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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
Movement for 8-Hour
Day in Textile Industry

BOSTON. Jan. "7.---Th" m"'' men men
among tcxiil.. workers for III" ir'aH "
,;rr nf n universal "ITht-h"ur oaF III
H.. industry. beginning next MONDAY:
was extended today I" comprise ~
uroxirnar"ly or"-haIf III" MIL lna"S'''
in NV England. ,o
Workers in Fail River. IN" tcN''i"
c.n,rr$ q; r:hudr Island. II I'll" lln'H-
SION. valley. in Massachusetts, Ha'rh
and l3i,!dri"rd and Sac". Maine J"lnrH
IN The demand previously made by np"'-
ntivrs 1T l.awr"Err. Lowell ana Aah-
..hnst..,. - -. III" mills IN ih"s" Clues
employ an aESros CAT" Of upwards o.
20. 600 porsnns.
IN addition. anE"uuCrm'n was na'"
-lar ether rru:"rS ~ II" mill industry
would Ia. :,:,hcd :" Juin the movement
NJ meetings held durinG IN" Week.
The >rrr,.% Of IN" movement. rs n
"uyvrii.d by he ln'i"d T"Niil" Work
crs rf America W"Uid mean. according
t. a statement h" President John Cold
en- of Fail E,N.r. an rier'-h"ur "HE '"F
',<lif.. ilnn': n al! pArt:' Of ia" COIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
CLERGY ENDORSE
j. s. DRY fourth
DEMONSTRATION
WHEELING Mm STERS ASSOCIA-
r1oN SANCTIONS RESOLUTION
By DR.. LoCKHART.
COMMITTEE Appointed to Plan Mammoth
Celebration and Solicit Aid OF ALI
The People.

Tho Wheeling Minister'S association.
nj ,hr regular weekly uG"tins y"S;"rda"
unanimously cndurS"d the Fourth 81
Julv prohibition celebration 70 II" hold III
thig city rs suggested by III" Fey. l'r.
(:.-,rr.. f. I0ckharl. through IN" press
las; week. and introduced at ;h" m'"'-
Ing Yesterday. 4 committr,' On arrange
mcntS was named compose! Of tn" t."f.
DR.. I-ockhar! chairman. pastor 90 m"
Emmanuel EaptiS; church: thu E""' Or.
Charles H. Robinson. Frs, tinted Prs
hvtrrian church and the Rev. Or ia
renee Eugene Allrn &C III" Fourth street
Methodist Episcopal church.
Dr. l-oCkhart said last night that III"
Commits" will begin work al one" 10
solicit IN" cooperation Of IN" Thamb' r
of Commerce all commercial social and
frltcrnal orETlniZa tons ~ we'll "a he city
and county officials in making tn" affair
a Grand nj glorious success. He further
stated that thu Charleston Ministers as
snciation VII hr communicated with :ha !
a similar demonstration may hc h"ld IN
III" capitol city az West Nir:iT. n. IN" scat
Of 'hc comno uwralth Th"r" III" liquor
traffic has been voted rl.; twice IN the
leg slativ" halls. So far Il" j. know.
tins - tho FIR: movement "f III" kind
-.v"r niun:"d IN tins country NJ inauEu-
raI"d by Dr. !.oc)ihn-t.
IL. %nid :hnt whll.. Tho mir strrr' rs
Sr:lr,ron has taken ,Er ia,tiat.v" in ~"
mrvHner' through with any d"S-c" &c
surc"sS url"SH n" good r'nrl" &C th;S
community l"u1 ih".- aid II is ia" IN
t"ntIon 10 have" l monster Nnr3d"
through III" streets on Iuly /. AMI =
ruI$!r.- song S"-vi"H and sprs ing III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
Trying to Avert Strike
On the Pennsylvania

PTTTSHu RICH. Pa. Ian. @T.-Ihe
United States government has taken
hand in the threatened strike Of 3o'"pV
Track workers and laborcrS Of the Pcnn-
cvlvauia Lines. according 10 state
ir1r:t isSu"i her" lat" today. 1ollowiES
4 meeting 81 80 delegates representing
,h,. brotherhood If Maintenance OF Way
Employs, ;.rd Shop. Labor"rS. lt was
announced By brotherhood officials ting:
= telegram, had b"ru received from q.
l., Hanger Of Washington asking ihat
special SESSION "f in" delegates conrci"
.hnrn tomorrow 10 meet re2rrscntntlN"
Of he government.
Authority % d"olar" strike was
..n-,d Yesterday Ivy th7 delegates IN me
grand president. \. T.. Barker OF TO-
trait, I'll" men seek recognition Of TIC
uninu and better wages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
SAN|TAR|UN|
IS MOVING To
NEW LOCATION
WORK OF MOVING INSTITUTION
FROM VIEW POINT TO BATTLE
RUN IN PROGRESS.
New Farm VIII Be One OF the Best IN
the Country When Once
in Shape.

View Point $an.Ia-!um, n flm Grove"
will he Il thing "i tn" past within Il
short time. and instead III" institution
will be moved INTO iE" splendid new
homo on the national road at l"a''l''
r:i, near Valley Grn"'. on" Of th'' lin"S
locations III the out-lh"-ph" district.
The Rnvd farm was purchased some
time ago for HE ErW h"m" OF IN" %t'''-
tarIum and the spi"n'lii odd farm n"AS"
has been Tenod'lrJ and changed NniH
il - onr ~ N" tIn"Si h"Er.fHlS "i ina
kind N 'hGs part e IN" 2"uniry.
/. Is n;,"i UP VII! = inrS" sun raFi"r
and also all lhr ether comforts ma i
~ roSSibl. 10 install. Tn" cottages VIII
n,; y. moved from III" Elm ';r"N" So
for S,.fI;r ;inr. "r uuiil IN" - a(h"T
opens up early in tn" spring.
Plenty "f 1ur" SprinG water m"
nv"rvinlug "l<" that r"'-s :" max" Up q
rir*;-class hospitnl VIII b. in ""':"r a.
.hr new location and cfi!c:His III 'Hh,S'
Arr. dong ""crvlhing within thor power
10 AID III" sufferers who arr III tn r
care
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
BE- HONEST NTH THE CHILDREN
By Rev. Thomas B. Gregory.

,j""n srr"a;l,",i ~ IN !up't|itE anu IT
>.;.,rr;ry VIII im. Nrr? air ttal kept
them ni,v- ~ l.hrs!r;L beings; ard "a
,h.,. ..-r,v IN they prarllc"i on Their
.,,r,,,e And r,, ,.y.rvbudy clsc--;h"
sam. things Ihaf had been pTaCtiHcT oil
ihG,u
T. = siurI,- Tho logical result o.:
trjrlin.- with rt,.. old command: Thou
shaI, mo-, hray false witness" Tn" very
L:,firnl cr.I$"GuCnr" IT forgetting tn''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
SIDE TALKS
by RUTH CAMERON.
A FAIRY eoUMoF4EH WISH.

Have you among Your friends any
who mean moro TO you than you u
them"
If you havo not, think you have
missed something OUT OF your life
We were making fairy GodInothcr
wishes the other day and a woman who
has very Intense feelings said: One
81 ms wishes would BIO 10 have all the
pcopic love love me just rs much.
are you sure you would like that
[ said
should ho~e IT. she said 'DoE
Won think it's terrible thing always
20 ~ caring moro for p-.oplc than they
do for you
Good for TIM Soul
Yes l admitted. always to be DO
ing that. But dorrt you think rs goo"
10 have some people you feel that way
about
Sh, looked unconvinced. And yet !
think / am right
There is something about loving poo.
pie without expecting n full measure u
love In return that ~ good Tor me
sI1,l Love Is too often ttrred with vail
~ and SELF interest mot in the sens"
that WE hope to get material things, but
tina. We hope 10 set admiration ana al
fr1-iDr in retrrn). l have read some
where tho opinion that sex love Is nm
absolutely selfish emotion and hr'nSS
out the unbcautiful rather than inc
beautiful. Whil~ / cannot entirety
aeree with that, 1 do think that ioF"
which askrth love again" is TO" EIcn
Of q. barga!ner 20 be wholly beautiful.
1s There NOT Some Happiness In uniul-
filed LongtnG1
There Is 80 much unfufn,led long
,ur 10 this loving people who don
love you as much" said the lady who
made the wish
Tr,re. there Is. and yet I r"el tHa'
There - an exalted SORT of happiness:
,, In that urfulGlled longing which com
plcto fulnllmeut might not give.
II the ideal being whom you "nSh7'h'
| IN YOUR imagination should love y""
wouldn't that prove human aL'c'
all:
You rcrn~lnbrr E,Tncrs0u's
-Ik,d n lover noble ard fire..
/ Would he were noblrr Than |" 10y" me.
Some In the Armchair, Some on th'
Ehrtue.
For my owu part. l would not. Ir'
l much treasure. miss some Slch Il'S''
| za1ioos out Of my heart lifo.
There WIS time when TOO w"n,t
have asked that wish OF tn" fairy geo
| r,othcr b1t /, has passed. | want SOM
| rr,cnis IN the arm chair by IN" III"
h,y+ am also willing 10 leave some OF
| the shrine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Wheeling Steel & Iron Company
Wheeling. w. Va. =
January 25th. 1912.

The annual meeting OF tho stockholm
dnrs uf the Wheeling Steel AMI IRON
Company will BE- held AT the ONCE oi
The company. corner Main and South
streets. Wheeling. W. Va. ON. Tuesday.
February c5th. 1919. ~ 100 p. m. 1"F
the election Of Directors and the trans
action Of any Other business that may
be- properly or legally presented.
Transfer hooks will b" closed from
close OF business February l5th. l'lJ'
70 close Of business February -oth'
1919.
By order Of
BOARD Of DIRECTORS.
ISAAC: II. SCOTT. President.
,t,os,:-C. J. HUNTER, Secretary.
IL, 2S &c 4. 4, II, 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
BRAIN TEST !
BY SAM LLOYD.
IS Minutes to Answer This
NO %

Y say. Pa eaid little Willie. 7 want
you TO show me how five odd figures Gun
", arranged in sum to produce 4; and
then you might show mo how TO aTTange
four figures all alike. 80 that they viii
equal 100
After that want you 10 take those
cine figures in the two Sums. turn them
upside down and arrange all nine Ia Il
sum which VIII total up n"
.-rhat'S enough" said Ia I'll send
your questions to the puzzle class
ANSWER TO NO. 20
SPAN plus SEA plus TIE minus
SEAT plus LINK minus INK leaves
SPANIEL
Copyright 1919. by Sam Lloyd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Niccly furnished rooms.
modern convenicnccs. IN business CEN
ter Of city. Inquire 2Td floor lntclliEcn-
Ger Bldg. ja-l3-tf
FOR RENT-Onc large light front room
md floor. Market street. Steam neat;
suiinbIn for one or two gentlemen. will
rent furnished or unfinished. Inquire
End floor Intcllgencer Bldg: la-l3-t
FOE RENT-SDlendid room 6U by ~
feet. sky lights. steam heated. sui able
for a photograph gallery. or other busi-
ness. Located in business district close
TO depot. Apply TO Peter Boyd. Wheel
ing intclligenccr, 1905 Market street.
JrbccIinc d-6-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
MINISTERS TO ASSIST
IN SOLDIERS MEMORIAL

III" Wheeling Minister'S ass"''iI';"n
i....;. ~.!ly II Ia regular meeting. went
,u record -. undressing ~" Suld:rrs md
su:Inrs' memorial mnv"mr-!t. IL erect IN
riItl~, in ihiS city In honor "f 'h"e"
Win. fought IN Nc var ~ i"n""ra"" and
frrrICri \ committed" "l'rhp"%"d ~ ~"
r.c Or George y, i.nckhnrt. cha rrran.
h. 10 ~" T. q; Howard ard TN" Rev.
l,r l. T.. l.. s'r,i"r was. named I" meet
vi.E the other variors committees OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
Unusual Case Results
In a Verdict Of Guilty

IITTSRl H';Il lam. TIA lir; ~,
.,,,,y awarded, $3.50 H"r'h "t io"f"a*'.
,n Niss r;rr;rud" Robertson III I'M
.har. Of a verdict i'll thaS hn"h" -,
injuries Il" claimed t" have r''','' -"
IN , Pittsburgh si"r" Wien VIZ n
e,ru..cZ.d h,,r f".t -" r"u%hlE NV" -
nair al -iIn-s SD" w" trying h'. ih'
you,hfu! hn"ynury - h"r ir'I" '''''"'
n" hating I;mp 81 inttr'ni;T rs = '"".
,,.,,.,,,,,... Ill. afi,rr,d an! SIZE S''"
". uw.r"r$ - ih'' 's.n"" ~t"r". '.'ZA' NV
= M,mSrh. defendants. VIII arF'"' '";
,..,.,. d...Har!ng ~. VERDICT '.N"'''r'N',
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
Police BREAK UP
BOOZE PARTY
Four Ken and Ono woman Taken in Aaid
on D House ut 1927 Chapltne St.

Officer Flanagan was called 10 l"-'
Chapltn1 street At els tins morning ana
fnurtd William Moft"t;. IL NJ h"i''t'
Arthur Wharf, and r. " "hitcSid" III
the cpm;s,ny Of Ella C"n"way. In" parry
had plenty Of eu'"Zr a'id were n'iAihF
Eolne howl in their jamt"r'>e- hcT %"r'
DO loud that the n"ighh"rS c"inPalheH
and Officer Flanagan took IN" bunch 10
the city hlsStilv and they VIII APPEAR IN
l,otlcn court This morning
c.. G.. Sh.f"r WHY raising Cain nj ms
hone on Eofr street near Trn'h ana ms
better half cail"h police headquarters
and they gent Officer Flanagan I" IN"
house. and G.. Z. VA: arrested anc taken
TO C,c lo"kun. fri- Wa '"' :" i''"7 on i
deposit for appearance ms 'nnF"'"c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
WANTED-Female

wANrEp-Splcndid positions open.
Want several experienced StcnoGrMph-
clerks. etc, To- ill important positions:
Positions permanent and will pay liberal
saIarics 10 competent persons. Appl! al
once. in person or by letter in own hand
writing. accompanied by references.
Sterling Products incorporated lOf l..
10Th ST. Jl-- I'D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
WANTED-Salesmen.

wANTED-Capablc solicitors: house 10
house canvassirS. Apply 10 j; Boyd.
IninlIigrncrr office. jazz
wAHTEp-Sales,ncn Tor Ohio and ad-
jo;ninE counties TO sell Gum Vending
machines. \ good proposition TOT inc
ri,,ht man. For particulars address j.
" M.. lG0S west Pike ST.. ClarkShurG.
It-.er Y, ja-27-i
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WANTED-Furrished Rooms

WANTED-Marri"d coupl" with grown
son desires TWO rOnmS Tor IlSni
lousnkncping within walking distance OF
18th street. Address l.. g.. care OF In
tcllIgcncer. giving full particulars:
: ja-of-
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PERSONAL

WILL ;hn roidor 81 coupon numhc!
5000 pleas" bring il /" our stor" ana
rccr:v" the contents our Holiday Money
Box" W. j. Luk"as Co... 1911 Market
- ja-21-i
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WANTED-Male

MISUNDERSTANDING soiolers; aso
! n,nr and women to act as statesmen.
! 4 fine proposition. Cal! Room 40 Grand
/ Central hotel. | Ja-- -.
WANTEp-I;0y Apply Steam Electric
| CO. 20 18th ST JI--L-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
WANTEU-.AgentS

wArrED-Three Gooo agents to sell
household necessities on the INSTALL
. mcnt plan Best OF goods and best CT
| commissions. We pay weekly. =. i.
! Adams Co., ll40-11h2 Main ST mr-12-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Blacksmith stand with res
:Icncc. Good house. garden and shop.
Good location, n Sand Hill, Marshal;
90. Enquire OF Harry Davis, 81 Mar
shall Ave-" Elm Grove. 1a-21-i
FOE SALE-240 acres. miles from
Cambridge. y. One mill TO r. Il. sta
ton. lays fine. good houses. barns.
Cndcrl:tid with coal. On X. j.. .. Tclc-
nhnnn. S1,5u0.00 worth timber. Cut -
IONS hay last. year. Bargain II sold AZ
once. ii. e. Squi5b, Cambridge. o:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28

FOR SALE-Eord truck. Cheap IL
quick buyer. Geo. r. Klein News Co.
II 18th st. JAZZ
PoR SAIE-coRNER LOT IN SOUTH
WHEELING, SUITABLE FOR BUS1-
NESS HOUSE OR DWELLING. SPLEEN
DID LOCATION. REASONABLE. Z.
+, CARE NTELLIGENCER ja-lf-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS

DRESS WELL AND SAVE MONEY.
T,ARGE ASSORTMENT OF SLIGHT
LE USED FINE OVERCOATS AND
SUITS AT GREAT BARGAINS. GAS
SELL, 1923 EIATkET ST, ALSO BUY
SECOND HAND CLOTHING. o-lO-tt
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMrS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-04
SNEAK THIEVES MAKE HAUL
Furs, Shoes, Suits, Skirts, JeweIry
Vanish in All Parts of City

Sneak thieves have been active in
Philadelphia within the last few days.
Judging from reports of thefts made to
the police. At 80 O'Clock this morn,
ing furs valued at S170 were stolen from
the store of Louis Gold. 075 North Sixth
street. The thieves broke the window
with brick to effect the robbery,
Yesterday afternoon shoes worth Sl0S
we're stolen from the shipping depart
mcnt of the James Edwards Company.
$40 22 North Twelfth street. At 3:15
o'clock on Friday afternoon suits and
skirts valued at SS3 we're stolen from
Isaac Kupnick, 4022 Cambridge street
by thieves. About o O'Clock yesterday
morning Mrs Joseph Steinmetz. 2D44
North Bonsall street. discovered some
ono had stolen iewelry worth SO from
the kitchen of her home.
George Fox. 1889 North Twenty
second street. lodger. left his room
door unlocked yesterday and found $40
worth of jcwelry missing when he re-
turned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-04
Sees Soviet Plot
in Steel Strike

Continued From Page One
which has ANYTHING to offer ms" Davies
said. Most of us have been members
of unions.
"A uninn man is in danger of being
called ont whenever any aritator gets
inAamed with holshpvism and has mn
redress ogoipst il "
Chairman Eervor asked him if ho.J
seen opv evidence of bolshcvism in tho
strike
.you.vo dorol,nod ,ho doctri,o
onong tbop, r;rht horo :. no said ..rhis
t,Ik ,hnrt onn,n,i,toos tho torroria,n
o,I ;a,i,,;l,t;,, ti,a ,.,,Ii,io,, ~ Eo,,
rnstI, ,rtan ti,a,, Ii,t.,J tho ,,n,;,o 1,h,
,,.,,a,,. ol,,a,.;' H., i,aa,,,;,,, af u,,,o
,,o,, :; k,iaia,,i,',, - ,i,,' ',.,,..t e.
,1r.',, ,''. ,,,i,,,. ,I,, ,,,,,,,,,r,o.,,u.,,a
., , a"" ,''"" ''',,,,,', ',,,a .
'm' s,r; ',l''l;t,.; ,'',, ,,n":'
N'"''', :" Wv '''"''''''' "'' ""''
"''" '"'
"Shoot Them il Necessary"
.,Suro tho, bo,,a was tho ro,lv
.,orJ tbo oovoru,nant should ioip v.itb
thor, ao, tho ,,on ,rt or tho countrv
yhoot thom If necessary -
Do,in. d.,,,e.od tho unior, Ioodors
.,rhor n,,,,.t foht hocL thc rohid olo
,,a,,t . Aha NAH sni,it h, o.sortod
..r,. foor nr ln.irg thcir inh,
..prosi1ont cor,nors i. ,,r,s;dopt or
u,o ,nnr;c,r EoJorotion rr ohor ond
tos hi. ;oh to hold q" no nnntirrod
IN, anita ocntIn In Mr. Eostor ~.
n Eostor socratorv of thn strike .on,.
mitteel lie showed that Yesterday
.NIr Gomuers is conservative
force. but he has tried to hold back
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-04

in the lead, he received one of the big
gest ovations of the afternoon
The, opening event of the afternoon
was the first heat or the 100 yard
dash. At that time there were prob =
ably 5000 persons on the stands. At
the crack of the gun the men were off
and were closely punched at the fin =
ish. Robert Fouchc, with a I-yard
handicap, leading by scant foot.
The track started in deep center field
and ran directly TO the central stand.
afording an excellent view of each
sprint.
In the center of the field the boxing
ring was erected. Bouts followed one
another in rapid succession. all Of them
being closely contested by policemen.
evenly matched at the manly art. There
were no knockouts.
The Summaries
i itE2o-ENard SLOW hurdles, nna-First. Robert
nnd m Psrsksr. s. TwGnty; first police district sec
trlct third Jehries G. Morrsonp Gf pO''Tf ThiTty Pi
on"me a,''riai Ws EFmS Firs (bsS as seconds Rsn,n,
reserves; iSis second. Walter Harrison, reserves;
Frederick r. RariRoid. ThirtteenttR' ?Hrr", Time.
minutes II seconds
iiO-NHrd First. Wilmer NJ Hall re-
serves second. Jacob j. Adds Second dis
ulct third, Robert E Parker. Twenty first
seconds '
-, MiNed weight boxng-Albert e. Roller
thirteenth district, heavyweight, knocked
OUT Leo liipp in one. round
James r. Emerson second; Thomas wilkins.
third; Time. 10 seconds
lOo-Nard dash men over $50 pounds -
Joseph w. Horton. first: John A. Riley sec
ond; Albert NJ ldell third.
High. jump--Hs +. Bakcr. first; G.. w
setders second; e. keser third Height.
:. One-mile run .- 4. Brown. nrsti r. r.
Nt"in second: l.. X. Haigh. third
luo-%ard dash-First, f NJ. Wilknson
SECOND. James r. Emerson; third Thomas
wilkins. Time, 10 seconds
lO0-yard dash for men weighing over 25D
pounds-tirst Joseph W Horton: second.
John 4. Riley; third, Alhert ". ldeIl.
Btgh iump-First. n. Baker; second.
e. w Seders; third, {. Koser Height )
feet 10 inches
One-mile run--First r. Brown; second r.
f. Nicely: third. l.. Is. Haigh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-04
Fourth Game Starts

ANS we'll Morris Rath opened the
game with clean single to left. but
CicottP got by beautifully. Daubert hit
into the fastest double play ever seen,
Collins. liisbcrg and Gandil. retiring
the runners before they were half way
to their bases. Risberg' $ great running
catch of Groh's liner also featured this
inning.
The White SOx had a popping good
time in their half of the inning. Lei
bold popped to Daubert Eddie Collins
popped to Rath and Weaver popped to
Neale.
CicottP appeared TO have lots of stuff
and the Reds could do nothing with his
offerings ia the second inning.
The White Sox opened up the second
inning with a lucky two bagger by
Jackson. Joe hit the ball TO short cen
ter and Rath went for il. Roush aiso
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-04
EVENING PUBLIC EDGER-PH1LADELPHIA, SATURDAY
-Four Games Played in
8 Hours and 33 Minutes

-Four Of the spccdicst games on
record have been played in the world
series of 1910. The total time con
sumed was only six hours aud thirty
three minutes.
The first three games were only
eight and one half inning affairs
aud the fastest of those. yesterday $
clash. required only one hour and
thirty minutes.
The game today. was the first full
nine inning fray Of the series and
required only one hour and thirty
seven minutes.
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Lancaster. Pa, Oct. IA cahlcgram
received here this morning from Scot
land announced the death of Archibald
Campbell. internationally known silk
manufacturer and president of big
silk manufacturing company in CoIum
bia. He was seventy two. In the
winter time Mr.. Campbell made his
home in this city. but spent all of his
summers in Scotland
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There was nothing doing in the
sixth, Rath. Daubcrt and Groh being
thrown out on grouuderS.
The luck was with the Reds in the
hast part of the sixth jackson soaked
hard liner. which bounded into the
hands of kopf for an easy ont aud
Fcsrh's terrible whack to left was cap
turcd by Duncan near the bIcachor
wall. Gandil managed to ease "A sin
g!o past Kopf. but Risberg flied to
Neale. and another row of goose eggs
went on the board.
Viewers great stop IN Duncan $
gruundcr featured the seventh inning
The ball was hit with terrific force and
almost knocked Buck off his feet, but
he shot the ball over the first in time to
get the runner. The others were easy
outs.
Ring opened the last half Of the
seventh by hitting Schalk. but that was
the only hit made in that frame. In
stead of sacrificing. Cicotte popped ia
Itath and the other two battcrs were
easy outs.
A pretty double play put quictus
to the Reds in the eighth. After one
was out Wing" singled to center. aud
Ring. in an attempt to sacrifice. rolled
the ball to Cicottc and the double
killing resulted
Ring was in rare form in the last
part of the eighth. tanning Jackson
and Gandil. Felsch singled, but was
stranded on first.
| The Reds were easy for Cicottc in
the ninth. Rath fouled tS Schalk
Daubert lifted to Jackson. and GroI
| fouled to Schalk.
Ring continued to pitch in great form
| and finished with burst of speed
Risberg was easy for Ring and Dau
bert. Schalk walked. but Murphy, who
batted for Cicottc flied to RouSh. The
fourth game ended in a Red victory
the third Of the series. when LeiboC
! fitted a puuy fly to GrOh.
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Young Women and Girls
THE FARNUM SCHOOL
1907 Pine Street Rropens Oct. Ist
senior Junior, Prima rY kindergarten
BoYs under IN years
IN MENIDRINNI

., ADAMS.-In ever loving memory Of j.
HOWE ADAMS. Sd. who entered into the
fuller life October 4. 1918. brave soldier
a loyal. loving friend and brother a de.
voted son, Christian gent'ema
BELLAk,--ln memory of Ensign JOSEPH
FAuSSETT BELLAE L. $. ~. who pa ssed
away one year ago today, October I. 1918.
IN the service Of mis- country. His loving
mother. Mrs BLANCHE A. fSE,h AK
BlSHOP.-fn memory of our dear mother,
CATHERINE ELIZABETH BISHOP. who
departed this life October 4. 1917. Sadly
missed by her children
SCHIMM Elm loving remembrance OF
my darling boy ANDREW. 3D. died October
A. 1914. Dearly loved. Sadly missed
FATHER.
SCHWARTZ. In memory of ERNST T.
NJ. SCHWARTZ. Died October 1, 1913.
THE FAMILY.
STURM, who departed this life October 4,
1918. HIS CHILDREN.
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J. V. THOMPSON APPEALS
Banker Asks Supreme Court to Clear
Him Of Embezzlinq

Washington. Oct. 4.-tBy \. PD--
Counsel for Josiah V Thompson. for
mer president Of the First National
Bank Of t'niontown. Pa. today asked
the Supreme Court to dismiss govern
ment appeals from Federal Court de-
crees quashing indictments charging
msapDlication and pmbezzement of
bank funds.