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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
SYSTEM 10 GIVEN PRAISE

Atlantic cry. y. j. Sept. I9-Dicc-
tors 81 the National Association ot
Grr.l.' Men meeting here today. Issued
% statement calling upon tn" business
men "f tho ,"untrN TO stnnd against any
move 70 limit ar eliminate the Federal
E"""rN" hnnkYw 'sat"m,
The nation snUuld feel grateful 10
the Ability IN" IL, Irral Reserve boards
have shown To- cop" with unusual con-
ditIurs and to aIHbiiiZ" tn" tendencies
of urn in ia" IcudJustmcnt period.
saws the statement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
aurxRAL WOOD xoNoRsD

Leonard Wood today was decorated az
an T' officrr Of theIOfder Of St. Maurice
md 81. hnzarus by Colonel ID BerncH-
20. Italian military nttache at WASH
irEton. The ceremony took place ON
ard MI rnrt Of exercises In honor Of
The Mitch anniversary OF the entry
OF tho, Italian army into Rome.
rho ceremony was preceded by
dinner given by tho Italian chamber
- commerce of Chicago.
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WILL s1oH TREATY.

stockholm. sept. lS.-The peace treaty
hrtwccn RUSSIA and Findlnnd is 10 10
signed Monday NJ Dorport. says he'- :
.ingI,rY despatch TO the gems Nyhctcr
TODAY
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TWO SPEAKERS FOR
REPUBLICAN MEETING
Arrangements Have Rssn MADE For DIR.
harriet y. JonoH. sud Earl Lewis
10 Talk Mt Msotlng Thursday

~ rIurr,"' l. IOu"r. ~ Glendale. ".
Nn probably on" 90 IN" h"Si known
women sp"al"rs at W"ui Virginia. has
been 'ncur"d tor an HIdr' - /" IN"
women VOTERS ~ ~" ,jty a. tn" meet.
ing t. b" held In III" riiy council hun
b"rS Thur -daY evening ll'r talk Will
b. on tn" subject TN" M"m'U'H Lon-
Eu". \ Tp'rtIl "fOrt IS being mad" 10
80 All ct tn. women voters ~ the
community our &" hear this Interesting
Sp"lh"r. Earl l.eWIT. 81 81 CIalrS-
.!li'. rHa Al" boon so"ur"d for Il talk
for tn" sam" evening. and his address
VIII h'' strictly political In nature. Tn"
thinning mud Irol.dE. club ~ ing rttv
EIt rlr'yldy "urnll"d S","vnl huudr"d
rn"Ih"rs and | membership CuU.miii'"
"t ;"u - hard a w"rh unIur TIA" d
r...;I"r ~ y H. I"rrlur. IN an "ffOri
g. .;,j I'll E"pubnrlu VOTERS aligned
W tr -" organization.
Urge other societisF to Act
The matter "I tn" erection Of Il
u"td "f North Fourth street. which was
STARTED 10y tho Red Men. ~ their TO
cent meeting. VIII hr taken up nj m"
uu'"tIugS az the var. Qua civic and frat
crusd meetings to d. h'ld during ia"
week. hy the commit tec composed ~
Nu,r, p;t, I.dcIr n irwin and
':"nrS" EIdn'y. hud a meeting Of ~"
representatives. tor orRaniznil" -
planned tor my SUNDAY afternoon.
TnoS. back Of thu mrN"mrut have nj
ready partially formed plans for IN"
N"rn 10 l." undertaken toward IN" hetu-
f'f'IuS at lrr old cemetery
Executive Committee Meeting
Nu .up"rlan' meeting ~ IN" members
~ "a" rN-cu.!vr Cpnmittrr Of tho
ifordtuG and 'on,ldr" E"puOl!"an club
~ his rlsl VII a.. .Ir.d Ia the otf'""
- 'u" Na1'N IInHu'' company on
\nrN I"u:'h street 'hi% evening at y
u'".u.N
To Attend Convention
'rri,,. tu.tub"r 81 l"ral E.Ih' N"
,,lnru.u. =" h.. "a Wh-"lin': tomorrow
.,Il.rnoOr ?" plrtIC. pat, In the grand
Parade which will he held In oonneC-
/ on with the srtls convention Of The
order OF West Virginia
italians Celebrate
Tho ,nrnl l'NhInS are surr h"adiln"rH
v.T,u - t.,u.4 10 STAGING = ."Irbrot!on.
= he, c"r'riuly DO - right on SIlur-
day night n b"nuriIut fireworks =pthy
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,~-n,.r1ou ACCEPTED

/ porI. Sept. 9.--RcpresentatlVes or
Italian employers and the striking
worKmen who have seized the factories.
nave accepted rr"micr Gioiitifs on"r
! OF mediation. II is stated In adNiceS
from Home
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williams Funeral,

Tie funeral s"rvircs f"r Mr. Mary
Williams. OF this city. will u" held from
IA. huui" ON Sourh Marshall "ir""t 'aiH
nri"rr",,u a. > O'Clock, followed by inter-
m,l' at ttrr"uwuud cemetery.
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r,,Iry W1rH BULGARIA

Prague, Czrcho-SlovnkIa sept. IL
! cz,cho-SIoyakiu has concluded come
| mnrcIaI trcnty with bulgaria. II was an'
/ nounced today
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OLD JOBS RGrUsED.


OLD JOBS RnrUsED
Slnm"k.u. ~ S"ri /" ~ .d'"'r
That lh, hnrp' n"I"n 81 m'n'nH ~ ia"
ShLm"i,,n dttlrni Viii b" ri"l"hE'h
WAS EI2ru to-day when M h"ns'r. VII"
wcI" dln"hIrR'u at Ihr inception Of ia"
Hu-pcnrI"m lni"" wr'kn nHo T." I'In'
IuH 10 man lItmII, and ia" h"il"r". yea"
r"Iurrd TIA, - old r"HIi'"mr rho m'm't7
de, ar" uhr> will net I"lur" &" ""r"
uuIu 'N'IN mhn IH HtNCh no l"'h'
I,"s.I'tu hu,k
THO mru IL TIA, Mount earn" hlrlit'l
ct mrriImEr saturday ntBhr aud today
>"I.d O." I'luru g." ""rk Monday NOR"
INK
wn. pulled nn at the t,>rn street play
gr,Atndp. with baud '"u""ri N con
urrttpn. nnd IA" two day" ''l' hrn'i"n
was completed with u hI: rhInd' nI
thr SlI.,lS with ""v'ral hrn"P h"nhH
yesterday iicrno"u
Two Drunkp Arrested
trCil holman. was arrested nj an
curly hour yesterday morning hJ al
nc"r Nichols. rhurE"d With drunken
ness. and lodged III th" city jail
Kat" Harrison, better s., hm n%rEn, n, AS
during y"St"rdmy on I CHAIR" "i drnn-
krur"sy Isoih wall l." Ei,"u n"nr-
INK hcroT" Mayor Charles Coleman In
roll," couir this morning.
AIthAeFy cVk ,,.t..
the hntlcry OF artillery 1" thus city for
= visit. announce that tn" mon Will az
rave her" Saturday. and Hav" h"rn gwen
permission 10 i"inaIh h''' "N", ,u"'',i
Til" city pax grounds h0N' pI'n pc
iMfrd Tor ti''F ','ulip'tr"'' '"h i 'O
gram - "'hc i''t,l'i," '"' -. S,,
'''hh"h' owe ',"'"'"'' maui "' ~
dag.
Freshmou-Sophom ore aRme
w., all To-
man ana S0rh"h"i, 'ih>H"N 90 nc 10,
'h' mug" senior "',i sag, 49, 80 ,f.
ne 80" CT ',,'t - t''ii', ,m,
!. "~"', '"tN "t|u'"H as" ,,I',.
'i"H' W "'"' ."'7 '''''' "'''' .
VIII "''"'SS ~ .1
service star hegion ,,,,-
>'','Hl l''I",,.H %, ~ ,,'. ,rm",.
IN lhr board "t 'r""" rooms ms 'Nr,
hihH """ ''''f 49, '''D'' ~ '"' ,,..'.' :
~ b 900 '',a"',,, md ,,I,i, Iir.
=" !" h' present '''' "'..'~' "''"
"' N''''" .. -o,
haiothhK n'Arts A'"Ny
, n| la ',a"E Eok ia "T Ir, rrrr,v ,n'i
mn',n W., ,L,,'',r 49, b,. -, ,n ,n,,,
"N'I"' ~ ,.r ~, ,.,I.
ny ,"L, VIZ. 1870, NH 80,
w., t,rn,,mn,,, ~, v,I sy,r' nan
N''"' n'. ,o,u,. ,,. - urr.J
n,n', ~, IN, ,h,,,rry ind ,n,t N
"P'S "'
u.,,.r. c,ub Mating
rho. m"mb"iH "r lh' Women Wei
tRr' Cluh VIII meet 49, Eu"nH "i MrN
Lynn Patterson Of llrnhhwny "i""'.
tOmorTuw evening This Will L." inv
nrSt meeting ~ the tall h"n~"n. nnd
III" w"r" IT, u" taken "r curing '"'
winter Will b" PLANNED
o"moo5atH 10 MsSt
meeting "l IN" htr"I '"Wun't,'o
OF tho b"m"ra'Lc organization OF ms
ard l'un. I" al pla'y ~ ih' BOARD "t
Trade r""ln- N""nrShaS cN'hh'"'
King . Daughters
Ms Jun'I M",IEIr VIII v" no toss 10
III members az hpp"rtVn.N ,'r'i" 81
thu klng'S lnuEhi'rI. 1T h'r nom" on
Madison street ms evening. me uN''''
BUSINESS session al Nl'. "tSthl+-' I" !.
luncheon" n.ms.r.A.p Commits.
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Miss Inlry i.ruc WIN h' ih' h"HI"r'
/" lhr m'iun"rv - LV"N"u' 'U'l" 81
thr kinP'n lTuEht'r'. 81 h"r h"Wo 81
SOUTH ElNh elr".t. i"",n'"w "v"nj'|.
and nil Snrtni,It hrN" h,'u asked ''
L-lnp tWrnhlrr md u,',lI'n. ~ ''riu"
n.,.i nj wnrk ,I iIuIpriIi,,.v &c. plInurd
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Bervioo Star Legion

\ >Ec,iaI meeting OF "OnHtdcrhhl" inn
purinn,r has bern called TO taxi" pluC"
IN tho board at TRAD" rooms ihi> eye
uinK aud every L'nD"r ~ the local
org. n.ItilpI, has brrn urgently request
81 rn hr present md u-'t~r with ia"
huSIu".r
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NJ un.trunil. INiH, "ud i"i' I"rh Il
,"~d ~ I"'II"ll IR"H wlin' '''I -"
t,rui pinr, tact NuUu ih' l',' al Uud
MInr,. L1gh T., h.,,I i'nurr ia Ion
que I'rrE Gr"uudr Saturday uIl'in""".
nnd 81 v,r" r''nnrd Win ih' ft'i"IE
~ the l"'nl Il ''u IL" n'Fl pau"
I, v,h"dmIrd "prtnnI H." I ii"h'lrhl"
L.rh -. bout "n ri, lu,nl gr",imda Ma
ur,.,g aIrsfnUuu 81 tIir w"ch
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BallotinR Starts Today

TIA" halliInr ia TIA" HirHw vote
which viii l." taken ~ IN" frnraY AMI
ra>ilmr th"rtr,- In lh,S 'itN. Ia con
urCtlrn VITA Ii'r nhI,onwld" straw vote.
VIII start this muru'n" and will con
lInur throughout ia" week lv'IN mtn
and woman 81 tho voting w" - urged
to apply at the theatres and cast II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
Wsbtlllinintsr uuild

rh" nisi fnli W"'l'IF 81 The hh'h"r'
la, rIIl"n 'IT,It Uf. lh" Hr~imlnisI"r
,iuIId al IA" tIIal I'fcth} i"Ilhn 'huI' II.
VIII - i,,d - III, 'huI pa i"tr ih'-
rNrutuE M.-H,- ii,I,u fhInoll Hn'i
Lola Catni, n.rl d'l,Hdl'r =" Ihn
" ",. '"r ,"rN "ulI'n win Inht" th' II I"
p"iia dWi,nE ia" ''onl"E. ""h a" i"'"'
..ni,nu ,ss,dIu. Lrr boom pI"ul.",h
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Membership COMMITTEES
Masonic MinHtrols

Members Of the "Ommilt"" IN charge
of tho Masonic lab minSlr"is have m
uOuu,"d that contrary !" ihoir usual
custom, the mih-lTcis wh IN Will ho
given at the nigh hV0l auditorium on
liocrIuDrr Ard and An. viii br open -
I'M nnThl nmLL..
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wn2 pulled of at the :, Nlh rti"ri play
rr,Nln,Ip With u band ,nu"rrl IN con
urutipn nnd ih~ two day" 'l'brh'l"n
was CoRpl"l"d WIN u hlc I"lhd' nI'
thr slI.,tu with ""y'raI brace bands
Yesterday aI rrnOUu
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Exeoutive COMMITTEES Meeting
To Attend Convention
italians Celebrate

III" local l'HItInS az" an" h"adIln"rS
wrru - rvm,S - STAGING " '"l"hroi!"n.
= hey certainty DO u right On SAlur-
DAY uignt b"nu,iIut fireworks display
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rre,bmou-sorbomore dams

FreshInon-So omore QRme
The football teams from IA" ETrSh-
man and SOphumur" "luSsrS -! III" 10
cal hlEa school will stag ia' hr'i OF
the ,,"rtvS at iul'T-ClnSS contests. 1t III"
League Park grounds follow nv tn"
close ~ .hool this evening. and many
will witECSS tho contest.
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Two Drunkp Arrested

The c0mmiitc" IN rhIrI" "f bringing
the hntlcry OF artillery IT, thus city l."
= visit. announce that tn" mon Will ar
rave her" Saturday. and hav" been E'NGI
nrrmission To remain h"rc over SUNDAY
The city park grounds hav" been PIE
pared for their "u'umpmeni. aud pro
gram j. beng planned for 'h.nr "nl"I
t..iumont "Ncr Saturday might an" sun
In
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lit: Mrs. q. H. Hollister. 12e: Mrs.
~. A. Montgomery, l23; Mrs. Thomas
B. Hull. 124 and Mrs. H. H. Wool
edge, 1874.
TO ENTER n

Salt Lake City. Utah. Sept 2.-Ten-
mis- stars from Montana, Idaho. Cali
fornia, Colorado, Wyoming and Utah
are expected to participate in the In
termountain Tennis tournament to be
held here September > to 16, under
the auspices Of the National Tennis
association.
Kenneth Simmons. Montana: W. l.
Rehr, Wyoming state champion: VII
lis Davis. California; Lon Harker,
ColoradoS and B. e. Scott Of Colora-
do are expected to be among the con-
testants/for first honors. T. b. Park
eer, former Salt Laker, now residing
in New York las written to friends
that he probably will participate IN
the play. Parker was Utah state
champion in 1916 and 1917. Another
possible entrant is Sam r. Neef OF
Salt. Lake member Of the double
team which won the national title
man a ago.
Entries for the tournament win be
accepted until September Z.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-02
STRONG FIGHT
FOR TENNIS
CHAMPIONSHIP

Forest Fails, N. " Sept. 2.-The.
national lawn tennis championship en-
tered the fonfth round today with the
strongest competition Of the meeting
thus far promtseds ENTHUSIASTS dsnter-
Cd their. Interests on the match be-
tween William Ts:s Tildsn II, Of Phila-
delphia- who recently won the worlds
title In England,tSand Vincent Rich
ards. the youthful star from Yonkers.
N. T., whose: aggressive play has m9Ae
him a formidable factor In the tour
ney. -
\ Next in interest was the match be-
tween r. Norris Williams II, Of Bos-
ton, holder Of the title In two former
years. and William M, Johnston, of
ASan Francisco, the champion. who is
p1aying through the tournament to
defend his title.
= othSr important. matches scheduled
we're between Charles Garland OF
Pittsburgh and Watson NJ. Washburn
Of New York: Wallace johnson OF
Philadelphi4 axatgsts ROLAND Roberts
Of San FrAnciscb. and Clarence ],
Griffin Of san FraHcisco, against A. j
Iowrey Of New York.
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Enak ohsnoe.

side of his mammoth contracting
business. which. carried him all over
the country. Then o1e morning he
blew into the Ohio city and by night
fall had completed the deal for the
club.
for Dunn from the start. Then, when
he paid $4,000 for Iris Speaker, he
came solid with EN- for life. Speak
er put new pep into the team. He
has been the handspring ever since.
The club has been drawing we'll ever
since Spoke Joined it.
The purchase Of Alexander andsKil-
LITER, the greatest battery, in baseball
at the time, at least, was counted on
to do the same thing to the Cub team.
but it didn't Great as were the two
players, Wrig,ey failed to pick the
right men or, man to make his ball
ly speaking, Grover Alexander is gust
as great In his field as is Speaker,
but AIcc's greatness alone failed to
bring the fans to the high water mark
of enthusiasm and loyalty as did the
acquisition Of Speaker by Dunn.
Dunn did mot Attempt to run the
club himself. He trusted to the
ability OF Manager Foil apd the other
officials of the. club-wh6m he retain
ed when taking over control-and to
the late Bob MERCY. recommended ,tc
him by Ban Johnaon. It was Mercy
who put over the deal for Speaker
The Cleveland masnate took Speak.
ef's word that it would be a good
gamble to pay $4,000 for Smokey
Joe Wood, afflicted with a>lame arm
Spoke was sure that Woods knowl'
edge 81 the game and his genera
ability would make him valuable ever
If his arm failed 10 come hack. TIL
deal proved a good one. Tally an
other one for Dunn. +
Now Weeghman and sWrigley, nj
doubt had the council Of the Cul
manager and players and acted Of
tips, but their efforts went FOR naught
With Frank Chance at their hea'
the prospective owners of the Cub
undoubtedly would have the fans be
hind them and it's a safe bet tina
the general spirit of the Cub team
in general would. undergo a chang
for the better. Whether the deal !
any nearer completion pow: than
has been for months is .unknown-Bu
the general baseball public would TX
to SEQ the member OF that fam6u
Thinker TO Evers to Chance co1nbina
ton back in the game again.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-02
BIRTH RATE

New York. Sept. 2.-Despite the
high cost Of living, shortage Of. hous-
ing and the scarcity of domestic serV-
ants, the actual birth, rate in New
York city is going up at a rapid rate,
according to health authorities sta
tistics issued here ~
The figures show$that the birth rate
per thousand for the first seven
months OF 1920 was 1884, against the
rate Of 21.s0 in the same period last
year. -
az While the birth rate: is IN the in
crease, the health departments sta
tistics show that the death rate OF
children in the city is on the decline:
The rate of infant mortality for the
past year on each 1000 births was
s3, while for the preceding years q
much higher figure is on the records
The decline in death rate is at.
tributed by the authorities to the law.
of sanitation and healthful living
which are now better understood by
the mass OF the people,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-02
Women Play
Semi-Finals Today

Fargo, Sept. 2.-In the second OF
semi-1fnal round Of the women's golf
tournament for the championship OF
the Fargo Country club. Mrs. c. E
Nugent1 will, today play Mrs. r. F
Briggs and Mrs. C. r. Bristol is
matched against Mrs. w. H Magill
The winners will play for the city
championship.
The eight players who qualified in
the championship flight were yester-
eliminated Mrs. G. H. Hollister, Mrs
Nugent eliminated Mrs. J. A. Mont.
gomery by default. Mrs. Bristol wor
from Mrs. T. B. Hull and Mrs. Magil,
defeated Mrs. H. H. Wooledge.
Scores made in the qualification
rounds follow: Mrs. e. T. Briggs
112 = Mrs. c. E. Nugent. us: Mrs. Z
E. Bristol. ZIG; Mrs. w. II. Magill
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-02
(By Norman ID Brown.)

(By Norman d Brown.)
We have with us again the report
that Frank. Chance ID to head a. small
group OF men who will purchase the
Chicago Cubs and will manage the
team. Big league baseball fans, es-
pecially the Chicago bugs, would be
Ilglad to see the peerless leader back
report will amount to something in
the a future.
Chance is a Pacific Coast League
magmate now. but has often expressed
a wish to get back ito the big show az
a mogul and manager. It's a cinch
that the Cubs need q change in own
ership-and perhaps in management.
Charley Weeshman, millionaire res
taurant owner, who was one OF the
big birdsiin the Federal League, came
into possession of the Cubs after the
failed to make the of the club
he expected his millions would buy. q
wished the outfit onto Wr1Hley, the
chewing gum king. Wrigley paid
$780, 900 for Grover Alexander and, Bill
Killifer of the Phillies and purchased
Turner Barber and other stars. but
outside OF a bgief spell in 1918 the
team failed to net the returns antici-
pated. Fans passed up the Cubs
stars and all, and stuck with the
The Cubs case shows that 1t taket
more than an unlimited check book
and business ability. to build up Z
baseball team that will get tho sup.
I port of the fans. Both Wr3sley and
Weeghman had the funds and the
business ability. They went the Nmi1
every way they knew to make thu
club a popular one and a winner. Blu
xLn., looy,AH : auunothSn1 Thov Uefl
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ASSOCIATION.
$4,000 RACE TO-DAY.

Readville. Mass, Sept. c.-BoEa-
lusa. the chestnut colt, which trotted
a mile in 2:oS Monday, was, entered
today for the Boston Herald $4,000
trot for two-year-olds. the feature
ietd was listed for the event, includ-
ing Favonian. Jane yoln, Marge the
Great and Peggy Jones. /,
Other races were the 2.:o3 stroE the
3:14 pace and the 2:0sSSSf d aIllsssifor
81. 900 Observation-Disclosures were
declared for the 4 IA; SaH,bng them
Guesswork. Evening Gaic. iSafssenatoI
was an open event permitting over.
might entries: Fair weather and a
fast track afforded opportunity for
good performances. 4li54s&. |s't !.
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TOURNAMENT is
G A HALTED
BY BAD WEATHER

Fargo. Sept. 2.-Congregation of
notable tennis stars Of the northwest
is idling in Fargo today waiting for
clearing skies that play may be start
ed in the Red River Valley tennis
tournament @
Play yesterday, the opening day.
was defaulted to Jupiter Pluvius. who
threatens to repeat performance to-
day. Weather conditions are damp
and chilly and anything but inviting
to galleries if play should start late
this afternoon.
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TO CHANGE

Portland, Ore, Sept. 1.-The ANA
teur and open championship tourna-
ments of the Pacific Northwestern
Golf association are no longer to be
held at the same time and place c
scordmg to a decision Of the associa-
ton tournament committee.
The action was taken. according to
members Of the committee, because
Of the rapid growth in recent years
OF entry lists. The entry list reached
the high-water mark at the recent
tournament in Vancouver, B.. G.,
where it was found to util-
ize two courses.
As a means of further reducing the
entry list in the amateur champion
ship tournament. the committee de-
cided to limit entries TO players on
an elistble list to be prepared by the
are to be invited to participate In q
handicap tournament held simultane-
ously with championship.
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| 81 ) WILL Be
! new Me-! WHEN ]
! HE!.ENTEIR|'|S RING
Undergone Complete
! Medical Course Of
|, Treatment.

sTSdsenton Aar6or, Mich, Sept. al
Billy Miskes Of st. Paui,SchAl-
longer Tor the worlds heavyweight
chAInpionsl1ip, crawis into the ring
testtifac punches that brought the
championship to Jack; Dempsey, he |
$ VIII literally be q "new man.
Mtske. t1sshis match with Dempsey, 4
is ttttennp one OF the most remark
able "cOmebacks'Y In the history Of
gi9ve fighting. Unlike most Of the
hghters who have been considered out,
only TO try aaEain, lLiska in not corning
back from aSSprevious defeats. He is
s srS9n1 Il , Atnss3f , 1oT bis ; hrstt real
back from Sphyaieal disability.
The st. Paul heayywei4ht has rome
through chhnges In his physique In
order TO retarn to the ring-hcnce the
titlf OF .'new man, so frequently
Applied to athletes who have been
ish'tfledt into pugflistic discard and
then Brought forth for another at
terhpt. Miske claims to be a much
more formidable antagonist for
Dempsey h he.was whenShe fought
the glove cyclone twice two years &
and stuck through two .gruelling
battles without even being knocked
down.
q Aftet boxing Battling" Levinsky in
Toledo 9. year g last July Miske
sought the advice Of a. specialist and
learned that he was suffering from
spinal trouble and a kidney ailment
that dragged him down physically.
at all and the wonder OF II is that he
did not getAknocked out or badly
whipped atsleast. But he did not and
his opponents numbered among the
toughest in.the heavyweight ranks.
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Fargo Golfers 70
Hold Matches For
City Championship

Fargo, II. D.. Sept 3.-Play WIN be-
I'm Saturday I'm the city golf cham
pi0nshlp for men.at tho Fargo Coun-
try club. "A qualifying round Of 80
holes viii be played and the rs plays
ers making the lowest medal scores
Will quality for the championship.
and Il i expected. that the lie first round
Will be completed then, reducing the
number OF contestants from 10 to 8.
sThes secondhand third rounds willshe
played Mater in the week.
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AMERICAN ASSN
SAINTS and Brewers stopped.

Yst. Paul. Sept. Rain stopped tbs
St milwaukee game yesterday
with two out and a Milwaukee runner
on first in the seventh inning. neither
team having scored Nofthrop had
permitted only one batlanan to Dsach
frst base. and had famed eight Nsr-
rift had granted three scattered san.
giles and only one visitor had reached
second base. Tho score:
r. II. n
Milwaukee ...... 900 0ooe 3
st, Paul 900 o6o@ /
Northrop and Hurn; Merritt. and
NcMenemy.
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nsnforth e Fprm.

Columkt1s. Ohio. seps. 1.-RecetM
ing perfSct support, Dan9orth ysatsS.
day BANKED Toledo With only four
hits ana permitted only one.visitor. to
reach third base. Hs famed eight
men. while Columbus was WANING by
Okris, while not hit hard, was Wild.
"a catch BY Brainard - Z fseture'
srol.do 900 900 coo . ]
EColumbus -. 100 ITO 01x- ~ 9
okrie. Nelson and Wpodali: Dan,
forth and Kelly. S
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A REAL

Tacoma, Wash. Sept. 2.-Gene
Turney, considered by many critics as
one of the leading heavyweight pros
poets, is now at Camp Lewis. Wash,
near here. a member Of the Fifty
fifth artillery, Recently he knocked
out Ole Anderson, Tacoma heavy
weight = f
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5TEsAR SoLD.

Determination. Ill. Sept. Am,
nouncement was made today by the
Cedar Rapids ThreeI league club OF
the sale Of Pitcher Jack Tesar to the
Chicago White Sox. He reports next
week. Tesar has wonS23 and lost 8