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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-08-09

The new designs for early fall near are now
araiDing every day. They are those selected
NTH great care BY our buyer personally IN the
market centers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-08-09

Vic lCdSI
Now, let us look to your grand
state. Let us look straight at the
facts as if we were sitting in a direc-
tors meeting considering the matter
of reductions of credit of farmer
who has not been making good the
last few years, for you men have come
learn possibly some new thought
whose application will mean better
conditions, more prosperous commun
tiles, better and more satisfied agri
culture, and in the end more deposits
less losses.
Conditions i'm Georgia
Now, l do not propose to know or tt
tell you conditions in your state a.
you know them, and with apologize:
do l attempt. Ii my source of in
formation is correct, Georgia farm
ers first seriously considered dairyini
as part of their agriculture in 191.
when for the lack of shipping spac
it was impossible to get cotton acros
the ocean. The price of same rapid.
fell to cents pound and it wa
practically impossible to dispose o
same then. But this was not onl.
your great misfortune, last year yo1
had fields ravaged with that worri
some little pest the boil weevil whicl
cost you 5000. 900, not only In 1921
| but a similar loss the year previou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
FAV0R|TES MIN
At CLARKSBURC
IDEAL WEATHER, LARGE CROWD
AND GOOD RACES 1EATU11
OPENING DAY OF PA"
Rain Puts Track In Excellent Condition
-Marmaduke and Bsuvats In
Classic

Clarksburg. w. Va. Sept. l2.-Favor'
ties took the monay in the racing events
this afternoon at the Central West Viz
ginia fair. which opened this morning
with q good opening day crowd and
ideal weather conditions. Emma Hal
and Milton Wood contested closely In
the second event while Marmaduke and
Beauvais had a battle royal for first
place in the stake trot.
Yesterdays rain put the track IN fine
shape. Summarizes:
First race 2:2t trot. Purse $500. Mel.
rose xworthy. br. m. by Morgan An
worthy { piper) I'LL. Made stout be
BY Elcanto (stout) 2-2-3. Charity Forbes
b. IN. by Malcolm Forbes. (VaiD 49,
Ell Stout, CHI. &. by FL Canto Lewis)
a-I-4. Time 223A. 22SH. 22Sh.
Second race 2l2 pace, purse $500
Emma Hal. b. m. by unknown Cstout
Ali. Milton Wood. b. ky. by Jersey
Melton (VaiD l-3-S. n. Il. J. be-. by Ess
IL. Kay (Ruuyon) 3-2-2 billy Sunday. b.
e. by Justo (Wallace) So. Time 21Sn
213ls, 213H.
Third tace 220 trot Purse $1,000 stake
Marmaduke. CHI. m. by ottawa (Faili'
tine) 5-l-l. Beauvais. b. &. by Bingara
(Armstrong) l-2-2-. Dolan Watts. b. E.
by General Watts (stout 2-3-i. Lady
Vista, b. r. b. by Bona Vista (Crockston)
$50. Baroness-McCoach. b. m. by Bar.
on Bell. (Gibbons) 49,. Time 212h
3l2Is. 2lsk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
,BAUERS WILL PLAY
ONE GAME SUNDAY
Left Williams, Star Slabgman For
Homestead 0reys Receives Broken
Leg According to Reports.

MANAGER Posey Of the Homestead
Rrays. coiorcd team. one Of The best
Sunday sCmi-prO attractions In this
vicinity. dispatched tho MANAGEMENT OF
the BaucrS last night that the services
of Left WilElms. star lcft-handcr. Will
be unavailable next sunday in the sched-
ulc doublc-hcadcr and for that reason
only one game will be played.
Williams received a broken leg dur
ing game two days ago and VIII be
out for the season. Without his services
the Grays' pitching staff Is crippled
10 such an extent that II would be I'M
possible TO supply enough twirlers for
the double bin. Manager MCGannon or
the Bauers. has consented to- Posey's
proposition and announced last night
that only one game beginning at the
usual hour. o'clock. VIII take place
az Fulton Sunday.
The Grays have Won three and lost
one 70 the locals IN four games already
played this season. With the return
of Monk McColl and Frank Noel the
Bauers will be well supplied with high
class pitching McColl hos won his
first two starts for the locals setting
down the crack Akron F!restones two
weeks ago with five hits and hoidlng
the championship North Side hoard or
Trade to six hits last Sunday. Umpire
Morgan will handle Sundays game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
MOUNTAINEERS GET IN
.SCR|MMAGE IN HOT sun
Coach ,spsers Pets Ills Aggregation
Through Bxtra Long workout This
Afternoon.

| Clarksburg. w. Va, Sept l?.-(Jack-
sons Mil Camp)-After inaugurating a
regular scr!mmage without warning
| late yesterday afternoon, DR.. c. w.
Spears warned his charges 10 be ready
! for tho worst at noon today. when he
told them to DO on the field at $50
o'clock instead OF 1880. Following
: long signal drill and other routine exer-
c!ses, he put his charges through long
scrImmage session Yesterdays seventy
minute battle was staged in driving
rain. but this afternoon the Mountain
eer candidates fought for an hour In
| the hot sun lIuher Martin Gus Ekbcrg,
| Nard!Ci, Phil Hill. Oliker and Captain
Meredith continued TO stand out promi-
nentlv in the acrimmages. Their work
I featured the sixty minute clash here to-
day The morning session was COM
parativcly light, and il was cut short
after the men had been on tho field for
An hour and a half to permit visiting
newspaper men tn secure pictures OF
the squad 1t was the third time with
! in n week that the West Virginia
eleven has faced camera men. other
! photograp piers and a movie man having
visited tho camp several days ago.
Coach Spears IS now dr!v!n ghis men a
top speed. and he Is expected to con-
,inue the scr!mmage sessions through
| ont the week. These clashes bring Tor
ward some force lighting. especially
among the centers and linemen' VINO
are waging a bitter battle for oerths'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
'S|S[ER HURT;
OUT Of GAME
ANHHIcAN HAGUE stan s11AINs
LIoA1HNT n 1IaKT A1H IN
MONDAY CANE
Nay Ne Out for Remainder Of season
Severe Hlow to yrown1 Trospsots

s.. Louis. Sept 12.-(By the ssoctated
Press)-deorge Sisler Of the st. Louis
Americans star all around player In the
major leagues. was not In today's game
with Detroit. because Of 4 sprained ltga-
msnt In his right arm. suffered while
reaching for a wide throw, In yesterday !
Fame The local first baseman failed
10 inform officials OF the club OF the
rerious condition Of his arm and quite
q bit OF excitement was caused when he
failed 10 report for the beginning OF the
game today.
Sister showed up In the second In
ming however. and after joklngly re,
marked his injury was caused by his
presence at a banquet, explained that he
was unable to sleep last night because
OF pain and that visits to several spe-
cialts.s today. had failed to afford him
any relief. He probably will be out OF
the game at least several days and per-
haps for the remainder Of the season.
His absence will be o severe blow 10 the
remnant hopes Of the Browns. II was
said
DR.. Robert Hyland. club physician
diagnosed the injury as q severe sprain
nf the shoulder muscle and stated ne
doubted whether Slslcr would be able to
play any more this season. II Sisler
had been In today's game and had hit
safely e would have tied the modern
major league record OF forty consecutive
games for safe hits. This record was
made b. Ty Cobb OF Detroit. In 1911.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
TRAFFIC RUN
BY BOY SCOUTS
YOUNGSTERS HANDLE MARKET
STREET FOR ONE HOUR AS
PART OF SAPETY DEM-
ONHTRATION.
Policeman Look on But No Assistance
10 Needed BY Merry
YoungsterB.

WhoelinE's traffic officers were sup
planted yesterday Afternoon by the Boy
Scouts Of the Whoeling-Moundsv'lle
Council.
Unliko tho regular traffic officers
they did not SIT in their box the entire
hour but stood in the middle OF the
street directing traffic with flags.
At no ,imo during their service was
traffic Congested on Market or Main
streats. The regular traffic officers
stood by 10 volunteer their aid should
1t he necessary but the scouts handled
the situations clcverly.
Last evening the scouts gave fairst
aid demonstration in the various drug
store windows throughout the city. They
demonstrated the various methods OF
simple bandaging, temporary care OF
broken legs and the use OF the stretcher.
Tho demonstrations were held AT the
following places;
Hoge Davis drug stores at 1875 Mar
ket and at Twenty-fifth and Chapline
strect.--Troop 8. Mr.. Bone IN charge.
Peerless Drug Company store, Market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
WEUSBURG> k|WAN|ANS RAISE
$4,000 FOR BETHANY FIELD
COLLEGE FIELD THERE WILL BE
BEST IN DISTRACT AFTER
IMPROVEMENTS.
Ssthany's Home Games WIN BE faJss
AZ wsuxhurH-qood Spirit ~
Civic Organization.

So that Bethany colleges football
team would play it's home games At
Wellsburx as has been the custom TOT
the pas, several years, the "eiiseurs
Kiwanis club. al a special meeting helu
last evening. passed motion 10 raise
a fund OF $1,000 for the Improvements
OF the gridiroa there and make the
college games . success In every detaii'
This meeting and action or the CIVIC
organization ~ We'll hurg woS no douot
caused by the rCCrnJ movement on manu-
IN this city TO haN' Ecihany play Ats
entire home schedule % wheeling hish
schools athletic felu on the Island IN
stead OF several ~ its largest games
IL Is well known fact that Tor the
past two years Bcthsny's home games
havs turned out failures because 'heS
were poorly attended and the accom-
modaticns offered those attending ~ere
the worst possible. The action taken
hy the Kiwan!s club is one OF the pest
moves the organization has made anu
the committee in charge OF the move
men, should be compllmentcd for their
good work
Tho 1000. most OF which was raise"
las, nisht shortly after the meeting
had adjourned. will De spent In tmprof-
inc mo football feld and making II
,n,, hest in the wellsburg district New
hIs,chers will be installed and the heid
in general improved and mo hon1'
games OF the Green and White win Tue
boosters OF the Kiwanians behind 'nen'
take ON the aspect Of being s"''e"'
from every point OF view.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
REX THEATRE

At the Rex Theatre today the mid
week matinee OF the current bill Will
be given. The play is new to Wheeitn:
THE Nightcap." and It has been many
moons since so good a drama has been
shown here. Percy Kilbride has the star
part this week and he fits it to 7.
The play is one OF the best seen her.
In years, ard no one can anord to miss
It. Next week Edward Fransheim will
present his new play Danger" with a
picked cast Of players, Miss Florence
Levin. who several years back was lead
Ing lady with the Vees-Bah Coz at the
Vic. will be seen in tho leading role.
Mr. Fran1heim 10 directing the play In
person. and has turned in blue prihtS
of the settings which will be built to
order. The play Is a serious drama ~
4 acts and has scenes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
FIRST CASUALTY ON
W. V. u. FOOTBALL SQUAD

Jacksoa's Mil. W. Va. Sept. l2.--Thc
first serious injury sustained by any
member Of the West Virginia university
football squad. IN training here. oc-
Cured this afternoon when Fat Quarlcs.
u star on Ward LanNam's freshman
team last fall and considered the strong
es, competitor for the veteran Phil Hill
Mt center, surrAed two br"Sen bones in
his right hand during scrlmmaEe.
ouarles was the most promising Of tho
new players and his loss II only for u
few weeks. will be severely fell.
Forty-tive minute scr!mmage was
stage late int;he afternoon. In which
practically every youngster on the squad
was given an opportunity t" show his
ability.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
LIBERTY THEATRE

Jackie coogan gave W tears IN I"
Kid" He made US laugh with JOY,
his funny capers in "Peck's Bad b
and in his latest picture. MY Boy.'b
again brought the search for the.h
kerchief.
Now comes his latest screen enot
"Trouble"--a picture that gives Jas
unlimited opportunities for both d.
attic and comedy emotions. This iS,e
first production in which the f;tIs
little fellow Is given a chance toth
be funny and serious, and 1t WIDE
seen at the Liberty Theatre this oh.
Jackie pOrtrays the Nrole Of tile
orphan who Is adopted by mean,od
for nothing brute through the cts
OF his wife, a frail but beautiful yng
girl, who thinks Jackie's presenSin
their household will tend to brinS tn
the better qualities Of her husband
The trials and tribulations OF Jsje
while he is living with his newly ftd
foster parents make up most unuAl
heart interest tale.
Rose O. the Sea-" First National
traction that opened q run yesterda]t
the Liberty Theatre. justifies all Z
laudatory things that have been W.
ten about Anita Stewart, the star I
Fred Niblo. the director.
Rose Elton Is a homeless wa the .
survivor OF a wreck at sea. When 1
old salt who cared for he: dies. a
goes to New York and find q positi
as saleslady in a florists s. Dp. She
tracts the attention Of Ell ptt Schuyl
and as the result Of an aci ent comes
the result Of an accident ONES TO I
notice OF Peter. Elliott's father and
tyro Of KnIckerbocker 'onyenttonali'
He sees in this unsophi ticated girl
opportunity to kin his son back fire
the Broadway lights md aranges
have them together a; a house part
Plans 10 awry. Rose IL found In .
other mans room under circumstanc
that admit Of no explanation until {
truth comes to Peter with realtzati
that reveals something OF his own %
to him. To tell the conclusion Won
spoil a Just measure Of anticipation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
BROWN SAYSHE
WILL NOT QUIT
STATES OF SoHUoK 1E61dHS II
WILL not CHANGE A1TITuoh
TOWARDS JUDGE BAKER.
District Attorney In 'clartsburs On
"offoial Business" Refuses TO
Discuss Controversy.

Special Dispatch to The 1ntell'Gehcer'
Clarksburg, w. Va, Sept. l2-On''eu
States District Attorney 7. a. Brown
Of Parkersburg. arrived here late last
night. In on interview today he stated
that he was In the city on business con-
nected with his office.
Concerning the. controversy between
him and Federal Judge Baker, Judge
Brown was very rcticent. When showed
An editorial from tho Parkcrsburg news
advising his resignation. he stated that
he had no intention Of resigning' AT
least, mot for the present
The district attorney expressed 'otai
ignorance regarding the rumor that
Special District Attorney Charles j.
Schuck. Of Wheeling, would soon tcnder
his resignation 10 the department OF
tust!te. He did say that he knew Mt.
Schuck had been made 4 very lucrative
and attractive offer which would remu-
nerate him several times more that MS
salary as special district attorney
Judge Brown neither confirmed nor de-
MED the report of the possible resigna-
ton OF Assistant District Attorney W..
e. Grimes, Of Parkersburg. He said
that he knew nothing of the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
HORSE SHOE LEAGUE
LEADERS ARE TIED
GLASS and Harkug Pull the Unexpeotsd
and hun Frances and IApp hArdt
INTO q Tic for First Place.

Glass and Barkus arc tied with Lfpp-
hardt and Frances for the lead In the
Island Horseshoe LeaEus
Glass and his tearhmate defeated
Brown and MCGEE 3 TO 0. while lipp-
hardt and Frances were defeated 10
by Metzner and Peterson.
Result Of last evenings games follow.
Glass-Barkus. 3; Brown-M MCGEE. o.
Reed -Newlin. 3: Bruhn Bauer. q.
Ward Graham. ?: Parker-Lewis. q.
Gabriel Sturgeon. 3; Tyrcn-Walier. o.
Slmpson-Case. 3: Schafer Hamil, q. I
Observation-Disclosures .: M1rgan-Medill.l.
Fuller Rcll. .; Schcncrlcin-tlaw l..
Metzner- Peterson. .. l. PIP h ar d l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
BEAT
S0X IN F|NaL
Hit DovlsS ana Duff Trsely-Qlaason.
ties stage Triple Play In
PtrTt

Chicago. Sept. l2-Cleveland closed
It's Chicago season today with an to
victory over the locals. The visitors
hit Bowles and Duff. and took COM
manding lead. II. Blankenshtp checked
the hitting. until the ninth, when the
Indians again cut loose. Chicago was
unable to do much with the offering 5
OF Uhle.
The feature OF the game was triple
play by Chicago In the first inning
With the bases filled. Gardner ground
ed TO Collins whose toss to Johnson
forced McNulty at second. Johnson's
throw Sheely doubled Gardner. and
when Wamby tried TO score Sheely !
throw TO iaryan retired Wamby for
tho third out. Jameson who was on
third when Gardner hit scored The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
PLAZA THEATRE

Doris Pawn, who appears as Wind
Wellington Fielding. charming wiif
David Fielding. In shame the Win
Fox special which is now shcwin,t
the Plaza theatre all week. planna
business career before her nati
dramatic ability. beauty and perst-
iity carried her into motion pictur
Miss Pawn was born In Norfolk. !.
In 1895. She was educated in busis
college. but found her way into y
lures soon after graduation. She gad
steadily In popularity in the follow
william Fox productions: Blue H
and Red" THE Book Agent" &c
Boy" and THE Kid Is Clever"
In Shame" she Is given an intern
dramatic role. !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
COURT THEATRE

Coming here. after being acclaimed
In other cities by newspaper Critics as
marvellous attraction with the fam
Gus comedian. Eddie Nelson, in the star
role. Echoes Of Broadway" Will open
two days engagement at the Court Fri
day, September Is. A record attend
ance is expected.
Many, doubtless. Will remember Mel
son as the star COMEDIAN OF the Last
Waltz" last season. He has never been
seen to a better advantage than In
Echoes OF Broadway"
The vaudeville end Of the bill finds
that some OF the best artists In the
vaudeville world are presented. Nip
and Fletcher, two male dancers who
have Just closed long engagement NJ
New York's most fashionable cabaret
the Boardwalk: Ethel Davis, the ever
appreciated red-haired cyclone OF song
and talk. assisted at the piano by Fred
Rich; tho Murray Sisters. rated as the
best sister act In vaudeville today.
presenting songs and dances: the Five
Jansleys, most famous OF acrobats, and
Eddie Nelson. the start Of the whole
show, In little extra fun with Capt.
Irving OIIay.
1t Is promised mat the revue which
follows will be one Of the most gor-
geous afterpieces ever witnessed. .Fir-
ginia Ammo with voice Of rare sweet
ness and range. holds tho role Of Prima
Donna, and Henry Stremel, without
question the most marvellous OF young
teuors, will be seen as the Juvenile. All
the members Of the vaudeville portion
Of the bill will also hold principal roles
In the revue.
The chorus Of beautiful girls have
been selected from some OF Broadway
most noted musical comedy shows for
their ability TO sing. ....
Seats are selling rapidly for all per-
formances. A matinee will be given
daily at popular prices.
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street, Trop 8, f. S. Horkheimer In

street. Trop 8. f. S. Horkheimer In
charge.
Rau's drug store. Market street. Troop
G, Kenneth Kraft in charge
Buch and DonavaH. EdsinGton Lane
Troop IS. l.. c. JeIson IN charge.
Elm Grove. Trop -. l.. l.. Jefferson
In charge.
Mcnamara drug store. Warwoo1'
Trop 2l. Morris and Foster IN charge.
Dobcrs pharmacy and McEIroy
pharmacy. Trop II. L. NJ. Gi"Sey.
"Chlldren's Day" will he observed To-
day IN the public and parochial SCHOOLS
ana the student writing the best com
position, slogan or poster on SatetS
First" will be awarded prize. In the
public schools the prize will be $40 anu
the parocnial schools IS.
Motion pictures will again De snow
this morning at the Plaza Theatre I"I
Safety First films and comedy VII
feature the performance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13

Two base hits: Stephenson =: Wam-
by. NostiL Mcclellan. Jameson. Sacr!-
fice:' McNulty. Double plays MoClel-
Ian to Collins to Shelly: Johnson to
Collins 10 Sheely. Jameson TO Gardner.
Triple play: Collins 10 Johnson to Shee
~ TO Yaryau. Left on bases: Cleveland
10: Chicago 10. Base on balls; off uhle
,, II. Blankenship 1. Struck out: by
Duff l. h. BlanSenship !. Chls 5. Hits:
eff Duff : In 2 innings como out In
third. Rowies in l. Blankenship IN
innings. Hit by pitcher: by Uhle.
tGraham). Wild pitch: Uhle. Losing
pitcher: Duff Empires: Owens sno
hill. Time: 2:09.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13

Two base hits Veach, Shorten. Three
base hit McManus. Homo run SEVERED.
stolen bases Cutshaw. Foster. Secri-
fees Bassler, Haney. Cobb. SEVERED
LET, on base Detroit 3; st. Louis 10.
Bases on balls on Dauss 4: Nangllder l..
Struckout by Kolp .; vangilder l. Pruett
.. Hits OF Kolp In : Ii innings: Van
glider 7 IN 5 80 mono out in sth) Pruett
none IN one Winning pitcher VaNSilder.
Umpire. Morarity and Guthrie. Time
l:5S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
American Association

indianapolis 4; Columbus S. First
game.
indianapolis l.. Columbus g. Second
game.
Louisville 3: Toledo 8. First game.
Louisville 3: Toledo 2. Second game.
Milwaukee 2: Minneapolis S.
Kansas City 4; st. Paul |.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
BROWNS AGAIN
BEAT TIGERS
yo,r. Ia. raxs DIP Nh strugTls Prom
Neutrality-suspicious. Sees Dame

s. Louis. Sept. 1c,-For the second
time in today two days ST. Louis came
in from behind in the tall end OK tne
game 70 defeat Detroit. The ioSai'
%took ,oday's game TO s. AFTER training
the Tigers up to the seventh inning anD
bv virtue OF their victory ana We"
Works tdleness advance TO WITHIN one
game OF nrSt place.
President Ban johnson T!e"eo '"'
eva from , box. He said his presence
b.re h.d no Significance beyond de-
sirs "a see In action one OF the teams
which may represent the league In tho
worlds series
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
DIXIE ALL STAR
CANES AVERAGE

The Dixie All-Star team is about 10
finish one of the most successful seasons
that has been played In the oht" Valley.
Their average Is high both In team work
and In individual playing. Their 'n"l-
vidual batting average is high, being l'd
by Habcrstick with an average Of .'y'i'
The following Is the lineup.
ntx1. Anc%ar, nopoueutR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
CHALLENGES

Tn" Virginia 4. c. baseball team Is
without u game for Sunday. the last OF
their schedule. and would like to close
the season with some fast club as THAR
opponents. The game may he arranged
a. home or abroad according to tho
wishes o. both teams For arrange
n~nts call Wheeling o2s5-J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ysstsr1Ay'B Rssults.
All games Posrponed.-Rain.
TIE SfAHDINo,

Todays Games
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago At New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13

The Stein \. c. team is withou, a
game for Sunday. and issues a chai.
,enge 10 any inst class team In the val
ley These preferred arc P!nsy Forks
LSfrer;y. Fa!rpoia;. Ttltonville and any
other good AGGREGATION. For arrange
uentS cal Wheeling $sS0-J and ask for
Andy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
Southern Association

Chattanooga 3: Memphis 8.
Atlanta 5; Birmingham S.
Nashville 5; Little Rock 8. 4.
No others scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
International League

Jersey City 2; Reading Z.
Buffalo 8: Rochester 2.
Newark /: Baltimore Il. First game.
Newark 8: Baltimore 2. Second game.
Buffalo s; Rochester s. Second game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13

The North and South poles are the
points on the earth's suerfaces nearest
the center OF the earth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13

Thimbles first appeared in London
about 200 years ago and made a fortune
for the inventor.