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Evening star., 1919-09-06

Waters was born. Mr.. Waters is forty-nne years of
age and for twenty years has pracced his profession in
Rockville From 1908 until 1912 he States Attorney
for Montgomery County and performed the duties of the
Office with marked and enjoys the confidence of
the substantial people of that County.
Attorney following
comm County
County Sentinel. ''
excellent record During his Of office Dc
responsibility
county"-Montsomery County Advocate
BY Authority RICHARD l. WATERS, Treasurer.
Evening star., 1919-09-06
Truthful Advertising

The Star will be glad to
have its attention called to
any misleading or untrue
statement, if such should
appear at any time, in any
advertisement in its COL
urnns.
Readers are requested to
assist in protecting them
selves and legitimate id,
-yertisers.
Evening star., 1919-09-06

Raymond T. Baker. director of the
mint. has left this city for Lenox,
Mass. where he will join Mrs. Baker
and remain until later in the month,
when they will go to the Adiron-
Evening star., 1919-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Donald Cassels OF
this city are at White Sulphur
Springs for the week end.
Evening star., 1919-09-06

Mrs. Henry T. Allen will sail short
ly for Europe to join Gen. Allen
U. 8. A., who is in command of tn,
American troops in Germany.
Evening star., 1919-09-06
i80CiQ2t. 80C;iQ2t.
- HE Minister Of Norway, Mr..
H. H. Bryn, has been joined
at the legation on R street
by Nine. Bryn, who has
spent the summer at Mont
Grey, Pa.

The Brazilian embassy has been es-
tablished in the home of the late Mr..
| Henry Adams 1903 H street. opposite
Lafayette Park. and the new ambas-
sador. Fortuna Xavier, Brazilian min
| lister to Great Britain. now on his way
to this country. will make his quar-
ters there. The former ambassador.
Domicio da Cana, resided at 1880
Massachusetts avenue. The embassy
has been established at Southampton.
| L. l., during the summer under AL
berto de Ipanema Moreira, counselor
| and charge d'affaires.
The offices of the embassy maintain
| ed in the Southern building have been
| moved to the H street residence.
Senator to Attend Wedding.
Senator John X. Shields will start
today for his home. Princedale, near
! Knoxville. Tenn. where he will join
Mrs. Shields and remain to attend the
wedding of her daughter. Miss Jean
ette Cowan. and Lieut.. Col. Clement
Heth. U. S. A. The wedding will take
day.
Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips, who has
been spending several days with her
sop-in-law. Senator Edge Of New Jer-
sey. at Wardman Park Hotel, re-
,
where. with the senator's small son.
she has been spending the summer.
The Meadow Club at Southampton,
L. l.. was the gathering place yester-
day afternoon for fashionable folk
who are staying there for the sum-
mer. and among the Washingtonians
for the musical program were Col.
and Mrs. Robert M. Thompson and
Col. and Mrs. Henry May and Miss
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eugene Doyle
have issued invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter, Martha
Eleanor, to Mr.. Frederick Carmen
kayhoe. on Thursday evening, Sep
Stephens Episcopal Church. 14th
street and Columbia road.
Brig. Gen. William M. Cruikshank,
after two years' service in France
las joined Mrs. Cruikshank at the
.Lafayette's birthday celebration.
given by the Order of Lafayette last
evening at the Washington Club, was
Brig. Gen. L. Collardet, military at
tache OF the French embassy, was
present with several members of the
French military mission.
hr. oteele presented the hagS
donated by Lieut.. Ora A. Martin, T.
g. N. DR.. J. G. B. Bullock presided
and accepted the flags for the order
Solos were given by Mrs. Paul An
derson. soprano, and Mr.. J. C. E. East,
baritone.
A reception WITH dancing followed
There were a number Of guests
from out of town present, together
with many from this city, whose
names are identified with the colonial
history of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment are
leaving Washington today for a
three-week motor trip to the Berk-
shires and through New England.
Mr.. Charles S. Hamlin Of the Fed
eral Reserve Board left Washington
yesterday morning to join Mrs. Ham
lin and Miss Anna Hamlin at their
summer home at Mattapoisett, Mass.
He expects to remain until Septem-
Der Is.
The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Lane and Mrs. Joseph Hampson
were dinner guests Of Mr.. H. H.
Adams of Texas last evening. Mrs
Hampson has just returned from the
west and New York
Evening star., 1919-09-06

dacks. He will probably be back in
Washington on October 1.
Evening star., 1919-09-06
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Hosts,

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hudson enter
tanned a company of eight at dinner
last evening in honor Of Col. Burn
side. former military attache Of the
United States embassy in Mexico City.
and Mrs. Burnside. Among the other
guests were Mr.. w. r. Buckley of
Mexico. and Mr.. Van Buren,. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hudson returned yesterday from
their summer home in Vermont. which
they have closed for the season.
The Rev DR.. Robert Talbot, rector
Of St. Paurs Church. has returned to
Washington from Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa, where. with Mrs. Talbot, he spent
the summer. Mrs. Talbot will re-
main in Pennsylvania for some time
longer.
The marriage Of Miss Adelaide
Heath and Capt. Arthur Haldene
Doig. U. S. A.. has been arranged for
Wednesday, october Is. The cere-
mony will be performed at noon in
st. Johns Church. There will be no
reception. Invitations will shortly be
sent out by Miss Heath's aunt. Miss
Mary Mason Heath. The engagement
of Miss Heath to Capt. Doig was an
nounced in the spring by the formers
aunt.
Evening star., 1919-09-06

Miss Helen Whyte is spending sew
erai weeks in New York, the guest of
Mrs. Lester SisIer
Evening star., 1919-09-06
OBJECTS, FOR PRESS.
T0KENYON BILL.
W. A. Neff Opposes Proposed
Licensing of Stock Mar
- ket News.

Charging that the Kenyon bill lot
the regulation of the packers. as no"
drafted, would force all newspapers
carrying live stock market news TO
obtain licenses from the government
Ward A. Neff of Chicago. vice presi-
dent Of the Corn Belt Farm DANES,
urged that the bill be not enacted into
law. at a hearing before the Senate
agriculture committee yesterday.
I'VE are opposed to licensing OF
newspapers" said Mr.. Neff, and pro-
test against the enactment of the Ken
yon bill into law because 1t contains
the following:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
YANKEE A, c.
WIN ANOTHER
Yankee A G. Of Soutn Side WAns IA
other by Defeating Martins Ferry
playground Nine by IL to 10

In a hard tonight game the Yankee
-. { Of South Wheeling added another
~ Shcir long string of victories Sunday
morn Don on the Twenty-siNth street
Grounds by defeating tho Martins Ferry
p,oI-rrrunN baseball team by an II 10
10 seorr.
In thc seventh fnpinE Duffy Of the
Ferry team drove bone run with
ahre,, r,nea .4a tlse bases. >Robiason .plch-
ed good ball until the s'Tcnth inn'nE'
ube, the visitors drove in Tour runs.
After scoring four runs in Me ninth.
taking the lead by on" score. roc Han-
kccs came hack in their hall OF tne
inning and brought in two runs'' win
ming tho game.
The lineup for the Yankees was as
follows: PlcfrrrmRn. catcher; ~nolnson
pitcher; Hclmhrighi. shortS'or; Bring
man. first base: Clark. second base: XII
len. ,hlrd base. II. Reuihvr riEnt 'o'Io
". Reuthcr. center field: Flaticy' 'lcl'
field.
Martins Frrry: Webb. tcatcher; Jones
pitcher: Dun. first base, Cecil. second
base: Wendell. shortstcr; Smith, thiro
basc; Ri"sc.. right field; H"Ilson' icen'e'
Tho score by innings: RlH. E
Ferry .....o I 4 oA+lo rs
Yankee "a o 0 0 . 0ec-1li10
Homo runs-Wilson. Dun.
Thrcr base hits-killeen. Robinson.
Two base hits-W. Reuth.srs. Helm
bright.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
BAUERS DEFEATS
CANONSbUR6
sAuER.rURNER NINE EASILY De
TnRN GAME BY l4-a sCoKE
The Game was A Poor Exhtnit1on AS
The Vis1to-s CoGsS lot Ao1o v"
To The mn

Featured hv very poor fclding OF m
rannunsburg and tn" long nttink o. ~ "
BalIrrs. ia" latter easily 'Nteat"o a
rannnnshurg min" by u !" ir",n,I
Yesterday afternoon on the A"'''
tirrcn grounds. nh, bcld
Enoch. Tho renowned huri"r. r'no ,,', ro
Tho RnrrrS TO three hits. two Wee tLSo ~
started Ihr game on the mound. pm W. ~
forced tn give way 10 Jones' in the HL'n
inning brcausr Of lame arm. fNnS,
nf Inc BaucrS. pitched I'm" MI
! throughout. and after the fnurth 'huHe
Tho result was never in doubt.
Ford and MrGannon, up nrSt LOT " =
Do,Irrs received walks. HAMPTON mex
was hit by pitched ball. N"uhardt n,oEe
a kong and high nnc To tn" center ne'o,a
Who made an error. In an effort 10
score Ford was out AT the plate ana
McGannon WAS put out Sifdlng in'"
third, nv The hrniny work or En3ch.
The (annonshurG players couid no,
hold on 10 1trc ball. Many OF the, fncf
landed in their gloves. but they Mcrc
either nervous or suffered from SLaGc
fright and could not hold ttI,nl. lflC!
had about fifteen errors 10 tncT SIqoI..
As C,annnnshurE defeated the SatcrS
in tho first game. and LOST tos So . y.
honors for the two teams ASe icttS,4 ii /!
aid the fans Of this SUtlon "ou'3 IN
10 sec third game TO dncldr' me HIler
nine. -,,
Cannonshurg -. D N
Rnurr-Turnrr o u IT. V : 3iI--l'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
ROTARY A. C.,ORGANIXE

The Rotarian baseball tcann ha s TO-
ORGANIZED and wishes to\HrraTlse games
with any Is to % year OK teams lin the
valley. \ number OF new pdaycrt' have
been obtained and thr schedule is being
rapidly filled.
The StoEic 4. e. will br The Ro1.arans
onnnncnls Sunday. May H., and n good
game is expected. The Rotary Club
would like 10 meet the Unee,Nas. Reed a.
g.. Rule All Stars. Martins Ferry Ideals.
Rush Run. Buckeye. WarwooN and Hert-
ling An Stars.
Tho manager Of tho Rot.lria ms has
signed up the following plaY'FsS Smith,
O'Mallcy. J. Scy. HildrhraLp. Ei"sc.
Blessing. Manner. Blizzard! Phipps.
Koontz. Tappe. ErinkEssn. Spcroe. Wat
kinS Hnmil and Gicscy.
should write J. T. Blessing. 'pS West
Chnplirc street. City. or call ee4r-J -he-
tween and o'clock.
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Pills Get Infielder
From McGraW'S Club

NEW YORK May Jack Coomhs.
manager Of the Philadelphia Nationals,
announced tonight the purchase Of ln-
fielder Edward Sticking. of the Now
York Nationals. Announcement ycstcr-
day of Stockings release by tho Giants
To the Rochester international club
was made under the impression that
waivers on his services could be obtained
from the other clubs.
Coombs said he would use Sticking nj
slrortstop to replace Bancroft who Spra III
ed his ankle IN today'S game with New
York.
Thr Philadelphia manager stated also
that Pitcher Bradley lIogE. who has re-
fused TO report. had come 10 terms with
IN" club and would join tn" tcnm when
II returns 10 Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
BICYCLE RACERS TO
GROOM Up MACHINES
! Handsome Prizes Are offered to Boys
and Girls Of tho Wheeling
District.

The entries for thr big parad" and
bicycle race T., be- held OF May and ~
will be received this wcck. and much
intcrrs, is being manifested in the varl-
Gus events.
A number OF prizes have BOA am
nnuncrd and others are [" be given by
local merchants and bicycle accessory
houses during the next few days. The
Wheeling IntrlligcmCrr. always right UP
10 the mluuic. is also giving 4 classy
urizC that will hc we'll worth riding for.
Many of the boys and girls were out
in the country yesterday trying Their
BICYCLES out for The trips TINT are IL. be
made during the work preparatory 10
III" biS parade and race On Friday and
saturday. As everything is free m
rlitd.rr the admission 10 the grounds.
there Will hr many participate, The
rrizes offered "a date AT" AS follows:
Cold medal given by tho United Cycle
Trade Directorate If New York.
EirycIc waicI given hy tho American
Wood Rim company. onaway. Mich.
Electric hirycl" lamp. complete, gil N
by tho Wheeling Int"IliE"nCrr.
Trip cycl"m"tcr given 10y IN" Vndcr
Manufacturing company, Hartford,
Conn
Il. x !. Clincher iirr given by the
Wheeling News. Wheeling. w. Va.
Gold knit" and cham give hy Hurley
Davidson Motor company. MilwauEr :,
Wis.
cold fountain pen given by the Hen
d." manufacturing company. Spring
tcld Mu&s
l:"sr racing Saddl" given by Persons
Manufacturing company. Worcester,
Mass.
Solar gas lamp given Ivy g. w. Hal!
Lamp company. kcnnShu. Wis.
/ tntamrrnt hiry"l" horn given BY
Mead ryCl" company. Chicago. III.
E:,'yrsC pump given ny Bridgeport
I:ra$S company. l'rld:"p"rt, conn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
WILL BE HELD IN THE BIG Lao1A"
APoLIs RACE TRACK On
APTERNooN OF MAY 81.
MANY WHEELING AND WEST
GINA PEOPLE WILL MAhA
"TRIP TO HooSIER CITY.

IEn1ANApOLIS. Ind. May r." IN
rortv-thrcc cars assured and IN" PossI
b,lity of one or two more o'ihs aoo 80
tho cntry list for the lndianapoi,s 9pV'
mile Liberty Sweepstakes on the ihu'an
npolis speedway May 81. went over tne
ton at closing time with one oil inc iat
est he Ids in. speedway history peits 1o,1
cellcd only by tho record array ~ 20;
,,.i,h az cars and the field of 1914
with IS. o.s
During tho closing hours seven cars
,rero added 10 the already 'formidapl"
lief nj Sc previously named. Al the
.lcv,nlh hour CASTOR Chevrolet and J"-
: srnb Bower. Jr, came into the iold al
, Ihr wheel Of II pair Of Frontenacs; {. W.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
5SHE3@ E===5=5 IN The WORLD OF SPORTS (=====@ Sss
IAIT0 RACERS ENTERED IN THE . 4
INDIANAPOLIS S|NEEPS7AkE MEET

rohnson. president Of the CniontoHn.
Ipa.l speedway. nominated Jay-Bee
Snccial. 10 be steered by P. W. Monahan..l
= newcomer in racing ranks. ana Ky
Howard. Of New York City, another noS-.5,
icc. sent in his entry OF the Peugeot car
in which Dario Rest won the 1916 dflR-
er's championship. "a I:
In point Of sheer numbers. the prcscnt.
speedway field will go down as one OF
the record asscmblages in racing history
and in point Of class 1t surpasses my,
field that automobile racing has ever
brought together either in the CMtep
States or in Europe. s5s
the advent Of Castor Chevrolet and
Joc Boyer on the scene rounds out
combination Of four American Froate-
macs TO pit against the quartet Of Ballot
cars that will provide the mass forIna-5
ton OF Europe's attack, while the in5eS-S
ton Of Dave Lewis into the Tray COM
nletcs' q similar combination Tor :ftt1es
, Ducscnberg team. also defenders OF :0heS
Stars and Stripes against foreign Il
rression. Then there arc flye PeugeoG
! in the field. Two Of these. however, VOL,
he fooled by Frcnchmen. Gou1 and bohss;;
| lot. against three sons Of Uncle Safp,.
! lieut.. Arthur Klein. Ray Howard and -;
! driver vet unnamrd. Another team OF,
| Ave cars is the Hudson. headed by IRA
| Vail and Eddie Pullen. seconded by H.
+ G. Simmons, J. 81. Reynolds and Denny.
| Hickey. ,S
Tho balance of the field Is arrayedsn
pairs and individuals. with such names
| AZ DePalma. ResLa. Chassa&ne. Cooper
! and Hcarnc as guarantee OF brilliant ann
| spectacular performance. 2;Si
! The complete list of cars and drivers
is as follows. 8
! Driver. Car. 30
! J. C,lir Durant. -. Chcrolct Special
/ .. Ralph Mulford... Frontcnac =
.. Jean Chassag nc. Suppcam -,
! L. Dario Resta. Sunbeam ~
:. w. w. Brown. Richards Special ~
G. Jules CouX. Pcugeot -
!. l.. Chevrolet. Frontcnas s
= :. G.. Chevrolet. Frontcnas
=, q. los BOYER. Jr. Brontenas 81
10. Earl Cooper. -. StutZ
III Tom Milton. DucsenberE
4 l.. l.. O'Donncll. puesenbcrS rs;
II. Dave Lewis. ....DucScnoerS n
iI4 Kurt Hitkc...... Roamer ~
TX r:rric Hearnc. -. Durant Special
I1s Louis LcCocq. :. Roamer ~:
III. Ralph DcPalrna. Packard ,-ss
Is Eddie Pullrn. Hudson Special -
y 10. II. c. Simmons. Hudson Speciai -.
NO. Ira Vail. 1900 itet.'"' Sp"~i"
M Denny Hickey. . Hudson Special -
o., Not named. Hudson Special Z.
loe A Thurman. :. Thurman Special
1"J NVilbur D'Alenc. DuesenbcrE 10
"A .s H. T., shannon. Aasaba Special IL
!!oe T'Sm Alley Bender Special Z:
~, r. SarIcs. ..... oldlicld Special "
,!nS. Arthur Klein. 80 reuGeot
; 20. Andrc Elliot. Baby Peuseot
$50. Not named -. Peuseot
1.31. Rene rShomas. BALLOT 81;
; g.. Albert CAiSot. :. Ballot
l. 81. Jules Bahsst. 80 Ballot < .ss
81. Louis Wagner Sahot
ls6. \. L. Sotcy. .... Osren special
"A oe ~ Mccoy Mccoy Special
IT, 0rnar loft Darco Special u;
,!os " Nouahar.. Jay-Bee Special ~
10 Not. naruod Detroit Special
IN Not named. Premier
NOT NAMED :. .eHOdson Special g.;
As. ]. ". Reynolds. Peugeot :elst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05

TWO base hits-Crph EaEdcn.
Three base hit--Taubcrt.
Home rup-RouSh.
Stolen baScS-Ncalc-
Sacrifices flies--firoh.
Double piays-Carter hto Hollochcr to
Merklc.
Left on bases-ChitaEo. 4; Cincin-
natl. =
First base on errors--ChicaEo. L
Bases on hal1S-Oti' Salfce. l; off
Weaver. l: off Carter. I.
Hits-Off Weaver. ~ 1-3 inning: OF
Martin. in G % innigS; off Carter. o
in l inning
Hit BY pitchcr-Ry Wea Hcr. I.
Struck out-By Sallee, il; by Martin.
.: by Carter !.
Losing potchcr-Weaver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
SPECIAL MEETING At
TRADES ASSEMBLY

At tho special meeting called ycstrr-
day tu consider the ccurCilmanic candl-
dalcs for Thursdays primary and read
hr qucStionnairrs which were gent out
earlier in the week TO all candidates To
find their standing relative To union
lahur. tho QueStionalrcs were SD slow
coming in that the views Of all candi-
dates were not in. but II is expect cd
that all will h" in today and Will b"
printed in special edition Of tho Ma
joriiy. tho labor paper. which will ap-
near tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
LOCAL WARRIOR IN
BRILLIANT ADDRESS

Harold Maxwell. Island young man
Gently returned from overseas delivered
an able address at s.. l.ukcs church last
night on his experiences in the ArE"nnr
forest with tho American heavy ArtIi-
lcry. The lad panied vivid pictures or
tn" horrors at war and said thu Ger
mans had prepared /" hold on In IN"
ArSonnc sector which fact WAS proven
by tn" very permanent type "f trenches
and duguuiS They had constructed Of
c"nrrctr and equipped with shower
In hs. electric lights and other com
forts. Young Maxwell was overseas
about ten months and his talk WINS one
that will no doubt have great weight IN
the final result OF the Victory bond
drive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
.WARNOOD 1. {.
DEFEATS GLOBE
warwood A. c. Easily Defeats tne
Globe Sprinkler Nine on the Rich-
land Grounds by to Score.

Yesterday afternoon tho Warwo"d a.
c. won their second game OF me S''h-
son. from the Glohc Sprinkler min" D?
nm 8 To Scnrr On tho Rlchlano Brouhn9.
The game was very Interesting un'n
the seventh inning. when the "arwo"o
nine tailed i've runs.
The hitting Of Murray for Warwood
featured. he grNinr two hits in os
many times n, bat. while tho fielding of
McEickIrs contributed largely Ia the
victory for his team. TN" snnm"r!
OF III" game follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
PUNCHED HITS
OFFBENT TON PUT
PKILS To GOOD

NEW YORK. >Mey.4.-1n the first Sun
day major lcagNc baseball game played
here since the Sunday amusement law
was passed. the New York Nationals
lost to Philadelphia by & score of to
3. Philadelphia SCORED thre" runs IN the
third inning off Benton by punching
three hits with q pass and double
stetal. Williams home run in the ninth
off CauSey decided che game. Jacobs,
though hit hard. was effective with men
on ba Sea
Shorstop Bancroft, OF Philadelphia
had to be carried off the field in the
third inning when he Spraincd his right
ankle over base. Zimmerman was ord
cred off the field for protesting strike.
Score:
r. II. F..
Philadelphia 49,. ooS Don no1-4 ]
New York ...... o10 200 Oils /" D
Jacobs and Adams Causcy and McCar-
u,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
Y. M. NINE EASILY
DEFEATS IDEALS, 1876

In slow and rrnlnr"r"<i,ny game tho
newly organized Y. NJ. &. y. baseball
team easily defeated ihr. Martins Ferry
Ideals Saturday Rfirrr""n ON he
Fridge park grounds by tn" uvcrwh"lm-
ing score ri - IN $. The Ferry min"
nN"r proved dangerous in any $tng"s
II tn" game. while III" fr&iIrc Of Tho
game was III" throwing Of r;yiIt, he
little catcher for the ''Y'' nine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
UNEEDA WINS

III, In"rda Match baseball team Of
South Wheeling defeated tho Ynrkvillc
\. e. y"t"rday afternoon on tho Twenty
sixth s,rcrt Fairgrounds ny nm TO S
score. The game was very interesting
and WIS featured by good fielding by
both leans. Hammel and Thomas FORM
cd the battery for the .Unccdas-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
REED A. WIN


Tho Reed A. G. baseball team dcfrN rtl
the MuundSville independently by h, 81
10 ! score vest crday aftnrntSnn IN the
BronkSidc grounds. The VlittI vE OF nhC
Reed nine was he hest seen this wear. t;lI-
most all the players had four Rlts 10
their credit.
Next Sunday the Reed A: G.. will Xo'lo
pinonvalc for a game with the lnuMrs
of that place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
WILSON DEFEATS
D|LLl.|.DNVALE.A.C {.
IN A PAST AND EXCITING GAME
LOCALS DEFEAT DuaLONVAhE
INDIANS by A TO SCORE.
Pitching OF Captain Edwards of the VII
son,PacGn Team was the Fea-
ture Of tho Game.

The Wilson Packing baseball team
tourneyed to pillonya. yesterday and
defeated the Dillonvale Indians of that
place in a hard contest by the score ~
to 9 The pitching of Captain Ed
wards for the locals fcs1urrd
After pitching six innings Of air tight
ball Captain Flwa rdS. JEhn is not Il
young ulan) had to give, way to Rice
mycr on tho mound. The game was
very interesting throughout. while the
result wns in doubt unliIl The final put
out. The summary ;or The G:lmc fol-
lows:
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sox WON sRoRr>oNE

CHICAGO. May I-ChiGaEU won from
ST. Luuis%itoc today play len>g stopped
BY rain in the last half Of the iitth in
ming. Chicago huIS'h%I four hits with
three errors for -four rtruS. driving Soth-
ron, from TIN slab CHCuttr held st.
Louis hithrSs. four innings but i'll tho
NTH the Browns turned three hits into
two runs. Score:
r Fl +.
ST. Louis oO2 o. > !
Chicago ...... 0Gi 0x--i o
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
S25,OOOAuto
Event For New Workers

NEW YORK. May IA SIS, 600
sweepstakes AUTOMOBILES rarc on Satur-
day. Jun" IA. will DO tn" opening event
az = SORES of four rnc"S n The Sh.ps-
head Ray speedway. at which, drivers Of
inr"r1iatmnal reputation viii ruihpct 2,
The Eastern States Auiom"hll" Racing
association ANNOUNCED tonight. Other
"r"ntS with their dates. will he att
Hounc"d later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
McCONKEY Nine. Wins
FROM P. & Etc., II:
McConksys Again Victorious Saturday
Afternoon by Defeating East Pat1er-
son and Elm Grove Nine.

Saturday afternoon tn" McConk"y'
baseball team Of the East End Journeys
cd t,r Elm Grove for their fourth saIne>
Of tho, season with the Patterson and
Elm Gn,vo ninc. defeating them easily
bv a II 4, : score. Bnrkhart pitched the I
entire GAM for TIN. Met 'onk"yS and was,
very rrnc,Av" Throughout. casing up in.
IN. eighth innings, giving III" Groves
boys two rttrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
Standing OF Clubs-
WILL ANNOUNCE :.
BATTLE GROUND

NEW YORK. May TEX Richard
who has arranged for a charGnonshlp
heavyweight boxing matSh between jess
sey, challenger. on July 4.,annouaccd up
on his arrival here today from Toledo
that he had not decided upon site Tor
the contest but would annpunce tomor-
row where the bout will talte place.