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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
HRESS IS LAID
| On CAR SHORTAGE
|,,us,ANA AND RsST OF UNITED
|sr,Te MUST COOPERATE TO
RELIEVE SITUATION.
hmRoAD COMMISSION ACTS
- Activity, Wstchfu!ness and Ef-
s;.ocy in Loading and Unload
inc cars-visiIance Must
Be Exercised.

ysx Orleans. Strict observance of
L...Syation OF car space is bei1g
Lrpd BY Edgar c. Moulton, assistan.
[,s.zl manager. New Orleans joint
- bureau. who says this section
t,ring a car shortage unprecedert
4 n transportation annals. He said
q he cannot emphasize too strong
A. necessity of careful loading
rompt unloading af cars. He
klnitted the following circular OF
= Railroad Commission OF Louisiana
The Guidance Of local shippers:
| ne statistics and information
uutng 10 this commission from the
y ~rice section OF the United
Suts Railroad Administration, and
mes complied from other sources
thIs commission, indicate that the
k;tsd States will in all probability
y during the coming winter one OF
!, most stringent and severe ca"
krtzses ever known to the transpor
In history Of the United States
-ketivity, watchfulness, efficiency
4 high appreciation of the serious
: Of the situation during the pc
4 ofthe war did much to conserve
car supply In .he United States.
ITne present situation. as indica--
" Information coming to this
mission. calls for the viligance as
= bsea exercised during the past
B years.
U1he Railroad Commission of LUu-
~ therefore, calls upon the ship
y nd users Of freight equipment
Iuiaisna to exert every effort 10
- promptly while in their posses
sIl cars, by prompt lJading AMI
hsding and by loading all cars to
y full carrying capacity.
usse cooperation with the man.
y d the railroads IN the matter
m conservation is earnestly urg-
m the shippers Of Louisiana"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
President Reduces Sentence.

Washington. Sentence of 25
years Imprisonment imposed by mil
itary courtmartial on Capt David A.
Hankes Of the 18th Infantry, when he
attempted to resign from the army
during the war to escape making
war on my kindred upon their soil"
has been reduced to five years bv
President Wilson
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
BeIuium Recalls Minister.

Brussels. Economic relations be-
tween Luxembourg and Belgium have
been broken off By Belgium as a 70,
suit of the referendum in Luxem-
bourg, under which France became
Luxembourg's financial ally. The
Belgian minister in Luxembourg has
been recalled.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Want Prohibition To Stav

Washington. - Officials OF the An
ti-Saloon League of America, fearful.
in the face of persistent rumors. that
the wartime liquor ban may be lift
ed before ratification of peace. issued
a statement declaring that such an
act would be in violation of the Law
and "crime against civilization and
the coming generations"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Mexican Ambassador Returns.

Washington. Ygnacio Bonillas.
Mexican ambassador to the Unitei
States, has been summoned home By
President Carranza for a conference
end is now enroute to Cuarto Ciene-
gas, where Carranza is staying dur
ing the treatment Of Mrs. Carranz&
in hospital there.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
PeIoiars to Be Received Oct. "a

WashingtOr.-Aftcr visiting 20
cities on a tour that will carry them
10 the Pacific coast, King Albert and
Queen Elizabeth of Belgium will ar
rive in Washington October "a, to he
the guests of the president and Mrs.
Wilson at the White House
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Irish "Presiden." Is Tourin1.

New York.-Eamnnn de Valera,
president Of the Irish republic" left
New York for Philadelphia on the
first leg If a Swing around the cir
Gle" in which he viii seek moral
and financial support for the "repUb-
lie" which he heads
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Shippinu At StandstiII.

Washington. Shipping in Ameri-
can ports, so far as il concerns Ship
ling Board vessels with cargoes con-
signed to ports Of the United King
com. was at a standsJill because o.
tie strike of British railway.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Serr,any Has Sailors: No shios

With the American Fcrces in Ger
many.-The old sharp distinction be-
tween the German navy and German
military forces is disappearing. AS the
navy has virtually no ships, the naval
officers and men are largely available
for shore duty.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
D'Annunzio Saws War Exists.

FIume.--'I consider myself in
state of var with Jugo-Slavia." Ca
t-iele d'Annunzio thus proclaimed
frcn the municipal palace of Fiume.
He also announced that measures had
been adopted TO meet any attack
from the enemy.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Influenza Under Control.

Washington. - More than 300 cases
or influenza were reported to the Pub
lie Health Service by IA states, but
the disease has not reached the pro-
portions Of an epidemic in any state.
The service announced that the cases
reported generally were of a mild
type.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
BoIsheviki Russia Wants Peace.

Copenhagen. The Danish papers
say that at the Red Cross conference
in Copenhagen this winter Bolshevik
Russia will send representatives who
will try in an unofficial manner to
discuss ways of making peace with
the allies.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
hew York Hears Country To Be We,

New York. - Acting, it is said. on
one of Broadway's famous "rumors"
that within a week President Wilson
would cast wartime prohibition in; &c
the discard by proclaiming demobili-
zation completed. New York liquor
dealers began stocking up" for a
brief wet" period until next January.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Volcano ERUPTION Stopped.

Hilo. T. H. - The lava flow from
the Valcano Mauna Loa, on the Is.
land of Hawaii, was subsiding. ac-
cording to reports received hers.
The channel narrowed to so feet, so:-
idifying rapidly from both sides.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Reported soIsheviki Want To Quit

Washington. - The Russian So
Wet government is prepared to ne
gotiate for peace on terms that in
clude the departure of the Bolshevi-
k. leaders from Russia and the over
throw of the Soviet. according to OF
fetal advices received here which
are credited with an authoritative
character.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Mo connromise In Strike.

London. - An official statement IL.
sued from Downing Street says tha
National Union of Railwaymen has
rejected the governments offer or ar
bitration and also a seven days truce
proposed by the government.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Would Run street Cars Era.

Chicago.-Street cars should be
run by cities as elevators are operat-
ed by owners of skyscrapers, without
charge to passengers, Ralph S. Bauer.
president Of the Associated Boards of
Trade OF Essex county.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Ex-President Arrives in u. 6.

New Orleans. - Former President
Bertrand of Honduras, who recently
was ousted by the revolutionists,
landed here. Former members of his
cabinet arrived with him.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
whitIock Nominated President.

Washington. - Brand Whitlock OF
Ohio. now minister to Belgium, was
nominated by President Wilson to be
ambassador to that country.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
French Expected To Ratify.

Paris. Compiete ratification q.
the Versailles peace treaty with Ger
r1any by both houses OF the French
Parliament is expected very shortly.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
EnaIish Strike Serious Fo, It,,v

Rome. - The shutting off Of Brit
ish coal from Italy because of the
railway strike in Great Britain, OF
which notice was given by the Brit
ish government. will be seriously felt
in this country.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11

Pittsburgh.-A break in the ranks
Of the steel strikers, predicted by
some of the corporations, was not in
evidence. according TO reports re
ceived from various sources.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
lust PARAGRAPHS.

kreveport wells in the
k9ne oil field are capable OF
ndng more oil than all the oth5r
IN North Louisiana, according
aimates made. following the an
Hrement of the Standard Oil Com
D huge gusher in Section So
9semine Iberville Land
nny. with its domicile in Cedar
y L., has sold the minera,
below 500 seet on its 21,655
b Iberville parish to the Texas
my II a consideration of S1.5O
m md the usual royalty OF one
eEine neS"Soldier's and Sailors
b TO be the big event of the
, Parish Fair this year. Tie
= to be continued four days, Oc-
IL 1s, IT and Is. Soldier
AilnS Day" had been planned
qeda celebration, but it was
y b make 1t a part Of the fair.
1lngtoa. = With the exception
- louisiana dipped more cat
Alglst than did any other
y State. The number OF dur
oRing that month we're 1,241-
= Mississippi the dippIngs to-
>xNs.
ma - A meeting OF the
- f the American Legion
st the City Hall recently
Nrpose of receiving the
mich had reen issued by tho
uunisation.
ma = Fire burned nine
= = Pineville. La, with to-
q about $4,000. The fire
n the store of Charles G.
q building owned by G..
ne. - The Agricultural
Nd Of this place mas been
me Smitn-Hughes plan and
sood pragress with Profess
I West in charge.
ceremonies attendant
unveiiing OF monuments o.
nembers were conducted
aenlta Valley Camp, Wood
ne World.
4 el-Sugar cane will take
" cotton on a number OF
~ benedicr next year. ow-
wages Of the boil weevil
- cotton.
- The Methodist
ms city was dedicated
: appropriate ceremony.
AZ other Protestant
= y suspended and the spa
: vas crowded to its u
sosnders who use cars
nlasior Of the owners
ns frequent cause Of ex-
4 a 'ae police lately. Tn.
y been recovered undam-
: : diminished gasoline
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Cotton Warehouse Burns.

Soperton, Ga - The Rowler ware
reuse and 10000 bales of cotton burn
eG here, the loss being estimated at
$500 900, covered by insurance.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
Italian Parliament Dissolved

Rome.-Parliament has been dis
solved. Elections will be held No
venber 16 and Parliament will reas-
sCmble December l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
Fitzgerald, Six-footer,
Candidate For Referee
Of The Toledo Fight

TOLEDO, Ohio. May el.-DaTid r.
Fitzgerald. an alderman and ring ofncia4
of New Haven. Conn. arrived hero To-
night TO impress upon Tex Isickard MS
Qualifications as referee of the Jess
IVillard-Jack Dempsey hcavyweiSht
championship battle here July 4. HE ID
the first candidate for the position 10
reach the battle-ground.
Fitzgerald, n SiX-fontcr of 2pn pounoS
is a ring offlcinl Of 20 years experience
He has refereed all Of tho important
ring battles decided in Connecticut ana
has given decisions at the finish or all
If them, which will be required here In
dnncndcncc Day, If Willard and Dcmp-
soy arc on their feet at the end OF the
twelfth round.
He refereed a contest in which Will
lard engaged before he became cham
pion.
ing canp on Maumoc Ray and ready TO
hngin tho serious work Of his condition.
ing grind. Jimmy Dc Forest or Long
Branch. y. J.. veteran no~cr ara
trainer, arrived today 10 assume charge
Of the challcnErrs work. De rorese
has supervised D"mpsry's conditioning
for several matches. Before the cno OF
the week n half dozen sparTinE partners
will be on the ground.
Tho challenger splashrd over muddy
roads for six molcS as starter thiS
morning and played two games or hand
hail this afternoon. Then hc assisted
carncntcrs in erecting n ring in which
he will do his boxing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
WEST VIRGINIA
vs.. OHIO STATE
west Virginia With Record Of Seven Won,
Three Lost and One Tied in Eleven
Games Played, Will Meet Rival

MORGANTOWN. May o1.-Ohio Wes-
layan unNersity's baseball team, repre-
scnting one of the largest Ohio educa-
ttonal institutions. and one of the strong
est athletically, Will be the Mountain
GERS next opponent on the diamond com
ing hero for two games on Friday and
Saturday Of this week. The last M
rrarancr Of an Ohio Wesleyan athletic
organization her" was on May 30. 1916.
when the varsity had to extend itself to
the limit to win by Il g score in the
ninth inning. Next full tho Ohio Meth
ddIstS appear here as one Of tho closing
attract ions at football an dit is generally
hoped locally that Ohio Wesleyan viii he
n fixture on the West Virginia sports
schedules
Tho games here Friday and Saturday
arc creating more than ordinary Inter-
est because of the fact that they arc the
first college S;lmes Of any consequence
that have been scheduled at home this
eyar. In fact Ohio university. which team
was beaten here 3--s three weeks ago Is
the only other college team that has
played hero this year and Ohio Wesley
an is recognized as much superior in
athletics to their Athens brethren. The
games with Wheeling. Charlcroi and the
Pittsburgh CoIleGians while developing
high class Of baseball. have not created
the interest on inc part Oh loEai ihnS
that Is expected IN major college con-
tests
:. So far West Virginia has done eSccp-
tionally well on the diamond this year.
Eleven games have been played Seven
of these have resulted in clean-cut vic
tories and only tire" in defeats. One
game was tied at % in ten innings
The defeats have been by the narrowest
Of margins, 10, 81 and - being the
scores against the Nountainccrs- Coach
Shelton will likely use his best bets on
the mound both on Friday and Saturday
and these, Of course. are Lcmlcy and
Latterner. Tho big series with W. & j.
comes next week and Shelton naturally
wishes to give Lcmlcy. especially, rs
much Of experience as is possible before
that time and 1t IS certain Ohio Wesley
an win test him fully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
Build Up the System
After Dangerous Grippe

blood which, is the source of all
life, and it is through this vital
channel that the repair work must
be done
The one remedy that has proven
of such Invaluable assistance m
rebuilding the broken down sys-
tenn after influenza. or lagT1ppe,
is the well known blood purifier
and system tonic, S. S. S. This
standard preparation Is reeog-
nized as the most reliable and sat
isfactory blood tonic ever discov-
cred and it's use throughout the
length and breadth of the hand for
more than fifty years. IS the
strongest evidence of ITS merit
s. S S. is sold by drug stores m
every state in the union
Those who are endeaTurIng to
overcome the ill-effects Of grippe
will find s. s. S. of great aid m
restoring the system to its former
strength and vitality. The tome
builds up and cnriches the blood
supply, through which every part
of the body is toned UP and
strengthened, and a few bottles
will prove a great aid in bringing
back your old-time health.
S. S. S. is a purely vegetable
preparation, being made from the
medicinal roots and herbs of the
forests, and there is not a particle
of mineral in a thousand bottles.
lit is natures own remedy. You
can always obtain S. S. 5. from
any drug store.
Get a bottle today. and give all
possible help to your broken down
system. so that Your health. ana
strength may be promptly re-
stored. And if yon wish any spc-
cial advice, YOU can obtain same
without cost By writing all about
your case to Chief Medical Ad-
wiser, 104 Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.-(Adyt.) .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
Prompt Assistance Needed
to Regain Your Lost
Strength

II you hsEe been fortunate
enorch to survive an attack OF
this dangerous disease, which has
been 50 severe in all parts OF. the
country, you know the damaging
effects which itlesyes- Your pain
raeked body has been through one
of the most trying ordeas of your
lie, and even if you have won
over the millions of disease germs
+1,at threatened your life, the eff
.fects of the attack are still with
you
Your strength is about all gone,
and YOUR vitality is at q low ebb,
Experience has proven that no
disease leaves thesystem m a more
rundown, debilitated and depict
ed condition There IS a soreness
throughout the body, a reminder
of the torhnng pains that You
suffered; the nerves are all IN
strung and your sense OF weak
ness almost borders upon complete
helples@ess-
Tbs system is call shot to
pieces" resembling very much a
war-stricken land that has been
devastated by a ruthless enemy.
As-soon as you are able to be up
and about, you realize the lmpor-
tant repair that the system needs
to restore your former robust
vigor.
Nature is the great healer. and
when all hindering obstacles are
removed, nature does her work
we'll But the process is slow, and
assistance is needed, if you wish
to lose no time in being fully re-
stored. The rebuilding of wasted
tissue and restoration of lost
strength must come through the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
New Eagle Nine on
Exhibition SUNDAY

Next Sunday Tho Martins F>.rry fans
will havo rho opportunity Of S"rng what
III" new Eagles ar" cnrnhlr Of doing
provided tho Fan llhnhl" team from
pcun:aun IS AZ fast - Il Is r..nui"d "a
hr. Thr visiting 4'm 4. .wh"iI :.rr" ir.ii
season put up Al "Ahit':!nu az bail
whom Doc 0ualry, frrni,r Lacquer
pitched md his team c"vrrN up h"htnd
him.
TIN enn1r nrxi Sunday will l." TN"
GRIND opening - tn" <'-:t:;nn and should
provo T. big attraction for IA" Ferry
fans. The EaEl"s Will 20 on tn" field
with practically th" sam" lin"un rs they
had when they met ihr Patterson anC
Elm Grove last Sunday. enough il Is rS-
ncctcd that lack Nelly will Mt them
over tho plate Instcad of Graham,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
LaStof i, s, MarSha|S
Are Leaving Town
The Last Of O, g. Marshals Torce Which
Has Boon Attending Federal Court
Hes Been Attending Federal Court
Leave To-day.

Deputy r. f. joyce goes To HIS homo
in Fair,ndnt. while Deputies Il. w. Ath"y
nnd John VI. Short leave for Atlanta.
fiu. with four prisoners who hnve been
sentenced to terms In tho Atlanta penl-
irninry by Judge DAYTON :,
Tho two deputies will hn accompanied
by twn guards 10 help take caro- Of tho
prisoners. who arc: George W. Edman
and II. w. Gnul, sentenced for thTre
years for robbinE an Interstate snip.
months for selling whiskey IN the
C'larksburg postoffIce, and Oscar Moore.
one year and one day for rohbing tho
bostoffice at Dola, Marion county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
ROTARY A. C. VS..
~. RUSH RUN Nine
The Rotary A. C. WILL Play the Rush
Run Ball Team at Rush Run, Ohio,
Sunday A1ternoo1, May 25th-

The seven inning game with the Globe
Sprinklcrs. which thn latter won. l3 to
>, showed up the weak spots ON the
Rotary nine and with n few days prac-
tice the faults can he rcncdicd and a
good game with Rush Run can be OK
pccted-
The following players will make the
trip, Manners. Smith, Spence. Blessing.
Ncy. Blizzard. Diehc. y. Ncsbitt. Habcr-
field and Howe. Spence and Manners
will form the batteries for the Rota-
tarianS,wh G.. Brown and F. Brown will
bc the battery for Rush Run.
On Decoration Day double header
will be played with tho Rush Run team
on tho lattcr's grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
.McCONKEY Nine TO
PLAY EAIRMONT TEAM

Sunday. May esth. the fast Neon
Jze,; team of the East End will journey
TO Fairnont. where they will play the
REPRESENTATIVE team OF that cit2'- These
>two teams were scheduled to play Nay
weather the game was called offs,
NIrmout has always. turned ou a
.strong representative team. and 1t is
.runoScd that the team Is stronger ana
.hetter than in former years The locals
20 corTidcnt Of defeating the Fafrnont
team, BurKhart will take the mound
for the McConkeys and is expected to
hold the oslanShtcr OF FaHmont m
,odeck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
POLICE ARE SHOWN

Police Of The city wcer Taught how to.
resuscitate a drowning person. by Boy
Scouts last night Scout Executive H.
o. Portz, with a number OF his boys
staged q demonstration Of reviHng
drowning persons In tho city police court
room. At the close Of the demonstration:
the cops appIauded the scouts and Chief
Henderson EXPRESSED the appreciation Of
the department for instruction. Tho
scouts showed the police how two men
can remove water from the lungs ana
renew brca thing very quickly. Teams.
OF three gave the demonstration go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22

Two base hits-Cutshaw, RigGert'
Northrop
Stolen bascs-EiCGcrt. Cu:shaw.
Sacrifice hitS-Stcnsel. Safer. CRUISE
Double plays-Sw"cncy TO CUtshaW ;
Hsr>oC to Maranvillc to Holkc.
Left on hase-Pittsaurgh- i: Boston ..
Base on baIls-OT Cooper. l; ok
Northrop, 2.
Hits-OT Ragan. in I inning; on
Sorthrop, in 6: of FillinSln. l In !.
FIit by pitchcr-.By Cooper SMITH.
Struck out-Ry Cooper. ); BY North
rop, i; BY t'fllinim. l.
Wild pitch-Northrop.
Losing Ditcher-RaSau-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
Won By Muskingum

NEW CONCORD. Ohio. May H.
Musk!nsum College Defeated tho Capi'
tai University here in n fast gane by
the score OF 10 c. The Capital boys
could do nothing with the offerz Of
Frost, who secured IL strikeouts. Tho
feature OF the game was the clever
fielding OF karcher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
RaIIHD AND WON.

DETROIT. May c1.-After Boston
knocked Kalho out Of the box IN tho
third inning. scoring FIVE runs before
an out vas made, Detroit batters forced
the retirement Of three Of the visitors
pitchers and took to-day's game, 6 to B.
THE score:
sBoseDn COS 900 oo0|5 1
iDetroit -0Io <o1 0oA-6 II l
Caldwell, Dumont. Pennock and
aSchHrs. walters: KaIho, Cunningham
and Atnsmtth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
We SLEYAN WON
m SHORT ONE

ETCKHANCN. W. Va. May 2l.-wcst
Virginia Wesleyan defeated tho Pitts
burSh Corlcsians to in n nvc inning
gauo here today. HaIFs homo run hit
in. the second inning with two men on
bases, was feature OF the game.
Score: L. II. e.
pittsburgh 600 go 2
Wesleyan .--.-----l30 0x-4 = D
Roberts and Kress; Parsons and STARK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
PACKARD WON
HIS FIRST CAME
Of THE SEASON

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-PackaTd'
pitching his first game Of the season.
held St Louis to five hits today, and
Philadelphia won, TO q. Philadelphia
solved Horstman's delivery in the fourth
inning, punching flvc singles. which.
with a wild throw by Schultz, resulted
in four runs Except in the first inning.
when Shottcn hit for two bases and was
caught ut the plate, tho visitors never
Threatened to score. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
HIGHLAND CHALLENGE

The Richland Grays. Of WarWood,
challenge any ni-profeesional tnam
in tho Ohio Valley for game. Sunday
morning. NAV 25th, ut 1880 o'clock To
arranre for this game call Warwood
iTT-J and ask for Davis, OF call Mr. BoF-
fnrs office at the Richland coal In1ne0-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
PIRATES HITS
CANE 7INELY
AND THEY NIN

BOSTON. May cl.-PittshurSh nat'"
c1por,uncly today and cv"n"G the series
Nv. defeating i;ns;u,l i - :. Ilr'c. M
for two runs greeted i;a::aa ~ IN "rS,'
and Eor,nrur started tho second. '"oi.'r
was effective with men On p,IH"S' H.