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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15
SHOOTS FINE WOLF SPECIMEN


Willie Cathman, young Wyalusing
farmer was in to see County Clerk
Webb the other day with one of the
finest specimens of wolf hides Mr..
Webb has seen for a long time The
hide came from a female wolf Mr.
Cathman shot on his place one day
last week. 1t took several shot from u
high powered rifle, all taking effect,
before the old female breathed her
last Mr.. Cathman received $50 in
bounty, $40 from the county and the
same amount from the state. He has
been offered $25 for the hide but be-
lieves he will keep it for trophy of
"the first wolf l killed"
The procedure now in Identifying
hides and collecting bounty is for the
hunter to take the carcass to the town
chairman who punches three holes in
one ear. The hide is then removed
and taken to the county clerk who
also punches three holes in the ear.
This method preserves the hide intact
for the hunter and prevents skulldug-
gerry.
w. B. Wilkinson, a Bertram Lake
trapper was in the other day with a
fine specimen of "cross fox" The
type is a cross between the red and
gray foxes and brings as high as SIS
in the fur market. Fox hides are pre-
served in the same manner as wolf
hides and their value is intact after
the bounty has been collected.
POME
would | were an angleWOrm
Away down in the ground,
And the like the worm make both
ends meet
BY simply curling round.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15

The case of Warren Thompson vs.
the Burlington road will be tried in
the February term of circuit court at
Lancaster. The Thompson car was
struck by a train near Kimball Park
last winter and destroyed. One girl
was killed and other occupants SER
iOuSly hurt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15
SEWING MACHINE TROUBLES


Bring your sewing machine trouble!
to Chas. c. Roberts. He will solve
them for you. Any make. 12pI
FARM FOR SALE-119 acres, miles
from Lancaster. Inquire of DR.. ]. H
Reed, Lancaster, Wis. 33tfC
PUBLIC PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
The dumping of ashes and rubbish
in streets and alleys is strictly for
hidden by a city ordinance. Please
dump all rubbish in pile so that il
can be hauled away. sled
SIGNED. JOSEPH KEENE,
CHIEF OF POLICE.
WANTED-Agents TO sell automobile
Power Attachment Applicant must
own car and be willing to demon
strate. Small investment. Big pro
fits. Guaranteed article. Needed on
every farm. 10000 in actual use,
easy to sell Excellent opportunity
for hustler to make money Write
today for particulars to
Van Dolsen Mfg. Co., Shelbyville,
Ind. 51p2
SALESMEN-Big money selling nurs-
cry stock this year Costs nothing
to represent us. Instructions and
selling outfit free. Write Immediately.
GRAHAM NURSERY COMPANY
Rochester, NY. 52p1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15

WEAVING AT A REDUCTION OF
15c per yard, warp furnished. Jos,
N Blackborune, Lancaster, Wis. Call
Farmers Phone. see
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15
ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR Jersey COW, fresh this
month. H. E. Borah & Son. 81 tic
WANTED hear from owner of
good farm for sale. State cash price,
full particulars. D. F. Bush, Mime.
apolis, Mimi. 4Sp10
FOR SALE-Timothy hay. ALBERT
.BRINKMAN, Lancaster, Wis. 5Otfc
FOR -Purebred Hereford bull
2 years old. L. r. Vogt 50p3
WANTED-Man with Ford car for
Lancaster and each unoccupied town.
Selling experience not necessary
Guarantee you can make from $1,000
to $500 a day for 1922. This is not
a house to house proposition You
call on business men. Our district
manager will be in Lancaster soon.
Write us at once so that we can ar
range for him to see you. Monarch
Sales Co., Box 1873, Freeport, III. p251
FOR SALE-200 cords of dry and
green wood close to good level road
at $3.50 a cord. Also 1000 first-class
drive stakes and $4,000 feet of first
class lumber of all dimensions, both
soft and hard wood, at the right price.
Apply to BERT LEDBURY, Route 2,
Cassville, Wis. Phone thru Beetown.
49tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15

WANTED TO RENT-Five or six
room modern house. No children.
H. C. LARSON, Lancaster Bottling
works. 52p1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15

FOR SALE-New electric washer at
$65.-J. P. ZENZ 52pT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15

Fir SALE-10 ton choice clover hay III
barn.. P. ZENZ. 50 pc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15

FOR SAILS horses, sound and
quiet, to years old. VT. 1,400. One
young Holstein COW to freshen i'm
April. One purebred Durham bull.
JAMES BOYLE, Lancaster, Wis. 50p3
YOUNG MEN, WOMEN, over IL desir-
ing government positions, $4,000
monthly, write for free list of posi-
tons now open, r. Terry, (formeI
Civil Service eXaminer) 1862 Contin-
entail Bldg, Washington, ID. G.. 51p2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15

LOST-One Fur Nit. Between city
and Sitter. Fred Marberger 52p1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15

LOST-Eyeglasses at M. E. church
Return to Herald office. 51p1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15

Fresh picked goose and duck feathers
for sale Will make into pillows if de-
sired or will make into pillows. Mrs.
Harry kaap. Phone 1924. 52p1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
ELIZABETH HUGUS IS
WINNER AT MARYLAND
west virginia state Champion Playing
Pine Tennis at Cumberland
Country Club.

Cumberland. Md. Sept. 3.-The results
Of the third day Of m" tennis tourna-
ment under the auspices Of the Cumber-
land Country club and the Potomac
Tenenls club for the championship OF
the Anebheny Mountains were:
Williams defeated Read, SIS. So;
R.attiA defeated Weber. 6-4. 65. Web
er defeated walsh. SIS Ga; Jones de-
teated Weber. 1913. So; Miss Hugus,
wheeling Miss Beall. Fostburg. 90.
So.
In the semi-nnals BsattIe defeated
Williams So. So: and Pell Won from
Jones. rs. So. placing Peli and Beattie
in the fnal round.
In the womer's doubles Miss Beau
and Miss Wright defeated Miss Husus
and Mrs. Smith. SIS. Ga. 6-3. In tho
pen.. doubles. Williams and McMullen
dssea,ed Henderson and Walsh, IS. So.
ga Roman and Rea'tie defeatedee Cap
ner and Van SAINT In straight sets. 10
6-4.
Mlr. HuEus who only last week won
her TILE a. state singles woman's
cbannirn Of West Virginia has been
plaving a fine game At the Cumberland
club and gives promis" OF winins the
womcns singles in her present con-
quest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
MOUNDSVILLE STARS
TO ENTER BROADDUS
WOODBURY. and Barrett Have Reported
for Training at Foot
ball Camp.

Broaddus football supporters were de-
lighted to-day when the word came In
from the scouts Latto and Brandon.
Will. high school will report for The
initial practice OF the RrOaddus term
neAt Wednesday. John Pine. a 200
pound !iNeman at Moundsvillc. Will re-
port also.
William WOodburn and Raymond Bar
mott we've tho ends on the Moundsrille
High team last season. and were con-
s!dercd as two OF the best terminal mon
in the upper Ohio Valley. They arc large
hoys. arc good defensive players. and
arc splendid men on the receiving END
Of forward passes. Both arc IN skethAil
stars Woodhurn having played IN two
srournaments with the Moundsville
quintet He has been on one of the all
state teams for two years. Barnett
was given honorable mention last year.
Rinc is ono Of the best looking pros
nccfS Vet discovered by the RroAadus
"rnissinnarics Ho has played on IN"
independent teams In the MOundsTilIe
section. and has developed into one or
the hest guards in that district.
MoundsVile will be we'll represented
on tho Broadus squad this year. Nc
Swain. captain elect. Woodward. varsity
end last wear. and Young. substitute and
captaiu-clcct In basketball comnl"t" one
Of the best athletic scxtets to be found
m one college from the same town. any
where in tho country, II is believed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
MISUNDERSTANDING
STAR TO BROADDUS
bobby Griffith. Sensational End Man,
VIII Try for Berth on Foot
ball Team.

Phlippi. w. Va. Sept I.--"Bohby
Griffith. premier end on the Washing
ton Irwin football team at CiarkshurE.
last year. has stated definitely that he
will be on hand for the RroSdus COLLEGE
grid camp which opens here next We'd
nesday. according TO Athletic Director
krawchuck.
II was rumoreu some time ago that
the Clarksburg youth would he a Rroad-
dus man Representative Rranddon ar
rived from the western part OF the state
to-day. and stated that Griffith had
written him that he will be here next
Tuesday night. Griffith IS considered
as ono OF the greatest fighters the high
schools OF the state has produced. He
IL r small man. hut makes up In speed,
stamina and football sense What ne
lacks ~ avoirdupois He - especially
good ~ breaking interference and get
ting the man with the ball. Griffith IS
an all-round athlete. but football and
baseball are his features. He was car
tain OF his high school baseball team
for two years. and has played Through
out the summer on the Presbyterian
team. one Of the best baseball outfits
in the Harrison county metropolis.
1t was also announced that Smiley
Murphy. brother 70 Gus" will report
for training Smiley IS husky lad.
has a great deal Of experience. and can
take and administer all sorts of pun
lShment" In any athletic contest. Muir
ply knows football. as he has helped
coach many youngsters in the funda-
mcntals. and played on Broaddus team
IN 1916. He is fine plunger, kicker
and passer.
Rroaddus football stock has gone m
grea; deal since II was rcNorted that
Griffith and Murphy are certain To be
on the squad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
WESLEYAN RECEIVES
CRACK LATE Corners
Ohio starr IN Football Circles Have
Rsportsd-o4ve Indications OF
making GOOD.

Buckhannon. w Va. Sept. S.-The
West Virginia Wesleyan college football
training camps personnel WAS In
creased over the weekend by the ar
rival Of two gridders who because or
their business connections were permit
ted to report late at camp by Head
Coach Higgins Tho new arrivals are
Buren, Hatfield, Of Mansfield. Ohio. and
Ralph Kirk. OF Mt. Hope. w. Va.
Hatfield, who goes under the name OF
sid Mccoy" Hatfield at the Methodist
camp. Is lnesmsn and weighs lho
pounds. The big Ohioan Is graduate
OF Bentord (Oh.ol high school. and was
recommended 10 Coach Higgins when II
was learned that ne desired 10 enter
the Methodist school. In obtaining IN
formation concerning Hatfield. Higgins
wrote Fats" Henry. former AU-Ameri-
can tackle on W. & j Henry has rec
omme nded Hatfield rs being real collie
giate football timber. and states that
The big fellow plays haIrback position
as we'll as the line. Hatfield Will take
his FIRST workout in Wesleyan toys AT
the mornings practice session.
Ra,ph Kirk. Of NJ. Hope. w. Va"
comes 70 the Me:hodists recommended
bv Wesleyan alumni! IN the southern
ra-t % the state as being crack
all-around athlete. He weighs lHO
pounds and Is a lanky. speedy athlete
Kirk has been playing baseball all sum-
mer and reported in tIptop physical con-
dIston. while his football experience
has not been so great. he plays half
back position Is is said like an old
timer. He IL considered likely timber
by Coach Higgins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
WARWOOD
Einr's Daughters,

The Warwood circle Of Kings naugh-
tiers will meet with Miss Nellie Moore
on Tuesday evening. September 3, and
begin their worlu for :hc winter months
A program has been arranged and SHN-
eral persons will take part, Including
Mrs. s. NJ. Gibson. of Wheeling. who
will speak: Mrs. Harriet 5. Straw. MISS
Mary Miller and Miss Grace MCElfresh
Will sing Mrs Hugh Warren will lie
III acccmpan!st Mrs. :. r. Christian.
leader Of the circle. will preside. A
qoclal hour Will follow the program.
The hostosses will be: Miss Nellie
Moore. Mcsdames Rldglcy. Fterhaush.
Gorty Gumrp. Mooney. Harhruck. Bar
tells. Kenamond and Williams. {. Marsh
and W Chambers.
leo Truck Damaged.
An ice truck owned and driven by F.
4. Sonkcr coll'ded with truck bearing
an Ohio license on the river road near
stop - on Friday afternoon. but the
drivers were not hurt In any way.
Bible Glass.
The Womcn's Ribla class % the Pres
hvterian church Will meet FOR the COM
ing fall and winter work in the church
rooms Thursday evening, September I.
The hostcsscs for the evening arc: Mrs.
G r. McNickle. Mrs. Chas. Henderson
and Mrs Z. H Mcclure.
Broke Camp.
Harold Mcyn. Wilbur Wacenhe'm. Ed
ward Williams aud Raymond Hoffman
have returned home after camping on
tho Second Sisters island for two weeks.
Autom obue Accident
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newman and fam
Nv. Kenneth, Robert and Fred. Jr.. start
cd for Newark on Saturday afternoon
IN their automobile and had reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
LANDS STAR
new YORK ATHLETE
Everett Loppacfcr Arrived At Hason
Camp Yestsrday-Comes Well
Recommsnded.

BETHANY. w Va. Sept. S--Frank J.
Kent 'Ol arrived in Bethany today and
with him was Everett Loppacker
Freshman candidate for the Bison
eleven. The big New York boy was
pleasant surprise 20 the Bethany
coaches FOR If ever a led bore the ear
marks OF an athlete Loppackcr Is that
lad. He IL about five feet eleven in
height and packs $50 stripped. He -
beautifully set up boy, we'll muscled.
and almost perfectly developed.
Loppackers record does not give his
appearances the lie either. He has heen
FOR the past two years member OF the
varsity football. basketball. baseball
and track squads at stanton Military
Academy and il considered one OF tho
best men that has turned up the grid
turf at the old Virginia institution In
many year. He plays half back in
football and the accounts of games
SHOW him 70 he a line plunger. kicker.
and an efficient defensive back. The
Staunton aggregation played eight
games last year and won them all by
com Portable margin eNcep, the game
with the Navy "Plebes" which was lost
SIS
Though the Bison coaches know that
many q prep schoCi star pays MS peH'
football in his prep school days. they
agree shat from all appearances Lop-
packer looks Ike a conner who will bear
watching by athletic critics. II he Is
as good as his advance notice. Easter
day and Morrow have had great worry
removed from their minds They felt
u absolutely necessary that there be
another big back on the squad to MI the
place left vacant BY PAYNE The fact
that Lewis will not return makes Il al
most necessary that Zook stay a; his
old Job on a terminal instead OF making
try at haif az he had planned.
Tomorrow the equipment will be
issued and in the coming week the
Bison mentors will try and iron ont the
dozen difficulties that are confronting
them in their present condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
ELM GROVE LOSES TO
CRACK LORAINS 9-0
Long winning Streak OF Grove roam
Browen-aame Yssterday
Farce.

The crack L.nrain team OF BridEepor'
yesterday broke the long winning
teak ~ the fast Elm Grove nine when
,nsr defeated the Grove boys at Bridge
porr- by ;he Srore OF 9-S
A new pitcher. for Elm Grove cost
them the game IN the trst inning the
I.orians made seven runs of Weisktrch-
ner and won the game but although
the Grove team staged a neat comeback
the lead was too much 20 overcome al
though Strauh was in wonderful form
Strauh pitched the last eight INNINGS
and allowed but two runs and struck
out 10 men.
The score by innings:
Elm Grove . 0.5 n-S 5
LCrianS ...T o N-9 II D
Batteries: Weiskirchner. Strauo ana
Martin; Brown and Ballog.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04

All set, That was the word sent OUT
by the Riverside n g. yesterday even
ing when the cast OF the out or town
boxers arrived IN the city.
The biz movable bleachers have been
M, T., place. the ring IS up. the lighting
system IS o. n. and the advance sale
Is the largest on record.
Every fighter from the main 90 70
the opener boys report IN the pink
and the matchmaker requests tnat al
be a: the Turkish Bath az cio tomorro"
afternoon to weigh IN as the state laws
max. !, necessary that al the fighters
weigh in a. O'Clock
Tickets viii be on sale a; the Arena
box office throughout the day and can
be obtained at the usual places until
o'clock.
The first bou, will so on promptly at
SIS and Referee Jack Dillon Will put
the succeeding bouts through as quickly
as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
BETHANY MAY PLAY
ITS SCHEDULE HERE
Alumni underwriting TO Switch whole
Schedule to Island Athletic
Fisld.

Members Of the Bethany alumni are
endeavoring TO switch Bethany home
games 20 the High Schoo! Athletic field
on the Island instead Of playing them
az weusourg The games in question
are the George washington contest on
October % and Marietta on Norem-
Der IS.
While the cause for this action cannot
be learned I, Is thought the college
expects 20 draw larger crowds IN this
city than they would when playing their
sames at Wellsburg. Il Is known that
during the past several years the games
at Uellsourg have been poorly attended
and 80 possibly the reason for the
change II the movement goes through.
Wheeling high school will also have a
little trouble with their games as two
o. their biggest games fall on these
dateA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
SWIMMING MEET HELD
AT STATE FAIR POOL
Largo Entries Battle for a. M. a.
Honors-No records Hroken-
well Attended.

Followers If the water sports swarm
cd 10 the Fair grounds Yesterday after
noon whore .hev attended the swim
ming meet held Mt the State Fair Pool
unde- the auspices OF the A. NJ. A. /.
while the swimmers broke no existing
records the events were warmly CON
tested and provided thrills for tho large
audience.
IN the mems high diving contest for
tho local championship Warren FuEh
ca1rured first place with r. r. Roberts
in second. Bud burroughs finished
third
J. Bryant captured the 4. NJ. "A.
championship quarter mil" swim With
Il. S,cscr second. Rryant's time for
tho distance was 6.43 3-5. Stcger also
finished in good time.
Mary Swiskie won the Junior cham
nfoash.r for girls in diving and display
cd good form In her feats. Louis
Reckcndorf finished second with Irene
Beh"r third.
In the fancy diving contest for men.
low board. Glenn Lieuweher copied first
place with Rud Rurris IN second. These
:wn swimmers gave pretty exhibition
NJ divin gand drew applause from the
0nioohcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
M'CONKEYS PLAY AT
MOUNDSV|LLE TODAY
First Game Sob sdulsd TOT 10 o'clock
This Morning. The Second AZ
This Afternoon.

The fast McConkey baseball team Of
his city will journey to Noundsville
today where they viii meet the fast
team Of that place In double header
with one game in the morning and the
second In the afternoon.
This will be the second and third
game 81 a three game series. The first
went 20 Moundsville In a brilliant %
score in which the locals outplayed and
outhit Moundsville but failed to win the
contest The Macks promise a surprise
for their opponents today however and
hope to cop both contests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
.S|XTY-FIVE PLAYERS
At JACKSON'S MILLS
SQUAD practically on Hand fooaS-
Many Veterans Missing From Camp

Jackson Mills. West Va, Sep. =
(SpeC!an-A compilation or IN" '"S'''
OF the S. candidates on mana mere 70
rt,L, for M. onruinE Of IN" West IT
gin, I.niyr-si,v football training camp
Tomorrow shows SIN others ~ IN" va
Grams Of last vears squad miS"'hE. wv
ohIv Ross Iytle. IN" NoufR WI" P'"H''
IN \ large number Of games al p'"' ~
and halfhack last year: Russ : a'N'' Nv
Wheeling boy who was san Eu",n III
tho 1921 season. and GarritN an" Nun
phv. the two West Union huSN'eS ""'
made such an impression on war" ''"''
hams Freshman team last faln - Nv
ycIons ina, Iv,lc will again b" In
school bur has decided 70 i"i"E" zoo,
hall because az heavy scholastic WORK
nhna clarkn's failure 10 show M was
q complc,c surprise. no intlmat!"n "'
his notion having been received IN at
yo,,c /, was limited Scvera! days ago
tina, Cfarr.,v and Murphy would not re-
turn and Coach Spears was h"waI'ihE
,bc.- loss toniCh, because h" feIt maj
both had bright futures for VARSITY
football.
Further porusaI ~ the roster shows
tho names Of Preston Mechanism 81
Charleston and Augusta Military Ara-
drrrv missing. altho his "e!dc-kirK jim
Dcrnhcim Is here big as Nf". Ma"
among the missing thus far Is lsaa"
pItzcnhcrCcr, h~0'hcr Of Ezra. tn" star
Nou0tairecr wrestler and captain. fTr"
wa in Tho dark rs - why ~" nrH'hef
had no, shown NJ and II Is possible 'Na'
both he and Mechanism VIII turn up
later.
New Mon Added
Three mon were added I" me camp
list trn'gh; whose names have not been
r~.yiousiv announced Harold Mood"
or nay,op ONO. from tho Dayton Uni
,c~sjtv schnnl. -" pound fullhack.
= g parshaN. l9I pounds former Bell
forte Academy star NH" was Fresh
man nj Penn State last fall. and DICK
Hr1ucnhc;m another Ecllcfon'C product
who was a tackle on thar eleven las:
wear. along with Harry Eyer All 'hr"e
OF these men arc straDNiNC h!C fellows
and Moody and Frauerheim viii no
doubt ada considerable 70 tho outlook in
the backfcld
Equipment Given Out
ETuipmcu, will be issued beginning
at seven O'Clock tomorrow morning ana
1T ten o'clock every man will he expect
ed on The field ready for the first work.
out Of the year To begin with "niv
the lightcst equipment possible n
weight will he Eivcu ont so that III" man
VIII not take on too much ~ their sur
plus before tho actual grind Of the sea-
son begins.
Many visitors are expected tomorrow
IN give the bunch IN" oNce-Ovcr. Ordia-
ariany this would no, h" expected on
tho FIRST day of camp. hut with H"l.-
dav for the observance of Labor Day.
scores of visitors from Clakrshurg,
Weston and other points ar" looked for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04

street. have moved 10 the home Of Afs.
Glow on WarwOod avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Berger and children
mutored to Cleveland Saturday 10
spend Labor Gay with Mrs. Bergers
parents.
Taul Steinbccker left yesterday for
Morgantown university TO take up his
studies for the school year.
william March left yesterday for
Morgantnwn university to begin another
school year.
Bets Mcclure and Garnet Brooks left
Yesterday for West Alexander TO spend
Labor day with Miss Virginia Pethtel.
Miss Angela Steele is visiting in Day
ton. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sanders left
Saturday for Cleveland. where they will
stay over Labor day. Az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04

Cambridge when their machine skidded
and got beyond their control with the
result that the machine overturned. No
one was hurt. Four che. machines
Studded a; The same Zinc and same
place One overturned bat the occupants
escaped injury.
Young People.
The young peoples division NJ the
Ohio County Sunday School association
will have booth AZ the state fair this
week whore lunch Will be served
Supper.
4 supper will be held at the Freshly
terrain church on the evening OF SnF-
,ember II T'CkatS arc selling rapidly.
Warwood Personals.
Mr. Imhor and snn. Eugene are
spending the week at Youngstown.
Mr. and Mrs Straw, Of Nineteenth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
MOUNTAINEERS GET IN
FIRST LIGHT WORKOUT

Cllrksburg ". Va. Sept. with
sixty-five PLAYERS on hand Coach Spears
Of the West Virginia University squad
put the men through a very light work
out this morning The men were d!vi-
ded into squads OF passers, kiCkers. line
men and other groups and for almost an
hour a rather informal practice took
place.
This afternoon Coach Spears plans
general meeting at which the law Will
be laid down for conduct in camp.
large crowd ~ visitors thronEed the
cAmp all during the morning and took
tense interest IN the large squad Of frs,
vrar --An which appears 20 he thc most
promising that has been assembled al
Mountaineer training camp.