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The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20
ADATH YESHURUN NOTES
Services at Lagoon Hall

Services will be held this Friday
evening at Lagoon Hall, 2906 Henne-
pin avenue at 8:15 p. IN. Rabbi Matt
will speak on "Back to Beginnings"
Until further notice the late Friday
evening services of the Adath Yes
hurun will be held alternately at the
synagogue, 18th avenue south and
Ninth street, and at Lagoon Hall. All
other activities including daily and
Sabbath services will be continued at,
the synagogue.
Religious School
Final registration and the COM
mencement Of regular work in the
Sunday classes will take place on Sun
day morning, October %, at 10 a. m.
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BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Heiman, 2317
Central avenue, announce the arrival
of baby girl, Eunice May, on Tues
day, October 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Shartin, 726
Oliver avenue NJ, announce the arrival
of baby girl, Geraldine Dolores, on
Saturday, October 7th.
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CHANGE OF ADDRESS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Unschuld and
baby son, formerly Of the bennington
Hotel, are now residing at Ill West
45th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Silverman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Rubel, formerly of
615 E. 9th street, are now residing
at 1919 18th avenue S.
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WEDDING PHOTOS

Free-One beautiful colored en-
largement with every dozen. Phone
Dinsmore 3705, or residence phone
Dinsmore 0113 for free motor car SER
vice to our studio. Open Sundays.
L. Hurwitz Photo Studio, 2528 Cen
trail avenue.-Advertise
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BETROTHED

Mrs. Nettie Bolter, 1912 E 10Th
street, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Lee, to Mr.. Charles Har-
ris of this city.
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VOTE FOR
A. w. SKOG
THE PRESENT
REGISTER OF DEEDS AND
REGISTRAR OF TITLES
HENNEPIN COUNTY
THE PRESENT

Voters should remember that all lands
System by the State and that
must be elected this office safeguard the
County Millions of dollars represented by these
Certificates of Title proceedings
be serious.
to be
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20
BETH Ell CONGREGATION

Services will be held Friday even
ing, October Goth, at the Talmud
Torah Auditorium Rabbi Heller will
preach the sermon, Beginning and
End of Knowledge"
The first session of the Beth Ell
Synagogue Sunday School will be held
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in the vestry rooms of the Adath Yes
hurun.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-02-16
Missouri Farmers Portray Conditions
Under Harding

Recent announcements as to the
result of survey inquiry among 3,4oo
farmers of Missouri concerning agri-
cultural and business conditions have
attracted much attention because OF
the graphic way in which existing
conditions in Missouri are depicted by
the answers to the inquiries. Moth
ing could show more clearly the dis
astrous effect of Hardings policies,
coupled with Hyde's tactics than this
survey, which was conducted by the
Missouri Cooperative Crop Reporting
Service, through E. A. Logan, of the
United States Department of Agri-
culture and Jewell Mayes of the State
Board. The answers were summar-
lied under different headings, and
here are some of the summaries:
Number of Farmers Going Through
Baakruptcy.-Not many farmers have
availed themselves of the bankruptcy
courts but where a man actually fail
ed, in many cases he has simply quit
and walked away or else he may have
been sold out by the sheriff. The
opinion is very general that many
farmers are broke and do not know
il also that if they were forced to pay
their debts that a very much larger
number would go to the wall. Farm
ers complain that interest rates are
too high and that they should secure
a lower rate than 8 per cent. lnstan-
ces are being reported of bonus pay
ment being required in addition to the
interest. In the main, country bank
ers are carrying over all loans posi-
BILE. They would rather secure pay
ment of even a part of the interest
due and renew the loan than have the
collateral. Great numbers OF Mis-
souri, farms are not mortgaged and
these observations do not apply d.
rectly to them.
Solution of the Farm Situation
Freight Rates.-The uniform opinion
of Missouri farmers is that freight
rates are too high and that they
should be reduced Immediately, some
going SO far as to suggest a so per cent
reduction in freight and 40 per cent
in express rates. Out of the 3,4oo re-
plies almost every man who offered
any suggestion included freight rates.
Farmers believe that too large a pro-
portion of the value is paid on the
product for freight. both going out
and coming in. They are resentful
of the guaranteed rates and many Of
them ask for repeal. Some few sug-
--st G.. vcrnment ownership Of rail-
roads. A few localities complain that
wheat sold to- local mills brings !
price that l. the primary market min
- the freight they then pay for flour
made At that same mill on the basis Of
the primary market quotations plus
the Height Missouri tanners believe
that rednesioa II freight rates wou(i
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-02-16
Order Of pII,ieaeioa.

State Of Missouri County Of Bates, u
In the Probate Court Novembel
term, 1921. January 20. I01A
Estate of j. N. Cstterlin, Deceased
Lucy A. Catterlin, Administrators.
Order of Publication
Now on this day comes Lucy A
Catterlin, Administrative of the e.
tate Of ]. N. Catterlin, deceased, and
presents to the Court her petition
praying for an order for the sale Of
certain real estate of which said, ].
N. Catterlin died seized. described %
follows:
The middle onc-third OF lot Two
(2), Block Thirteen (I3) and the 4.
West Half Of the East wall
which wall stands on the West
side of the East one-third (1-3).
of said Lot and the East Half
of the West wall of the build
ing which wall stands on the
East side of the West one-third
(I-3) of said lot; also. an easment
in and right to use the stairway
located upon the East side of the
East wall aforesaid giving access
to the second story of the build
ing standing on the ground to be
to pay the debts of said estate;
which said petition is accom-
panied by the accounts, lists and in
ventories as required by law, all verb
fled by affidavit. showing that said
estate is indebted and that said debts
are unpaid for want of sufficient a.
sets.
On examination thereof. it is Or
dered by the Court that all persons
interested in the estate of said de-
ceased be notified that application -
aforesaid has been made. and unless
the contrary be shown on the 9th day
of March, 1922. when Court will be
in session, an order will be made for
the sale of the whole. or so much OF
said real estate as will pay the debts
of said deceased. And it is further
ordered by the Court that copy OF
this order and notice be published IN
The Butler Weekly Times. 2 weekly
printed and published "a
Bates County. Missouri. for four
weeks before said date, aud that .
copy of this order and notice be
,erved on each of the heirs and devil
ices Of said deceased residing in
Rates County. Missouri. at least ten
laws before said day of Court.
State of Missouri. county of Bates. 81
7. H. F. Sheppard, Judge and Ex-
,fsicio Clerk Of the Probate Court:
,etd within and for the County OF
Rates in the State of Missouri. hereby
Gritty that the foregoing is = true
opy of the original order of publica-
ion therein referred to. as the same
ppears of record in said Court.
Witness nv hand and the
seal of said Court. Doae
fSeal) at office in the City Of
Butler. Missouri. this 2oth
day OF January. ro22.
Fl. E. SHEPPARD,
Judge and Ex-officio Clerk OF
Probate. 1917
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Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that letters
testamentary upon the estate OF
Rhoda A. Gallagher deceased. have
been granted to the undersigned by
the Probate Court of Bates County.
Missouri. bearing date the goth day
of January, 1929.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to the undersigned for allow
ance within six months after the date
Of said letters. or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit of such es-
tate; and if such claims be not ex-
hibited within one year from the date
of granting said letters they shall be
forever barred.
Witness my signature this goth day
OF January. 1874.
JOHN /. TRAVER.
Attest: Executor.
(SeaD H. E. SHEPPARD.
i7-At judge Of Probate.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-02-16

Oregon county boasts OF . citizen.
A. F. Mckinney. Sc years old. VIII"
resides two miles from Koshkonong.
whose parents on Christmas celebrat-
ed their tooth wedding anniversary IN
Scotland. Mr.. Mckinney lives aloue
OH his farm near the Peach Center.
Twice . week he wslks to Kosh-
kononR and back again to his home.
On New Years Day he swore off
using tobacco after being an inveter-
ate smoker for g years. Mr.. Nc
Kenzey's relatives are al Ioag lived.
Ills mother d lsp aud his father lss
yean Of age. He. has two sisters.
one 100 years old. the other - years
old. both Of WHOM reside b lllinois.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-02-16
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Howard Maup,n and
Myrtle Maupin, his wise, by their
certain deed of trust dated the first
day of November. 1910, and record
ed in the Recorders office of Bates
County at Deed Book a44, page sol
convey to the undersigned w. H.
Erwin all their right, title, interest
and estate, in and to the following
described Real Estate situated in the
County of Bates, State of Missouri.
viz:
The East half of the Southeast
quarter of Section Fifteen U5)
in Township Forty-two (42)
and Range Twenty-rine (2o)
Which said conveyance was made IN
trust to secure the payment of one
certain pronissory note in said deed
described. and whereas default has
been made in the payment of interest
due on said note and the owner OF
said note is entitled to enforce pay
ment of said note now therefore, in
accordance with the provisions OF
said deed of Trust. and at the re-
quest Of the legal holder of said note.
I will proceed to sell the above de-
scribed Real Estate at the North
Door Of the Court House in the City
of Butler. in the County of Bates.
State aforesaid to the highest bidder
for cash. at public auction. on
Monday. the 9th day of March. io2a
between the hours Of nine in the
forenoon and five in the afternoon Of
that day to satisfy said note. together
With the cost and expense of execut-
isg this trust
w. H. ERWIN.
Trustee.
Dated THE 9Th day Of February.
soea 49,
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Estates Administrators, Executors
! Guardians. Curators
February ~, 1o72
Mckee. J. J.---.-.--------W. F. Duvall
Huttannus, Henry---J. w. Jamison
Park, William W.-Maggie L. Park
Willis, Amy.----------C. L. Kinder
Williams. James MI. w. Jamison
February az, 1922
Dawson. John Wesley-R. I. Dawson
Jackson, Andrew-~-~--.-----C. E. Heyle
Christy, John M.-.---.--.-T. F. Christy
Davidson, George G...-.-~-N. G. Rowe
Kelley, Samuel O.-.,-.-----Lee Kelley
| March I. roa2
Brodie. Rosie .-.-.----,--,--S. G. Adams
Page, Columbus N...-..-R. H. Ross
Beshore, Israel-....--.-.Calvin Beshore
| Williams, John W...Edgar F. Hirni
Cummins, r. G..-~Albert D. Cummins
Schultz, Elizabeth--,..B. F. Wheeler
March 2. 1oaa
Curnutte. James MIL. Curnutte
Julien, Reinhold Amanda Julien
Carroll. S. W.....-.--.-,,.M. M. Carroll
Janssens, David....,,...--W. d. Janssens
Sims, John B...------.---. Dovie V. SIMS
March 3, 1o2a
Daniels, Ellen E..~.,.~~.-A. L. Daniels
Guynn. Reuben A.--~Zella L. Guynn
Wright, P. k..-~..... Ruby Wright
Hunt, Elizabeth S...~..Chas. G. Hunt
Kisner, William N.-Charles 7. Kisner
T.. March 4. I9aa
Gardner, w. E.. A. Tinsley
Crissnlan, D. M. j., T. B. Crissman
Jones, Sarah E.--.--,-Mary J. Canada
Dillon, Edmond. Homer Duvall
Baskerville. V LIB. R. Baskerville
Shelton. Mary CD. Harold Shelton
March s. 1oaa
Bale, Rosina..------..-. ------Henry Bale
Good. w. B.--~---------.-.-~C B. Good
Lyon. L. A.-.-.--.-----Arthur L. Lyon
kiltz, Peter--..-..--..---.---R. f. Hoover
Shelton, Charles A.-..Ella r. Shelton
March 2. 1oaa
Fouts, Vienna L..-..~,~...M Mary c. Fouts
Callahan, H. M. Effie M. Callahan
Koontz, Ted, ct al..-Anna E. koontz
Williams, Charlie W.-Edgar F. Hirni
Berryhill George O.-.W. O. Berryhill
March 8. 19aa
Harper, Helen B...--...Alice Harper
Dykman George Helena Dykman
Green, r., N. c. M.-.-.F. F. Archer
Speaks, Mabel, ct al~.-G. H. Pahlman
Snow, Walter B.-....-,...H II. H. Snow
March 9. I9aa
Young N. A., N. C. Mr.. Sutherland
Roger, ct ALA. A. Walden
Roach, A. r. ct ALL. T. H. Roach
Cough, A. D., ct al-.---.-O. E. Cough
Matson. Beryl. ct al--.--k. +. Natson
March 10. 1oaa
Bale, Mary E .-.....-.--.D. B. Reist
Miller. V. L., ct al..,.....Anna L. Miller
[4alfert, G. w., N c Ms. E. Halfert
Bullock. Wallace wv. J. Bullock ;
NauIulaIl, -. E-s CT dl--rs W. @1ShoPSA~A |
March II. 1921 {
Raybourn, L. Tt. Fl. Raybourn
Nesbit. Weaver BIZ. A. Nesbit
Roberts, F. Z..-----Zetta a. Nesblt
Lyon. J. W.-....---Arthur E. Lyon {
King. Ruth, ct al-Weldon D. Yates
March 10. ro2a
Bishop, J. H. ct al...,---.-W. D. Yates
Cotton, VIM. II. ct al--W. D. Yates
)arr, Floyd.-..--.....,.. William Laughlin
Zee, George L. ct all. w. Jamison
Monroe. Fay B.--..---J. w. Jamison j
March n, I922
3lough, P. NJ Weldon D. Yates
Erwin, John R...Annie L. Erwin
<amm, w. T. ct al..Kate Kamm
Wolfe. R. W..-------------F. S. Wolfe c
BY order of
Fl Z. SHEPPARD
Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk of |
Probate.
D., uotar pa;d n Z ,
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PROBATE COURT DOCKET

February Term. r9ss.
Estates Administrators, Executors
Guardians. Curators
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The experience of Mat Cleary that
the Bunccton Eagle tells about
should cure him of smoking for some
time. Not long ago he was oiling
forty-one head of hogs on his farm.
with highly inflammable oil, when
flames burst from the lot where they
were penncd and they were burned up
in short time. The only way Nr.
Cleary can account for the fire 10
that he was smoking and may have
tossed match down while It was
still lighted. The hogs were all pure
bred Poland Chinas and the best LOT
he had ever raised
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February ~, 1o72
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
FRANK TINNEY COMING,
STAR OF TICKLE me-"

Tho existent craving for amusement
w:Il he more than sattatrd when Arthur
IIamin.rs'oln'S musical comedy SpIurEe
"Tjcklr Me-" win Frank Tinn"r, stAFi'H'
VIII dusrrnd upon uS Mt the 'ouri
rirhts starting Thursday. Junuary -6th
with matinee ON Saturday.
Mr.. Tinncy has Il role in "Tickle NC
that ifs his unique personality win
r,nv, like nicely. with bis merry quipS'
lis rrnt-.suuc dancing. his s!dr-SpilttihS
comedy, all topped of with delicious
iravrsry. which are guaranteed to Keep
n,c audience in lit Of laughter from
,hc opening overture 10 the final good
.ufghl' signal. Th" solid support IN
rludrs Vie CassmOrc, Sonia RarAphh'
Charles Grohs. May liaun, Ealden
Ho.lnno. Doris Arden, Lillian Rng'
,;corgc Anderson. Rowland Woodruff
Tom n'IIaro. Vincent Townsend. Jerome
kirkland. and n host of others. For'y
or more adorable creatures or apnnhaht
charms. make W the girly enseinOie'
Seats ready Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Comedian De Luxe Keeps
Rex Patrons in UprOar

Roe Rcavcs, comedian d" luxe WIN
tie "Whirl Of Mirth' at the EcXthentTc
This week Is furnishing enough laughs
for any regular show. But IN ADDITION
10 Reavcs. thcr,. IS also VIII Jarvis ana
, quartctte of singing BEAUTIES In IN"
act that makes 1t complete IN every
detail. It's Il hang-up bill. III" am"
ae always offered at the RcN. "NAefI-
ing's Theatre 0f Refinement
Perry and pcpp!n". with their violin
and accordion act. are also very enter
tanning.
Maude Ryan. singing comedirnnc. has
an act that Is somewhat different from
the usual run. making her very popular
amnn.. tho amusement seekers.
CartwCll and Walker. in their original
SONGS and talk. ar" very entertaining.
Supplemented - thcS" splendid an
tagcs vaudeville acts ar" the super
feature photoplay with Buck" Jones In
the leading role. a news weekly and
good comedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
NIFTY CALENDARS
H. @. Frisdr1chs, Local SporanS oooeo
Dealer, IL Distributing
Wilson Calendars.

In years gone by. 1t always was iao
to see who could get the prettlest Cal.
endars. Were those seekers present Soe
LAY they would be afforded an oppor-
:Unity Of getting one or the hlltiest
calendars OF the year at the II. VI
Friedr!chs Sporting Goods store.
Mr.. FrIedrichs has received Supp.
Of the Wilson Company calendars anu
they are being distributed. Ine ca'eu
OARS are in four sheets, displaying pref.
t. ui"tures in colors OF young lady
playiug golf. another tennis, and two
young men, playing baseball and FOOT
ball. Pictures Of skiing. toboeaning,
tack. fishing, swimming. canoeins'
skating and basketball. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
HUNTINGTON MAN
FINISHES THIRD IN
SHOOT At PINEHURST

piurhurst, y, e. Ian lH.-W. X.
RrunkS OF Columbia. Il member q! the
South Carolina state championship
team. led rrld Of ntngtE r"n;"sta"tS
by a marLln 81 one tar.;r, n tn" pr"liw-
mary haud.Car. shot at ln"hurSt To-
day. aud won the trophy ami Gr~t money
with score of %, troi>cn from the 80
yard line.
\. Elliott Ranney. Connecticut. all
round champion, WAS second W''h ~
shooting at II yards. Tw"Hty "f IN"
field broke 90 or better and dr, .ded the
financial rmulumcnts.
-Four shooters tied FOR third N@a'c
with % breaks each. Th"N We" NJ
lHal. of Allentown, Pa: Frank Fr"cH'
OF Vancouver. WASH: II i. HrAd'I"'N,
of Pittsburgh. and J. L. i.Al!'nr"' OF
Huntington, W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Hi|da Bailey Plays
Leading carnival" Role

lIilda Bailey. one Of tho best known
Of the younger English actresses in
Innton is seen In the leading role of
The vivaclous little wife. In Harley
linulcs elaborate film production Car
nIyal." recently released 10y United Art
lists and which will lac the feature ut
,hc court Theatre beginning Monday,
matinee. January %. four times daily
Mirs BAILEY by her work and sheer
.hulty. won IL high place in the spoken
drNmt and raw no reason why rh"
should risk her hardwon murcla In I"
new iiclh
'rhcn cnIur tho opnrtunity l." plny tho
mart 81 ''Slmnuctla" Ia the r"r""u yer
r,luu Of ','IrniluI" part which nho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
WON TWO MORE

+. \. Stuart. who ispaying u number
Of pocket billiard artists In IA series cf
preliminary matches in this city I" dc
eide the city representative In IN" state
,uurua m"rt. Won two NOR" games YES
,"rdaN. lie defeated John Go>!cy. 100
81. and II. L.. King l60.i".
Today Stuart meets Harry RCuta"r
and Rob Livingstone. one match IL
played in tho afternoon and the other
In the evening. All matches are ocinS
played in the Ruttcr parlors.
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had created on the stage with Matheson
Lang. and tho possibilities which II Of
fcrcd proved too promising TO r"slst
Nevertheless. It ~ sn.d. she Stlll had
qualms OF doubt 40 To whether the move
was advisable, until the picture was
flnl Shnh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

Fannie Hurst writes for the sans and
the courageous. She Is frank, soms-
limos startlingly SO, but much OF the
value OF her stories Is due TO the very
fact that she refuses to gloss anything
over. She writes. not Of criminals, but
Of every day people. who face and meet
thu problems OF life. Her series OF
eight vivid novelsttes win start in The
Intslltgencsr, on tho big feature page,
Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
NATIONALS WIN
Defeated Kahn Club Midgets IN Fast
But Onesided Game,
13 to 10.

In a hard but fast game. tho Nation
AIS basketball team defeated tn" Kahn
Club Midgets last evening on the Kahn
Club floor. by tho sCor" %5-lS. Both
terms showed good team work. but the
Nationals outplayrd the home lads all
the time. The score:
~oI a&o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
YANKEES WIN

PLAYING In rare form for an opening
gam. The Yankees a {. basketball
team defeated tho Kahn Club auintetta
last evening on the Kain club floor. 90
IN IA. In "A hard played game. The Yam
l,ces showed better form than the home
team. with IIelmbrIrht dong. tho star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
B ethany-i4.

Suh>--NulrN Tor I"uk; Randolph for
Rumrk": Xn"l for Rand 'lpu. Smith FOR
G.pfnrd: H"ud,Atcr for Hanson; Nl"SS
tor Martin: Martin for kloss.
Goals look. >; Kelley. /: Wells. Z;
Cfrprord ;: R"arkr. ?. Randolph. ?;Mar-
tin |, Hanson, ,: kilgorc, =; Frcdricks.
|; TiGhc, |: PojndcNter. ,.
FoulS-krlIry. . ont Of \; E"ark U
out of |: Martin, out Of *: TiShe' :
out Of ).
Refcrce-Boyce, w. II. s.
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Every time you fall down an y"Ur
Job /, - harder 20 pick yourself up on
tho next one.
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Gain Midgets.

Goals-Selvey. I; Q. SeahrIgh', 4; Es-
ter. 3; r. SeabriGht. /: ksl"r. :; ladden,
l. Foso. ..
Fouls--Ester ) out of :; Keller, s ont
OF l5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

how to put on q real western nhote-
play.
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Rollairs- Triadolphla.

Philadelphia and Hclia'r" high ach""lS
will meet FOR their second Ramc OF tho
season this evening on tn" out-'h"-pik"
moor. and C"Ich Wolfc's team will mako
u desperat" effort to even up the count.
however. has the edge In
weight. age and experience. and seems
to be a fnvoriatn I'm n" playing.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Shadyslde's boys and girls will have
their old rivals hailinS from Barnes
VILE as opponents tonight. There Is
keen rivalry between these two towns.
and with Bellaire playing away from
home, there should IRE a large crowd
gathered m the Shadys!do gym for the
fray. ShadySIde has been showing real
class in the past year. and has a large
following
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St MarY,s-cathedral.

Tonight's bill is headed with the in
vasion ot Wheeling by the st. Mary >
school five OF Clarksburg. to meet the
Cathedral high school Cadets on tho
Fourteenth street armory floor. Clarks-
burg is tou;ed a = fast and hard fight
ing aggregation while the calibre OF the
plG wing OF the Cadets Is too well known
to mention. The down state lads are
said 10 M coming 20 put crtmp IN the
work of the Cadets. but Brother Con-
StGnt has been printing. and has had no
other game this week. so the Maroon
and cream will lee in the pink OF con-
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Tonight's Card.

This evenings card Is composed OF
twelve games five being girls con-
tests. There are several big attractions,
and TO doubt record crowds Will be in
attendance.
Saturday evening there are seven
games on the program. two being double
bills with girls taking part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
whesling-Llnsly.

WarwOOd's twin teams VIII Invade
West Liberty tomorrow evening FOR tho
second clash Of thu srasou TWO wo"ks
ngo the normaiit!"s invaded the Green
and white home n""r ami suffered de.
TeHts. bur reports from th~ nm Top
town AFRO plans arc different Tor this
lcrttng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Br1dgeport-Mt. Pleasant.

Bridgeport's qu!nts Will be busy
handling tho Mount Pleasant boys and
girls In what promises 70 be a hard
fought evening. Both schools have
strong floor teams. and close scores are