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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13
CTIII.DRESS ROTtRiANS DISCUSS
ALL PHASES or BOYS WORK
Special TO The News

Special 10 The News
CHuDRESS Texas, Jan. l2.-Boy='
work was the main subject before the
Rotary Club al it, luncheon al the
Van .Nuy dining room.
Eight boys selected Tor their stand
ing In school we're guests 81 the club
ana heard inspiratiunal and beneficial
speeches hy Rotarians who are inter
rstc,l in the welfare Of the youth OF
the town,
The physical. mental spiritual and
social phases 90 boys work and the
boys lie were handled by the speak
c.s CLAUDE Tcrrcl covered this .hasc.
Judge j W Davidson dwelt on the
i-cntpl phase. Rev Garland Shell II
the Presbyterian Church covered the
smritu, side and Dr II. + Meador
told the boys ot their social RESPONSE
Utilities and obligations.
club members reported one ~ the
lest programs ever attended here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13
wONAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MEETS At SAL NDERS HOME.

The Woman's Missionary Society ~
the buchanan street Methodist Church
met "Wednesday afternoon NJ the home
OF Mrs. Fred Saunders. \ pleasant So
olai afternoon was enjoyed, az the
close OF which dainty refreshments
were served 20 about thirteen members.
The society viii meet next Wcdncs.
DAY afternoon, January Is. at o'clock
AZ the church Members are urged TO
bring a new member with them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13
81 CASES ON DOCKET
OF CLARENDON COURT
Special to The News

NlcNAl 70 ne news
CLARENDON. TcNas, Jan l2.-Thc
fortv.scycuth district court convened IN
Clarendon Monday morning Tho docket
for this torn ~ one OF the heaviest Ia
many years having - eases 90 he
heard this term. A. the hast session
ul the Legislature the term ~ court
here was heightened from three weeks
a. four. so ~ 10 give the court a
chance a. get over the crowded condi.
ton ~ the docket here. IS cases hav'
ing gone over from last term. \ mum.
her 81 criminal cases ~ interest are 70
H. tried. the case OF state OF Texas
W. c. n. Rand charged with "a statu.
tory offcnsc. will probably bee tried
next week a panel 81 go men being
summoned Tor jury service IN that case.
Eight men charged with otfcns"s are
In the county Jail awaiting action ~
the grand Jury. and when the grand
Jury acts q number ~ new eases will
prolahly take place on the docket. J.
q. Gulckc. Il r. Underwood, Frank
Eyhurn, attorneys, and Capt A. j.
barnett. all Of Amarillo, have been here
attending the court sessions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13
ENTER-iiIP TRIMMING.
BY Marian Hale

NEW YORK, Jan -. 49, II Ii re.
makablc In a season when coats capes
ns well as gowns accentuate the long
line, how many Of the suits defy won.
ans efforts to be svelte.
Hip trimming Of heavy fur. fan.
tastes Of pleats and ornamentation
drive the stout woman 10 desperation.
Fortunately some Of the designers
"have a heart" and create suits for all
conditions of weight.
The deep banding Of Kollnsky on
The veldyne suit is not content with
mere furriness. II IL fulled-and then
some
Indeed the hips are accentuated by
nn'shapcd pieces of veldync banded in
the fur.
An attractive and novel collar Of Ko-
linsky and veldyne gives the choker
effect The skirt In s,raightlined
A recent import saw from Vienna
is OF cltron broadcloth banded with
deep nutria hands over the hips and
the ohokcr collar. Paris shows the
same line defiance 50, of course. we
are all IN for II,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13
CIRCLE FOUR or BAPTIST
CHIRCH MEETS.

Circle No. 4 II the First Baptist
Church met "Wednesday afternoon in
the church parlors with Mesdamse Ed
ward Hurt and Claude Duke az host
csses.
Eleven members were present and
an interesting lesson on foreign mis-
sions was led 10y Mrs VIII Duke. Dur
ing the social hour refreshments were
served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13
CLUBS TO MEET
nIRING WEEK END.

The Child study Club will meet IN
regular session this afternoon at D.
with Mrs. A. Peterson, 1903 Pierce
street.
las Amigos will be entertained today
at y. m. at the home Of Mrs. NJ. c.
Roberts. 600 Fillmore Street.
4 meeting will be held by tho mem
hers 81 Travel Study Club this after
room nj 23O o'clock AZ the homo OF
Mrs s. j. Braunig 1904 Tyler Street
Potter County Federation will meet
Saturday afternoon, Jan. Is, at $50
o'clock IN the club rooms Of the First
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13
THE WATCHER,


d3y Margaret Widdermer)
She always learned TO watch for us,
Anxious II we were late;
In winter by the window.
In summer by the gate.
And though we Knocked her tondcrly.
Who had such foolish care:
The long way home would seem more
safe,
Because she waited there.
Her thoughts were all so full OF us
She never could forget
And no think that where she Is
She must be waiting yet
Waiting tin we come home 10 her,
Anxious II we are late
Watching from Heavens window,
Leaning from Heavens gate.
Good Housekeeping.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13
MEMPHIS BUSINESS
MEN ARE OPTIMISTIC

Special 10 Tho News
MEMPHIS. Texas. Jan. l2.-Busncss
men and farmers alike are optimistic
over the outlook for the new year after
the precipitation yesterday. when ! y
inches Of rain fcll over tho community.
The banks are IN good condition, the
new reports indicate and farmers be
licvc that bumper crop this year is
now assured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13
TULIA MAN IS LET
OUT ON $1,000 BOND

Special in The News
TULIA, Jan. FL. Y. Savage OF
Whitfield. Swishor County, In an OK.
rminlng trial for the alleged killing OF
ollie Wallace was released on a $4,000
bond 90 await the action Of the grand
Jury. Wallace died Saturday night
from knife wounds received In an al
l,rd fight with Savage about noon that
dly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13
GRAY HEAD Of IA IS
JAILED FOR BICAMY
Nv Associated Press

Nv Associated Prcss
OTTAWA. ont. Jan IA biglmlsi
" - Paul Bloom. gray 81 head and
bent uf figure. entered plea ~ guilty
today. and was give a one. 20 two year
sentence In the Ontario reformatory.
Bloom said he left his first wife 10
wears ago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13

Baptist Church. This VIII be the reg
uar monthly meeting as well as tho
annual business meeting OF the Fed
Grafton. Reports OF the years work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13

The Cotorie Bridge Club will meet
Saturday afternoon at 2sO o'clock. at
the home OF Mrs. l. V. Cradlt. at the
Luccrne Apartments
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13

will be heard from the various depart.
ment chairmen. and all members are
urged TO be present promptly at $50
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
CHARLESTON YOUTHS
WILL TRY FOR STATE
CSpital City Has IL Repres eneau'e"
Who VIII EndeaTor 70 Land On
W. ". U. Squad.

>ro--ar.ovr. Sept - (SpeciaD-
Charleston. the State Capital. viii nave
NJ rr,s than and even dozen repre-
s,n.atives among III active Candidates
+or H.. IVES: Virginia university tooC-
hall ,,iuad when IT ?SS"mhlcS at IaC"-
cons MIL. on Monday morning Tor the
1q2y season preparations. This IS me
,ar-ezt representation that any CITY
has svcr he'd ~ a Mountainesr ram
iU,. comp and Is concrete evidence OK
no growing popularity of the STATE
university n The Southern section ~
the state.
Charlesror's representation VIII m
cI,,ds Homer Maria. tu.lhack. and Phil
II,u. center. both regulars and leading
nlaycrs on tho as. years eleven. Charlie
D,chc- tackle: Herb CARED. end. and
Pill Heller. quarterback. al first string
rrbsriru,es on the 1921 team: Gran:
Hall Jr quarterback. and Fred Gramm
end on the 1921 Freshmen team end
five newcomers who are expected 20
make their mark In Mounta'neer fooi-
ball this fa,i. namely Carl Davis. star
of the 1871 State Championship
Charleston high eleven: l. Benton Bush.
Jr.. star Erie High youth who now
lives at Charleston: c. ". H'SSin-
botham. halfhack from the Grccnbr!er
Military school team. and two Augusta
Military Academy linemen. Jim Bern
helm and Preston McElanahan both OF
whom took Spears eye as most likely
cand dates last summer.
Huntington will have only Five candi-
dates, nancy Quinlan and Tallman.
regulars las. year; Mead and Donovan,
two high school stars and Perry an
other C;reenbr!er boy OF promise. Fair
mont. long leader IS the number Ct
candidates. falls far behind with only
Captain Meredith. and Pierre Hill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
INVESTIGATION ASKED
OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Athletic Directors In Meeting at
Clarksburs Suspect Violations at
Parkersburs and New
Martlnsville.

Clarksburg, W. Va, Sept. Meet
ing here this afternoon. Is athletic d.
rectors and principals from high
schools in West Virginia signed let
ter asking A. J. Gibson. Charleston
secretary of the Athletic association. 10
investigate high school football train
ing camps at Parkersburg and New
Martinsville high schools. The letter
suggests that these schools are violat-
Ing tho spirit. Of the rule adopted last
spring that no pre-school term camps
should be opened.
Those who signed the letter are: j.
n. Colebank, Grafton; J. r. Hickman,
Lost Creek; J. S. Crisiapi, Jane Lew;
Grant T. Meyers, Cowen; c. G. Blake,
Morgantown; Homer c. Will, Smith
field; ]. f. Campbell, Rowlesburg; n.
A. Sheets, Smithfield; ]. S. Hughero'
Bridgeport; E. P. Hought, Cameron; f,
A. Luzader. Victory high, Clarksburg;
Theodore Holden. West Union; Fl. C.
Toothman West Monongah; Walter
Riddle, Bridgeport: Fred M. Cottrtll
Salem; Martin E. Hamrick, Newburg;
Perry O'Brien, Logan; Clay B. hlf
Washington Irving high. Clarksburg;
Frank Ice, Fairmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
BOB WE|SNER, CAMERON
STAR TO WAYNESBURG
High SVchool Star Who Created Sensa-
ton In Football Circles
Ready to Go.

Robert Bob" Weisner, Cameron
high schools crack athlete, who gradu-
ated last June, has cast his lot with
NAynesburg college This fall, and left
for there yesterday to enter the foot
ball training school which opens ses-
sion at Waynesburg Monday morning
Weisncr. who Is center man, Is re-
garded by many OF the sport writer's
and critics Of the state as the premier
center man in scholastic circles last
season. and although not mentioned on
the first aly-state team, was mentioned
for his good work. He also takes part
in other branches OF sport.
Weisner has spent the summer driV'
ing stakes for a Redpath Chautauqua
company, and is At as fiddle and
ready to start the season within a
week. Weisner tips the scales around
200 pounds, and Is as fast as ever. Sew
eral other colleges made bids for his
services. but he cast his lot with
Waynesburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
BUCKEYE STATE SENDS
ANOTHER TO WESLEYAN
Donald, Sem, Backfield, OF Cnyanos"
Fau, Entered suckhannon sehooi'

Puckhannon. W. Va. Sept. 2-Dutch
Young. former Wesleyan guard now OF
Cuvahoca Falls. Ohio. sent his regards
10 the Wesleyan football training camp
in the person OF a crack ohio scholastic
athlete who will try out for an enu
~ halrback position on the Methodist
eleven. .,.
Donald Sem. who PLAYED haifhacK
rosjtion on the Cuyahoga Falls Ohio
High School eleven for the past TWO
wears comes 10 the Wesleyan camp
highly recommended. II" is said TO he
= fleet footed yCungster. a power on
the defense. and possesses all the early
attributes ot coming grid star. Fe-
sides the grid sport Sem plays BASKET
ball. baseball and - q track man. lie
Is a rolo vaulter o; no mean ability.
Sonn is taking part IN today's work
outs at the Methodist camp. having ar
rived yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
DJEVER STORIES
BY HUGH FULLERTON


DJEVFR HEAR the one Jimmy
i'c IL RYAN pulled ono spring
when the Chicago team was stopping
over for a few days at Ashury Park
We'll. sir. in those days Ashury was
enc Of the SWEETEST OF the resorts in the
country. and the team ran down there
for few days between scheduled
games. Tho vtranda OF the hotel was
crowded the first afternoon. when
hellhuv came along crying Mr.. van
dervii,-Mr. Vanderbilt" Tho name At
trartrd much attention. and naturally
nersops woh had heard OF the VAN
derbilt riches watched 10 see VINO re-
spouded. ~ =,
"Ifero, boy" said Ryan. rising Ian
,uidlv lie followed tho boy INT" me
hotel leaving wake Of whispers ne
hind him" Then he emerged from
another door. took another seat on me
o.ncr side Of the hotel, and i've MN
mes later the boy came out asa'n raE-
ing Mr.. Could" and Jim followed him
hack During the afternoon ne was
Vanderbilt. Gould, Lord Arhuthn"t an"
two or three other notahleS.
Thas evening he was approached by
two extremely Gefcrcntal men, VINO
asked politely If ne would nina SCI
tllng an agreement between them one
had argued that bc was Mr.. Vance
bills the other that h" was Mr.. "ou'"'
and they desired that h" decide.
"Ra-lly." said. Jim. in his hest h"r"n
styl. mos, strondinary: Fawncy be
ina mistaken for some bally Yankee
millionaire? Since YOU aWSN am '"e
Prince Of Wiles."
Ard he stro,led away unconccrncdIy.
nTNTEp HEAR about the time
III Il iI1l Joe Cantillion the Jump
Cor he was thcnp robbed the Chtcag"
team Of three bal games? Well, sir it
;sn'- often that | con accuse an nmp
Of rohb'rc team Of game. hut TINS
,irnc We had the goods on Joe, ana Il
wasn't by any decision. either.
los was one Of the greatest UNI
pires that ever worked In 4 ball game.
and also he was one "t the best scrap
pers that ever went behind wind
pad But he was not very tall. ana
sonc Of the catchers. who had habit
~ crouch!ng low and then suddenly
iumpinC UP to fun height 10 catch the
ball kept him from seeing whether the
hall curved or broke Inward.
Old Joe Sugden was one OF the type
Of catcher that made the trouble. Joe
wasn't 50 tall himself. but he shifted
ouickly and cut OF the impress view
OF the ball, so Cantillion determined
TO cure him of the habit Of getting his
head In the way At the wrong moment.
Every time Sugdcn jumped up and
stuck his head in the line OF vision
Cartillion would shove his head donw
sharply. pushing the back of Joe's head
and making him box.
One day he gave Joe sharp shove,
So sharp that Joe's neck cracked--and
he was laid up for three days with a
stiff ncck--and as tho teams other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
FRED HYDE CLEANS Up
WITH THREE WINNERS
Former Now England Trainer Proves
Big Noise" At Readvtle Grand
Circuit Eaces-Some Fast
Heats

Rradville Mass. Sept. 1.-The former
New ErEland trainer, Fred +. Hyde
whose headquarters are now at G"shen.
y. Y. WAS the center of attraction on
the closing day OF the grand circuit
races. winning three ot the I'VE events
on the program. viii DtckcrSon who
also halls from Goshen. won an event
with Pluto Watts. while the remaining
race on the card went 20 the conn
PAGER. Harry d. O.. driven by WIN
CroSsisr.
Hvde's wtnerS were Mary OConner'
which made her frs, appearance OF the
season on half mile track Nera
Brooke which took the measure OF the
200 trottcrs quite handily and Iva Loo
easily the hes, of 2:0S PAGERS. He would
not have been headed in any OF the
heals OF the races he won II Iva Loo
had not stumbled only few Haros
from Tie finish Of the second heat OF her
event.
Nu the winners outclassed their meas
the real contests coming in the scramble
for the minor divisions Of the purses
The horses will be shipped tomorrn"
10 Charter Oak park, Hartford. FOR the
meeting which opcnd on Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
WASH-JEFF ATHLETES
IN SHORT PRACTICE
Kellison Runs Football Candidates
Through Light Workout-hook
Good.

WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept Twenty
two men reported 20 Line Coach John
Ke!lison. for the initial football prac-
t!ce this afternoon for the Washington
and jefferson squad. Head toacn
Greasy Neale will not b" here until
September 10 and meanwhile keliiSon
will have charge of the men who are
counted upon to give the Presidents
one Of their best teams.
k,ll,snn voiced the sentiment Of tho
coaching department when he dismissed
the SQUAD OF aspirants after an hour
cror, under a midsummer sun when he
sail. "N"alc ard are not going |" h""
am surveillance over any member or
this, squad During The preliminary
aso?. | am asking every man no' 10
be later than II o'clock IN getting 10
bed II I couldn't. I don't know II Out
III find II out when you get on 'hc
field. eventually. You ar" 20 Il" S"a'''r'u
around town in fraternity houses an"
elsewhere and it would be impoSSIhI" ="
keep track OF you. II YOU wanted Z" ","'u
the rules Last year we haa P'r'e''
tja:rin. and think that even "i'n""'
having all the PLAYERS concentrate" We
can have the same results th'S year
Tho old mon who reported today were:
CaDtain WAYNE Rrehkert Bas'Sla. H"'
ronv. F,,,hey. West. Jones. all oacMs
Weid.-qu!st. Konvolinka. Snyder. Sp'u-
ers Potter, Dyer, Pullman. Crock Nor
row. and rerrer. all line players.
Tho new men who were here lot INC
,,,,ioI prac,ice were: InGl!s haltoacK'
! from Columbus. Ohio. last years tresh-
man: Reese. quarterback. from CleEe'
land. Long. lineman. from Grafton "a,
ArLere,,,. star track man from las'
ears freshman team: Back Dessi'ns'
( ,q5.oound line man from Warrington
X Va High and Campbell. center
from Jasonvtlle. Ind, High schooi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
LIGHTNING STRIKES
BARN NEAR SHADYSIDE

Fire, caused by a bolt Of lightning.
destroyed a barn on the John
Futhey property at the south end OF
shadysIde, shortly after 900 o'clock
last night. The loss Is estimated at
$4,000.
The barn was an old structure but
quito large and filled with hay. 1mmed-
iatc1v after it was struck. tho entire
building burst into flames.
Tn. Shadyside fire department was
soon on the scene but 1t was impossible
TO save the building and the fremen
directed their efforts toward keeping
the flames from spreading to surround
ing buildings. In this. the%were sue
c.ssful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
STAGE ALL SET FOR
4, NJ, A. WATER MEET
rventy ffve Entries Received Tot
Events At State Pair Pool
Sunday.

Announcement was made last even
Ing by officials OF the State Fair SWIM
ming Pool that twenty-five entries
have been received for the water carni-
val and swimming meet which will be
held held Sunday afternoon under the
auspices of the A. NJ. A. Union.
The events will start promptly at
2;so o'clock and will consist OF swim
ming and diving events. The local pool
has held several OF these contests this
summer and look for record turnout
this weekend.
Tho Program
Ladies' Fancy Diving-A. NJ. A. Cham
plonship.
Mems Fancy Diving-Wheeling Dis
trict Championship.
Mems High Dive, IS fcet.-"heelins
District Championship.
Championship Professional Net Race.
Il mile A. NJ. A. Swim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
CASEY M'CONKEY GAME
CREATES FEVER HEAT
Only Local Clubs to Meet This Season
VIII Battle at Riverv1ew Park.

Interest in the coming Casey-McCon-
key battle which Is scheduled for River
view Park Sunday afternoon Is causing
interest to run high among the fans OF
the valley and the officials Of both
teams expect a record attendance. Both
teams have hosts Of followers as TINS
Is the first time this season two local
clubs OF the first rating have clashed
this expectation should be realized.
The managers Of both teams last
night when requested to name their line
ups stated that both teams will be tho
strongest agsregations the club can
bolster for the contest The batteries
are also with held but It IS safe TO say
Shaw will be on the mound for the Ca
seys and either Honecker or Burkhardt
for the Macks The game will be called
promptly at 3 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
BR|T|SHERS MEET
AMERICA s PICK
Anstsu1 aolang Strength OF Zach
Tests Arm and Eye at 1rook11nA
Mass, In Championship Toura1.

Tho Country Club. Brooklyne. Mass.
Sept. The amateur golfing strength
OF the United States and the pick OF
tho British Simon purses knocked paiIs
around the links here today. testing
arm and eye against the beginning two
Of the qualifying plays for the national
championship tournament.
Out OF the day-long series OF four
somes, threesomes and singles, seVeral
Of the matches that would draw a large
gallery anywhere came formal repre-.
sentatives Of Importance that augurec
we'll for the quality OF tournament play.
An international foursome that brought
together two Of the best of the Ameri'
can and two OF the best OF the British
players. Francis Ouimet and Body
Jones' Cyril J. H. Tolley and Roger
Wethered, developed approximately par
scoring by both Ou!met and Jones and
higher count for the EnSlishmen, but
with Don STATIONS eye. each impressed
the large gallery.
ouimet and Jones Even
With the exception OF one or two
holes, Ouimet and Jones were even with
or farther on the tee than either OF
the hard-hitting Brtons and almost in.
variably they were stra!ghter ahead
Putting found Tolley errat!c and Weth.
cred fair.
Jesse Guilford, winner OF e.. cham
pionship at St. Louis. seek!r defense
II his honors on course tina is almost
home TO him. was around APP :oximately
in 10, one over par. The ' rrformance
was bettered by Jesse Swe' zer former
intercollegiate champion. wLo was cred.
tied with II.
Chick Evans former or and ANA.
teur titlist. and c. c. liner. OF the
British group. playing on opposing sides
Of foursome. each had | 70.
The full field Of neG ly 10 players
will continue at med5' play through
Saturday and Monday, the best 80 to go
ahead to match play Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
VINCENT TAKES LEAD
IN POWERBOAT RACE

Detroit. Sept. Col. J. g. vincent.
NJ Detroit. driving n Packard Chriser-
feat. wor the first heat Of the gold cha'-
lencc cup race for the pow"rhoat cham
piorship Of America on petro,t river
today. Arab VI. entered by the Buffalo
launch club. finished second and Gar
field A. Wood. five times winr--- OF the
gold cup. finished third with his baby
Gar. Jr. Vinccnt's time for the 3o-m'ie
heat was A. minutes. 40 t-5 seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
Mrs. Edward W. Stifel Will
Meet Miss Kathleen Cor
man Today For Title.
Battles Her Way to the Finals
In Woman's Contest At
Clarksburg.

C'srkshurg. W. Va SEPT. ~
Kathleen F"r~t". OF ta'"S' N'"' =, -
Mr. ;. w Sili"'. or ""' M, 20, -,
tha'- way :" III" finals IN me N''''"',
state colt ToHrAament to-"aS -"
C!arNshurc '"anF! E'Gn m""E. .
G"~maa defeated Mrs r NJ. 3D. ,.or
from Mrs Z - '91AHS>"n ana ~
SHfcl. viii meet b" ,'. '''"'s
row mo'NiaE- ..,--
- r"1'"'" q. '"' ~ TX NJ NJ Coz.
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man ~ IN" N.A'a "'',' ,,t,,,.
h"'e III w" s. E""'H N'' "''''
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I,'"hI ~ '|' NS"H'e = W" 49,. -
Mary h"E'' "' N'''"S""'s' a. TUG
tecnth hoe. ,-,,,,, -,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
Wheeling Family Nav Claim Two Golf Championships

on the bench the fellows used to play
Xylophone solos on his head with the
bats as they went 10 and from the
plate. The foul tip caught Bill right
square on tho head and hounched clear
ont to Dahlon. who caught Il. beat the
runner to second and made double
play.
Then the argument arose as 10 how 10
score It. Both the pitcher and Shriver
claimed they were entitled 70 assists
and the scorers finally gave the double
play as "Shr'ver 10 Dahlcn." but refused
to let the pitcher in on Il.