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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-09
BY JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN

say, does that Star spangled Banner yet wave
Ger the land of the free and the home of the brave
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-09
Catering to the Trade

THE man who opened ,h..
candy store OH Main street INNS,
enterprising chap and right !,
the times"
why so?"
He filed a window full Of h
and stuck It sign on top readlpy /
per Feed"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-09
NAME "BAYER" is ON
GENUINE Asp
Take Tablets Without Fear nj
See the Safety "Bayer
Cross"

If you want the true, worldt
Aspirin, as prescribed by physicj,
over twenty-one years, you NM
for "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin
The "Bayer Cross" is STAINS
each tablet and appears on each
age for your protection against
Observation-Disclosures.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-09
THE GUIDE
BY MILDRED WHITE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Copyright, 1922, Western Newspaper Union
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-09

ORT M'HENRY viii be restored
and preserved as II national
park and perpetual national
memorial shrine as the birth
place OF "1'he Star-Spangled
Banner" written by Francis
Scott Key--if n bill Is. 33i0)
introduced by Senator France
of Maryland goes through con-
gress.
An net was passed In 1914
which granted the use OF the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-09

No ugly, grimy streaks a
clothes when Red Gross Ball b
used. Good bluing gets good d
All grocers carry it.-Adyertisens
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-09
Fans Used in Church Seyio

Fans were used In the ri
services of the early ChristH
the Middle ages, to keep flies
the sacred elements. These
round, with silver bells.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-09
Rats i'm the Celia
Mice i'm the Pant
C0ckroaches
in the kitcl

What can be more disagreeabsi
home infested with pests' Desus
with Stearns' Electric Paste, the .
eXrerminator for more than u ya'
Kill rats, mice, cockroaches, vf
or ants in a single night. Does %
away like powders; ready for Us
than traps. Directions in Is laS'
every box. Money back if it tals
z OF. size 35c. IS OF. size sla
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-09
His Oninion

Any secret a woman is cOmpd
keep is untold agony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
SISLER INCREASES LEAD IN RACE
WITH cobb FOR BATTING HONORS
Browns Star, With Mark of .41s, Now Is Twenty-Five Points Ahead
of Tigers ~Manager-Hornsby Still Setting Pace for National
League Hitsrs With Average Of 1893.

The great George Sisler Is still lead
Ing the PLAYERS OF the American league
in practically all departments OF offen-
sive play. Not only Is the Browns star
setting the pace for the batsrnen OF ms
circuit with the remarkable average OF
.4l9, but he also has secured the most
hits, 225. has scored the greatest mum
her OF runs lis. and Is showing the way
along the bases with ~ stolen bases.
During the past week Sisler added six
points 20 his already phenomenal bat
ting average while his nearest rival. t.
Cobb. Of the Tigers, lost six po;nIs.
SsSler now has the advantage or %
nOints over the manage OF the Oe!To'I
club. Sisters present sensational MT
ting Streak. which has extended tnroSSh
rs games. is the lonrest streak In the
major leagues since Tr Cobb e:t sate!E
m IS consecutive games in 1911. Hhe
present American League record Is he!d
by Cobb who hit in 10 straight gaines
In 1911. The major league record Is
held by Willie Keller. who maintained
4 streak through "a games IL 1889.
Kenneth Williams. Of the Browns. Is
leading the ~sluGgers in the American
LEAGUE with s. home runs, white JOG
Bush Of the Yankees tops the pitchers
with % victories and six defeats for an
average OF .7S6.
Rogers Hornsbv 90 the Cardinals, de-
spite the recent slump OF the 81, louis
team. continues TO read the eatSnen OF
the National League. The star second
hascman Increased his average during
the past week from $50 to 1913 and now
has a lead OF eleven points over Cotton.
Tieruey OF the Pirates. his nearest rival.
Hornsby also is leading the sluSSers OK
his Circuit, with thirty-four home runs
and IN addition has made the greatess
number OF hits, cor. Max Carey. vet
cram outfielder of the Pirates. is main
raining hts lead among the base runners
with a total Of sorty-one stolen bases
and besides he Is still setting the pace
for the run scorers with llS u II TO MS
credit. Hornshy IS the first player IN
the National League TO make 100 runs
This season. The famous slusSer reach
I'd that mark on Labor Day. On Septem-
her 5 Ho-rsSy was stopped by the Pr
rates after scoring eighteen runs In
fourteen games This Is the longest run
scoring ssreaS in the major leagues es's
season. The previous record for tne
wear was held by Iris Speaker. manager
OF the cleveland Indians. who scored al
least one run in twelve consecutive
contests.
The following records include games
uEayed on Thursday. September I;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
THURSDAY RECORD
DAY FOR TELEPHONE
COMPANY IN CITY

Telephone operators may have their
faults. but Il is quite an accomplish
ment when 1859 long-distance calls are
c0m2,a,ed IN 4 sinele DAY and more
than 500 local calls completed. in on"
hour.
THIS feat was accomplished last
Thursday by the telephone girls Of the
Chesapeake e. Potomac Telephone com
panv and - n record fer Wheeling and
probably for the state as well.
Fair week Ia usually a busy week and
all operators were called back from
their vacations and many former tele-
phone girls were put into service In
order 20 give service.
The fair week was the busiest ever
known in telephone circles and tele-
phone officials are quite juhilant over
their accomplishment.
Telephone girls are required TO COM
rlcte a local call In - seconds II Is
possible that some subscriber may wait
a short time before the operator asks
Number, please. but this is not con-
sidered In the speed record.
The 10 seconds means from the time
an operator plugs in" on a number and
makes the connection. Ten seconds
passes quick and an operator must
be able to work her hands and talk
fast in order to complete the call in the
required time, especially when she cam
not understand the subscriber and must
ask the second time for the number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
TYLER TUBES opener
ON YANKEE SCHEDULE
East End Club To airing S1me GOOD
Attractions TO Buuers Park
During season.

announcement was made last night
by Assistant Manager Croak, Of the
Yankee Football team. that arrange
nants have Just been closed with the
fast Tvlcr-Tubc football team of Wash
ington. Pa. to open the locals schedule
or September - at the Bauers park IN
Fulton. Mounisville. TrusselS and Buck
ewes have all cancelled on the Yankee
outi' rnr tho opening game and 50 the
appearance Of the out-of-town club here.
He also stated that n contract has been
signed by the Mark Crews, o. Han's-
VILE. Ohio. for two games during the
wear.
The appearance Of the Tyler Tues
hero as an opening game Is n wise
move on the part Of the Yankee man
aEcment. as tho Washington eleven Is
considered as one Of the best teams IN
the tri-stata district from year 10 year
md always put n winning aggregation
on the field. The Yankees plan 70 meet
only the best teams this wear. and their
followers are locking forward with
speculation to . successful season.
Coach Gardner had the boys out yes
terday on the green and put them
through a strenuous sccimmage practice
and seemed we'll satisfied with the
showing the boys have made. The team
will get in three practices his week
with ono Tuesday. Thursday and Friday
evenings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
IN TWO
SESSIONS TODAY
After Weekend o. Rest Bison Squad
Will be Pushed Hard During the
Next Weeks

Bethany. W. Va. Sept. l0.-After
yesterday rest the Bethany sridlr"H
men will resume their practice To-Day
Two sessions Of practice are schednlei'
Coach yesterday has decided to post
ponc the first scrimmage praciIce "n-
III tomorrow so that the squad VIII
have another day in which To harden
IN before the real grind begins. NoSt
Of hSmorning vii! he spent in signal
practice. In the afternoon 4 snort SIX
nal workout will be held and after tha'
the men will be put through announcer
~praci!cc in tackiing. blocking and run
ming down passes.
The bncktield and lin" candidates
have been separated with Coach Easter
dav handling the former ana Coacl
Morrow the latter. GS'tevday has oeeh
carefully looking over his new men III
the l,upr Of finding a pun'c". ShufhaNe
did III. bulk Of the punting last sea
son and should give a good account OF
himself this year. One OF the new
candidates in training at the present
who showing up very we'll IN huEh
stobbs OF Wheeling. This boy SHOWS
all the Indications OF developing into i
first rate punter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
BROADDUS CANDIDATES
ROUNDING INTO SHAPE
Squad About Through with Linoer1ng
UP Exercises n viii Get Down
To Hard Work.

Ph!lipri. W. Va. Sept. ln-lhs
B~roaddnus football training can1 ls IN
full swing. This IS the fourth day, ana
the mon are gradually coming round Z"
form. There are thir:' -iiIr"n youths
here. and they come from nearly every
county in the state. north ~ the 'n"aH-
peake and Ohio railroad.
The first few days have hHcn used IN
the 'cvcrydav" camp exercises. r"nAlNt'
pa ss;nE. kicking. charging. and cover
ing the ball Latte i not satisfied win
the way the men went through IN" "N-
e~rcises. but he believes that the eNces-
sive heat is responsible for tn" let
ting down on the second hours work.
There are several in amp VII" g!ve
promise Of developing into stars before
their college DAYS are over, There are
others who have already attained dis
tinctiCn for their Athletic pr"W"ss.
This reputation was attained in high
school ranks. and they are finding the
sailing" n littlc more difficult In their
first attemNt At the 'hler"r Nme.
Latte thinks that these Youngsters are
going 70 come through with som" real
stuff. II wound not surprise Rr"addrs
fans here II the entire team IS made
up OF frcshman in the College.
tonSnl'lo'S among 'N' INV ''' :
are rat" Conlcy. MarkIex. Barnes. WI
liam Geyer. Joe Rich. Muvl BloY!cs.
Fred Huff. Edwin CummIns. Raymond
Gosf. Conley was the flash on Shu-
makers undeafcated. team NJ Spencer
High school last %car. He is a back
field asptrant, and is attracting par
ticu!av attention with his ability L"
handle punts and forward passes.
Markle Barnes is the all-Ohio Valley
inter Of WcllsbWrg high. and also has
performed brilliantly with the Imperial
club team &C WcllshurC. lie passes the
ball accurately and swiftly.
Gcycr Is the big youth that attention
as 4 guard on the EurhhaunUn team
last season. He has coming int" his
own" now, and will give some chap a
fine position. Joe Rich Is a product Of
Fred C~hcnoweth. old Br0addus star. lic
played rnd for Chtary last year, and II
he continues 10 perform with the pep
that he is showing in the preliminary
training. he Will bc 4 hard q 10 beat
for the terminal job. although he Is one
Of the highest men on the squad.
Royles IL Il brother oc Mel" former
captain a, West Va. University, He has
not had much experience but at the
rate he is going now he may follow In
the footsteps of his brother. Huff Is
inexperienced. as g tumn:uS. But
these boys are working hard. and do not
let down the second hour. As many Of
the more experienced men are doing
Goft. 4 Spencer lad. turned his ankle
the second practice. and has not had
a real chance 10 show his worth. n"
will h" back soon. and is expected 20 he
a valuable man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
SEVENTY FOURTH ANNUAL BELMONT
COUNTY Fair WILL Open TUESDAY

woodsneld.
Laura watts. b. m. John Drew, Pitts
ourgh. "a.
John Mccartney, b. std, John Eoerie'
woodsffeld.
Cooney Binsen, br. &, Al. Groves
woodsfield.
Nellie the Great, blk. m. H. L. Camp
bell, Barnesville.
Flash Stout, Er. m. Harvey Rumsar-
nsr, st. Clairsville.
Petsr B.lv.n. b. e., J. A. Lester. ST.
Clairsville.
Baby otncisl. h. m. \. r. and George
Bonifant. Fairview.
Gaorg. s,ra,ton. I. ". Roby. Bsnes-
ville.
Harold Hill. b. g.. Denn!son Leggett.
Jewett.
Lord Lodi. b. G.. C. R. Ambrose,
Wheeling.
Friday. September IS.
2:3O Pace. Purse. $500.
Michael Conner, b.. e.. Arthur Stewart.
Conner H. ch. g. w. A, Gillespie,
woodsfeld.
Catherine Spruce. ch. m. Charles
Ellis, woodsheld.
Alveret,a B.. or. m, Hayes Brothers,
GAINESVILLE.
Myra X. b. m. H. c. shattuck, agent,
Wheeling.
BILLIE Arthur, b. g, H, c. shattuck'
agent. Wheeling.
BABY Kid. b. m. Ernest LDonE. Cadiz.
2:lS Trot. Purse. $500.
Robert C. b. g.. John Eberle, Woods
field.
Eloiss, N. ch. M. Homer johnson,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
MACKS LOSE A TOUGH
ONE At GAINESVILLE
Locals while Holding Hiutops h'eh
Fail To show Punch Enough 10
win. Final Score 10.

The McConkeys journcycd 10 barnes
willie Sunday afternoon and lost a near
breaker to the crack H1lltops or th'i
place by the 10 route in a. well played
game which sparklcd with the ENe WORK
Of both teams throughout. y large
crowd attended :hc game whiCn WAS
PLAYED on the National Road lhr
Both teams played even ball through
out. Each gathered six hits wh'te
Barnesville had two errors to the lo'a'S
one. The McConkCys played IN tough
luck having ten men left on bases ana
seemed 10 lack the punch 70 push the
runs across in the opp"rtune moments.
Lefty Honecker for the Macks' wh!iiea
men and pitched a good game,
McConkeys 90 - " q " q " o e s !
Rarnesytilc % OOOo o | q x t !?
Batteries: Honecker and Weich;
Waisner and Linton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
CLASS A. LEAGUE
Perrys Draw Lemon

The Vance CLUB advanced another leg
an the league race yesterday afternoon
when they defeated IN" crack Perry
OUTFIT. which was herahed to win cas-
j,y. by tho score Of 10 on the Twenty
sixth street grounds. y large crowd
witnessed the contest
The Vance nine IS hitting It's stride
OF late and yesterdays win advances lie
club into second plac" N the league. The
team presented Wheeling High schools
iafeld yesterday the gang display ii
wonderful ball. Mackin. pitching f"r
the winners allowed the Pc:rys but iire
hits.
The score by i0nIngs:
Perrys . uN3O.G o-5 5 1
Vance $4,000. o l ! 3 NJ II
Copenger and Armbrus,er, Mackin and
SeamoR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
SCHADS ADMINISTER
LACINC TO L0RAINS
Bridgeport OUTFITS Open rhreo Game
Series For Championship Of
township,

The strong Schads Of bridgeport yes
terday defeated the Lorain Coal and
Dock nine of the same place on the
~lst,ers grounds ll-9 and COPIED the
frs, OF the three game series for the
championship Of the city.
The feature OF the game was the
pitching OF Joe Eanyo Of Bellatre.
former Florence twirler. who held the
Lorains safe until the ninth when ne
eased up and found trouble in checking
his opponents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
RACING GARD WILL Hs TIE shsI
EVER HELD ON a ST
VILE TRACK.
Many Improvements MAde TO Groun
Entrance Changed orana
stand Ii Remodeled.

Tia sAyentv-fourrh Belmont County
E,jr % no held In s.. Clairsrfl!e on
sep,snbsr -. IS. - and Is. promises
10 be the best ever held in the county
and record ~ac,endances are expected on
several Of the days.
Already the sheep ard hog barns are
filed and a large tent has been eEec'eo
h~ the fair board 10 be use6 IN connee.
rfon with two barns fer the housing OF
the cattle.
MANY improvements have been made
eN the beard during the past year, the
grand stand having been remodelea ana
an entrance placed az one end, WINE me
exit viii! be a, the other end, thus doing
away With The crowdtnS that mas al
y,ys occurred when only the center en-
t-,nc va. used. A large amount Of
v,-k has also been done on the race
track and ring. so that this year Il IS
possible 70 obtain n view or toe whoIe
trac, from ,hs grand stand.
Secretary HAYES, who has ben very
b,sy IN the last few days tending 70 the
different entries and concessions. Will
be at che fair grounds all day today
,hus making y possible for anyone VINO
wishes 20 make their entries BEFORE
Tuesday 20 do so.
The racing this year promises 20 be
the bes, ever held on the local track.
One race Is scheduled for wednesday
afternoon, while there VIII De three
races on both Thursday and Friday. A
large number % horses we're entered Tor
each race before closing time Saturday
night and some Of the races have a
greater number OF entries than usual.
n<nscially the race Wednesday and the
2:3a ,roc on Thursday.
The complete list OF racing entries
tcr the three days follows:
wednesday, September Ia
2:4o Mixed Rracs. Purse. 5000.
Conner H. ch. g. W. a. Tlllespie,
w~oodsaeld. Ohio.
John Mccarthy. b std. John Eoerle,
woodsAeld. Ohio.
Catherine Spruce. CHI. b. Charles Ellis
UoodSield. Ohio.
Nellie the Great. blk. m. H. L. Camp
he'll. GAINESVILLE,
A!vere,ss b. ern. m. Hayes Brothers
B~arnesville.
Flash stout. *. n. Harvey Bumgar-
ncr. s. Clairsvills.
peter Bclvin. b. &. ] A. Lester. St.
Clairsvtlle.
BABY Ofa-iaL. ,. n. 4. 7. and George
Donna Joan. b n. E. p Johnson,
NdtlN'
John Mack. b. &. L. W. Rooy. Barnes
vile
BABY K!d. b. M. Ernest Long. Cadiz
Lord Lodi. ,. <. {. r. Ambrose.
Wheeling.
Thursday, September Il.
go Trot. Purse. $500.
King Moax, b. z. Arthur Stewart.
J~arHrSvV'N.
Frank Mckinney. b. <. Home: John
sor. W0odSdeld
Rober, G.. h &, John Eberle. Woods
Nsld
Harold Hrl. &. b. Denntson Lsssest,
Jewe,t. Ohio.
Lord Chappen. b. &. c. r, Ambrose,
Wheeling.
Lord Lod!. b. g. c. r. Ambrose,
Wheeling
2lo Pace. Gurse. 500.
Fred b. :. <, John Biack~oHd. Orr
VILE. Ohio.
Lee Ora,orio. b. &. D W. Harper
woodsfeid. Ohio.
Barney sutton. on. e. Or. D, W. Ice,
Woodsfeld.
Little Gene. , <. H. c, shat,uck,
agent. Wheeling.
go Trot. Purse. $500.
Eloise IL, ch. m. Homer Johnson,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
STEMS LOSE ANOTHER

The fast Stein 4. c. baseball team OF
,his civ me, drieat yesterday afternoon
n, thf hands Of the strong Woodland,
W. Va. teau on the lattcrs grounds
hv the score OF ~. The pitching OF
games for the winners was the feature
NJ the contest. While allowing but four
hits he also ~struckout II men and boost
ed his average In this line considerably.
Herman. on the mound for the local
also pitched good ball and famed eight
men but he allowed hits when hits
meant runs.
The score by innings:
Stems ..... Q 0 % J
Woodland l | | q . o > : W ~ .
Batteries. Herman and faada; Games
and McCuilouEh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
DISTURB SCHOOL WORK

School teachers Should give The same
advice to children who have coughs as
this Florida teacher. Il recommended
Foley's Honey and Tar 10 the children
in nv school who had the flu and good
results came whenever Il wac used"
writes Mrs. L. Armstrong, Okeechobee.
Florida. Foley's Honey and Tar con-
tatns no neutrality-suspicious. printed on
the wrappcr Stood. tho test OF time
serving three generations. Quickly re-
lleves. colds, coughs and Group. throat,
chest and bronchial trouble. adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
HANNAS CHANGE NAME

The Hanna \. &. football team Of
East Wheeling. playing I'm the l25-l3h
round class, Yesterday announced the
club had changed its name to the n.
W. eleven and Will be under that name
hereafter. The club Is ready To book
games with any team IN their class IN
the Ohio Valley.
The players who arc requested 10
come and tryout for his years team In
clude: J. Agnew. Davis. Melvcy, RauChe,
Hanke. WlnCholl. witt, R~rinkman.
Flarety, wurtzbackcr. Evans. Flnler. W.
Hilgcndorf. &. HilGendorf. MCGavin,
Dailpr, .Thalman VI. Humphrey and any
other new PLAYERS who would like to
cast their lot with the team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
REX THEATRE

The Vees-Ball Co. will or with a
matinee today Of The Night" The
play has never been seen in'h.eling.
and is a mystery play " many
laughs. The play is a conpon play
to The Bat" and the starart VIII.
be In the hands Of Percy Kilhe.
The play has been one solyear at
the play house in New Yorhnd just
closed it's Chicago run
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
MANNING TO TRY
FOR NEW TRACK RECORD

Syracuse. Sent. 1o--Peter Manning,
l:57A worlds champion %trotter, will be
sent TO lower the record in an exhibition
mile. tomorrow in connection with the
opening OF the Grand Circuit races at
the New York State fair. There are
three events on the days grand circuit
200 trot. $1,000; 2;l5 trot'
$1,000. and EOS pace. $1,000. The En-
ntre state $1,000 stake for 2:l2 class
f~rntters, will be raced Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
H MULRoY. SIR.

Funeral services Will he held tomor-
row morning at $40 o'clock. for Michael
Mulroy. Sr.. we'll known resident OF this
city. who died at his home, 1873 Mer-
rift street. Saturday evening at 7
o'clock. Services will be held at the
home at $40 o'clock and will be follow
cd by requiem high mass at st. Mary's
catholic church at . o'clock. 1nterment
Will he made In Mount Calvary ceme-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
LUDINGTON WIN FLAG
IN THE CENTRAL LEAGUE

Grand Rapids, Mich. Sept. lo.-The
Central League season ended to-day
with Ludington. champions OF last year,
winning the second half OF the pennant
race Tho mariners now meet Grand
Rapids. winners in the first half. in q
play off 10 decide the championship.
A five game series Is scheduled, be-
ginning Wednesday, and the winner will
meet the Mint League champions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
m1cH1aAN-oMraaIo SEASON ENDS.

Flint. Mich, Sept. ln.-Thc Michigan
Ontario league wound uT IT'S schedule
today with Saginaw and Hamilton. Ont.
winners. respectively. Of the hrst and
second halves % the SHI'' race The
clubs open "a n!nc-snmc series IN Ham
utau- Thursday, 10 decide the pcnnant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
CHALLENGES

The fast Rcllairc Athletics Issue a
challenge 10 the Cambria Galleries Of
Shadysidc for n series of three ames
the first To he played next Sunday on
the ShadySide grounds. The Athletics
wish tho Galleries would take notice to
this challenge and communicate with
the Sport Editor OF the Intelligencer an1
make r~rangcmen for the first contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
d. VS. Win

The crack n. VS. continued their win
ning streak Yesterday when the finished
on the Bishops on the Tunnel tir"ea
grounds By the score OF 49,. The game
vas void 81 '~eN'prss Henry and StorS
with Arthur worked for tn" winners
while Morgan and Cllv hwcre ;he ba:-
;erLes for the Users,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
RIVER STAGES.

Pittsburgh-6.S feet, falling; clear.
Point P~leasRnt-a.5 feet. falling; part
" cloudy.
Dam 26-Channcl gauge. SIS feet.
Norgantown--S feet. falling.
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AUTOS COLLIDE
ON RIVER ROAD

An automobile said'to have been dr!v-
en- by Miss Pear! Hays, Of the Island.
and a car bearing West Virginia "
censes number 6944. is said to have col
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HUNTINGTON scHoo1opEr.

Huntington. ". Va. Sept. John q.
Graham. superintendent public
schools here. estimated that. 900, stu
dents would report for elias. to-mor.
row, the opening day Of the ] term.
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Men's SinP1ea

REYNOLDS defeated Fisher. ga.
SCHUYLER defeated Heinrich. SIS.
Fisher defeated Lash, 6-i.
Ruthermond defeated Crissanch 81.
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Figures show that Americans spend
an average of 81 percent on furniture.