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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
MUSKINGUM Winds UP
; SEASON ON A TRIP

spec.ar Dispatch 70 The IntenISencer
New Concord. Ohio. March coach
Carr lIcudc-Sou's men are In very good
rondii ton and Will close their 1927 bas-
ketball season with three days trip
starting Thursday March 2. They VIII
meet At. Union AZ Alliance the 9th;
Friday the 10th they will mec; Hiram
n, Hiram and Saturday the llth close
with playing s.. Ignat'us at cleveland.
.Ehe RlacS and Magenta tossers have
been going al a good rate since their
Invasion OF the East and though their
record to date Is but OF mediocre class.
Henderson expects 20 finish the season
po the long e7d Of the schedule. Tho
huskinEurn lineup has been changed
somewhat Ex-captaiu Moore, who for
three years has been playing forward
has been changed 70 = guard position.
and Hudson. new guard. IS holding
down tho forward end. This change
proved effective against Dayton last
Saturday as MuskinEum was "S-o",
ES>Ile at DAYTON MuskinGum inst "t-it.
the varsity being lined up As IN early
season. Reach. Johnson and Young
ire IN excellent condition. while McClen-
lhan and Brown arc a b9lwark o. re-
servs On the bench
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
SIX MORE ARTISTS
WITH GLOVE APPLY
TO ENTER TOURNEY

SIX more young leather HuSherS" 50
cured application blanks 70 enter the
Nrst annual Wheeling district boxing
tournament TO be held at the Y. NJ. \. {.
under the auspices Of the association
April 81 and 20. bringing the total NUM-
be- OF prospects 20 date Ia nine.
Threc other Young men fI"d their ap-
pdcat;ons Saturday. ard the six who
received blanks last night will probably
flc today or tomorrow.
The three who havN file 10 date arc
Hymmy Robinson. ~. and W Turn
bold. a. oc MinGc, Tommy NclrN. los.
while thoS" who received apT'iC7t!ors
las: nigh: were: Bill McFadd"r. ijS;
"Eooh" McNutt. ISIS. Bill Dixon. 10;
Pete LeHue. 12N: Joe Corkc. I5S; and
Elmer Miller 100.
IT'S. Ca,lowhnl. director 81 athletics
OF the Y. NJ. announced las; night that
T.. \. Mckinney. t@5. OF The rcuUSy rail-
road system would also enter. Mr.
Callnwhiu also announced the American
Legion has donated the use OF rs ring.
used In tho Market auditorium shows
for the tournament and that eight ounce
gloves will be used throughout the
tourney.
Wright FUGus. Russell Goodwin and
Clyde Amosc have been named as the
committee IN charge CT the meet. APP
plications for entering may be secured
from the sporting editors Of the news
papers or at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
BABE RUTH SIGNS
CONTRACT AND FLlPS
E. COIN FOR SALARY

Hot Springs. Ark. March :. - Babe
Ruth, home run king. has signed con-
tract for FIVE Years calling fo~ - bank
presidents salary" Col. Huston oc the
New York Americans announced to-
night. The Mn OF 4 coin + sad - have
decided tho salary question in RUTH
favor.
The mighty baseball swattcr and CO..
Huston had been comforting over the
salary terms here for some days. TIL"
end OF tho transaction cam" when Cot.
Huston heard from his PARTNER Col.
Jake Ruppcvt. telling him TO 60 ahead
and close tho deal
II could not he aScertainCd whether
there were any other important clauses
in the contract. hut I: beCipS. known
that during tn" conversations between
Ruth and Huston, there was 4 wide DIFF
ference % opinion on the salary GueS-
ton. II was said that both made COM
promises and that despite repeated ar
gumcnts. they still were f,,r from a
settlement.
Then wen match \ penny 10 SEQ
whether get Il or whether don't"
was Ruth's proposal. and they matched.
Ruth is understood 10 have won the
nip and with il p large salary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
|; THE THEATRES ;;
KIWANIS JAMBOUREE
IS ALL SET TO show
TUESDAY,


The stage 80 the 'nrt TA'7iT" YES
,or,r.,,. ,,,,,,n,r l,rNcd like tho work.
,,..,i i,... or I,~o:,I-
S''p """
way. for N.Wa'"nN were 'N'' WY,
nuSIly eHCaGcd N h'r'"'''"E '"''' Ho'.I.
wituriSmS. "ih'lhE hH""'i' Wv" .
Tor the h!E Jd'nu"u''' N"'N.
'o-m"rr"M ann "'"cs""! "'-I'N a.
'"NTt E'''" ,'"' 80 ""' ~ c'r
S'cN"FN were ''''h P"' nv w. .,
me p'E 'N'"' '.'n 49, ,,.t,, ,,i,,
/" u" MS ~" NC ,,.'' '..N ,,, -, -,
a"P'"' III ''tc .,s co-,,
'Hr"utH '"'" N"' ~" H.,
"'E N'""n'',N "sT''',''Vu ~ o,a,r,
W'ESNt' '''''' '"" az 10 " .,.
"a. mat was sur" '"""N" ''"'"'' 1900
Mas IN evidence.
stage Ihr"'t"T LOO" "hh"""C'N ''."~
h" mas '"Nnn"" ""' "', 81, ,n' 49,.
Ere&at'"nS "' '""' '','"' '""'
""'h ms !H"HS"r" l" INV Nv
0t'ceH"lN ~. I''S'" IL vac ~ ',,;..I
many OF inc N'".lh!N ''''''
director ''N'' i""Hi"H "'N "'''
WORK f'h'"r.' ''N VIII w ''"'''"" '
"t"ruS ana mus" '"'''
sure |" DC H'"r" N"'" '"'.' wa. . ....,
ic' tho'r N"'''S OUT ~ '''' d" W
""rc t"'morro" evening" '",'
when orc coNS'u'rS 'N'' S"'h ~ D,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
"BRINGING UP FATHER

An cvcnt OF moro than ordinary I'M
portan"" III musical comedy circles is
the forthcoming engagement oI III" bis
mus:cal surprise, Infringing Up Father
in Wall Street. which - tho attr'rt""
announced At III" Court Friday and sat
urday, March lo-ll. This rare r"mhjn"
ton nr pretty girls. ravishiTG costumes.
catchy song HIS. Infectious music,
wholesome comedy and sCc'i' rr"dU"-
ton par excellence. comes d.rcc; from
It's brilliant success at tho Manhattan
opera House. New York. the Home Q,
Grand Opera, where Il dciiGN,"d the pr
rons Of THAT hugc r.a>nnus" ror many
weeks. THIS seasons production * said
10 surDass all previous offerings % the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
DICK PADDEN RESIGNS AS HEAD
Of VALLEY |NTER-C|TY LEAGUE
INTERESTING SESSION. OF Base
RAIL MAGNATBS HELD YES
rERDAY AT MARTINS
YERRY.
Next Msetrg Hers Next SnnhaY-Com
tniteeS Getting Busy-FropAre
for Season

w.th moo than city baseball team
rr1rasrrv rrcks-s. followers and others
:"tcrr.lrG IN organized baseball gath
,.r..,' t..rthrr. m ;nr headquarters OF the
I'nrrd = TRADE. Martins Ferry. pros
I..,;S c.r the art season OF the ONO
NS',.y !rt.r-Clty haSChdu league were
,.<rus~"d yesterday afternoon, and IN
{. cu'.onS are the 80 son viii turn out
&. W. 4 l... success.
p:ch I'audnn. Usua-'r OF tho Mar
'.u> Ferry Rooster team. who was
,.svj,I r,cs.dcp: .: the leagle at the
S.suh"rl:',c meeting a week ago, re-
= yr.l n" Y"s;t!hn ~ yesterdays meet
;uY. E~"c', Brown. Of Martins Ferry.
" - elected q >uccced him.
, Mrurd~rr,'o aud nUionvaA fled ap-
ys:car:o0.; - i" admitted 10 the league.
several committees were appointed
one meeting here Friday night. The
;,nenhc-Sh.p. bylaws schedule and other
committees VIII get busy this week. and
win report A. the next meeting OF the
league hackers to 10 held NEXT sunday
3 n sternoou hero. II. g MCConSey treas
iurer OF the league. Is 70 name the
place.
Sheriff Harry Clouse appeared at
yesterdays meeting. representing the
Standings Sporting Goods Company.
and made an offer FOR balls % he used.
Several other talks were made. and
the meeting proved TO be most interest
tnS. and much was accomplished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
''JANE EYRE" BY
CHARLOTTE BRANT| AT
PLAZA FIRST HALF

Mabel Ea,lln. m tho newest Hodkinson
release Jane Eyre which opens today
a. tho Plaza theatre. Ia certainly the
ideal rcr&"n 20 portray the little o.
rhan English girl. and in her hoo7
skirts and pantalettes and poke bonnet
ard shawl. she creates a figure that
pulis AT your heartStrinSs. The art and
dcrt hand of liuEo Palm have brought
Iu,,ny Iittlc human touches TO the pic
tire. and 1t aboUuds IN humor and CT
C"rtiNc pathos.
Later, as Hhe grown-up Jane. who
takes the par; Of the Sovcrn"ss In the
Inclish manor house. Mabel Balm
again makes n most appealing Chara|-
tcr.zatIon and her scenes with Norman
Trevor. the fascinating and puzziinS
FnS,ishmau. develop n story that IS cal
cu'aiod to r'casc old ard new patrons
ur the screen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06

rect!on OF Laura KasIey Brooks. prom
!scs TO be highly staged production.
and everyone who witnesses the play
will agree that Il IS a comedy that IS
hard to beat.
Tho committee IN charge OF Mary's
Millions are spar!nE no efforts 70 make
the affair a complete success and every
possible effort Is being made to hTinE
out the best talent in those taking part.
Tho stage setting and scenic effects
are being worked out to perfection by
Stage Manager Thos, Wise. and the
gowns worn by Countess Lola DeSclirH.
Rhca Roberts: Betty Barlowe, Marie
Gates; Mrs. Jane Stoncham, rdctta
Gates, Mary Manners. Gertrude Moonc;
are tho most elaborate and the best OBJ
;aInahle from our local stores.
Mary's Millions is playing tonight
only Secure your tickets early today
at tho Court theatre box office
Tho cast Of characters follows:
Jack Henderson, civil eng incer for Con,
Jimmie Rancs. New York friend dealer
In stocks and hearts. Leslie Howard
Ezra Stoneham. Mary'S uncle and guar
dian, storckecPcr and n"Stmastcr;
............,...-... Earle NanDyno
hbtja PocGs human nTvcr--can do
anything Hubert Drainc
Count Victor DcSciicS, another reason
for 4 protective tariff ......... ....
Mary Jane Stoneham, E:zra's hetter-ha!t
Eudcra smith, Stoacham's hired cir!
.................. ethel HcdGcr
Countess Lola DcSc!les. right Kind Of d
sister for Ni,tnr. .Ehca Roberts
Mrs. Amanda Nudge, welded 10 h'r
ouiJa hoard. ............. Leah ROSS
Betty Rarlowe. school teacher AT Rocky
Mary Manners ward of SfonchamS and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
TAINEER STARS
ON DIAMOND CALLED
IN The IntelliEencer.

SIe'l9 10 lUc tNNelAScuCcF.
Morgartown. March S--An Informal
meeting OF tho candidates for the West
Virginia university baseball team will
be held Tuesday evening at which tina
those in charge OF the diamond sport
here will make known the plans for
practice and the season m general
Tuesdays gathering will also. enable
Coach ira F. Rodgers 10 get line on
his material. which, according TO re
ports will be tho best the Mountatneers
have had in several seasons. During
The course Of me meeting tho prospect
i've candidates will make application FOR
equipment to tho managerial stan.
The presen. plans. which are only
tentative, call Cor the first outdoor
~orkou, 10 be staged on Monday. March
20. Il the weather permits. BY that time
the winter program will be over and
baseball rceu who have been playing on
either the basketball or wrestling
sauads will have had ample opportunity
20 rest and prepare FOR another long
grind.
Director Stansburg plans TO play the
f1rs, games here on April ! and with
HI. opponent to be selected. Because OF
unsettled weather conditions nothing Is
definite except Tuesdays meeting and
both the Initial workout and opening
GAINES will hr postponed unless better
weather conditions prevail
~ Co&,h Rodgers Is about ready ror the
sOu ard vii. be able 10 assume COM
charge OF the team from the starr
A dozen veterans. Including sew
,ral with TWO and three years expert
,tcc. available "l;cdS" hopes 70 lead the
Nnuura.ues- clan through another sue
hcSSful season. Tuesdays meeting is eS'
t,,.tcd 20 bring out some green ma
lcrtal OF promise and with several
,lay,-> oS known ability in the ranks
~ tho Freshmen class there Is a pos
s,h;Ii,v that tho veterans will not have
=, cr.thins their own way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
GIRLS
ENTER TOURNAMENT
WITHOUT A DEFEAT

The IHttlcton girls haSkc;lraN team
will 90 TO the state tournanl a. Spcu-
GER without defeat this season, t.
though some OF thc most torm'dih c
teams or thc state have hc"n played
Littl"ton hasa veteran team. Most ~
the players have played together Tor
three years. Last year ~ the iourna-
rucnt they were one OF tho ruuncr2 up.
Coach Burton has been coach at li'-
Teton for three years and in that TIN"
has produced winning teams and eacH
year has improved the prrN!0u" season,
During the year Littleton has made
6o7 points against their opponents al
which Is a record worthy OF any school
in the state.
Fo""wing Is \ list OF their cnviah,e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
HOCKEY STAR SUFFERS
.. DSLOCATED SHOULDER

Boston. March 5.-Whrn the West
minister hockey team. champion o. the
eastern vince, OF the United States
Hockey association. meets the winner OF
Tho s.. Jaul-Evclc.h series IN its quest
Tor the national title. y viii he without
The services or Smith, Is star defense
man. Smiths shoulder was d!slOcatel
kst night in the game with rere Mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
HOME ROBBED OF
MONEY AND WATCH

Returning home AZ IN o'clock Satur-
day night after being absent since 80.
dsinG har ShuppInT. Mrs. Louise Nc
Ginty found that her home. No. li5 Wal
nut street had been entered by rear
door. by tho use Oc 4 key.
Examination OF :hc shousc showed
that a sum Of money aud several
watches had been S:olcu.
Police last night had no c,ew 20 the
Identity OF the thicf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
WARWOOD XIII

The warwocd NH baskethan tea
and tho grads Of Philadelphia high schoo,
VIII clash az Warwood Friday. Th!s
game viii bring old rivals together and
a real hattie is expected 20 take place.
captain t'olmar OF the Tr'ads was the
big factor in defeating Wa-wood in high
school days and his presence in the
game win Insure good opposition. \
good preliminary IS being arranged with
I'm ElSt End Mtdgets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
HEIFETz TR|UMPHS

The return 10 New York NJ Jascha
Ncfctz. tho viniinist after his world
tour. took on tn" character or an Ova-
,iona! house warming AZ Carnegie Hail
on p"rcmhcr Eth: an eager public has
honrht ont tho auditorium two weeks
before his appearance and the welcome
accorded tho y0un.- Russian genius must
have delighted him.
Mr.. Hc1rrtz's present tour Will en-
brace seventy cities andu his appear
nnce here on March 9th under tho dircc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
DEFECTIVE FROG
DAMAGES TWO AUTOS

Two automobiles were damaged with
IN IN hour las. cv"'iuC. Il IS claimed
by a Hole IN 4 frog "f the street car
lice ~ Market and Fourteenth streets
In the first mishap. \ Ford touring car
struck the hole and hr"k" n seating gear.
\ ut;ic later 4 taxi broke an axle and
tore Off a tire AZ this point
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
S. s. BASEBALL

March Is has been SCI az the meeting
date Of tho managers OF the various
sunday school baseball teams, a. which
time a league will be organized for the
coming season. II there arc enough
teams entered two leagues OF eight
teams each will be organized and will
play along the same limo 40 the baa-
ke.ball league. which will soon close a
very successful sea son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
BREAKS UP FIGHT

Charles N'ShtenEale. Andrew Mickey.
and Nelson Washington. negroes. wer"
cuGa eed In an alteration IN the Second
ward last night when Patrolman VII
liam. Rlnn appeared unon tho scene md
broke up the engo cement The trio
viii 10 arratEned IN police court this
morning 10 face charges oc d!sordc-,y
nNnHt,nt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
GET Bic STILL,
LIQUOR, MASH

Prohibition Officers J. Fred Clayton
and William Gu:msn. ACCOMPANIED by
Policemen Frank Jones and William
kanahe. visited o4lG Main street las;
evening ard found a 20-=A!inn still in
crcra:.on. Fifteen gallons &c whISk"y
and 50h gallons 90 mash wCrc also
found. The owner was not located.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
COOD GAME TONIGHT

Teams n division ''R" ot the Sunday
Schonl Basketball League. Will stage
games this evening az the Y. NJ :. \.
IL expected that these games will be
rCtiy contested 2s the holder OF first
I'D second place in the league hinges on
sthese games. St Johns. IN third. IS pit
ted against Fourth Street. now leading
Tho league. while Mozart. IN fourth
r,1cc. viii clash with o-th street. which
Is now second in tho running.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
TO REPAIR LINKS

villain ,he ncvs few days the greens
committee 0. tae Wheeling Country cub
sill order a uumbsr OF Improvements
nlade on the club links IN order 20 put
NC course in shape for tho golfers. who
tre anticipating a summer ~ enjoyment.
sc usual srrjns repairs VII also be
aou neAco&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
"MARY'S MILLIONS" TO
Be STAGED TONIGHT

WITH banner sale az t!ckcts re-
uortCd FOR the clever comedy entitled
"Mary's M!llionS' To NC given tonight
4. the Court theatre under the able di-
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ton Of the University Club promises
Wheeling one OF It's foremost musical
events.
The University Club takes particular
pride in offering the lIc:fetZ Concert az
this young violinist Is just now In the
Z"nith Of his power and arrangement
!ur his concerts must tic made many
months in advance. Appreciation OF TIE
ctsIcert is already indicated by the mum,
her CT seats being requested by mail
from many points outside Ihc Wheeling
district and when the scat sale goes on
Tuesday morning IL Is probable That
every seat will be sold out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06

Eva--Prof wlso recommended 10 me
EinsteIns THE Theory OF Relattvity'
as being very interesting book.
Bernice-And have you read II?
Eva-No; I'm waiting for 1t 10 appear
in the movies frst-Was hingtos Star.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-03
MAS OFTEN WITH HER
SOLDIER HUSBAND

JAe Penelope of Old, Julia Dent
Grant was welded to "a soldier tlmed
UvsseS. Also like Penelope, her nus
band iontueyel around the world. tut
There flse resemblance ceases. Mrs.
Grant herself lis quoted by historians
as saying;
HHaviug leayped q lesson from my
predecessor. Penelope, ! accompanied
NV Ulysses in his vanderingS around
the world
Tulla Dent Grant was born in -.
Louis. the daughter of Frederick Dent,
a prominpnt nsn Of that city, says The
Detroit News. Al the age of eighteen
shortly after she had completed her
Studies at an exclusive school the
charming girl met Ulysses SIMPSON
Grant then only a lieutenant. He cas-
stationed AT jefferson barracks IN -.
touis. II was not long before the
Young people were deeply in love At
fer the war with Mexico they were
married.
like thar or most WIVES VI sumner >
Mrs Grants life was one Of constant
moving about, until she fell Ill. and
was not able to accompany her hus-
hand 10 California, whittier he had
been ordered. She spent two years ut
the home of her parents and at the
end Of this time Captain Grant re-
signed from the army, that he mlgoi
be near her.
qrhp civil war brought him back into
the service and It was during this time
that Julia Grant revealed her ma1e
and hardy spirit. She Vas with her
husband whenever it was possible, ana
spent all of her time on or near tire
scene of action.
She saw him twice inausurated
President.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-03
F~ns'f4~a~- sNaraEssTS-A
Society

Mrs, Francis Kildun of La Sale
was chosen delegate and Mrs c, w.
lrlon the regents alternate To rcprc-
sent lllini chapter Of the Daughters
Of the America Revolution at the
national convention which win be
held in Washington, ID. c., on the
week of April II. Mrs G. W. Far
rar the regent Of lllini chapter, will
be unable To attend the meeting, The
ten alternates from llmi chapter
who will he entitled 10 admission TO
the convention are Mrs Charles +,
Hook, Mrs. Charles Ryan of MI Yer
non, O., Mrs Rothgeh OF New Jer'
sey, Miss Lucy Armstrong, Mrs. Jo-
Seph Baker Mrs Elizabeth Farms
worth, Miss Florence Hornung, Mrs
W. Ne Noy Suawu, Miss Helen
Swift and Mrs Charles + BreNn The
selections We're made during the Feb
ruary meeting OF the organization
yesterday AZ the home of Mrs +. t.,
Johnson in Center Ottawa.
Mrs Faryar and Mrs Charles T..
Hook have been selected as the dele.
gates Of lllini chapter for the state
meeting which will be- held IN Chica.
go on March y, - and 25. The al
ternateS are Mrs. Kildun of La Sale,
Mrs. +, A. Sherwood Mrs Helen
Lawrence Murdoch and Mrs Charles
+. Brenn.
@ae
Miss Bertha Kieiel who is soon to
marry Victor Sountag, was the guest
% homer "a, a very pretty variety
shower given by Misses Mae and
katherine O'Donnell last night at the
home Of Mrs. William Sonntag on
Columbus street twenty-five young
ladies we're in attendance The at.
fair was kept secret from the guest
of honor until she arrived at the
Sonntag home. and found the guests
assembled there. Decorations in
keeping With the valentine season
were arranged throughout the house.
\ very pleasant evening was spent
playing buuco, the honors being car
ried OFF by Miss Irma MetZger. At a
late hour a delicious supper was sery-
ed. The bride.to.be received many
very beautiful gifts
go q
J Miss Alta Stewart entertained with
very delightful party this afternoon
at the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Stewart. 220 Campbell
street. in honor Of her thirteenth
birthday. Nine little girls were in at
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-03

tendance. They spent a delightful
afternoon PLAYING games ana Win
other entertainment and late IN the
afretpOou delicious refreshments wetot
served by Mrs stewart
Alta win entertain the members OF
Tacoma band e Camp FIRE gir!s az
another party this evening at her
home on Campbell street Ihe even
ing will be spent with games ana TO-
treshments viii po served,
Members of the American Legion
and th,ir families have received in.
yitations mailed cut Hy tine American
Legion auxiliary unit 80. 3d.. tor a
masquerade dancing nury which will
he held ON Friday evening, pee. TO-.
at tie American Legion hall, The
party promises 10 nu one OF the finest
entertainments ever given since the
return to Ottawa OF the soldiers "
the world War on AestrI music
will be furnished Tor dancing through
out the evening
!. = :.
Mr.. II y Massey entertained the
ls5i,s ~, rho uirst Methodist church
-, an au d,y meeting TODAY M her
home 302 Glover street. \ ladies' aid
meeting was held this morning, and
a picnic luncheon was served At noon.
A large number Of ladies' and several
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-03
FISH NOT BRED FROM
EGGS. SCIENTISTS SAY

Tho hahit ~ having eggs Is 81 n'ar'
" universal among hsarS tna; prob
ably most people will be surprised
says Science Sifriugs 10 learn that
certain small species actually bear
their youug alive Among those IS the
large family Of kirihShps, or Cyprino
dontidap. In such species the young
are born in comparatively advanced
stage Of development. When born
they closely resemble the adult FISH
All Of them are very tenacious Of life.
That the hearing " thc YOUNG alive
bv certain fish is not significant 81 Il
higher state Of evolution rs the lay
man might naturally suppose. Is
proved by the fact thar il occurs IN
many species Of the sharks and their
cousins the rays. though these are
among the earliest. T. e. the most an
ciput fishes that We know. This habit
Of proCreation has heen developed IN
order to give the young fry a better
chance Of survival than they might
otherwise havp--it is literally a case
OF "fewer babies but better ones. The
most curious Of all these fishes Is the
genus Anahleps which lives In the
streams of the American tropics. This
is sometimes called the four-eyed fish.
for The reason that It's large promi-
nent eyes. which actually resemble
marbles on the top Of the head are
divided horizontally into two parts,
The lower half being fitted for water
vision and the upper half for air
vision,