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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

IhN \ e.. rfulhgu Tor minute
northerly In Jamaica Fay, moving az
half speed through the water ana
turned west Tor tho open soa. The
throttle. we're thrown wide open and
with % roar ~ the 1000 horsepoWcr
motor thr uisns to"t ~ the air
unc minute later the y. e.. I liftch
herself from the water. followed with
boz nfty seconds by tis s.. e. g.. and
tho v"ria Or-t trHns .nrssnic flight
was actually in progress
The cHcurtinT scout planes turned
back about three miles from Rock
away and the three tranH-Atianuc
fliors sped away ON their great adVcn-
tutc.
The crows on the three seapiano,
are.
s. q. Commander J. a. Towers
commanding officer and navigator
Commander "A e.. Wlrhardsou and
Lieut. q a. Mccullough. pilots Lieut.
I Commander ". A. Lavender. radio up
orator. Mschlnist T.. K Moore, on
giuoor. Lieut. iirlNton Rhodes, re-
serve pilot cnginror and Lieut. com
Wuudtr o. o. Byrd. radio operator
The latter two viii $50 only as fur a
Sew Fouudnnd.
s. e. iAcut Commander a q
I Read. commanding officer and nuyi
gator. flouts o. D. Stone and ". IS
Hinton. pilots Ensign 20. -. liudd, rn
dIo operator. chief MuthluistH Mat
D. ~ lihodgs aud Lieut. . l.. lircesr
reserve pilot engineer, the latter go
lug only us fsr as Sew fuuudsnd.
n g. . Lieut. Commander y. \ T.
iirllinrvr commanding officer ans
navigator lavui Commander NJ a
Aiuchrt ana Lieut. l.. r. bariu
pilots. Lieut. Harry SHdruwntor, rtdt
operator. Chlvf MachiuietH Mate g
kcsslor engineer Machiuist Kaauu
christensen, reserve pilot engineer
the iHttrr guiur only uH ihr aH Ac'
|luuudlHud
4 pathetic Incident n ronuortio
with the flight orcurrUl when co.
news of fhH start wiH trieuhuurd O
.thiuf MrchHni, o. "a Howard, VII
was 90 have npsn a member uf th
crew uf the y g. 4 and whose Def
hand wts cut off hy one 81 the plane
prnp.llrrs yesterday Howard s
tho naval base hospital in liroukly
and tn attempt was made tu have h.i
sp,tk over tho telephone. After
frw minutes the nurse who answt. o
tho UtlI returned and said
You Will have tu excuse him. II
.fUcis pretty bad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
Course Carefully Charted and
Patrolled by Rescue and Repair
Ships, All the Way to Portu.
guese Coast
CRUISE NOT sPoRTIvE ONE,
BUT SCIENTIFIC EFFORT
American Navy Has Placed Vast
Resources at Disposal Of Avia.
tors, and other Government De.
partments Are Aiding


NrW lurh MHA Nu'n me rihni
American miru.t.rpltnr Hprd away
into the east over tho Grand Ranks
tnd the broad Atlantic thcl entered
upon course not only carefully
Dhlrtod. hut pHtrullri hy rescue aud
repair ships ail the way 60 The iortu-
lupsr coast
Looking upou ihr cruise not as a
HuuriiUg venture unr aH tu attempt
W,rrh tu W|u fur tnu United States
fhr honor Uf thr frst trans Atlantic
HiT flight Uuf ia Hu undertaking Tor
the advancement ~ science uuu sea-
MAN hip. ino American navy placed
be- own tIst resources 40 the disposal
uf fhr HNuturs. tul enlisted c.unc ut
ufhHr government departments iu on
effort fu assure the HfUfy uf the
GROVE and tu reduce to t minimum
fnr element uf chance boz the project
Dv~tru,rr- Iurm Chain,
a linfIIiH ct trHfruYsrs. reinforced
HY uHftlrships Whose more powerful
wireless equipment was Intended 90
u.rl up msHsur,s from thu flyers iu
raHr thr radio srfs Of tho smaller Nca-
.,la rIlrd tu function formed a chain
ul communicable across tho Atlantic
while 200, planes we're proceeding iu
thu.r nHH, hero. The fiDrt viii remain
uu station until thr hlrdmvu have
p1Hs,l. tho dvstrufrrs su CLOSE togcth
CO. that uu hour rtrumluE would
bring one ~ tDrw Co the aiFhtns
place ui amy 90 lnU HlttiHti forced lo
U"Hrrui Mother SNIP" lruhtfH ana
other naval units. hi intervals aluhi
thu course. have Wr'hhulca Tools 'N
ttN pHrts Iud ruHnlln' aboard ready
Zoo give tld which would make p1Hai
NI" resumption ui ln journey nt a
plane pui uui ui ynmnIiaaiuu h} sifh'
.sfrHt-.
THE patrol fleet Iu wireless '"nit,
throughout IiH I"UFfn Nua lu fuu'i
with Oh, United nuirT weather hu
frIu. IH Wei as ship ui various n'
+ NuuHlIiIus cruising tho middle Aiiin
NU viii h,rp tur YtIIfurs posted ut
weather conditions boo inn areas thr'
.rr approaching tIrH cooper ttiht
With tnr utNiEtturH aboard ihD plane
BOO directing The flight
II Can iir Done.
"H.N' u- uu lurh t""i nI nHl, ans
thr utu uroIr.r Nu1 tfn houIl h'
made Wllhoui iruuhl't 7ild 'nn
WHui'r john u IuwrrH. rhigi "i lh
'Np'D uuu, commenting before ~
hop uit uu the uWul"icnta1 "i ih
. r'fah'ns 'hg impossible. W ale ne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
STEER PRICES.

Kansas civ-sio TO 1850.
chiagO-sieas to sis.fs.
Dcnver-,ia.ts ana 1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT BEGUN
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
They re Off
That Vague Indemnity
Where the Howl viii Come
The Straw in the Wind

INANkEE enterprise aud dar
ing seem likely 10 score
again While the British
nirmrn have been making promises
~ start their trans. Atlantic flight
almost daily tor the past month,
the American navy has been say
ing little but saving % lot Of
wood
To-day. with comparatively little
heraldug. three Nayy.turti>,
hydro .airplanr, started their his
tory making journey to England
The good wishes of the entire
world 90 with them They are
striving to write new page iu
the history ~ tho world !, ,riourr.
rhrif, b, not au idle game bui ii
b. ,urynrl, 10 will hc q mouumcu.
ial contribution io arrouauiir, aud
90 ,ramun,hip
America has fUIl faith Boo her iu
iupii Young men who are wing
ur their WAY eastward
,Ips,I s,ruur, .f th, ps,r, u,HfE
,..,,n,as une tHIf Ifs tr.ms might hr
Improved upon s. fI 1s muurf i1m.
Hrrs lr, concerned NuWh'rH Ir OBJ"
| ummtr HH given ouf yesterday Boz
thrrr mention uf tha rrori-, amount
tHHt tHs ,urmy BEL io hr made Co paw
Th, Wisdom of i'H,Inc the amount
F....HIuN .. g.. HT .tHs.f.UutN IEUfI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
NEW YORK MruAr MARKEr.

New York. MAY 8. - Copper
steady. electrolytlc itN ~ ibh;
Iron unchanged from T1ienlay.
Lead. fifmcr. spot t15nA.gh;
June. fsgfffsi. Spcitcr. firm.
East ~ Louis spot 5.92 bid; June
b.9bHg.02.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

? ANkEE enterprise aud dar.
ing seem likely 10 score
again While the British
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
West Liberty Normal :
Commencement, i'm

The annual commencement Of the West
Liberty Normal school Will be held
Tuesday, June II. TIL" class ms year
is cnmInScd Of Is girls. II being the nrSl
lime in the history of the school that
no boys hay" graduated. The lack Oh
BOYS among the seniors has been due 10
the war.
4 series Of events has been planned III
connection with tho commencement. one
Of tn. most important being the reunion
to nc held on tho afternoon and cVenine
OF the Eth On this occasion efforts Will
Inc made to have As many of III" alumni
nr,scn, AS possible. The affair Will
mark tho tcticth anniversary the
school Members OF the alumni from all
over the country arc expected. Athieuc
events will feature in TN" days program
Of amuSrmcnlS.
Tho. address TO tho graduates Will DC
delivered by +. r. Pearson OF columbus
Ohio. state superintendent OF ONO
schools. The graduating class this year
is AS follows: =,
standard cuursn-May Bonar. Ella v.
BROWN. Ada Dcvinc. BIanCh" r.. t"lss,
Mary MCSickIc and Alma l.. Rasei
Short Normal Cours"-Mlldrco al
Iourr Margaret Muldrew. Hazel Emer-
SON Florence McKain. Alic" Miller
pnIh Adamson. Mario Gra"h, Emma
Rnucr. Ruth l.yons. Oliv" pcv"re, Myrtle
Anvil and bessie Johnston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
TRYING TO PROVE
PRO-GERMANISM
OF The TRIBUNE

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich, Juno I -
Tho pro-GcrmaniSm alleged against IN"
Chicago Daily Tribune by Henry Ford.
who is suing tn" newspaper Tor Sl.""".-
before tho jury In Judge fuckers court
here today, in connection with tho de-
position Of Edward Goldb"rk. formerly
special writer for tn" Tribune.
The deposition was read by Attorney
William I.uCklnE. Of counsel for the
plaintiff. and by Attorney Weymouth
Kirkland. for the defendant. II had
been predicted that III" direct "vidcnS"
for Mr.. Ford would he completed tonight
hut the reading of tho Cookbook dcp0sl-
tion required III" cntir" afternoon. l"aL-
ing dispositions by officials Of the stand
arl OIL company. the International Har-
vcstcr company. and Mrs. Eleanor Pat
tcrson one of tho owners Of tho Tribune.
and eight or ten editorials still TO be
presented to tho jury.
GoldhcCk's writings were charaCtcr-
lied by the counsel for tn" plaintiff as
pro- G. rrman. and Mr. Kirkland and his
associate. Attorney Elliott q. stevenson.
protested that II they were given IN"
jury in fairness. parallel columns Of m"
Tribune. giving III" vltw az pro-al lily
writer's, such as Robert HcrrlCk. another
special writer employed by the news
paper. should he given.
For every pro-Iirrman story YOU
think you ind in the Tribune. ! can pro-
ducc ten pro-ally artiCl"s-enouGh 10
keep you here three years. said Attor-
ney Kirkland.
Attorney Alfred LuckinG stated that
the purpose Of tho deposition. which did
was TO show malice on tho part Of the
defendant in printing. on Jun" ,. 1916.
the editorial head: Ford is an Anar-
chiSt."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
YANKEES TO -.
MEET VIRGINIANS

Sunday afternoon on the Twenty-sikth
street grounds two OF the fastest niue
amateur tearW In tho Valley will ciaSh'
when the Yankee A c. cross bats WA
the Virginia nine, also Of the South SIoc.
So far this season tho Yankees have
established Il record OF eight straight
victories and are yet 10 b" dcfratco
Knowing full we'll the strength OF the
Yankees. the Virginia nine Will try 70
put q crImp in their great winning
streak. But tho Yankees arc still conf
dent OF keeping their slate clean.
This should prove TO be good draw
ing card as the Yankees have one OF tho
fastest teams In tho Ohio Valley ana
their many friends will turn out TO VII
ass the game Sunday. Robertson ana
Pfcffcrman Will furnish tho batteries Tor
thc Yankees. while Roles and Bick Will
perform for the Eirginians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
Last American Food
Ship Leaves In June

PARIS. Tuesday. June 3.-rhs last
food ship under the direction Of the An.
crican food control organization VIII
leave America late in June unless theee'
should he a decided change In the Woft11
affairs and some new legislation 10 pass
cd by the United States congress. II va
indicated here today. No law 10 Dow ~
existence authorizing the participates
OF the United States In food control ~,
tivities after tho sier'-~ ~ ~
treaty and American food S310O -
lievc il desirable tnat ...v L..-..-.
food transact ions should be handled ~
bankers and that dealings should b pet,!
mittcd through regular channels. ~
Herbert Hoover, chairman OF the oeess
luul spualuo0 'uoIssIumoo pool RsntS
normal trading should be estahIionoN
throughout the world and insists tn!
attempts made to control prices VII
tend TO stifle production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
West Virginia Fares
Well In Selection Of
Football Officials

MORGAETOwN. W. Va. June a.
West Virginia University Jared excep-
tionally we'll at the big meeting held in
New York recently for the selection OF
officials for the major football games
this fall. 4 complete list OF the ap-
pcintments made for the Mountatneers
has just been received and shows that
four games were considered for the
West Virginia team. The mode Of pro-
cedure at these meetings is to take the
gamsc scheduled all over the country
for each Saturday and rank them in the
order Of their Importance. Then the
teams engaged in tho game selected az
the most important OF the day have first
choice OF officials, and so on down the
line through games Of the second. third
fourth rank. etc.
on West Virginia's game with Pitt
she received second rank. i. C.. 1t was
aGludgrd tho second game in Importance
IN the whole country that day. only the
Brown-Colgatc game ranking 1t. In TINS
game Bob Maxwell, tho great eastern
official, will referee; Walter EckersaI!.
former All-American star and sporting
editor Of the Chicago Tribune. will UNI
pire. and Merriman. of Geneva. VIII be
head Nncsman. This Is very capable
SGT Of officials Tho West Virginia
Princeton game was ranked fourth on
that date and I.angford. Williams. Reed
and Eberle. four OF the best officials IN
tho country assigned 70 il. The W. ].
game here on Thanksgiving was ranked
third. the Penn-Cornell and Pitt-State
games outranking It. For this game
Nate TUFTS will referee; Moffatt Will
umpire and Sugdcn will be head lines
man. West Vlrginia's coaches CONSIDER
Tufts the equal Of Maxwell as rcfercc
II, rln
appointment. In the Ruthers games
west Virginia was placed sixth because
Harvard and Yale and other big games
are on that date In this game OBricn
will referee. Okcson will umpire and
Bill Hollcnhack will be lincsman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
=55F@ F====5==5 m THE WORLD OF SPORTS [=====@ @
less WILLARD KNOCKS
OFT SPARRING PARTNER
Hormo, O. Juno 4.-Jess Willard

TOLEDO, O., Juno Jess "ilafu
Increased his boxing to four rounas TO-
.dsv knocked cut q sparring partner
and after the incident, attempted 70 eN-
plain &c newspaper experts mat 'he
tim slipped. striking his head On '''o
floor Of the ring. ,-,,,d..
-rann on a furlough from the army
hoIed with the champion for the hrSt
+trne In several months. and hit the
corvas IN q dizzy condition after BOXING
t,vo rninutes. Monahan. although out
~ condition, set a furious pace 1or
willard. and Jess shot out lctt jap
and missed He followed II with
short, straight right hand punch 70 the
treak Of the chin and Monahan tumo!cd
into heap
lack Hempel. who boxed the first two
rounds with willard: Ray o. Archcr,
business manager OF the champ. ana
others scrambled into the ring. picked
Monnhan up, bathed his head in water
! and allowed him 70 take long rESe
before going another easy round with
the title holder. 1t was a clean knock
hout despite Wizards explanations.
willard opened his work out py pull
ing his weights loose with some power
full tugs and then boxed four ROUNDS
and finished with some shadow ooNlng
, and wrestling. He left the canvas en-
closed arena with his skin glowing with
| perspiraton-
Admission was charged to watch the
lchamp 90 through his PAGES today and
a capacity crowd was in attendance
Jack Dempsey. the challenger, spent
another idle day. He came into the city
this morning fora rundown at the
hands Of an expert and in the afternoon
swan and rompeG around his camp.
Willard went our for his first run on
the roeds this morning, covering about
three miles. He plans to increase his
distance tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
PIE. G.VS.
'C6NKEYS

Sunday afternoon tho biggest attrac-
ton in tn national pastime staged IN
this city will hc staged at Tunnel Green
when the Patterson and Elm Grove team
invadcs this city for fourth game with
the McConkcys. Burkhart Will probably
occupy the mound for the locals. with
RcntsCh performing for the Grove nine.
mentioned teams THO McConkcys have
defeated the Grove team twice and were
defeated in the third game by a g. score
Decoration Day. The J.. and r. u. team
by stronger team than in the carrier
part Of the present season.
1t is probable that Burkhart Will pitch
for tho MnckS with RcntsCh as his OPP
moment. IL was Rcntsch who pitched
for the Grove when they defeated the
local nine.
Captain Rcuthcr has made several ad-
ditionS TO the roster of the club and CN-
meets to cop another victory from the
locals al Tunnel Green Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
DoUBMET DIVIDED.

BOSTON. June 4.-For the third sue
cesslve day, Boston and Brooklyn divi-
ded a double header to-day. Brooklyn
winning the first game to 3. and Bos-
ton the second TO 3. Bill James. vet
eran Of the 1914 championship season.
relieved Fillingim in the fourth inning
Of the first game and pitched well. The
score: ,......9.L.
First game: X II. l.
BROOKLYN .1oo510o IS 0
Boston .lO0O o = II 3
Vanguard and Kruger; Fi!lingim.
James and Gowdy.
Second game: X II. r..
Brooklyn -.030o0oO !
Boston ..2l 1901 Ok 6 !
Mamaux, Cheney and Miller; Scott and
Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
U. S. ATHLETES SAIL
TO COMPETE IN GAMES

NEW YORK. June "A team OF for
weight OF tho leading soldicr-athlct"s
Of tho country sailed from H"bok"n to-
night to Join tn" main contingent of the
United States athletic combination which
will compete in the intcr-allicd games al
Joinvillc. Franco. Jun" 80 I" July 8. The
party. which was under charg" of COT
uncl Joseph II. Thompson. embarked al
ter ceremonies much in keeping with the
departure Of an Olympic games team.
The athletes gathered nj the head
ouarters Of the Amateur Athletic Union.
which was instrumental in selecting the
team. and were taken 10 H"hok"n IN
sight seeing automobiles. preceded NY u
band. from which point they embark
upon the United States transport Great
Northern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
MOTHERS, WIVES AND
..:y.:.,. SWEETHEARTS

All mothers. wives and swccthcarts oil
hnys who have been in tho military
service or are sim IN the service are
called to meet in tf> Champc: OF conn
mcrrc rooms in the Market auditorium
this evening at o'clock to consider
plans for participating in the home-c m
ing celebration in honor OF the return
Of the boys Of the 3i4th Field Artillery.
A large turnout at this meeting Is espe-
cially desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
TEAM coN1m1NF or WuXUe
R1YH 49,,
FIoRA2XY PITCH 9D03 So

This evening tho Bauers bap1eu.
team Of this city. consisting Of thtFeo9Ns
members. will leave on the S:3o tretH;
for Morgantovn. where they will uno ~,
against the MountAineers Friday on4
Saturday afternoon. Wesleyan eoiloDH,
will be met in two games on 4oA1AE
and Tuesday. ClarksbufH vfu ~
played Sunday afternoon At NoFVoo4
park ~
Although no definite announosRsat
has been made It IL tho opinion Of local
followers that King will start the oDo1-'
ing game with the AountaineefS ano
Neuhart on Sunday. Dugan win prc1.
ably pitch against clarksburg Sunday.
with King Monday at BuckAannoo aA4
Ncuhart again on Tuesday. - -
Earlier in the season the locals De-
fnated the University nine by q 0colN
of AZ. Since then the MountaineefDs
have been practicins hard and expect
to defeat the locals In the two encoun-
tiers on the University neld this wSsL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
Friday, June S.
mrERAroR IN COLLISION.

NEW YORK, June 4.-The former
German liner Impcrator which sailed
from this port yesterday for Br"st COLI
dcd about 300 miles northeast OF SANDY
Hook last night with the steamship
Agwidalc. from Rotterdam LOT Ne"
\ ork. A wireless message from tne
.rwIdeln stated that she was proceed
I,z fer this port under her own power
trI reoueste ed a convoy. The lmperator
resumed her voyage, unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
PUBLIC SCHOOL :::s.j5.
..,.8s, . Il. ATHLETE meet

Final results in the testing % the
army Of $40 public school boy and girl
athletes are now being tabulated and
by this evening the winning sch"o'
should be known. The following results
of the relay races. in which each enc
Of sixteen runnerc covered a distance
of nifty yards. indicates which teams
will receive prize ribbons. but the places
won by the schools in this event docs
not indicate which school Will win th"
silver cup. In addition 10 tho relay
teams each school had from four 10 six
other teams competing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
rMrERNAr1oNAL LEAQUE

Al Jersey Vlly = KCadIho I, 1cTs7!
City .. Go innings.) A.
At Raltimorc-lst game-Nnwhrk y
Baltimore 4. I'd gamc-Ncwark :: Bal
timorc 10. a.
At Toronto - LIST. game - RufaIo :;
Toronto 3. I'd game-Buffalo :; Toronto
!. 90 inningS.)
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .; Bling
hampton 3. III inningS.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP

PHILADELPHIA. June New York.
as a result of passes and errors. fol-
lowed BY we'll placed hits. made sweep
of the series with the Philadelphians.
winning today 10 TO Z. Roth twice sent
the ball into the bleachers. Pcckin-
paugh also got home run when the
ball bounced into the left field bleach
ers, Roth made four hits in five times
up for II bases Score:
New York ---- 02O 032 1910 IL !
Philadelphia . 600 201 022- 10 5
Nelson. Russell and Hannah: Rogers,
Naylor and McAvoy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
BA|]ERS tn LEAVE THIS EVENING
FOR 1UUR Of FIVE CANES

carly this morning. they came near DE.
molishing the building. an oNerSnaIsc ot
nitro gIyCcrinc being used. lheS "a
rnpcd nftcr/cXchanginG shots with res
tus RoblnS0n store manager, VINO was
awakened by tho explosion.
Deputy shcrlffs shortly a1terWaru'
with Inc aid OF bloodhounds. found i'm
nnrtant clues 1t was stated that out
little loo, was obtained by tho burglars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05

BREST, June General PsfsAMki
inspected the naval and military 49,
at Brcst this morning. During u
afternoon he general reviewed eoNe
units Of the 9Th division OF fegutaf
army troops before their emoa1fe4to9
for the United States IN the tfansDRt
Leviathan late In the ~ $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
WOE AN EVEN BREAK

NOW YORK. June philadelphia
won an even break in its four game
series with New York by taking the last
game of the series here today by score
Of s to .. Philadelphia knocked Barnes
out Of the box in the fifth inning, "cor-
ing five runs on five hits and two bases
on balls. Perritt. his successor. also
was pounded hard Jacobs pitched we'll
for Philadelphia Score:
R. II. +.
Philadelphia 80 100 $50 o20-S IL 0
New York ..... 020 600 600
Jacobs and Adams; Barns. Pcrritt and
Gonzales.
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SENTENCED TO DEATH.

COPENHAGEN. juno l.--Tirrr L.
vino. OF Munich. editor of the Rcd
Flag and rcvolutionist leader IN "a
yaria, has been sentenced 20 death.
after a two days trial. according to a
dispatch received here from Munich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

Pittsburgh. l. Chicago. 0.
Brooklyn s; Boston, 3.
Boston. 6: Brooklyn. 3.
Philadelphia. S: y. Y. ..
st. Louis. 4; Cincinnati, g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
CARDS RALLIED
IN THE SEVENTH
AND BEAT REDS

ST. LOUIS. June st. Louis sem
two runs over the plate in the seventh
inning to-day, and won src-saw game
from Cincinnati. 4 u 3. The score:
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POSSE IN PURSUIT

snecial Dispatch to Th" lntClllg"ncer
CLARkSBUR G. W. Va. juno 4" men
in The general store of the Elkhorn Fuel
company at Ocean ITaa, near here
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Two base hits-Sengcl. Big

Two base hits-StcnEcl. Bigbec.
Double plays-Hamilton. Terry and
Mollwitz (2); HolloChcr. Kilduff and
Lear (@); Stcngcl. Mollwitz and Hamil-
ton.
Left On base-Pittsburgh, 6; Chica-
go. 4.
Bases on balls-Hamilton. 3; Vaughn.
I.
Hits-Off Hamilton. 3 in 9 innings.
(nonc out in 1oth); Adams. none in in
ming.
Hit by pitcher-By Hamilton (Kil-
duff
Struck out-By Hamilton, 4: Vaughn.
6. .Y.
Wild pitchs-Vaughn z. ~
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EARL HAMILTON
HOLDS CHICAGO
To THREE HITS

CHICAGO. June 4.-Earl Hamilton
held Chicago to three scattered hits to-
day, and then won the final game Of the
series l TO O.. for Pittsburgh. by driving
in the winMng run in the tenth inning.
The score: