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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-12-07

PROF. S. A. ELLIS
President of the Spencer-Ells Business College.
The same methods obtain at the Spencer
Ellis Business College" said Prof Ellis, Sin
stenography and typewriting as those that OBJ
tain IN bookkeeping. We teach stenography
IN from 20 to 40 days, just as we teach book
keeping within from 10 to 20 days"
Il was proud Of the pupils who went from
the Spencer-Ellis Business College during the
war, said Prof. Ellis. when the govern
ment needed expert shorthand writer's and
typlsts and bookkeepers we sent out hundreds,
well equipped by our short methods, which are
thorough, practical, embodying principles and
saving money"
Continuing, Prof. Ellis said:
"Of course, the Ellis Chart Method of Book
keeping exploits 'double-entry' bookkeeping,
for that is the best and the most thorough-in
fact the only method worth while This
method was discovered or invented by a jap
IN the long ago and has come down to us
through time and eternity. It has been called
one OF the most beautiful discoveries of the
human mind. 1t is also one of the best means
Tor the education of the pupil. It cultivates
care. painstaking, accuracy and earnest re-
Election. At the end facts must agree to a
penny. His self-consciousness is heightened
and Joy of creation comes over him not
--o"4i o.Aoi q LIS Pun POSc " w SOIIloCnlng
correctly is strengthened and his sense of econ
omy, accuracy and order is developed Out of
such simple elements is formed the character
OF man, and bookkeeping has contributed an
element to character building that the young
men OF our time especially need"
'The Spencer-Ellis Business College is a
dream realized, said Prof. Ellis, ''for several
years ago set about to make a college that
would accommodate a greater number Of
those most deserving and least able to pay
board for a long term, | sought the shortest,
easiest and most efficient system of shorthand,
adopting the Spencerian, which is fastest writ
ten, easiest read and is perfect in every partic-
ular. With its 10 short rules and IS word
signs one can write any word in the language
without lifting his pencil, and many have
mastered it in less than 20 days. And many
OF our pupils are making salaries from $125O0
TO SoOO.OO per month. The government en-
ploys number of them in Washington"
THE greatest victory was won in the line of
courses in our college when conceived the
idea of visualizing double-entry bookkeep-
ing" said Prof. Ellis. eve have unbounded
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-26
Ya pas6 Il dia u Sc sproxnna as aselas que ca CAD0
WALK : KING

Algunos de los muchos nueyos
mcdelos de calzado fino ACADIA
des de recibir. Elegantes y CO.
Incdos. Pidanos cualquicr ciase
de piel y forra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-26

Todos los esfuerzos de las naciones
civilizadas tienden hoy eombatir con
la mayor decision y la mas frme ener-
gia ell delirio bolcheviki que amenaza
dilatar su Influenza en-, toda la extern
sion del mundo. Por fortuna, Ell NAL
sc encuentra confinado en- Russia, pues
las eonmociones que por repercusion
del centro a la periferia agitaron SUI
lcesivamente a Alemania, Hungria, los
Estados Unidos e Inglaterra, auhque
importantes como prtieba de la posi-
bilidad del contagio, fueron donlina-
das con facilidad relativa: el regimen
"soviet" no podia encontrar en- pue-
bios bien organizados el terreno fer
til que lie brindaba ell corrompido i'm
perio moscovita.
I'm periodico, el american, de
Baltimore, ha representado grafica-
mente al bolchevikisino en- una carl
catura, LENA de sagacidad y perspi-
cacia. Las doctrinas de Lenine y de
Trostki estan personificadas en- un al
deano russo que blandiendo en- una
mano formidable porra y llevando en-
la otra un libfo intitulado "Amor fra
ternal', mientras sumerge la cabeza
en- las nubes, aplasta con los pies to-
dos los bienes que esparcieron sobre
la TERRA siglos de civilization Y de
orden. Bajo la ,ruda 6ota bolcheviki
desaparecen hechoss pedazos, la indus
tria, el comercio, las ciudades, las
granjas, y 10 que 'es todavia peor, la
ley y la justicia.
Ciertamente, los que predicaron en-
un principle las teorias comunistas
fueron guiados por ell amor fraternal
hacia todos los honlbres. Ellos de-
seaban mejorar la condici6nd de las cla-
ses humildes, otorgando1es fo indis=
pensable para Que gozafan, 81 no de
Ia riqueza, 10 menos de cierto bienes-
tar. Justisimo el pensamiento, con
el que comulgan totos los hombres de
.coraz6n, tropezaba, sin embargo, en-
a practica, con dificultades insupera-
bles, ampliamente aralizadas. por rln
autor, Prudhome, NADIA sospechoso pa
ra los socialistas. La sociedad en- que
vivimos no Sc ha tornado de un modo
artificial y ficticio, sino natural y 10
gico. Ell desenvolviniiento del mum
do es la obra de leyes ineludible a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-26
POLITTCA INTERNATIONAL
La GanDaia (Oltla d BO|GlGIihiSIO.

que vive sometida la vida moral, y
cada uno ocupa su puesto, no porque
el quiera, sino porque infinitos facto-
res, entire los que figuran la inteligen-
cia y ell caracter. lie han llevado ell.
Asi, pues, la reforma de ciertos ma
les sociales y. senaladamente del pau
perismo, no podia realizarse de golpe,
sino que forzosamente debfa ser lerta
Y dificil. No Sc detuvieron los rusos
en- presencia de la dificultad, negaron-
Sc ser pacientes, quisieron reiyindi-
car sus derechos por medic de una
grande Y profunda revolucion, y des-
pues de haber hecho correr rios de
isangre, la humanidad en- aquel vasto
territorio, lejos de haber hallado, la
felicidad codiciada, Sc encuentra mu-
chisimo peor que antes.
Nj ell obrero, nj ell labrador quieren
trabajar. Son los mas Y este titu-
10 han echado el peso del trabajo So
bre los burgueses, sobre los ricos. Pc
ro como estos constituyen una insig-
nifcante minoria, aunque les obliguen
latigazos rendir una faena de do
ce ahn de catorce horas diarias, la
production de los articulos de prime
ra necesidad ha disnlinuido de tai mo-
do que el hambre no ha tardado en-
boao,. a1lS 81,
Russia es actualmente una inmensa
casa de locos. Todo ell que puede emf
gra. La ciudad de Moscow, que con-
taba tres millones de habitantes, an
tes del estallido bolcheviki, no pasa
hoy de setecientos mil.
Es 10 mas curDso que los bolchevi-
kis no llegan representa- ell diez por
.ciento de la poblacion rasa, que aun-
que nal avenida con semejante regi-
men no tiene otro renedio que sopor-
.tarlo, bajo la preston del terror. Sc
ha suprimido la libertad de hablar,
como Sc ha suprimido La libertad de
la prensa todas las inmunidades de
que gozan los ciudadanos en- los pue-
bios bien regidos. Sc han "naciona-
lizado" las mujeres que Sc adjudican
por el gobierno quien las pide. Sc
Ivive, pues, en- Russia bajo el sistena
de la mas odiosa barbarie.
Ell ensayo del comunismo ha sido
Iun complete fracaso. Solo he reavi-
ivado los odios de clase. Yusi no Sc
lie pusiera remedio, como seguramen-
tie Sc lie pondra, porque 10 absurdo no
fpuede prevalecer nfucho tempo, Ru-
lsia, primero, Y ell mundo despues, Sc
ieonvertirian en- un panteon. .iiaA Oh 20
2 EXplicase, por tanto, que los 9pue4
bios civilizados Sc apresteff d 2coFtaf
la cabeza de la terrible Medusa, pues
iipiehtras esq 40 Sc c6nsiga ID bodg;S
Iel rnundo vivir tranquilo.
isidoro o6kzo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-26
PoNIFNTE GLoRIoso

La tarde es como un 6palo diluido
En- la alquimia del sol que reverbera,
Y hay lin manto de orc en- el dormido
Verdor de la florida senentera.
En- oblatica unci6n vagan serenas
Las nube$ enjCyadas de arreboles,
One csmaitan las tfomaticas almenas
Ds los viejos castillos espanoles.
La brisa con ardOf Sc despereza
En- la cspesura girls de la maleza
Que tieEe leves Elancfias de escarIata.
Refulgen las espadas del poniente
Y lafgamente suena la estridente
Trcmpeta de la mar fizada en- plata.
JOSE JOAQUIN RIBERA.
Puerto Rico, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-26
Sc DEsEA ALQUILAR

! Tn piso en- casa de altos, de
bastante o regular capacidad, pa
ra instalar en- eI una Sociedad,
que este situado dentro de San
Juan, dandose preferencia a las
Gales, Tetuan, Luna, Sol o San
Sebastian. Sc Ofrece hacer con-
trato por entire unO y tres amos
con satisfactoria garantfa.
Para informes, p. o. Box 504,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-26
IN MAGNiFICo Af.MANAotiE

n | n MAGNlFICO ALMANAQtlE ri
EF Trust del TaBaco. De Alfonso Rie-
lfai Y Co, NOS la eiifEatlo Uni siermoso
'almaiGtdue de pared para eltan6 entran
ite rs un obseduio utilfsimo que es-
Itinahios mticho Cada hoja del Gallon
dario tiene un artfstica vista del Pala
cio s,isTabaco stdih&S Gsplahatd5:due
embe!iece la ciudad, y retratos de los
socios de la fiflna, huesros buen0s ami
gos Don Manua Mvarez y def Her.
mimic MADEIRA az ssa xsss#
FL almanaque de los ,seiIorcs. Aleliso
Riera Y Co., es de gran utilidad en- to-
da oiiciEG cn ;olo coI.crc'o, : Ill mis-
mo tempo es i n 'safiafdtieSbonente del
prog: 60 u:.l@Eo dc SAN, Jurlis q. tain
to d,ic Il Rlestros ni2nc:oaados ami
gos ms sc..0@eS .Alyavez MADEIRA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-26
Calzado para Ni6as

en- cana alta. Los tenemos en-
Glact, Brown, Charol y Punz6,
Cordones y Botones. Todos los
tamalos.
N BOTITAS j ZAPATITOS pa
Ia DebGs.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-05

The remedies were fine; easy TO take m!
fully satisfactory "-AlRs VIM BLACK"
BORN, 627 No. llth ST.
Elgin vi :-~"Whcn reached middle
life | was miserable with heat flashes,
dizzy spells bearing-down pains, ncrv-
BUSINESS, sick headaches and sccplcs.ness,
! remembered that when nay mother was
going through the SAME period of life
She depended upon DIR Plcrcc's l'aVorltc
Prescription and the Pleasant Pellets
She came through the change 50 well
that J took these two remedies and my
health improved at once All of the
annoying and distressing conditions that
had suffered with disappeared, and !
came through the change of life just rs
strong and well as my mother had years
ago. | can highly recommend these
good medicines to all women Ut this
critical period "--MRs ANNIE NANDEN-
BURG, 2J6 Franklin st
Streator, III ;---'I am very glad to be
able to add my testimonial TO the worth
OF DR. Pierce's excellent remedies They
have been used extensively in my moth
or's family and also in my own, and III.
ways with the most remarkable success"
Mus. ADA GRAVES, l06 W. Mpgreli st.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-05
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Inc ir number on tho lEcoC",
course - he given fe1e this whit !
VIII b" hold IN Hagt'a Han Friday
night Nc, s. Lou D. Be2Hchamn one
Of the deans O.. the American lecture
platform and #ro"n eYery where IS
t1e humorous philosopher viii de-
liver one "a his famous lectures Ar,
Eeauemmp talN& from q wide know
edge Oh ne, Losing his mother when
q baby ne was reared AMONG the n,
dtaas ct the southwest Although he
AeFe@ had tho privilege of formal
Gaecal4on, at the aga re IA he W.
con- fl.Gting prose- and poetry f. New
l01k new papers, aud at IL was oaa
~ lHe eulof9 o. IL -4fSe tiHtnn4iI
n ,,',.ia, e. re Nus N'l'ieh "ot K5
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fha nlaifryn, oif,4 ,hat t.,'a +,,.,a
efye,i to nus fe,p 94hrrs ..nG NJ. [>,,'
ana sympathy for burarftv enab i
nun to reach tie hearts and mind,
his hearers.
Mr. loo carritbory ,ra ,,a,,,.,.t... 81.
spirbl,rv qnant slyerai a. d,ts ,t, me-
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was vnrv bieh ~ hor nra;'a - ~ -
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-05
Hindu Children Mechanics.

Hindu children are remarkable for
their precocity. Many Of them are
sktitul Workmen at an age when the
children of other nations are learning
the alphabet, \ boy of seven may he
Il Skillful wood carver, while some of
the handsomest rugs are woven by
children not Yet in their teens.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-05
HERE'S A WHOLE CONSTELLATION AT EASE


LOS ANGELES-Talk abons
stars, Is there u greater constella-
ton in the heavens than these?
And even the rival stars fall I'M
der the spell OF the major star,
Mary Pickford. Here she is get
ting @ laugh out of Mildred Harris
Chaplin, at the left, and Lillian
Gish and Dorothy Gish, at the
right. It's Mary's party, all right.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-05
CLAIM YUDEMITCH
ARMY SURROUNDED

London. NOV. "a c'a!n tlat th7
nl.lhwe terra Ra-iln army o Gen.
y ldeniteh, which has seen attacking
Pc toglld. has been surrounded ~ NJ
LtlebeviEi is mgde IN Il aoyi SOY ~.
mcni wireless aipa Il arem Mose3"
dated tolay
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-05
Value Of Pedigree.

\ pedigree rs long as eioihesline
ISN'T worth q cent if the individual
ISN'T what he should he. THIS applies
la a main as we'll us to- Il ho-.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-05
WOMEN WHO RECOVERED
FROM BEING NERVOUS
WRECKS

Murphyshoro, Ill when | began
taking Dr. pierccs medicines | was just
a nervous wreck, | could hardly tie on
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-05

Try = Want Al in ire Free Trader
Journal fnr Ouick Roanltu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03
What Edgren Says
An Authoritative Sport Feature by
the Foremost Sporting Writer
and Cartoonist in America.

Two years ago boxing was permitted
hearted way. They seemed to think is
was necessary evil.
Today it is recognized as ono of
AMERICAS major sports
Colleges that haven't it yet cry FOR
it
Any State that hasn't q brand new,
bornb-proof boxing law is Chased as a
dodo and a fettsred slave of the long
hairs which is modern American for
professional reformcrS.-'
They used to let boxers box. but
barred decisions. Now boxing laws pro-
vide for the legality OF decisions in all
bouts The people feel that way about
it since Uncle Sam began putting ON
bouts by the ten thousand per working
day. with decisions in every one.
Tex Richard will have no trouble now
in picking a place TO toss Jess Will
ard and Jack Dempsey into the same
ring. He can do it in Idaho, twenty
five rounds to a decision, or in Nevada
fo- lope over the cham pionship route.
or in Colorado or any one Of half q
dozen other places that are willing to
sec a regular fight. and offer q guaran-
tee running into six figures.
They have made Tex offers from
Texas. and louisiana, and Connecticut.
and Boston and Minnesota. and Okla
hou1a, and out Pixies Peak way. and
nearly every point ON the map except
California California State used to be
the finest place in the world 70 hold a
championship fight, but the 'long-
hairs" have California down and out.
The only way Willard and Dempsey
could get over the State line would be
by proving they are lilT-whtte, pure
souIed amateurs, who hate money and
wouldn't think Of accepting 1t in pay
ment for ring service. After that the
champion and his rival might be allow
cd to box -four rounds. If they did IT in
a cellar and didn't tell anybody about
it beforehand.
Fight VIII Be -vhnre Money 10.
The only questions before Richard
now are:
Where can be get the biggest gate:
How few rounds will willard stand
for when the title goes with the RET
eree's verdict?
OF course Jess is always willing to
listen to-reason. II Tex Rickard offer
cd him another 100000 he might not
need an ear trumpet to get RtcSard :
meaning. So perhaps. Richard can
pick the boxing site to suit himself.
Rickard expected to draw $5OV.oeD
gate with the Jefries-Johnson fight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03
OPENED WITH A WIN

beat Philadelphia TO . in tho opening
game of the American league here today.
4 reception to Admiral Sims in connec-
ton with the Liberty Loan campaign
originally intended " open the local
season.
Shaw was largely responsible for the
Senators triumph. In the first two times
at the bat he sent the ball into the left
field blcachcrS for home runs. He held
Philadelphia to single by Thomas up
TO the fifth inning but in the sixth they
punched four singles and with DuGan's
hit to center the Athletics scored two
runs Johnson was then substituted and
held the locals safe. Score:
R H! E.
Washington ooc OIL OIL I 8 /
Philadelphia 900 o02 900 8
Shaw. johnson and Picinich Kenney,
Seibold, Anderson, and Perkins, McAroy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03
PIRATES LOSE
To CUB BUNCH
IN INAUGURAL

PITTSBURGH. May 2-Thc ChicaGo's
defeated Pittsburgh in the opening game
hero today ny Il score OF to ?. each side
using thrc" pitchers. Meyer had his
hand split b. n liner from HollochcrS
ha. IN thn first inning and gave way ~
Evans. whose wildncss in the fourth and
fifth innings. coupled with timely hit
ting by tho visitors sC"r"d all their runs.
Evans CAV" way tn d pinch hitter IN the
eighth inning. and ADAMS pitched the
last. Tyler hurt his side in pitching 10
Terry in tho fifth inning and gave way
In Martin. who allowed the locals two
runs while on tho rubber. When the
first mlH up lriplcd off him in III" sixth
he WAS replaced by Douglass, who pre-
vented further scoring. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03

when It was to have been held in San
Francisco. He should bear that with
Willard Dempsey.
Willard always fancicd himself as q
long-diStance Scrappcr. The night be-
fore the Havana fight with Johnson big
Jess told ME he wouldn't hurry the JOB
next day. He'd hang around and keep
on the strictly defensive for twenty or
forty rounds before trying to slip over
the title getter.
johnson won't be able to put his
hands up after twenty rounds. said
Willard. and l can fight all day long.
Willard learned defensive style for
the Johnson fight. He likes TO block
and fiddle around and take his time. and
lean back from blows and turn his head
and laugh TO the crowd when his oppon-
ent can't reach him. He knows there
nothing so discouraginG as fighting a
man you can't hit. He may count on
wearing out Dempsey by letting the
smaller man hmrl himself against an
imprcS nable defense for twenty rounds.
The only thing that could make Will
ard want a short bout is lack Of conf
dence in his own condition. Four years
out Of the ring. soft living. growing
age and flesh may make Willard feel
that it's his turn now to grow arm
weary in twenty rounds In this case
he might prefer to risk his utle' IN
short bout. or even bold out for eight
rounds, 10 decision. in New Jersey. In
that case the fight would lose all cham
oionship aspects and be laughed out or
the big gate money class.
Should Be Not Less Than Twenty
Rounds.
The real thing for Richard. willard
and Dempsey 10 do. of course, Is 10
hold the championship fight under real
championship conditions, in. some West
ern or Middle Western State. II should
not be less than twenty rounds in any
case. and twenty-five would be better,
Rickard would have plenty Of room to
build an arena to hold tho biggest
crowd that ever saw a baltic IN the
ring. The crowd would como from all
over America. There have been no
great sporting events for four years,
and the country IS hungry for one.
The fight would draw heavily nom
all cities in the West as well as nom
those along the Atlantic. Fasteners
who have been tied down by the war
conditions would make it vacation
trip. willard would draw the popuia-
ton Of Kansas and Oklahoma and big
bunch from Chica go. which Is fairly
large village even when compared to
New York Dempsey would draw men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03

\ Rattcd for Evans in the Sth.
C-hicaro 600 noO O NJ
pjttsburrh 'nOn 90 90 o.
Two base hit-FIOllo"hcr.
Thrcc base hit-BEb"c.
Slnlrn Pas"s-Barhcr. Terry. Carey
CulShaw. Mnllwitz. l}occkcl.
Sacrifice hlts--Killifcr. Carey.
Sarririrr rlirs-D"al. Tyler.
Double rlnys--Martin. Pick and Mer-
kln: Hoilochcr. Pick AMI Mcrkl".
Left on bascS-ChiCnGo .. pittsburgh
10.
First hasc on sburSh ].
First base on balls--"ff Tyler 4; OH
Martin |: Off Douglass |; off Evans ).
IIits-ofr Tyler 8 in IA innings; orr
Martin in = inning: off Douglass IN
( innings: off Mayer non" in Il innings
orr Evans in "a innings: off Adams
in | inninC.
Struck nLt--Ry Tyler /; by Douglass
. hv Evans !.
winning ritchcr-Tylcr: losing pitch
cr--l.VanS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03

Tho Mcconkey baseball team Of the
East End has two hard games for the
week end. one with the we'll known Pat
terson and Elm Grove nine this after
noon on the Elm Grove grounds and the
other with the Wheeling Steel and Iron
team tomorrow Afternoon on the Forty
seventh street grounds
Both games should prove to be very
interesting as hot contests are promised,
all three teams are well known in this
section. having for years been among
the leaders in the Wheeling district.
This year proves no exception. as the
Potteson and Elm Cove nine. Is COM
posed Of many OF the former stars. sew
eral Of which have recently returned
from the service. Little needs TO BE-
said 0 fthe McconEey nine. as the fans
in this city, have seen them IN action
three times in this city and victorious
in all three games The Wheeling Steel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03

Three base hit--Snydcr,
Sacrifice hils-Smith. Pauictte.
Double play-Smith and Paulcttc.
Lett on buscs-Cincinnati. I; 81. Louis.
3.
First base on crrors-Cincinnau. l.;
st. Louis. !.
Base on halls-Off Rcuthcr. .; off
H0rstman. 6.
Hits-Ofr R"uthcr. ) in innings:
,f llurStnan none in "a innings: off
Goodwin none in mono. (two out m
third.)
Struck out-By Rcuthcr. l; by Ring
3: by Horstman. ].
Winning pitchcr-liorstman; losing
pitcher, Kcuthcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03
REDS BEATEN
BY CARDINALS;
FIRST OF YEAR

ST. LOUIS. May. 2.--Thrcc ST. Louis
pitchers allowed Cincinnati but two hits
and the locals wo ntodays game 10
]. Tuero who pitched & l3 innings. was
largely responsible for the victory. scor-
ing TWO runs and driving IN three more.
Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03
TIGERS THE vIcToRs

CLEVELAND. May 2-Dctrott defeat
II TO :. Pitcher BaEby was forced to
retire with 4 Spraincd side when in the
lead and each of his SUCCESSORS had a
bad inning. Cleveland drove James from
the box but could not overcome Dctroit'S
lead. Fcach returned to the Detroit
team and made two singles. a double
and a triple in four times at bat, driving
in three runs and scoring two.
Score:
Detroit ..... 100 $50 sos II Is o
Cleveland -. zoo D10 $50 ~ 2
James. DauSs. Cunningham and Stan
age; BaEby. Enzmann. Coumbe, Englc,
Uhle and NunaInaker.
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home TEAM WON

CHICAGO, May 2-St. Louis inaugur-
ated the American league season here
today with II to victory over the
White Sox. Gallia held the home team
to five hits while the Browns batted
seven Of them for two bases. The open
ing day ceremonies were featured by the
presence of squad of marines, who
hoistcd a new United States flag assisted
by Eddie Collins, captain Of the White
at the end Of last season. Score:
R H z
St Louis -. $50 1o1 col II Is 0
Chicago 80. 01o 002 010 3
GalNa and SEVERED: c, Williams, Dam
forth. Benz and Schalk, Lynn.
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RRAVES BLANKED.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. May 2.-RrOokiyn
opened its home season today with a
sh,,, out victory over Boston. . tn n.
PREFER and Rudolph had II pitchers
duel until tho eighth inning. whch
Krucgcr's triple scored twn runs. Ma
ZONES single in tho fourth scored Whrnt.
Kelly struck out in his first three times
AT hat.
Score: *. II. t.,
ErnnkIvn, QUO no 2X--S s .
Iu,dolph and Wilson; rfcftcr and kruc-
ger.