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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24
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bou, nebot' tusil, ze AlbinG ma
pfiste bude ponechana volnost
re il nebude moci odporoyati,
sice Sc pfizna, sice ucini odha-
leni.
| A kdyz sluzka pfisla s mad
Eernymi kvetinami, ozdObila
Albina, zachovavajic uplnyklid
nejprve loze mrtveho pax ce
lou svetnici. Markyz a Max ci-
till Sc byti malymi proti tomu
silnemu charakteru, jenz dove
dl spojiti pozadavky lasky po
!vinnostmi vuci rodine.
kdyz Sc soudnf komise yrati
la po sve obchGzce po krajine
iCressoniers, zadala "a vydani
/ mrtvoly do Caenu "a dtelem
ritvy.
Tu Zvolala Albina:
"Panove, muzete ciniti, co
>am bude libo, .jakmile otec mes
astneho sem dorazi. Ale ne
mate veru zadneho srdce chce
te-li mu odnesti syna Dive, nez
ii jej obejmul!'
Mezitim nastal vecer a tele-
graE1 Antonio oznamovai br-
zky pfichod jejiho chote do
Cressoniers. Soudni ui:ednici
Sc poroucili. Albina ujala Sc
nocni straze a nedaia Sc nikym
vysti.idati.
U loze draheho mrtveho die
la jeste, kdyz povoz Vilema
Lureaua vjel mrizovymi vraty
do dvora.
Tu Sc zdvihla pojednou Sc
sveho sedadla a Vilem il pot
kal, kdyz vstoupil do salu. We
Sci nanejvyse rozcilen, MAZE IL
sta pima obvineni proti jejimu
rodu, ktery Sc odvazil sehr&ti
takovou komedii a venovah sy
nu nepfitele takovou peel. Ale
umlkl pred touto bledou posta-
,vou Albiny, pred temito oci-
ma, ktere Sc naplnily slzami.
Neocekaval ze tu zde nalezne.
Markyz piistoupil k nemu
pin laskavosti jako dustojnc-
sti.
Pane Lureau," pravil po-
hnutym hlasem. "Nebudete mi
miti Ia zle, re jsem teto den
zapomenul ma vsechny nescho-
dy, ktere mas rozlucovaly. Byl
Jsem presve.icen, re kdyby Sc
takove neStesti stalo mne, re
byste me nepritomnosti neo-
rustil mrtvolu az do meho ma
vratu. To jsem take ia ucinil a
mole deti Sc mnou."
Podaval mu ruku, Vilem u
couvl krok nazpet. Jeho zera
vsak, jejiz taktnost Sc teto
vazne situaci nedala zapriti,
rravila tise:
"Ty snad nevis, muj drahy.
re ii pan markyz podava ru-
ku?"
Vilem podal ruku nejprve
svemu protivnikovi pax Ma
Xovi, ktery vstoupil Sc vzlyko-
tenn. Pc te Sc markyz vzda!il.
Aibina vSak nemohla sc roz-
louciti. Jeste ma prahu Sc oto-
ella a - hledela dlouho ma kra
snou postavu, jiz nemela vice
spatriti. Oh. kdybych jej moh-
la jeste obejmout! Toto milova
ne telo uchopiti do naru6e, po-
libiti je, dotknouti Sc ran svy-
i usty!
Ale prozradilo jiz je chova-
Iii jejl teto minute nejvySsi-
no bolu prilis mnoho ?Kdyz Sc
.leSt6 jednou vratHa X mrtvoic
ucinila tax jen proto. ably il
pokropila svecenou vodou a dri
We nez Sc rozlouci ma vzdycky
ud6lala mu kfizek.
(POkracOvAni.)
- Theda Bara v Salome, 81.
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rem pokladu, vracim sc radeJ
opet k panu Wennerovi. Nej-
,prv popis mi jeho zevnejsek,
abych no trochu seznala.'
"Vypada velmi dobre, ma
reknou postavu dive nebez-
pecnycA oci.'
"Jsou hnede?" tazala Sc Ger
truda.
"Tmave, neurcite barvy."
"Vyborne! S jeho zevnej-
Skem jsem spokojena. Jake
jsou jeho zpusoby?"
"Volne a prijemae. Snad by
Sc mohl zdati ponekud samoli-
bym - ale 10 lie mu promi-
nouti. Zeny pricinily Sc asi vse
mo4ue, ably no rozhejckaly."
"Jinymi slovy povedeno: tot
hlupec. Muz, ktery ma dobrou
a vtipnou hlavu, media sc zhej-
ckati."
INA neobyceine dobrou hla
WI, mila Gertrude, a jest 81 to-
no prave vedom. .Povazuje sa-
ma sebe "a muze jenz mad mno
he jine vynika, a jest tomu sku
te0ne tax"
'Inu, v pravnictvi snad,' MI
Mia Gertrude, "ale pfevaha ia
kova v mych ocich neplai pra-
mic. Tcdy jest samollbym. PAX
bude dovoleno trochu no poko
iiti. Samolibi muzi sc mi pro-
tivi."
"Ver mi, Berto, re bude pro
tebe moudrejSi nezabyvati Sc
jeho vychovanim. Jest to vel
mi nebezpecay mlady muz."
"a velmi lehkovazny, pravil
pan Wicker"
"To Sc pravi. Tolik ale po-
znala jsem, re pres vsecky sve
vady jest povahy vskutku rytir
ske. Jest-li lehkovaznym, stal
Sc tim jen velkymi vy3ledky,
iakychz dosahl. Byl velmi hle-
dam a hejckan, kamkoli prisel;
q kerry clovek odolal by blahe
mu vedomi, byti oblibenym a
slyset sebe chvaliti? Patrne ne
zustal ncdutklivym, byl-li po-
vzbuzovan, a TAX nabyl pove-
sti, re je neodolatelnym.'
All, tot bude S MIN asi ma
10 zabavy. Domysli Sc snad, re
jc pravym Adonisem!'
"Mozna, re tomu tax; ale
. tot lhostejno, ver mi, ze bude
neilip, kdyz nebudes Sc obirati
snim "a jeho vadami ami emo
stmi."
"Ty tedy domnivas Sc, re
by mohl take muj kid poru-
siti?"
"Ano. Nenit mic nebeZpec-
nejSiho, nez kdyz 81 mlade dev
ce zamane, chtit na MAIDEN
muzi neco polepsovati. Konec
byva, ze Gin sam il ovladne.' -
"Mozna; ale bude-li tomu o.
sud chtit, stikpe mne takova
nchoda, j kdybych na mic lako
veho ncpomySlela, jcst-i mi
souzeno. abych sc zamilovala
do samolibeho a hczkeho nOta-
re, stane Sc to, necht iiz sc "a
byvam jeho vadami Gill mic
Muslin ii ale upii nne i'ici, ze
sc mikdy nezamiluji. Jediny je
muz, ktery by Sc mi mohl stat
mebezpccnym, ten 81 napro
sto nevsima me nepatrle osub
KY"
"Kdo Jest to?'
"Hrabe Moric S,ralkrans
Ale nyni uz muslin 'se 'pfistrO
lit. Otcc pravil. re pred pole
dnem prijede notafem. VI
dvou dncch pocnou soudni ii
..cni, a tn, Bohu chvala, nasta
me i ely ruch V Broviku. Proz;
tim Bohcm, muj aldilku
Coz ty Sc nebudes prevlekati
Myslim, re odevu tvemu tax
potrcbi porekud upravy.'
- ,,@N,u,nsn,yo1
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= 5000 osob, 5000 zvirat, 6
mSsicG priprav. Vice jak
million penez. Theda Bara
v Salome v Olympia. Stfe-
da a ctvrtek.
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PRiJME Sc pan na byt, pokoj
sam sObe v okoli Broadway.
!Hlaste sc v {. 5255 Dolloff Rd.
3-24
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Berta. "Jdi jen a uprav Sc sa-
ma, vsak poerebujes k tomu
Ijednou tolik casu, abys byla no
ftova."
"Chci uposlechnouti tveho
Earizeni. Ale slys, nemohla bys
mi uprimne povedeti, slusi-li
mne lepe barva modra ci rI-
3ova?"
"Modra - tot made vSecku
pochybu.'
"Dobra! Pro dnes tedy zmo-
dram! Snad jsi o tom neslysela.
re notar Wenner ma plesu utan
Gil mladou dfvku do smrti.
Chces-li slySeti smutnou priho-
du su podrobne, del 81 il vypra
vovati Cd Wickera."
Gertrude odkvapila re salo-
nu, j pospichala po schodech
mekkymi koberci pokrytych do
sveho pokoje.
Berta osamotnevSi polozila
praci pred sebe opirajic loket
9 maly sici stolek pohrouzila Sc
V myslenky.
Berta .iiz po jeden rok byla
vdovou po muzi, ktery il zivot
velmi ztrpcoval. Posledni dive
leta pred svou smrti 'travil La
gerskog ma statku Kungsdalu
|nedaleko Broviku. Zreknuv Sc
vSeho zamestnani, ustanovil Sc
ma tom, ze bude ziti v klidu a
zatiSi ma venkove.
Pficinou umyslu toho byla,
|olsolnots, re znacna cast im6ni
!tchanova jesle "a jeho zivoby-
ii valne Sc ztencila, a kdyz
tC han zemrel, zbylo pc mem
vclmi malo. Lagerskog svou
nIarnotratnosti take zabfedl do
'Gluhu. Kdyz tedy pc Engsber-
COVE smrti nevelke dedictvi,
iez pripadlo .ieho manzelce, u
;vedl ma penize, usmyslil 81 We
novati Sc polarstvi, a k uCelu
Iitomu zakoupil Kungsdal. Ze
vsak polnimu hospodaistvi ne
rozumel, upadal vzdy hloub,
a kdyz zemrel, byly zalezitosti
icho V takovem zmatku, ze hro
zilo nebezpeci, ably Berta neo-
dcSla S prazdnou.
Okresni soudce Licdgren,
ijenz byl Lagerskogem pone-
kud spiiznen, q ucastenstvi k
miade vdove ujal Sc toho, ably
iuvedl rozharane pomery jeji
,neiaky pofadek, nabidl Ber-
tG, ably prozatim ubytovala Sc
u .jeho dcery ma Broviku. Mia
Gemu devceti bylo p0Ufebi V
dome spolecnice, a okresni sou
dee vylicil Berte vec tax, jake
by mu prijetim jeho nabidky
Iprokazala dobrou sluzbu.
/ Gertrude jiz Cd prvni chvile,
ikdy Sc Bertou po usidleni La
lgerskogove ma Kungsdale Sc
znamila, prilnula k nj vrelym
irfatelstvim, a Berta opetovala
lie klidnou naklonnosti starsi
sestry. Prubehem roku, kde Sc
I,-ykaly co den hodinu, wa.
Iiemna tato pritulnost zvysila
,,se znacn6.
! Bcrta Lagersiogova stala sc
Gertrude predmetem obdivu
IL byla .iedinou osobou, po jeji2
,usudku divka sc ridila. a jeji5
fokarani il bolest pusobilo. vi
ivem Bertinym zmanilo Sc cho.
,valni Gertrudino podsLatne. Nc
,byla jiz tax rozmarna, meme
osobiva stala Sc ma Sebe i vice
lrozOrnou neZ dosud.
>Nez vratmc Sc k Bcrte.
Dlouho setrvala zamySle
nj, az il hrceni kocaru vzrusilo
ae pozvedla hlavu d vstala
IChvatem Sla ku dvefim salonu
Hrceni pfestalo, patnne povo;
. zastavil.
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 7 pokojich
Sc vsim modernim zarizenim.
Xada Sc menSi vklad hotove a
ostatni ma mesicni splatky die
prani. Majetek Sc naleza blize
Skoly. Haste Sc v c. 1916 An
gelus Ave. v Corlett, blize e.
l31 ul. 3-25
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PkONAJME Sc 20 akrd, ~
mile od Garfield Parku, pobli-
BE mestske poulicni kary, IL
pokojovy dun, mestska voda,
elektricke svetlo, zachod a vo-
da v dome. Diva ovocne sadly,
skr vinice, velice urodne. Pod
mfnky velice prijatelny. Anna
Masl, 1866 vych. 40 ul.
e4--19
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-11
NJ CONKEYS I. /. r.
VERSUS 314TH
Game VIM Be cAnsd About 4 O'Clock
This Afternoon In the Oval at
State Fair Grounds.

What promises to be the most fntereSt-
ing game OF the entire baseball season
will probably be played in the oval at
the State Fair grounds this afternoon.
when the McConkeys. OF the East End,
lineup against the representative team
OF the 314th Artillery. as part Of the
field day program for the returned SER
vice men.
Thu game will be called about o'clock
with Cy Morgan. formerly Of the Phila-
delphia Americans. as the arbitra Or.
The lineup OF the 314th will be mad mp
Of the following: Helfcr. Barvcy, Hamm.
Birmingham. Curray. Stahl captain;
Hamilton. Stump, McGranahan. NigSc-
myer
The lineup for the Macks follows:
Gardner right field: Heller second base;
Bell. shortstop; Houtz. center field: Per
ley. third base; Hamm left field: Lewis,
first base: Wagenheimcr. catcher; Burk-
hart. pitcher.
The diamond at the Fair grounds was
laid out yesterday afternoon. and is in
plain view Of the grand stand. This will
give all fans chance to sit in the grand
stand and witness the game. instead OF
standing in the hot sun. The players of
the 214th will play in their soldier uni
forms
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ERRORS ARE FATAL

WASHINGTON. June 1O-Errors be-
hind Shaw enabled Cleveland to defeat
Washington in the opening game or the
series today. 3 to >. For protesting a
close decision in the seventh. Manager
Griffith was ordered off the field by
I'mpirc Nallin. who later was made
target for seat cushions and pop bottles
Mcbride of the Washington club was
slightly cut on the face by q piece or
flving glass and after the game Umpire
Eallin was struck by an irate fan. Score
r. II. F..
Cleveland $780, 900 DOL 20O-3
Bagby and O'Neill; Shaw. Robertson
and Charity.
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WIG, A, C. TO MEET .
VIRGINIA nine

Sunday afternoon on the Forty-sev-
cn,h street grounds the fast going
Wheeling \. c. will mix with the new
Iv nryanizcd Virginia Club OF the South
Side.
Thu. Virginia club is made up OF sew
cr,l stars who have been playing with
rho Slirh Division in France. where
thcy male n great reputation for them
selves, winning the championship in
France.
The team will be made up with SUCH
stars aS: lmtlcr \. Miller. Il Miller
Hannrn. Henry Carrish. Shepherd
Workman. KOgcrson. and Whitelatch.
Thu lineup of the Wheeling nine is
as follows: Bick. Clark. EnGic. Munas.
Conner. Gordon. Norman. McGill. Hutch
isun. Green. R"njCk. Myers.
When these two teams clash there is
gong a. hr one Of III" hardest fought
hat:rrs uf the season. 1t Will put one
in nlfrI If tho Giants and the New
York Yankee series as these two teams
are lag rivals. and rccord-brcaking
crowd ts locked for. &.
Bernie t."'-crson. the one time star
Of the faS, %vIc 4. {. will be seen on
tho ,noun! for IN" NirGnians. while
Errlr. a,,Irh.r "id-iIin"r. Will do the
twir'inc for IA" w. y. {.
'Thr Wheeling y. t. would like to
for TWO GAINES ola tn" Fourth Of July
t. arrhnr, fer tins game" write George
Enrlr. IGlo E."n street. Wheeling.
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pA-rHs RAMPAGE

CHICAGO. juno l0-Chicago went on
a batting rampage in the first inning
against George Smith and made enough
runs TO tin easily from Philadelphia in
the first game Of the series, The score
pitched good game. Flack was ordered
out OF the game by Umpire Byron for
protesting when called out on strikes.
John Heydler president OF the league.
ing a swing around the western end Of
the circuit. looking over conditions and
watching the work OF the umpires. He
said that the game seemed TO be pro-
crossing. Score:
Philadelphia 49, 100 100 1903 II 0
Chicago sol 900 00x-6 II l
Smith, Watson and Cady; Hendrix and
Killifer.
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WHEELING NON
FROM WESLEYAN
BY Bic SCORE

Special dispatch to The lntcl!iEcnccr.
El'CEIANNON. ". Va. June 10
The Whc"iinr Btucrs handled Wesleyan
IN style to-day, winning over tn" Meth
eds; 10y Il 1913 score in the poorest
baseball game played on IN: ficld III
years.
Wesleyan was badly off form and
erred miS"rnhly. On the other hand
Wheeling played Il smooth "rr"ri"S"
gam" ana taking advantage "f Wesley
ans !n!sCurs. scored IN every inning
save III" second.
Eoth Meredith ani Parsons wrr" hit
hard. nuEan looked good t"r th"
EauCrs. The gan" va played before 4
commencement or, W and ended the
1918 S,ri"s E'iG!.: games w'r, won
while five were los. Th" Sc"rr:
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T=======5 IN The WORLD OF SPORTS G========== 5$s
CCOTTE AGAIN
GOESGOODF0R
9TH IN 4 ROW

BOSTON. June 10.--ChcaGo took the
first game Of the series from Boston 10
day to 3. Cieotte winning his eleventh
game Of the season and his seventh
straight Sensational fielding b"hlno
both Ruth and Cicotte kept down Inc
score The hitting OF Weaver and
Scott featured. Score:
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bury, a few miles from here. ne poy
was bathing In the river, when he waco
out beyond his depth.
The mother. seeing his predicament,
wont TO his rescue. but she. too, got
into deep wat CT and was drowned. NO
one witnessed the accident except the
children and persons across the river.
The bodies were recovered within one
and onc-half hours after the drowning.
Mrs. uaEnigan is survived by her hus-
band and another small son.
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'vo base hit-Cutshaw

Two base hit-Cutshaw
Three base hits-Wheat, Malone, Safer
Schmidt
Homo rln-Krueger.
Stolen baseS-Olsen. .; Bigoee. SAFER
Schmidt.
Double plays-Cutshaw and Safer ?.
Left on bascs-Brooklyn. s: Pitts
burgh. 6.
First base on balls-Off Pfeffer, 3
off Hamilton. ..
Hit$-Off Pfeffer. in 4 l-3 innings
off Cheney. 4 in = innings; off MamauH
/ In 90 innings: of Hamilton. I in !
Is innings: off Mayer, 3 in 2-3 IN
nings.
Struck out-By Cheney, /; by Mayer
..
Wild pitch-Cheney.
Winning pitcher-Mayer. =,
Losing pitcher-Pfeffer. 81
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YANKEES Us,
i y * swiftly STARS

After defeating the fast Virginia Club
Sunday by the score OF $50. the Yankee
A. Ca, will get down 70 work in anti
cfp4tton Of the stft"st opposition Of
the season Sunday afternoon. when the
Swiftly Stars OF Bcnwood will be met
on the Twenty-si1th street grounds.
With a record OF nine straight wins
and no defeats the Yankees feel conf
dent Of keeping their slate clean. The
Benwood boys will practice this week
and try hard to do what other teams
have tried and failed to do-break the
Yankees winning streak. TIL" Yankees
will hold practice Thursday evening on
the TWenty-sixth street grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-11
MAYNARD CHALLENGE

The NJ. T. G. team of Maynard, OnioS
issue Il sweeping challenge TO any team
in the Ohio Valley between the ago OK
II to Is. The following teams orN
preferred: St Johns Of Bellaife1
Stogics and Virginians To arrange tcf
games call 7lO6-R-l3 st. Clairsvtuo oe
write James Jones. Maynard 80,
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TAKE
DODGER TEAM
OVER, 10 To 8

PITTSBURGH. June 10 Pittsburgh
defeated Brooklyn today by score OF
ten to six. In a frec-hittIng contest mix
ed with many misplays by each SIDE
Hamilton was driven from the box In the
fourth inning Mayer took his place ana
stopped further scoring. Pfeffer was
also knocked out OF the box in the flrth
inning and Cheney was unable 70 stop
the locals from getting more runs.
Krue1er hit the ball over the left field
fence for a home run. the first time in
two wears that this has been done. Score:
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Two base hI's: H"rI >. Miller. Thr""
base hts: Ncuhar', STARK, SacriIi"'
hits: W"dS ,. Sarrifi"" fly: nuEan ara
Parsons. FIRST has, ru balls: off Par
Suns !. of iruEar l. Wild pitches: llu'
gan 3. SirucN out: ~ I"r'd,,h :. hv
Bugan 10. PASSED balls. Miller N"lch
hit by pitcher: Salisbury. Frsh"r Ford.
c. Riqfc HTS: off Mrr"t!ilh. N IN
Wings. off I'ar%"n:, $ IA + innings. Stolen
nas.s: Ford. H"r". bounds. &. Hihk",
IirCk.' I'muirc. johnson.
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woH ON RorH's TRIPLE

PHILADELPHIA. June 10 oth's
triple in the seventh inning with the
bases null gave Philadelphia the first
game Of the home series with ST: Louis
today TO 5. The game was a pitchers
duel between Davenport and Johnson
the latter being taken out for pinch
r. H e.
ST. Louis OlO 100 1908 2
Philadelphia -. 100 900 004-6 8 .
Davenport and Mayer; johnson, Kin
ncy and Perkins.
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WON By ST. LOUIS

CT LOUIS. June 1O-Bunching two
Mrs with a base on balls of Rudolph.
and an infield out in the sixth. ST. Louis
won its seventh consecutive victory. de-
feating Boston In the opening game or
The series today, 4 to >. II was Gowdy
Dav and the Braves catcher received a
handsome wrist watch and a bouquet
OF flowers from local admirers. Score:
- r. H. E.
RoSton ooO 600 900 10 .
81 Iouis w oil 002 00x-4 D
Rudolph and Gowdy; Tuero and Glenn
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G|ANTSEAS|LY. 4.
V|CTORS OVER
THE RED BUNCH

CINCINNATI. Ohio, June 1o.-New
York easily defeated Cincinnati, 10 =
IN the first game Of their series today.
Fisher was very wild and lasted less
than three innings. while Mitchell was
hit hard in the eighth. Benton pitched
effectively until the eighth. when he was
relieved by Dubus In the face or
threatening Red rally: The score:
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WON BY TIE YANKs

NEW YORK. June io-Detrott lost to
Now York today. , to /. Thor1nahlen
holding the Tigers to 3 hits. B9land
pitched well for Detroit. The Yanks
won in the fifth inning when Lewis
single scored Wick. who had walked and
advanced on Peckinpaugh's sacrifice
Score:
r H E
Detroit ... 900 100 000-1 3 .
New York go. 100 010 00x-2
Boland. Love and Stanage; Thormah-
len and Hannah.
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sBatted for Mitchell in eighth.
New York. o@l hnH "2o--6
Cincinnati . nO0 N" Gln-"
Two-hasc hitS-C;r"h. kopf, kauff ..
Thrce-base hit--Eaun.
Stolen haS"S--BurnS. Kaufr.
Sacrifs" fliHs-ITmrr man. Benton.
Double play-DO! to Fletcher to
Chase.
Left on bases-Ncw York N. Cincin-
natl 4.
Bases on ba1ls-OT Fisher ?. Of Fit
chcii 3. or Benton .
Hits-Or Fisher " in - innings.
or Mitchell in : - innings. off I.u-
qu" in inning. IT H. ntnu : IN : -;
innings. OF Duhuc in ID innings.
Struck out-By Mitchell i. by Ben
ton ,.
W Winning pitcher Benton.
Losing pitcher Fisher
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WANT GAMES III

The Rush Run Giants would IKE %
book games with teams in the Wheet.
ing District for July 4th. WIN paS
expenses and furnish meals. To 81
range for games with this club WINS
q. w. ogden. Rush Run. Ohio.
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DEowNEp III THE KANAwHA.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jun" u
Mrs Herbert HanHtEan and nor SihalI
son. hTonns. years ola, ar New Lex
ington. ohio, wcr" drowned TINS "'i"r-
noon IN the Kanawha river at Shrcws-
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urENAr1oHAL LEAGUE

Jersey City Z: Newark l. =
Reading S; Baltimore !.
Toronto 5: Binghampton &
Rochester II: Buffalo 4.
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\ dct2chahlc wheel and motor have
been invented for propclling railroad
v'lur. p"dCs.
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HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday: Games.

Yesterday: Games.
Pittsburgh. 10; Brooklyn. s.
New York. s: Cincinnati.
Chicago, 6; Philadelphia. 3.
st. Louis, 4; Boston,
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A prize is offered for ia" first flight
from America to Australia Full pay
ment will not be demanded soon.
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standing OF Cluhs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeStmdRy's Games,

Yesterdays Gausa
Cleveland. 3; Washington. ..
Philadelphia. 5; 81. Louis. 3.
New York, >; Detroit. l.
Chicago, 5. Boston, )
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BOWLING

MusEE SUMMER DUCK PIN LEAGUE
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z-Batted for Gamer in 9Th
chicago .......01 oil 900 12O-5
Hosto1 100 600 "uO-3
The Washington times., 1919-12-02

II In to your best interest to put
your Liberty Bond Interest In w. .. =,
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
AUSTRALIAN STATESMAN
VISITOR IN WASHINGTON

The Hon. J. NJ. Hunter. former min.
lister Of lands and vice president OF
he general council of Queensland
australia. arrived in Washington last
night on his way to London, where he
will assume his duties as agent gem
cral for Queensland.
Mr.. Hunter will pay especial atten-
ton to the return Of soldiers TO the
land, in which great interest Is shown
in Australia. The Queensland gov
ernment advances $4,000 to service
men who will go on farms. and IN
addition regulates the price OF land
by condemnation proceedings.
He says that the government
operation of 'meatworlls" or mack
ing houses has resulted in a ranch
to a consumer system that has saw
ed the people a large proportion OF
the cost of living. State socialism
as II is called, extends TO railways.
trolley lines, sawmills, fisheries and
other branches of business The
front from state enterprises was
81 250,0O0 for the first two wears.
Mr.. Hunter will call on Secretary
Lane of the Department Of the In
terror today ana will visit Congress
He will sail from New York on Dec
ember 10, on the Imperator.
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
PASTOR GIVES RULES
{ FOR ART OF WOONC
Seek High Moral Standards Rather
Than Cheap Chivalry.
Urges Dominic

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. I'm
courtship men should be guided by
high moral standards rather than
cheap chivalry.
In choosing life companion men
and women should follow the impulse
of the heart with approval of the
head and sanction of the conscience
ut is necessary for successful mar
ried life that both man and woman
be equally yoaed together.
Into pure love come two elements,
the spiritual and the bodily. Modesty
must be first and supreme.
In the selection of friends be care
ful-high iSoral character Is the first
requisite.
do not marry merely 10 establish
yourseif-marry the girl or man you
love"
These were some of the warnings
given in Second Presbyterian Church
by the Rev. DIR. Dunbar III. Ogden. in
a sermon on "Courtship."
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
Diplomat Returns.

Sir william Tyrrell, British mimi.
ter plenipotentiary, has returned -
the embassy in Washington after
having been u guest OF Clarence IA