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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
LEE WORTHY WINS $4,000 STAKES
MSTRA|GHT HEATS At CLEVELAND

defeat OF Car Worthy IN the ram
Dealer $1,000 purse and Bill shais en- N
rho o.nt trot marked the days racing
There we're odds on faNoritcs. several
Of the heats left the spectators IN
doubt until the money horses were
posted.
-Four Keats Necessary.
Tho Plain Dealer prize went 10 inc
,:rca, Volo driven and owned ny waiter
CAV q. t;ushcn. y. Y. after one or the
Greatest struggles IN the history OK the
stakes -Four heats were necessary 70
dccjdc tho race. Breaks In the stre'ch
rns, car Worthy the race. In the sec
.orI bcar he finished second 20 the Irc"t
volo which paced the last r!tlE iee'
and heat the trutter ny nose.
The oln pace also resulted IN iou'
heats After Ringcnwod Junior NniSh-
oh sixth in the first heat the Judges
substituted Harry Stokes Tor Marvin
rbilds I'm the sulky. Stokes then drove
rinCcnwood. Jr.. 10 second IN 'hr "'A
bcat and was called into the stand. II"
tbcr won the third heat. but was uh
able 10 hold his long lead In the fina'
hcot and was beaten by Mary Cotire'
which also took the first heat ana 'he
race Decision as 10 ChildS ana ''oAES
was reserved by tho judges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
HUGHES IS STAR
IN TENNIS CAME
Wheeling Man Shows Up We'll WIN
other Contestant at Big Tour
ney-Ladies Also Star

Mountain Lake Park. Md. Aug p
PLAY in the western Maryland tourna-
ment advanced 10 the fourth round IN
mems singles and 10 scmi-hnals IN
ladies' singles. Mems doubles got
started late IN the afternoon, owing 10
damn courts. No sensational tennis
WINS brought out and there we're no up
sets The best match for tho day was
between Baker. OF Coraopolis, and cut
right OF Morgantown. Outright PLAYED
great tennis. but Bakers fine playing
vas too much for the MorgantoWn star
r. Weber. OF Oakland, forced Johh
Brown. OF Connellsville, three sets 10
win. The best tennis so far has been
shown by Adams, Of Pittsburgh
Hughes OF Wheeling: Baker, OF Cora
opolis: Outright. Of Morgantown: Ro-
man. Of Cumberland: Sawin. or PITTS
burgh: Brown. o, Conneilaville. and
Rudis!ll o! New York.
In the ladies' singles. Mss Wright. or
rrostburg: Miss Heyhle. OF Washington
and Mrs. Virginia Ruhl. Of ClarksourG'
are all thought to have even chances
Of winning through. Summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
LEFTY HONECKER TO Be.
ON MOUND SATURDAY
Former Bauer Tv1rler to Pitch For
Each Team which Plays at
Bauers Park

Saturday afternoon al o'clock the
We!rton -McConHey baseball game VIII
start at Bauers park, Fulton. Lefty"
Honecker. who has been laid up with q
broken bone IN his pitching hand, VIII
probably be on the firing line Tor tho
local team.
weirton has lost but one game this
last half OF the league schedule and
they will try hard to make II the last
and only loss OF tho schedule. Last
SUNDAY they had 1900 paid admissions
10 their game and the fans from tho
steel town will flock 70 Wheeling Satur-
day TO give the town a good backing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
JOHNSON IS VICTIM
OF BROWN SLUGGERS
Speed King Allows Two Runs In
Seventh, which Beat KIM
Two Homo Runs

81, Louis. Aug. ?.-The leaGue'Icao'hs
Browns defeated Washington tonaS'
70 s. A batting rally against "RI'eL
Johnson in,,he seventh gave TWO runs
tha, brought victory. Judge ana "oS,
lin OF tho Senators. and McMAHuS' %
he Browns. hit home runs.
The Senators were credited win a
run by the ofAcIal scorer N the h!n'H
but Umpire Moriarity refused 10 "!,oW
:, os 4, came between a double play that
cndnd ,nc inning. Judge was on third
vim one out and crossed the plate dur
Ing double play a. hrsi. The box
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Two-hasr hits: Brewer. Jacobson,
Johnson. Thrcc-haSe hits: Goslln. Will
liams Home runs: Judge. MCManus
and GosllN. stolen bases: Brewer. SIS
Ter. p.c.uich. Pcck!npaugh. Sacrifice
hits: Harris Jacobson. Gosl!n. Double
plays: Williams and Sislcr. Left on
bases: Washington. 8; st Louis. 10.
Base on balls: on RrillheaTt. l; Of
johnson. :: off Kolp |. Struck out: BY
kolp. !: by Johnson. :: by Pruett. :.
Hits: OF Francis. in . % innings; of
BrlIlhear,. in no inning: of Johnson.
( In ; IL innings; off Nangildcr, in Is
inning: off BrucIi. { IN innings. Win
nlrg pitGh~,': rruett Losing pitcher:
- ans empires: Moriar!ty and pi-
nccn. Tome Of game: Two hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
new INDIAN PITCHER
EASILY DRUbS BOSTON

Cleveland. Aug. 9.-Clevcland made It
three out OF four from Boston ro-daN.
winning. 10 :. Boone. a recruit from
Chattanooga, di not allow Boston man
to reach first or even hlt tho ball out
Of the intield for the first four innings
Score by innings: r II, r..
poston OnOo11lOO- 6 !
cleveland .5Ol01OO K - I
Collins, Russell, Fullerton. PICrCy and
Walters. Ruclhoone and O'NCill.
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returned homo after spending two weeks

returned homo after spending two weeks
in C!arksburg visiting relations.
Miss Laura Stczza returned home
after visiting friends IN Niles. Ohio.
The Bowers Can Company are paint
ing their property on Main street
Mr.. Walter Bremen OF Water street
Is visiting friends In Boston.
Melven Slower OF Michigan Ia visiting
his aunt Mrs. George Kelly OF Nc
Mechen street.
Florence and Patrlc Brannan and
Francis OBrlen are visiting friends IN
Ia stern Ohio.
E. A. Ward OF Glendale was a busI-
ness visitor In town yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
EIGHTH INNING RALLY
SAVES THIN ATHLETICS

Chicago. Aug. 9.-Ph!ladcIphia bunch
ed four hits for three runs to tie n"
score in the seventh to-day and Won out
In tho eighth when Perkins hit HON"
run IN tho loft field bleaChers. Scor"
by innings. Il. II. l..
philadelphia ..opOonn3 O. IN
chicago .OIO20 O.
Rommcl Harris and Perkins: fah"r
and Yaryan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
st, LOUIS BACK
IN FIRST PLACE
Split Even In Double Header WIN
Brooklyn while Giants Are
Retng Trimmed.

Boston. Aug 9.-St. Louis went mo
FIRST pace to-day b. splitting even With
Boston while cincinnati defeated Now
York. Boston won the first game 70
all Of Roston.s runs coming at'er
Fou~plcr's mutt Of M;llcr's pop fly.
Errors by Ecrr were instrumental IN
s.. Louis winning the second game b
TO Score:
First game; X ~ l..
Ro.fo, .N5nnnn 10 a n u
.Sherdcf,. North and A.nsmtth; Miller
So,d ga,. r. II E
9, Louis ..ono15onc o-s >
pog,c, r'OOnl o i = = :
Doak and Clemons: SeschseT and
O'\eill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
ISLAND INDIANS WIN
FROM BAUER JUNIORS

In holly contested game on the
Bridge park diamond yesterday the IS
and Indians defeated the Bauer Jun
Tors. The leading hittcrs were Adams
and ZicEenreldcr Cor tho Indians. and
Momula for the Bauer Juniors
R,ucr 1890. o l 6 n is 10 I
Indians 49,. ) o 0 u , MI u >
Batteries for tho Indians, Watkins
and Adams. for tho E,,ucrs, MomuIu
and SlabfoOt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
CHALLENGES

The fast Virginia a. c. baseball team
Of the South Side would like TO ar
range a game with some vast club for
Sunday and also for Labor Day. The
teams preferred are Woodsticld. New
MartInSvillc. New MatamoraS, GlcnCo
and LOrain Coal & Dock mines. To ar
range for same call Wheeling 2HSj-J and
ask for the manager.
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BENWOOD,
Preparations complets.

',,r,yrsttfouS Iu- ;ac haZar and enter
taiamcu, 10 be given hy the ronGrcEa-
ZION 81 the 81 Johns church. beginning
this evening" have been completed. Al
.s The books used for the ranlcS WI!
10 turned IN some timr today. 'heSe
Will be No hcSGiuE in the hall as tnE'
feature 81 the hazar ia not liked oy 'he
committees. The admission Tor one
wight only viii h" t." cents; Tor inc
three uich,e tickets can nc secured az
,ba door rnr Twenty-Five cents which
vii ,f,I, one for an three nights.
rascs Eve niece orchestra will furnish
,ho music Tor .he entertainment and
au,.c The affair will start this even
~. ., seven o'clock All are well
,n-re To- como and enjoy the fine enter
t,irr--, rhu, Will hc given on the open
Ing night; The program for the other
two nights Will be changed
Dixie Au-stars Play Eannans.
Tha fast pixie AU-Stars Will play
pho Hauuaus Of South Wheeling on the
sn,,b Renwood grounds. Sunday. The
pixies have only lost two games out OF
-,vrr,y and as the reputation OF the
Humans j., we'll known Il good game
-, exncr,.d. The game Will start at
$50 O'Clock.
Fight Gas Rates.
~ meeting Of the CltS counclI
las, evening u was decided % aid the
city OF Wheeling in their night against
the increase IN the gas rates that are
being asked by the Gas company. Ihe
council will pay ono third of the eH-
prnses Of the case in the fight at
Charleston In case the expenses are
over s. 600 the city will bear its share
OF the over expense. Other matters
taken up by the council including the
fixing OF the tax levy for the fiscal year
ending July 81. 1923. The rate VIII be
90 cents tho same as last year.
To Complete Repairing.
Work ia being rushed through on the
crcmatorv that Was partly destroyed oY
frc the first fthe week 80 as TO have
I, in share for usage az soon as pos
sibic The ros and part or the inside
as we'll as the window frames have 10
BE- replaced and new roof will have
IN be nut on II IS thought that the
work will be completed BY the last Of
the week The cost % the Are WAS
ahnut three hundred dollars. The cost
O. repairs viii be about two hundred
dollars.
Complaints Heard.
At the special meeting or council this
eyeninS all complaints ot the citizens
~, Tho posed Benwood- Bellaire
bridge will be heard II ~ claimed by
the property. holders that II the bridge
ts built as proposed the property OF tho
town Will decrease in price. Rcpresen-
,atlycs OF the bridge company will be
orcsent 10 hear the complaints and TO
explain the proposed plans OF the com
pany. All citizens who are Interested
In tho new project are Invited.
Dixie A c.'s Play.
tn. Dixie \. C.'s will play the Eagles
o. Bellaire. Ohio, on the south Ben
wood grounds Sunday afternoon. The
Eagles had game scheduled with the
U,y,es TWO weeks ago but owing TO some
misunderstanding they did not show up
and Ne DixIes played team from
Martins Ferry. This time there will be
no Misunderstanding. The game will
start at $50 o'clock.
Benwood Briefs.
Mrs.. Thomas Flanagan and daughter
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Today's Gam 90.
Open Dates.
NEW SCHEDULE FOR
ISLAND HORSE SHOE
TEAM TO Be MADE

All players in the Island Horse Snoe
League will attend meeting "n'Cn
has been called for this evening al o'SV
o'clock on the Bridge Park field.
\ new schedule VIII be draw up AZ
this time for the second haIf OF the
league and players will draw lots TOT
their partners. Tho prizes Will DO
awarded this evening TO the players
winning N the first half OF the league
schedule.
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Southern Association

New orleans. |: Memphis, ist Samel
New Orleans. (: Memphis. (-d game
innigs b. agreement.
Atlanta. ): Little Rock. : Cst game =
,riania /, Little Rock. ed game
innings ~ aErccmcnt.
Mobile. 10: Chattanooga. =.
birmingham. :: Nashville. I.
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Two base hits. Plrr. Neach. Home
run Ruth. Stolen base SchanG; Scott.
Sacrifice hits. DuCau. Srhang. Nard
Shawkcv, Cutshaw. BasSlCr. Le't on
bases New York s: Detroit II. haSe on
S,ns on Shawkcy ,: bush J; Ehmkc =.
s.ruck out nv Shawkcy !: Bush l.;
Fnmkc : HTS off Shawkcy 10 in : inn
inrs; None IN Sth; of Bush none In :;
on Ehmke N IN s; off Cole in !. Win
ming pitcher ShawkeN. Losing ritrher
Ehmkc. Umpircs. owens and HII"er-
brand Time go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
NORMAL SCHOOL TO
PLAY KIWANIANS

The crack baseball club Of the State
Normal school OF West Liberty come 10
Wheeling tomorrow where they Will
NAV the Kiwsn!s baseball team at
High School Island Field AZ $50
O'Clock. \ big game Is promised. No
admission
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OFTR0|T'S ERRORS HELP YANKEES
AND So DOES RUTH WITH HOMER
Ramb1no Whales Ball INTO
Tor His twentieth ha"A'S
ralters at Finish.

Detroit. Aug. s--New York MI haro
,odav and aided by Rigncy's errors de-
ecated Detroit. s 20 ,. Ruth led en-
in the ninth inning against cole WIN S,..
a drive into the blcachcrs for ms ~,
homo run Of the year. ShawNSE n''u
the Tigers we'll In hand until the "'Eh,'
inning when he faltered and was re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10

Tho Yankee 4. g. OF the South Side
Wheeling. would like 10 arrange a game
with some fast club outside Of the
Wheeling district for n game 20 he
played Sunday. Only hrst-cla>s teams
need write for games. To arrange for
same answer through this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
GIANTS AGAIN BEATEN BY REDS
WHILE GETTING MANY MORE HITS
McQuLllnn Pitches brilliantly, Rut SUP
port wobele1-Kslly Hits Th1Fo
HON runs

New York. Aug. s-Though ou'nt
more than two 70 I. Cincinnati again
defeated the New York Giants TO-DAY
. TO . McOuillan twirled oriisntS
for New York but his support teI' DOWN
In the pInches. Caveneys fielding was
rpectacular. Kelly hit homo run In
his nrst time up. giving him three home
runs in successive times at bat. stem
gel had nine putouts In center neia'
catching one Fly in every inning but the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
MAKES MOLLY 90 SOME

Glcncovc. y. Y. Aug. 9.-Miss Helen
wills. san Francisco. national girls
tennis champion. forced Mrs. Molla r.
Mallory. national womans champion 70
three sets before she was defeated today
~ the fourth round CC the Women
Metropolitan singles tournament. The
score was IS; TO, e..
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Two base htS-Fonseca Home Run
Kelly. Stolen bases. Harper, pauoer|
MeuseL Doubts playe. Fonseca. cave
nev and Daubert: Caveney (Unassisted).
Left on base New York .; CINCINNATI
D. Base on balls. on McQutlan
Couch 2 struck on, by McQuiilan 8;
Couch . Umpire Rigler and McCor-
m!cS Time 1888.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
BROOKLYN IS AGAIN
BESTED BY CHICAGO

rrn>i,0. NuE. 9-ChjcaSo mad" x
TWO Straight from BrookiH0 hy winning
,o-da,. 10 ). olson featured IN thH
ris'd accepting five chances. score ny
,r.,.s T. II. r..
,.n-..,'s. ,nnno5nnn.- II I"
:;"r"!.,s0 .-..." " " " - .,
Nc>andcr and OEarrcN: Iad"rc an"
L
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International League

Buffalo 4: Baltimore -
Rochester 10: JCrs.r city 4
Toronto 5: ReadinG /.
Svracus. S; NewarN =. First game.
syracuse =: Newark :. Second game.
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American Association


Milwaukee G; Toledo Q.
Kansas city 4: Columbus s.
Minneapolis 4: indianapolis >.
st. Paul ); Louisville 4. First game.
st. Paul 3: Louisville II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
KAHN CLUB LOST

The Little Giants at Ruhhard's
Grounds defeated the Kahn club for
their first game Of the Class & League
bv a score of "a 10 10.
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HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE


ST Louis o; Boston D.
81, Louis s; Boston 5.
Chicago s: Brooklyn ).
Cincinnati 5. New York =.
Pittsburgh Philadelphia
Wet Grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YaatardaY,a Scores.

New York s.: Detroit ).
Boston 8; Cleveland !.
S.. Louis s; Washington D.
Philadelphia A.. Chicago J.
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rhn Standing.

roday's Games.
ST.. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
pittsburgh at Philadelphia
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Goodbye Boils!
g. s. s. viii Rid You Of Boils, PimPlo%
Blnekheads and Skin EruptenS

A boil Is = volcano.-your blood 10
so chuck full OF poisons that these
boil out into a boil. They'll keep
"Soiiins up" until you destroy them
completely by tho use OF S: 8; g.. one
of the most powerful blood cleansers
known to science. s. 3. 5. mas s'oVa
the test of time. The power or US
tnSredients IN acknowledged by auth
critics. its medicinal ingredients arc
Guaranteed to be purely vegeta D. o
Rieht or. It clears the skin OF pim-
piles. boils. blotchen, blackheade. acne
lecgcma, rash and other skin eTupaonsi
and does II thoroughly. II driVes 0us
M the blood Impurities which cause
lSheumatism, makes tho blood rich ana
pure builds up lost flesh. It helps %
Manufacture new blood eells'-thares
one of its secrets. S. S. S. Is sold Al
ali drug stores, in two sizes; inc 'N'
ger size IN the more economical
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

Soviet Russias new criminal code
at Moscow provides assistants to the
judges as a substitute for juries.
The Imperial, first foreign hotel in
Japan, and famous as a gathering
place for tourists, burned to the
ground with the loss of one life at
Tokyo.
Seven Mexican rebels, including
Crisrin Contreras, former lieutenant
in the federal army, were killed in
fight between 100 federal cavalry and
a group of insurrectos near ElSuchil,
state of Vera Cruz.
An assault on the Spanish positions
at Miskrella, Morocco, was repulsed
by the Spanish garrison, which defend
ed the blockhouses successfully until
the arrival of reinforcements, says an
official Madrid communique. The at
tackers left 81 dead on the field.
The reparations commission at Paris
adopted the text of note to Ger
many informing her that the commits
sion's decisions of March q, notably
as regards payments to be made until
May 81, are maintained.
The formal reception out of the way,
the prince of Wales entered upon a
! month of feting and entertainment as
the guest of Japan. He was welcomed
by the diet, after visit to the I'M
perial university at Tokyo.
A general strike has been declared
| throughout Portugal in protest against
the arrest of 100 syndicalists. So far,
| however, the call has not met with
any response worthy of note from
the workmen, says London dis
patch.
| Several leaders of the recent revolu-
ton against the Albanian government
have been executed and others have
been sentenced TO the fortress at
| Argyrokastron, says dispatch from
| Tirana.
| Gunner at Dublin attempted to kill
Michael Collins, head of the provision
al Irish government.
| Khara Singh, president of the Pun
lab congress committee, who recent
| ly led the agitation over the guardian
ship of the Sikh shrines, has been SEN
fenced 10 three years Imprisonment
at Lahore, India.
/ Communists occupied the Rome
power plants. located at Tivoli, where
the celebrated cascades supply the
power for lighting Rome.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22
cuticura soothes Itching Scalp.

On retiring gently rub spots of dam
druff and itching with Cuticura Oint-
ment. Next morning shampoo with
Cuticura Soap and hot water. Make
them your everyday toilet preparations
and have clear skin and soft, white
hands.-Advertisem
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

Col Ezra L. Fuller, zone of the few
surviving Civil war officers, will be
retired July l at Fort Leavenworth,
Kan, where he has been stationed for
nearly twenty years.
The largest shipment of rattan ever
landed in an American port is moving
to Grand Rapids. Mich, on IA cars.
It arrived at San Francisco on the
steamer Pine Tree State from Singa-
pore.
Three men, Elmer Thrill, John
Shumate and Ed Riggs, all of Column.
bus, O., were killed while sleeping on
the tracks of the Texas and Pacific
railroad near Trimble, Tex.
Diamonds valued at $4,000 were
taken from the Office safe of Max kur-'
jan company, jewelers., in downtown
office building at Cleveland, o.. by
three bandits.
Waters of the Illinois river continue
lation of Beardstown, ILL.,, have been
driven from their homes.
"Shoot to kip orders were issued
by Police Superintendent Calhoun at
Pittsburgh, Pa, following the equip
ping of every police station In the city
with riot guns in an effort to check
the crime wave.
Buried shells are believed to have
been the cause of a double explosion
at Port Terminal, a former ammuni-
ton dump near Charleston, S. c., re-
sulting in the death of three men.
Abolition of the tent colonies OF
striking miners and establishment Of
free labor market" is required in
an injunction issued by United States
District Judge George w. McClintic
at Charleston, w. Va.
Representative s. HI. Brison of the
Third congressional district of North
Carolina died in a Newbern hospital
at Newbern, N. G.
Jim Eslinger, who has been asleep
continuously for three years, died at
the Sebastion county hospital at Fort
Smith, Ark.
General Pershing will visit Montreal
May II to receive the degree of doctor
OF laws from McGill university.
4
Henry Merwin Shrady, noted sculp-
tor, who designed tho Grant memorial
at Washington; which is to be unveiled
April q, died in st. Lukes hospital at
New York.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

Coles Carbolisarve Quickly Relieves
and heals burning, itching and torturing
skin diseases. 1t instantly stops the pain
of burns. Heals without scars. 30c and Coo
Ask your druggist, or send Doc to The j.
W. Cole Co., Rockford. ILL.,, for pack
age.-Advertisemant
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22
Sporting

President Harding officially started
the 1922 baseball season at American
League park in Washington by tossing
out the first ball to Pitcher George
Mogridge in the game. between the
Nationals and Yankees.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

It's all right to speak well Of the
dead, but the widow who marries o
second time needn't rub it in.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22
MOST IMPORTANT
NEWS Of WORLD
BIG HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK
CUT TO LAST ANALYSIS.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN ITEMS
Kernels CuIled From Events of Mo.
ment In All Parts of the World
OF Interest to All the
People Everywhere.
Washington

Commissioner Haynes announced at
Washington that the federal courts in
the last six months have reported
nearly 10000 prohibition amendment
indictments, out Of which 5000 con-
victions were obtained.
The senate at Washington adopted
the resolution extending the per
cent immigration restriction law. The
life of the present law, which expires
June 80, 1922, was extended to June
80, 1924, one year longer than pro-
posed by the house.
President and Mrs. Harding attend
ed Easter services at Calvary Baptist
church, where they are parishloners.
Throngs greeted the President upon
his arrival for the morning services,
and hundreds of Easter vacatlonlsts
in Washington had to be turned away.
The senate at Washington voted to
increase from 100000 to 100000 an
appropriation to eradicate the barberry
bush, which is damaging the wheat
crops in 16 Middle Western states.
President Harding and members OF
his cabinet at Washington dispensed
with the Friday cabinet meeting in
Difference to Good Friday. The Presi-
dent, however, met the newspaper
correspondents as usual.
Increase in the value of. Americas
foreign trade was reported by the
Department of Agriculture at Wash
ington with announcement that ex-
ports last month aggregated $332, OOO,-
600, the highest since October. 1921.
The house at Washington rejected
by vote of 56 to 80, an amendment
by Representative Chindblom (Rep.
Ill.) to increase the appropriation for
the Great Lakes naval training sta
ton.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22
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