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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
THE THEATRES
COURT THEATRE
/" TANGERINE -

"Tanscrinc" which comes 20 tho
Court TOMORROW night. begins without
the noisy opening chorus"s Of the usual
musical comedy In fact. /; starts In
what might be. except for tho hilarious
comedy situations presented. In tho drab
atmosphere OF 4 jail.
Tire Young husbands Geo. Ffsing,
Kali Nielsen. Dave kanc) are In Lud-
low street Jail. the famous alimonH
abode of New York. for falling 10 pay
the allmonv awarded their respective
wives CRebclah Weaver Jean Murode,
and Florence FoldS).
A friend (Sam Crichersoa) is sudden
" lncarrerated with them because. since
prohibition. the alcoholic wards are too
overcrowdcd.
This friend agrees 10 pay their dues
I'm the tl!mory club, take them 10 tho
Island II Tarrcrinc where the women
do all tho work, induce their wives 10
e. on Il yachting trip and inter the
Yacht has sailed away. bring ABOUT
rrconciliat!onS. something he must 90
- convince his sweetheart (Mtss Eva
Webher) that marriage may I've sue
cess after all
4, the island they all find another
Al!mory club alumnuS Johnny tfe!d*)'
who IS the king of tho isle, and has
evolved tho women do all -the-work.
and-suprort- thcir-husbands" idea. The
dcv,lupmcnt OF the reconciliation plat
causes tho FUN Of the play. The women
al hcromc enraptured with their work
10 such an extent that they fairly re-
make the Isle Of Tangerne and the main
stree, bristles with prosperity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
MAIN STREET FoLLHS

Weber and Fr!edlandcr will present
MAIN Street Follies' as the next big
Shubert musical comedy revue at the
Court theatre. October s and 7, VIII
Fred J. Ardath at the head OF n big
cast Of comedians, singers and dancers;
Mae DcvereauX. the latest fance OF JACK
Dempsey. Will also be seen: Victoria
Webster. r. pretty dancer: Audree Evans
nm engaging inEenue, and beauty
chorus especially trained by NJ. Fried
lander This classy revue IS in II
scenes. with lavish costumes. and was
built purely for laughing purposes. 1t
has none Of the atmosphere Of a bur-
Iesque show. and is refined and refresh
Ing IN every way.
In addition 10 Main Street Fol'ies'
FIVE Shubrrt vaudeville acts will he
given. headed by Joe Morris and Flor
once Campbell. also Jed DooIcy and
COMPANY equally we'll known on the
Keit,n circuit &C Joe Morris: also the
famous New York Commodore band
Tho Three Dolce Sisters and the Flying
RussclIs. Seats on sale today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
LEE WORTHY IS
WINNER Of THE
kY.FUTUR|TY

Lexington. Ky. oct. 3.--Frank IL.
Ellis Lee Worthy. driven by Ben Wh'tc.
won the rhirt!cth renewal OF the Ken
lucky F'uturity IN convincing style this
afternoon. cqualling the rsesrd for the
stake and III" worlds record for three
year-old colts IN :he Rrst heat.
Tho bad behavior of Peter Earl. cans
ing him to b"d!StanCcd in tho cprAiHg
heat, was 4 great disappointment IL the
crowd as II had hceu expected that a
great battle would be staged by the
pair.
Buater. owned by Howard VI. Hanna,
Ir., OF Cleveland. that has been one OF
the main conterdcrs NIL season, made
Lee Worthy trut the opening mile IN
record cquallins time. II" went into 4
pace at the start II tho second heat and
go. away badly. but tTottci very fast
and finished :hird-
The c:U6 trOt was Won ~ tho western
,rot,ing gelIIng. David c.
The main conrs Hdcr N zach heat was
Tho four-ycar-old clyde tho Great.
TIE .2:lt pace was 2 lively BATH" with
three heat winners con'estinc for the
final decision. E0he-t NJ. won 'hc event.
TIE 20: pace vas won hy I"hn Henry
n straight heats.
Peter Marn.1c will start tomorrow 70
beat the tract; record IF 1:SIS and
Media 10 beat her record q u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
BETHANY COACHES DISSATISFIED
WITH MORRIS HARVEY CONTEST
EAsTERpAy AND MORROW INTI-
MATE RADICAL CHANGES IN
-- LINEUP FOR w. & J. GAME.
Patterson and PritcLard. Two Regulars
May 30 Ineligible For Entire
Season.

Evidently .he MorriS-Harvev contest
last Saturday failed to Impress the
Bethany college grid coaches much.
even though tho big green came home
with the long end q: $50 score. Tie
eD:i-s squad was put through their
PAGES a :Ns hu,k;HG ;uoch!r: and tack
ling du&my anil then given i 45-r'iau'e
period 80 $cr:u!naSing. Mex; Saturday.
when Bethany stacks up against WASH
:agton and Jefferson At the w. & j.
<oo;hau field. i Will. more than likely
I've an entirely different lineup than tina,
which started The initial coDteS, las.
SATURDAY. Coaches Morrow and Easter
day have made no pretC9sc OF keeping a
secret e the coming saapeup-on the
contrary. they have given out some
ra her definite information as 10 the
changes on the line.
VERY nan on; for the squad is being
given a chance this week a. several
positions. and when Saturday morning
rolls Around cuI;c few upsets will
." prevalent Ia the lineup.
Bethany may be deprived OF the SER
vg,Ns q: PATTERSON. the speedy little
.,aifbacI o. 1921 fame. and Lefty"
pri,chard. WHO was just rounding into
"o-m a. center. Both men are ruled
nell: c!bls because Of low grades and
examinations. which are 20 be- taken
today or tomorrow, will tell the story.
Il the Bison lose tho services oC these
NO men they will be severely handt-
capped IN the way OF substitutes Cor Il
was already granted th&t both likely
;ueiilS!blcs had cl:nchcd regular jobs on
:ae eleven.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
PIKE DISTRICT SEEKS
LIGHTS FROM COUNCIL
Police Protection Also Inadequate Dc
putation of Residents Tel Solons

Fifteen residents ot MI. dc Chaht'!
Clator, Plea Santon and Chantal Court
oppearcd before city council last hight'
rcnrrsenting the Mt. de Chan;al Com
munity Association. and pet't!"n'd coHh
ell 70 install electric lights IN that sec
ton Of the Pike district.
4 number Of the citizens talked ne
fore council on the condition or tHe
streets without lights and said may
accidents have occurred. They ais" SAID
malice protection is Inadequate. Another
citizen said that tho few lights over me
street car tracks were kept up by the
association.
More than 1"5 homes arc built IN
that section and not ono light can II"
found" said George Bailey, and We
have a mile Ia walk, II without an auto
mobile to EdginEton.'
city Manager Charles II. bowler SAID
that has has q list Of over zoo places
where reoplc have requested lights ard
that Il would h" impossihlc to aSsur"
tho people OF that section OF the city or
any light.
Councilman Otto Srhcuk moved tha'
COMMITTEES ur three members OF counc;'
and the CITY Manager We appointed 4"
make an effort to raise the money IN
som, manner TO install electric light.
Mayor Thoner appointed E"uncilmrn
Schcnk. A. +. Ulrich and j. &. Williams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
REX THEATRE

The Jack Bail Stock company Will
have their last bargain matinee today
at 2:30 p. m. The play Is The Marriage
Question" and the business has been
capacity since the opening. Miss Dixie
Dow Is exceptionally clever in this play
and she Is nbly supported by the Dst
George Whitaker has the leading role.
opposite Miss Dow. and George Is doing
fine piece Of acting. Percy kilbride
has star comedy part and tits 1t Ike
n glove. Next week the Jack Ball Stock
company will play Ladies' Night lin
n Turkish BATH. and Il requires large
cast Of swimming models. The girls
nre mostly all from Wheeling. and they
will he led by Mary Dague tMiss
WheelingD. assisted by Miss Mime
npol!s." vino will appear In snappy
bathing suit. Tickets are on sale now
for Ladies' Might"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
PLAZA THEATRE

Camouflage doesn't 20 with William
FarnuIn. lie doesn't believe In II. w hen
rreparations were being made Tor the
Filming OF Mr.. Farnum's latest picture
..NIoonshina Valley" the William FOX
production. the star was advised that ne
would have 70 wear a beard IN some
parts Of the play. knowing moving PIC
turc audiences ne well as ne does MI
Farnum left town for tho week petore
the work on the picture was started
when he received the call he appeared
nj the Fox studios and reported to Her
bert Brenon. who directed the picture
Go had grown heavy beard. Mr.
Brcnon was surprised.
The director was satisfied because
realism is tho only thing that entirely
satisfies Mr.. Brenon. Farnum had TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04

GANTED STAY
Of EXECUTION
COURT OF APPEALS ALLOWS HIS
COUNSEL UNTIL DECEMBER IL
TO PREPARE BRIEFS.
Latest Sequel Nav Be Final Chapter In
Miners Fight To Escape life
In Pen.

Another chapter. possibly the deciding
one. was written yesterday in tn" appeal
of Dominic NCUiHu"aiu. sentenced L"
life imprisonment in connection WITH the
Staying OF john |. Major IN the New
Lafferty mine riot. when JUdc" ]. =
Farr, OF tho Cour' sc appeals IN
Youngstown. granted him stay OF
execution.
Under tho decision OF JUDI" Farr. ac-
cordlng to the report received rom
Youngstown. the railing Will remain ~
effect until the court OF appeals reviews
the evidence. December II. IN 81. Glars
willie
The miners trial and conviction at
,racted nationwide attention coming ns
Il did while the coal strike was nj its
height. and when Judge W. W. Cowen
refused his petition for n new trial II
was believed the prisoners chance OF
rcca!ninc his liberty had passed.
Vcntaurato was sentenced Monday TO
Nrc Imprisonment. Counsel FOR him
started Immediately 10 obtain delay
OF carrying out the sentence. and upon
the refusal Of the court 10 grant
retrial Of the case. 4 petition was pre-
nared seeking stay Of execution until
The transcript of the trial evidence could
be presented TO the court Of Appeals
Judge Cowcn granted this request and
Yesterday counsel for Ncntaurato ap-
reared before the h!ghcr court IN
Youngstown.
The STAY was granted. It was stated,
on tho nlca Of the defendants counsel
that The conviction was not justified by
the evidence and that tho trial judge
erred IN his ruling on the evidence.
When the court convcncs in ST. Clairs-
vIue tho defendant Will ask to be d:s-
charged from custody, and his counsel Is
now preparing his brief to be presented
10 the court.
Earl II. Lewis represented III" defense
md Attorney W. II. Walker ac"ed for
IN, state ut today's argument
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
YANKS WILL MEET
Columbus SUNDAY
PREMIER SEMI-PRo TEAMS OF THE
CITY WILL CLASH AT BAUERS
PARK
Coaches Of Both Teams State That
Squads Will be In Fine condt-
ton For Battle.

THE management o. the Yankee Aih-
,c.jc Clue OF the east end announced
that all arrangements 70: sundays
came with the last Columbia Club OF
this city has been completed
Both clubs have deci'."G TO hold sew
erai extra practice sessions th.S week
In order to he in The best of shape.
The Columbia club sill start their
extra sessions tonight and hold same
for the remainder 81 the week.
Coach Gardner 81 the Yankees re-
ports that his squad vii. I've in fine
shape for Sundays fray aad expects
the mon who were on the injured list
and who were not a0l" TO participate
In last Sundays gam" 10 bc able 10
report for practice tonight.
II local weather conditions will per-
mi, q record turnout is expected as
both clubs have \ large crowd ot fol-
lowers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
Eastern Star Meets

Cfarkshurg. w. Va. Oct. 3.-F'ive hum
dred delegates are here for the nine
teenth annual state convention of the
Order q. the Eastern Star. which opened
with welcoming exercises tonight In the
Masonic Temple. Among the speakers
at the opening session were Mrs. Bertha
Mallory and Mrs. Ber;!e ShoWalter OF
Mrs. Ruby Wilcox OF Tren-
ton, y. J., grand representative: Mrs
Elizabeth Chain 81 Logan. worthy
grand matron. and Thomas Strickler OF
Pennsboro, worthy grand patron. \ re-
ceptIon followed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
VICILANTS' TO meet
NORTH ENDS SUNDAY
FIRST GAME OF SERIES TO DECIDE
MARTINS PERRY SEMI-PRo
CHAMPIONSHIP

Tho first game OF 4 @cries OF three
games which will decide me football
championship oc Martins Ferry Will he
played az u'ci"ck sunday afternoon
At League park between tho NIgilants
and the North Ed a t. These two
stevens has" been recognized In past
Years % tn. best sem,-pru teams on tho
Onto sdn and n" series will M doubt
Develop some strenuous competition.
On account Of the ir'"us" spirit ~
-ival-y which has existed between the
t,co aggreg%tions ever since their or
Sanizarion several wears ago the man
sgerents have declined - play fearing
that tire game would and In 4 ngh:.
However. conditions ere different this
-.car and the entire three games are
expected TO De so conducted in the regu.
latto0 HA109r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
CONSIDERED BY MANY CRITICS AS
THE PREMIER SCHOLASTIC
COACH THROUGHOUT
STATE
PANE EARNED BY WONDERFUL
WORK LEAVES HIN UNsPoInED
RECORDS JUSTIFY SUCCESS
BY PETE

When Kelcel &. Ross. former Wheel
INK High School athletic coach. left the
school Last semester TO become assistant
to Coach Bob" HlSgens. Penn State
star. and all-Amer:can end, at his alma
mater. West Virginia Wesleyan College
at BuckhaUton. West Eirgin!a's sport
circles lost jts premier athletic coach.
according 70 the writer's opinion eN-
pre- I'D then.
\ welt known sports editor. who VS.
tied Wheel;ag las, Saturday 70 witness
tho Bethany Morris Harvey clash on
ihc Island. confirmed .h;S view. whrU
he said. critics throughout the state
unite In according 10 Ross first place
among the coaches OF West NirC!nsa'S
prep schools" Ross. SIN in his TWEEN
t.es. has not been turned by his sue
crSS. and It WAS with the deepest regret
that his many friends watched him
leave West Virginia High school at&-
lettcs. However. they Join in wishing
him continued success in his larger field.
Record Exceptional
Ross graduated from EucEhannou
High school with an exceptional ath-
let,c reccrd as player in all branches
ot sport. lie entered Wesleyan college
tha following year and continued on IS
g PLAYER OF exceptional ability. After
his graduation from college. he became
coacn "c BuckhanuoH High school teams
and w,> successful from The very first.
Ills football team car wide swath in
IN" state ;hat year. and his basket bail
Vu!Ht was 4 sensation.
Comes to Wheeling
The following year. Wheeling High.
in nre,l "t. coach TO I'll the vacancy
'cEr oy John Eeilison. another Wesleyan
grad and athletic star. who left 10 Join
Greasy Nea.c, Us coach o. the Pres
.ieu,s. extended call 10 the youthful
Bu"kha0ron mentor. HI accepted. ana
after 4 period ~ training IN Physical
Educatiun, cam" 10 Wheeling TO act as
coach 90 athletics and Instructor OF
physical education. His coming hev-
created quite biz Of speculation arG
his ahiiity was somewhat questioned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
WESLEYAN CANDIDATES
HOLD HARD PRACTICE
Hierens Not Pleased with Showing
Against W. ". u-pavts-Elhins
Next Saturday.

Buckhannon. w. Va. Oct. 4.-Hcad
Coach Bob Higgins gave the Wesleyan
College grid team thcir frs; real work
ont last evening following the opening
game last Saturday. The playing OF the
Wesleyan machine was very errat!c in
their Inflated opening game. TIL"
Methodis;s undoubtedly had as good
material on the field rs did the Noun
taineerS, but lacked that steady ham
mering. and following up OF every play
tina; characterized the work OF the West
Virginia machine. the greatest that
Mountatncer fans ever saw step out FOR
gr!G season.
Hard Schedule.
Wesleyan VIII not rect more form'-
dable opponents ;his year than West
Virginia. although Washington & JeIfer-
son. Marietta. Grove City aad the
powerful Bethany eleve"s grace the
Methodist schedule.
There may be some sweeping changes
made on the Wesleyan team. II IS
rumored that n l!nemaN or two may BE-
given try-outs In the bacHticld While 4
couple Of backs may be brought up on
the lire. 10 better balance the Wesleyan
machine. The Wesleyan Lire Played u
great defensive gam" last Saturday. but
were sadly inefficient on n" "ffenSr.
Many believe that the Methodist "Nensc
lies IN the aerial attack. since she had
West Virginia guessing II this last
Saturday. bat this is NOT the Higgins
system.
Weak Spots known.
Coach Higgins is working with fresh
start. lie knows now just where 10
work. and where the Wesleyan team
needs polishing. \ great deal must be
accomplished before Saturday when
Wesleyan meets Il. * r. al Euckhann"n.
A. the start OF tho soGS"n II was the
general OPINION ttat The n"vi&-ElkinS
game would be a cou'i practice contest
tor Wesleyan, hu; sine 4 has been
learned that the E.k:us crowd have
Harry Moody. an ~ around OH" athl:;"
with 4 great football reputation. we'll
surrounded with other good material.
i; is believed that DariS-Ell;'ns may be
the 1?c2 dark horse of West NirSin!a'S
collegiate football.
The Wesleyan pr"hlccl grows more
interesting when tho sal gam"
coming on tho 18th. loorls NJ. S"lcm's
victory over Marietta threw scarc In
the Wesleyan camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04

Pittsburgh: 6.6 feet: falling. clear.
OIL City: inches below: stationary.
clear.
I'arkcrsburg-9.5 feet: falling, clear.
Warrcn-.4 foot below, clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
PASSING Of ROSS IN WHEELING
IS LOSS To HI SCHOOL SPORTS
Hiz answer TO the dauhttnG ThomaseS
was found in his success.
H1,hss Good Hero

His answer to the dauht'nS Ihon"seS
Was found in his success.
Makes Good Hero
With bis first call for football pTaC-
tirc \, Wheclini- in 1921. Ross found his
material 10 be about the average. tie
said nothing. bat applied hts system u
the squad and turned out L winner. a'',,r
overcoming many obstacles ana MANU-
caps His pluck and coaching aoII:!'
as we'll as his personality. won TOT MN
many friends not alone among MS a'"-
l",cs, but among men VINO on'S Nh'"
him as wheeling High schools coach.
His basketball team. while tn" material
was better. was also n winner and e.
tablishcd a record that proved another
mark 10 his ability.
Another Contract
Following his successful first year
With the Gold and Blue. Ross signed an
other contrac, for the second year. THIS
year, his last In high school c!rcicS'
proved his hest. H.s football team
while one ~ the liGhtest in the state
suffered but one defeat. and that at IA"
hands OF ra-kecshurS. l92@ state cha'n-
p!ons. by The score ~ 6-%. IN one of '""
hardest fought games ever played AT
ParkersburE The Gold machine. wen
trained and fghtinG for their coach. -
we'll as their school. CutplaSed the B!S
Reds and lead in the scoring with lone
ie!d goal until the final quarter wh"n
The ParkerSburg team scored a to"t;-
down and won the game. Again th:s
year as he had many hand!caps ana oo-
s.ac,es to overcome. But again he was
capable OF the task. and with the help
OF his boys. rs no called them IT
pep meeting ut the school. he mad ad-
vanced another step IN the ladder.
Wesleyan Calls
Here his school. Wesleyan CALI" :.
when the Methodists launched their
plan 10 place the Ruckhann0n colleC"
back On It's former plain as Leader
among the state colleges. Hts fri"ni$
urged him 70 remain ii Wheeling and
rs Ross ;oiG the writer. upon NtS'i
here after he had accepted the colleges
offer. re- gave the matter serious
thought before taking his new position.
II Is quit possible. though. tina; h"
might have stayed X the Board or EGu-
cation had granted him 4 suhs;ant! 1!
Increase In salary. but this refused. h.
lett for Wesleyan. Wesleyan while
-lassed N second place among the col
leces. may also receive the same GiSan-
pointment as Wheeling High. for s""n-
CT or latc-. he VII receive call bid
ding him 10 take another step higher.
and he will again advance In the ranks
OF coaches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CITES STATISTICS
SHOWING COMPARATIVE FIRE LOSS HERE
Wheeling Suffered Community Damage
Of S22o 900 Last Year, Accord
ing To Statement.
Per Capita Focketsook Hit for s4.47-
Speakers To Appear IN
schools Thursday.

From community point or vie"
Wheeling suffered 4 fire loss last year
OF see. 900 estimated on per capita
basis Of st.+7.
The statement embodying this infor-
nation was made public yesterday ny
II. f. Cnrcn-an manager Of the thamher
of Commerce in COnncc; ion with the IRE
prevention program being carried ou'
here.
The ten members Of the insurance
board announced in yesterdays edition
of .ne Iutcll!genCcr as speakers in the
public schools, were preparing their ao-
dresses last night, and II Is planned TO
make short talks in every school Oh
M >I;y Thursday.
The statement given by Mr.. Corcoran
10 the press follows:
The national debt of the United states
is ROW EXPRESSED in eleven figures, The
amount of money represented by its
huge total of 5000. 100000 Is beyond
tho bounds OF human comprehension. If.
however. we had started forty years ago
10 invest each year nj six ner cent COM
pound interest n sum Of money eQu!val-
cnt TO it's respective fire loss we would
now have fund sufficient 10 wipe out
our whole national debt.
Fire Loss Mounts.
The amount placed to the credit OF
this fund has increased each year al
a rate altogether out Of proportion to
the increase II the number O: cIt!z"ns
In 1921 the fire loss was six times as
great "a IN 1881. although the pnpula-
ton WAS only twice as great as that OF
the earlier year.
II onc-iifth OF our exports 10 all or
Europe during 1927 had been destroyed
At sea by enemy submarines, our nation
would now be engaged in war. and every
industry In the country actively Inter
eS:cd In stopping the loss. No such
calamity occurred. but our nation sus-
tanned. nevertheless. n loss just rs great
because Of fire the largest proportion
of which could have been prevented.
No expensive army or navy would
have been required to make this por-
ton Of the loss impossible. This enor-
nous waste could have been prevented.
however. by just 4 little personal care
on the part "f each American citizen.
s4.47 For Capita LOSS.
To realize fully the extent Of this ma
uonal fire waste. 1t should Be cOnSid-
cred from an individual and community
standpoint. In 1921 tn" per capita fire
loss was sir7. At this rate, tho aver
age loss 10 4 community would be over
$4,000 for each 5000 inhabitants.
Such sum Of money would assis.ema-
tcrially IN improving streets. building
school houses or otherwise lettering
municipal conditions. When on the
other hand. property valued at that
amount is destroyed. by fire. the nation
Is permanent loser. for fire waste Is
an economic loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
CAPTAIN WALSH KILLED.

Dublin. or 2.---tRr the Associate"
Press l--tartain Walsh VAS killed. ma
several soldiers were wounded 'o.daGe
,rbcn irreguiars made a fierce attach
tn. national forces near Cahir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04

The LaughIIM 'NNV"n Nf NaTl'ns F"r-
~ has four orcn dates on her football
schedule, The management issues a
challenges to a3y amateur team Of the
valley.
The Laughlins clash with the Jewett
A. c. on sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04

wear the beard for three weeks. Such
Is the life Of a movie actor.
"NIoonshnc Valley" At tho Plaza
Theatre all this week.