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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-10-20
LESS THAN THOUSAND
VOTERS REGISTERED
yearly 500 Citizens Failed to Regis
Ter Tor the State and City Elec-
tions of November :.

"hen the registration books for
'our Pullman precincts closed
1e9uay night 984 Pullman resi-
- '' mad affixed their signatures,
@ qualifying themselves for the
~ sl0ial state and county election on
.enper Z and the municipal pri-
o.s' election of the same day. It is
ts,' a'Nnated that nearly 500 voters for
H. u their right to participate in
,as '"o elections by failing to regis
i The registration by precincts
as follows. -
rrecinct 41-239
nrecinct 51-23S.
reclnct 64-318.
Precinct 72-189,
erab,,' > year registration is consid-
thra' nshter than that for the past
the VI hour state elections. In 1916
Of tho 'oru registration in the history
cit.. city was recorded, when 144O
tho s ' signed the books. In 1918
ls2o lumber dropped to 1868, and in
lied O. Total of 1853 voters quail
" LOT the election.
uDm - voters postponed registering
TIA, ~. ae last hour, despite the fact
staysS 'y Clerk Matilda L. Cannon
eyenin At her post until late in the
closIDas several days prior to the
ns Of the books.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-10-20
WILL RELATE EXPERIENCES

Interesting incidents OF lie over
seas or at home during the World
war will be recounted next Monday
evening by the members of the May
nard-Price post, American Legion
At the weekly meeting OF the post
each member will be asked to tell
one interesting incident concerning
his military or naval activities, each
speaker to be limited to three min
utes J. L. Robinson drew the 81
attendance pot at the meeting last
Monday evening.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-10-20
PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS.

A public speaking class with 80
members has been organized among
the younger business men OF Pull
man and a series of II LESSONS will
be given by n E. Reeid, assistant
professor of expression and dramatic
arts at the State College. The class
will meet every Thursday evening in
Emerson hall.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-10-20

Since typhoid is conveyed oftenest
by water, milk, fingers, food and
flies, everyone should be particularly
careful at this time to keep the first
four clean. and to swat every fly in
town. Let's do both.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-10-20
CANDHDATES FOR MAYOR
OUTLINE THEIR PLATFORM

In response to a request from the
Herald the three candidates for the
nomination for mayor have concisely
outlined their platforms as follows:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-10-20
No ALAG. FAIR

On account OF the typhoid epi-
demic at the State College the All-Ag.
fair, which was to have been held
tomorrow, Saturday, October q, has
been called off for this year.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-10-20
vEsPER SERVICES POSTPONED

On account of the typhoid epidemic
the vesper service at the State Col
lege will not be held next Sunday.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-10-20

PUBLIC DEBATE ON 1910" PLAN
Showater and Penrose Will Present Arguments for and
Against Measure College Auditorium
Saturday Evening
subject-"3O-1O" School Plan.

Subject" 1910" School Plan
AffirmativeN D. showalter president Cheney Normal
Negatives. B. L. Penrose president Whitman College
Place-College Auditorium
Date-saturday evening, October 81 at 7:3O
Everybody welcome.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-09-14

Laier's wall paper prightens the
home.
see Nezperce Warehouse Co. for
grain prices, insurance, farm loans.
Some good, well-matched teams for
sale. Stellmon Bros. 3stf
Harry E. Morton was bust
ness visitor from Lewiston Tues
day.
Mrs. Mary Fowler and son.
Robert, made a business trip to
Lewiston Monday.
See Stellmon Bros, real estate.
You'll get their best service no matter
now small the deal. 37tf
Want to trade four good
mules for heavy logging horses.
Ramey Lumber Co., Ltd. 13tfl
For Sale Good second hand
lO-foot Monitor grain drill
cheap. See G. w. Suppiger. 11tfI
G. w. Buckley and Curtis j.
Miller went to Lewiston Monday
to look after the Lewis county
exhibit at the fair.
Wanted: Salesman: $4,000!
and commission to sell guaran-
teed cord tires direct form fac
tory at lowest prices. Good
stock Tire Co., HOG Michigan
Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Walker
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Later and son, and Ben Later
and Leslie Brown were Lewis
ton and Charleston visitors Sun
day.
DR.. c. Sommer, the Cotton
wood veterinarian, was in this
community the first Of the week
in his official capacity as deputy
inspector for the state bureau
Of animal husbandry to locate
cases Of tuberculosis in cattle,
# there be any.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-09-14

Later sells it for less
Laier's. '''''''0As .
Stel'mon Bros. -
first-class eobbler OF the A. R. Fix,
harness store.
! sweaters9 See the big new
stock at Carlsons.
MONEY to loan. See us first
Miller & Chiesman.
nave you anything to sell or trade
large OF smalls See stellnson Bros. If
The new fall suit and overcoat
samples are in at Carlson
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lux and
children were Lewiston visitors
the first Of the week.
They are here, the fall samples
Tor men and young mems suit
lngs, at Carlson's.
j. G. jackson, Of CI,aiemont.
was an appreciated caller at the
Herald shop while on a business
mission to this section Friday.
John Stevens of Sweetwater il
a business visitor in Nezperce
this week, and was AN apprecia-
ted caller on The Herald yester-
day.
Rooms Four good rooms for
rent, not furnished, newly pa
pered and ready for housekeep-.
ing. Clay Smith residence. En-.
quire MIN Smith.
Cashier Milton Mitchell Of
Culdesac State Bank, was in
Nezperce yesterday as a witness
n the district court in one oil
he Union State Bank cases.
The county commissioners
we're in session here Monday
md Tuesday, fixing the tax levyI
md taking care of some unfin- |
shed business on their calendar. |
Miss Fay Harris will go to /
Moscow the first of the week to
esume her studies in the state
University, and Miss Lois Harris
ill go to Lewiston to enter the
formal.
6 per cent Loans may be Sc
ured for any purpose on farm
inds, irrigated lands, to buy or
uild homes, city or farm, UNDER
ur first mortgage certificates.
'ankers Reserve Deposit Com
any, Gas & Electric Bldg. Den
err Colo. 13-12wl
Mrs. Hubert w. Smith and
tile Miss Kathryn returned
ONE Friday from an eight
eeks visit with her parents in
lackfoot, Idaho. She reports
lem all well, crops very good
I'd a visit by them to Nezperce
lis winter will be appreciated
z their friends in this commun-
=.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-09-14
snasa Observation-Disclosures 50
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS NOTES =
IA

Business is GOOD at LaIer's beeaps
ne sells it for less.
Get in line for those Boys suits q
Carlsons.
MONEY to loan. See us first
Miller & Chiesman.
The new hats and caps fol-
1all are on display at Carlson S
Il fits like paper ought to on the
wall-the kind you get at Laier's
Laier's shot gun shells lust
ut the requirements for Lewis
county birds, for less.
Ladies coats and suits-first
installment fall and winter line
just In at Carlson s. Priced low
Mortimer and Dexter Van Os-
trand were over from Winches-
ter on business mission last
Friday.
Tools wrenches, pliers, and
things you need in the harvest
and on the road, for less, at
Laier's.
First shipment latest coats |
and suits for ladies just received
at Carlson's. Prices very at
tractive.
Mrs. Mary Fowler will hold al
big public sale at her FARM
southeast Of town on the 22ndl
instant See bills.
Do not fail to fill that wood
shed Of yours with good dryI
slab wood before bad weather
sets in Only $500 per cord.
Ramey Lumber Co., Ltd.
Jack Rugg was among the
Central Ridge folks attending
court in Nezperce Saturday and
oined The Herald army of read
rs.
LOST "Wednesday, between ,
Sezperce and Craig1nont brown
Gather bag. Contained Indian
department. papers and letter {
ddressed to 0. H. Lipps. Leave |
yidh Fl. G. Paige or this office. /
,eward. 16-1 c
Miss Fannie Farrar, daughter I
f Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. Farrar of r
his city, who suffered severe '
tack of appendicitis the first
the week, was taken to Lew Il
ton yesterday and there under h
'ent an operation for the re- v
Ioval of the appendix, which f
as found to be ruptured. But ii
lie passed through the ordeal a
ltisfactorily, rested well during Il
st night and is said to be get b
ng along excellently. it
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-09-14

!. ,rOuse season is open =
XIV 70 loan. See us first
Chiesman.
fine ice from Medved's new
s, y in any quantity.
',,os big line Of men s
lI ~ apparel for fall is in.
pg 9stiou sale dates see Herald
Y n Harry C. Cranke, auctioneer.
y ..mmer cooking the Florence
III oil stoves are the best, at
aspud-Rocking chair, on
north Of the Harding place.
his office.
qstzlaff, Of Kamiah, was
Enc after ranch interests on
' n,'irie the first Of the week.
edad Slab Wood is the best
[ssiute for coal, only 5000
eOrd at Ramey Lumber Co., |
Tab this fine fall weather.
lewis County Fair will bel
greatest show ever held on
bill.
psr Hoffman, the lew pastor
tbe Community church, will
[Ersr his opening sermon here
n Sunday morning.
WANTED Man with car to sell
n low-priced Cord Tires made.
|OOO per week and expenses.
Eahn Tire Co., 728 Canal,
,DtOn Harbor, Mich.
Attorney G.. G. Pennell left
auto this morning for Seattle,
qnce, after a few days visit
will return with Mrs. Pencil
son, who have been visitingI {
hOmefolks the past few {
ks.
crest Convey and Milton :
son will go to Moscow Mon
to resume their studies in !
State University. Mrs. Gov i
will accompany her son and d
18th him in Moscow through q
school year. "
!. A. V. Ball, the well r
n auctioneer of Peck, was
itor in Nezperce Saturday O
discussed the coal prospect Il
is prairie and the sale out a,
with the boys about town. q
.ates that coal prospecting is
IS section has been practi- W
pending the re- m
in the mine which w
ng sunk near Grangeville, 81
which favorable reports sa
Fought by various parties la
ave Investigated the work. til
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
THE THEATRES
COURT THEATRE

The mere fact that George lesser
and the Courtney Sisters. Fay and
Florence, who nominally are vaude-
ville's biggest headline acts, assures
the patrons Of the Court Theatre q
gay performance during the engage.
ment OF Troubles OF 1922" comedy
satire on the revue craze OF when
they are part at the Court this week
Friday and Saturday with matinees
daily.
The Courtney Sisters are original
in their sweet Southern style. They
are so adept to giving "darkey" tone
to their singing of songs of the Atri.
can order that no one in vaudeville
can do them with such illusion, Is
they create. In the revue. Troubles
of 1922" there Is plenty OF comedy, q
dash of sophisticated satire with a
well.defined plot dealing with the vic,
issitudes OF young producer who
seeks to achieve fame on broadway
Mile. Ann Codee. whose Franco-Amer-
lean style helps to make her share
In an amusing scheme. is an inter,
esting feature.
Among the vaudeville acts prece-
ding the revue are Courtney Sisters,
George Jessel, Mile. Ann Codec,
Frank Orth. Jack Edwards, Dolly Man
ual, Sam Bennett, Ann Lowenwirtr,
Gertrude Hays. Jr, Jed Dooley. Aud.
rey Evans and the Ultra String Quar-.
tette.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
HORVATH WINNER
OVER JOE PEPPERS

Canton. o.. Dec. 19.-Landing series
Of clean hard lefts and rights, John
Horvath. Mansfield. o.. lightweight. de-
feated Joe Peppers. Cleveland in Il TO-
round bout here. Taking the offensive
early. he succeeded in keeping IT
throughout the fight. Peppers tried
yainly TO stage comeback IN the
eighth In the ninth the night SLOWED
up considerably. In the tenth. H"rva'h
landed several pretty blows on Pep
pers' face and mid-secrfon.
Frank Puriugallo of Canton. shaded
Louis Dcarco of Cleveland. III the
eight-rUInd semi"nnal The Canton
hoy caused the Clcvclander TO miss con-
sIderably and landed the cleaner harder
blows.
Joe Zimmerman Of Mansfield. kayocd
Eddie Conrad of Lorain In six-rouhu
preliminary that was one ~ the fasteSt
and hardest fought battles ever Wit
messed in a Mansfield ring. thinner
man shaded the Lake city battler In the
srst and Conrad knocked the MahSte'd
HOY down for the count of nine III the
second. 1o,r
Al Dundee Of Mansfield defeated John-
ny Wilson, Ashland. in the sixth r"unu
of the curtain raiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Martins Ferry Ex-Hi
Grid Team BanQueted
Prominent Martins Ferry Doctors Hon
ored for Service to Team Dur
ing Past Season.

The Martins Ferry EN-High foot.
bali team entertained number q:
friends and followers last evening with
Il delightful banquet at the Elks' CLUB
Martins Ferry. The affair marked the
official close OF :hc clubs 1922 season
There were Is guests in attendance.
The banquet was served at b:3V
O'clock The committee arranged an
excellent repast.
Following the banquet brief infor-
NAL program WAS held. j. J. Mulaney
prominent sportsman of Martins Ferry
Was POSTMASTER. Among the speakers
called upon by Toastmaster MullaneF
and who responded with short interest.
,ns addresses. wero: Mayor Howard
buff Of Martins Ferry: Clyde Coss. DR.
Z. Il. Mcsserly. DR.. lack Jones and sew
eral other prominent citizens of Mar
t!rs Ferry.
Copch Albert Graham Of the Eek.
Highs. In a Shor, address thanked the
team for its efforts and ,all those who
hacke dthe team. AT the conclusion
Of his talk; in which he had thanked
prS Messerly, Johns and Arbaugh, al
Il Martins Ferry. for their work ne
physicians 70 rthc team during the sea-
On and as :; token OF the clubs appre.
cation of their efforts presented each
with gold football watch charm on
which was their names and the name
81 the EN-IIigh club.
Manager Don Woods also contributed
n few words on the occasion. Other
speakers were: Willard Ball. Albert
Oite. George Morris. Earl Loucks. Rome
Rankin, "Bilr' Freshman. Red Crave,
Robert Johns, Joe McMullen and 'Tus
Edwards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
.PRE-HOL|DAY WORK
OF FLOOR SQUAD AT
". Y. j. COMPLETED

Mnrgantown, Dec. 19.-(Special)-
Candidates for the West Virginia uni
,ersity qunt Will complete their pre-
holiday program OF practice tomorrow
afternoon. Following this workout the
men will depart for their homes I"
spend the Christmas recess and they
will not take the floor again here I'M
I'll after the new year has been ushcrd
in
Coach Frauci% II. Slahsv"!d announ",
80, today rh.,t hc would request about 4
dozen IT the more promising members
Of his squad 10 return S"v"ra! days ~
fore school Opens for special WORKOUTS
Glasses will not b" resumed u''''
Thursday. january =. IUi t"ah Sr'aa"'
\, ld rltr- to start practice again on
'!rI"Sday. January -. This Will give the
men annie time at home and ~ not
Ii, civ tu deprive them of enjoyment 81
The season.
In the opinion "f Coach StadSr"'i:
the extra TWO days of practice Will
serve /" overcome several handlcapS
AID enuhc him 70 put strong team
on the floor for the opening Gnc"nnt't
which is scheduled Ia take place Sho't'
L. after school opens.
I'm view OF the small amount OF time
lLat has actually been devoted to bask'
cthall thus fur Coach StadSrold mas
urged his men 20 pay as many Eamc>
4 Spnssihlc with independent teams IN
their HON" cities during the holidays
once ihr men become adept at hahd-
lag :he ball and really get into play
:ng condition he can develop team play
IN a short time. Most If tho men have
signlncd their intentions Of playing
independent basketball during the holi.
days. They will become members or
various aggrcGa,ions for that period
and IN this manner cndearor to COLI
,:nuc 70 reap the benefits of regular
and continued training. Coach StadS-
vv,d will name the men he desires 10
return for special practice AT the hnA'
workout before the holidays tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Y, RESERVES Open
SEASON XMAS DAY
National Five To Oppose OUTFIT In
Oponcr-Schodule To Date
Announced.

The "Y" Reserves will open their
1922 and 1923 season with the Nation
ais Christmas afternoon.
The Reserves would like 10 hear from
the following teams: rcnirals. Yankees
WellSburg ~. Trianglcs and all high
school second teams in the valley. Any
teams desiring games will write tc
Ernest Rartr, Eli Eoft Street. city OF
call TIE "Y" any evening and ask fol
ErucS; Barte.
The following Is the schedule o. N.
Reserves TO date:
Dec 2I--Nationais. home.
Jan. Is; rauls. home.
Jan. 5--Op"u. home.
Jan. S-Onen. away.
Jan. l"-Opcll. home.
Ian. l6--Adena * Of l.. At AdCna. O
Jan. l?--Opcn. home.
Jan. 22-Open, away.
Jan. @6--Open, home.
Jan. 9--Orcu. away.
Feb. Washington. Pa. "H". away
Feb 2--Island Ind, home.
Feb 5--Oren. away.
Feb. 9--OriOle Mi. home.
Feb. 12-Opcn. away.
Feb lt---I'upid \. e.. home.
Feb. l9--Orcn. away.
Feb. 23--Wa shinr'on. Ia. Y. home.
Feb. "6--Opeu away.
Mar. 2---Adcra X. Of T., home.
Mar. 5-Open. away.
Mar. ?---Open. home.
Mar. l2-Open. away.
Mar. i6-Open. away.
Mar. 22--Opcn. home.
Mar. 26--Open. away.
Mar. 30--np"R. home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
SCHuMANN HEINk'S
VOICE HAS RETURNED
Great oontraito Stays 1!r1t 9tns since
ulusss 70 Relieve Doabts.

Garden City. N. j.. Dec 1s.-Schu-
mann Heink's voice has returned. tho
great contralto. who for weeks has been
suffering from bronchial pneumonia
and for a time was dangerously III,
sang last night for the first time since
the beginning Of her illness. -
Friends who had gathered to inquire
for the. singers health were seated on
the lower floor OF the Garden City
house talking to DR.. Dooman. SUDDEN
~ there floateG through the house the
clear, rich notes Of the wonderful con-
tralto voice. Schumann Heink was sing
Ing again.
The guests sat silent listening until
the voice stopped. Then they rushed
up stairs with their congratulations.
They found Nine. summarizing al
most overcome with happiness. to find
that he voice. her great possession. had
not left her. ...E
II could stand the suspense no
longer" she said. II had to know. so
I tried to sing; and every note Is as De-
fore"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
WASH-JEFF FLOORMEN
PLAY WELLSBURG "Y"
College Team Opens Transforming Trip
with Brooke County
Aggregation.

NIX promises 10 W. ''e w.
on the local ~ basketball schedule
,bis scason is forthcoming Friday and
Saturday nIghts Of this week when the
~. & ] basketball team. led by Cap
raj, rnnn viii meet th.m on the ''Y"
gym in a Twin Mn The Red and Black
or,r;, vil, prasent or. If the best teams
IN m, history Of the school, even a team
l,,.,., I'm. ih,, ,r Inst wear CautaIn
,,.rr Conn and brother Kcmp Conn. !ast
; y,.,r.s ,.r,.,i,. Mill hold down the two
f,ru,.,rd ,,,r,;inus they held down so
vvcu Inst y,,r Walker will again he at
..,r,,r with several osr,jrirr candidates
nnt for Nm. guard ruSi,ions. Herbert
kour OF run;hail TAM. will likely re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Jailed When the Stork
Failed to Materialize

Chicago. Dec. ia stork that dia
not arrive on schedule. Will cost MIs'
Irene McAuliffe Inks. former postmis-
tress of Franklin Park. a year In the
federal prison IN Rhode Island.
Miss McAulIfre and Merle Inks were
arrested at Cleveland, in January lszo'
after they had disappeared simultane-
ouslv. with the discovery Of shortage
Of soo. 900 in Miss McAuliffe's postofhce
VI ~
While waiting trih they married. and
n year ago when the case. was heard.
Judge Mack suspended the womans
sentence when told she was about 10
become a mother. ..
Investigation recently ny tne o's.iis..
attorneys office showed the chlld neset
arrIvad an Mrs. Inks today was com.
mItted TO prison for a year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Giants and White SOx
Play Nineteen Games

Chicago. Dec. 19-The Chicago White
Sox and the New York Giants. world s
champions, will play nineteen exhibit
ton games on their joint training trip
this spring before the opening Of the
major league season. 1t was announced
here today. The first games Of the
series will be on March II and IS at
San Antonio. Texas, the training camp
OF the Giants. The series will be
brought 10 a close IN New York with
games at the Polo grounds April II and
is. The White Sox will train at Seauin,
Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Accuse Georgia Banker
of 100000 Embezzlement

Albany, Ga, Dec. 19.-S. c. Watson,
former president OF the First National
bank Of Colquitt, Miller county, Georgia,
and former mayor Of Colquitt. was to-
day indicted by the grand jury in the
United States court here on 80 counts.
alleging cmbezzlement Of sums totalling
nearly 100000.
1t is understood that Watson will
plead that he and his wife assigned
sufficient property to the bank TO repay
the entire alleged shortage. that the
hank did not lose cent and that the
directors agreed not 10 prosecute him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Pittsburgh Schedule

Pittsburgh. Dec. l9.--ihe w." i"o'.
Iii scheduls of the University OF
,,T,,s,,uryh was announced tonight. Six
~ rho nine games will be played here.
Tbcsr contests are: Lafayette. October
E. West Virginia, October l3: Carnegie
T'ech. October - Grove city, November
10. WASHINGTON and Jefferson, Nuvem-
hcr II. Penn State, November -.
The away from home games are WIN
puckncll. at I.ewisburg. September ~:
syracuse, at New York, October 90 and
pennsylvania. at Philadelphia, Norem-
her 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Pitcher M'Qui|an
Sues For Damages

New York. Dec. l9.-Hugh Moouillan
twirler for the Giants in the last world
series. sustained injuries imam autom"-
bile accident October 26 which may
permanently cripple his. pitching arm.
Il became known today. when he sued
Miss Mildred Taylor in Queens county
supreme court for $4,000 damages.
The ball player alleges his wife Is
still suffering from injuries she sus-
tanned in the accident The defendant
is a daughter OF James r. Taylor. New
York s,ockbroker. Her Carelessness as
driver caused the accident, McQuillan
charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
BLOU!N WINS
FROM SHIT

Chicago. Dec. 19.-Jimmy Blouin. OK
Chicago worlds champion bowler re-
tanned his title here today when he de-
feated jimmy Smith OF Milwaukee,. III
the sixth block OF their Sixty game
match. Blouin's total points being IN
for the six blocks while Smiths was
credited with 2I3 eI-5o.
Blouin Knocked down 1880 pins while
Smith was credited with l2.2II. Blouin
had an average for tho sixty games or
eos and smith 2n4 31-6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
ESTATE FOR SWEDEN.

Huntington, W. Va, Dec. 1s.-Five
ncices who reside in Sweden will re-
ce!vc $1,000 each under the Will Of
John Olson. who died here November
10, It was announced today. The resi-
due Of the estate Is beQueathed
brother. Eric. and sister, Anna Mat
hilda LARSON. also in Sweden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
N|TTANY LIONS HOT
ON TRAIL OF W.V.U,

,,,,,.huryh. Dec. 1a.-Tho West Nir-
,,,ri, foo,hall squad beat the Penn state
Sridiron marty on the first lap OF their
;nurncy to the Pacific coast by Few
minutes tonight .,
Tho Mountainecrs arrived at $40 ana
soon we're enroute for Chicago. they
h.rdly we're out OF the city when the
Tittany Lions arrived. They. too made
brief step. ,
Both squads were welcomed by local