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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
County Commissioners
Turn Down Proposition
Admit Government Khaki Paint Won't
Run, But Will Continue White
Colored Brtdge5.

Bridges in this county will continue
TO be painted white. That's the dccis-
ion reached BY the Ohio county commits
sionrrs yesterday in. declining To pur-
chase about 1000 gallons OF olive drah
paint offered at n considerably reduced
price by the Wheeling Corrugating COM
pnny. who has the surplus stock on
hand. as n result Of the government can
ceiling orders for steel helmets. on which
the paint was 10 b" used. The cancel-
lation followed tho armisticc being
signed. and the paint is now for sale.
The commissioners admitted that tho
khaki paint would not run, but that Il
WIS deemed cXpcdirnt to continue 10
paint the bridges white that they may
'hc seen easier at night 10 avoid acci-
denis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
X. OF c. TO HOLD
MEMORIAL TOMORROW
Carroll Council To Honor Members Who
Have Died During Past Year.

On Sunday afternoon. I'm the Carroll
club auditorium. Carroll council. No.
5n4. knights &C Columbus. will hold
it's annual memorial services. Honor
will be paid tho following members who
have died during the past y months:
Michael j. Lnfrus Capt. y. \. Car
ncy. Il. j. Drcgan. Thomas NJ. Fallon.
Roy. Fr. Duffy. Winfield Scott, John NJ.
Emmcrth. Walter II. Chapman, Fred j..
Weaver, r. King L. G. Riggs. John j.
Ebcrts. Michael J. Duffy, DR.. William
Oates. Ora Tigue. Joseph Wcitzc!. Peter
~ Emig. Carl \ Andre. John j. Hillcn-
brand. John {. Glitch. Edward +. Soul
~. Glenn q. kurncr. Edward Stanton.
George ~ Truschcl. J. Frank Adams.
u. j.. Durrcnc. y. =. Ricstcr. Thomas
Fleming, John Watcrhousc. Edward f..
Cannon. James McGinicy, Edward
Hughes. Vincent StcnGcr, - Bicdcn-
bach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
RAILROADS WILL LIKELY
PAY STATE AND co. TAX
No Official Word Received Here That
They Shall Be Exempt By Federal
Control

II was announced yesterday that no
official information had been received
here by the division Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad company that build
ing. bridges. materials and supplies
would he exempt from state and county
taxation.
1t had hccn currently reported that
the West Virginia treasurer. as well as
tho county would suffer the loss OF
such taxation being lifted because the
railroads are under federal control.
The above statement WAS issued
yesterday by J. NJ. Scott. general super
intendent Of the Baltimore and Ohio
road OF the Wheeling division. It is
said that tho taxation levy will include
all properties OF tho road in West Nir-
Einia. tho valuation Of which would he
made by the state board OF public works.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
DR.. HUXLEY TO PREACH
AT EMMANUEL CHURCH

DR.. E.lkanah Hulley. pres. OF Broad
dus Baptist College. Phillip, W. va.
will preach nj the l o'clock worship OF
the Emmanuel Baptist church at the
Y. NJ. G. \. auditorium tomorrow MORN
ing. President HUXLEY is an able
speaker and one of the leading rcliG-
ious educators OF the state. The pub
lie is welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Y. M. C. A. NOTES

Pliny q. Clark. superintendent OF the
Ohio Valley General hospital. will ad-
dress the boys Of the Junior class al
9:%0 Saturday morning. There will be
n series Of these talks by prominent
mon OF tho city. pertaining TO religious.
physical hygiene. etc. II is requested
that all members OF the Junior class
be present Saturday morning.
The Y. NJ. c. 4. BOY Scouts will hold
their regular meeting this evening
Only routine matters will he discussed.
Tho boys will hold hike Saturday az
tcrnoon.
Tho Senior class will hold their rcgu-
lar gymnasium class this evening.
This classes are proving very popular
und a large attendance is assured.
Quite a number Of mon in the associa-
tion arc working out on special exer-
ciScs for the annual spring demonstra-
ton.
Various Y. NJ. G. As throughout the
country will compete in many athletic
events during the week OF February %
10 IS The local w. will compete
agains: an association with the same
number Of members. Each Y. NJ. G.. 4.
will hold their events in their Eymra-
sum and will send a record OF. them
TO headquarters. where tho winners will
hc decided Following arc some Of
the events that will BE- held High
Jump. snap under bar. fence vault. IT,
pound shot put. so yard dash and. go
yard potato race. The Seniors are the
only class that will compete.
4 swimming meet will be held. during
April and will he conducted on. the same
lines as the above events.
Tho senior members will hold their
regular gymnasium exercises this eve.
ming. y large attendance is expected. rs
these classes are proving very popular.
Y. N. G. 4. Boy Scouts held their rrG-
ular meeting last evening. Only routine
matters were discussed. The boys will
60 for 4 hike this afternoon.
Shadow boxing that is being taken up
by the various classes is proving very
popular. especially in tho business nlCi's
class. The training makes soft. elastic
muscles, not the hard. knotty ones. In
an emergency many lives have been
saved by the ability of man or woman
to act quickly under dangerous condi-
lions. md many lives have been lost by
the orientation Of the muscular system.
4 man has Il great advantage in sport
and activity. to have Il solid defense and
n crushing offcnsc with weapons that
nature gave us. and II gives confidence
and power.
Tho junior class will have their rc1u-
lar gym" class this morning. Plny q.
Clark superintendent OF the Ohm Val
ley General hospital. will address the
boys this morning. Some Of the proni-
nent mon Of tho city will address these
classes each week, \ full attendance is
requested. rs Important matters pertain
ing q q boy will he discussed
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The Y. VI. c. 4. BOY Scouts will hold
their regular meeting this evening
Only routine matters will he discussed.
Tho boys will hold hike Saturday az
trrnoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
NAMES WERE ALIKE

Leonard Marshall. wcil known young
man Of No. 49, National Road. North
Wheeling desires ii to bo understood
that hr was not the person arrested at
a local hotel on Thursday evening.
His many friends however never even
intimatcd that he was in way connected
with the affair.
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\ swimming meet will be held during
April and will he conducted on the same
lines as the above events.
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ALL FAVORITES ARE
WINNERS AT The
CLEVELAND RACES

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. 4.-Attrac
Cd by TWO Sweepstakes. a large crowd
hravrd tho threatening weather for tne
opening Of the second Grand circuit
meeting Of tho summer ut North ran
DAN today owing 10 showers thr"uEh
out the morning. the track was heavy
but somo faSr time was made.
All Of the favorit"s won.
The North Randall purse OF S2,l6O TOT
2:n5 trottcrs. was won by the heavily
played Royal Mac. He took the hrst
heat easily but had 10 stand hard
drive To boat Wilkes Brewer ahead in
the third heat. wilkes Brewer took the
second heat.
Natalie the Great. which has never
l"St 4 h"lt. lead from start TO finish ana
easily won tho News $4,000 stakes fo;
iwO-ycar old trottcrS. The flly sold at
sIO0 IN the auction pool against $50 Tor
the field.
The 9:n6 pace resulted in the hottest
contested event of the day, four heats
being necessary to decide the winner.
Sanardo cook the second heat in 2:O2 =.
the fastest mile Of the day. considered
rema rkablc owing TO tho condition or
49,. track. II. did the half mile in l:Ol.
Row Grafton won tho first and fourth
Il. as and ~" raC". with tn" third heat
going 10 O. L. c. in hard drive.
Tommy Todd. the veteran half mic
celdlnE. captured tho 2:lO trot attcr
finishing Il poor fourth 10 the Ace, a
long shot in the first hea&
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FIGHTERS WORKING
HARD FOR CONTESTS
Stewart and Matthias Holding Daily
workouts For Fight Next Mon
day Night.

Walter GOO" Stewart. the local
fsathrrwciGht ard Bert Matthias. Of
Martins Ferry. who clash in Il ten round
mill at the Wheeling Park Cas'n" next
Monday evening. August II. ar" work.
ing out mt enp speed in their training
and both boys appear confident in win
ninE and predict that tn" fight will end
before the final round.
Matthias is a cool clever hOXc-. with
hard wailup in either nit. Stewart
is u very aEgr"SslS" two :iStCd fighter,
ono who ncN,r stalls, and carries the
fight to his opponent.
The Martins Ferry boy Is working
out daily with Juhuny Gallagher. Mills.
and Young Jefferson. Will" Stewart
is workin; ont with Frankie Ritz. Sailor
Ester and TN Greek cid.
This ~ IA" frs .lr'cr-Tity match
ever staged n this Section and the fol-
lowers of the hu;lnE gam" mr." backing
their favoritcS with real cash.
Sailor ESTER just discharged from
the navy, Will meet johnny Gallagher
in the scmi-inal.. and n real battle is
assured. Ester IS said ln be the slam
bang style. and III" l"ral FANS know .
that nothing suits lhr local boy better
than 10 meet Il boy VIII" mixes
Tickets VIII - on sal" At tho Nc
Lur" cigar stand. Fort Henry cigar
store Strwart-F.Irnds pool pnrlnrs. and
the trnpp"r Caf" IN Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
FRENCH ORPHAN
THANKS ROTARIANS
Interesting Message Deceived Prom Lit
tie French orphan-Thauks TO
The RotaHans.

The members of the Rotary clubs OF
America have done much in the way OF
taking care Of little orphan children OF
France and Belgium and they are re-
rciyinr many messages OF hanks from
the little tot; who arc more than CRATE
ful for what has been done 1oT thcm'
Th" following message. from one or tne
tots and her mother. Will be read Win
interest by all:
From Little Min! Bccqunrt.
Nv dear bcnCfactorS:
! an still too small to write mysel1.
So I am going to dictate to my dear
mother. who will write for me.
First Of all. l want to say how rauch
7 thank YOU for your kindness In adopt
ing me without knowing you. l ike
You already because you have chosen
me-. Formerly l used to write TO my
dear father until he died. Now De-
gin again to white to YOU, my foster
father.
Next year I hope I can write myself
because I am going to school IN oclo-
Der. am going with my big sister
who is eight years old. and whom l love
very much because sh" does everything
| want her to do. She reads NICE
stories TO me and we play together win
our dolls.
plays with US and with Mark. young
playmate. We arc four. He reads a lot
or Is busy with his collection OF stamps
/, WAS Just this afternoon that l
learned that my good American roster
fathers VIII take car" or me. II must
certainly b. my dear father who has ar
ranged these things. for he has seen
that we have more trouble than olhers'
Tomorrow and day after tomorrow we
will celebrate the victory we fough- so
dearly for but father Will not De WIN
us. We will not sec him pass by on ms
beautiful horse through the arch OF
triumph. W" crlevc for him very HuG.A
because "" loved him so.
NV brother and sister have their va
cation now and will take a trip nert
Friday. | would like th@m to say al
homo and take walks with us.
We often go To tn" garden or 9lants
which are very beautiful. There are
many avenues and big bushes which ere
nice 10 play hide and seek in.
We have hardly hcch in Sarnurr. be-
fore wc must leave again In order 10
live in Versailles. w cliHcd IN Lens be-
fore the war. hut now everything Is
entirely ruined thor" and as our dear
father is not there. We Will not return
NV grandfather and grnndmo' her
whose home was also destroyed. Will &"
also 10 Versailles. so We will be near
-bcu, and can go see them often and
comfort them in their sorrow.
will stop now. assuring you or my
n Affection and sending you love ana
kisses.
Your little ward.
MARIE Louise.
p. s. They never call me Marie
Louise. It is Mimi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
SARLES WILL BRING
HOODOO CAR TO
UNIONTOWN RACES

JNIONTOWN. Pa. Aug. Roscoe
SarleS. we'll known prot"E" Of Barney
Oldheld, is tuning up tn" famous Hoo
doc car il. which Louis L"Cocq and Rob
err; Bandini were Killed at Indianapolis
on May 81. Sarl"s. It is understood. is
planning to enter the car in the third
annual autumn classic at the Union
town Speedway on Labor Day.
In letters received her Sarles express
es no fear or superstition in plotting the
Hoodoo. He is an accomplished driver.
popular with Cniontown fans. having
driven the Oldheld car in tho mid-sum-
mer races here and having ridden Oh
numerous occasions with barney during
the famous master drivers appearances
on the I'niontown course. LeCocq. pilot
OF tho HoOdoc car when IL wrecked on
tho Indianapolis course and his mcchan-
ician. Robert Bandin, both were well
known here having raced on the Union
town course on several occasions. The
appearance OF their car with Sarlcs at
the wheel will be an event Of much in
terest to racing fans on Labor Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
WANES
AS GERMANY Halls
new CONSTITUTION

BERLIN. Aug. 1.-THE new German
flag Of black. rcd and gold IL floating
over tn" Foreign OniC" and other pub
lie buildings ~ III" Wilh"lmsirass" to-
day in celebration Of tho adoption OF
the constitution by the National AS
ScIrbly.
The constitution is hailed az a pos
sihl" rallNinC ground for all tho mod
crate clements Of the population and rs
probably terminating IN" rather chaotic
conditions" .pr"yalluE sine" IN" rcv"lu-
,i"n. is adoption at moment when
the r",d problem Is growing easier
thr"iirh foreign imports gives grounds
for hop" thai tn" extremist agitat"rS
hcnc"f"rth Will gradually lose their in
flu"nc" over IA" radical elements Of the
working p"orl".
\ Socialist public speaker declares he
ALREADY has seen an Improvement IN the
tempo" "f the wnrkm"n. due ~ b"ti"r
fr"dM". ana II" believes tn" extremists
arr losing; their hold upon them. II Is
th.ushi that with a constitution SO
Democratic and permitting unlimited
apIillcni'rn Of ihr states power upon
thr economic and social lif" If III" pcn-
PIE. ~, present government is compare
lively e,,.ur.. from attacks huth by tho
Right a"d .rh' Left.
Th, I, r"rfuuriy mnV' m"nt in tn" di-
r',rl'.r - monarchy Is regarded as inn
po> rh'"
Tr. adoption in IA" eleventh hour "f
IN" dis,'!,sIrn If tn" constitution "f an
am 'rdrl'ri' ni1lu: II p"Ssihl' for NOM
h"rS If th" former ruling h"uS'S I" be
elected pr s"!'mi Il II" r"ruhsl" drew
oui .Nrr,.-sI"ns IF disappointment from
tn MaJ"rry S"rinlists. hut the amend
nrrut - r"r'r,I',I rs practically without
= A e
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Memphis Editor Is
Escorted to Jail =
By Band and Friends

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. 4-Accompon.
led by band and prominent bustnADa
men who paraded the principal streets
Of the city Edward T. Leech, editor Of
the Memphis Press, an afternoon news.
paper. entered the Shelby county jail
today to begin serving a sentence Of ten
days imposed for contempt Of Chab~
cellor Israel Percs' court.
The contempt charges grew out OF -
editorial written by Leech during q
local political campaign last year.
Friends Of Lecch, who were In thu
parade today and accompanied him -
Jail, are planning a mass meeting ne4tl
week when the editor is released. Fornes
or Mayor Lytty. who was a leading ne.,
ure in the parade. addressed meeting
Of several hundred persons at the jan
Just before Lecch vas locked up. ~
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BUTCHERS WILL
SEE FINE BOUT.
Billy williams VIII Make His Debut in
Fast Company Thursday
Evening.

Irish Chick" Rodgers. the pittsburgh
frnthcrwcight. viii meet Eilly Williams.
of Martins Ferry. in tn" feature bout Of
the boxing show h'inE staged Thursday
evening at tn" park for III" "ntcrt lin-
mcnt Of IN" butchers. who are holding
their annual picnic on this day.
Rodgers is last. "<r"SSiv" little
hattlCr with NOR" ring experience man
the local lad and is very clever with TN"
mi:ts Thus bout is scheduled for SIX
rounds and should prov" Il ""rk"r.
There Will Il" three fuur-round bouts
on the hill. which Will hc made up 90
tir,ly If local boys. Tickets are $40,
inrlu,.ing war tan. and ar" on sal" a.
various pool rooms and cigar stores
about tho city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
Bauers to DenniSOn
Ohio Next Saturday

Two hard contests are on this week
schedule for the Baucrs. On Saturday
they will leave for DcnnisorL Ohih.
where they w,ll clash with the crack
Panhandle A. c. in the afternoon and
again on Sunday.
After their sensational victory over
Dcnnison at Bellaire but short time
ago the locals are confident that they
will be able to duplicate the trick on
the visitors homo grounds. The sting
of Dcnnisons defeat here Is still felt
bv the Ohio boys. and they hav" some
thing 70 say as to whether the locals
will carry away similar honors this
Weekend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
STUBERS TO MEET
MACKS At "GREEN''

Next Sunday Afternoon ut three o'clock
The La Belle baseball team of StCuh"n-
willie. will hc the attraction at Tunnel
Green. when they Meet the crack Nc
COnkry nin". This * Ihr first game Of
The season between tn" two teams and
rs there is c0nSlGrrahl" rivalry between
Wheeling and St"ubouvillc ngrrrgutions
hard fought gum" should result. Just
who will start tn" rram" for tn" teams
is not known. hut ia" fans cAn ho aS-
Surrd That the managers VIII mako n
big effort TO put their best in the
field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
RED SOX TAKE
SERIES FROM
THE WHITE SOA

BOSTON. Aug. 4.-Boston captured
the series from Chicago today by WIN
ming . TO l. Boston hit freely. put
splendid support behind Faher Kept the
score down. Singles by Roth ana
Schang gave Boston run IN the mrs.
inning. Singles by Schang and Mcln>
mis- and Risbcrg's error produced inc
other tally in the fifth and Chicago
scored in the eighth when J. Collins
pinch hitting for Fahcr. tripl"d ana
scored on Lcibnlds double. Ruth was
not allowed TO hit in four times at bat
Score:
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WILSON PACKERS TO
LAFFERTY SUNDAY
Pacters- Defeated The warwood A. C.
Last Sunday at Tunnel Groen 1910.

After easily defeating the Warwood
4, e Sunday afternoon on the Tunnel
Green grounds 1910. the Wilson.Paul
q. R"ymann aggregation will go to Laf-
frtty next Sunday afternoon. where
team of that place. In the game here
Sunday Homer and Coon formed the
battery for tho Wilson's and Stewart
worked on the mound for Warwood,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
PAIR Of ERRORS
PUT CUBS TEAM
DOWN AND OUT

CHICAGO. August 4.-Erraits fielding
by Magee and Merlue. coupled with op-
perfume hitting. gave Philadelphia a s.
to- victory over Chicago today in the
final game Of the series. NIa.cc's error
was responsible for two runs counted
in tho fourth. and Mcrlilc's two misplays
let in two runs in tho ninth. Score:
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Philadelphia ......... 010 oNn On2--:
CbiCapo 011 non O00--'

Philadelphia ..-....-. o10 2hn On2--5
Chicago .............. oil 900 Oon-2
Two-basc hits-MaEcc .. Flack. Pack
ard. Thrce-basc hit--I.udcrlCs. stolen
basos-Meuscl ?. Sacrifice hlt--H"l-
lochcr. Sacrifice fy-Whittcd. Double
play-Packard to Paulettc 10 I.udcr,Is.
Left on Observation-Disclosures II. Chicago
5. Base on balls--OT Hendrix .. OF
Packard /. off Martin /. off Carter l.
Hits-OT Hendrix 4 in 3 80 innings. off
Martin 4 in 4 1-3 innings. off Carter 3
in inning. Hit by pltcher-By Pack
ard (F1ack). by Martin fTraGcsscr).
Struck out-By Packard .. by Hendrix
L Losing pitchcr-HcndriN.
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Today's Games.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Detroit at Washington.
ST. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at BostHp
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DODGERS WIN /
TWO IN THREE
FROM st. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4.--BrooJlyn took
three out Of four from ST. LOUIS. by win
ming the last game If the series today.
) to 3. The visitors got n," hits. IN
GLIDING n tripl" by johnston which
Noted three runs before . mes could
settle down in the first. Tn"y added Il
run in the second and aWrthcr in the
fourth by punching hits WIth errors by
Miller and Lavan.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City. .; baltimore. l. (1o)
I}inChamtnn. 6; Buffalo. ..
Reading. ) Newark. 10.
TDrontnn. !: Rochester, J.
Toronto, ); Rochester, 4.
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5====5] IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS ========
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Philadelphia. ): Chicago. ..
Brooklyn. ): st. Louis ;.
No others scheduled.
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Two base hfts-Dilhocfer.
Three base hit--Johnston.
Double playS-Olson and Konetchy:
Olson. johnson and Konctchy.
Left on baScs->Brooklyn 3: st. LOWS
g.
Base on hnl!s-OT Amcs l.
1Iits-Off Amos 10 in 4: off Goodwin,
non in 4.
Hit by pitchcr-By Amos on. WhcaO +:
by Goodwin (M WhcaD.
Struck ou1-By pfcfrcr l; Amcs l;
Goodwin 5.
Losing pitcher-Ames.
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Standing Of Clrb3.
Today's Games.

Today's Games.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at ST. Louis.
Boston AT ChICaC"
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 4.-Score:

r. II. z.
st. Paul ... c
Kansas City .....-.6 IL
Battcries-Merritt, Browne. Hall and
Hargravc; Hall and LaLonEc.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 4.-Score:
Toledo INSTRUMENTATION } >
Indianapolis II y
Miljus, Sanders and Murphy; Kelly,
Rogge and Gossctt.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 4.-Score:
Columbus .................. q
lsNulSNIIic - = "
Sherman. s. Torstman and WaGn'r:
Davis and Meyer.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 4.--Minnoapo!t3
ut Milwaukee. postponed. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games
Philadelphia, I; ST. Louis, g.
Boston, .: Chicago. !
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Brooklyn ....-...31O 100 Ooo-5
st. Louis ...-....... 900 0l0 200-5
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Hargravc; Hall and LaI.onEc.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 4.-Score:
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Two base hits-I.eibold. Scott.
Three base hit. Collins.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-12-18

boys particularly, and when it is well
prepared, it is appetizing indeed. A
carefully made cream sauce with
Drowned butter and no Jumps is the
greatest asset Most of us have
recipes for waffles, which have in
creased in popularity until they
might be called our national bake.
Some housekeepers contend that the
best ones are made with sweet milk,
while others are just as firm that
buttermilk wafrles are the only crisp
ones in the world. The latter theory
has been most generally proved true
in practice, because the sour milk
ones require less care in mixing.