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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-23
Formation of the Wonder.

The pile" is a mile long, half as
wide, and 400 feet high. The odd for.
nation, whence its appellation is de
rived, is not everywhere in evidence,
cropping out only in certain places.
The most striking columns consti-
tute more than 1000 feet of its west
ern face. They rise more than 100
feet above the talus-a vast heap OF
broken posts" accumulated through
the never-ceasing battering Of the cliff
by natures processes. Ultimately all
will be leveled in this agglomeration.
How far downward they extend man
knoweth not; 1t may be that they go
far beyond the heat-radiating center
of the ball comprising our tiny share
of the universe, but probably they
pinch out close to the surface The
geological experts gladly would pay
liberal admittanee fee for a peep
under.
The columns in this amazing bluff
are arranged in rows as regularly as
the pipes of a cathedral organ AL
most perfect prisms, they are fitted
together like cells in a honeycomb,
each placed with the incest care of
true craftsmanship, and really look as if
carved by human hands. The ends
above were polished to- gloss by
grinding glacial motion, and may be
compared with parqueted floor. The
mosaic effect is startling.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-23

il affects only the outermost segmentS,
hence year discloses but slight
change.
DEVILS PostpiIe.
Do you know where the Devils Post
pile is? Have you ever heard of it?
Though set apart by the President a
decade ago, authOritatiyely recog
nized as the best example eXtant of
its peculiar type of columnar basalt.
and readily accessible in summer, ii
remains virtually unseen and unknown
Not more than one out of every 10000
Americans has beheld it or could tell
its location, while foreign govern
ments and institutions send their
scientists to study the splendid tower
of long, dark, glistening prisms in all
its fascinating aspects. This phenom-
enOn, which thus far has attracted so
little interest among our own people
is but few hundred miles from Los
Angeles. an easy drive of a day or so
nOrthward along the eastern base of
continental Americas loftiest noun
tains-a trip of varied pictureSqueness
and rare charm. From San Francisco
the distance is about the same via the
Yosemite. valley-also a route of gran
deur. The nearest highway is the trans
continental National Roosevelt Mid
land trail, almost direct from Mon
tauk Point, Long Island, to the post
pile" and the Golden states major
cities. Two or three hours by trail
afoot or in the saddle, will take yor
from a resort called Mammoth to the
weird, enchanted precincts of his sa-
tanic majestys reputed post-setting or
pile-driving operations. The spec
tacle is astonishing and inspires awe
In the heart of hearts of the stupen-
dous Sierra Nevada, surrounded by
scores of white-robed peaks two and
half miles in the sky, residual gla-
ciers, gorgeous lakes, dreamy mead
ows, boiling springs, and ice-chilled,
dashing brooks, the Devils Postpile
occupies the center of a region of
magnificent scenery, more beautiful
than the Imagination can conceive or
mere! words describe 1t seems grim
sentinel holding, watch over the mid
die fork of the San Joaquin river.
which nOisily ruShes by within hun
dred wards. The curiously attractive
and impressive prodigy is set at ain
elevation of 1900 feet above sea level
and is, Itself a pygmy as compared
with the titanic heights all about.
Nevertheless, even prosaic visitor
would give heed to naught else the
first day or two. The one object en-
thralls.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-23
Description of Land

The land gently rolling and has blue sod formation suitable for and
tobacco $50 of this farm be poNed with of which .
muddy bottom land This miles from Waco where
uhayeac to High olndamo count
e
dIerlI aIandn ond Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20

tho Waterbury Eastern League club
last Sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20

seemed 10 be In class by himself
when II comes 10 the daahes. the
spirit Of rival viii be keencr. the
county superintendent believes.
The officials for the smeet viii b.
selected today.
County Track Records.
II climatic conditions are favorable
several OF the county track records
will be broken tomorrow afternoon.
q. n Gasaway. assistant county sup
erIntondcnt and director OF the meet,
believes. Present records, as shown
by the records OF previous meets.
follow:
80 yard dash--IIogue Rush Springs
Time, Q IL seconds.
100 yard dash: Hogue. Rush Springs
Time, 10 seconds.
go yard dash Ilogue. Rush Springs
Time 20 90 seconds.
40 yard dash. IIogue Rush Springs.
TImo. 80 IS seconds.
22O yard hurdles--Iiogue, Rush
Springs Time. 81 i-2 seconds.
100 yard hurdles-i iiogue. IAish
Springs Time. 10 i.2 seconds.
$50 yard run-Gray. Meridian.
Time. two minutes. 22 Is seconds.
Mile run-Clark. Bradley. Time.
8 minutes, % as seconds.
Shot put-Duke, Ninnekah. Dis.
lance. ~ feet, 3 inches.
Pole yaule-Alllson. Rush Springs.
Height. . feet. 6 inches.
Standing broad jump-Duke. Mn
nekah. o feet, 6 inches.
Discus throw-Duke. Ninnekah. 100 |
feet. inches.
High jump-WIndle, NInnekah.
Height, s feet, inches.
Running broad jump-Duke, Mime
kah. Distance. 20 feet.
Jayelin throw Frey, Meridian.
Distance, ii5 feet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20
Grady Track Meet
Scheduled Friday
Local Fair Ground

The annual Grady county track
meet will be held at Grady field to-
morrow afternoon, beginning at
o'clock, H. +. Allen, county superin.
tendent, announced today.
Minco, Amber, Ninnekah. Rush
Springs and several other schools in
the county are expected to be rep.
resented.
The meet was slated for April s
but was postponed on account Of
climatic conditions and the condition
of the track
With the absence of Hogue, Rush
Springs high school track star who
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20
Local Fans Pulling
For Drap Hayes Men

chickasha fans are pulling for Drap
Hayes TO win the Western assocla.
tion flag race which opens today
with Springfield at Henryetta, II Is
indicated In telegram sent to the
former Chick this morning. The tel
egram is signed "The Chickasha
Fans" II follows:
"Drap. here's how the boys back
home are with you in this pennant
fight from gong TO gong. We always
liked IIenryetta pretty well anyhow.
but since you are manager, we Just
naturally love 'em. Stay In there.
fight 'em and know that we are all
pulling for you TO win the flag. For
heavens sake and for our sake,
wallop Joplin. Regards to Doe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20

Rain and bad weather gave the
other athletes a rest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20
GAMES TODAY

Western League.
Denver at Oklahoma City.
Omaha at Wichita.
Des Moines at Tulsa.
Sioux City at st. Joseph.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20
MONEY TO LEND ON FARMS
AND CITY HOMES

$1,000 private money to lend year term farm,
liberal options and terms.
1000 private fund to lend year mortgage
on farm very satisfactory terms.
$5OO private fund to lend on land mortgage S
years. Liberal options
$1,000 private fund to lend small tract land near
Chckasha; liberal options
The above funds belong to private clients who
will let lend their funds choice security, where
approval Of the security; attorney in Chckasha
passing titles Funds available at once; loans
be closed very promptly.
We need loans on 20 acre tracts Is tracts; 80
acre tracts 40 acre tracts near Chickasha We have
outlet for these with large lender of money, and
ca nclose such loans promptly. 1t has been hard to
get loans small tracts in the past most loan
panes rule out tracts less than 40
We need all the good Chickasha loans we cam get;
loans homes run about 90 percent Of the values
of the properties try to lend 3-4hs the of
homes, where the owner has well located lot
clear Of liens to start his her building project The
monthly payment for city loans varies from $l433 per
month per $1,000 oan to higher amounts, according
to the wishes Of the borrower.
We represent Employees Building & Loan Associa-
ton, Guthrie Okla; the Standard Savings & Loan AS
socation Detroit Mich. lending at and 4-5ths per
cent interest, and the Farm and Home Savings and
Loan Association, Nevada, Mo-, lending at per cent
The Employees B. L. Association rate is satisfactory
We need all the good farm loans at rates as low
lower than you find quoted generally; the rate de-
pending upon security We feel that can lend 500
to SIS per first class bottom lands Chick
asha where all conditions favorable to security.
and applicant.
Our Business Is: Farm Loans, City Loans, Fire and
Tornado Insurance:
HARDEN-RoCHE MORTGAGE co.
6 INCORPORATED
OH. ROCHE Secretary.
2O3 Tye Building =, Phone 1925.
Chckasha, Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20
Sunshine Is Needed
TO Rout Green Bug
The greenbug IS stIII here.

Almost any wheatfield in the vici.
nifty OF Chickasha can tell you that,
according to a. +. Houston, county
farm agent. who declares that the
cool weather Is conducive TO the fur
ther development OF the pest.
Only sunshine and warm weather
can bring immediate relief. Mr.. IIous-
ton declares. 'As long as cool wealth.
er continues, the greenbug will
thrive" he says. But with few
days OF real warm weather and plen-
ty of sunshine. the lady bug which
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20

London. April 2o.--Jack Demsey
went to the races at EPSON with Joe
Beckett and lost bet on the Kings
horse In the City and Suburban
stake. Archibald. American jockey,
gave him n tip on the winner but
he didn't play Il. lie will have
dinner today with Carpenter
Columbus. O.. April 20.--George
Walker, Canadian heavyweight cham.
pion wrestler. threw Joe Polk.
champion OF the A. Il. y. here last
night.
Waterbury. Conn. April 20.-After
an investigation. Frank Gargan,
graduate manager OF athletics at
Fordham. announced that none OF
the Fordhani varsity played against
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20
THE SCORE BOARD

Yesterdays hero--Elmer Miller
Yankee outfIelder, hit n homer. dou'
Bile and two singles. and scored
three runs helping beat the Red
sox. 6 TO 1. In the second game after
the Yanks had dropped the first,
s TO ,.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20

combats the grccnbug. wouli soon
have tho situation well In hand and
the onslaught checked"
Mr.. Houston states that several
fields OF wheat have bcon almost
totally destroyed by the grconbug.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20

Princeton. N. j.. April 20.-walter
McPhee. brooklyn. was elected cap.
tain OF the Princeton baseball team
to succeed Tom Mcnamara, one Of
the athletes declared ineligible n
the recent housccloaning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20
SPORT SUMMARY
(IIy The United Pro..l

tht The United ffcs)
New Haven. April e0.-Langhorne
Gibson. captain OF the Yale varsity
crew. son OF Charles Dana Gibson.
the artist. and the nephew of Lady
Asior. gave up his position In the
shell In favor Of n lighter man for
all the short races. He will row
only In the four mile event against
Harvard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20
American League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Western League.

Western League.
At Oklahoma City. s; Sioux City 7
At st. Joseph. 9 Denver 4.
At Tulsa, G: Omaha 4.
At Wichita. s: Des Moines 2.
National League.
At New York-Boston, rain.
At Philadelphia-Brookl rain.
Only two games scheduled.
American League
At Cleveland, L; st. Louis l6.
At Boston, 5-l: New York 3-6.
: At Chicago-Detroit; postponed, cold.
AT philadelphia, rain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20
National League.

New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
81. Louis at Pittsburgh.
American League
Chicago Mt 81. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-20

Tho Browns camo to life and
mauled the Indians. Is TO /. sIsler
and williams stole three bases each
and "Sizzler" making one theft at
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
TEAMS RECOVERY OF oLD-TrME
FORM CAUSES THEM TO BE Pa
VCEITE III CHAMPIONSHIP
STRUGGLE
EiEgest Crowd of the Season Expected
at League PTrk-Good Weather
Promised.

As the time fcr n. much talked OF
and much wln'ci Ferry EN-H! Yam
kce games draws near Tho Ohio team
IS rc.a;n-I the position as the favorite
ia the betting. Following its decisive
licking 1t the hands OF tho Toronto
Hers last sunday the team seemed 70
riack and with injuries to the best
Bets" on the eleven things looked bad
Ger the crcr-th~-r!vcr ccntcndcrs.
All during the iirSt part Of the week
The coaches worked fran;icsily with
he men hut TO no a:a!l. The team was
Ii a bad slump. S.ddeAly they came 10
lifc again and with added stren6i h AMI
he return o: the injured men TO cond:-
ton tho followers OF the EN-HiEhs arc
confident Of yic-.-1 for thor team.
Manager WuoIs cf tho EN-H!ghs. mas
made extensive improvements on League
park Tho grandStaHd and bleachers
have boon strengthened and the field I'M
proved. Ir'"rcrt in the game Is run
rirr- high along tn" Ohio Side and win
iarj.s turnout Of sfoilowcrs by the
Yanl-s assured ;ha llrGest crowd to ever
win, ., sunday game IN these parts
IS expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
NOUNOSV|LLE HI
HAS SUGGEST Ill
GR|DIRQN SEASON
School Team Euns UP 2s4 Point2 While
Opponents Scored only 81 Trl1ies.

In tho football season just closed
Moundsv!I,c high school scored over
two hundred more points than hc- op-
poUeNIs.
From many viewpoints the 1922 season
was the mos. successful in Mounds
vil'c's history. The team was the fast
csi Mouadsville has ever produced. It
WAS the best coached team ever turned
oui IN Moundsville. II had greater
support from Moundsville people tbs n
any team n rs history. Financially,
more money was made than for the last
ter seasons combined.
Under the tutelage OF Faul Ruele,
athletic director Of the Moundsv!!le
schools, tho team played brand OF
football which Will give Il higher
ranking In The STATE than ever 4
Mogndxy!,le eleven received. Although
the seasons record was married hy three
defeats. hey Were al! hy such close
scores tina; MouHdsv!.le can say. she
was not out",assed.
in Hamilton. quarterback. Mounds
v!l'r r:uGUc"d a man whose equal. many
exports o: the Er.dIron sport say. they
have never seen ~ .h.gh school football.
He exce.s =, open fold running. He has
great speed and IS elusive. While run
ming n; top speed he IS able 70 come 20
a dead stop and start off in different
direction. thus lodging opposing tack
lars HIS runs through entire opposing
teams after receiving the ball on KICKS
were the sensations OF every game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
WHEELING SOCCER TEAM
DEFEATS TILTONVILLE
Local outfit AvorSes Defeat Handed
Them Earlier In the Season by
Ohioans.

Before large crowd Of soccer foot
ball fans collected AZ Twenty
street Thursday afternoon. the crack
Wheeling soccer team defeated the rep
r"sentative team from Tiltonv!lie FL.
,hGs avonE!rg the former defeat handed
them Ly the Oh!"aDs.
THO game was hard fought throughout
With first ono team holding n" uppe-
hand and then tfe other. Wheeling
srorcd shortly after Tire opening Kick
ok. Wheeling kicked md McEwn took
Tho ball AMI passed - Campbell who
took TIE ball oN"r following lonG
scr!mmaGe. NCElrler made Wheeling 3
last and winning goal on a beautiful
play.
Tho game was featured by sensational
work from both sldes. The playing was
close Rt all times and the scores came
only following terrific fighting. The
teams were about even m strength and
he game was easily one OF the best
ever seen on local lots.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
.BR0ADDUS CLOSES
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Tl,reo Games won and Three Lost with
Total Of lis Points to OPP
pouonts SIS is Summary.

pb,1,o, " Va nc, f.-(SreclaL)-
-. ,,.,, On. .b,o, ,os. and
'"''e A"'''
a t"ta! score o. 10 - hHF oPpoH7"''
s.. Is the record Of the Broaddus Col
logo roorboll team - tho season just
,,Icscd came, with no G. ~andc. Wes-
rovan Reserves. and TIenvllle vert won
tv ,a-r. scores. white the best Broad
H., enid 4, win NfusH,nsum, Waynes-
,,,.- and r,,vrs and r,l.rs was 10 hold
,rcr7, =, ,,,.a sroros
% ,,r,rsa ~ ONO orcn.d ,he sea-
vo, no.. and B-,aldus won her frs,
o.srlr- nc s,,re 1917 Rlo c;rande
haa r!1vr5 N,-r,s Harvey. TO A Go score
and p'ayod New River State n scoreicss
10 .ame R~aaGlus Won lt-O.
Broaddus held WayneshurE 10 threo
.ouchd, r.,p Rr,sGdgs got within The
f!vs yard two ,!'n.s, AID had Tho team
Ia n better punch" wuu'a have made
~ even bother chewing n tho T"ansyl-
yania Town. WalRcaNu-S defeated II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
GAINESVILLE DEFEATS
ST. CLA|RSV|LLE TEAM
For tho Second limo THIS Season
GAINESVILLE Demonstrated Ability to
Handle st. Ciairsville,

Ba:,e'v',ic closed a most successful
football s'aso" Thursday afternoon At
home when 'h"y defeated s.. Cll.rsviile
l9-G. Earn"sv!llc's ability 70 use trick
plays "a advantage caus, i the st. Glars
v!llc teams downfall
Hallctt anu Su!pIey scored the touch
downs for tho winners. IL" former get
ting two. The S. Cla!rsvIlle team
played good football but supported no
outstanding individual player. over
@no0 football fans from the OHIO s!do
Witnessed tho game Il was tho Sec
Ond tine this season that the hilltop
boys have been defeated. GAINESVILLE
turning In both black MARKS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
57AD5VOLD To COACH v. Y. j.
BASKET BALL TEAMS AGAIN
OLD MENTOR WILL TAKE CHARGE
THIS MONTH-LoOK FOR MOST
SUCCESSFUL SEASON.
Material Plentiful and Followers VI
Gold and Blue Look For Win
ming Aggroga ton.

Nar-an'owr. Dec. Spec.NL)--lt
,vas announced here today by university
a,hlot!c authorities that Francis Il.
StadSl I'D. Former e.a- BASKETBALL player
"A, the University % Minnesota, and TO-
ne rast three years head coach Of ~"
Yves; Virginia varsity floor squad
would s=a!n serve ~ t1a; capacity TINS
w!n'n~
A;l,s.., r.-cctor s:anshu-y has hen
- SON 7,rrtratton w''N Gna"N S'adSN'if
10 several ,ycc';s AND stated today tNa'
20 ya-s,t.s Hoor leader vii! take
Charge o. the sougd about December
'5,h. Having been away from Morgan
own s.oce -" close Of the 1922 cam
?arEr. Coach S'andsvo,d IS not familiar
with no ?-sscn. situation. when :
a-y:H'~r ~: encouraging. We has only
V:.r-e F,l ma DoUs Bowers -
-.c'eg4 sor .r.s years team. which Is
hou-+ .0 20 p" INEXPERIENCED oI'ht
Sto6svold has lone great deal y"
r~-0rnye 49, :rthre Of West N'rE'0'a
rl.:.tS sine taxing charge ~ He,ha-
a. To "a. Z :no 1870 seaRo". 10 has
20. Geyelo.ed any '2d'vidual Ntnvy but
10 has turned ogt som" st-O0E teams,
" a:-h vvcro aba 20 hold ;he!r own with
;hs best IN hits section.
Las. year injuries and the flu Grip
pied re Moun,a!neer outNt when Il was
lsad!rg n the raco co7 tho tri-state title
a-f n Eho-c tine = was near no
bottom Of the lsc W!th good fortune
his years outGc. even though 4 VIII
30 corpoSNd a,raos, entirely % now
non. should havs l!ttIe tCoGo.o turning
n better record
Coach StaiSYo'H - ve-y TcCa'N-
NroaS TIC uDdorE-adratea who take q
l.e"u 'r.crrs. IN tho Moor sport and zoos
upon alm os orc Q: :As best aooC men
,o.s IN the ;r.-s'alo district. lie hns
sNov- that ne Knows" basketball and
~ co477s have always played clean.
hard and fast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
tue Schools on AU-Star High School Team
MARTINS FERRY EX-H|GHS READY
FOR HARDBATT WITH YANKEES

Moundsv!lla played during the ht'@F
half Of the season. Hamilton IN
provement toward the end ~ me se-'Noi
was more marked than that Pi ar'
other man on the team.
strong at Center.
Mcmahon, MounGsv!l.e's center. "+s
the leader Of the defensive WORK. 80
was n almost every defensive !Hf
throughout the season, and II was p.
spirit which kept the line always ".'F.'
Another Of the outstanding p.2Ne'
was Joseph, fullback. While MS w."
was not spectacular. Z vas cohs."''',.
He was a hard Ens hitter. ano ne Ia'isa
to make gains very few times - rs
eleven games he played. hsing Almost
always good for several YARDS APP"
Rob. nson. end. was another steT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
By FRANK P. MCNEIL
ECONC TEAM

send oul r~o"!'r.-'!y @"yN. the E'-I
They r. Matthew's I'D S'-'.'r.'&"
Matthews Hats h"'u g,vcn INC nrct'rca."
lc'r"-- %: rs .a,"r.1g Passing n"o foe
"sus.r" oav"v. ~ N.a'- i'N."s .""i'"
and : ~ practically; SN,"" Q.ay. II" ~
a taS, :u.s .,.. cc-...'r "-- "'-'.t'' ".'-
.....g n H.. .,. e.. $50 worry Z" o..
posing backs. A.,hoUeH SracHr.@nc Is a
c..a 1.a~. .i".."E "a" "rst H'n'"d 4
$50 second n ali ne needed qualities
O., .,glr. IL c>rl gate. Matthew'S cAo'@'
comHS Az. ing consideration.
. The l:@c 70: ,Hn above ."a@7 = rre -
The oes, tAa; could be picked. Il has
the weigh: ,&t 40 sHacd and measure
W 70 -""rE Qualification needed 20 ma -
. {; q 1rS. lass forward wt..
I Many Back Candidates
20 ,mn.:,d t&!s season - hsr@"-
' .~...r-. Low L H.r. Ina: = has been ,1r
...,. 81 ~.a~. dc :" the NHt.t 10. M
- u sand, Several cnares VIII -
... rot. H.,.u.- been :.'J 7. 90 strengthen
e.. .e.m w.t.gu, Weakening :: n any
way.
n Edwards. haItlur,, p: Gua~t"r. :Nc
team would hal" one 90 ,H" w'Sas; foot
hail heads ~ h.ea -.lnN' r'-c'ns eating
signals. Etwrc,s = d nalHrl. football
otayc-. tie wn:Is q cam wei 1.d
knows the play 70 uss ~ the o3por;uHe
yla weighs 10 0nG-G-. IS fast. h'tS
cAa Inc. rams IL. ends aHl 7ass", with
ccaSs he also ;'~ss. t';he~ 7r"'% Or
Placements hamilton has hoHa moved
from MS position NJ quarter :" h1lt-
back. lie - regarded as ono % 'Ho last
est men IN West Virginia and mo
change has been made - as % S!re IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
ALSO THE WORST.

Perhaps tho biggest Joke in history
was Bolshevisn'S promise that 1t
would 90 away with war-ChlCago
News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02

water and soda should be used a.
lubricant when brbach!ng cast iron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
Wheeling Gets -Four Berths,
cry Two on First Squad

tELLAIRE AND LINSLY EACH AWARDED TWO
POSITIONS, AND HAMILTON. MOUNDSFIhl,E'
YOUTH SELECTED AS RIGHT HALF-fEitRH
ACCORDED THREE PLACES OF HONOR ON
SECOND BEST ALLARoUND FOOTBALL L
ELEVEN