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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-13
LORT0N NEWS

Mrs. Charles Fuchs was hostess at
bridge. luncheon or THURSDAY, nay
ing as her guests, Mrs; Corbln
Thompson, Miss Josephine thompson
Mrs. Douglas Janney and her sister
in-law, Mrs. Lipscomb, of Manassas,
va Mrs. C. /. Starkweather, Mrs.
Fred Hvnson. Mrs. II. 5. Claggett,
Mrs. II. II. Green. Mrs. S. NJ. BY
ington. Mrs. II. r. Haar, Mrs. F..
w. Hornbaker. Mrs. c o. Thurman,
and Mrs. +. A. Green.
The Embroidery Club met on Fri
dav afternoon with Mrs. J A, Rey,
noids after spending an enjoyable
social hour. tempting refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Mrs. T. J Medium, Mrs, Arthur
Petit. Mrs. James Dove, Mrs. Rob
ert Woodward. Mrs. Kenneth Dove
Mrs. r. p. McCollum. Mrs. f. D
Reeder, MIS- J II. Madara, Mrs
Lizzie beavers and Mrs. Charles
Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Springman
had as their guests on Sunday ar
Springman's brothers, Messrs. John
and George Springman, also his
nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Springman, and little son, James, jr.
all of Washington, d. {.
Miss NJ. e. Goodwin was the guest
of friends at the Raleigh Hotel in
Washington over the week end and
on Sunday attended services at The
First Baptist Church, l6tn and Q
SITS, n. W.
Miss Ella Davis, Of Washington,
D. c., is spending several days as
the guest of Mrs. Blanche Davis.
Mrs. c. R Davis, of Alexandria,
Va. was the guest of her daughter,
Mrs H. R. Haar, on Monday
Deputy Treasurer W. c. Barrett
was at Lorton Monday for the pur>
pose Of collecting taxes.
Mrs w. G. Goodwin has as her
guests her mother and niece, Ms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-13
SENATE LEADERSHIP

The question Of selecting a success.
sor to Mr.. Underwood as leader OF
the Democrats in the Senate is at
tracing fully as much attention as
was aroused by the sAabamian's an
nouncement of his 4ntnetion TO resign
that post Virginia Democrats have
bee moved to special interest in the
matter by the frequent mention Of
Senator Glass as one Of those most
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-13

The Publicity and Convention
Bureau of the Chamber OF Com
merce urges all business houses to
display flags and other evidences
Of civic welcome when Gov. +"
] zee Trinkle arrives in Alexandria
tomorrow. Governor Trinkle and
the other Distinguished persons
who will be in his party, are de-
serving OF some visible welcome
on the part of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-13

success. The, house was, crowded anG
a goodly sum realized. The proceeds
go toward the piano Fund ID,
Mr.. w. II. Hammill who has been
on 80 days vacation, mas returned
to bis position at the Workhouse.
Mr. Hammill has spent most of his
vacation fishing and reports his
catch not as good as last year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-13

cause - Is built on reason. Scientific au-
thoritics admit its power. s. !. :. builds
blood power, it builds red blaod-cells.
That is what makes ishtng-ilood. Fight
ing-blood destroys impurities. II fights
lcils. Il always wins. It fGA:s PIN
Pics! =, fights skin erUptio2s. Il bu!lds
ncrrc-powcr, thinking Pcwor, thc tight
fstcT pow that N;hiris 4 maa Up into
success I; gives women the health, tho
anS lie complexion AID tie ca-r& that
moves he world! These are tac reasons
that have made s. S. s. today tie Great
biood-clcanscr body-buiidcr, success BALD
or mi it's WY results have made toars
of iey GCw from THE souls Of thousands!
NJ. !. j.. ScLaff, JJ1 10Th ST., Was.!i2G-
ton. T.. c., writes:
~ hid for 2e--s 10 o~t rr''cf fraar G bce
cree Of Jo.le. ErcrTiiH9 Jr,ca ''.l t9o';
). S. s.. / ar, no.g cls1iu-9y epe1, aid 10
lcds 6. s. g. tic. IL ...'
Try :. yourself $. G. &. e sold At I'll
drug 81 res in two size. Tho lr5er sizo
bottle s. tae more e-oncloica-.
s.. s. b. he s5s sSSrsse 3if* o 5s&s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-13

Bill May says that it used to
be pretty soft to get hard coal
around here but now it's darn hard
to get soft coal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-13

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
OLIKER WORK MAKES
QUARTERS LOOK BAD
Washington Irving Star May Receive
Cali Saturday-Has Developed INTO
a Wonderful Passer.

Morgantown. W. Va. Sept. 26.-To-
days practice confirmed the view OF
many West Virginia followers who have
watched the development OF the Noun
talnecrs' grid team this fall and have
figured that Aron Ol!ker. former Clarks-
burg high star. would start the Wes-
leyan game on Saturday as quarterback.
Today's practice was long and furi-
Gus. being featured by n hard scrin-
mage with the Greys. and Olikcr spent
mos: Of the afternoon At the quarter
back post. OTHER has developed Won
derfu!ly as a passcr. and Spears believes
that ne Is going to be 4 capable field
general.
IN the scrimmage Martin and several
others were spared from the bumps,
with Il view to having one OF Spears
picked elevens ready for the Saturdays
drill. Dilcher played a big part in to-
days scrimmage. and It would not be
surprising 70 soc him displacc Tough
In Saturdays fray with the Method!sts.
Qunrles was back IN the mixup today
nfter an absence of almost three weeks
with a broken hand. and he is another
who will no doubt get a chance at HIS
old team mates. Spears plans a lighter
workout tomorrow. so as TO bring the
four weeks. training period for the
opener to a close without a large num-
her OF serious injuries. and seems fair
.!y we'll decided on his backheld at least.
with EkherG. Martin. Simon and Oliker
TO start the game. although at ends as
we'll as tackles he may make some
shifts later IN the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
Yl0RR|S-HARVEY WILL HAVE To
SHOWHGHT TObEAT BETHANY

uniform. Marsh had been troubled
last ta,l with throat trouble and
had concluded not to come out this
wear, He Is n senior In college and Is
carrying pretty heavy work |" enable
him To graduate. However. upon the
solicitation Of the coaches the Bowling
Green product decided to lend his SER
vices. Marsh has a perfect pass and
Is a husky lad wcighting something
over $50.
The backfield combination IS an
other thing none of the fans so far
venture an opinion on. It Is generai'y
thought tina Kelley will start at quar-
ter. Randolph At one half and Cranftl
a, full. However, yesterday has been
very r~eticent and refuses 20 give even
an inclination of who the fourth man
will be. Stobhs and I~.oppacker look
good but with Pritchard playing as
good a defensive game as any man on
the team and Patterson running amuck
on the OffeuSe the fans who watch the
daily workouts will not venture tur-
ther upiuiun. on who Will be the tourth
man OF the combination. 4 Will III
Il measure be determined by who fills
the centcrs shoes. II Morrow can find
a man who can play offensive center
and switch him on defense the back
field X VIII he either PritChard ar
S,obbS. Both back up 4 line 20 per:cc-
ton and with Cranfill who Is aIso 4
past master at the art OF line backing Il
would make u mean defensive combine.
The coaches ordered all spectators off
the field yesterday as that is the only
way that they can have any secrecy.
Its hard on 4 student body whose eyes
are POPPING out and whose enthusiasm
Is running It fever pitch but the Local
,!on OF the bethany field makes il al
most impossible TO keep spectators away
by any method. Today there will pro-
badly lie 4 light ScrlmmaCc and tonor-
row more signal drill and some prac-
tice with the dummy and the hucking
machine. Morrow is resolved TO have
n team that charges and tackles and
on these TWO departments the Bison
mentors have spent a great deal of time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
SUPREME COURT

Charleston, w. Va, Sept. 2G.-The
state supreme court today handed down
decisions IN the following cases:
State against Fred Best, MononGaIia
county judgment reversed, verdict set
aside and new trial awarded to defend
ant.
on petitions by city OF Beckley ana
Town District Board OF Education
Raeligh county. reversed and rcmandcd'
Howard r. Weaver, Infant. against
Wheeling Traction Company. Marshall
COUNT Judgment affirmed.
State against James Powers. Dodd-
ridge county. Judgment affirmed.
+. F. Hartley and L. c. Frame trus-
tees against Eult Woodenwarc Com
pany and Harvey Shain. receiver.
Marion county, reversed and petition or
receiver dismissed.
Thomas +. Welsh and others against
the county court of Taylor county
Taylor county. reversed and INJUNCTION
dissolved.
State against Russell Snodgress,
Marion county. affirmed.
]. A., Fox against Ritter Burns Lum-
Der Company and another. Summers
county. affirmed.
West Virginia Power and Transmits
sion Company against Mary i. Foisht
and others. Monongaila county, modified
and affirmed. .
Brush Creek Coal Company against
G.. b.. Pauley. Boone county. Judgment
reversed. motion to dismiss action over
ruled and appeal from judgment OF
justice Of tho peace rclnstatcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
STRONG RESERVE LIST
PLANNED BY WESLEYAN
Every Combination Tried BY higgins
Among His ThIrty-Four csndt-
dates Even In Strength,

B~uckhanuon. ". Va. Sept. c6.-That
Head Coach Higgins Will have a reserve
lineup practically as strong as his first
team IS the general opinion of those
who have looked over the Methodist
squad the past. week. This gives Wcs-
leyan one more point IN her defense
which Is being banked on 70 stop the
Mountainecr advance which will he
turned loose next Saturday afternoon
at Fairmont. when West; Nirgln;aians
will receive their limitations TO the 1922
piSskln season.
The Wesleyan squad is still made up
OF about thirty-four men. and folks
say there isshut little difference in the
strength of any combination that Htg
gins has had together to date. Either
eleven g as green as the other. and
either seems 20 have as much fight as
the other when L comes to scrimmaging
facts.
The lineup which faces the Mountain
GERS at Fairmont next Saturday will bn
about as recently ate pretty much
the same team that faced the Mountain
GERS last year. This outfit has i'm
proved considerably since the 1921
game. and when il comes to "doctorinG"
stories. importing fabr!Cat!ons and so
on. II is still 20 be remembered that
last years eleven held the Mountainccrs
fairly we'll for three quarters. and blew
up then because Of no reserve strength.
Wesleyan made her big mistake last
year when she huilt up an o~fCcnse. that
failed 20 work. and then received n asa
%d-uhbinS for lack OF defense. These
things ave not been forgotten. and this
year will sec tactics reversed. tho Meth
odists are getting set 10 offer deter
mined resistance TO the Mountaine.r at
tack. which accounts for the statement
recently made by Coach Higgins. that
TO hold the state machine 20 90 points
would h. 4 victory insofar as Wesleyan
was concerned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
INV YORK RECEIVED THE NAME
Of GIANTS FROM JIM MUTR|E

Cornelius Van Colt in 1893. Van Cot:
didn't stick long. disposing OF the fran
chise In 1895 after the club had finished
fifth in 1894.
Andrew Freedman was the next own
or. retaining control for eight years, but
the club was unsuccessful, finishing in
tho second division in every ycar eX-
cent 1897. In his eight year span
Freedman hal eleven managers, includ-
ing George Davis. Jack Doyee, Harvey
Watkins. Arthur Irwin. Bill Joyce. Cap
tain A.. G. Arson. John B. Day, Fred
Hoey. Buck Ewing. George Smith and
Horace l"ogcl.
John Joseph McGraw, Napoleon OF
baseball" came TO the helm IN 1908 after
he had lost both his heart and head IN
the old Baltimore Orioles, and fnished
second his first year. John T. Brush
builder of tho present imposing edilce
sometimes called the Brush Stadium
was the owner then.
The following year McGraw's team
won the pennant. but refused to. play
the Boston Americans for tho worlds
championship. The refusal led to the
formation OF the former National Com
mission In the following year. and IL At
once made mandatory a series OF con-
test for the supremacy OF tho world.
The Giants won the pennant again the
next year and feated tho Philadelphia
Athletics four games to one Tor Inc
title.
Harry Hampstead, in 1911. succeeded
his father-in-iaw. John 7. Brush. as
head OF tho club, and SIX years !ater
gave McGraw a new contract when IN
cludcd stock in tho operating company.
ru.o ,a,-a lo,e- Charles A, Stoneham,
Francis Mcouade and McGraw pur-
chased the club from the Brush estate
and S,oncham became the president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
FOOTBALL EXPERT Will
SOON RELEASE HIS BOOK ON GAME

construct football teams COOS, there IS
little TO choose. Harvard has the bct-
ter system OF recruiting material. YET
Yalo has perhaps tho better OF II IN
drawing from prep schools.
Yale assemblies n bunch Of players,
Old grads. cx-stars Of from 1875 down,
and sets TO work. Everyone tries 10
"hclp" tho coach-and tho result usu-
ally 10 4 badly brcwed broth. To give
an Idea Of how Harvard works, the
coach, Fisher. Is supreme. ! recall an
incident which shows how II WORKS.
One afternoon Fisher and his assistants
vera waiting TO start work with the
SQUAD, when word was brought that a
man named Bricklcy was at tho gate.
Harvard has produced few greater men
than Bricklcy was at his best. He was
invited into tho meeting, made welcome
and asked to sit In the stand and watch
practice. .
No ex-star is permitted TO assist"
the coaches. Their advice Is welcome.
provided II Is given to the coaches over
tho dinner table. and their views are
considered. They are not permitted TO
offer advice or suggestions 10 players or
10 have anything to do with the COACH
Ing Of the team or individuals
II they want to join the conference
p!No three months OIL lICiE 'Aho OAN''
with the assistant coaches. they arc well
come. Otherwise II Is taken Tor grant
cd that they are not sufficiently up on
m, work to qualify as advisers. And
Harvard Is right. II you had a sales
manager who was great in 1910 and re-
tired on his ~laurels. would you ask him
n come In and advise your head sales
man taday7
Yalss Big Problem.
Yet that IS tho system Yale IS using
Or trying to use. Recently There has
been another clash at Yale; outsiders
again influencing tho action OF the ath-
letic directors. Yale much either decide
TO 20 on location and permit n movie
director TO dictate the action OF Its team
mr. 10 follow the Harvard system Of CEN
t~ralized and absolute control. imagine
a football team training: "Camera-
Register intense hate OF Harvard"
"Camera-Cut back to Glass 1908, show
Ing former stars" Great work.
AS to the Haughton situation: Percy
still Is tho big power ut Harvard; put
even he darcs not attempt TO direct ath-
letic matters. He sits In the stand. ana
watchcs-and offers his advice In pr!-
vate. The devotion to Harvard to this
man Ia marvellous. Tacks Hardw!ck
paid him perhaps the nnest tribute ever
paid n coach when no said: III HauGh-
ton lined US up and said New. Follows,
lump over this cl!r and III be at tho
bottom and catch you we would have
iumped oyer the cliff without asking a
ouestion-and darned II the old W
wouldn't have been down there to eaten
us"
You can't beat that spirit.
(Copyr!Eht, 1922. the New York Even
ing Mail.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
BISON LINEUP FOR SATURDAY
CAUSING MUCH SPECULATION
WARN CONTESTS FOR
POSITIONS
Coaches yesterday and Morrov Trying
Many Combinations With Their
SQUAD In Practice.

Morris Harvey College Is going 10
have to strut some real stuff II thcy
expcc, 70 have a chance with the Bison
Aggregation that Coaches yesterday
! and Morrow are putting through their
daily mill. when the two teams ctasa
on tho local field next Saturday after
noon. Even the most pc~Ssirnistic OF
the Bethany followers will nave 10 al
NIT that. However. yesterday and Nor
row admit noth!nE. They are drilling
the men with the same intensiveness as
though Saturdays dawn meanth the day
OF the clash with the Presidents and II
their coaching does not show in Sat
urday affair with Beckehe!mers crew
there wfll ne 4 couple OF disappointed
coaches who will without doubt wreak
vengeance on n haplcss the entire q.
the coming week.
Yesterday saw litcic change IN the
lineup which would indicate that the
coaches :cls pretty well pleased with the
sCrimmagc of the day before when the
so called first team defeated the scrubs
BY q score of 20-1. However. there are
a couple of points which the coaches
feel are yet TO be cleared up. Mayer.
whom Morrow has been using at cet,-
ter far from fulfills Morrows idea %
what the 1922 B!Sou pivot man should
h.. However. ne has not given np and
the East Liverpool, lad is improving
rapidly. He tips the scales al $50 and
ordinarily plays end or half. However.
his general defensive work lead Morrow
IL believe that he could be developed
n,o Il whale at backing the line and
that IL his atm with him now.
The general complexion OF the center
problem changed somewhat yesterday
when Iawt0n Marsh. sub center last
Year appeared on the practice field IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
THE THEATRES
COURT THEATRE

The seat sale for the New York Win
ter Gardens Passing Show" which
comes to the Court tomorrow night
opened yesterday morning at Q and by
evening practically the entire house was
sold out. Mail orders from Wheeling
md surrounding towns simply swamped
tho box office and when the tickets
were placed on sale nearly the whole OF
the lower floor had been sold by mail
orders. There remnins TO be sold a Few
seats IN tho balcony and gallery. AS a
capacity crowd Is looked for N the top
gallery Thursday night. tickets Will be
placed on sale at 7:15 o'clock Instead OF
1880.
Tho New York Winter Garden The
Passing Show" Is In two acts and
twenty-six scenes with a vertiable army
OF people taking part. In the e1cep-
t~ionally capable company there are:
Helen Remstrom, Sam Howard. Alexan-
dra Dagmar, VIII H. Philbrick. Peggy
Brown, John Quinlan, Norma Hamilton
William Pringle, Lillian Norworth. Jack
Rice, Marie Gleason. Bob Gilbert. Mar
garet Wood. Frank Masters, Bessie HAr
han. Anthony Joachim. Victor Bozash.
Jack Hall. Abe Aronson, ranci Ma
honey, and Dempsey and Vaughn, and
n chorus Of 80 Winter Garden beauties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
PLAZA

m new Fox production. West OF
Chicago" starring Buck Jones. has, ac-
cording to advanced reports. several
outstanding features which are sure to
make this p%hotoplay a big success.
One Of these Is Buck Jones leap from
a horse to the platform Of an observa-
ton car while the train Is in motion.
n feat requiring n great deal OF daring
and agility. and which is certain to
cause a thrill to the most blase audi
ence.
In another there Is q no less exciting
soene. but with a comic turn to II. Jones,
troubled by some men who arc up to
sundry crooked acts, determines to put
the fear of God into their souls. To
accomplish this ne dresses the part Of q
ghost, and waylaytng tho laworeakers
on a lonely road at night. causes them
to do a marathon that would put the
worlds best unners to shame.
Tho Mexican border, with all Its ro-
mantle surroundings. furnishes the
background for tho story.
West OF Chicago" is now showing At
The Plaza
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

$40 p. m, and at Is minute intervals
thereafter-Baseball scores.
700 p. m.-Baseball scores. News.
Weekly summary Of the Iron Ago. Ad-
dress on tho Careful Crossing campaign.
by F. H. Babcock, supervisor Of safety.
r. & 1. f. railroad. Tri-weekly letter
from Farm and Home. Government
market reports n a report of the New
York stock exchange.
500 o.. m.-Baseball scores. How
Spectacle lenses Have Solved the Mys-
terry OF Human Sight" by DR.. A. Gold
stein. Pitt Optical company. Pittsburgh,
Pa.
$50 p. ma bedtime story for the
children. Uncle Wiggily's bedtime sto-
ry One of Uncle Wiggily's bedtime
stories appears each day In the Pitts
burgh Sun.
900 p. m.-MuHc.
1000 D. m.-Baseball scores.
1855 p. Warrington time signals.
Music PROGRAM.
Harriet NJ. werle, pianist.
Martha Buckler. soprano.
Erma Buckler. accompanied.
Ronald Lavelle. trumpet.
Charles Redstock. accompanist.
SELECTIONS. ,
Miss Werle.
Daddy's Sweetheart
Miss Bucklef.
o4a Flower Robinson
Mr.. LaYelle.
90. At Dawning ....... .Caomah
b. Songs My Mother Taught me.
Miss Bucklsr.
The Lost Chord Sullivan
Mr.. LaYelle.
Rondo Capriccioso-opt a.. Mendelssohn
Miss Werle.
Note: The time mentioned II Pitts
burgh daylight saving time. which Is
one ahead OF eastern standard time.
Music Is broadcasted from - to 1915
n. m. and from 1880 to I p. m.
The Westinghouse broadcastinE sta
- = call 10 KDKA, operating b 4
M.N length OF $50 meters, located At
East Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
BERNARD COTTON WILL.
LEAD MAROON QUINTET.
Basketball Leader Elected Yesterday
BY Veterans Of Last
Years Team.

BERNARD Cotton. star basketball player
OF Cathedral high school, was elected TO
captain the 1922 Maroon five ut a meet
ing Of the veterans of the last years
squad. held yesterday n tho school. Cot
ton has played a regular for the past
three years and because of his ability
Is able to play either a forward or n
guard position. His election IS a popu-
lar one and the students irok for him 70
lead one Of the best teams the Catholic
school has had for the past several
years.
The outlook for the 1922 basketball
season at the school Is particularly
bright ut this time. While the team
will again prove small, the material on
hand Is OF high calibrc and with careful
coaching should he n winner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
MORRIS TRIAL TO
Be HELD THURSDAY

Guy Morris. charged with selling
fake oil stock. will go on trial In GRIM
!nal court Thursday morning. Morris Is
held under four indictments. Two
charging larceny and two for obtain
Ing money under false rretcnse.
Morris selling Tulsa Interstate Pet
rolcum Company stock IN Wheeling 9
eral years ago. Is alleged 10 have Fleece
ed investors out Of 100000 by the sale
of the worthless stock.
The authorities are still seeking W.. O.
Allison, who is implicated with Morris.
Allison was located in oklahoma but
the governor of that state refused to
honor rcquisition papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
CREBREADY
To FIGHT SKI

Toronto. On. Sept. 26.-Farry Greb.
Of Pittsburgh. American light heavy
weight boxing champion, declared hero
ton!shr he wa ready IN fight Battling
Sikh. S~cncgalesc Conuucror OF Georges
Carpenter. amy time or anywhere. for
any reasonable amount Of money"
II hav" had three offers already 70
meet sikh" Grch asserted. and I" all
Of them I have replied that I am ready
TO talk business as soon as he signs a
contract"