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Evening star., 1920-04-01
Friday Sale of Women's
Silk Hose
$3.50 Pair

Pure Silk Hose. in black. white and good
assortment of the new spring shades lhey
are splendid quality. but subject to irregu-
larities of weave. If perfect they would be
marked $3.50 and $4.O0 pair.
so pairs Womens Full-fashioned
Thread Silk Hose. with lisle soles and
garter tops; in black, navy and gray:
sizes s1s to TO- $3.50 pair; were $500
and $2.75..
20 pairs Women's Out-size White
Silk Lisle Hose, uneven weaves; sizes
9 and 91s. Reduced to 75c pair
Also various qualities and small
quantities Of Women's Hose: in silk,
Isle and cotton. at reduced prices
womens Hosiery Section, First door.
Evening star., 1920-04-01
Friday Special Sale
Pansy Brassieres,
Soc to $500

A Sample Line of Pansy Brassieres. in dii
ferent STYLES. Some lace and satin. some all
over lace and others in bandeaux styles: Al
are beautiful models at greatly. REDUCED
prices. soc, 75c. S5c. Sl.z5 and $500 each; II IL
regular stock they would be 75c to $4OO.
Sizes mostly 50. but there are few "a, ~
A. and 40 in the lot.
Also the following:
brocade, in pink. with elastic at top;
medium long skirt. Sizes Il and 20.
$3.50 each; were $1,000.
Lily of France Corsets, in pink.
with elastic waist-line and long hips
sizes 81 %, %. "a and 26. $3.50 each;
were $500. 80
Binner Corsets Of strong white
coutiI with low bust and long straight
hips Sizes % and 80. $500 each: were
$3.50.
Evening star., 1920-04-01
Blankets

Is pairs Dark Gray Wool-hlled Blankets especially
desirable for camping canoeing and general summer
usage, we'll as for household use. $3.50 pair; were
$1,000.
Evening star., 1920-04-01
Friday Special Sale Waists
Mostly for Large Women

White Dimity Waists made with
fat collars and narrow pleatings. Sizes
s4 "A and 46. $3.85 each; were $500
10 Dimity Waists. in tucked and
tailored styles. Sizes AZ. A and 46.
1896 EACH were $3.50.
23 Lingerie Waists of dmity or
voile. Sizes AZ, ~ and ~. *2So. each;
were $3.50 and s3.95.
81 Lingerie Waists of voile. batiste
or dimity Sizes 40 to 46. $1.9S each;
were $3.50 and $2.95.
White Net Waists in tucked and
lace trimmed styles. Sizes 36 and 49,
$s.s5 each: were $6.s5.
Creme de Chine Waists, tucked
models in flesh and black. Sizes a.
IS and AZ $3.95 each; were $3.50 and
$6.75.
broidered tucked and tailored styles
In mahogany, taupe. red. navy. white
and flesh Sizes "a to 46. 1895 each;
were $6.75.
Waist Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-01
Extra Size Dresses,
Special, $24.5O

10 Jersey Dresses, handsome
" braided; tunic effect. In
navy, tan and taupe. Sizes 421l,
441l, 46I and 49,,
Also the following:
80 House Dresses, in
striped and checked effects.
Sizes 42H to 521z. Spe-
cially priced, $3.25.
Stout Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-01
Mems Shoes
Specialv Priced Tomorrow

Lot dark Brown Vici Kidskin High Shoes,
made English last; very neat and comfortable
shoe for the season of spring. Sizes to 1oA; to
lob; to IoC.
Special Price, SITS Pair
Lot 2-Men's Dark Tan Russia Calfskn English
Shoes with fawn colored buckskin tops. This high
grade shoe and if bought at today's prices would sell
practically one-third higher Sizes to TO- and c
widths.
Special Price, $8.75 Pair
Evening star., 1920-04-01
so Boys Spring Suits
Reduced to $12.75

Dark, medium and light shades of Spring
Woolens, such as
SCOTCH MIXTURES
HOMESPUNS
CASSIMERES
They are good styles, well tailored and carefully
lined and finished throughout Broken lots from
regular stock.
Quantities 5 3
Sizes E 9 10 II II IS II IS 10 II 18
They Were $500 and $500, Now $1275
Boys Section Fourthn
Evening star., 1920-04-01

Upon presentation of an order from on
the manager of the Comeback on the
firm donating the prizes. the above :
mentioned children will receive their
prizes. The Comeback Will issue
these orders at an early GATE.
The students winning the prizes Of
fered by The Evening Star will be an
Evening star., 1920-04-01
Mems Suits and Trousers

Mems SUITS ana trousers
IS Young Mems Suits, in single and double
breasted models, and splendid brown, blue
and gray cheyiots; neat patterns. Ends OF
lines. Sizes 33 "a, IS, SO and 81.
Reduced to $19.75 Each
u Pairs Trousers, cuff bottom style. in gray
and brown materials; plain or neat stripes.
Sizes 2S. %, 80, 81 and 81 waist.
Reduced to $6.75 Pair
Mems Clothing, First hoor
Evening star., 1920-04-01

80 Navy Blue Serge Suits, with
short braid trimmed coats and
plain skirts. Sizes "a to a. Six
different styles. Very special at
this price.
Suit sectioa. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-01

Every woman who has seen our display Of
gorgeous models at this price has expressed
her delight at the wonderful styles. the
handsome trimmings and the all-around
beauty of each number. You. too. would be
pleased. and We cordially invite your inspec-
tion and We feel sure you will be amply re-
warded.
Evening star., 1920-04-01

AZ %o:9o anu %7'o0
An opportunity to procure a good-looking
new hat considerably less than usual prices.
Batavia Hats and Turbans Chin chin sailors, small
roll brm and draped turban effects in newest shades OF
blue sand brown, henna combined with contrasting
tones and trimmed with hand work in raffa and worst
ed and flower and fruit sprays.
Special Price, $6.95
Fancy Straw Hats, in variety of shapes and
colors spring like with their entirely covered
with flowers or smart fat trimming brim; silk and
celophane flowers and fruit, crushed roses. shaded
leaves and others with fancy wheat and grasses giving
an effective soft outline
Special Price, $3.50
Millinery Section
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-05
ZUSTAVA ZAHADOU.
Vrazda choristky Altmanove
nebyla ami vcera vyjasnena.

PozGstatky choristky F. Alt
manove poslany vtera do Fila
delfie k pohrbeni. Jinak V Ia
hadn6m tom pripadu nenl zad-
nych zmen a pravy vrah Alt
manove nebyl jeste vypatran.
Policie dozvede,a Sc vcera,
re byvaly manzel Altmanove,
William B. Stockwell, zije NY
nj v Indianapolis, kde je V KITE
res tovalne ma automobily "a
mestnan. Stockwe.H byval ma
mornim vojinem a sc svou man
zelkou I'll sotva nekolik me-
sicu. Stockwell urcite tez do
kazal, re V den vrazdy prodle-
val V Indianapolis tedy nlkoll
V C.eveland6 jakz puvodne Sc
zde myslilo. Sc svou byvalou
zenou po soudni rozluce 81 ne
dopisoval a jeji ciny nesledoval
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-05
IWSSTWSSlIWSS]
VYSOUDIL $4,000.

3. dubna 1919 prisel k tezke-
mu urazu krajan Ed. Uhlir,
3714 Hyde Ave-, jenz zasazen
byl blize sveho domova auto
mobilem firmy G.. D. Kenney
Co., 1878 zap. 9. ul. a nekolik
zeber mu preraZeno. Uhlif po
SVEN CasteCnem uzdraveni "a
zaloval vyjmenovanou firmu
ma $4,000 odSkodneho a jpho
zalobou zabyvala Sc vcera po-
rota u soudce Levina, po del
sich poradach rozhodnuvSi, re
Kenney Co. ma vyplatit zaluji
cimu $4,000 nahrady, pone-
vadz nehoda zavin6na byla neo
patrnosti jejiho zrizence. Fir
ma to popira a 2 rozsudku chce
sc Odvolati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-05

zENA ODSOUZENEHO
CHCE ROZVOD. g

Manzeika Johna PlatZkyho
poslan6ho soudem pro zavraz-
d6ni pol. Sheltona ma dozivotl
do zala'e. podala vCera u kraJ
skeho Soudu zadost o roZvod.
Zadatelka, bydlici V elsie
1862 Union Ave. pravl, re by
la muzem svym brzy po snat-
ku opustena Platzky re do
pustil Sc nevery nekolika pri
padech. Kratce pred vrazdou
I'll We spolecne domacnosti Sc
17letou M. Shermanovou, ji2
ia zakonnou svou chot' vyda.
val a niz po zlo6inu vydal sc
na "svatebni ce3tu" do Toledo
kde parecek byl zatcen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-05
ZAHADNY SKON.
32lety v. Pelhovic, ALL Vivian
Ave. nalezen byl mrtvy
ma trait.

Asi pred tydnem nalezena
byla ma trait New York Central
drahy blize Norwalk, O. mrtvo
la neznameho muze, jehoz ITO
toznenf uskutecn6no bylo tepr-
We vcera a to okresni marni-
|ci ma Lakeside Ave. V mrtvem
poZnan byl totiz 32lety sl6vaG
Viktor Pelhovic, bydlici do ne
davna v elsie ALL Vivian Ave.
Pc hovic pracoval V tovarne fir
my Taylor-Boggis Co. a asi
pred tydnem ziskal povoleni k
snatku. Snoubenkou jeho byla
81. Josefka Urichova, 5615 Car
ry Ave, lee ku sezdanl obou
nikdy vSak nedoSle. BrZy po
Zi3kanf onoho povoleni Pelho-
vic totiz zmizel a teprv vcera
Izjisteno, ze prise. o zivot blize
Newarku. Neni znamo, slo-li 0
nest astnou nahodu ci o zlocin.
Jedna verse je, re Pelhovic byl
kteryms sokem v lasce do Ne
warku vylakan, tam ukladn6
ZavraZden a mrtvola jeho ma
trait zav.eGena, jina domnenka
je, ze tyz priSel 0 zivot ma ze-
ieZnicni trait pri pokusu vratit
Sc vlakem do Clevelandu. Pei
hovicovo t6lo bylo lokomotivou
hrozne potrhano a prava jeho
noha noscem parostroje do me
sta byla privezena. Pe.hovico-
wynn zahadnym skonem zabyva
il Sc ufady zdejsi i policie V
Norwalk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-05
'"7SSNWSSlWysl
BUDE kANDIDATEM.

Spolkovy senator Pomerene
Ohio oznami svou kandida-
turu pfiSti tyden. Dem. Pome-
rene chce Sc uchazet hodnost
presidentskou a tim konkuro-
vat guv. Coxem, jehoz aspi-
race vedou rovnez k nejvyssi
hodnosti v zemi. Pomerene dou
Ia ziskati mocne pfivrzence
ia ohajskem venkove a "a po-
moci tychz ziskati celou dem.
delegaci z Ohio.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-05
WSSl It'll WSl
JSOU kALHOTY DOPRAV-
MIN PROSTREDKEM?

Chicago, a. unora. Otazka
tato sice je ma prvni pohled
hodne smeSna, ale zalezi cd je-
jiho zodpovedeni dnes oSud
Charlese N. Thomase, presi-
denta Commonwealth Trust a
Security Co. a managera firmy
George Burr and Co. a pravd6
podobne take osud ce.e Chi
cagske verejnosti, pokud Sc ty-
Ce nosenf lih'ovin mimo domov.
Ale jedna Sc pTi tom jeSte take
o n6co jineho nez jenom o jme
novaneho pana Thomase. Jsou
Ii totiz kalhoty dopravnim pro
stredkem, jest take i jejich o.
sud zpeceten. Podle vladniho
Zakona vymahani prohibice
Jest totiz povinnosti vlady "a
baviti kazdy dopravni prostfe-
dek, kazdy povoz, anebo auto
mobil, clun, vodni neb vzduS-
nou lod' a vubec vSechno, co
5 QUIZ k nedovolene doprave Ii
keru. "Po rozumu tohoto zako
ma - TAX Sc tOmu fikava - je
tedy povinnosti vlady, ably dnes
zabavila kalhoty panu Thoma-
sow. Je to k smichu, ale Tho
masovi nYi nikterak do smi-
chu, naopak on byl vcera tim
nejdopalenejSim clovekem,
kdyz no vedli z policejni sta
nice ma Chicago Ave. do hlav-
nj uradovny A. V. Dairymplea,
nacelnika vladniho uradu pro
vymahani prohibice. L tohoto
uradu no pax Ease odvedli do
kancelare marsalka Spoj. Sta
tn, kde musel cekat, nez byl
predveden pred vladniho komi
sare. Banker Thomas O tom DO
vida: "To je ia nejpodivnejsi
Nec, jakou isem kdy zazil. Mo
le zena a ia jsme byli V diva
d a zastavili jsme Sc V kaba-
retu, Objednal jsem 81 neja-
kou minerami vodu, kdyz V
tom vladni ZriZenci prisli Ike
mne a zacli mne prohledavat.
Potion mne sebrali ma policej-
nj stanici, kde jsem musel zu-
stat a nesmel jsem ami promlu-
yit Sc zadnym pritelem nebo s
pravnikem.' - O tom, je-li
kapsa V kalhotech skutecnym
"vehiklem', pripadne ted roz-
hodovat soudum Prikloni-li Sc
ale soudy k tomuto nahledu o.
pravdu, pax Sc octne kazdy,
kdo ponese nejakou lihovinu V
kapse v nebezpeci, ze bude Wy
svlecen kalhot vladimir zfi-
zenci. A protoze je Ease zaka-
zano chodit po ulici bez kalhot
well, uvidime.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-05
WSsl It'll WSY
POD KAROU.

Sedmilety r.. Munteau, 1920
zap. 25. ul. zabehl vtera pred
svym obydlim ma trakcni trait
a nevsimna 81 prijizdejici ka-
ry, dostal Sc pod jeji kola a
prava noha cd trupu byla mu
odervana. Mimo jedouci cesky
autoista p. Jan Mirka, 3697
independence Road zavezl ne
Sta3tne dit6 do Grace nemoc-
nice, kde zmrzaceny I'D byl mu
ampntovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-05
UMRTl ZAkLADATELE ME.
STECKA BARBERTON.
StariGky primyslnik podlehl
chripce.

e.kopfumySlnlk ". y. Bar
Der zemfel vcera We SVEN me-
stecku Barberton We veku 79
let. Pred tydnem onemocnel in
fluenzou a vcera odpoledne k
Gtvrte hodine skonal, cimz stat
Ohio ztratil jednoho ze svych
nejpodnikavejsich kapitalistG.
Tyz narodil Sc roku 1841
Middleburg u Akron kde jeho
otec vlastnil maly zavod ma
vyrobu zapalek. Otec sirky ty
vyrabel rucne a syn jeho je
prodaval V sousedstvi. Kdyz 0.
G. Barber dosahl plnoleti, stal
Sc otcovym obchodnim spoiled
nikem, vynalezl neko.ik apara
tn ma vyrobu zapalek jakoz i
nektere chemicke latky k vyro-
be sirek rovnez nutne, kterez-
TO vynalezy mely "a nasledek
roZSireni tovaren nesoucich ma
Zev Barber Match Co. Pozde-
il o. c. Barber spojil vsechny
telne sirkarske firmy V zemi a
po zalozeni onoho trustu po-
vstaa nynf sv6toznama firma
Diamond Match Co., jejiz hlav
nj stan Jest v Barberton, kterez
to mestecko, majici asi $4,000
obyvatelu, bylo Barberem pred
lety zalozeno. Barber byl pred
sedou Diamond Co. a mimo to-
warren ma zapalky vlastnil tez
celou radu tovaren ma chemi-
ka.ie stroje. Diamond Co. fl
nancovana byla $18,000.O00 a
mnoho-li Barber milionG zG-
stavil, nelZe odhadnouti, none-
vadz jeho kapital byl rnznym
zpusobem investovan.
O., c. Barber vlastnil tez pro
slu.ou Anna Dean farmu, asi
5000 akrG u Barberton zabira-
jici, Jest to nejcennejsi sta
tex V Ohio, vzorne nakladne
vedeny. Ma Deanove farm6 pc
stuje Sc nejkrasn6jsi ovoce,
kdezto Zelinarstvi a Zahradni-
ctvi vedeno je We velkem q cho-
va Gi3tokrevneho dobytka ve-
novana jest ZvlaStni poZornost.
Absolventi statnich zemedel-
skych 1stayG ridf BarberGy vel
kostatek q vrchnim zahradni- |
KEN ma Anna Dean farme je
Cleveland'an p. Stedronsky.
Nacfarme ie nejv6tSi stado
Guernsey kravek, jakoz jine
vzacn6 druhy domaci zvere.
SIX eniku jest tam v rozloze Sc
sti akrI, a vsechny stale kra
virny zafizeny jsou die nejno-
VejSich vedeckych pokynu.
O. C.. Barber zGstavil mimo
vdoyu jedinou dceru, provda-
nou. "a chicagskeho l6kare Ar
tura Dean Bevana.
Pred n6kolika lety @. G.. |
Barber chtel zaridit v Cleve-
landu podzemni. drahu, spoju-
iici jezerni pobrezi udolim
feky Cuyahoga. Draha mela by
ii zbudovana pod vych. 55 ul.,
nicmene plan ten. selhal a od
celeho projektu posleze upu-
StGHo!
'WSSl It'll WSS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-05
WSSl rWSSl WSSl
SO X "a desetiminutovou liz

du zadajl videnSti fiakristi. Ia
vedeni taXametru bylo zamit-
nuto a byl uGinen navrh ma ce-
ny "a jizdy V prvnich 10 minu
tach so korun, "a kazdych dial
Sich 10 minut 90 X, i kdyby
jlzda trvala treba jen minutu.
To bylo stanoveno jen ma dobu
mezi Z. hodinou ranni a 8. ve-
Gerni. Ia iizdy, konane mimo
tuto dobu, Sc pfiplaci We Vidni
so procent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-05
ZLATE JUBILEUM

bude slaviti Rad Svornost {.
3, c. S. P. S., " nedsli Is. u
nora v Ceske Narodni SIM
ma Broadway. Bohaty zabav
ny a poucny program. Zaca-
tex slavnosti v S hod. veGer.
Vstup volny. Pc slavnosti
tanecni vinek. Vstup pan 5
damou 55c, dalsi DANA Soc.
Hudba Sdruzeni Ces. HUI.
debniku pod rizenim .. Ma
rika.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

ITO look at mo today no one would
cvcr take me 20 he tho same person
was before l began to take rnnlac.
II has Eimplv done wonders for me,
this medicine" said Francis Wcirath.
foreman of n large department OF the
Goodrich Rubber Company plant at
Akron. Ohio. Mr.. WFirath resides at
2lO West State Street. that city.
IT was In an awful bad state or
health for fourteen years. and during
tho past ton years got to the point
terribly with indigestion and dyspepsia
never had my appetite. and all
could eat for breakfast was n soft boiled
egg and little milk ! would get so
nervous and miserable that many night
l never hRd any appetite. and all I
about come TO the conclusion my case
was hopeless.
II hnvcnH taken hut thrcc bottles
Of Tnnlac. but I feel better than have
felt for twelve years. Two gained four
teen pounds In weight. and nm getting
nr1S Ter and stronger every day. ! mover
havo INDIGESTION my moro. my appetite
~ splendid. and cat just anything and
everything ! want. sleep sound every
niEht nnd all TINT tired. worn-nu' feel
Ing Is gone. In fact. nm well man
Ia every way
The men At tho plant nil tell me-
mn looking ilno thee" days and get
ting f., They NIL want To know what
| am doing to myself. nnh it's always
u rlcnrurr for mo to tell Thorn about
Tauln""
'rnnlac IL GOLD In Wheeling by tho
IioEo Davis Drug 20. ut llij Main
street. 1854 Hain Sir"ot, 10Th hnd Mar
hot streets and 200 Chaplin" "trr"t
also l.. X. lIogo at Martins Ferry. ONO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
POLISH ADVANCE ON
GRODNO HAS REACHED
BANKS OF The NEIMEN

Warsaw, slept. l.--l'ulish forces ad
vnnriuE toward Grudno haVo nearly
reached tho banks ur tho Nrimcn river.
which flows past Grodnn toward IN"
north according u ICpUTtB from the
nrlhrHNttrW Ir0nt,
The great part Of eastern Ghlicia has
been recovered Ivy Polish and uErunian
troops, who are masters Of all the left
bank or tho DuristuT river. Pursuit con-
tinurs Of tho B"lbhuvIk forces which ap-
prHrcd along the upper reaches OF tho
liug river ucar S"kOI, In the region OF
przyl"mrr, 81 miles south OF LENDERS.
tho Poles have sCntt"rvd Soviet forces
that attempted to start al hiIGug!Vo OPP
Grafton General l'awlenkO's lkrRniRn
columns which crossed the Dneisttr
river south Of Chs city ~ BuCzacz have
Developed their offensive successfully.
ubliEing the BolShcvIki w"st of the So
reth river to retreat hurriedly in order
10 avoid being surrounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
BURLESON REMOVES
ELEVEN P. 0. CLERKS

Washington. Sept l-Poatmns'cr
General Hurlcson today ordered III" re-
moval Of eleven Clcrks I'm the Chicago
poStoffIcc for "soliCi,inR or causing to
hc solicited sums Of money from the
public and fcr publishing or causing to
hr published faiac and slandcrOuS state
mcntV relative to the postal service.
Tn" clerks. who's" removal was order
cd by the postmaster general arc: Pierce
r.. Iutlcr. Fred Anderson. Solomon I.
Cohen. John j. Stewart, Harold Holt
man. Jay J. Adams. Frederick c. Al
hrcCht John j. Byrnc, Thomas j, prury.
Leo George and Frank II. lialaa.
Evidence obtained by postotlicc In
spcrtors, Mr. Burlcson SAID. showed that
tho Chicago pustuff!cc clerks union at
tempted To solicit contributions OF 800
c.cn from a number OF business men
"wh" were patrons OF the Chicago post
office"
The postmaster general said such
rrartices ar" IN violation or warning
given by the poatoffiro department In
1918 and consequently tho removal was
ordered. IN conformity with the notice
prumu!gutlnS ut that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
BaruCh Is Blamed For
Democratic Scandal

%oW Ynr, SEPT. lit WAS bernard
NJ, Darurh, personally acting as n
friend Of the lcaEu, Of nations" and
not the Democratic national c"mmItte"
which entertained proposition Ia dis
tribute II short ntory "Cncl1 Sam OF tho
FrccdomridEe." tn bevoral hundred wcs
tern Newspapers Senator Pat Harrison
OF Mississippi, chairman "r the speak
crs' bureau, declared here today,
The senator gave out statement 10
Charity a situation" which he snid had
arisen in tho senate committees lnves-
tiIationof campuign expenditures In Chi
cago,
We did considerable toward putting
out thu story free OF charge, but did
not Close any agreement To do ro when
wo learned it would cost something over
$1,000" Senator Harrison said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
NUMEROUS REOUEgTH FORCES
CHAMPION TEAM TO take ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
STARS
Big Contest win be Staged Mt Tunnel
Green and Largest Crowd of
Year Certain

Sunday afternoon on tho Tunnel
Green grounds. that much talked Of
baseball encounter Will take place with
the Bauers. recognized rs the valley
champions. taking on the pick OF the
Industrial league teams in an exhibit
ton game There has been much
talk towards contest or this sort,
many /ContendinS that the new circuit
boasts OF wealth OF baseball mater
ial And a chance at the champs"
would naturally determine just how
near the claims are true.
Just who will appear on the roster
OF the Industrial league All-Stars re-
mains 10 be seen. hut the Baucrs' man
agement stated last evening that any
player eligible to play in the league
would be in line 10 participate. none be-
Ing barred. Three or four OF the man.
ayers Of entries in the league have tho
thing under hand and promise 10
place q team on the field that Will make
matters interesting.
There has not been game on the
green" for a month, and as this will
be the last appearance OF the BauerS
on this lot this year. indications point
To tho largest turnout of the season.
Il ie likely that Engle or Woods will
do the heaving for the All-Sinrs. while
tho Bauers will likely depend upon
Grimm.
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What gracious things :. does think
UP to say" rnid n friend OF mine or
mutual friend. whom she had recently
met.
thought her phrnsc think up 70
say uncousciously well selected.
think she will realize the Nalu" OF II
herself. when she knows s. better.
For that Is exactly the way the In
Vulnerable gracious things which S. Is
forever saying. affect those who know
her wcll-with the sense thnt she thinks
them up instead Of feeling them.
Ono Thinks Up Flattery-one Feels
Compliments.
Perhaps that may seem an ungracious
criticism Of a person who is trying to
he gracious. But isn't that Just the
distinction between hattery and compli-
ments-that one carefully thinks UP
battery and that one feels compliments?
And while it Is very lovely TO say all
Tho kind things one really feels ana TO
hc quick TO feel them. Is there anything
lovely in thinking up gracious Things
that are so palpably thought up mat
only the ErosSest fattcry-cater Is de-
ceivcd by them?
II one has any intelligence one lceis
almost insultcd rather than pleased by
having this sort Of manufactured-and
often obviously insinccre-praise handed
out TO one.
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SCHR|CKLE WILL
HURL FOR INDIANS
Dnlonvals HuI1or Has Boon Sought by
American Association But Has
Turned Down Oner

DillonValr claims they VIII present
tho best pitcher OF tn" Valley Sunday.
In Bullet SChrickl". who has h"cm
sought by Joe Tinker. OF tho columbus
American Association team for tho
past season. He has only turned down
the many offers because of u neat sal
arr he Is receiving at tn" present. and
Is holding IN" position with the
Wheeling Lake Eric Coal 60. SchriCklc
has turned In seventeen victories 40 far
this season and is claimed by NIL who
have witnessed his pitching to b" Il SEN
sation
Dillonvalc will bring about four or
five hundred rooters to tn" game ar"
going 10 win II they can md try TO ar
range n Fnmc with tho Itaucr% just
who the Eagles viii pitch Is not dc
nnitcly given out hut the fans can rely
upon Manager Rowl"y 10 stick good
one into tho game that Will CIV" the In
dams plenty OF trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
LOCAL PYTH|ANS NAMED
ON STATE COMMITTEE


Charleston. w. Va. Sept 1.-The
membership Of the standing committees
Of the knights OF Pythias for the year
l920-I92l was announced to-day by Az
torney General T.. T. England. recently
elected grand chancellor OF the state:
Tho committees arc:
JudiC!nry-W. W. Smith. chairman,
Huntington: A. X. Kern. Fairmont; Thos.
H. Scott. Bluefcld.
Credcntinls-J. r. Johnson. cha irman.
Wheeling: Boyd X. Stutler. Charleston;
Alpnzo l'rince. Follansbcc.
Semi-annual rcports-AlbeSt Shuman'
chQTTm0n, NOTBAnTOWU, V-TIHTTVs IT DUTf-
AWAY. Wheeling; W. II. Peters. WAYNE.
Officers REPORTS. blackburn ware.
chairman. Philipp!; J. Shidell Brown, Ell
k!ns; Claud H. Swinburn. Charleston.
Mileage and Fer Dicm-D. ID. McCar'
die, chairman, Cameron: Perry Burton
Mononsah: Ross G. McAfcc. Elm Grove
Drlgnnd Drills. d. o. X. k.-GeorIc e
Meyer, chairman. Wheeling: Sam Nc
Aller. Clarksburg; G. VI. ONeal, Page.