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Proceedings Board
of Supervisors
Continued from page one)

y. Lyon AIhlHSoI, ReAuHu "dA'
500.
C. S. Neal, Refund tax, 4.98.
Dan Banks, Refund tax, 3.36.
W. A. Harris, Refund tax, 11,34.
S. E. Maroon, Building bridge, Dist.
Z 1, 400.
J. E. Atkinson, Building bridge,
( Dist. 1, 400
Latimer & Williams, Gasoline etc,
Dist. 8, 1926.
4 The Frank Miller Co, Work on
\ truck, Dist. 8, 100.
L. R. Bowen, Wagon hire, Dist.
\ a, 400.
E. E. Freeman, Blacksmithing, 4th
Dist, 1866.
Gilliam's Garage, Work on truck,
Dist. 4, 1880
n P. A. Tornwall, Radiator repairs,
Dist 5, $50,
New Hope Gravel Co., Gravel, LIST
I Dist, 87.99
New Hope Gravel Co, Gravel, 1st
OlstS pc'AV,
W. A. Patterson, Road dragging,
Dist 2, 920.
New Hope Gravel Co, Gravel, 8rd
Dist, 91,28. 4-.,,,
&c Dossett, Lumber, $3.50.
NJ J. G. Williams, Postage, etc, 1916
J. W. Carlisle, Mdse prisoners, etc,
Dist. /, 20.6o. s'-aS
) Bank Of Houston Freight On grav~
el, 1880.
w. r. Davis & Son, Brooms, l'5O.
Underwood Typewriter Co., One
typewriter, 165OO.
Dement, Printing Co., Pen points
etc, 9.27.
Dement, Printing Co., Paper for
Chancery Clerk, II. 81.
R. F. ~McNeel, Refund road and
poll tax, 500.
J. ]. Smith, Refund tax, 1851.
/. w. Murphy, Services 1880.
Bank of Houston, Freight on grav-
\ el. Dist. 8, 532.43
j. B. Slaughter, Patch work, Dist.
2, 1900
D. c. Marion, Road work, Dist. 2,
6.25.
M Ferguson & Palmer, Grader work,
Dist. 2, 1850.
Bank of Houston, Freight on gray
ell, Dist. 8, 141.96.
Bank of Houston, Freight on gray.
el, Dist. 8, 63.15.
Joe Williams, Gravel work, Dist
s, 1880.
J. L. Williams, Patch work, Dist
/, 1900.
Lutte Williams, Grader work, Dist
i, TAO.
o. E. Verell, Hay Dist. 1, 4.8o.
J. A. Martin, Refund parts by
Expns. Dist. 1, 69.S9.
Jno. B. Chenault, Building bridge
Dist. 1, 200.
o. L. Mclaughlin, Road work, Isl
Dist, $50.
Gulf Refining Co., Gasoline, etc.
Dist. 1, 9.15.
Standard Oil Co., Gasoline, etc.
Dist. 1, 1910.
Wright Motor Co., Repairs to trac
tor, Dist. /, 34.25.
J. A. Rish, Lumber, 1916.
Albert Savely, Repairs to bridge
Dist. 2, 100 -~'~
Bank of Houston, Freight on gray
el, Dist. 2, 1886.
Standard Oil Co., Gasoline, 1890
National Refining Co., Valve oil
Dist. 3, 5000.
Standard Oil Co., Gasoline etc.
Dist. g, 1894, -'l"
Gulf Refining Co., Gasoline etc.
Dist. ., 64.03.
IL. A. Tornwall, Sewer work, 49.5
L. B. Faulkner, Lumber, 1852.
Dulaney & Tabb Hdw. Co., Blac
board for school, S.75.
J.R. Priest, Refund tax, 1900.
O. E. Baird & BrOs., Grader r.
pairs ETC., Dist. 1, 7.S5.
Horn Grocery Co., Oil can, 25c.
o. E. Baird & Bros, Tractor r'
pairs, Dist. 2, s.9S.
s. C. Earned, Crow bar etc., Dis
A. J. Gregory, Salary, Road worl
3, 1910.
10000.
Edgar White, Salary, Road wO
5000.
EIlis White, Salary, Road wO'l
5000.
Charlie Rape, 21h days road woI
eA50
Rufus Holloman, 21h days 7Os
work 26.s7.
~ ~ -irlsIil ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
ACOG
OVER Bic CLASH
ANNUAL BASKETBALL BATTLE BE-
TWEEN wELLsBURa AND
FoLLANEBEE FRIDAY
Keen Rivalry Indicates Record Crowd
VIII he on Hand for
Gamo

Special Dispatch 20 The IntelliEourcr.
Wcllshurc. ". Va. Feb. @7.-With he
peltS oc Weirton and Claysvillc SnuGly
tucked under their belts rs the latest
Sictories for the locals. tho WeNshucG
high baskctcers arc entering upon n
strenuous weeks practice Cor' the sea-
sons classic. when the strong f"i.ans-
he's quintet viii appear on tho city Hall
floor Friday evening. The rivalry he
tween the two towns ~ So keen ,hHt the
entire reputation or the NO towns
game between the representatives OF
the two towns Fol'anshoc he's hccn
laying low" all season with on" thing
in view. and that is n Victory over the
WeilShurr quintet Fnll7UShCe in thc!r
last games have been going strong. and
arc fully confident Of n win over tho
locals. The WellShurG team and boost
;ecs arc just as confident 90 tho bets a."
about even. Doc Elders TroteEcs arc
stu smar;inr over the 60 defeat hand
ed thcRl last fall in football and since
the local basketball team is composed
OF members OF tho football team. and
because of the intense rivalry. tho in
tercst Is keen. Wcilshurgh high would
like nothing better than a victory over
the up-"ivc- boys and 4, hanG-up game
Is assured.
Friday evening Will md re lineup
OF the local team intact barring acct
dents Tho team work or the locals
continues TO improve. Winning both
games away from homo last week. from
We!rtor and ClaysvIllc have given the
tenn valuable experience. As to !ndl-
yiiuai stars I; wuuI! he difficult TO
name one. Wade and lInuch continue
20 ho the h!ch-p"'nt makers hut the
guarding Of CsId"rwood and Ca"m;Chn"I
and The floor work &c Ernie Camii'"tr!
are not 10 ne discounted when making
rompn ~'sons OF iudiN idual merit, Tho
team Is flve-nan team. and a-c sure 70
cive an account. q" Themselves NJ the
Ecthanv and Bucllhannou tourHa mcnts.
which they have entered.
Extra seating capacity vii! hc pro-
v!ded at the city Hall for tho large
crowd that IS sure 70 attend. BcyCe.
Of Wheeling. will referee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
J|NX STILL WITH
MOUNTAINEER FIVE
state University Tossers Ee sting for
Tonight's Gamo-Prospects
Not Bright

Special Dispatch 70 Tho Intelligence.
MorGantown. Feb. @7.--The ink that
follows tho Nest Virginia University
basketball team on it's annual trips Int"
tn" east seems 10 have invaded tho
local haunts Of the Mount;tinerrs and
what gave promise OF being the most
successful campaign IN many seasons Is
now looked upon as complete failure.
Present conditions make the 'Narsity'S
claim 20 the state championship pre-
mature and only a miracle VIII enable
Coach Stadsvold's warriors to achieve
thiS honor.
1t seems that the Moun;a!ncers went
too far in laying n claim To the state
tit,, and at that time the very untavor-
able present situation WAS not t"r"S"cn.
Today tho West Virginia basketball
team Is only Il shell lnf tho outfit That
started off the season SO successfully,
easily defeating tho best tennis in this
territory. Four of the seven or sight
so-CaIlcd regulars have had their
strength saNreH by an attack or III"
"n:I' and they 10 not possess tho STAN
Ina To play through iU-minute battles ut
top speed. II IL Il very drp.orahsc CON
d.tion and as tho MoVNtIin"crs S'ill
have game tn play with Wesleyan tho
outlook is anything hat promising. Th"
Mcthodists were only defeated hv two
points hero and when tho locals 20
u Buckhannon for return game they
will he priTcd for revenge"
Now that the most disastrous week
OF tho season has been passed, thc
Mountltnccrs arc resting easy for t."
morrow's game hero with WcstminEt"r
College. The New Wilmington aC"rc-
ga ;!or has been PLAYING Il fine art!","
az basketball IN tho tr!'state section
this season and is sure 10 make tr"uhi"
for Coach StadsvoPs crippled Noun
tainccrs Westminster has always played
we'll AGAINST the Mounta!nccrs in past
seasons and has succeeded in winning
TWO Of the Ave games played with the
locals Captain KiGCr ana his mates
ho7e 20 stop their losing S'rcak hut
rra'lze that they have 4 difficult &Fsirn-
mont on tnoir hands and arc not IA"
."asc d, confident uf anneXinE Il Vic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
LOCAL BOYS
IN Bic SHOW At
CH|LL!COTHE,O D.
WILLARD HAHN FIGHTS MAIN GO
AND FRANKIE FORD FIGHTS
I'm THE sENu-FINAL.
Ford HAS Harg Battle on Hand With
"one Round" Sullivan, Much
interest Shown.

Tyvr local fighters willard Hahn
md Frankie Eurd. are on TIA" ,----4ss-S ~
for an. attractive h">iug Sh"" 1t ,h''n-
,.o,hc. a.. Tonight. and i"3l"w"rS OF iH'
focal haitlers are anN."uSIy a"ah'"S
word from the cN-army camp town.
Hahn meets an chi" hoy IN tn" n-'n
20 Of thu evening. u hard fighter VIZ"
naS Il fiuc record.
The biEgc~, attraction locally. how
ever. is the fight or frankie Ford, VINO
meets "Onc Round" sullivan IN the
scml-rinal sullivan halls from Day
ton. and has won the last three fights
in the first round. He is an older boy
in the game than Hahn. and has a line
record. 10th are contracted TO weigh
In at l54 and the winner Is PROMISED
the main 20 in the mex. show.
Hahn and Ford will leave this morn"
Ing accompanied by several other loCa!
boys. ard the outcome Is being awaited
with much interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
owners and OFFICIALS SHOULD TELL
ALL THEY KNOW ABOUT INSURRECTION
-eased Cost of Clubs.

was. is out "r proportion TO Dahlen's
pay of $500 a season. which Was his
top.
-sased Cost of Clubs.
The .ncrcased cost Of clubs may be
shown by the figures Of one or the
major clubs We used 20 stop Mt the Ola
Fifth Avenue hotel in New York. the
best in New York in those days and 20
per cent hotter than any they have 10
day, at 81 per man. For inferior &C
comodations now II costs $40 per day
nor man. Railroad charges today are
close 10 three times what they were
This club kept n close account or It's
road and its home expenses. ThcE
found that its costs nowadays ABOUT
SIG per man per day on tho ROAD, IN
Guiding travelling expenses. We used It"
carry 20 men at the outside. The
prcscnt-day baseball team consists or
Rhout cS men.
In the old days the manager acted as
secretary trea surcr. and besides mannC-
krg he PLAYED The game. Nowadays they
have managers coaches. trainers rcc'
rctarics. aud IN addition they carry
four or Ave press agents under the
suise Of correspondents. In the old
days tho reporter paid his own eX-
ncnscs and reported what lie saw ard
heard.
The expenses Of ball club today arc
practically three times what they we're.
If the attendance has increased thrc"
times, all right But in addition nero
arc two. three or four scouts, WORKING
all the time. an expensive office ShU'
and costs OF getting players arc lie"
times what they We're
Perhaps Il IS not good BUSINESS n"'
unless tho gate receipts JUSTIFY inc ~
nense there IL no utc figuring hN'n' ~
The fact il that tho smaller ana "eaEet
clubs cannot afford the expense o",'e e
~ nos N make n sacrifice. and INC
,,no demands Il million year
il ycroing unon the foolish. w.,
" downright. 1929. tho New York
Evening Mail)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
ANNUAL MEET WILL BIZ HELD ON
PUEBLO SCHOOL ATHLETIC
FIELD MAY Is
rvsAty-tnrso Schools In wheeling Dis
sr4et rnvttsd-9old Medals 70
winners

Formal notification OF tho events &c
y, .,,oad I, tho annual tle,h and track
meet OF the Ohio Valley Athletic -ESso-
,.i.ttor wcys sent out yesterday by WIZ
liam A, I.ong, director OF physical eHn
cation o. Wheeling high Scho"t 10 th''
tNentv-three high schools "t the ONO
Valley who are members OF the asS"-
vga,ipu.
As last year. the meet MI. De tue Sc
t.onal' meet for the West Virginia n'sh
srhoo, track and held meet Tor tho
NvhseI,,- district and the events TO he
S,ared will be the same as those '"T
tho state meet except the mile relay.
,vbcrs Ave men will bc used instead o.
four ln-the state meet
Wheeling tx scool will again be IN
rharce and the meet WIZ be held on
the Wheeling PUBLIC school athietic
field on the Island. officials and turNn-
.r details will bc arranged later. Yes
,.rday's notices were the first or the
s.asor. and were addressed 10 the trdcN
team managers.
The following are the schools to be
represented: WellsburE. We!-ton. War
wood, Wheeling. Union. TrsaGciphia. SIS
tersvllle, Sherrard. Shadyside. 81. Clairs~
Vile, Newell. New Cumberland. Monnns-
Vile, Msddlehourne. Martins Ferry. Mag
mona. New MltESiIlSN 9NlS' A''''F'S
,ute. Fol.Qrsbee. Chester. Cathedral hlEh
school. Cameron. Bridgeport and Bel
laire.
The meet will be he'd saturday May
18th. 4 nd already many OF the schools
who will be represented have begun
training for the meet.
Solid gold medals will be awarded
srst place winners, in all events. wN''e
silver medals will 70 to second place
winners. Bronze medals Will oe given
20 third place winners while there VIII
be plaques. cups and other prizes for
the various events
The following is the list OF events 10
De staged. according TO the notices sent
out Yesterday by Mr. Long; 100 var"
dash: go yard dash; i:0 high hurdles:
go low hurdles; 40 yard dash: NNV
yard run: one mile run; one mile relay
lhve men): u pound hammer throw;
70 pound shot put: discus throw: jarel'n
throw: running broad jump: running
high jump: pole vault.
As in last years meet. the winners
will be chosen for the state meet en-
cept in several instances. but the awards
for the district meet will be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
VARSITY DEREATs Axis r
TEAM IN EXTRA PERIOD GAME
JUNIOR BOYS CHAMPS
Junior Girls Defeat Sophomore Lassis'
zasxtes ana Tie for Title
Scores Close

Three hard fought basketball games
two being won by one point scores and
me other by 4 held goal IN an extra
ieriod. marked the prograal offered Last
night at "Brncnt Night" at Triadelphia
district high schoo!. The Varsity of
the high school defeated an Ali-Star az
rrCcation $3.50 IN an extra period game
wh!lc the Junior boys won the inter
class cha nrpionshlp from the Sophomore
lass uuint 1919. Tn" Junior class girls
defeated the Sophomore girls l2-?. tying
Them for the Ute in the girls league.
All three games were hard fought,
aud the largest crowd that ever attend
cd any athletic event in tho history q
;ne school Was gathered about the bal
CON- and floor. Tho affair was 4 grca'
success. Interest ran high, and there
was mach feeling in the iHt"r-"lass
sgamos. there being L large Uan6er OF
stude",s present;
Tho 'VarSity-&.i-$taT game Vas the
bIy attraction. AZ the end Of playing
tifns. the VARSITY that had been trail
Ing all through showed squirt and
wien the whistle blew the score stood
$3.50. An extra Eve minutes was
playeJ. and the Score stood S4-3i with
n $40 min=:s - play when Thompson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
JOHNNY MOHARDT IS
VERSATILE ATHLETE

Notre Dame. Ind. Feb. @7.-tBy the
Associated Press)-Whcn johnny Mo-
hardt leaves Notrc Dame university late
In February to go south with the De
tro!t American League baseball c'uo.
organized baseball will have captured
a man who closely approaches the ideal
college product. Mohard: has reaChcd
the pinnacle In college hasena'. ana toot
ball and is a monogram man IN track.
re has completed one - the most d'th-
cult courses a university has 70 ouer
with a general average OF over 20 per
cent for his four years work and IS re-
,zarded as one Of the most brilliant
S,udents who has ever left Nct~e Dame.
Mohard, came into national prom;n-
snce late in the football season of l92o
when he riYallcd George Gipp's perform
ance In the football game at West Point
which made Glpp an oil-AmerICHn sport
critics recognized the same Moh2rdt as
,hc "a ntain 81 tho \otre pam" naSenat.
rne Of 1877 bat tho nrst major league
offers that came MS way were referred
"a Coach Eockuc. Nohardt r"iainc" me-
n7nAteur standing, returned for the last
year on the Cridiron which Stamped MIN
~ one OF tho passing marTctS OF INC
6arrc ar.a one OK the greatest oac~hc!d
men a. the year.
sPlttSbuCgl, tlCNc anu N'iiS''A,'N'' -
tfoi,, and tie national league clubs from
Chicago and 81 Louis sent representa-
ives with Gathering ofters 10 Mohards
. md several m"dic"i schools offered MIN
.pia ces on their coachiuS STATS afte' ne
had announced his attention 20 continue
his study Of medicine He finally cast
his lot with Ty CNbb arI President
Nay:n OF Detroit upon receipt ~ their
promise that he would be allowed TO
leave major league bal in time I" enter
school in the fal, where he will pursue
his ambition 70 become q surgeon.
Monardt has every natural qua'ihca-
ton OF the baseball player Hc has an
exceptionally strong arm. !s SPEEDY
base-runncr. as Il monogram In INC
90 ward dash will testify is Il finished
HerGcr and has batter near $50 during
MS threa years competition al N"tre
Dame. He played center field and has
done an occa sional turn in tho pitch
lnG box. lie las a POWERFUL physique.
although Weighing hu. 100 pounds. and
exccn. f,a a broken nose received 4; one
OF tho ;aS: games % the last year. has
never bcen Snc.owS'" iHjuried IN his
:srs3 years 0: football.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
Triade|phia District
School Board to Sell
$4,000 Worth Bonds

Fifty-four bonds. Of $1,000 each OK
the $4,000 bond Issue OF the TfAoei-
phia school district. will be offered Iof
sale next month: bids being received AZ
the Triadelphia district high schooi
building on March a..
The bonds numbers so to 1l4, will %
advertised tomorrow. and bids are 70
be filed with S. s. Jacobs. Jr., secretary
of the board OF education OF the school
district by March "a.
The bond issue was passed In Noy-
ember, 1918. and the first sixty bonds
we're offered for sale shortly after. The
bonds 10 be offered next month are tho
last OF the issue, and the same rs the
others hearing interest at s per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
rs. S,S."' Makes Skin Clear and
Beautiful Your Body Plump!
Amazing Results from lnereAss o.
Blood CellsI S. S. s. . Esmarkahls
Blood. Cell Buil6>r.

DO YOU know that your loss OF nesM
IS due almost entirely. to the smen
number OF blood cells in your blood!
Do YOU know that you can build up
Your whole body. from your facs Y
your feet to the normal nasnrai5
Beautiful plumpness which = shouiSS
have, by using tho great blood ecu
builder, 8. 8. s.? You don't have %
change your diet. or figure out TIE
Euess-work theories about fats "a
foods, or use new fad treatments, Of
anything of the kind. Take 5: 3; , ..
Your skin will clear up rernarKaoT.
petal your lips rudy. your eyes cieaf.
' ar neck and cheeks viii m ort.
Also S. s. S. being one OF the most
powerful blood-cleansers, your sGin
eruptions. plmples. blotches, ohcx-
heads, acne. disappear. Just Try "
you'll see, 8. S. S. Is sold at al dfpe
stores, in two sizes. The larger $50
II the moro economical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
PHIL ADELpHIA CLUB
STARTS MIGRATION

philadelphia. Feb. 27-Eieven mem
ncrs Of tho philadelphia National
League. headed by Manager Wilhelm;
left tonight for the training camp at at
Iecsburx' The players included nine
n,,chers-Mcadows Ring Baumsar,n ,.T,
R.hnn, Rats, Snovo. Sullivan, Sm,t'
and Wcncr,. and lnneiders Wright
stone and Parkinson
Another section Of players has been
,,s,rpcted 70 report at LccsourE MaTch
and the last group on March g.
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McKccspOrt. Ia, Feb. 27--It was one
or the hardest fought bouts ever wit
messed In Mc!iecsport At the tap or
the bell for tho opening round. kearney
rushed from his corner and sent ter
rifle left 10 Larue's head. The West
V!rg.n!an shot his punches home time
and again. and before the round ended
kcarncy had knocked down his opponent
three times. Mike scored the Knock
downs with n left hook TO the jaw.
Laruc was in trouble rs he went TO
his corner hut he came IN fresh for
the second round and soon had kcarney
con ruscd. Jabb!ng and crossing without
a return I.arue sent Mike 10 the floor
for Il short count. Twice again the
West V!rginian went down from ter
rife blows To tic head and stomach. and
when the bell ended the round Kearney
was very weak.
His seconds worked heroicaily but TO
no avail, for after one minute and -
seconds OF fast lighting in the third
round. I4aruc smashed right cross to
Kcarneys Jaw and he went down Tor
,hc count.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
TOEHAYWARD

According 20 word received from Dill
lonvale last evening. big Joe Hayward
the star baseball pitcher whS made such
an cnviahle record in the local district
las, summer. has signed contract with
the Dillonvain club for next summer.
and is expected TO show some real class
HAYWARD was given two offers by clubs
In the International club, but turned
them down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
LAURIE DROPPED THREE TIMES ||l|
FIRST ROUND BUT WINS IN THIRD
AMERICAN AUTOS WIN ].
BUENOS AIRES RACE

Rucnos Aires. Feb. 27.-(By The Ae.t
sociated Press)-Amcrican automonateoe
finished first, second and third today. AZ
the finish Of the annual automobile SaeAss
from Buenos Aires to Rosario ana w..
turn, 134.97 miles. The nrst leg OF TN.
race was run Sunday. The time OF tnes.
winning car was ten hours, 70 minutsA
81 seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
LANDS SLEEP PRODUCER ON NIKE
KEAHNEYS JAW IN GREAT
HARD BATTLE
Ksarney Floors Charleroi Battler Three
Times In First Round-Saved by
Gong
Special to the Intelligencer.

SpFEiSI " tlc lulelIIbtIlESi'
Pittsburgh, Pa. Feb. cT-Spved from
n knockout by the bell In the first round
of his fight with Mike Kearney in Nc
kecsport. tonight Joe Laurie Came back
strong and finished his opponent in the
third round. The scrap, staged Wy the
Majestic Athletic club, in the Palisade
rink. produced more real fighting than
any other recent match, despite the
abrupt termination.
Laurie, hai!tng from Chartered. and
kearncy, 4 Huntington, West Virginia
product. seemed 10 forget all scientific
principles when loosed in the ring. Each
bent on smashing over a sleep produc-
ing punch. The two tore at each other
with the FIRST gong. During the first
session Laurie hit the canvass three
times, once taking n count of four. once
q count of five. and being saved by the
bell the last time as the count had
reached niEe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
NOTICES Of DIVA. A. TRACK MEET
SENT OUT--15 EVENTS CARDED
ELECT CAPTAIN

Members OF tho Bishop A.-.N. hasc'
ball ,can Of the City league Organize"
recently by The city recreation '@lnmiN-
sion met las, evening 1t Ia" Ii>hop con-
:crtioucry and elected JOAN Weber as
captain and William EsiI"H rs business
manager. The team members also dis
GUESSED tn. prospects Cor the coming
season. and made plans Tor ra|:ns '"e
first practiIC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
OHIO STATE wins
FROM INDIANA

bloomington. Ind, Feb. %7.-indiana
Voc, ,,s nnnI western conference asket-
hall game to Ohio State hero tonight
20 20 Is.
Tho buckeyes led at tho half ~ IN ?.
Thc1ron1e was slow throughout. h"th
tcams missing making shots and ire
oucntly calling time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
WESLEYAN LOSES
HARD FOUGHT GAME

Special Dispatch 10 The Intcll!gencer.
FaTrmoEt. ". Va. Feb. 27--Wcsleyan
college was outplnyed in every depart
ment of the game tonight when the
MetNod!s,s lost a fast basketball ramo
70 the Fairmo9t Y.M.C.A. on the local
court. 43-36. The visitors put up a
fast coa;es, but were unable 10 stop
Knight and Kahn. WHO were shooting
tield baskets from all over the floor.
.ct,, '1iporn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

: wor,cn wiz make their greatest HI,
and perform their greatest s"rv!C" po-
!i,icalry. Y they will 90 along with and
l.c,rc ahead of IN" mon N tn" coa"r-
al direction 81 idcais-inspiring rather
than driving. NHcouraGing ratho: chan
cas,iSo,ing. helping rather Khan ''-eSu-
atinC."--EUG2!o Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

Wantanno-Why do you call that boy
OF yours "Flanner?
DuZno-I}ccause he just naturally
shrinks from washing.