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, 1922-08-17
TO VOTERS:

AS heretofore announced, | am a candidate for
the Republican nomination for Representative in
Congress, at the primary election to be held August
%, 1922. l do not need the office, nor do l know that
the office needs me-, but l have for years held the
conviction that / can be of real service to the people
of Wyoming in that position. | am under no obliga-
ton of any character to any person, corporation,
group or class and will be in a position to act, with
out bias, prejudice or wrongful influence, on all
matters pertaining to the State and Nation.
take it for granted that the intelligent mass of
the Republican voters of Wyoming will select their
candidate for Representative because of his qualifi-
cations, his belief in Republican principles and his
ability to present them in behalf Of the party and all
Republican candidates. On this basis | submit my
name at the primaries, standing on the last Republi-
can national platform, the Indiana state platform as
adopted this year in State Convention, and on my
record as a citizen and a Republican. On this basis
l earnestly ask your support and your vote at the
primary election August %, 1922. If the Republican
voters of this state have a better qualified man and
a stronger party candidate for the office of Repre-
sentative and who, in their judgement, can secure a
higher vote in the election to follow for himself and
all the Republican candidates, l shall c%heerfully ac-
quiesce. If not, it seems to me that | can reasonably
ask their support for the nomination. | will deeply
appreciate your vote at the primary election.
Yours sincerely,
CHARLES E. INTER
, 1922-08-17
List of Nominees.
STATE OF WYOMING,

DSS.
County of Carbon
1, Malinda NJ. Karst, County Clerk
within and for said county in the
state aforesaid, do hereby certify
that the following is a full, true and
correct list of the names and post
office addresses Cor places of resi-
dence by polling precincts and cleo
ton district) of all persons by
whom Cor for whom nomination pa
pers have been filed in this office,
and the required fee paid, in accord
ance with the provisions of Chapter
145, Section 213S of a pamphlet en-
titled, ELECTION Laws o. Wyoming,
1922" and who are entitled to be
voted for by the voters of Carbon
County, at the primary election to be
held in the State of. Wyoming, on the
22nd day of August, A. ID. 1922, to-
gether with a designation of the office
for which each of said persons is a
candidate, and the party from which
he seeks nomination.
, 1922-08-17

W. T. Penland.
Dad Precinct No. 1, District No. 10
Steve Adams.
Walcott Precinct No. 1, District No.
IS:
Andy Nelson.
McFadden Precinct No. 1, District
No. 8:
e. Il. Bradley.
Sand Creek Precinct No. 4, District
No. IA:
John L.. Woodbury..
Spring Creek Precinct No. s, District
No. II:
Hugh G. Mowry.
Widdowfield Precinct No. 3, District
No. s:
John Veitch.
Cowden Precinct No. 3, District No.
4:
Chas. Vivion.
Medicine Bow Precinct No. 1, District
No. .:
Difficulty Precinct No. ., District No.
4:
Chas. Ellis.
, 1922-08-17
FOR SECRETARY OFF STATE
o STATE AUDITOR
FOR STATE TREASURER

1. John NJ. Snyder Lowell
Republican
.. Jesse Crosby Cowley
Republican
3. Harry A. Loucks Sheridan
Democrat
, 1922-08-17

FOR STATE SENATOR
l. w. W. Daley Rawlins
Republican
, 1922-08-17
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN
Democrat

FOR PRECINCT Committeeman
Democrat
Browns Hill Precinct No. ., District
No. II:
Claude Shockley.
Sandcreek Precinct No. 4, District
No. II:
John Mcpherson.
Bags Precinct No. 3, District No.
Ii:
L. b. Maupin.
Dixon Precinct No. ., District No.
II:
John Irons.
Slavery Precinct No. 1, District No.
II:
John GOoldy.
E%ncampment Precinct No. ., District
No. 10:
\ Sproat.
Riverside Precinct No. 3, District
No. IL:
Dan Condor.
Saratoga Precinct No. 1, District No.
10:
Emmett johnson.
McFadden Precinct No. 1, District
No. s.:
James Lawler.
Elk Mountain Precinct No. 1, District
No. Z:
Frank Schoen.
Hanna Precinct Nc. 1, District No.
G.:
j.. j. Mitchell.
Medicine Bow Precinct No. /, Dis
trict No. .:
G. E.. Cooper.
Fort Steele Precinct No. 1, District
No. 8:
\. ID. Sager.
Rawlins Precinct No. 4, District No.
i:
ID. b. Campbell.
Rawlins Precinct No. 2, District No.
/:
, 1922-08-17

FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
1. j. w. Wisda Rawlins
Republican
, 1922-08-17

John Cunning.
Rawlins Precinct No. 1, District Nc.
1:
William McDermott.
Rawlins Precinct No. 3. District No.
l:
j. w. McTnturff.
, 1922-08-17
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR
District Ma. .


1. John Cheesbrough Milo
Republican
.. Harry w. Larson Elk Mountain
Democrat
). John Milliken Hanna
Republican
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Rawlins Precincts No. l and No. 3
1. \. w. Beeler Rawlins
Republican
=. L. II. Watson Rawlins
Democrat
Rawlins Precincts No. > and No. 4
l. II. f. Dunlap Rawlins
Republican
=. Fred c. Friend Rawlins
Democrat
Hanna Precinct No. 1
/. j. II. Crawford Hanna
Democrat
Saratoga Precinct No. 1
1. Ira G.. Want Saratoga
Republican
Bags Precinct
1. I. Il. Vernon Baggs
Republican
, 1922-08-17
FOR COUNTY

1. Alex Gordon Rawlins
Democrat
=. G. w. Jeffrey, NJ. ID. Rawlins
Republican
, 1922-08-17
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN
RpDublican

FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN
Republican
Rawlins Precinct No. 1, District No.
L:
f. A. Kell.
Henry Perrett.
Rawlins Precinct No. ., District No.
L:
w. W. Daley.
Chas. Miller.
Raymond Barber.
Rawlins Precinct No. 5. District No.
L:
w. A. Mckay.
J.. Il. Armstrong.
Rawlins Precinct No. 4, District No.
/:
II. Il. Dunlap.
Gus Fleschli.
Whiskey Gap Precinct No. 1, District
No. ..
John f.. N~1ahoney.
oil Camp Precinct No. 2, District
No. .:
II. Walker.
Fort Steele Precinct No. 1, District
No. 3:
Jens Hansen.
Leo Precinct No. l, District No. 4
l.. Il. Vivion.
Shirley Precinct No. ., District No.
4:
Lawrence T.. Sullivan.
Pedro Precinct No. 4, District No. 4
Henry G. Cardwell.
Hanna Precinct No. /, District No. 6:
Il. II. Butler.
Elmo Precinct No. ., District Nc. @:
Fred Williams.
Elk Mountain Precinct No. 1, District
No. Z:
John Oupaly.
Morgan Precinct No. ., District No.
g:
Robert Ellis.
Green Precinct No. 1. District No. 8:
II. T.. Pilon.
Saratoga Precinct No. 1, District No.
10:
Glen II. Scott.
Geo. w. Sisson.
Cow Creek Precinct No. >, District
No. n:
Geo. sullivan.
Riverside Precinct No. 3, District
Thomas w. Peryam.
Browns Hin Precinct No. .. District
No. II:
Ned +. Steele.
Bennett Precinct No. l, District No.
IL:
q. c. Young.
French Precinct No. .. District No.
IL:
Chas. II. Sanger.
Encampment Precinct No. ?. District
No. 13:
+. II. Healey.
Big Creek Precinct No. 3, District
No. 10
II. A. Hunter.
Collins Precinct No. l. District No.
II:
W. n. Toothnlsor.
slavery Precinct No. 1, District No.
II:
w. q. Reader.
Dixon Precinct No. ., District No.
IA:
Il. w. Reader.
Bags Precinct No. 3, District No.
II:
, 1922-08-17

FOR N0N-PARTISAN COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS
l. Helen \. Irving Rawlins
Non-Partisan
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
FOur-Year Term
L. VIM. \. Mckay Rawlins
Republican
.. c. w. Morgan Rawlins
Democrat
, 1922-08-17

FOR NON-PARTISAN JUDICIARY
For Justice of the Supreme Court
Gull term)
1. Fred H. Blume Sheridan
Non-Partisan
:. V. j. Tidball Laramie
Non-Partisan
For Justice of the Supreme Court
(Unexpired TERM
l. Herman V. s. Groesbeck Laramie
Non-Partisan
.. Ralph Kimball Casper
Non-Partisan
, 1922-08-17
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.

1. Mrs. Cyrus Beard Cheyenne
Republican
=. Mrs. katherine A. Morton. Chey-
enne Republican
Cecilia IL. Hendricks Powell
Democrat
, 1922-08-17
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
TWO-lear Term

!. 1. NJ. CONFESS Saratoga
Democrat
Andy Nelson walcott
Republican
, 1922-08-17
FOR CONSTABLE


Rawlins Precincts No. 1 and No. 8
1. John Gronlund Rawlins
Republican
.. William Gronlund Rawlins
Democrat
Rawlins Precincts No. 2 and Nod
l. Jack Sheahan Rawlins
Republican
:. J. II. Meath Rawlins
Democrat
Encampment Precinct
l. Kels p. Nickel -Encampment
Republican
.. j.. ]. Wirth Encampment
Republican
Baggs Precinct
1. Charles Il. Dow Baggs
Republican
Hanna Precinct
1. Evan Jones Hanna
Democrat
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
r FITTING or NEICHROPHOOD
CIIIR PRETTY AEEA1p

he first meeting since. the re-or
ganlZ9flen of the MeiGhbcrl1ood club
w"S held Al the home of Mrs. C.
Holmes Sheldon on Union street and
W%S very enjoyable affair.
he rooms displayed an artistic ar,
'an%9ment Of cut flowers and ferns
ihe usual game of bridge was
Played Mrs. T. J. Mccall making
TOD score. The guests of the club at
TINS melting were: Mrs. J r
il@n1' Mrs Lacy McKannon, Mrs.
y fehd'g, and Mrs. Walsh.
"A salad course was served at the
cone 'uslon of the game. The next
R1eet'ng will be with rs. ]. P Har-
rell' at the Carlton Hotel, Tuesday
afternoon.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
L. ;, DESTROYER "TOUCEY.
HffN BE HONORED TONJcgT

IN: FIRST dance of this season will
he given tonight at he Opletborna
n"fel on Newcastle street, honolina
me n1an Of the Tcusev who are hero
II e. rH:ebration cf Navy Day.
fi''s being the first dance of the
season. precedipg the popular dance
given by the C4tillion Club is an
event being looked forward to amonp
d large contingent Of the young peo,
ple of this city.
II was generally understood that
tne, aftaf would be Il script dance
ana this impression is corrected Tt
- not a Script dance, but is given in
hohof OF the men of the U. s. De-
stroyer "Toucey."
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
HOSPITAL GUILD
FORMED. HERE

Last spring, as a result of the kind
feeiings, and upon investigation Of
some of the ladies of Brunswick who
had been engaged in working for the
needs of our hospital, an orpaniza-
I on known as the Hospital Guild
was formed and Miss Mary Clay be-
came chairman.
rms, being the first year of or
ganlzation, there has been bit of
confusion and some of the committees
nave already turned the contributions
in directly to the hospital, but they
hope to eliminate this at their next
meeing.
A member from each local demon
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
A WELCOME

Little wanderer from afar,
Ruler 4 an unknown star,
Little, SEA- soft, cuddly thing,
Thou -1-.sSIt made cur hearts TO Sing
May God watch thy infant dreams
Waken thee with wee sunbeans,
SEND the birds & Sing for thee.
As my good heart sings In me,
Send His guardian angels down,
Thr wee CRIB TO circle round,
Whispering to thee in thy sleep,
Dimeles bout thy mouth to keep.
Nav He take this hard of thine
Clinging now SO clcSe to mine,
Guild ng thy wee roseleaf feet
IIons tie path His own have beat,
May He smonthe thev cares away.
As thou grcwest, day by day,
May He guide thee. little one,
Through thy life, now just begun.
See, We welcome thee today,
Open wide our arms and say,
Little. wee, soft, cuddy thing,
Thou hast made our hearts to sing
Anne c. Crawford.
H~p q q
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27

Mis- Langford, teacher in Glynn
Grammer School is confined t. Aer
com 1t tha hqne Of Mrs W. A.
pQunn. 141l tIn.en street. by a
ligh, ilin~.S
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27

Each package of Diamond Dyes"
;ohtaips directions so simple any
woman can dye or tint her worn,
shabby dresses, skirts, waists, coats,
Stockings sweaters coverings, drap
81 cs, hangings, everything, even if
she has never dyed before. Buy ''Dia-
mend Dyes no other kind-then
perfect home dyeing is sure. because
Dam nd Dyes are guaranteed not
to spot, fade, streak, or run. Tell
ycur druggist whether the material
gou wish to dye is wool or silk, or
whether it S linen, cotton or mixed
goods.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
'N"0PMAL TWO TABLE
BRIDGE PARTY FOR VISITOR.

Mrs. ], c. Stiles entertained in
formally with two tables Of bridge
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
guest MIS- Leonard Hayes, of
georgetown. s. c., who was former
ly NJ SIS Katherine Stiles of this citv.
me top score was made bv Mrs. A
j. MltrAelson, and Mrs. Hayes was
presented with dainty hand-made
h"nd}serchef.
Light refreshments were served
aS'~r the game.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27

Fhen the corn is in the pepper
And the inner's on the CRATE;
eAtho elders in the pitcher
Let's Of apples en- the plate
H'$ The fruit tbat keeps US healthy
There's no need to medicate,
or We never need Che doctor
With tie anrles on the plate.
COIcotol
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27

Miss Myta Lang. who has been
''is ting friends in Palatka and Lake
and, Fla. is expected to return home
ext week.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27

Mrs. Anna A. 3Fenry end Miss
Telsn Henry, of philadelphia, are
'uests Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Welsh
N Union street They will sail flsm
'acksonville for their home Sunday.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27

After spending several weeks at
Sanford, Fla, visiting relatives, Miss
ucille Proctor S back.
e II u q
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
II. Y p. u. TO HAVE
HALLOWEEN PARTY

The B. Y. P. y. clas. :of the First
Baptist church will have their tri-
annual social Friday evening, No
vcmber 3rd., at the church at which
time they VII have Halloween
colebraton. Everyone is looking for
ward to this entertainment with
much enthusiasiam.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27

nation was, appointed as sub-chair-
nan wJ,sa work would be to set up
committee to consis of not less
han ten members, end as many moro
'vailable. who upon becoming a mem
Der of the committee. according to
ules, pledged and obligated them
selves, Il gift sa the hospital once a
YEAR. Each committee meets Some
ime during the month Of October
With Is sub-chairman and their gifts
re put in charge of the hostess.
Then early in November a meet
ng is held with the chairman, who
1rns all donations over to the hos
ital The names and gifts are re-
orded
Ii is needless II say that Bruins
yicll should be proud of such an or
~anization, which is not a spasmodic
'ffolt. bu a permanent and steady
elp for The needs of the hospital
very year.
There arc several organ ,7atons,
,amcly: The Woman's Club, the
farent-Teachcr Association, Neptune
'hapter, Order of Eastern Stars and
several others who have committees
Working in this respect.
Tl1a comn:ttae Of st. Marks church
~ "Wednesday maln:ng 1T eleven
''clccE with the,r sub-chajrman, Mrs.
v liam c. Croyatt at her home on
.@'lfaX Square and many nice do
'att'ns wore made. This commit
re appointed honorary members
Who no! only obligeted themselves ex
opt as they wanted to give, but in
his method they are reaching each
nembcr Of the congregation.
q 4 ,
After spending several weeks at
Sanford, Fla, visiting relatives, Miss
uci!le Proctor $ back.
q n u o
MS Livingston Everett, who have
'een i'll at the city hospital is much
improved
Miss Margaret Flanders has re-
'"rned from Miami, Fla, where she
isi'ed friends.
~ n ~ ~
" -
A''er snendln% several weeks with
4r' 7[ ghu MIS- Guy II, walker Mrs l..
l. "2iNer' mas returned to her home
I La''rahge.
W, !" .S9 -a!ta 'h@. VINO has been
10 ing 1'1eaos IN Falatka and Lake
ana 10, IS expected to return home
eAc week
Ign y q =
MIS- Langford, a teacher in Glynn
ifammer '5choo! is confined t. Aer
uuH ~ ~ Hfqine 81 hrS W. A..
'Qulnn. I'LL un2n street, by n
h&'' ljin~'@
= "
Mrs. Anna A. sFenry end Miss
ieieh HHnry, ct PHILADELPHIA, are
'uests OF Mt. aad Mrs. M. J. Welsh
~ Cnion street They will sail flsm
''ckSonVlila for their horne Sunday.
q d :,
/ ~ >, - -' % =
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
BRIDGE PARTY FOR
MRS. LEONARD HAYES.

Mrs. w H. Parker will have 2
fam'lE bridge party tonight. honor.
ing Mrs. Leonard Hayes, of George
town. s. G.. at her aeme on Unlols
street The party will include Just
the menr'H Of the f1m 'cs and wi
compose thee tables
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27

1t will be OF interest to the friends
7 Haley Martin, student OF Tech,
to knew that he was one of Fifty Sc
icc5eA % ccmpcse a band to accom-
ny Tech and Troot" for Tech at the
l2ch-Annapois football game, played
!9St Saturday, October 21st. in Wash
irgton
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27

FRTIJA Y
Little Helncrs" of St Mark.
church, residence of Mrs. Clyd.
Brown, 1907 Union street, at 800 T
m.
Girl Missionary Society,", an
Live Wircs' meet, at Luthera
church at 7 p. m.
Dance ut Oglethorpe Hotel honor
ing the "Crew of Toucey,' 9 y. m.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27

After snending several weeks with
Ar. and Mrs. Guy H, Walker, Mrs. L.
I. Walker, has returned to her home
= LAGRANGE,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
MONDAY WILL START
POLLY WITH A PAST

"Polly with Past" David B"tasco'S
delightfully."- amusing comedy 10 bc pre-
sented by Charlotte Wynters and her
associate players as the initial Offering
If a summer season OF high class stock
at the Court theatre Monday, May LIST.
Is one Of the greatest and cleaneSt
comedies ever produced. The story CEN
ters around Polly shannon. n minister's
daughter. who goes 70 New York TO cu!-
-tiyltc her vuirc. She H. unfortunate
in securing work and Is out OF funds
when she is mistaken for a maid apply
Ing for 4 situation. She takes the posi-
ton and complications OF highly anus
ing nature result. The hero OF the
story (Rex EanZile) is desperately in
love with a young society bud who Is
Interested in uplift work but she has
no time for him. He contidcs his trou-
bles to Polly, who advises him TO Give
his sweetheart just cause to be inter-
estod. She tells him to make her think
he needs saving also. His two chums
enter tho plot and they scheme 10 mako
the sweetheart become interested by
having Rex pretend 10 fall In love with
n fictitious international siren. but they
cannot find anyone 10 assume the part.
Polly translates 4 French letter for her
employer and they persuade her To be-
came the notorious French woman who Is
10 cause all the trouble and wreck the
lives OF all men with whom she comes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
; THE THEATRES ;
DETERMINATION"
ENDS THIS EVENING

There arc still four performances I"
,c given nt DISCRIMINATION, the hlS
lu-p;Irt photodrama ~ III" Court. There
VIII be showings ~ |. :. ani :?
The story is essentially " "HtrA''"r
study. intended 20 depict II" n'tN.'i"s
nI a man who has d"r";"d -,> IL" ala"
fortune to the urIitt Of humanity. In
his connection are shown hnrc.'|S "tuE
addicts. Fagans. 'trn""s. Sl""'S.
p!rkprckets confidence men and women
who make up IN" resident" az TIE
WhilcchapeI. the vicr-r!dd"n Sc";."n o.
London. G,:mpscs a'so are given 81
PARTISAN underworld life. Srcniral!y
he picture is II gem for some OF the
sets are the most prctcntious flashed on
the local screen.
Alpheus Lincoln plays Ia" dua! role
ot the Morton Brothers effectively.
Walter bingham. as Lord Warburt"n
makes his part tn" di%agrerahlr one II
was intended In he. Will" ii"ncEurn"l
Is Iovab!y charming As Frances Lloyd
Irene Tams il interesting and human
rs Lucky" Maurice Costello. the idol
of other days. also appears i'll TINS
feature as Putnam. q Scotland Yard de-
tectve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
WEST VIRGINIA
LOSES ANOTHER
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY - AL
LOWED THREE HITS
State Untvsrhty Batxmen Unable TO
Ftnd Deliveries Of SouthpaW
Tvtr1er

Washington. n. G.. April @A.--' aih"-
lie Cniversity's baseball team defeated
;hc West Virginia min" h"rr today hY
the score Of A.. Lefty" Jackson he'd
the Mnuntaincers TO three hits. white
the Washington team t"ial"d mp nine
hits against Lcm!ey. In thr th.rd IN
ming Catholic University scored TWO
runs on singles by penaul; aud freSln
and triple by priscoll. They Sc"rtu
two moro in the ffth on base On balls
and an error hy Wright
Fast fielding hy Catholic University
-obbcI IVES; Virginia Ut five base NUS
The batting ~ priSvoi!. was the Tea
;urr Of the game. hr netting single
and two tr.y."S IN four times 1t bat.
jackson struck out ninc %: the West
Virginia batters and had hem at ms
merry ali the - me.
The l-IN score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
Cincinnati Reds Climb Out of Cellar By Defeating Prat
tact sh. has already falleH|

In contact. She has already falleA
love with Rex and agrees to do It
help him win the, girl OF his choice
The next Act shows Poly Transformed
into the mysterious and wicked French
vampire with whom Rex is supposedly
carrying on IN affair. The climax comes
when they announce their engagement,
much to the despair and horror q his
mother and sweetheart. Then the sweet
near; dcridrs to Save him at any cost.
She prrSuadcs his mother not to pre-
tend to oppose the match as 1t would
only make it worse. but TO disgust Rex
by inviting the home wrecker to their
residence for Il visit so that she can
show her up in her worst colors. In
stead. however. Polly comes out TIL.
umphant and even with her wicked past,
she gains the admiration OF all
The entire strength Of the company
viii ar shown with Mr.. McWatters IS
Rev. Mr.. Diil as Harry Richardson,
Mt Phillips AZ clay. Mr.. Call as Stiles,
Mr. Nelson ms Uncle Prentice, Mr.. Cline
g Cnmmndorc. Miss Montgomery -
Mrs Davis Miss Marshall as Mrs Van
ZIlc. and Miss Palmer as Parker. Art
!St Peters has painted n beautiful pro-
duction and every attention to detail
will make il equal to the original Be.
laSCo equipment Indications point to n
big society audience 1T the opening per-
r"rmancc Matiners will be given on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
BAUERS BOAST OF
A STAR FIELDER
Will Get In Action Tomorrow Afternoon
When Beltzhoover Nine Invades
Fulton Park

- COOK Bau"rS' left FEEDERS work IN
ttlaSt sundays contcs. ha~ CREATED 4 gem
,'era' feeling "f r"jo:rlrE among follow
''ers ~ tho local outft Ills holiness
t'of foot seems I" har" stirred up lot
i'oc talk. wh;I" tn" force in which no
IRA shHd on" ont 20 tho c'ntrr Hold wal
Invites little ha-d thinking for on
, ponNntS this sumne-
., COX Will PLAY HGa;ns; Rcitzhonv~-
IN" ras, T!ttsAur,:h outfit at RGIrrS'
, Park. Fultor. Tomorrow. Tn" visitors
,Sr,,rH loaded in hrrn Of trour II; :nn
3 locals thereby commanding 'not-
itaoId on future engagements Manager
Jones imndrts IN" ,rtnrrlattnr that
'.Ecltzhoover will s2-!n: something cut
of the ordinary.
Capt Hamilton vii have rs r!lb ONT
ror pr1ct!"n 'Ii~ ai.r -" n. :r,! with
good warn weather rr~l.r''d frr to-
iInorrow. rn"S.> NJ a't|n. are lS.lied
,.cf 4 cleve- carly ~"tspr. n>m.:!'icr IN
OBLIGATIONS point 10 a - WI as Llrse IL
not more so. than last week Vie" Nor
IAN has been announced as umpire
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LA BELLIES TO MEET
THE MACKS TODAY
McConheys Meet Iron Mon This After
noon and Bellairo Commercials
Tomorrow.

MANAGER II. J. Mctonkcy OF the Me-
rnnkrys baseball team has booked two
hard pHmcS for the present Weekend
and 10 doubt there will be large crowds
IN hand this afternoon and tomorrow
when tho I.aBcll,S ana the Bcl!airc
Commercials are u b" met.
The Ialicllcs VIII DC tho attraction
this Afternoon on the Tunnel Green lot,
.nd Il real Sctto is expected. The l.e-
Bellies are opening ,h"ir season In tnI>
.iry. Nhilo III" Ma"kS have already
,..aN,d 'hrcc games.
Tomorrow the Bellaire Comm"rciais
W!il L.. met Tn. Bcllaire team Is high. y
tuurrd r,S one or the strongest semi
PRO ,luhS in the valley and were sub
rtitu,"d carly this week for the Cascys
who cancelled "A scheduled clash.
Tho McCnrk"ys open their season in
the ohio Valley Iutrr-'tty league next
saturday. and the TWO games this week
,.d ;Lrr tho last attractions outside OF
:hr sch, duie.
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Examinations WIN
Start on Wednesday

Candidates for the Wheeling high
school boys and girls tennis teams
who have been IN trimming now ior
lhuu; Il week. Will start series or
rjim!nEi"n mat"nrS n"Ni Wednesday
afternoon after school. Interest mas
.-rnwn steadily In tcnuis in the high
rhonl and there are many who are try
I'm. fnr lhr team.
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ALL LOOKED ALIKE

Detroit. Apri, as hicaGn appeared
here for tho first time this season today
Rnd defeated Dptroi: Ia 6. DaTcnpnrt'.
wildncss forced his removal in III" third.
oldham was driven from the box In he
sixth. and Mcclellan. IN" first man :"
Taco Steiner. his successor. hit over
n" lot -ncid fence for Il HON" rIu. driv-
IN; IN tw" men ahead Of him. Schr" BY
Innings. l. II. T..
Ch!rago 2 % o. 10 n
Detroit 90 0 . l. - q
nSvenpor'. Wilkinson and S"halk:
oldham. Stoncr Dauss. Johnson and
RaSSlcr.