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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
.H0NECkER W|LLAT?E|NPT To
SET THE BAUERS DOWN SUNDAY
LOCAL cRAcX TEAMS BATTLE IN
MOST IMPORTANT CONTEST or
THE YEAR At TUNNEI
GREEN
Payne Looked Upon to Hold UP End For
Fast Approaching Valley CHAM
pions-Rscord Crowd

Interest in the MrConkcys- BauNrs
clash scheduled for Tunnel Green next
Sunday Is commanding NOR" attention
generally. than VAS anticipated since
tNr rrvcrs" suffered by the East End.
srS last week. The McC"nkcys Will
enter tho contest determined 10 hold
up their own. while IL Is gcner rally con-
tended that the Iaucrs WILL. appear
confident. after coping two
stvatEhtS.
!, is likely THAI tn" McCnnkeys Will
aEaIn send Honcckrr 20 the rubber. The
Youthful southpslw should make n grand
cOmeb back. as w. looked especially IN
vinc!blc In the trst contest against the
Rauers. on the other hand. Manager
McConkcy has lewis ia reserve, with
possibility Of, Young Crock taking UP
tho burden The Baucrs MS usual. VIII
depeud upon Payne to bring home an
other win.
With Tunnel Green undergoing re-
pairs. and since both clubs hail from
The Fast End. record turnout is as
sured. Regardless of the outcome.
monster crowd will greet the corte"-
tauas. since they are rivals of the bit
tereSt SORT. so much So that ncGotla-
tons could not be completed for games
between 'them last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
BELLAIRE- vANCE 4. C.
CLASH At 26TH Street
Good Game Expected When Athletics
Invade Wheeling Territory Yor
First Time.

The biggest attraction this yrar
on Twenty-stxth street Fairgrounds
will be on Sunday afternoon when the
Vance A. G.. Of South Wheeling moet'
the Bellairs Athletics. The South Side
nine Is rapidly coming 10 the front az
shown by the calibre OF the teams that
they are encounterinR
With only fow more games on their
schedule the Fances expect to come
through with q successful sensoR hay
Ing only lost four games out or four
teen. A victory for the South Sidcrs
would place them in line for valley
honors. among tho seni.pros. while a
defeat would not hinder their record
Ak such a strong team Is on schedule
Engle will probably start the game for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
RACE KING WILL WE'D
Bobby" Carlton Once Famous Speed
DemoA Will Wed West Union
Girl

"Sh"'s tho prrttlcat girl in the world"
was the statement or Bobby Carlton.
one" famous speed demon and holder
Of worlds record in 1912 on i've hun
drcd mile track. when interviewed h. nm
Intelligence reporter last evening. He
and the girl Of his choice Will pc mar
rtHd In Pittsburgh as soon AZ possible.
"Rohby'' is known /" all the racing
fans In America. coping the worlds
record on tho Nv" hundred mile track
In 1912 at tho average rate OF SO miles
por hour In 1913 he was again enter
ed In the five hundred mil" event aud
after leading for 49, laps WAS forced
to retire after an accident. Mr.. Carlton
has been out OF the racing game for the
past year due to broken ankle which
he received long tim" ago.
"Bobby's" future wifi" resides in West
Union. W. Va. and he claims her 10 10
thu prrtttest gin in the world today.
She may lac like all the rest Of the
wives Of sporting mon and hcg "R"hhy'
To retire from the dirt track as soon rs
,h"y get htChcd up. We'll. Robhy VIII
be happy anyway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
PITCHERS BATTLE.
EXPECTED SUNDAY
Hurthart VIII Oppose Carnpseu 1t Lea
que Park Next Sunday Afternoon

Sunday will ses pitchers battle al
League Park when the Brilliant and
Ferry Eagle clubs get together Chuck
Campbell one OF the best beavers who
ever donned uniform IN Ferry Will
be on the mound for the LaGranEe CLUB
and backed by several Ferry boys who
have been going good at Brilliant all
season expect 10 take home the bacon.
On the other hand Ferry viii be out 10
sho& some Of the material they are lin
Ing up for the next battle win me
ieavv and Johnson OF Pittsburgh. and
Gaffney OF SteuSenville. will be on hand
70 help Burkhart show tho way and
with any kind OF support vii he able TO
viye the VISITORS "a warm battle. Cecil
Shane and Kriegcr will be seen with
tho visitors and as these boys arc all
wen liked in their home town. a record
crowd will turn out TO see them per-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
IMPERIAL GRIDDERS.
GETTING IN TRIM

An important meeting OF the Imperial
Athletic Club OF Wellshurg. which con-
trolls the Imperial football team. was
held last evening a largo number OF
tho members were out and all reported
that they nre getting in trim FOR the
opening OF the season.
The club plans TO purchase new equip
msnt for tho coming season. Ihey en-
pect 10 begin practice early A large
numbor OF games have already been
scheduled by tho manager but he de-
cltnes 10 give them out until the entire
schedule has been arranged.
Although the Lmperials were not COM
coded, the right To play Tor tho ONO
Valley Championship for the cup given
by the Wheeling Telegraph they claim
that they had The test record Of any
gam In. the Valley. losing two out 81
nine games. while the points were $50
won and 81 lost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
SEVEN RUNS
IN THE EIGHTH
BEAT RED SOX

Clc, clNnd. -, July 99.--Fonnock
weakened in n" eighth inning today
and Cleveland scored seven runs. VIM
ming 70 ;. cleveland used two pinch
h!ttcrS and each delivered. Burns with
n irlplc that ted the score IN the sixth
and NunanaEcr with n single In the
eighth Left SFieldcr Men0skcy bumped
his heed agaIhsl the concrete, wall and
had u retire. He was not seriously
hurt. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
RALPH BOYD AGAIN
WINNER IN POOL
Defeated Allentown Jones In Exhibition
ut Ruttors-Few CLASSY Runs
Made

Ralph Body. successfully defended his
Ohio state title against Allentown Jones
by the count Of coo IN l0l In an "Xhibl-
ton AT Rutters last evening. Neither
player showed any brilliant runs, the
highest coming TO "A. which was made
by Boyd. although IN" champion clear
ed tho rack nj a Time with case.
AS usual u large crowd was on manu-
20 witness ~" rNhihitI0n. jones WAS IN
rare FORM at III" beginning. but th" ONO
champ!on caught him and then ran Tax
ahead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
.LORAIN VS., CAMBRIA

The Lorain Coal and Dock team viii
play the Cambria Coal team Of Shady
side sunday afternoon on the lattrr'S
grounds Rain interfored with tn" last
meeting Of these teams III The third iii
ming with the score "a In I.orains fay
or. Shgd!Sld" defeated the Bcl!Glrc y.
c. last Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
rEREE IN A ROW

Ne work. July 2o.-New York made
~ three straight from 81. Louis today.
winning TO 3. Tho Giants batted boa K
hard and he was succeeded by Goodwin
IN the, seventh. New York made at
Lass. one nit IN every inning. Nehf
pitched effective except In the seventh.
when singles by Stock and Hornsby and
McHenrSs homer gave the Cardinals
their three runs. Score by innings:
81 I.ouis.. 0n0 n03 hh0-3 IN 3
New York. ..... 40 003 nox-6 - |
Doak. Goodwin and DIlhoeSer; Neht
lrd E. Smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
WON ON WARDS HOMER

ST. Louis No. July Edwards home
run into the left field b!eachcrs i'll the
eighth inning with two out and two on
b. Sc, gave New York six 10 four win
over ST Louis in the second game Of II
double header today after the locals
had won the FIRST game four 10 three,
Mcuscrs drive into the same place in
me fourth inning with one runner ION
gave New York the lead. Scores by i'm
nings:
First game:
New York. ..... 100000 noo-3 J
ST Iouls nlOO0l 20X-4 - .
Quinn and Ruel: Davis and SEVERED.
Second game:
New Ynr,t OlO 600 O30--S . n
ST Louis w 100 0NS O0--4 8 .
MogridEe, Collins and Hannah: Ruel.
PAYNE, Rurwcll and Severed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
Ponder's Pitching Is :
Easy for Philadelphia

b Philadelphia. July cs.-FhIladalphta
evenAd the series with Pittsburgh to-
DAY by winning the fourth game Is J.
pounding Ponder for ten hits'i six in
hinRs and being assisted BY the errors
~ Cu;shaw and Cation. Cation returned
70 the lineup to-day after q two days
Illness, RiNeS drove IN three OF the
local runs with Clean hits. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
SEASON ENDS IN THE
EARLY PART OF SEPT,
Due to Several Contests Being called
on Account OF Indictment
weather Conditions.

The Industrial League schedule
which should have ended on August rs
will be extended few weeks due 20
the Indictment weather conditions that
have made playing impossible on some
Saturdays The games for saturday
are drawing wide interest and arc en-
pected TO be attended by large NUMBER
The following games arc on the
schedule: 49,
wheeling Steel & Tube at TorkTille
Tin.
I,aughlin at HaEelAtlas.
LaBelle TIN at Whitaker Iessner.
LaBeile Iron at Wheeling Mold and
Foundry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
philadelphia,

Two base hits: Whitted. Southworth.
Williams >: Paulette. stolen baseS:
Meusel, wriEhtStone. Sacrifices: Raw
linEs. =: wrlGhtstor". Double plays:
eaton. Cutshow and Grimm >. Left on
bases. PittsAurEh. .. Philadelphia. s.
BASE on balls. OF Ponder. l; of RtSey.
> Hits: orr Ponder. 10 in innings:
cft WiSr"-. IN iru.nES Struck out:
B. Ponder. :: wv W.$z'cr. !: .hv RtXey,
:. Wild rrch: TondA-. Losing pitcher
gordsr Cmp.rcs: ODay and QuiGley.
=,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

Summary: Three base hits-Duncan.
Wheat Stolen bases-Konetchy john
stou SacriticeS-Koof Myers Double
playS--Kopf and Dauhert. BAse on
oalls-oT Luque I: Galore I. Left on
b%Ses--j'incinnati 4: Brooklyn ;. struck
>ut-hy Iuque 1: Cadorc l. GmpireS--
Elem and Emsle. Time OF gahme-l:3S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
SERIES ARRANGED
FOR BROOKE TEAMS

The annual championship series for
tho baseball supremacy in Crook"
county between W"!lshurg and FolianS-
n"c Was arranged yesterday aft"rn '"n.
The NrSt Of series OF eight games
Will he played Saturday afternoon at
Fourth ward park in Ncllsburg. four
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
BETHESDA o. Q. T.

Bethesda fans will get n glimpse ~ a
wheeling baseball team SUNDAY whsn
they line up against thu L. {. T.. OF the
Island. The locals expect an cay vic
tory Tocou and McGouKh will form
me batteries for tho Bethesda lads.
Both teams will enter the game with a
strong lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
CADORE LETS
DOWN IN 7TH
AND REDS WIN

BROOKLYN. " Y. July O. 'nc'nn"''
made II two out Of thTr" from RT'"NH "
by winning today 20 ?. The ks"S
have won eight out OF { from Rro"N'S"
this year. Only twenty men faced ~
dorc, IN tho rr~t SiN innings OUT ~
weakened in the seventh score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

OF the games being played there, while
the other four Will he played at Pas-
time park Mt Foltansbce.
Each team will be permitted 70 use
fourteen players and they have been
named and contracts drawn up for the
series
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

WO- OAkb NIIN-SNIIdWN '-TITINI''
Speaker. Three-hasc hits--Gurns. Stolen
base-Menoskey Sacrifice hits--tcIn-
mis- .. Scott. Gardner. Double plays
Walters and Foster >. Gardner. Wamos-
ganss and JohnstorE Johnston. Chap
man and Johnston: ONeiu and Chap.
man Left on b1ses-Roston 1. Clere-
land !. Eases on balls--OH Pennock
g. Off Hoyt |. on Covclcskie .. Hits
% Pennock 10 In 2-3 innings. off Hoyt
. In 1-S inning, Struck out-liy Ten
mock =. by CovelesNe .. Losing pitch
er-Pennock Umpires-Dinecn and
Owens. rime-l:55
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
xuBBARps WIN 0A1H
The Hubbard Senior basketball

The Hubbard Senior basketball team
travelled to Warwood last night and
won a 81 to 9 victory over the Warwood
ave in the inter-playEround series which
are Just now getting under way. Helm.
bright and 1'fterman were the main
point Eetters for the Hubbards while
Williams and Johnston were the War.
wood mainstays. The Hubbard team:
helmbright Pficrman. Scamon. Weith
and korngiver. Warwood-c. Johnston.
Williams. Robinson, r. Johnson, Wagen-
holm. 1 :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
AnEXANpER RARn EFT

Rcstcn Luly 29-Roston hit AlcIan-
der hard today ard evened the series by
defeating Chicago 10 .. Alexander
received excellent support from, his out
Aeld. which kept down the score. Score
bv innings: r. n. z,
.'h!caRo. ......... ono h20 n00-2
Boston. nn3 DOL 30x-S 13 n
Alexander Carter and KillIrer: Wat
Son and O'Neil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
SOVIET WHEAT FOE GANSAS

Kansas City.--KRnsas has been ex-
pcr'mcntinE with kanred. new wheat
transplantcd from Russia. The results
show yield increase Of five TO ten
bushels pcr acre. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YaStartInY,a aamaa,

Philadeiphia, :; PITTSBURGH, J.
New York, s; ST. Louis J.
Cincinnati. ); Brooklyn. ..
Boston, :; Chicago, J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday Games.

Yo1t0rdayB VumeS'
Washington, ~ Detroit. !.
Detroit. -: Washington. Z.
Chicago. 4: Philadelphia. >,
Philadelphia. y; Chicago. 6.
81, Louis. 1; New York. 3.
New York. s; ST. Louis. I.
Cleveland. g.; Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
THO Standing.
To-day's Games.

To-day's Games.
Boston ut Cleveland.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
The Standing.
To-day's TeTsS

To-day's flames.
Pittsburgh nj Philadelphia.
Cincinnati 1t Brooklyn. n
ST. Lou!s At New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18
SON
KILLS FATHER
BroOding Over Reputed Mis-.
treatment of Family, Boy
Launches Horrors.

NEWARK, Ohio, Nov. 1S.-Brooding 6
over the reputed mistreatment Of his
mother, two brothers and n sister by his
father, former Judge Walter A. Irvine
Angus Irvine, q, and crippled. returned
TO the family home, five miles from here
Tuesday night and shot and killed his
father from ambush, according TO a story
told Sheriff w. A. Bryan, by his sister,
Sarah.
Angus was arrested and a charge of
first degree murder will be placed
against him, It Is said.
After he had killed his father, Angus
is said to have gathered his brothers,
Patrick, u, and Archibald. IA, and his
sister Sarah, 10, and they all went to
sleep, leaving the body OF their father
lying on the floor.
Yesterday morning Angus cooked
breakfast and ate the meal ten feet of
the place where the body OF their father
still lay.
They did the chores and then Patrick
drove the family horse with Angus in the
buggy to the city. Angus slighted, drew
500, which he had saved, from the bank
boarded the interurban car and rode
to Columbus to bring back his mother
who left the home three weeks ago, fol
lowing a quarrel with her husband. Pat
rick returned to the homo.
After her two brothers had left the
home Sarah ran across the snow covered
field and to the home of William Oatman
a neighbor and told them Of tho tragedy
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18
GIVES
JAP BIGGEST VOTE
League Body Elects Vice Presi-
dents at Geneva.

GENEVA. Nov. 1s.-The following
statesmen were today elected vice presi-
dents Of the assembly Of tho League Of
Nations:
DR.. Benes, foreign minister in the gov
eminent Of Czecho- Slovakia; Viscouht
Ixhihi Of Japan, DR.. Pueyrredon. for
eign minister Of Argentina; DR.. Karne-
heck Of Holland and Sir J. E. Foster OF
Canada.
All were elected on the first ballot.
The japanese statesmen received the
largest number of votes.
DR.. Octavia of Brazil was elected q
vice president on the second ballot.
The committee on world disarmament
began its sessions behind closed doors
this afternoon. A separate secret session
was held by the committee on mandates.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18

pie for me to reascend the throne. Then
I VIII return to Athens.
POLICY TO BIZ
FOR STRONG GREECE.
My policy Will he for a strong Greece.
Nothing viii be altered In that respect
But in addition my people viii regain
the liberties which venlzelos took away
from them while be was Dictator More
than seventy people were shot at bis
orders and innumerable others were I'M
prisoned. BE invented q new orense
People who were suspected OF being bad
ly disposed against his government were
thrown into prison. All this viii be
changed Curious as II may sound !
have become the champion Of real democ-
racy.
Il DO not agree that Great Britain and
France should be the guarantors OF the
Hellenic throne. but ! trust that no op-
position win be put In the way Of my
return II the Greek people express that
desire. I hope the entente nations now
understand how much dust was thrown
into their eyes by ven!zelos who was
dominated largely by his personal ambi.
tons"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18
OVER S1,OOO,OOO
FOUND IN LAKE
Omaha Mail Car Robbery Con
Quoted by Youthful Rail-
way Employees.

OMAHA. Neb., Nov. 1s.-over million
IN securities OF the loot in the Omaha
mail car robbery was recovered in lake
near Council Bluffs today. Police are
dragging the lake IN the belief that the
bandits, finding it impossible to dispose
Of the bonds. also threw the remainder
into the water.
The Burlington Railway mall robbery,
probably the largest Of its kind in his
tory, was planned and executed by a
band Of boys scarcely out OF their teens.
-Four Of the boys have been arrested and
three Of them are said to have confessed
The boys under arrest are Merle Phil
lips. 20; Orville Phillips, II: Fred z.
POffenbaTger, 10, and boy named Rob
erts, 20. All four are residents Of COun-
ell Bluffs and were railroad employees
Orville Phillips surrendered last night.
declaring his brother. Merle, who was ar
rested Sunday, had nothing to do with
the crime. but had confessed IN order to
shield him Officials believe both are
implicated.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18
COAL MEASURE
ATTACKED IN
THIRD SUIT
Terre Haute Concerns Seek to
Restrain New Commission
From Action.
EFFORT MADE TO ANNUL

A bill OF complaint asking that the Spe-
cial Coal and Food Commission OF In
diana. composed OF Governor James P.
Goodrich. Otto L. Klauss and Jesse E.
Fschbach. be restrained from carrying
out any and all Of the provisions Of the
the Indiana Legislature, was today hled
Ia the Office OF the clerk OF the Federal
Court by the yandalia Coal Company and
the Vigo Coal Products Company, both OF
Terre Haute. The suit is the third at
tempt by coal dealers and operators 10
have the act annulled through Federal
procedure
Two other bills OF complaint, one filed
by the coal operators throughout the
State and the other filed by the Indl-
ana Retail Coal Merchants Association.
asking thst the special coal and food
commission of Indiana be restrained
from carrying out the provisions Of the
act, were unsuccessful
Included In the bill OF complaint ask
ing restraining osders be issued by the
court is an interlocutory injunction to
prevent the revoking Of license OF the
two coal companies by the commission.
COMPLAIN All MEANS
THEIR INSOLVENCY.
The complaint, which is elaborately
prepared iu t2t pages, recites conditions
Of the coal market which lead up to the
present situation. and declares that II the
commission is not restrained from ad-
ministering the provisions Of the act the
companies viii become insolyent and
bankrupt.
Tonnage production of Indiana mines
during the years Of 1917 to 1920, in
elusive, are shown. and the complaint
sets forth the handicaps such as strikes,
the war. etc, under which the coal COM
panies have had to operate.
Prior to, at the time OF and since
the adoption of the coal commission act
there was no emergency in Indian which
was due TO causes within the control of
persons, firms and corporations engaged
IN producing and selling coal within the
State; that whatever emergency has exist
ed or does exist has been caused by a
shortage OF railway cars and motive pow
er for the transportation and shipment
Of coal" the complaint states.
It continues: The depletion Of re-
serve stocks at distribution centers ana
points Of largest consumption. caused by
miners and swltchmen's strikes and rail-
way embargoes necessitiated by the lat
ter. caused a concentrated demand which
was greater than the supply Of railway
tCOntinued on Page Three.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18
SAYS AUTHORITY
IN COMMISSION
Ashby Contends Interurban
Lines May Be Made Pay.

Corporation Counsel Samuel Ashby
discussing further the stand of the city
that the indianapolis Street Railway
Company should get its necessary in
creased revenues from increased pay
ments by the interurban companies for
the use Of the street railway company's
tracks, power and terminal facilities. said
today that 1t is his opinion that tho
public service commission has just as
much power to grant the city company
such relief from the interurban compa
MES despite contracts which the inter
urban companies hold granting them
the right to use the tracks for cents
per passenger, as the commission had to
grant the city company temporarily a
1-cent transfer charge during the war,
despite the franchise, which guarantees
a straight Scent fare
The city viii insist upon the company
pressing its petition for relief from the
interurban companies and win oppose
the petition for a 2-cent transfer charge,
Mr. Ashby said again.
at is still my firm conviction that
the Scent fare is the best revenue-pro-
ducing fare" he added.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18
COAL PEDDLERS
OBJECT OF ORDER
City Sealer Directs Dealers to
Keep Record.

Following receipt of several complaints
that coal peddlers have shortweighted
customers, Edward McGuff, city sealer of
weights and measures, announced today
he has ordered all coal companies to
make a permanent record Of the names
and addresses Of all peddlers to whom
they sell and the amounts sold. He said
his department has discovered that many
coal yards keep no record of sales to
peddlers other than entry Of yard sales" }"
With proper entries on the coal yard
books 1t will be possible to ascertain
whether the peddler or the coal com
pany is at fault, the chief inspector said.
The weights and measures department
has been making a drive to detect un-
fair practices among coal peddlers for
several days with the result that many
scales have been inspected and sealed
and many wagons which did not have
scales have been so equipped. The de-
partment has compelled a number of
peddlers to obey the law which requires
that containers in which coal Ia carried
from wagon to cellar be marked with
net contents in plain painted figures.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18
Grand Rapids Reports
Second Whisky Death

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. H.
While police and coroners were investi-
eating the whisky source that caused the
death yesterday of Benjamin Whitman Of
Chicago, another moonshine whisky
death was reported here today. Joseph
Mizutwowicz, 43, was found dead in bed
at his home.
A post-mortem examination reveals
that his death was caused By drinking
liquor or some drug stronger than al
cohol. He was employed in a local fac
tory fifteen years. He laid off three
weeks ago for two days TO attend the fu-
neral Of his mother-in-Iaw. When he
returned TO work he was discharged. He
hroodsd epeR his kx0phlas and hle ag40ANl
N hA 40ok To drinking.