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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
TWO BIG TEN
GAMES TONIGHT
Indiana Meets Minnesota al
Observation-Disclosures Plays
at Northwestern.

CHICAGO. Jan. % Two of the unbeat-
en- teams Of the Big Ten Conference will
get into action tonight, and as a re-
suit the fight for the basketball cham
pionship may wear a different complex
lon Minnesota, which has won three
games and lost none, will meet Indiana
at Bloomington, while Purdue with two
victories and no defeat, takes on North
western at Evanston.
Minnesota victory over Wisconsin,
hitherto undefeated, Saturday night,
stamps the Gophers quintet as factor
to be reckoned with in the championship
fight The brilliant work Of the Mime
sofa five has been one OF the surprises
Of the season.
Purdue Is also showing much strength
and the team apparently Is rounding into
championship form. The Boilermakers
looked great Saturday night IN turning
in d SO to % victory over Iowa.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
Basketball Results
COLLEGE.

COLLEGE.
Butler. 81; Centre. 9.
Purdue. 80; Iowa. %.
Minnesota, II; Wisconsin, IS.
Knox. 81: Brown, -.
Normal College A. G. l.. 80: New Au-
gusta Independents, 16.
Army, 80 Swarthmore. IS.
Oakland City College. &c: Indiana Law
School. ..
Pennsylvania, 80; Columbia. 16.
Dartmouth. %; Cornell, IT.
Creighton, %; Notre Dame, %
Drake, 80: Ames 10
Augustana, "a; Bradley, II.
Missouri, Al Grinneu, 10.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Manual. 27; Huntington, 81
Vincennes. So Shortrldge, ..
Fishers, So; Castleton, 70.
Fishers Seconds, "a; Castleton Sec
onds, Q.
Shelbyville. 30; Muncie. %.
South Bend, 30; Morgan Park VI. A. IS
Eminence. A; Avon, g.
Stilesville Il; ClOverdale 10.
Eminence. 50; Stilesville. %.
Marion, %; KokomO, IS.
Montmorenci, IS; Logansport, 26
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
SandlOtters Plan Fund;
Lowry Is Reelected

CLEVELAND, Jan. GA movement
to establish a sinking fund to finance
''sandlOt' baseball was launched ar the
annual meeting of the National Base
ball Federation here Saturday. All base
ball leagues, sporting goods houses and
individuals interested I'm the "sandlot"
game will he solicited for aid
Thomas NOkeS of JounSt0wn and Ralph
Davis Of Pittsburgh were appointed TO
investigate the factional fight IN New
York. where z. ". Seixas and Charles
Hilbert are after the y. B. F. franchise.
They will report at the annual spring
meeting at Flint. Mich, in April.
The intercity schedule meeting viii be
held at Cincinnati IL IIly and the Sep
TENDER meeting in indianapolis,
Fred Thomas OF Cleveland was elected
secretary TO succeed James F. Potts,
Cleveland. resigned. James +. Lowry OF
Indianapolis, president, and Virgil E.
Zetterland Of Detroit, treasurer, were re-
elected.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23

Billiard fans VIII be given a treat TO-
day and Tuesday when Young Jake
Schaefer, worlds champion balkline bill
lard player, and Roger Cont, the
French wizard. give series Of exhibit
tons at the Board of Trade parlurs.
They Will play both afternoon and night,
400 points Mt each session. Schaefer re
Gently won the title from Willie Hoppe
who had been unbeatable for about
twelve years. Schaefer has a record OF
81 II points In a 4,0OO-polnt game. made
against Horemans at san Francisco In
the series the champion made runs OF
"94, 21S, Z30 and PA. Cont Is young
ster, not yet OF age. At 1S.2 point balk-
line he has made runs Of $50 AIS and
$50.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
LamY Would Race Staff

SARANAC lake. n Y, Jan. 23.--A
challenge from Ed Lamy of Sarauac
Lake for a meet with Arthur Staff. Amer
lean professional champion skater, Satur-
day. brought response from Staffs man
agcr, Julian Y. Fitzgerald Of Chicago.
that all depended on Oscar Mathiesen
Of Norway, world champion. Fitzgerald
announced that he had cRbled to the Nor
wegian asking If he was coming to this
country this winter to defend his title.
If Mathiesen should come. staff would
skate against him only, he said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
Dartmouth Grid Players
Must Follow Some Sort
of Building-up Exercise

HANOVER. n. H. Jan. "a Dartmouth
will have winter work for the football
team this year for the first time in its
history, according to an announcement
by Head Coach Jackson L. Camel made
The new system for getting the Dart
mouth candidates in shape before the
opening Of college next September calls
for the participation Of every man in
some form Of athletics during the winter
and spring terms.
Forward passing will be practiced
every day in Alumni gymnasium by the
squad Of backs and ends. The linesmen
will be given calesthenic drill at regular
periods. men slow Of foot VIII be put
the track team. Other men viii report
to Eddie Shelvin, boxing instructor. or
10 Coach Shumway of the fencing team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
Grant County Tourney

MARION, Ind, Jan 23-The Grant
County basket ball tournament viii be
held at Paramount High School Friday
and Saturday. Feb. 10 and IL, and it
is expected eight teams will enter, Van
Buren, Gas city, Paramount High School
and Academy, JOnesboro. Sweetzer,
Swavzee ana Matthews having indicated
plonship.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
Weeks Net Schedule
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Purdue vs., Northwestern, at Evanston.
Minnesota Us. Indiana, at Blooming
ton.
TUESDAY.
Hanover Us. Evansville College. at
Evansville
WEDNESDAY.
Armour Institute vs.. Notre Dame, at
South Bend.
THU RSDAY.
De PAW vs.. Indiana. at Bloomington.
State Normal We. Indiana Dentals at
Indianapolis.
FRIDAY.
Hanover vs.. Wabash, at Crawfords-
vile.
Franklin vs.. State Normal. at Terre
Haute.
ton
Valparaiso Us. Kalamazoo. at Kalama-
zoo.
SATURDAY
Iowa rs Purdue at Lafayette
Valparaiso rs. Ollvet, at Olivet
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
Independent Basketball

Kahn Tailoring Company and tne
uoefoffice fves were the winners III ne
1ndustrial Basketball League "a. uTuay
night. the Taiors defeating thttl ,r ~
ponents, 80 to -. while the o. o.. - p he he
romn8nv was beaten, 80 TO 70 ny me
Posroffice bunch. The playing. 81 oIu9L1
and Adkins for the Kahns, along Win
the close guarding OF the otheI NJ! me-
hers Of the team, featured tnat contesL;
CIawson, for the Postof1lce hTe an. anu
80 IF the Tires, played best In this
game.
The Normal College. a. G. Z. defeated d
the New Augusta 1ndepeniaenV % 80 ,o ~
The DassinK and team work or the W.,
nars stood out at all times and gave tnel9
a 24-to-10 lead at the half. hefSI ZEN a., I
Pridgeford led the attack OF the Eos 4uu
PnIiard featured for the losers, New
AUn1Ista non q game from the Pnyslcal
Eds earlier in the season, 10 TO 10. 80 IN d
curtain raiser the Christamorts NGn ~ tba
the Trinity five, Al to ., h0ldIhs 'H7
losers scOreless in the first half
The FIN Roes won from the Cicero IN
deDendent team at Cicero saturday nlRII'
20 to 20. The game was close tntou ts II ,,
time. IA to s. Kline and Bassett we're the
heavy scorers, Kline tossing hYe held
goals and his team mate six. For CICERO
Parker and Timmons shot three heIu
goals each
Knirhtstown came from behind in the
second half of holly contested game and
defeated the Silent Hoosiers. 70 10 Y:
Soturdov night. The H00siers led ut half
time. Is to G. but the comeback Of
Knightstown won out.
The managers Of the Yinces and Cattle
dral Nfldgets are planning tourney Tor
baata+-bal teams in the 14-16 year old
class. For particulars call Webster 1865
and ask for Leonard Turpin, between
s and P NJ.
Scores Of last week in Lutheran
League: Zion - Emm0us Il; St. John
is. Trinity u The game between St
Peter and St. Paul was not completed
This week st. John plays st. Peter and
ST, paul plays Zion at New Palestine.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
FOOTBALL
Two Sections of Seats
at Boxing Show to Be
Reserved for Fair Fans

Two sections of the seats at the
Elks' boxing entertainment Feb. 6
at TOmlinsOn Hall have been reserved
for women and their escorts, accord
ing to the announcement of +. c. Ne
Laughlln, chairman of the committee
arranging the show. The boxing pro
gram will be for the benefit of the
Elks' charity fund.
Boxing according TO the decision OF
the committee, is a wholesome, manly
sport which appeals to the feminine
eye. In contests of late years, espo-
cially since the war. women In largo
numbers have been in attendance and
have enjoyed the sport.
"The EIks' committee is not going
to be so unchivalrOus as to exclude
the women" said Mr.. Mclaughlin, '1n
fact, we invite them, for their pres
ence VIII be good for the sport and
will help our charity fund"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
Cathedral METERS Play

The Cathedral High basketball squa
Will open its season next Tuesday at tho
ShOrtridge gym, against Garfield High
School Of Terre Haute Coach Feeney
has been drilling his men as frequently
as possible, but has been severely handi-
capped by lack Of floor facilities. Just
what his men viii do against the fast
Garfield quintet is doubtful, but q battle
from whistle TO whistle is promised.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
New Umps for Texas

President Dick Roberts of the Texas
League announces the signing of two new
umpires for 1922, They are Charley
OHearn, who was in the Mint League
last year and A W. Walker. once in the
international League. Several wears ago
O'Hearn was IN the Texas League as mn
umpire. but he then went under the name
of Van Sickle All the umpires who
finished the 1921 season in the Texas
will be retained except Paul SenteH. who
goes to the National for a try-out
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
SOLDIER BOXING PROGRAM.

The next boxing entertainment at Fort
Harrison is scheduled for next Thursday
night The card viii bring together the
following:
Young Joe Rivers VS. Chuck Turner,
100 pounds. eight rounds.
Young Hogan vs.. Buck Masters, 144
pounds six rounds.
George Carpenter VS.. Kid Mccoy, 100
pounds four rounds.
Red Morrow VS.. Jess Athey, 146 pounds,
four rounds.
four rounds.
The 18th infantry band is to furnish
music for the occasion. Tickets are on
sale Mt Smith Hassler e Sturms. Spald-
ing, Claypool drug store and Epstein's.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
Butler Baseball and
Track Cards Announced

Butler Colleges baseball and track
schedules for the coming spring were an
nounced by the athletic authorities at
the Iryington institution Saturday. Tha
schedules follow:
BASEBALL.
April 6-Indianapolis A A at Wash
lnRtOn Pack
April S-Franklin at Irwin Field.
April 1O--Hanover at Madison
April l3-Purdue at Irwin Field
April 17-Rose Poly at Terre Hauts
April Estate Normal at Terre HAute.
April 22-University of Chicago at Chi
CO 90.
April - 25-Purdue at Lafayette
April 2S-De Pauw at Greencastl
April 29-IllinoiS at Irwin Field (tenta-
tive).
May 6-Wabash at Irwin Field.
May 9-Franklin at Franklin.
May 1S-De PAW at Irwin Field.
May 19-Indiana University or State
Normal at Irwin Field.
May 23-Wabash at Charlottesville.
May 27-Earlham at Irwin Field.
June 3-Earlham at Richmond.
June wabash at Irwin Field.
TRACK
May 5-Franklin at Irwin Field.
May 20-L c. A. L. meet at Earlham.
May 27-State meet at Greencastle.
June 2-3-Western Conference meet at
Iowa City.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
H0osier Rife Club

Al the annual meeting Of the. HoosieI
Rifle Club held at the Commercial Club
the following officers were elected T.
serve during 1922: President, A C.
Bradley; vice president Or. II. +. Me
Kinstry secretary. =, william MoTIe .,,
Dr. f c. Batchfeld, DR.. Thomas Noble
Jr.. and Maj. J. W. Hurt.
The club. which is affiliated with the
State an dnational rife associations, Las
c coI99et one Of the finest Indoor ranges
in the Middle West. situated in the old
Indiana Dental College bui3dingi M NEdd,
small bore two nights each week and also
on Sundays during the cold weather.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
M. HOCKEY TEAM WINS.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Jan. 23.-Notre
Danes hockey team skated away from
Academy here Saturday and won the
cal campus by is goals t'c /. Cashier,
Captain Flynn and McSorley displayed
clever skating and stick work on the
local forward line and Crowley's block
ing al the goal kept the Culver score low
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
pEITToN BOUT POSTPONED.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23-Thc worlds
welterwelght championship battle sched-
uled for Jan 81 at Madison Square Gar
den. between Jack BrittOn,. titleholder,
and Dave shade, California contender for
the title, has been deferred until Feb. II;
A sprained right ankle and an infected
toe on the right foot, sustained by BRIT
cegsltated the pOstponement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
Tri.State II. S. Net Meet

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 23.-Entries for
the sixth annual tri-state high school
basket ball tourna ment to be held at the
Is, are coming in faster than ia previous
years. and a holly contested tournament
is certain. Many teams which never be-
fore have been in the tournament will be
seen on the floor. The teams which will
be eliminated will be invited to stay over
for the remainder of the tournament Mt
the expense of the university.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
MURRAY NAMED COACH.

BOSTON, Jan. 23-wuuam A. Muir
ray. former major league baseball star
and Captain Of the Brown University
nine for two years has been appointed
to coach the Boston University baseball
team, It was announced today.
Murray played two seasons with the
Washington Senators and now IS a stu
dent in the Boston University Law
School.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
BILLIARDS
c1TY rHREE.cUsH1oN MEET.
WEEK'S SCHEDTLE.

WednesdRy-7 p. m. Mallory vs..
Brown SO p. m. Bohne VS.. Carter.
Thursday--7 30 p. IN, Clark vs.. Bell.
Friday 80 p. IN, Bell VS. Brown
On account CT the Schafer Cont balk-
line exhibitions this weeks schedule viii
call for but four gan IS to be played on
three nights.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
SAYS GREE FEARS GIBBONS.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Jan. 23.-The
fat charge that Harry Greb had run
OUT Of a match with Tommy Gibbons
was made here today by Eddie Kane,
Gibbons manager. "Greb aud Gibbons
we're matched by Tex Richard for Feb.
at Madison Square Garden said Kane;
"Greb now has called this match off and
said he would not box Gibbons under
anv terms"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
RREWERs SELL ONE.

OF Outieider Eddie Danaher from tsS
Milwaukee Club of the American Asso-
citation was announced today by Presi-
dent Rosenberg OF the Joplin Club OF
the Western League. Danaher played
with the Tprre Haute team of the Three
League last year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
National Ski Meet

CARY, ILL.,. Jan. 23-Ragnar Omtvedt
and Lars Haugen won the national SKI
tournament staged on the Big Fox River
grove slide here yesterday. Omtvedt won
the national amateur title and Haugen
Of Denver captured the national profes-
siOnal championship.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
CARP TO STAY ABROAD.

NFW YORK. Jan. 23.-Little nope Is
entertained among the boxing fans here
that Georges Carpenter will return to
America The latest cabled advices re
port that the Frenchman has signed up
for a battle with Ted Lewis In April
and Furthermore it is said Carp has
made other arrangements to keep him
self occupied in Europe picking up some
easy money,
For that reason alone it is believed
that Tom Gibbons viii he selected to
battIFDempsey on whatever date Tex
Richard has in mind for the proposed
Carpenter and Gibbons battle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
CULVER SWIMMERS WIN.

CULVER, Ind, Jan. 23-The Culver
Military Academy swimming team won
dccisively in its duel meet with Crane
Technical High School Saturday by n
score of 40 to 10. The cadets took all
frsts with X. Faure making the best
individual record with his 80 ( ) seconds
in the eightY-Ynrd breast stroke.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
HARRY STONE WINS.

MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan. %
Harry Stone. Australian boxer, defeated
Tommy O'Brien Of America on points in
a twenty round bout here Saturday.
At Sidney, the Filipino boxer Jamito.
defeated frankie Monroe of America on
POINTS In twenty rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
WHITE BEGINS TRAINING.

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-Charlie White, To-
cal lightweight, began training today for
his match with Willie Jackson in Madi-
son Square Garden. Feb l. Following his
recent victory over Johnny Dundee at
Boston, White expects to win from Jack
son and then at Nmpt to obtain a bout
with Benny Leo ard for the champion
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
jim AND JOCK STILL AT IT.

DEL MONT, Cal, Jan. 23.-Jim
Barnes and Jock Hutchinson were held
even In thirty-six hole golf match here
Yesterday by Mortie DutrO and John
Black. At no stage did either pair have
more than a one hole lead A large
purse was at stake.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
w. and J. Captain

WASHINGTON, Pa, Jan. 23.--Wayne
halfback. has been chosen captain Of the
1922 football team at Washington and
Jefferson to succeed Russell t. Stein of
Niles Ohio.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
RACK IN THE GAME

Frank Rooney, first baseman. who was
big noise with the Portsmouth Viz
ginia League team in 1920, but refused
10 play last year, will be back on the
job in 1922 He has repented and his
reinstatement has been arranged for.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
Gun Club News

Louis Chevrolet was high gun in the
indianapolis Gun Club shoot Saturday,
breaking ninety three out of 100 birds.
Or. Ensminger was second with q count
Of ninety.
The Indiana State shoot win be held
here on May 10, II and IS. and Mondly.
May Is. VIII he practice day for the local
shooters. This tourney will bring many
prominent shooters TO the city from Gll
over the State.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
BOWLING

In the junior tourney held at the Cen
tral alleys yesterday Bernstein won the
singles with a count Of COS and tehr
and Gallagher won the doubles with
1912 pins. Powell won the al-events,
totaIiug 1872.
The Guarantee Tire and Rubber Com
pauy ladies' quintet defeated the Service
B Transfer Company team of men In a
closely contested series, . ,l9j 10 lbs,
yesterday. Miss Peterson, with $50. ami
Miss McGrath, with 173, featured for
the Tires.
Fred Mccullough, local member Of the
American Bowling Congress executive
committee is very optimistic regarding
entries to the coming A. b. G. tourna-
ment Fred held reservations for SIX
teen teams on March IS and 10, and the
space was practically filled the first day
after announcement
Unusual interest is being shown in A.
r G. affairs here and 4 full quota of
delegates will undoubtedly arrange to
attend the meeting Of the parent body
on March and 3.
TO NAME STAR BOWLERs.
CHICAGO, Jan. % TWenty-four
bowlerS from various cities, who Will
cnmnatp i'm the first annual worlds cham
nionship tournament at the Coliseum
Annex Feb. 9 to p. win be selected from
n field Of nifty tomorrow afternoon when
the eUglbilitr committee meets at the
office Of clayton r. Smith. city treas-
urer. The two dozen selected will com
pete in I15 games each for 5000 Of prize
money and the Louis Z. Peterson dia-
" There vii be n classy field in the
tournament. according to assurances
from the committee. Many oq lr,ot own
q large number Of interested Chicagoans
have their hats in the ring.
Members of the eligibility committee
are Duby Luby, chairman; Nick Bruek,
Leo A Schuaneman, Peter + HoWIey
and Charles Grouse.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-03

900 to $4,000 have been made I'd,
the lease. Most of these bids, shpw-
ever, call for longer lease thar
that held by the trustee which COW.
ers only period of one year froni
June 1. 1922. It was understood,
that the $4,000 bid was conditional
on five-year lease being grant
ed. So
A claim Of more than $500 against
the theater was paid to Frederick
Pickett today by Mr.. Byers, the
trustee. Mr. Pickett's CLAIM wasF
dependent upon deed or trust
against one-third interest Ii the
theater. He had advertised the
deed of trust for sale Monday anil
threatened to foreclose at once. An.
rangements we're made by the credS
itors whereby the money was ads.
vanced to Mr.. Byers TO settle thfsS
debt.
Attorneys present at the meet,
ing, besides Mr.. Nutter, weref
French McCray. representing the{
labor claims: Ernest Bell, repre.{
senting the Southern Pine Lumber
Co, and Brooks Deyeny, represent
ing the Parent System.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-03
sol BlRkA
0NCIC CHARGE
Former Manage r Of Blue Ridge.
Jailed Pending Trial
on Charge.

Sol Burka, former manager OF
the Blue Ridge Theater and presi-
dent of the Blue Ridge Amuse-
ment Co., owners of the theater,
was arrested today by Constable
Charles Hawkins upon a warrant
sworn out by e. Dietz, charging
that Burka gave him a check for
500 when he did not have sufti-
cient funds in the bank to meet
the check.
Mr.. Dietz claims that on April
20 OF this year Burka had him
cash cnech made payable to cash
forts100. When Mr.. Deitz sent
the check to the bank. 1t was re-
turned, marked not sufficient
funds. Mr.. Deitz had carried the
check until the present time in
hope that Burka would make it
good, but when Burka failed, he
had Magistrate NJ. r. Musgroye
issue warrant for his arrest
The warrant was placed in the
hands of Constable hawkins this
morning and in a few hours he
had Burka in the county Jail.
Burka was unable to furnish bond
for his appearance for trial and
will be held in Jail pending the
trial which will probably be held
early next week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-03
COUNT GEL
Still Sci RGEII
FOR TWO BA'
Continued from page age

he can throw any light Sn
EsWorthington case. So q
Popovich says thaS>,he had heel
visiting at the home OF sister !,
Carolina and there heard of AN
shooting at Worthington. Later nj
the day hewent 10 the home of hiss
mother at Bethlehem mine whsrss
he again heard of the shooting anae'
that it was thought the banditS
were hiding in that section.
When he started to leave for hist
home at Meadowbrook he armed
himself with pistol. While en-
route to the street car line he says
he thought he saw some one hiding
along the roadway. He fired twos
shots to scare them away and then
went on to the street. He was er-
cited when he got on the car, ana
this, taken in connection with the
fact that he had pistol In his pos
session and that two shots had
been fired from the. gun recently,
lead the. officers OF the adjoining
county to believe that he may
have been connected with the
shooting.
Reorts from Cook Hospital.
where Mr.. and Mrs. McVey are ne
ing treated for their numerous
wounds. were to the effect today
that both patients were improvirgl
and soon would be out OF danger.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-03
SINGERS TO
GIVE CONCERT HERE

The Thornton Jupiiee Singers
will present the following concert
tomorrow afternoon at the Blue
Ridge theater.
Opening songs by choir, Praise
God" and My Country It's of
Thee"
"steal Away" choir.
You Shall Reap What You
Sow choir.
Hand Me Down That Silver
Trumpet male quartet.
Go Down, Noses" A. Thorn
ton and choir.
Address, Attorney Harry Shaw.
Reign, Master Jesus, Reign
choir.
THE Golden Gates female
quartet.
Remarks Mayor W, W. Coma
way.
Every Time Feel the Spirit"
choir.
Il Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray"
by request.
swing Low, sweet Chariot" by
request.
Closing song, Come Help the
Community Club choir.