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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-19
Angry at Attack.

Count Won Brockdorff- Rantzau re-
n-aineG on board his train until after
breakfast. The delegation was grimly
angfz st the hostile attack made upon
IL az Versailles. in which a considerable
uumfer. instead of three. as at first re-
ported we're more or less seriously in
'ured. The Italian and French officers
Eho accompanied the German delega-
zion as far as Cologne We're profuse in
their apologies for the incident. and
said the police at Versailles had been
unreliable since the strike. but the Ger
man delegates suspected the attack to
haze heen deliberately planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-19

| Ore of the interestin plans for de-
and South America which is likely to
grow out of the Pan-American Com
mercial Congress, held here recently
is the idea of Mrs. Joan Galley to cir
culate educational motion picture
| films in the Latin American republics
depicting the commercial side of the
| United States.
Mrs. Galley is a firm believer in the
| theory that Impressions which are
| conveyed to the mind by pictures are
| far more convincing and lasting than
the impressions left by written or
| spoken statements.
Men Taking Up Plan.
| 1t is understood that a number of
men who are in position to put Mrs.
Calley's plan into operation have be-
come interested in it, with the like
lihood that it will become a reality.
| That the idea made an impression
| on the delegates who attended the
convention is indicated by the fact
! that. Mrs. Galley is to be allotted
fifteen hundred words in which to
record the plan in the permanent re-
! port Of the congress.
III the old misrepresentation still
exists in foreign lands that the Unit
ed States is nation in quest only
| Of money, Mrs. Galley is confident
/ that the circulation of motion pic
ture films showing the human side of
| the American business man could do
! much to wipe out that false notion.
Value Of Films Explained.
,, The average person." said Mrs
Galley, "can follow the rise and fall
of the notes by reading sheet of
| music, but it is only when those
notes are played upon an instrument
| that the music becomes enjoyable
| and source of usefulness. So it is
with the motion picture. You can
| tell the people of South America in
/ writings of the high ideals of Amer
! lean business men and of their de-
sire to engage in fair and just trade
| relations, but they will not be i'm
pressed as they would be by a motion
picture film, which would show them
what the American business man
looks like, how he spends his spare
moments. how he manages his bust
ness and any number of other daily
| incidents that would impress the
foreigner"
The motion picture. Mrs. Galley
! pointed out, is already serving a
similar useful purpose in manufac-
| turing plants to teach new employees
how to perform various jobs about
| the factory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-19
MACHINE GUN FIRE
ROUSES DELEGATES
Hun Peace Party, in Special
Train, Hear Attack on
Weimar Castle.

WEIMAR, June is (by the Associated
Press).-The special train bringing
Count Won Brockdorff -Rantzau and his
colleagues from Versailles reached
Weimar and was run into a siding
shortly after midnight this morning
Government troops which Were arriving
&c strengthen the cfty's protection were
marching through the dark streets to
their quarters when the train rolled in.
Suddenly the silence was broken by
the chatter of machine guns. The
origin of the firing was not known until
II was learned that Spartacan and COM
nunist prisoners had attacked the cas-
tie where members of the government
a:e Quertered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-19
Ferry Opens Today.

The ferry between Annapolis and
Claiborne opens today. Gov. Har-
rington is to be host to 1000 persons
on the initial trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
BICYCLE RACE
THIS AF TERNOON
TwENTY-SEvEN ENTRIES HAVE
BEEN TURNED III FOR THE BIG
BICYCLE RACE TODAY.
IN The Event That it Rntns It VIII
be Postponed Until o Later
Date,

Much Interest is being taken IN the
bicycle race that is 10 be held at the
State Fair Grounds this afternoon, with
weather permitting. The entries have
increased TO twenty-seren riders and the
list still growing. with indications that
it will run over the thirty mark by this
afternoon In the event Of bad wealth
or and the track unfaVorable, the race
will be held at later date. which Will
be announced later.
The prizes are now on exhibition IN
the II. G. Friedrich sporting goods
store window and can be seen by any,
one interested in the meet. 1t Is the
desire Of the committee in charge TO
have as many persons as possible at the
grounds this afternoon and as a result
everything will be free and there will
be no admittance charged TO the
grounds. The race will start at ESQ
o'clock The entry list complete Is as
follows:
The following entries for the bicycle
race arc in to date. All arc invited.
There arc many prizes. and everything
is free. The namc, mount and address
follow:
1. Fred shulH, Ivcr-Johnson, IT,
Jacob street.
2. James Moore, World, 442 North
Wabash street.
3. John Fisher, Tribune, 44l9 Goa!
street.
4. Leonard Gibson. Pope, 1859 High
street
). Herman Riddle, Tribune. East
Twcnty-nlnth street.
6. Albert Brown. Jr- National,
IA norwood
I. James Webster. Tribune. lO.5
| Eoff street.
8. Leo Hores, Ranger ISL Fftty-nrs,
street.
.. Alvin Carl, Miami. 43 Twenty
third street
10. Francis Schiller, Crown. 80
Twenty-third street.
II. NJ. Clyde Smith. Miami, 7SE
Thirteenth street.
H. Charles Bohes Ivcr-Johnson. IS
Seventeenth street.
| 10. Rync Jacobs. Excelsior. 90S West
Chapline street.
II. Russell Confcl, Fourwhccl. $40
Grand View street.
| Is. Charles Early, Toledo, Is.
Twelfth street.
| 16 Lawrence Kchrscr. Crown, lu2i
Lind street.
II. Albert Crow, Crown. 1873 Main
street.
is. Roy Ruch. World. 40 Fifteenth
street.
10. Richard Fair. Crown. 12lc Jacot
street
20. william Schnfcr. Miami. 37a6
Wood street.
| 81 Norman McEvans World. liuy
Chaplinc street.
! 90. Harrison Levy. Tribune. 9ii
! Market street.
3d. Rcccr Jacobs. Reading. 9SS WrsI
| Chaplinc street.
"a Francis Hill. Ranger. 19l EiGh'
itecnth street.
IS. William Halpin, Torro. 1909 LIND
street.
IS, F. Eiscnhaucr. National. IL:
Eighteenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
FAST EAGLE Nine To-
PLAY MARTINS FERRY
Newly Organized Martins Ferry Eagle
a. c. Will Meet Ferry Athletes
Sunday Afternoon.

AS n preliminary 10 their formal open
ing in Il couple OF weeks the Martins
Ferry Eagle baseball team vii put
scrub nine against tho Martins Ferry
Athletes tomorrow afternoon at League
Park.
The Eagles are composed OF many well
known diamond stars in this city and
vicinity many Of whom are former lneih-
hcrs Of tho old Martins Ferry Athletes.
The Ferry Athletes OF today so far have
displayed ability To play good bail. and
arc all keyed up To give tho Eagles an
Al wallopinE on tho diamond tomorrow.
Tho use Of The word scrub" ii should
h" understood. means not organized.
Included in the pr"la!'" lineup OF the
Eagles arc: Wrlchcr. formerly with tho
Central league. who VIII catch: Prysock.
cX-Sou1hcrn lragu" inficldcr: t'ruM.
former American association outficldcr;
Hamilton. who tried out with Connie
Mack. and King. OF the Toledo RalI
Lights. in thr box. Then there will be
several speedy local lads, including
Eastnn. Chopper and Reese:
With practically everything set for the
game tomorrow. The announcement is
made thai tho hest Of order is going 10
hc maintained so thai tn" ladies may
come without hesitation. There Will be
no admission fec.
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Wesleyan College and Bauer
Turner Game This Afternoon

team has decided to start King in inc
box instead Of Nruhardt. as heretofore
published Welsh will do the rrcciFlnE
for the locals. He has fully recovered
from the injuries tn his wrist that ne
received several weeks ago. Hamilton
will start the game on first. THIS Will
probably be his last appearance with the
local team. as he has signed up Win
the Martins Ferry Eagles. Ford, Tor
'merly Of the Athletics. will cover inc
territory around second base. Ford Is
tho captain of thr local team. and IS
dangerous man with the stick and last
on the bases.
Beck. the popular Bellaire high Eraou-
Ate. will be seen in the Wesleyan lineup.
MANY students from the Red and BLACK
school will 20 to Martins Ferry 10 see
their favnritc in action. Carl MliieF'
we'll known coach Of all athletes at the
Philadelphia district high school. Will Dc
seen in RICH, field Of the BaAcrs lineup.
Miller is a former football and oaseoaii
star Of the Methodist college. and man!
students from Triadclphia high scnooi
will 60 in body to League park 10
chcer tho coach m to better efforts.
The teams will probably line up as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
FOURTEEN IN !:
THE KENTUCKY
4 DERBY TODAY

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May ?-Fourt"rn
of the best thrc" year nldS Oh the Amer
lean turf have been named 10 start to-
morrow in the 18th renewal OF the Ken
lucky Derby. al Churchill Down. The
race at q mile and QuaTtcr Will car
~ s2G.nn0 in added money and be worth
approximately S25.0nh. making II the
richest stake of the year IN the United
States.
The struggle Is expected To hr ono of
the hardest ever fought IN a kentucky
derby and The Indications arc that inc
crowd which will witness ii vii! b" oi
record breaking derby proportions. o"-
f t"F a 70 slow t~ie rarE R"' NV
The entries. according To their post
positions weights and Jockeys announc.
ed to-day follow. although additional
entries may be- mad" up 1" within forty
five minutes of post tim".
Sir Barton, Il2). LOTUS.
BE Frank. llp. Butwcll. -;
NindcX. Nl@, Knapp. .iK
CorSon. tI22). Hunt. ~ $50"
st. Bernard. (llN. Pool. -.
Eternal. N22). SchuttinGcr.
Vulcanitc. ul2). Burke.
Under Fire. H2@). Garner.
ScnninEs Park ulG. Connolly.
Rcgaln. nlD. Murphy.
Sailor. ul?). Robinson.
Clcrmont. Cl@2. Hanover.
Billy Kelly. ulD. Sandc.
FrnEtown. UlM. M0rys.
Drspitc prospects Of Il heavy course.
Eternal. owned by J. W. Mcticiland. OF
Lexington, kentucky. the choice OF The
west. gave promise nf going TO the post
the faToritc in the pari mutucl betting.
Billy Kelly. defeated ny Eternal. ny "A
head in Il match rae" last year. and Sir
| Barton. coupled rs IN" entry "i 'om-
mandrr J. *. l.. Ross. the Canadian
Sportsmnn. apparently will be the de-
tendency Of the cast.
Harold Payn" Whitnry's NindrN has
his flaming Thursday with Il mil" and
a quarter trial in 9:O6 As. The derby
| record is 2:n3 IS. =,
Possibly most fancicd among 50 call
! cd dark nurses arc BE Frank. RrEa'o.
which will h" ihc only MY 10 start
| Under Fro and FrrG'own.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
GRAFTON BOY PICKED
I, FOR THE 44O-YARD RUN

MORGANTOWN. May 9.-(Special)-
The four-forty yards dash. IN" n'"lli-
cst and at tho sam" lImc ono Of the most
trying races that appears on any 'rac"
and field meet program. Will likely W.
ROr nj the Second Annual state meet
held here next Saturday by young
Hirshurscr. running under the c"lorS o.
High school. HrSburEcr Is
r"w 10 West Virginia high school com
:rtitiuns and was not. Of course. enter
cd in tho state meet here last year. MS
family moved Ia Grafton from oaipaho
Md. last summer and he entered "ra'-
ton High in the fall. While at Oakland
bn conpctnd in IN rncn High school
meet held nj Cumberland in which some
of the fastest high school runners !"
The state Of Maryland competed and nc
corpcd off the 40 dash with case. MS
time for Tho event being - seconds nat
which. by tho way, not only far eNcecuS
the hest that could be done here last
year but compares most favoranIy "'''
tho best records made by college men
in biz intercollegiate meets.
Hirsburgcr will have lots or Oppose
ton as the 40 Is not only popular VII"
the spectators hut popular WIN run,
ncrs and the entries have not yet cloScu
there promises to be at least 'h'r's
starters In the event. This may moan
that It will have 10 nc run OF IN meats
OF fifteen mon in each and II this IS
done HlrshburGcr Will have Dig al
vantage not only In his speed which VIII
permit him to take it easy in the W.
ais but his experience in running VIII
be an invaluable asset 10 him. BircFs
OF MnrEantnwn. Kelly OF rnrkcrsou rE.
Anderson Of Huntington and punca"
Of clnrksburg WILL likely DO Hirshou'6-
crs strongest opponents IN this event
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TO Play s
jz.s: FAST ST JOHN

Tomorrow on the Sixteenth street TIE
part at Bellaire the Yankee JrA tllS;
cross bats with the st. Johns. sof a sss
lairc. for the second time this seasess'
having previously defeated heS3hgHs
from Bcllairc on the Twcnty-sixth5 str
by the score OF 1919. The Yankees w1elGf
would like to hear from local, 1S-teT1taSS
old amateur teams for game AaysfE
preferably the P. & E. g. u.s. OF k1l1ESs
Grove. Such teams as the Sliyersu99gS;
Babe Ruths or any other fast amAtSans
team will also be taken up nuta 49,
sibly on q later date. The YANKEES
have been going at q great pace .! Z
season so far as they have defsateds S1H;
best team in the Ohio valley. TheyfhAEss
hcaten the 81. Johns Of Bellairi.
The Martins Ferry ~. Midget !1C t.: Jr.
this Vicinity, The following sYANA4ls
players will meet at Twenty.sixthfnyt$s
grounds before going to Bellaire tossc 4
row afternoon: II. Pfcffermln.
inson. -p.; W. Killcen. S.; Helmostk
1b., Miller, Oh: Clark. 80: fFlGt1sysS43e
W. Reuthcr. CT; H. Reuther.
Brinkman. ~3ft3s sssstss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
SNAPPY ENCOUNTER STAG
EDTHIS AFTERNOON AT
LEAGUE PARK
College Nine Expected to Give
Best Exhibition Of Baseball
Seen Here Since Old Days
of Central League

Wesleyan college baseball team Will
arrive this morning for a gam" TINS
afternoon at League park. Martins
Ferry. with the Baucr-Turner nine OF the
East End.
When the Wesleyan nine appears on
the field at O'Clock this afternoon
about the best exhibition Of baseball Is
expected since the old days when Wheel
ing sportcd a team in the Central league:
wesleyan is coming here confident OF
defeating the local team. Since the
Methodsts do not play the West Flr-
ginia university nine. this game Will
give the followers Of the schools some
dope on the playing qualities of the two
teams.
The manager Of the Bauer-Turner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
WHITAKER LESSNER
TO MEET WELLSBURG

4 eond game is expected this after
noon when tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. base
hall team goes To W"l!shurS this after
r,oon for Il gam" with the Giants Of that
city. This will be the first game OF tho
season for both teams and much interest
is being shown as 10 what the outcome
will he.
WrlisburG is represented by strong
team, practically tho same rs that Of
last year will be on the field. Johnson
is expected to start the game in the box
for the Brooke Countians. md is we'll
known 10 local baseball fans.
strongly and expect to win easily from
the Brooke Counlians. Tho Whitaker
Glcssncr team Is composed of wei
know players from the McConkeys,
Rauer-Turncr. and Patterson and Elm
Grove and Will play Saturday games
only.
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sBattcd for killcfcr in eighth.
Cincinnati ........... 600 non n1n-1
Chicago ........... 600 600 n0n-n
Deal.
Sacrifice hits-RehG. Barber. Paskcrt.
Double plays-Rariden to Fisher to
Rath to Rariden; Fisher to Daubcrt to
fariden.
Left on bases-Cincinnati Q, Chi
caGn ).
First base on errors-Barher.
Bases on balls-Ofr Alexander S. of
Fisher ..
Hits-On Alexander. IN s innings;
Off Carter. I in l inning.
Struck out-By Alexander 4.
Winning pitcher, Fisher: losing pitcher,
Alexander.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
WILSON PACKING 2
.3..<.s e., ~ utIN
D. =. 81 :. u tSttlN a1-

Tho Wilson Packing baseball team Of
the f.nsi END will "a To SnrkVillc tomor-
row afternoon for II ERmc with tho team
AZ that place. Tho loCals~haNr. strength
cncd considerably within the mast week.
and expect to como through with Il VIE
tory.
Captain Edwards has not decided yet
lust what pitcher will start tho game.
but the pick rests between Drum and
Ricemycr tho latter former pitcher
with n first class Pittsburgh team. Dur
ing tho three innings ne pitched last
Sunday. he gave very few hits to tho
Dillonvalc team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
BENWOOD A. C. GO
TO PADEN CITY

Tho Rcnwood 4. {. baseball team vii!
;onrncy m rndcn City Sunday afternoon
and aPM'' ross hnta with the strong team Of
tho, place. Manager Robinskey OF the
Bcnwood team intends 70 take along a
Ing hlaycrs: i. lehman. Tack Miller.
Workman. Murphy. r.. Furbce Eoyt.
NtcIsnrlnnd. Sheppard, Stbert. The above
mentioned players arc requested 10. re,
nort at the Bcnwood Junction at 7
catch the train for paden City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
NJ CONKEYS ':, i'E
/: To FA|RMON7
LOCALS GO TO FAIRMoNT FOB
GAME SUNDAY AFTERNOON
WITH ATHLETIC CLUE
THERE
Burkhart VIII Pitch For Locals AS a
Result Of Honecker Being

Tomorrow afternoon tho MCConk"E
baseball team of the East End VIII meet
The ras, FairlnOnt nine AT the latter
place. This is III" first game away. from
home for tho East End team. and they
arc expecting n hard contest. Burkhhrdl
will pitch tho cntir" game. as result
Of Hnncrkrr being injured last Monday
Fairmunt has always been represented
by "A strong team. and il is rumorcd that
this years tcum is better than ever. Tn"
Macks arc expecting hard contest. bui
are confident Of coming through with
another victory.
The locals will lineup as follows:
Wcithc, catcher: Burlha rdt. pitcher;
Rero. first base: Heller, second base:
I'carly, third base: Bell. shnTtslnp:
Gardner. left field: HoutZ. center hcld;
Lewis, right field,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
.ROTARIANS VS.. STOGIES
Eotartans VIII Play Fast Stogie Nine
tomorrow Afternoon At
FORTY Seventh Street

Tho EotarInn baseball team Will meet
tho fas; StoSir nine tomorrow afternoon
on the Forty seventh street Er4und$.
potar,,ns while Rounds Will likely per
rorn Tor tho StoGics. Tho lineup for
ibc Rnrariuns will br as follows: Ncy.
spence will start the game for the
IL O'NiaIlcy. catcher: Smith. loft
T,nId Blrssng. third base; Watkins
Tcht iirld: Rrinkman, second base;
Spence pitcher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
ORIOLES CHALLENGE

year old team in the Ohio valley for
game Sunday. May 18th. BachmRns,
Silver Stars and StoGics arc asked to
take notice. II accepted answer through
this paper
Tho following players arc requested
TO report for practice at ESQ o'clock
iris afternoon nj thc Tunnel Green
grounds: Kalany, O'RrteN b. sherman.
Cornell, P. Sherman. Uselton. Gaus, Pc.
tcrson and McCaurland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
ALEXANDER IS
LOSER IN HIS
FIRST CAME

CHICAGO. May 9.-Grovcr Alexander.
in his first game since returning from
Franco. was defeated today by the GIN
cinnati Reds to in a pitchers battle
with Ray Fisher. Fisher held the CUPS
10 four hits and was given splendid
support. In the eighth base on balls
to Groh. AchE's sacrifice and Magecs
double produced tho ono run. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
Excelsior Bicycles

Come in and see that latest
and greatest EXCELSGo
the machine that is beingSl
talked about. The EXCELral
SIOR is the leading motor
cycle because of its exclusively
features, such as its powerfMs1
motor, extra heavy fra1leI1|
and forks. chain enclosed
automatic valve release, ihans|
die bar clutch control, re|
movable tank for cleaning
carbon. double brakes, stagsa
gard drive transmission, cons:
trolls all OH outside. Winner
of all hill climbs and track
races Of Importance. i:5ssSlsss1
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games.
washinEton-Ncw York: wet.
Philadelphia-Boston cold
Dctroit-St. Louis; wet.
Chicago-Clevcland; rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
NOTICE!

All members of Machnists lodge, No 8l8, are notida
TO attend special meeting at P NJ Saturday,
at the O. v. T. & L. Assembly hall. Is. COMMITTEE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
Wesleyan.
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games
Cincinnati, /: Chicago. q.
ST. Louis Pittsburgh: rain.
New York-BrooklSn: rain.
Observation-Disclosures rain.
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Standing Of Climbs.

To-day's Games.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston ut Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

MILWAUKEE. Wis. alay 9.-scorc:
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-20
WEAKNESS AND STRENGTH

It is not strong to take the easy way,
To always do the things you want to do;
The paths are rocky and the clouds hang gray
About the far heights reckoning to you;
And round about you meadows are in bloom,
And there are songbirds singing all the time,
And the warm winds are heavy with perfume,
And it's too warm to leave the fields and climb.
And youth is youth, and youth wants time to play,
And youth wants time to walk the meadow
lands:
And so youth wanders through the long, long day,
And only age looks on and understands;
And only broken age looks and knows
Meadows are cheats and only heights worth
while;
And only age looks where the far height CLOVIS,
And knows the joys beyond the weary mile.
He who would be worth while must leave the fen,
And leave the level meadows and the blooms;
He who would serve God and his fellow men
Must go rough paths where the high mountain
looms;
And he must toll to smooth the path for those
Who, coming after, seek the heaven-heights;
That man is weak who sees the heights, but goes
Where blossomed meadows spread their poor de-
delights.
judd Mortimer Lewis.