mighty good one At
that.
Always fond OF banking a. calling;
ne doesn't have very many other hob
bies. True ne does like to potter about
the garden or tinker about the home
and manages 20 MI IN his spare mo.
ments prohtaoly and pleasantly IN this
way.
Oh. YES. ne does have little grand
daughtcr-mustn't overlook her ana
never having a daughter IN the house
hold until son Russell grew up and mar
ried II Is quite the thing for Bill to
think we'll Of the little Miss.
A member OF Wheeling clubs. early
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COURT THEATRE
Why Wives Go Wrong.

with petty parties, baby vampires
Jazz music and flappers. 1 imagine thai
old-fashioncd marriage will be extinct
in 10 years" said a young lady OF the
modern school 20 c. S. Primrose. tho
rather famous theatrical producer. Be-
ing somewhat Of psychologist and
fatalist. Mr.. Primrose absorbed the sug.
restion. Tho result was logical and
within six months he had persuaded
Arthur Tccnon KayScr to write play
around the idea Why Wives Go
Wrong" is the title and the country has
gone u4ld about It. That is why Mana
ger johnson started on a still hunt 10
corral this attraction for Wheeling. He
and. therefore. We Will
gee This rather startling stage play At
the Court today and tomorrow. Natl
rees for women only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
YOU Cannot
HAVE BEAUTY
If Your Complexion Is MARRIED
by Blemishes.

II IS wcll-known fact that beauty
cannot be II the complexion is In any
way married by pimplcs. dark sai!"w
discolorations.
If you suffer any OF these skin hem
ishes Sbegin at once the use OF Black
and White Beauty Bleach.
This delightfully."- perfumcd col q
cream compond Will make III" skin
Gear, smooth. dei.ratcly tintcl and re-
move unsightly hlcmIshes. When ap-
ylied It torms an Invisible coating on
the skin. The regular use Of Black ana
White Soap will keep the ska in per-
feet condition.
All good stores can supply you with
Beauty Bleach at soc Jar. Black and
White Soap at 25c cake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
Service Star Legion
EntertainS Disabled
World War Veterans

Disabled veterans ~ the World War
whre entertained last evening At The
Market Auditorium by the Wheeling
Chapter. Service Star Legion. with an
entertainment and buffet luncheon
\ program Of in'c"prctat!ve dance
numbers was presented hy tn" pupils
"t Mrs. Frances PIzar-t carp and Was fol-
lowed by Il social time. Tho Imperial
Ice Cream Company donated Il large
quantity Of ice crca mfor the occasion
and sandwiches. cakes and other eats
we're brought 10y the service star mem
urrS.
This was the first time the Service
star organization has entertained cN-
clusiveiy for tho service men wh" sui
Tered disabilities IN the recent war.
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Deed Made Out Over
Is Years Ago Filed
In Wheeling Monday

The Oldest deed at late or f!l'Cg.
ever recorded IN ohio NpuulN was en-
tered yesterday In the offices OF
Clerk Howard Wells.
The title OF me deed was n. y.
Alexander to Henry Shook for tract
OF land in Grcggsville.
The sale was made on August II,
1904. hut for some unknown reason
the deed was not recorded until moro
han eighteen years afterwards. The
stamps show $50 WAS involved in
he transaction.
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Ohio News

Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct. 9.--Students or
Cincinnati schools are being offered
trades Of practically all descriptions.
the classes ranging from costume de-
signing and interior decorating to he
given at two OF the high schools. 10
sheet metal pattern cutting at the
trade school.
Americanization work and citizen
ship classes are TO be conducted in six
Of the city schools. Automobile trades
will DO taught in two schools while
printing and sheet metal construction
will be given at several other city
schools Electrical construction and
electrical, theory also will he taught
AmonS%the other courses offered are
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all the discussions of the league III.
Guiding mention Of a contribution OF
$50 600 pounds by Great Britain 10
Russian relief. there was no meh''on
whatever of the $2o,0o0.ooo given by
tho United States and the private
efforts of America. which undoubteolE.
resuIted in saving many thousands OF
lives. And only Niscount ISM .''ell'
toned the disarmament ettortS OF ,nc
WASHINGTON conference on limitation
of armaments.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

Columbus. OHIO. oct. ?.-Wnh iarS"
portion Of the Grimes Golden ana jonas
than apple crop already marketed co..
operative fruit marketing organizations
in Southern Obi" ar" starting h'"h'
beauties. an apple fer which S'hIo IL
famous. on the road to market more
than 1000 bushels OF apples already
have been sold by the co-"peratiNes "h'
der a distinctive Ohio label. They nave
been marketed as far south as flor'da'
and in a number OF eastern markets.
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= GAINESVILLE WINS

RarncSVille High schools football
team easily defeated the Caldwell High
eleven nj GAINESVILLE last Saturday by
the score OF 30. The Hiltors used Inc
punges and forward passes to good cf-
feet throughout the four quarters. Lynn
scored three touchdowns. while Slocum
made two and Retts one. BarnesVille
meets bridgeport At Bridgeport next
Saturday.
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cincinnati. q. OCT. Nv Dig
ging = post hole tn his ward. /. =. r.
Eromcr Camc across a cache of Spar-
ish and Mexican silver coins. ""u"calcd
In Il rusty tin rsn. about four feet nm
foreground The coins. som" "f which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

Cincinnati. ohio. Oct. 9.-Eadio COM
muuication systems soon will lac 4 pax
Of police organizations throughout the
world according TO Police Chief William
rcpelaa. on his return here FROM 'ne
conference OF police chiefs In New forh'
Before radio can nc successful IN trac"-
h,c criminals. however. Copelan pointed
out. most OF the large police depart
mcnts will have 20 adopt II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

Bucyrus. o. oct. ?.--Charles Michael
president 90 tho Ohio f."com"tiv" Crane
Co. who has given an athletic field :"
Rucyrua. plans To a. ( NJ with s'""l
and concrete hlcach"rS, ;"uu5s ""G:t*
and Fairgrounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

Columbus. =. Ocs. 9-lhe seven
tcenth annual meeting oi inc 'n'"
branch OF the National Congress Oh
Mothers and rarent-Teachers Assoc,"'
ton. TO be held here October ana -
T., axnec,ed IN draw the largest attend
apc, in tho history OF the organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

Sandusky. O. Oct. 9.-Ncn!ce ana ''N-
talia, rival villages east Of here are W.
ranging rat and mouse Killing con-
test. The one that takes the S'na'icS'
number OF tails TO neutral area az
,i,,n % no fixed will have to entertain
the other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

clyde. o. Nyt. ?.--Th" University
Paper Products co. an Illinois '"rr"r-
atina has been Incorporated as an rn'n
concern and will move I" this state cr-
tirelv. i, has been announced al a plant
ur the comranv's here. \ hnXhOard mill
in M,dd,etovn IL under construction.
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Cincinnati. -. Oct. n.--l'ra"tiralfN al
members uf tn" Cincinnati carriage
club have siguifi"h intentions "f attend
iug tho Carriage Builders Association
convention in New York oct. l." ~.
rcl"Ea'j"us from Louisville" Evansville
St Louis. and other middle western
states VIII icavo here In fiv" special
rprS oct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

When Ans Johnson. sol"rcd, t"id
Judge RITZ that her husband. john
Johnson. abused her and their nv" emil
,lr"n. he was ordered To pay -" ana
costs with the alternative Of 90 GAYS III
mil
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Too much white mule caused MIN"
Grey to curse his nrighhor in NaTW""".
ratrulmau Mclaughlin confined HIM I"
the Lookup after having I" us" his 'inb'
4 fnc If 81 and the trimmings was
handed out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

ON tho Testimony az Mr.. E"ina"her'
Joe I.oitnor WAS fined $50 and costs Tor
r,rklnss driving. L"tr"r is alleged 10
na,c rnlI!d"d with Mr.. E"inhrh"r car
on Eighteenth street. Tho ueirhuHh'
VAS not in court.
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we're 200 years old, were fresh fros,
klsmi shes.

BRYAN, -. oct. . Tho Van Camp
Packing 90. sruo'IncrS that milk t"st-
Ing as percent has hren irrrCas"d lr
price from $50 tn 1870 a hundred
pound
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

+. ". "Rald!" Bowen was charged
with speeding Motorcycle Policeman
Rrunhaus arrested him. While enroute
10 Central Police station the onicer
charges Bowen with attempting 10 es-
cape and said Bowen dashed UP the
stree; 80 miles an hour but that he
overt ool HIM. 4 continuance was grant
Cd until Saturday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
LIBERTY THEATRE

Richard Rarthemess literally slaves
az a farm boy in hs latest First Nation
nj starring vehicle, The Bond Boy
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Frrmou'. @. oct. = Joseph t'inceNs'
Is elected president "f the SanduSkv
county Eural Letter tarr!"ra' As%"ci-
alton
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machine shop practice, woodwork'ng'
shop mathematics. free hand Stretching.
mechanical drawing. strength OF mate
rails. machine designing. sheet metal
pattern cutting. In practically all OF
the schools. curses in dress making
millinery. embroidery apd cooking are
offered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
Races Called Off

Lexington. Ky. Oct. 9.---Grand circuit
races scheduled here today were called
of on account OF unfavorable weather
conditions.
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Elyria. o. Oct. 9.-Thc retail rri'" OF
milk advanced from II to - cents a
quart here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

GeorE" oliver hal nothing 10 say
when ARA gncd on a speeding charge pF
Motorcycle Policeman Pastors. Five
lays in jail and SEA and costs was the
sentence of the court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

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Smith ana John Fitzpatrick were INC"
81 and costs for being intoXl'a''"
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for being drunk.