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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Brooklyn Captures 1870
National League Pennant;
New York Loses TO Braves
ROBINS ClNCHED FLAG AND WILL tNltK
WORLD SERIES GIANTS LOST LAST HOPE
WHEN STALlING'S GREW NOSED THEN OF |
IN SECOND GAME or DOT BILE llEAl)fk
\NrlONAl,S HOPES FOX WORLDS SEklf>
rE\NANT ARE ElN DIM.

taco, T., OH go between uc H". ani
aI".I,o VII" g., '"lY ~ r"i"''d L. ""'
hoir ~ r""~
.t.,., g., ,I, '". r..'lrt ''hi'' tie
r,.l,,rr .,.,uiI l...., -, 49,. n,"v"H v'',lh
,ur ,I., Io,.., Of" ,r, l,,h r"d '"'F' u
..r,. - tI,. ir,...' tnI''I'"g 'n''' 'h"l h"H
.,,,r n,'" .''"p,I ." 'h" l'"g"'"
T.. ram -. I'r'Ir''7 W." 'sr""'''' ."
hr..I, - ',r b." ih' ~ ~ d'' i"I"" '"''
,.....,~u, e. %. o. - sir"up '"u''"l'' i'
-. r,r Ir,l ,,.,h O." "a, ,enpr"inlm"n'
II a.. , Irrlrp,rs hniah,'l Ia nih Pln'"
u. vur rn',I go "n" ~ tho ihT"" DO"
,.ruLa ~ ,hr %nriruul md with wonder.
iuI pilruiug vrrfr composed Of L""n 90.
.,rnr... Ch,u"y '.r3rr"s. TrOh rf"tf"r, Mn
runu> SmIth aud Miljua WA released
~ ri'r was IA" only Slnhhman mat
We r"rur good and was greatly hnndl-
,nr.l.,l ~ ~""Vrnl injuries which h" 70
,,-.Nrd during tho season. Grimes was
80 hrdl> injured that h" was put out Tor
tn. balance 81 IN" season. This year all
Of these great muundFm"n are gong AT
rip-top form. although IN" beginning or
'h" season was played At nearly par
This Years rae" proved just oppOsli" "r
the 1919 season as the badgers remained
among ia" first division tn" earlier part
uf thu season hu' wvT" not ~ the lead
uuiil n"Hrly a month ago
Ia l?l9 the dodgers were leading TIA"
\att"ual Tor nearly ? whoin month al
the hrglhulng 81 tho season bun mad a
hard IIp,ht with ia" Pirates Tor fourth
place Hnalty finishing IN nfih ,i"So CA
the h,,I- 81 the smelly cay 'I'"
Thlr v,l,r BIg IIm l'f'ff'T l. bach
again nnd has been going At ~ great 'lip
nid hr, h,,n I'~r,,ucihl' t"I many "f
a., Ibnds,rs ,l,t"rI'r aud f"I 1h"lT rIeh
eat leadership IA ihr National ~
Nlamaus haas hr,u fhilut ~'ll "nl h"n
sI,uvn I,Iisia 81 i'ni uEi' hlng at iiu"'5
I.ut .,n, not ."uaI,i' iId ul'aiy Iht""rh
"ot tao -'oe"" Hi''I''d amIih """ -"
, sh,, "n, 81 l.',hhj, d" n''r nal h"'l'h -
f,+ o.. I.i.,r IT,, ih' i,' 81 ,hnInI'i""'
i,.,n t'nd.,,o $40 ni,Ii ,'"aini"e e" iho
, I,r,~i.I"ns Ili' hi"r Ui"h ""d added
,,,,,r.I, cable cii'"rih I" lhr team. ~"
rInr "a .,uI".ty - Tt" r"'"'" h"'l"Irh
'.,I,,,oa pJ,S ~" r'".n'l 81 NIlI" "
r.j,, Li"r "'"u ""h Wa nF"''h 90 'n'
49,. - 49,, i-.'Ir''n ''"v. '~l'l'"H e
r,.,t num- .l,I ,,t,r t., ih' r""'n'i
,,En,, 80 N,,,h la 'sI,'.' i'd 81 blu ~
- go sci .''''"
Irat ~L" n,.Il.". ~Ill o'"'i o." 80
No. gnIro II ~. "',i'r b" hr'h :" 'l"r'
"u, lm' htr r',.rihl" 'h"t'" sill h'
,ftl,r, I'f,Urr 90 i.'i'n"" li"'h IN 10
l.,..u rr,"r r""d md "h"ulh f"uI"h
r,Irr,. - i,'~u,Er H. ~" opening
I,ur,rr "T Ilrr a'rtrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
The Left rislders.

Nh,,, d,I a I"I 81 lh'n" "'r''In n"'
IIr i,l,n iIr,i rh' Ii,.',hI'n ''nm LA" I"
no,,.r ~ - va ld.r r'Il'S lh"Y l"H
a. Il -. team vhi'h n''" The altman
,,rn, tLnmri"urhlp 10 "'"h az" ""'
ma, !, o., -,Iui huI lh' dep" llu""" 'h"H
r.,, have iniI,d -, I"v'uI ANY sue "'''
,,,.r ~ Irnr,I II II ~ w""k Team
rt,,,,, a., ,,il.r,u f"I " u'udE 81 W" ''l"
r,.irj"n "a r"rlIi"u Hh"wr l'f""h''" 80
.,,rn,, fruly VII llh e"y 90" 81
tie, iIr,, I.,1lnR hm"ri'"n I''"E"''
lul,r - rh' iirri 49, ,'""iiI""" nnIh""
nrr - lii uiIuu'h ;" hIT'"'"r INV
,I, ~, cat nud h"u"I uhl" Zachary
Wheat ~ I"vn". Vhpw" NJ ~ ~" h'I"
CO r,.,r 81 my ~ IA" lott l"ih''N
Wheat has Cuu" NJ lot SIN" lHli az"
h,r,. T.. In,k right NJ with H.
". r"l mt" ia" huhil az '"ns'h"r'hI
,h. Veterans. especially thus" VII" hhN'
been en- losing lrHmH. rather l'Eh'!S
Wheat has been a STIR or near P'hT wv
n lnur lru". always II hnId hll'"r' NJ
WAYS n hard worker and "lliIhR one
IL, has ngrd. nnl seemed I" b" sIiPpihG
lint when that lively hniI came M"
,h. rnm,, this EcaSon h" started Dust
,uu II rlj;ht with TIA" others ana h"N
h,rn rnppiur along at "a three twenty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
.E|NSLY OPENS
WITH WARNOOD
ORANGE nLAOH WENT TnnoUd n
HAND SOhIMAAdh ON hNiD"H
PARa unOUHDb
Nov uu.at.ru were uivsn Out I" FIeV
STs Ialllatsd an mud u"'Hss
whsn Jerseys wee rlIEt
WoIn

'IIn IlnrIl ,.,,,is fr"lh"lI Glove" VII
nr." IT,, u,"s"" VIII " a. "'''I ~ ;
O.. h',.I ,Idr, "ii'i"''"" 60" 'h' 10"
r,uuu,Ia Ih, u"u' will H. '"'''' 90 !
g" ~ ""h " I"'G. ''""' ~ INV
81 10Th t"arnr go" ''r''''d ;" i"'" ""'
I,.i S., lac ,,u,h ',ru" 'iI it"' ''
uIuru ~. p,rIir"u lu ""r 40 80 I""''"
hu' ,h" "'.N m'"'"' ''H''' mn ZOO
rI,""r, 80 combination 'h"' '"H' h',n %
~. h.. .lo,ird vii furnish tia ~"
vn,l., - tho gam" against ih' ''r"'n
aud Nhii" EIidrN
~. ,ndr,a are l""ItiuE f"rw'rh '" =
hard battle md A." not "N't '"hi''h,
~ III" r,lpi ~ urpriy 'I'rv m'mh'r 81
iI, team Witnessed IA" stiff r"'ts'nu' 90
the up-,h"-riy"r lads differed against
tn. cold aud Blue ~ their opening
rnmr The t.rc"u and white ~ "a IIh'-
lux nnnrh "r griddcrS and viii u"k" tn
Nusut"S stop some. and IN" 'NH''' VIII
mot hI,o soft picking ~ the boast
Nr4i,r,Ial's w"Tkuui proved ~" hLri.
es, since practI," was stunt d. hc
players were charged from on" 'hH u
thr Beld I" another at tn" beginning "'
practice aud then "a punlihI anu l"HN'"N
drfil followed a liEhi signal nm P''
C,,Se.l thu srrImInHE". which vas "I" 81
the hardest set staged by TIA" ''"d' =
Every member If the scrub h"d - guar
cI, ven NhS rT"s'ni and all ah"" ." I''"
~ 81 "Hip' AMI 'l'r
Ihr "S,Iuhs" l., lat ia, '"'n'lN I"'
downs ,uu uauy c,,aHI"n~ ""d ms j.
uakIns tho i,suint team r'i''I TIC" al
ih, IuuIr luAalln6 t"I '''"' l. $40"
Itn,rII Il hiuhi.s und NJ .'I' H'I' "h'" i
ur ucI IL IL" i"' hh'Ih ""h '"'' - o.,
sh,."id f"'"I"h " ii',' l''''' '.""' u 80
i,n,,',o iI"l ~hl ''"'l. 'h"'' '"''
700, ,,,tn'I' tat r'"'
,.,t .ir.iI..r ",i Il"ff""" 'h"'r' Il
' ,.u tie. .,,..., D." 81" 'i".''''"' "".i
I..,.r a., I'''''"i"i"H '""i'" 80 ''''.
,"," to-. i",."., B." - -" ia t''.'.'' 9
I..s /. Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Hugh Funerton's Worlds Series Forecast

days ar1 Jackson ID not conslosrod -
DANGEROUS hitter In series upoo
which uo much depends IN he 10 In the
regular sr.aun lie has not shown muck
In wnTIia series bat u snusi lie Tstnsm
borcd that rvrIy tim. ~ team TO which
lac bcIonur guin Int" worry Important
nrIlor tho "pp"nlnk manage" pYSs
rit,hrIa mainly with II Wow ~ stopping
him IinbhY would nave J." use hnIh
In thu ,upa,iIy ana hniih seldom
yn,kn irn I" pn"t'h sarno. In s"apeSs
sI,n In,hpnn would 10 Vnry dangerous
uvnInuI ,!,Imrn riyla ~ pitching
JAMESON Dangerous In Htnsh .
JnmIoaun nuut"s ." hit In series ~
mi, mort lust ~ no docs IN Tf0uag
s,,,un lie 10 q fr~o hitter. llabIs W
,ra,k my sori or pitching no matter
how Rrmi and hn IL u dangerous ms
in tho pin'hoa this H"ng"n
Thrrn 10 not u r"nl baEs runner IN W
uunrIotIo In"Lrun and wheat DelnH
rInuo tngcihor In that respect ana mel.
,hc, liable To run away with any game
nm tho hnsps In running with )uog
mani taking two bahes on MT, ano
md working with baticrs Wheat tns
hcitcr man Of the two and ono OF tne
fnxes Of tho game despite inc iact w.
his legs do not move AZ rapidly - wv
once did. , Iv.rt. -
IN Tho rompa rison OF tho loft nsidehe
- one is To- show u decided EuperlorlN
II tx to come later. In the heAt 49,"
study the center felders and 800 ""~s
the dope indicates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Enli most 81 tho year.
LaoL.oA,a nalin1 MIN This Year.

or Ihr rival I.H nrldrT-. Jackson eS'
,cls hIin a. hitter. bat Jn' hs"n In MOI
an E,r.d nrid,I as I"'k. although
TaaI,I ga fu"t ia ihdsu days. ltom"m
n.t t,n. that In,kr"n has boon play
Iup "a hrIIUi aud fsr m"tr Ih"uHhlIhI
A., Id,nr puinr IhU lanI ~" yo"TH lhuh
IA, 49,, ,IIL h.fnIo and hIn IaIi"H lhI"
,.nI 10 about III" hlIh"ut II "v'r hnh
h,"m
,u,urnrod With Iamloa"n. wheat
Irn,In l.. "a frw I""inlr ." low that ""
all rro,ri,"I r,ur""ss H." mon At" I'""
,n both .,n,urt,. "uh '"f'nHIv" f"Iu"
- h,nt 81 ,"uru" would hll u hl' h"'
g., nrnlmri Iho TluyrInnd pitching Than
IL. gould nrainuI the white E"H, nnh
,,rn rir"ugor <aErinHi ih"H" Two Nun
lac v.,,,rII hlI against Vow York pl'' -.
GO IInwrv.T, w haN" reached ~ H'ngo
81 rhr d"ring WHEN III" fHnku nTe very
IinII" - disappear FROM IN" d"p" ma
rrrmit uv in got down 10 tho work 81
,,turnrIup one icRm with another. "
r TnrIruptr Tor ITouhlyn, however. "
Tho Yankg failed io win because or tho
rurr ihn, MAYS md ThormRhlen w"uId
have troubled Whcnt most intensely.
am considerably surprised TO ma
the dope rating Jackson az hlEh IN
Intensive value against BrooklynH
niI,hrrs az II docs Only Sherry Smith
IF the entire Dodger outht ngures 10
,h.,i the SucklrsS ones hitting to any
great extent. Smith. OF course. stop,
mem all when he has one Of his right
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
NEW YORK OUT
Of RACE WHEN
BOSTONS WIN

49,, I"rE t,pl ., - "'" N"'
r,,, ..ut ct ~, '"ii"""I I'"t"" - """"'
mo-, FOO a.. vI"u huston &c" ih' '''
.,nd T. ,r,,.. 'f - 'l"uil' h"n'l'' =" ! h'
Z f,,,,. ,,rn ,l,, Ir,.-t ,n"l'.i ."
E,r,.Lrl h"mt' 'uu ,ui" 'h' I'l' - ~
.I,l, u,rs 80 ih, uIniu Iu'unr gn'' Woe
tom e, tony nf''r ..'w l"rk hnd l"l
the s,urc ~ ih' "IEhih "n tris' h -
h"mcr H",h T"wrs'nd ""d ll"t"l'l
uII,hoh good bali ter tho Ilrnr"H
sew York took IA" "r'u'r hy huu,h-
my two 81 ns four hIis ~ tn" tour ~
inning Thrsc. coupled With tvs" lnil"'d'
rrs' choices mud MnrHnvill"'s error Em'"
two RUM AIrrr this inning not NJ
was made Off Townsend N"hr Kept IN"
visitors hits scattered Ryan. who
pitched the second games Tor Sew ' "rk,
was hit hard IN the late innings. Score:
FIRST game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Will Rheumatism Again
Bind You Hand and Foot!

tho disease. md free yourself from Ns
domination, you must treat tho "ouree
of the disease.
So many cases Of rheumatism come
from tiny K~rm in the blood, that yeu
should ,ry remedy that has proven
50 thoroughly satisfactory IN thsss
cases SIS. tho hno old blood remeny
CIeanses tho blood OF all impurities, ahd
removes all disease germs that may
Green into the blood. Begin toki0O
.ssS. today. IL you will write q COM
plsIc history 81 your Cnse. our MEDICAL
director will give you expert AdVfee.
without charge. Address Chief hsdloal
Adviser, ga swift Laboratory. AtlAntA,
Ga. - "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

There nrc thousands Vt victims nj
Uhnuul,iarn wh" dread TIA" approach "t
damn wiu,ry weather, for II means 10
them a r"ruru ~ ia" p'ngH Of Rh"umn
tism.
II YOU had Rhcumatism last ycnr and
tr"ai"d only tho pains OF the diseas"
by rubbing with hniments and lotions.
You can he sure that soon again you
VIII lac In ia" shackles OF this rrl"nt .
loss Zoe. You may get some slight tenn
porary relief froR the pains OF the diS-
ons. by The us- of these l"chl remedies.
but rheumatism - Ia" real and ro!e"t'
less a dlhaaao to he rubbed away
Ir you wlah to break tho shuCkles OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

their nrst real test on Saturday. after
noon when they lIneu? against ihf Ray
nn IiIgh eleven. 0f Youngstown on the
new athletic nrld The Youngstown lads
nI' ,hnHrI"nn az bHI" ana sh""Ih k''o
rn,. I.., .,Ir one 81 the hurdeai battles "f
Ih,Ii ,utIIc ., hedulc
Goa, Il InsA cont his pTnlnhes lht"uEh
, hand .I,n.l ann !osi.id"y a. many
,Iay,,a vCIs aIlI aHd s"Ie Tram Sai
,,,,iay ,I,I,Ig "'"i 'h" Mo nae '"'t
team A h"Ii =, iIim,"-r" Viii u" h'li
ihIs nft.Iu,".,, had svsiy played VIII lao :"
-. SI.nU III" veto u IL" "-rs' 10 ''
ai",i ~, r",.D e"t"ihfy
Il.h,," - ~ u" 90" ""I' al IA" "'h''"'
80, q, l.Ia ..L .v,,y o. i,""l f." - ."
.,,,.I g.. ,u,. ,,uI ouI h""aI Ihs i""'"
-, 49,. I,u,Ii "" -" 'l"l'l "'ll """a 'h"l'
.I',II"'i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
CLEVELAND MAINTAINS HALF GAME LEAD
BY DEFEATING BROWNS; WHITE SOx HOLD
THEIR OWN BY VIC TORY OVER THE TIGERS

81, Louis. sept p u 'l"v"lnnd main
tanned tts hair game load IA IA" .\m'r-
ir,n league prnunut no" today. d"t"nt e.
IDy ~ l.,uia To Mails hurled n
pt"ady game. allowing hun'h"d ms
only IN t~n innings II was his Skin
STRAIGHT victory. cleveland hlt "pPor-
tunely and Vas materially aided by the
Nl.du, - OF the local pitrh"rs. Jameson
.,!r,h" tho game Ia the ''Shih Inning
when n" druN" - HON" run INTO IN"
rtgh, n,ld stand with p'N,tll ana Mails
on h,ts.a Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
uARDR TRIM TINE Gums

CHICAGO sept - - Louis ,"nrluh-
cd It's H~a sons work. her" lay trimming
Chicago IN 1~ririS" fishi"n i"dnN. l6 20
Tho vi,loTu hammered ihr'' local
pitchers for twenty nv" hliu. ioinlllnE
10 la SCH Chicago NEEDED poorly mud
could do nothing with SChupp. d"Spl'"
seven hHges on bulls IN tie uil"r
Score u ~ -
81 Irn, w t21 l3i at - 90 u
Chicago ....... OUO moo MO
BnirrrtcS Srhupp and clemens. NV
! In ChcrvrS Jones AMI O'Farr"lI l'nly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
rIrrH PLACE oLINoHnD

Enaiuu sept - lIu"inu mNd" ia
pn,Iiiur ct ~" top 81 the S'."ud div.
sion a",ur' today hy taking h"th games
from Washington today hv """r"n at :
to md 10 u. Harper S'r1I"N nui th'r-
teen "f has former teammates ~ ia"
arcuud game Tn" Red SoN VIII CI"~"
their season tomorrow with Two games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

Milwaukee indianapolis game post
pUucd. ram.
Kansas cay Toledo postponed. w"t
grounds
Minneapolis Columbus game past
pUurd I~o game (" W"II""
~ lnuI "a Louisville. Mr'ii'l
rud nargIhAr fslolIo Graham MHior
and kn, hDi Myor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
ALL THE RUNS
POLED OVER
BY BABE RUTH

rhiInd"lphr. sept y 'Nu'h'H NOV
second nnd nfiy third home run drlN"s
.t,ur,.d all ih. ttIlN TODAY IN Now iUrN y
: Ia u victory over philadelphia.
Mays kept TIA" l"rlIS' IT"W g"t'lnS
, more than on" lat In my lnulng H"'h
u 81 l(ufh.~ hrm"rS w"r" drives over Inc
right hrld Gencr lie hii two other lin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
TEAM RIDERS YIH1D

I.~is Meyers and Jess DerOS
who wer. arrested Sunday evening "
in',I officer. when they were cAu9nt
ridInx On n freight train coming lnte
the baltimore aud ohio depot. In
gwen a hearing last nE.nins ~ Seyn
"'.lors before SqquIrs W Wlehm
al Ihr jail hhG, h'"flhs 'ha" t,.
NI,Ln.,, nnsd ,hsm 80 and cnais peth
,.a i'll ikai, Noes ANA wee RELEASED"
hAOUH
= aihs "nIy f"' my hls""" -
knd -. Ih.y "'lil Y""' b''"hs Wy
y,u ret Ih,"ushf h"a'"" I'a"s"''O.
AnhIA.~.I Hp"', Iass 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YAUrsrduyn QameR.

St Louis. l6. Chicago. |.
New York, . Boston. /
EUsIon. |. New York; u
Pittsburgh Gin, lunati. ram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

Struck out .Uy Malls =. Boohlcr !. Wild
mitch M.uIv Losing pli,hcr--,pNviS.
t,mptrc~ -IIildobrUnd and Moriar,y.
'rlur.rl 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
The Standing.
To-dRVR Gam
AMER1CAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Cleveland a. st Louis
Washington At Boston
Ncw York at rh iadelph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

TWENTY ~ EN- for iwsnty esnn. And
i .aoh II 'sm fresh. lrm and full-na'oTsd.
Fin. tobaoooal HuT. the bsst there arc
Turkish and Domestic Of our own special ss'eo-
ton. BkIll.d blending. too. by . secret formula
that can't be copied. And then. a package
that. moisture proof 1t kssps en- In prime
shsp. for smoking oiWuvs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

At ONE p. m
TOMMY TOOK inventorA
AND FOUND In his jeAnA-
TWO YELLOW sau.buckA
AND TWO shiny dimsA
NOW REMEMBER the'e dlnAA
At ok D IN.
TOM BALANCED tho books,
AND FOUND two dimes.
TWO DOUBLE ills.
TWO slLVER slstsf6
ALL THAT was lon
OF A once large fortune
ITEM, ONE lunch.
FOR sELF and girl
ITEM, ONE girl
TO ONE matinee,
ITEM, ONE tarl
AND BALANCE, Two dlnuA
THE GAME two dimes.
GUT WAs Tommy downASSrtsdr
I'll GAY no was not
QuoTh TOMMY. GOOD night
THAT SHOW took thrso hours.
And ALL Of tho roll
aUT I'VE aiill got . tiohst-
ron TAREs hundred minuLAs.
or aOllD ssiisfa oiiOn
AhD JOWIEl Two dImss
VT TNE shiny counter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Tia hIandlnn.

To days danes
Ilitsl,ui al ''lu' iUunil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

AnnI.i.-.I ap"'' - S.ss 80.
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Chicago

. Halted for Dnuss IN tho bth.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-15
PARKER MINING MAN
 KILLED IN CAVE IN

PARKER, June 12.-John Latham Gray. well-known mining man and pioneer of this district, was accident ally killed in cave in at the Rincon mine yesterday The mine is located eight miles north of Parker, on the Colorado river and is owned and op- erated by J. C. and H. w. McDowen the latter narrowly escaping death with Gray at the time of the cave-in
 The body was brought to Parker by boat last night and relatives in Cali fornia notified of the accident
 The home of Harvey Brown, a lease on the Indian reservation. was totally destroyed by fire recently. The loss to the family was heavy, as the mother is semi-invalid and there are four children to be provided for With their made up a purse for the family ana i donated various household furnishings in addition.
 z. w. Morrison has severed his con nection with the Santa Fe depot force and has moved to Los Angeles. His | place has been taken by George Nc Leard of Phoenix
 1 Miss Aileen Brown entertained the 1 Overall club Saturday afternoon. each member bringing her hand work and 1 enjoying a busy time. Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned | to meet next at the home of Bernice l Messenger.
 These little schoolgirls are banded
 together to fight the H. w of w. which signifies the Hard Work O Washing, and they are incidentally
Arizona republican., 1920-06-15
OUTLINE PLANS TO
 PROTECT INVENTORS
rRrnnoIlcan A. P. Leasea WIrel

NEW YORK. June 13-DiscIosureg concerning a large firm of patent at torneys which would bring the patent business to a still higher ethical plane" were predicted by George J. Houtain, an attorney, in speaking to- night at the annual banquet of che National Institute of Inventors
 Describing the work Of the institute in protecting it's 5000 members from being exploited by the snscrupulous. he said:
 eve have practically driven the swindling patent attorney out of busi- ness. Many 9 dollar has ben turned back to inventors through our efforts in detecting fraud"
 Levi J. Wing was reelected presi- dent Of the institute.
 Vice presidents include. E. w Fucker. San Francisco.
 Resolutions were adopted urging es- tablishment of a separate patent board Of appeals to confine itself to patent l litigation separation of the patent of- ] flee from the department Of the in- i terior, and better pay for patent office i employees.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-15
DEMPSEY TAXES WITNESS STAND
 IN OWN BEHALF

SAN FRANCISCO. June 14.-Wil- liam Harrison (Jack) Dempsey, heavy weight boxing champion of the world, took the witness stand in his own de- fense today in his trial here on charges of evading the selective draft act. Dempsey denied charges of non support and cruelty made by his for mer swife. Mrs Maxine Dempsey, in testimony given earlier in the trial.
 DempSey described himself as hay ing 6een the principal support of his family from the time he was 14 years old. He detailed experiences as a farm hands miner. carpenter and boxer. ex- periencing reverses when the boxing game, was dull and toward the end as a budding champions. Dempsey sai6 he had supported his wife until she left Him.
 Hes denied that he had broken his wife's jaw by blow while they wer, living at a hotel here as she ha' charged, because she had not earned any money for him" Dempsey sai' he never had struck his wife and tha the jaw fracture was caused by fal
 DeInpsey said his earnings in tn ring for 1917 were about s4O00. Tn next year a large part of his time Wa spenuin appearances at patriotic bene fits, out of which, <he said, beside tray elings expenses he got two wrls watches and a gold pencil
 T wanted to do the country som goodg he said, in explanation of hi boxing for nothing.
 Did any of your opponents get any thing for these matches?" he wa asked.
 NO. Once Willard was to get s30 900 in Chicago" Dempsey replied.
 Early in 1917, soon after his mar riage. Dempsey said, he left his wife San Francisco while he went to Sa Lake Ito box. He returned 10 days late 10 find her gone, discovering her hvin with her brother in an apartmel house.
 Boxing promoters then told him was worth about 90 cents" to ther because of remarks his wife had mac about his laying down to Flynn Il witness said. Soon after they wei to Seattle, he paying all the bills ; usual, Dempsey continued.
 From Seattle his wife went to Y; lSiIna to sec her mother. the puSili testified. while he got job in u shipyards on account of dullness in u hoxiner game. but she failed to retul 10 him and did not answer his letters
Arizona republican., 1920-06-15
SAL VADORE HAS
 WON SEVEN IF
 LAST Ii BOUTS

Phil salvador. boxer motion picture director and cameFaman. Will arrive Tn Phoenix this morning to put on the finishing touches for his 1G-rcund bat tie with Young France, coast light weight. before the American Legion at TaIlv's open air arena Friday night.
 Salvador has been going like cy- clone on the coast in recent months. Tn his last n fights. the worst that he has got has been draw. while seven of the engagements have been victories. Salvador has agreed to do 135 for France next Friday night. The Salvador France meeting in this city will be the fourth between this pair. honors standing even llp in the first three engagements. In hteir first meeting, France got the referees yer- dict: the second was q draw and the third resulted in a victory for Salva- dore.
 France already acclimated to Ari- zona weather and the ten round game. is confident that he will be able to beat the 1anky Californian in their meeting before the American Legion. France likes the ten-round game, be- ! lieving that he is better at the long distance than at the short on the other hand. Salvador has had 1 little experience over the 10-round route. In fact, he has not engaged in T teu-round battle since his last ap- oearance in Phoenix last Labor day.
 Fast Bout Expected Notwithstanding Phoenix fans should witness x} real engagement when the two get together Friday eve ming Both are recognized among the best 133 pounders on the coast and their claims to the distinction have fbeen won by their performance in the ring.
 France is working harder for Salva- ! dore than he has ever worked before "A fellow has got to be in good shape 10 beat Phil" France stated last eve ' ming. after he had finished a two-hour workout at the Lewis training quar- before a big crowd of fans.
 France looks fully 30 per cent better
 than he did on his first appearance in this city against Ad Wolgast iast Labor Day. In the first place. the neat does not bother him and he has got accus- i toned to the ten round distance. His bout against Wolgast was his frs ten-round fight and the result wa.
 that he proceeded cautiously.
 Young Els of Miami and Youn,
 Scott of Phoenix, welterweights, vii
 hook up in a siX-round semi fina
 event that is attracting almost as mucl
 attention from local fans as the bi; go of the evening. Both boys ar 5 well known in the two districts an l are recognized the best of their weigh : in the state.
 Two other events will also be in ]. cluded on the program. They will b 1 announced later