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ANT|-AMERlCAN
CAMPAIGN IN The
JAPANESE PRESS

TOXIC. May 6.-(Ry the Associated
Press l---Thn nnti-.tmcrican campaiS in
the japanese press continues with re-
-cwcd force Up ~ tho present no Sc
rious overt acts have boon committed
against Americans or American prop
crty. Evidence exists. however. mat
the newspaper agitation. which has
spread to virtually all the leading jour
mails of tho empire. IS melting popular
feeling against America and thus pay
in:, the way tn possible open demon
Sirations.
Representative Japanese dcplore the
nrcss campaign and have begun 10 criti-
ci2e the government for its failure TO
check tho literary ruthursts. on the
ground that they arc going 20 FAR That
they are liable 10 engcndcr III f"illng.
The participants in a mass meeting
held Sunday. at which some anti-Amer-
lean speeches wnr" delivered. ANNOUNCED
their intention of continuing the demon
uration in front Of the American en-
hassv, Tho police. however. interfcrcd
and prevented this step.
The belief is expressed hcr" that tho
basis for III" agitation is fear or inc
growing influence of III" | niird states
in international affairs. as evidenced by
her position III Inc ptaIC
and that it will act as Il curb on whnt
are regarded as Japan's legitimate as
piratiuns IN China and Siberia.
After declaring that renewed at
,cmpts for anti-.Iapancsc legislation On
tho pncriic slope indicate that tho Amer
leans prosecute Japan I'm everything.
while wearing the mask of liberty and
fairness. the llochi Shinihun charges
the Americans with having melted the
Chinese Ia make the secret treaties pub
lie, and also accuse American mission
aries Ut ronenting tho Korean insurrcc-
zion.
The Yorodzu T1>oho says the Amcri-
cans arc responsible for attempts at
anIi-Japa nrsc Legislation; are nothing
better than harbarians: that their ac-
tions arc more dcspicable than those Of
the Germans whose barbarities they at
tackled.
"Hypocriic." "dcspot." transformed
kniscr" IMAM with the voice OF an an
gel but with deeds Of the devil" are
some Of the epithcts as applied by: the
newspapers to President Wilson.
Today's newspapers print articles &C
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TRIADELPHIA VS..
WEST LIBERTY
GAME WILL BE PLAYED THIS AF-
TERNOON AT WEST LIBERTY
WITH TEE NORMAL SCHOOL
NINE as THE OPPONENT.
After The Two Victories Of Last Week
The tn Lads Are Confident OF
Winning.

This afternoon the Triadelphia Dis
trict High school baseball team will take
a trip 10 West Liberty for the third
game of the present season. with the
Normal school nine Of that place. After
their two victories Of last week the out
the-pikc nine ere confident Of anncXinG
another victory to their record.
Captain Mike O'Bricn will lead the
team for tho first time having been
elected captain by his team mates two
days ago.
Triadclpha High will probably line up
rs follows:
Captain O'Bricn. shortstop: Fulton Sd
base: Fricse. I'd base: Olrnstcad lst base:
Oldham. c.: Clovis. p: Poe. :. l.: 4.
Frederick C. f.: Ronskicy. |. (.
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ROBINSON NAMED
ON SHIPPING BOARD

WASHINGTON. May G.--AppoinI
of Henry NJ. Robinson. "f Pasadena.
Cal as II member of the shipping board.
Ia succeed Charles Page. of San Fran
cisco who recently resigned. was an
nounccd today at the White House
MIR. Robinson is native Of Ohio and n
graduate cr Cornell university. He hns
h"cn connected with 4 number Of min
ing. engineering and manufacturing en-
trrpriScs and has had experience in ship
building. Several years ago II" WAS at
tho head of large steel company at
Youngstown. Ohio.
Al tho outbreak Of the war Mr.. Rob-
inson came Ia Was hinEton as a dollar
a-ycar" man. and served with tho coun-
ell Of national defense ami later brcamc
assistant tn Chairman Hurley. Of the
shipping board.
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SCOTTISH RITE
BODIES TO HOLD 81;
6O'CLOCK DINNER

The executive committee OF the local.
Scottish Rite bodies will given an elAbo-s
rate six o'clock dinner tonight at the
Scottish Rite cathedral. :
Tho dinner will be an appreciation ots
the work Of the Scottish Rite guard, de-
gree workers, choir and orchestra for,
their work in making the recent twenty
nth anniversary reunion a pronounced
success. - ~ q.
The program for the big affair win bes
completed today and all arrangements
made for the dinner. S54lsi
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CORNELL LOST.
To v. \. j. BY
SCORE Of AZ

Special Dispatch to The 1nrell1gepeer;
University beat Cornell University -
here today with Lcmley pitching. In
the first inning Turkorich and DHrScE
singled. Dawson sacrificed and Rodgers
got a flukc double. scoring TurSorich
In the third Dawson cracked nome run
to deep left field. Farrtck doubled ana
Pride singled scoring two more runs IN
tho fourth two erTors and single oy
Lremley brought in another and this
ended the scoring for the uountaineers
In all, fourteen men were LETT ON
bases through inability Of the Mountain
ecrs to hit in pinches.
Cornell WAS helpless before LcrnleT's
sharp breaking curves all through the
contest. He allowed but two scratchy
singles till the sixth. when with two
gone. Quinlan singled and when h"
Started to steal Martins high throw
escaped Dawson and Quinlan came oil
In the eighth Cruss singled and Ems
worth tripled 10 center: Dawson at
tempting to trap the ball when 1t es-
capped him.
In the third Lcmley filled the. bases
with one out and retired the side on
strike outs. West Virginia played bril-
liantly in the field and gave Lemlcy the
best Of support. TIL" score:
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.AFTER-EFFECT5 Of FLU" LEAVE
SYSTEM BADLY SHAT TERED

caution. First OF all. you must build
back your strength.
In your present weakened CONDITION.
any trifling ailmCnt will likely prove Sc
riouS.
Right now n few bottles OF ). 3 >.
will prove Of great value. This splendid
tonir and nuriticr SO thoroughly clcanS"s
tho hlnod nr all IMPURITIES that the appc-
ti;,, < irnprpyrti and new lifc and riEnr
* added TO the crltirc system. Do not
delay the important work of getting
back your strength. but g"t bottle Oh
:. S. S. from your druggist today.
Free medical advic" ran lie had oy
writing to Chief Medical Adviser. Z49
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta Ga.
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sLuGGmG MATCH.

BROOKLYN, y. Y. May 6.-Eronklyn
ovcrcame a lead of seven runs and de-
fcated Philadelphia IL TO 9 in II slug
gins match here today -Four hits and
four errors gave the visitors six runs
in the first inning and Williams druv"
the ball over the Eight field wall in
the second inning.
The SuporbaS buurhed two doubles. a
triple and two Singles in top of -;vn
passes, q steal andia sacrific" fly in Il"
third. scoring SIX runs off o"Schs-"r.
Steady hitting by. Prcndrrgast sent IN"
Superbas ahead while Grimes held the
Phillies safe.
The Brooklyn management presented
Manager CsoombS Of the phillirs wirlIa
silver tea set and the Brooklyn play%:S
gave him q. gun beforefthc game. Score.
r. IL l..
Philadelphia .....61o 600 oil , 10 l
Brooklyn ...... .0n6 Ill "6X-1l - Il
OcschGer. Prendorgast Falncloth end
Cady; Grimes and Miller.
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ENGINEERS
IN PITTSBURGH PARADE

P1TTSBl -RGH May G.-Pittshurgh
will wrlrumr the Fifteenth Engineers
and he nth infantry tomorrow. f"a lures
IF the dav h"in;; meetings between tho
returned soldiers and their relatives and
raradcS late III thu day.
TIL" I!fth - "nr"ulc tonight from an
EASTERN comp and will arriv" her" carly
t"mnrr, W inr"n;nG Tin" engineers a."
also on ihc way 10 Pitt Shurfh from Il
New Yori: camp and viii probably arrlr"
before noon.
The 1!lih para,!" is scheduled t" star,
at four o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
and if possible. the engineers Will TAX"
PART IN il.
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BRITISH PREPARING TO
HONOR GEN. PERSR|NG

LONDON. May G.-ticnoral l'crShinE.
when he visits London. the latter part
Of this month will b" The official guest
Of the government for two days and Will
be the unofficial guest of tho country
t;Ircr rn five days longer. No official
notifications has yet been received or
tho date If his arrival or IF tho length
Of his stay. Plans prepared arc only
tent ativc.
Arranrcmcnts are being mad" for ~"
American commander 10 hold IN tnv"Sti-
tire. probably At Buckingham palace.
when he will decorate BritiSherS who
won hnrors with The American forces.
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BANK DEPOSITS In
MUNICH UNTOUCHED

MUNICH. Hay 6. Via Copenhagen
All he newspapers appeared as usual
today except fer III" Communist Red
Flag and other radical organs. Cash and
Other vuluHbl"S deposited in banks has
h"cu found intact for tn" most part.
Sondh"Irncr. tn" anarchist leader. was
shot Will" trying 10 escape. No trace
has been found of tho Communist lead
"rs Nr@Sen and l."vicn. Levine tn" rd-
iior uf the Rcd Flag. was shot sunmar-
lily Some oHh bodies have l"rn taken
from tn" medical institute to the various
cemeteries.
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PHILADELPHIA, May G.-Shannon' 5
single in the tenth inning today gave
Philadelphia its first home victory over
New York Ia .. TIL" Yankees mad
moro than twice rs many hits as III"
locals and had opportunities Ia score in
nearly every inning. hut generally they
could not put the runs over. Perry was
wild and not particularly effective but
when ihins threatened he frightened UP
and except upon one occasion held III"
visitors safe. Score: X. ii. r..
New York ... .0nl nNh nI0 o. 10 4
PHILADELPHIA iOn QUO 2Nh I---3 .
Tho-nmahcr ard kucl: Perry. Sribold,
Kinney and Perkins.
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MORSE O'BRIEN TO
CAPTAIN TRIADELnHIA:
Popular out-the-P1fe Lad to Lead they
Bed and Black Nine During the
Season.

At a meeting Of the baseball tolm of
the Triadelphia District High sch"H.
Morse O'Erien. better known: to his
friends asIMike. was elected captain'uf
the 1919 baseball team. O'Erien is ono
OF the nif3iest shortstors In this ricin-
ity. His services is a big help tn any
baseball nine Mike will have CharS"
of the team for the first time when IN ..
team goes to West Liberty for a E'.Isa
with the NormaliteS this afternoon.
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PROF. NELL TO SPEAK

Professor Edmund Seill. Of the UNI.
vcrsity at Morgantown.. will give an I'M
trrcsting address In the Fourth Street.
II. L. church Sunday morning. Profess
sor NELL is professor Of languages at
Norgantown. and has recently returned:
fIom the Orient. where he was sent by,
the Centenary board. in the interest OF,
the Foreign Missionary Society. Whilel
in the city Mr.. and Mrs. Neill will AbeS
the guests Of Mrs. A. ]. Clark, on:Nofthi
Main street. so
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IS =
EASY WINNER
FROM DUQUESNE
-, +rl JrtnliirnnHp

Spccial Dispatch to The IntrliiEcnccr.
rITTSRERGlt. Ia.. May 6--West VIZ
rinin Wesleyan won the opening game
On her trip through Western l,cnnSyi-
vnnia hv adminst orinE n druhhing 10
Durucsnr University. The final score
indicates the strength Of tho M"thodists.
since tho Dukes ar" acknowledge as
one of the strongest teams IN coilcEc
Stake was the big star Of tho contest:
This big twirler held tho opponents at
his mercy and they were never danger,
Gus. He gave hut three hts nha mao 40
given to tho entire Wesleyan team. They
Slammed tho ball hard. accumuiatinE
IIftnnn HIS and played gilt-rdEcd ball
in the field. Score:
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ZINE STRAIGHT DEFEATS

NETWORK. May 6.-The Boston Ma
tionals lost their ninth straight game Of
the season when the Giants defeated
them in their opening game Of the sea-
son at the Polo Grounds here today. to
4. The Eraves could not hit Barnes. who
WIS very effective throughout tho game
Rudolph. Northrop and D"marcr were
pounded hard. Doyle's hitting featured.
Score: X II. L.
Boston. .......... 1o1 .101 100 4
New York. ....... 101 210 lnX-6 II |
Rudolph, Eorthrop. Dcmarce and Will
son: Barnes land McCarty.
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MANY Il. S. PRISONERS
ARE ARRIVING FROM
SOUTHERN COUNTIES

L. s. Deputy MarShal Cook brought
Sin prisoners. f"um 1nrH"rSbHrG last
night and lodged lh"m III the county
jail until their trials com" up ut tho
present term Of |. S. Court being mold
in this city.
Thrc" uf III" prisoners ar" charged
with "boo;l"gCing." and III" other three
are up on the ching" Of iamp@ring with
;nG rohhng thn rail.
Marshall Cooks party consisted ~
Christopher and Waller alias tIud TIM
mons and Oli" Miller. h"N;lcEErrs:
Howard oliver F'avr". Walden Ncil
NIrcks and Carter HDlrz. mail robbery.
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L|N5LY CADETS
MEET CATHEDRAL
GAME WILL BE PLAYED AT BRIDGE
PACK AND WILL BE CALLED
PROMPTLY AT O'CLOCK.

This afternoon when the Ltnsly
Cadets baseball team lines UP against
the Cathedral Cadets nine good cxh1oi-
tion of the national pastime is expected
10 result The game will be played on
the Bridge park grounds and will De
called promptly at o'clock.
Hutchins is expected 10 hurl for the
1.insly institute nine, with Straub OF
Cathedral as his opponent. Gorsucn
will be- on the receiving end for Cathe-
dr.,l. with Storer for Ltnsly.
This is. the second game OF baseball
Of the season in scholastic circles. and
tho reult is being looked forward to
with much interest by the followers or
the two schools.
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cusing Americans and British in China
with exciting the Chinese to the recent
Chinese-Japancse agitation in PeI<ing,s
based on the japanese victory at the
peace conference on the question OF
Shantung. The aim is declared to boz
the roofing out of Japan's SUPERIOR
rights in China and substituting theirs
own influence. 3.
Al a meeting Of tho Kckuminto party
held in Osaka a resolution was passed
declaring their recognition Of the Nom:
roc doctrine by the league Of nations
should be interpreted as recognition CT
Japan's prcdominance in the Tar east. ~: ~
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LOST IN THE TWELFTH.

CLEVELAND. o.. May est. Louis
defeated Cleveland 10 ) in twelve IN
nIuSS today before /, large crowd tEht
included three thousand soldiers anu
sailors. C"umh"S error allowed 81. Louis
to score the tying run IN ihc ninth. HIS
BY G"dcon. Jacobson and Gerber decided
the contest. jacobson featured with Two
doubles. ihrrc singles and a sacrifice
IN six times To tho plate. Score:
l.. II. r.
ST. Louis -. ono hHOl mi l"3--6 ~ !
cleveland .U"n oil M" ln"--i i s
Davenport. l.rudcrmilk. S"ihnrnn and
Scvrrcjd. Count be-. Morton and U'Ncill.
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\ meeting IF tho Scout Masters Of tho
I,ny Scouts Of America was held last
evening in their headquarters in the
Nar,,, Aud;tnriunl Sergeant Samuel
SON of the local l.. s. Marine Corps. gave
very Interesting talk on discipline
rlaus were also made 10 hold Scout
Week juno 10 To-. a committee was
appointed TO make arrangements for the
occasion During the present Victory
loan tho Boy Scouts have sold total or
$25. Gnn of bonds and expect 10 sell many
moro. within the last few days OF the
drive,
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VAUGHN HOLDS
REDS To THREE
md CUBS N|N

CINCINNATI. O.. May 6.--NapEhn
held III" Reds TO three hits today, ami
tho locals were shut out. to q. kucther
started we'll, hut weakened IN I'll" NTH
inning. when live hits md an error lay
Echg gave IN" cubs five runs. i"l-
lnChcrS hating and has" running was
Il feature. The score:
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HE1P IS NEEDED TO RESTORE
STRENGTH AND vIGoE-

n YOU have been through a siege Of
the flu you know the severe strain which
this disease puts on the system. the
body is left sore, the nervous system Is
all out OF G,nar. and it seems that you
will never get back to your "id-tirne
health and strength.
Just because you have been tor1uha''
enough TO survive the ravaEcS Of IN"
An IN not make the common mist*k" Of
thinking that you arc out Of danger
You must guard your health now more
carefully than ever. and TAX" every pre-
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PITCHING Of
Of Goodwin
BEAT. PIRATES

ST. LOUIS. May 6.-Goodwin out
pitched Evans today. st. Louis winning
the final game of the series from Pitts
hurgh. to /. After Goodwin replaced
May in the first inning tho visitors did
not get beyond first base until the
eighth inning. when two singles and Il
stolen base Melted them run. Score:
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DETROIT DEFEATED.

CHICAGO. May G.-Ehicaen won Il
pitchers battle from Detroit . ia Ia
day in the presence of several thousand
.ulIjcrs and sailors. including several
ambulance loads Of wounded, Williams
held tho Tigers to four hits. Boland
was hit harder but the White SoN won
on a tumble by Holman. Jncksons three
baggcr ard Fclsch's sacrifice fly. Tho
score, r. II. Il
Detroit ... 900 01n oo0--l |
.rhicnrn . .Ol0 UO2 o0o-3 0
Roland. Tcllc and Stanag"; Williams
and Srhalk.
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BOSTONS BEAT
WASHINGTON IN
j. ONLY Z HITS

BOSTON. May G.--Roson made only
two hits. but defeated Washington two
tn nothing here today. After Harper
PASSED Wit in the second Scott flied Ia
Milan. Foster threw wildly To second to
fore" Witt on Walters Eroundcr. C.ald-
we'll famed on n wild pitch which ad
ranccd both runners. and they scored on
Hooper's single over second. Caldwell
was hit safely but three times. The
score:
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Two base hit-Groh.
Three base hit-IiCk.
Homo run--Hnlochcr.
Stolen Observation-Disclosures.
Sacrifice hits-Nealc, Mann.
Double play-Deal to Pick toFMcrklc.
Left on bascs-Chicago. o. >-."e."-
natl. I.
First base on errors-ChicacT. 2; Gin
cinnati. 3.
Luquc. |: on Vaughn. 2.
Hits-OT Ructhcr, in 4 s. innings:
OF Regain. | in 1-3 inninGsE OF Luquc.
in innings.
Struck out-Ey Regain. l. by LuQuc.
I; by Vaughn. ..
Wild piIch-Ruether
Losing pitcher-Ruethcn
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Two base hits-Rodgcrs. Harrick.
Three base hit-Ensworth.
Home run-DawSon.
Sacrifice hit-DawSon.
Stolen baseS-Cross. Corwtn.
Struck out-by Lemlcy !: by Gordon
3: By Dodson 3.
Bases on balls-off Lemlcy 4; off Cor
don l.
Hit by pitched ball-Rodeers by Dod-
son.
Passed balls Martin I.
Cmpirc-Eannilton.
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X Ea;tcd for Harper in Sth.

y
Washington. 0Uu 400 nnO-n
hISton .............. 02n 0nn .0uX--2
Two base hits--Judi;".
Three husc hit-Strunk.
Sacrifice hit--NlIl.
Double paiyS-t'ostcr to JanVrin to
Judge: Walters t" Barry.
Left on ba scs--WashlnIiun 3. Boston
6.
First base on Observation-Disclosures /;
Boston /.
Ease on halls--off Harper e. off Cald-
well l.
Hits-off Harper. in : innings; off
Craft. mono in J.
Hit by pi;chcr-By Harper tBcrry)
Struck Out-hy Harper !; by Caldwell
.
Wild nitch--Harp"r.
Losing pitch"r--liarpcr.
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BACHMANS VS.. MIDGETS

get Stars of the South Side Sunday al
tcrnoon on the Twrnty-siNth street
grounds at o'clock sharp. The Bach
man stars will lineup as follows: Mel!ck.
catcher: Marshner. pitcher: Flati"y. first
base: Helfcr. second base: Laruc. short
stop; Funney. third base: kcrn:ran. lert
field: Reed, center field; Thomas. right
field.
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GAMES: WANTED
The Past Yankee Team .of'the South Side
Want to Arrange G&n1es with Teams
In This, City and Vicinity.

Tho Yankee A. c., Of South. Wheeling.
would like to hear from Ssorpe fast teams
in this city and vicinity. They would like
particularly to hear from dhc Victor \.
C. Of Benwood. Warwood, a. c., and
teams Of like calibrc for 4gamcs duril'r
tho season.
The South Side team has rafcntcd
most NIL teams in their class and arc
now after bigger game To arrange for
II game with this team call Mike FIatlcN.
'l4l4-R, Wheeling.
DELIVERY CAFE RNOrcS
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Standing of Clubs.

To-day's Games.
Detroit at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia
Washington al Boston.
81. Louis AT Cleveland
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5=======7 N The WORLD OF SPORTS - 6
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

81. Louis. >; Fit ushurgh. |.
New York. 6; Boston. !:
Ern"Elyn. II: I'hi(n.. 2.
'chicngu. I: Cincinnati, o.
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Stolen baSes-Shottcn. .; Stock, Zit-
man
Sacrifice hit-Hornsby.
Double plays-Stock. J. Miller and
Palette: Paulette and Snyder: Baeskel,
unassistcd
Left on bascs-Pittsburgh. 6: St
Louis. ..
First baes on errors-Pittsbureh. 2;
81. Louis. /.
Base OH balls-On Evans. S: off May.
~ of Goodwin. ..
Hits-Or Evans in :: off Miller, U
In l: or May. 0 in l-3: of Goodwin, 4
in 2-3
Struck out-Evans. 4: Goodwin. 3.
Winning pitcher-Goodwin; losing
pitcher, Evans.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Gam s.

HlirTEn ?: Detroit. |.
ISt. Louis G; Cleveland. 3.
Philadelphia. 3: y. Y" ..
Boston. >; Washington, O..
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Two haSc hitS-Clark Stork. BccK 81
Ross. Flanagan. kittlc.
Struck out--by Blake II; by McGrath
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Standing Of Clubs.
To-day's Game!

Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston nj New York
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DELIVERY CAR BODIES.
WALTZ & CO., 2ll2 MAIN STREET
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The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity 10 use
The 1ntelligencer Want Ada
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BOW LING

MASONIC CLUE DUCK PIN LEAGUE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-18
TeutOnS Violating Treaty
AMERICANS REPORT THEY ARE NIILITARIZING POLICE WHO ARE EQUIPPED WITH
 FULL INFANTRY OUTFITS.

Cofolenz, Saturday, Aug. 1s.---The militarization of German police, con- trary to the terms of the treaty of peace, already has been begun, ac- cordtng to information reaching American authorities here. In the city of Cassel the police were recently completely organized oa military lines by the Prussian government, it Is said, and are now equipped with steel helmets and rifles and follow the routine of a military company fin their barracks. Of the 300 state police in office in Cassel, 100 have elected to be transferred to the new organiza- ton and the remainder have been given places in the civil service.
 The ultimate size of the new militia police organization has not been an nounced. Americans studying the Generalization and reorganization of the German army say that the signifi- canoe of nilitarzing the police in Germany Is great.
 American officers have records of an announcement that the Prussian state government, quite apart from the national government, was to or ganize state police force throughout Prussia which would be virtually mill itary units in garrison with full in fantry equipment