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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-16

Missionary Society in the Methodist
church of Barlow to attend the an
nual missionary conference.
Mrs. Thomas Gary, president of the
Woman's Missionary Society in Bar
tow, is attending the Missionary Con-
ference in Jacksonville. She will also
visit her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred Nc
Connel.
G. Edwin Walker, attorney, spent
Tuesday in Tampa in company with
Mr.. Loadsholly. of Fort Meade. Their
trip was one of business.
Monday afternoon when Mr.. G. c.
Metcalf was driving an automobile
which was filled with people going to
Lakeland, one of the axis of one back
wheel suddenly broke, causing some
little scare but no serious damage was
done. Others cars picked up the pas
sengers and they reached Lakeland
in time for the first session of the
Bible school now being held there.
Miss Christian Wilson, student of
Tallahassee is visiting her parents to
recuperate from a spell of sickness,
she had severe cold which prevented
her being in school. She is now much
improved.
Barlow, March 13.-Dr. McIvor
Law, who was accidentally killed by
shock from an X-ray machine Friday
was buried in Barlow Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the Oak Hill ceme-
terry, where his parents, General and
Mrs. Law, are buried. DR.. Laws only
child son, McIvor Law, and his wife
of Atlanta, Georgia, attended the fun
eral
The board of public instruction met
Tuesday, March 7th. The minutes of
the board during the month of Febru-
airy were read and approved. The sup
erintendent and chairman were IL.
structed to sign warrants for all
teachers salaries to be mailed out as
funds were placed to the credit of the
school board by the tax collector. The
superintendent was instructed to in
struct the boards attorney, Olliphant
& Olliphant, to foreclose the mort
gage on property of ]. d. Woodland.
which was given as collateral on note
due March 5th.
The Legion Minstrels Will be given
under the management of Bert Sin
clair at the Auditorium Thursday,
March 16thh.
Mrs. c. A. Wurtele left Saturday for
New Orleans to spend several weeks
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Childs Gibbons of
Miami were guests of Mrs. Mary La
Gore Wednesday.
Thursdays out of town visitors
were T. T. Taliey of Atlanta, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. Jones of Charlotte, N. c.,
Arthur Lane of Del4and, X. d. Shores
and daughter Miss Louise Shores of
Roanoke, Va. Mr. and Mrs. l..
Schmidt of Beleview, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
E. Watrie.
B. F. Blount, a prominent citizen of
Barlow, who was operated on at the
Bayside hospital in Tampa Wednes-
day, the Sth, is reported as getting on
nicely.
There was an Epworth League In
stitute in Barlow Saturday afternoon
under the leadership of Miss Alice
Crone of Tampa, the Epworth League
field secretary for Florida. First SEES
sion was from 2:30 p. m. to 4 o'clock
q. m, then fifteen minutes of inter.
mission after another session until G
o'clock. Then a supper was served to
all visiting Leaguers and their visit
ing friends. Those present at the af-
ternoon services were, from Frost
proof, 16; First Church in Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-16

A pleasant picnic was held Satur-
day evening on Crystal Lake as a fare
we'll to Mrs. Eliie PoppletOn. who was
leaving Sunday for her home in Co
lumbus, Ohio, after spending the last
three months in Lakeland.
\ bountiful spread was enjoyed at
the sunset hour
Those in the party were Mrs. Fife
POpDleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore S.
Pitkin, Miss Evangeline Pitkin, Mr.
and Mrs. John Steitz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas W. Bryant and daughter, Mar
garet. Mrs. LESSEE o. English and
daughter, Barbara, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Stcitz, Mrs. p. +. Chunn, +. A.
SchaCht.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-16

4; Myrtle Street Church in Lakeland.
8; Winter Haven, G; Mulberry, 5;
Barlow. s. There were also a number
Of visitors, making quite a good au-
dience. Miss Crone is a fine lecturer.
well informed on her work and has
the ability to clearly impart her
knowledge TO others.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

bporimob ban meo Acknowledged
biiifeoe ZEN gob Greiig. ban bapbe
iaaet al 6ar".
Sa Sennem iaaleoeS life brso Jig
ON benoe, bapoe bum ingen Ntagt
oper ham. Sa ban bar 16 gar, for.
loo ban benoe. oa bun tit alorig ie
bam mer.
Set par ct irp9telig Slag Tor SHE,
at ban iorloo betbe, % oa mine
geoiteior9lbre por bsoe o9 bun
boeoe alene, tilbsO ri benbe at fonnme
iii oS iaa pite bun pilbe. Sun fom,
men bun foritoo life bebre emo i ito.
ligere Sio at tiltraffe Jig Spmpati,
troos benoes lllpffe. Sa blln par
rpo for at tr9tte aubre peb at piie
benz ct bebrepet gniiet, toe bun paa
fla Ell bis Sorelesheo, TOM bapoe iii.
felae, at bun blep anieet for nfsliom.
Sa bum bar Gngitelig for at lieee
til 9prbe, eioroe bun fig ielp til Sp.
sape at sisrc Sicneiter, men bun,
lasbe iaa mesen Suer for Taeen peo
BET, of man mnatte tro, at bun piloe
tilbasebetale Dor &enliebeb.
gn Gag lit bun bloc, at benbes
Ssn bar osb, 90 ocn Gang, oen
eneite Gang, fslte ri, of Der mellem
benbe % os maatte bore npget mer
END 8enifab. Sulfenbe uobrso bun
"San brsb fig life ON mig, % iea
eIifebe bam iaa ubeifripeIie! Sngen
bar nceeniinoe bolot al MFG"
Ser bar en- iaooan SortpileIie |
benbes alaee, at Ri prcteiterte meS
Den itsrite @arme:
"Sooiit bar Der oct, Carte 9iiel
Ii er aIeiammen glade / oiel"
Sun iaa paa os, % oct bar ilrtll.
Zig for os OF sientage Srberlc mes
beu famine @arme. Senoes tlineiit.
oise Soerraifelie giennemisncSc os.
@i tpane os I'll al trsite hcilbe,
men benne frembpflcoe WeolibenbcS
iaareoe benOe, % libt efter Iiot trat
bum fig tiIbaee fra os. @i Iaebe
reppe Merfe til Oct. bun itob bore
Sierter iaa fierntl Sungiomt % lpo.
Lott eleb bum no al Geroen, % M er
bun belt foripunoet. Sum bar alorie
eiort anbet END eoot % aIbris billet
gisre anOet, % BOG er Der life ct
eneite Menneife, iom ianner benbe.
0a ri forloo 3irfegaarben, inaffcoe
hi ON alt m,,lie, lnhtaaen netpp ON
benoe. Get er ion ON bun aloria
bar pGret til, % bpis on life bapoe
ipiirst mig ="
San tiebe tarfciulo. Seq itoo
itlrm peo Siben al ham, "a ban pliio.
ieIie rettebe ben Sorcipsr9iel I'll mig:
"Ssr, Zig mig, 9anlle Sen, bar on
inoiteret mig til 6rofoit, eler bar
bii iffe?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

oeilne sag, Ell slnmoonina, iom bIep
tnoollget enitemmia. 9i6roo ,enhes
III \. Stapnbeim, Sopeoiefretpr. 435
metropolitan Sanf guiloina, Win,
lteapoliS, @inn.
g'aior Doe auaneerer. Eli ebi.
sa9o lnoleb Der iorleben teleorofif
ltloerretning ON, at Den n,ilitpre
Selr ! Samp Gititer, bpor ca. $500
llll9e W9no, bopeoIaaelia ira Gbi.
ca9o, bar tilbraet Chen ira oen Ste
an9illt, fommer til at brpoe 9eir 7oe
Sepfember, for OF iptte &,lrien ior
Sblca9o, UNDER aommanoo al Maior
zoe, Sen al Or. og Wrs. anoers
zoe. Seo Camp Gutter bar ser ioor
oGret to iaaoanne 2eiriamlinacr, Der
lerlte oarte ira Den lite ssllIi til Der
ofe IugiiIt, % Den anoen altiaa ira
oelt 6te Iuguit til zoe September
Setrell bar p9ret unoer 9ebelie al
General Woslep, Gbeien peo Eort
SHERIDAN. Som Ell Soranbrina
%grosrammet ifal 9iItancen ira Gams
ei'iter til Chicago tilbaselGggcs til
toos, en- S%trGfnins paa ca. 100 Mil
g~taricbritten er last iaaIeoes, of mar
oenter at maricbere inc / Chicago
meo Soner og flinaneoe SpiI M1an
Dag Den 1Soe September. 0aas
1naricberne er beregnet of futile bl
ca. 10 Wtl pr. 9ae. Sper Ifter
oil Der bli i1aaet 2eir. Iniparet for
at ots'e CO. $500 unee Wenb % al
SelruoItpr atfommer til CHICAGO
goo gebolo, ~paaboiler ben 31.oaria,
nor f'amerifanife Maior. Otter iir
anfomit til Gbicago, ifaI Waior 90,
etreiie til Sort Sberiban, boor bar
er blet uon9ont iii IGitfommonoe
renoe for De neite fire Iar.-"Sfan
oinapen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

Seller iaa beitprtebe paa bperonbre.
men Igenten iortiatte rolia Ga meo
bebaaelig Stemme:
"Sere Tan bore aonifc roliae, mi.
ne Serrer, oere er ioriifret moo en-.
bper e%pentuolitet, Yolicerne er Tor.
Den og Selifabet fuIot rb iolpertl -
Soao leg mn pibere ioretaaer mia,
Mao oere life beflage oere ouer. =
Wtln Sorrettine nsoiager nig til at
ltpoe oere, Tor - life ianot - iea
'fal 10 o9iaa lepe, - 0ere unoifni.
De alt'aa bare ct SefunS, iaa er oct
iorbi -"
Ut Sfno - o9 iii Stubeuternes
lSnel1oe RG0iel laa Sr. &eaer / 60.
'aen meo ct aimpetie, osenbe glif,
mems Slooet pibleoe iren aieitrem
bans lpie Seit. Se par iom forlte.
net, og Igentens forretninasmesIiae
Ho ca oen ip9re HepoIper, iom han
rolig bGpet moo beres Zine, aao Dem
en- rGoieIsfulo Sifferbeo for, bpob
Der ! npite Sefunb penteoe Dem. Set
bar baobleit of t9nfe paa at mao
Nsobremien eller Ssren ener of oper.
rirmple Nanoen, iom sienipnIie por
aal Der bar ineen 3eoninal
HepoIuerens tort, rultoe Iunbira
bar MI / Seioe meb beres Ifrrflaane
Iniigter, men Rsperen ipntes ct &c.
tuno of p~oerpeie, bpilfen Sierne iom
fsrlt 'fuIoe blpies no.
Ga Loo burtiee Sootrin / 8anaeu,
Gsren for tiliibe % tre.fire unifor.
mereoe NGnb faitebe fig oper Iaen.
ten, orilteoe Hepolpercn no al Soon.
Den paa bam % irnber piIo Wooitono
fif DC bunoet bans Irme iammen boa
bans &pa, men Ga ban fortiotte i'm
Noo'tano peb at iporfe % bioc, fog
De bam / @erenc % SoSet % Tpbte
ham no / 8ongen.
"6Groig!" raabte ban berltbc %
getlerltene ilap bam % Islte hans
gaano, mems Sr. Seller, Tom rar al.
9aaet peo en- blirtig oe imerteiri Dob,
reilte 'ta op fra @uInet, hoor ban par
gleoet NED rnoer Den pilbe Gantp, %
tsrreoe SiertcbloSct al Sen pcre Belt.
&iGr % girf oibite bperfen no el.
Ter inb, men troebe mart at Sc orem,
te eler bar blet gale, inotil Sr. Sell
Ter iaebe:
"Sa, mine Serrer, hi er fGroigc, oe
ieg ifplber bere MI Ell Scrflarina %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

Sip efter Sobannesepanseliet, % -
ganIfe interesiant - netop to Wiraf.
Ter, nemlig "9rpaupet / aana" %
"geipisningen / Grfenen". Smifrii
ten er paa Oen enc Sibe: IOHAN-
MS GIORDE
DETTE AFLETIARN | SIT
ALDERS 20 OG 4 AAR l684
og paa BEN anoen: JOHANNES
BLESOM - NIT
HAAB TIL GUD ALLERMEG.
TIGESTE.
SobanneS glesiom bar ultlaa ipo
1910 cg blep eli nleget CANINE
Wano.
-Saliban Irneberg / "Iitenp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
5or Sptrmanl al
forisa @taiams 9ebanoIins.
35 Gents IIafe(32 9oits)
Grit.

Tttor iprbi BIZ beannber Saasn Gre'tst 90 trrt.
mto Stlohto ! grme. Ben % gtu,fIsr. 81 ~pertenoe 90
We nr1nesnet % ntbtrpffeHee Suierttr l Rp9sen =
ao,itof snouu for 9astn beapnoer- =, tro lite otrfor'
vi OIL uraa forblipe / beune 5uriotulra.
sin iierf % friH. nben iipe Seoeuiob. 'aore Dlu'f'
Nt rhsuratiife 9ihtIier. perfsnbe Rps eler Npre'
'hoer' bsotrtet oeb Snrer baunet / eeaemst.
pots ou Iiher AZ Scaehtber / Sl1ren. Into br1u'
UtHot, 'pieerb, Smerter, eler ON hu riaa ro az Stu'
ssn 81 haint . lin Sanat ON Saiten. oa oil eu IGtis
St.s paa ben Spile. aomfort % Stprfs. oenrs Se'
pahoiina 'iuIbe sips.
tfor at beriie hpab The Williams Treatment
IAN eisrs for big. ubsn SorffieI hoor fronili eler
Saarenatfet bit 1iIt9loe tuo er. pil pi aipe ota en-
~ Jlate (32 7rHs) trit. hpis nn MI tltppe
- oefie advertisement % itnot bet uieo bit Ranh pg
Lun abrtsie. g9r 'aa ptnlia ierb 10 Serts t9r al
nplsips til at bsiole portp. Subpofnins o. I .. I'll Inc
~; u A. Williams Company, Dept f-507, r ";
Dug, East Hampton. Conn. Seub ftror. % on nj
mootaat pr. Vafitppjt en- S5s9euts regular Jlafts uotn
s.9lnine % uben dprpllatsIier. aRn en- Jlaft fri
'amHis Nbrtsie elsr camille.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
Daaeaa.
Sobannes 8lesipms @sgS / 8no.
branDsoalen.

gne, iom bar pGret | 8aagao, CT
enige ON, at @pgoen err Ell al DC
pafreite | Horee, % ilere al 2anoets
melt fienote Walere bar oa ogiaa /
IareneS Sob isgt bio op for at or
beioe. Sfienbebeu ligger life bare
Naturell, bpor Sielo % 81, Sfog %
Tano perler, mems Sneiieloenc
SotunbeimenS Eorgaorbe Infer moo
Teit, men ogiaa De 9antlc, patre
8aarbe pirfer bsiit nlaleriit. Sem.
ner % SrGpert er brGnot luart-
brunt al Solen % oeilne pafre ilsilS-
agtige 6arpe itcmmer Sp~9uinaerne
iaa betdgcnoe pattert inc / Sanb-
ilabet. Yaa @aaroeile iiooer enonll
DC aanrle sgtter. iom TANNER ira
abelsleaterue 8iPslins og Sratt, %
cfteriom &igoonunen er poret er S,ts
isiet til Slls, iaa Storaaarocne her
M fam babe Ell 300 9pgninger
ianlIet ON Su1ene.
Snagaa bar ogIaa ppret ct al De
Steber, bpor SolfefllnIten bar llaaet
i'm bsieite llopiflins % enonu iinoes
NGrgoer al gamle, gobe cling paa
@aaroene, SrGifi9rineer, Sneoe.
arbeioe og S%epninaer iier.
Sorreiten er aimltarbeioet ilet life
belt liboso Der, % ielp Storbsnoer
fan ipne frem Nrbeibcr meb "8ria.
ifi1rb", iom oe ielb bar lapet.
8aagaa er ogiaa Steoet, bpor aIle
Slags mpitiife Seiener bar boItret
Jig. Sppe peb Slnbiteinen boloer
Sulorefolfet enbnu til % bagenfor /
aaien iibber Ell santmel Sente % ar.
beiber "Sprang" = Oct Glogamle
9niplinesarbeioe. iom moi bar nm.
oct Ieiter al / Titineerapcnc.
Gpinbiclfene p9ber "Saolbrago"
% "5iufaaflG" (9rofbraeb) % oppi
"gritbreffa" bar set, at Suloren
foreIifeSe fig / ban @nano". 0ebe
peo Gonbet lieger 9lanfenbore, oe
Der bar oct DC boebe, @utterne, Tom
traf Sroloene paa Seoalsifogen.
Slere NuIepenoc bar ogiaa Jet gsis.
fen gae fienoer 10 fra Gpentprbogen
Sobannes glesiom, iom fit Sfpbs
fra 3%isbenbapn al Slltiilen, iom Dor
/ Sjeloet inbunOer &parberg. Yor'
ten, bpor Srtlilen intat inc, itaar
lige tpbelig enbnu, oe Barn er life
belt trpese, naar De saar forbi. De
mooigite gaar bort og banter paa
Gorten me6 IN Sten og raaber:
"9uf op Sslltul!" Ren ban ifal life
babe pitt fig / Wanos Minbe. Rogen
merer cgiaa, at ban er flpttet op /
Sfaarbangen - lanet fra Wenneifer
= forbi ban life lifte 2pben al Sir.
feflofferne. Gen gamle, pafre og
itilfulbe &irfe ligaer nentlig t9t peb.
oa Der bites enonu "Smsrfnoen"
io1n Slitulen faitebe.
Sobannes glesiom err imiolertib
en- biitoriif Meteorological % ban bar
osiaa pirfelie uGret i 9isbenbapn ct
Bar @anse, palgt iom uoienoing al
for at bploe DC Slbenbor-
gere peo 3ronbeitiaelien. San bar
en- al gpeoens betpoe!iaite
M9no. ut Sopeoet iao ifaft paa
er oeiaa iiffert nof =
ON oct MI par SutuIens Sfplo eller
Ell. Sleaien lepe renbba, os hos Ell
ni bans Gfterfommere ianbt ieg for.
leoen Gag ct "aolettiern" (8age.
iern), iom nar laeet al bam ielp.
Deri er inbgrapet Seener fra Rriiti
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

Ell unbifplbning. - gi er Silmffues
ipilere % ifulbe uofsre Sen opIenebe
Sernbaneforbrpbelie, men ri piI6e DO.
be eate Gsosr9biel paa SiIrner, os
'aa tit leg Oere, iom ies bopbe ubieet
mig, op / benne al SeIlfabet IeieSe
Spgn. 8anIfe lieetil, mine Serrer,
oct belle er iiffert forlsbet ~ubnerfet:
5ctograien, Tom itob bag bette Sui
iroe | Nabofupeer, er n1eget tiIfrebs.
og mems leg bsbe, iagttoe ies ogion
BET ubmerfeoe llotrpf / beres eners
iaa elifp9rbiee og intelligence aniie.
ter. Sere bar bapt en- interesiont
Splepelie og oeres ltngoom oil mart
bringe bere ODER Hpitelien, men oere
inbier, OF leg life goot funoe hare
forberebt bere; leg ntaa oltioa toee
Sslserne, ON bere oil beige of rette
en- iurioiif Inflage moo os, eaer ON
bere foretr9ffer lem b~uroreoe Rarf
fontant % en- goo Srofoit iarrrler
meb os Soeets Reitaurant. - Soao
oere END pelser, bill ieg beoe bere
unbifplbe Dor Iofprb, men - Ri
banbe insen llbpei, naar Ri ba pilbe
babe Rgte, uforfalifet Tsbsangit!"
"8oot, mine Serrerl = SAB %
toae imob Silbrbet ON set mirbelige
Sorlie og Srofoiten," iaeoe 8iGr.
Seq taffer bere meget. - Ser er
ierprrnt'"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

9isr Ell gam,
3nsre Sptu
emtierne. Gu
Fenoe G~eoeu,oO,
Spn o9 &IG
fte Npreipag
Sab lite ipu9s
Srus SDau's
ort yipet mere
9lbre Wtenne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
|foitllins.

|foitnins.
}. Ssub fun bit
'.ube big en- fri
paifet. at bruat
or.ber or bl.uu,
obtl. San IRE
bis bn lie,r az
III isas!
D CO..
CHICAGo,ILl.
GJERDE.
RODS. ifripsr y.
Rim. En- ipnr.r
!. Sfrip efttr fri
Sirrbe antnlua
81. Muncie, Ind
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
flfGloe.

~ Strett. flyer
,rot nr'ter Ihtls
Easfgbtbsr I'm.
Smairp9aen %
5e9 bruate uoql,
|cfrteoe mig oItlO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

go Wil fra
Sart, Cite.
Dis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

Sterfcre % raifere. Seq snifcr
at iige iaa eftertrpffeliet Tom NH.
li9t," ~ifrioer Sru 2ouiie 2ebmal.
Sciiicber Of 9oean, lltnb, "at Or. Be.
tiers &l,rifo er ben bebite Yeebicir ieg
/ belle nit 9ip bar bri,gt. Siben ieg
bar taeet ber, fsler leg mig iterfere
os raifere emo noeeniinoe isr." Eette
tibSprspebe llrtemiboel fprbebrer
gIooet % bpaeer Spitemet op. Sffe
no9en Ipotefsmebicin. Sfrtn I'll
Or. Geter Sabrnep & Cons Co., Obi.
cdao, Ssa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

pr. Acre. 81
Drpecut. It'll
ena. MINI.
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|Stttc
-

tisms en- M Tlt.
til hp.rt Diem Al
|er bsrom. OBS
|emob. bois b. ,r
smsrter p.b bier
ia til at prsr, en-
htuipet punbr,'
taffet. rbsu Dor
AZ, % pni bu bar
~inbbpbtr bia til
Rtbobe. iom .,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-18
.,..''';, TER \
Pleasant Outing.

A party composed of the follow
ing people spent a delightful tina
Monday afternoon when they went
to the Big Rock Bathing Beach at
Woods Run Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Chrome and children. Patricia and
Catherine, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Vii
son and daughter, Virginia. Georgia
and Eleanor. the Misses Ethel Viii
son, Grace Morris, Hazel Wilson,
Edna Wilson, Sarah Wilson, Nellie
Sine, Leo Burge, Isabelle Wheat,
Rosa Kurny and L. G. Morris,
Phillip Hawkin berry and Howard
Moore.
Club Meets.
"a Lock Of Hair" given by Miss
Mabel Clayton and Whats the
Use in Being Good" read by Miss
Ethel Wilson, featured the meeting
Of the Beulah Booster Club which
was held Monday evening in thu
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Miss Mary Post presided over
the meeting and Miss Grace Nor
ris acted as organist. Several
visitors were present. The next
meeting of the club will be held at
s p. M August rs. The public is
cordially invited.
Parents Program
The parents program which
was given at the Methodist Ep1sco-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-18
ACTION ON DEMPSEY
BOUT NOW EXPECTED

INDIANAPOLIS Nag 1S.-Gov-
ernor McCray is expected to take
direct action in regard to carrying
out his intention Of preventing the
SCHEDULED ten-round bout between
Jack Dempsey and Bill Brennan at
Michigan City, Labor Day. The
governor set today as the time
limit for officials OLA Porte Coun-
ty to order the bout called off and
announced that if they did not take
such action. he would order it
stopped himself. eS
The county officials hold that the
governor cannot legally declare the
bout a prize fight before it takes
place. It was also indicated that
the determining of whether the
bout was a violation of the law was
left in the hands Of the officials.
Governor McCray has never made
clear what power ne has for stop
ping the contest, and as all such
details Of local law enforcement
are usually left to local officials.
there was nothing to indicate IN
what manner he would proceed.
Persons in touch with the s1tua-
ton have expressed the opinion
that that governors action may be
based upon an opinion of the at
torney general.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-18
YOUNG EPHSEY
TO ENTER; STATE
Third Member Of Pitsenberger
Family Will Try for
Varsity Berth.

MRoGANToWN, Aug. 1s---:vVes lest
Virginia, University has had It's
Hill, Barnard and Harrick brothers
during the past several years and
now another pair, the P1tsenbers-
ers, are going to take a place
among the rangs Of the Mountain
eer athletes. One, G. E. Pltsen-
berger, has already entered upon
his sport career here and is cap
tain Of the 1923 wrestling team,
which is a great storm center At
the present time. Another brother
is enrolled here but he is not ath-
letically inclined and therefore Is
not destined to occupy the place
predicted to be in store for the
younger Of the trio, Isaac Pitsel-
berger, who has sent word from
his home at Pool, w. Va, that ne
will enter the University this fall.
The newcomer weighs 205 pounds
and in his physical makeup great.
ly resembles the rougged, Ezra,
who has developed into one OF the
best wrestlers in this part OF the
country He is said to be fast
for Il big man and a very aggressive
player on both the offense and de-
Tense. He has been taking his
prep work at Marshall, and having
secured enough credit for entrance
last year he has decided to enter
the University. In letter to Dir
ector Stansbury he made known his
intention to accept the invitation
to the Jackson's Mills training
camp, the bid having been extended
to him a week ago.
The younger "Pltsey.' played
guard for three years at Marshall
and Kemper Shelton, who coached
there last fall, claims he is one of
the best the Huntington institu-
tion has ever had. He has learn
ed to make good use Of his size and
is far from. being a novice at the.
game. Doctor Spears expects him
to be a strong contender for the
guard post left vacant by Capt.
Bob Kay. who completed his foot
ball career here last fall.
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.BLOOME:R GIRLS
HERE TOMORROW
.Elks Will Play Girls Team
at $50 O'clock at South
Side Park

The local Elks baseball team
will play the American Athletic
Girls team at 3 80 O'Clock tomor-
row Afternoon at South Side Park
This game promises to be one OF
the most sensational and interest
ing Of the present season as tn :
girl players always draw a large
crowd.
Fans who have been keeping in
touch with the Athletic Girls team
this season realize that the local
team will not have an easy game
as the girls have just enough goofi
men players on the team along
with the star girl players 20 put
up a good stiff battle against aEy
semi-pro or minor league team in
country.
Chick Kittle, who formerly play
ed with the Owens team in the
old city league, is touring VITA the
girls and will probably pitch the
game here tomorrow. May No
vack who covers first sack for
the girls, has the enylable reputa-
ton Of being the best female first
baseman in baseball today. Sew
eral Of the other girl players are
listed among the best in the coun-
try
Sunday Afternoon the girls will
play the Ida May team at Black
shere Park. This game will be
called at 3:15 anud local fans
wishing to take in the game can
do SO by leaving town on the
n'c1oclS car #& &25fa$4 1@af5
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Church League cams All Even

mont Monday to see her son. who
is patient IN the Cook Hos s: ia
there. u
Charles Gu1ash and family and
John Hornyak and family are m nov
ing from Baxter 81
Harry Marks was in Baxter sun.
day night. =, Z 4, 1. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob BluebaughA
and children and Miss DORIS
Matneny have returned from t'ai':
timore where they have spent the
past few weeks. z,53
Miss Ruth Potter Of t'a1rmon r.
was here sunday
Charles Hoult and Lucille Robin
son motored through here SUNDAY
afternoon,
Mrs. Calvin Burnside and daugh
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i. I|DI!lAIlOND| |: | | /: |. |:
PI!AYERSDEFEAT
BURNERS STARS
four cams in League Have ave
500 Per Cent EACH
Fast Game Today.

The race in the Church league
sSdgh tene ed 8Ip aslftt1e tighter last
#ayenfng whe the Diamond street
SfeamHd efeated the Burners Stars
IN fast hard fought game, the
score being 9 ito 1 BY winning lrll NJ;
sSlast nights game, thet.D11alm ~, on 1lf
SstreetS boys jumped from last pIa ace
I'm theSl eague standing to a tie TOR
afirstg place. All four of the tea ms
IN The league are on an equal
basis again today. all having won
and lost the same number or
games. .
I'll only two more weeks for
the league schedule to run and all
four OF the teams deadlocked at
/. DOsper$ cent all, the last days OF
III Grace promise to be real inter
sesting: Because the evenings are
HSrowtng shorter, it was declded'
IastSeyening to start the games a
Nh tile earl er, and tonight's game
between the First M p. and the
sPaIatines Baptists will start at
Sosc1 ock
ID EEThe game last evening was a
pitchers battle between Hartley
sanid Fettysywith the odds about
ageeVen abutaHartley given better
Support than Fetty and won the
gdecisions Hartley held the Stars to
Two tits in five innings, and $Fetty
Held the $8Dian ond Street boys TO
athreeahits sinEthe five innings. One.
"a the Burners hits was for an
extra base, wllileEthe church boys
Secured three Singl eS.