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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
.F0RNER WORLD BILLIARD CHAMP To
PLAY EXHIBITION HERE TONIGHT
Joe VANYO MAKING
GOOD AS TWIRLER

Joe vanyo. former Cathedral hish
school star athlete who receht4S re-
Gently returned home after completing
regulation four year course at GeoFse-
town University, Washington. u. -
signed with the Florence Ohio \. Z. last
week and put in his first appearance
In the lineup last Sunday.
Vanyo who has a reputation OF oetnS
one OF the best semi-pro pitchers In the
VALLEY went on the mound Tor tho
Florence team last Sunday against inc
GAINESVILLE aggregation and heid lhe
hard hItters of that team TO three scat
tered hits and TANNED 13 men which Is
a record some pitchers in that DIVISION
Florence won the game Ito.
yanyo when in Cathedral High took
reach but once during their career.
mart in all athletics in which the school
entered He was the star pitcher on
the baseball nine and played forward
position on the team which that school
sent 10, the West Virginia State Bask-
etball Tourney. The team finished run
enrs-up In that event and were never
entered thereafter. He also played
tulloack on the football team or thaI
school during his stay there but as
Cathedral never went in for that sport
vary far, his showing was very limited.
Vanyo. who graduated IN dentistry at
GEORGETOWN. will open practice IN
Wheeling the coming fall.
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picnic day but last year they took the
day off without picnic and II Is
thought they Will do the same this year.
Council Meeting.
Members OF council will meet in their
hall on Marshall street Thursday even
ing. The Benwood council will be pres
ent as will also the Wheeling Trac-
ton company representatives The
plans Of the new bridge over the NC
Mechen Run will be discussed and
agreed Upon at this meeting. All the
routine business OF tho meeting will
also be disposed Of at this meeting.
McMechen Briefs.
r. ". Stephens returned from Fish
Creek where he spent several days visit
ing.
Mrs F. Hutchinson returned to her
home in Pittsburgh after visiting
friends here.
John Barlow and wife will leave to-
day for Kentucky. where they will spend
some time visiting relatives.
Harry Leads Is recovering from his
Injuries sustained in a fall at his home
here.
F. l.. Sexton left yesterday for Kick
Dry, y. c., where he will spend fifteen
days.
Joe Marshina Is moving his family
here from Washington. D. c.
Egnineer Clyde Stephens purchased
new Grant Six touring car yesterday.
Tomorrow evenings service II the
First NJ. Z. church will be .Intersessory
Prayer"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
llcMECREN

The political situation has caused
more interest in town this time than IL
ever has before. Little else Is being
talked among the local folks and II mas
caused so much high feeling that sew
eral times heated arguments have arisen
as the outcome Of remark that may
have been dropped Many OF the
citizens gathered on the street corners
Yesterday and discussed the situation
over and over again without coming TO
definite end.
Returned Homo
Mrs. John Vanaman and two daugh-
ters Adell and ANGELA returned home
10 Chicago yesterday after spending q
months vacation here az the guest OF
friends. Mrs Vananfan was formerly n
resident Of this town spending the early
part of her life here. Her two grand
daughters were we'll entertained while
here and also entertained their hosts.
The two girls are talented and at the
churches where they attended while
here, they sang several selections and
gave several recitals.
Shops To Close.
All the barber shops Of the town Will
be closed Thursday, BARRIERS day. that
will be celebrated at that time. 1t Is
not known. yet whether tho BARRIERS OF
the town will hold a picnic or not. THIS
day has been set aside by the BARRIERS
union Of this district as their annual
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". n. CLEARWATER WILL PAY
rHAD RUrTER AND HoWAHo
IAnsUs AT RUrTEH
ACADEMY
Largest Crowd That Ever
RFliard Exhibition in Wheeling
Expected to be on Hand

Rutter's Pool Academy. on Market
street short distance below Fourteen
IN will be the scene OF a championship
Pocket Billiard Exhibition match this
evening when W. H. Clearwater, fpr-
mer Worlds Champion Will play
against two local boys, Howard Lam
bus and Young Rutter in rs ball
contest. Following this match Clear
water will give an exhibition OF fancy
shooting.
Clearwater IS without doubt the best
known player IN the world and during
his DAYS as a player has shown before
the largest crowds IN history ana
holds wins over the best in the game,
He has played over $50 matches ana
over 10000 exhibitions which Is gre
cord that will probably stand Tor al
times. .
The match tonight IS causing quite d
Bit OF interest in this city and Is ca4leo
for S;3o o'clock sharp. The manage
rnent Of the Academy Is making ar
ransements to handle the largest CROWD
that ever attended an exhibition OF this
sort IN this city.
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N. ]. ]. MAY HOLD
4. A. j. MAT MEET
STATE UNIVERSITY OFFERED SEN
1oE WRESTLING CHAMPION
SHIP OF A. n. A.
University Has Not Yet Accepted 6us
IL Expected to-Meet VIII
Bo IN 1923

Morgantown. July )-l'
was learned here today that the A"e
chenv Mountain Association or the "A.
A l.. has definitely decided 10 award
West Virginia university the senior
CHAMPIONSHIPS In wrestling for their
division next winter. This means ma
the big wrestling tournament "h'cn
has heretofore been held In lhttsourEh'
will he staged In this city In l9-S pro-
v!ding the university secs 1T TO accept
the offer.
Several months ago the athletic
authorities here animated mat theH
would be glad 10 stage the tourney
here this winter. hut since that tfne
conditions have changed and Tor certain
reasons they are delaying Their accept
ance. Eventually. however. the t"ca!
officials are expected L" decide IN favor
Of holding the affair here.
Realizing the responsibilities that
such an event entails the university
authorities want to go over he situation
carefully before they take any definite
action. If the tournament is held here
L Will mean that the athletic depart
men. will have TO sponsor numerous
entertainments and other things not In
line with its usual duties. Then. too.
Director r. A. Stanshury Is not sure
that the university has the facilities to
hold such a tourney. which - more than
likely 10 call for larger floor space
than West Virginia Is able to furnish.
These and other matters must he con-
sidered before the university officials
can make any move toward acceptance.
If brought here the tournament
would be held IN March after the close
OF the regular varsity season with the
championships in all classes decided by
the usual process OF elimination.
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HORSE SHOE LEAGUE
IN ACTION TONIGHT
Interesting Matches Expected In Mses
Teams win be Picked for
Dual Matches

With practically every team In the
Island Horse Shoe League fighting Tor
first place. one OF tho largest crowds
.vAr on hand at ono OF the weekly
meets Is expected this evening. The
pIayers are requested 70 be on hand
early as the games will be called at
$50 o'clock sharp.
The following matches VIII De played
this evening:
Newlin-Carrou vs. Gabrtel-Peterson-
FrancIs-Lewis vs. Glass-Sturgeon.
Parker-Tryell VS.. Ward-Whitham.
Fuller-McGce VS.. Graham-Meidle.
The officials OF tho league announced
last evening that on Wednesday even
ing the local team would journey TO
Parkview where they will meet Inc
team OF that place. The crack Bethany
team will be entertained here tho fol-
lowing evening and tho second title
match Is expected IN as many days.
The men who will play in this matches
viii be picked this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
BETTER THAN
{ D D 4 F ] R
INDIGESTION
New Cordial Called "Anti-Fer-
ment" Originated By q Drug
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Indigestion and It's attendant Ills
such as dyspepsia, heartburn. sour
stomach, gripping pains, dysentery.
diarrhoe. collie, cholera morbus, chron-
&c constipation. gas. etc, and even
sick, nervous headaches are now d.
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The food sours before it is fully d.
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YOU simply have 10 prevent fermen-
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adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
Conductor Is Killed
Reader Takes Newer
Form Of Iron-Feels
Years Younger

Six weeks ago saw a special offer
IN the paper telling how thousands Of
people grow old in looks and energy
long before they are really old in
years, because, as examinations by
physicians have shown. an enormous
number Of people do not have enough
lion in their blood. | have been TAX
ing Nuxated Iron for two weeks; the
results are simply astounding. The
roses have tome back in my lips and
cheeks. and | can Conscientiously say
that feel ten years younger
The above Is a typical hypothetical
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been achieved by great many people
since We started this satisfaction or
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We will make YOU the same guaran-
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Call at once for bottle Of NuXated
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
VANGUARD OF THE RUNNERS HERE
PR|N|NG FOR THE FAIR EVENTS

last year. There will be lot OF thoF-
oughbreds for the Fair races, because
the horsemen are now pointed this way.
We were all disappointed that there was
No spring meeting this year In "heei-
Ing. as we had planned all winter
while racing in the south. TO head north
for Wheeling In April. l look lot al
least two hundred running horses Ior
the Fair here in September.
Information coming to Secretary Bert
SwartZ from other sources bears OUT
Mr.. Jordau's predictions. While the
new stalls erected by the Fair ASSocI-
alton last spring brings the number up
10 SlT. or nearly twice as many as the
average fair has. II looks now as though
the housing Of these thorouShoreds anu
the large number Of harness horses eN-
pec,ed may become problem So un less
all signs fail. Wheeling should nave
the greatest array Of racing talent as
nbled on the grounds when the gates
omen Labor Day that has ever been seen
on m. Island oval. which means racing
Of the most thrilling kind Tor patrons OF
the big Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
JESSIE RIGGS A WINNER
Hal Bee Breaks IN stretch IN Extr1 Heat
Event At Toledo.

Fort Miami Park. Toledo. ohio.-(By
The Associated Press}-Jessie Riggs
and Dick McMahon IN the sulkey won
the News-Bee stake. 2:l0 pace. feature
race OF the Grand Circuit here this
afternoon.
Forced into an extra heat. the three
elIgibles Henry Direct. Hal Bee and
Jessie Riggs. staged a beautiful race.
Hal Bee led 70 the stretch. but broke
badly allowing Jessie Riggs TO pull
away for a two length victory.
King Watts won the 2:07 trot IN
straight heats, beating the field OF
eleven starters with ease.
Rain caused postponement Of the 2:o4
pace until tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
FIRST OF THOROUGHBRED AR
RIVED SUNDAY NIGHT AND ARE
NOW CHARTERED ON
ISLAND
Mat Jordan Predicts over Two Hundred
Burners VIII Be on Hand When
Gates Are Thrown Open

The vanguard Of the army OF race
horses that will compete in the great
speed program OF the West Virginia
State Fair. Sept. As. arrived IN "heei-
ing. Sunday night, and are chartered at
the Fair Grounds. Tho string. com
posed Of all running horses. belongs 10
Mat Jordan and was shipped from ASH
land. Kentucky. Mat stated that ne hao
shipped IN early to make sure OK nav
ING stalls as from what ne could gather
from the conversation OF tho boys at
the various summer race meetings. so
many OF them are headed Cor wheeling
that the local Fair will not have stalls
enough 10 accommodate them all.
The boys are all strong ror "hee'-
ing" continued Mat. ever since the
running meeting here in tho spring OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
STEUBENVILLE
FIVE INJURED WHEN
AUTO MISSES BRIDGE
Conductor Killed In Carnegie MIL
Yard-Other Steu benvt1le
News

Steuhcnvillr. o.. July 31.-(Special.)-
Five men were injured. one perhaps
fatally, when an automobile In which
they were riding missed a bridge on
the Bethany pike last night. All are
in the Ohio Valley hospital. this city.
William Melenia. aged rs years York
vile. O., Is the most seriously hurt.
He has a fractured skull and may die.
Stove Barney. John Topany, Harry
Capacarius and C. Flaha tialey. all OF
Yorkv!lle, are suffering from cuts and
bruises about the head and body.
Melenia. II Is said. was driving and
was travelling at a high rate OF speed.
In the darkness he missed the entrance
to me bridge and went over an en-
hankmen,. the machine landing bottom
side up the passengers being pinioncd
beneath II.
Other autoists went n the rescue OF
the men and after pulling them from
under wreckage. brought them 10 the
hospital here In truck.
Conductor Is Killed
w J. Brown, aged t5 years. better
known in railroad circles as "Euster."
was fatally injured in jrc Carnegie
Steel company's yards at Mingo juno
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
Real Estate Men VIII
Meet At Petersburg

Petersburg. w. Va, July 31.-Ar.
rangements have been completed by
local committee of realtors, Of which
]. o. Mead Is president for the annual
state convention Of the West Virginia
Real Estate association, to BE- held here
September and Z. Between $50 and
200 delegates are expected from All
parts of the state. Addresses are *.
pected from speakers Of state and ma
tional prominence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
KIWANIS KLASH
9eeubsnvtlls Club WIN Invade wheeling
Tonight for Deciding Dame
Of Series

The FUR IL sure 70 hy this afternoon
at o'clock on the Wheeling High
school athletic field on the Island. when
the Wheeling Kiwanis club baseball
team meets the strong Kiwants aggre-
cation which comes from Steubenville.
The teams are playing a three-game
series and both have one game on their
side OF the ledger. Wheeling won the
hrst contest played here. while Steu-
benyille copied the second at Steuben-
Vile. The teams today will be made
In OF Kiwanlans only and with both
carving a large gathering Of hackers
a large crowd Is sure 20 be on hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
NOTICE CAMBRIA

Tho strong Schad baseball team Will
journey 20 Barnesvil!e next SUNDAY
where they Will stack up against inc
crack team OF that place. The follow
ing Sunday the team Will meet the tase
Elm Grove A. c. nine and one OF the
best games OF the season is expected.
The Schads manager requests tho
cambria Galleries manager to get IN
touch with him as soon as possible.
Call Wheeling 2l40 during the day and
q SIX for Reck
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BRILLIANT TENNIS

seabrlght. y. J. July S1.-Sttrr!ng
international racquet tits were provid-
ed today In the invitation tournament
on the turf courts OF the Seabright
Lawn Tennis and Criket club. members
Of the Davis cub teams OF France.
Australia and the United States.
Andrew Gobare. captain OF the French
Davis cup team; Gerald l.. Patterson.
leader Of the Australian Davis cup plac-
ers. Henri Cochet, the young French
marvel and the Americans. William NJ.
Johnston, San Francisco. Il. Norris Will
liams, Boston and watson NJ SVashburn.
New York, stood out among tho conten-
ders.
Miss Helen wills San Francisco. was
tho outstanding player IN the women's
angles. She won from Mrs. e. Crane
New York and Miss Phyllis Walsh OF
Philadelphia with a loss OF but games
those TO the latter opponent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
CLERKS AND HANDLX1S
TAXING Gx1Ix1 BALLOT

Cincinnati. July a1.-Striks ballots
arc being taken on tho Northern Pacific
and Missouri Pacific railroads II was
announced officially today ut the head
quarters Of the Brotherhood OF Railway
and Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers.
Station and Express Employees. Six
thousand men are affected on the North
ern Pacific and 1900 on the Missouri
Pacific, II was announced Employees
have been unsuccessful In negotiations
with the management on wages and
working conditions it was stated.
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The strike Of the clay workers at Two
sewer pipe plants in the Toronto ols-
trICt has ended, the men returning u
work after employers granted "ase
increase Of five cents per hour or ~
cents DER day, Other manufacturers are
expected to meet the raise.
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Ion. He was setting a brake on car
when the handle Of the brake snaPicu
in two. lie was thrown in front OF d
string Of moving cars and hoth ms
logs were crushed under the "heelS'
He was removed TO the GIL! hospital
here where he died short Time al'e'
being received The unfortunate l'ai,
was member OF the Red Men h''"
u. O. X. X. He has Il sister residing IN
California. His parents live IN Ehsianu'
Condition Unchanged
The condition Of Elmer Reese, aged
a. wears Cuftonrille w Va. mine
guard was accidentally shot at East
SteubenvIlle Saturday afternoon while
placing his revolver under the seat or
tho truck he was driving. remained I'M
changed at the GIL hospta today. He
has a fractured jaw and skull and Is IN
n critical condition. His home is IN
Pittsburgh.
Investigate Shooting
Sherin Edward Lucas on his return
from Adena where ne investigated =
reported gun hattie between miners ana
guards az the PenOva mine Saturday.
stated there had been n" shooting Sat-
urday al the mine from Jefferson county
and that as far Ms he could determine
( the action or mine guards In turning
! their machine guns on the town or
Adena was unwarraNtcd. Sheriff Lucas
! SAYS his investigation showed that the
! All ootinS on the part %nlp"rs came from
Harrison county and WAS replied to by
guards with a"hine guns. He ADDED
! that ne has not as Vet received any
satisfactory explanation Of the action
! OF guards shooting into tn" town OF
! Adena, hundreds Of shots landing about
the homes OF residents OF that town
La Belle Banquet
Fifty employees and officials OF the
! La Belle Iron works of this CITY gain
cred a. n banquet a. the Fort Steuoen
ho,e. Saturday nigh. the affair making
the close Of the FRS year of the EN-
polyss' representation Plan now in "t-
| feet At the local plant. Talks by en-
ployes' representatives and officials
were 20 the effect that tho industrial
relations plan has been success here
| beyond eNpcct at!onS. +, !. WOOD
! chairman ~ The mana CcmcntS r"presen-
tatlves acted as toastmasicr. Among
the speakers were n. \. Burt. vice
president OF the Wheeling steel rorpor-
alton; 4. 7. Mcfarland. president Of the
La Belle Iron works: II. c. Clark, man.
aver OF the welfare department Of the
Wheeling steel corporation: w. W.
Welch. w. c. Evans. +. A. Ellis and
| others.
Embezxlement Charged
| Charged with entertainment, Matt
Forces. aged 20 Years. was arrested al
Smithfeld yesterday and brought I" the
county Jail 10 await hearing before JUS
tlce Vail. 1t IS alleged tina, h" raised
two checks on the Climax Coal company
at Sm!thhcld
| Plant Resumes
The Toronto plant Of the F"Ilanshee
Brothers company closed down last
week by shortage Of coal. resumed
nnerat Inns today The COMPANY opencd
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Mrs. NaGgly-I suppose II I wer" 10
ATE tomorrow you'd marry some other
woman Immediately.
Mr.. Naggly-Not right away. I'd
TAXA q rest nrSt 100000
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THANKFUL FOR
A LITTLE CHILD
Mrs. Mertz Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Helped Her

Kutztown, Pal wish every woman
who wants children would try Lydia T..
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The Toronto plant Of the F"'ianShee
Brothers company. closed down last
week by shortage Of coal. resumed
operations today. The company opened
a coal mine at Jcddo. near the plant,
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Embezylement Charged

Charged with embrEHlCmeni, Matt
Forces. aged 20 years, was arrested AT
Smithield yesterday and brought I" the
county Jail 10 await hearing before JUS
tice Vail. 1t IS alleged that he raised
two checks on the Climax Coal company
NJ SnithDcld
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Strike Ends

from which it is drawing its coal sup
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-02

NATDONIZD FOeT AD
ms. GAY YOU saw 1T
PoeT. !
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-02
ACTIVITY OF YOUNG REPUBLICANS

Since the recent meeting of the state
party at Denver and the election of George
state chairman of the increased manifest
along party lines and there good that George
Shaw and John VIVIAN the rivals for leadership the party
working armoniousy in the interest party success
One the good signs for the party lies that Henry
w. Toll Denver lawyer vice president Denver
party organization taking interest party
operating with Chairman Shaw in his
Speaking along the lines of party probability
OF the polls in November Mr.. Toll has say
There to be general impression that this Repubi-
and in the Republican party there impression that
this mans The groups party are find
ground in the of enemies
the most notable example being that of George
cooperating thoroughly friendly spirit Vivian
and his political associates
Gone which contributed to the election of Shaw
chairman the during preceding his
election the Republicans forming
statewide organization The Denver branch
operating with Shaw and assisting him in his campaign plans
The younger Republicans campaign
which will constructive policies
not what has been done but what is be