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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
NEW SAVINGS DRIVE
STARTS IN JANUARY
Thrift, Savings and War Savings
Stamps and Savings Certificates.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The treas
ury department Is distributing circulars
announcing that in January post offices
ard other national agencies, including
banks and trust companies, will begin the
sale of four classes OF treasury savings Sc
cuIIties. These embrace thrift stamps at
IS cents each; savings stamps at 81 each;
war savings stamps at IS each, and saw
Ings certificates III denominations of $50,
500 and $1,000. Secretary Houston of
the Treasury thus explains the character
of these securities:
THE 1921 securities consist of the
twenty-five cent thrift stamp which bears
40 interest and is used to evidence pay
Iuents on account of war savings stamps
and certificates; the 81 treasury savings
stamp which bears no interest and is
used to evidence payments on account OF
war savings stamps and treasury savings
certificates; the IS war saving stamp and
the registered treasury savings certificates
in denominations of $25, 800 and $1,000
maturity value) As in previous years,
the issue price of the war savings stamp
is SAP in January, and increases ] cent
a month to 1923 in December. The issue
price of the S25 certificates is S2U60 III
January, and increases at the rate OF D
cents a month to 81 10 IN December, ana
the issue price of the 500 certificate is
$50. 40 in January, and increases at the
rate of 20 cents month TO SS4.6O IN De
Cember The $1,000 certificate will be
sold for 1924 in January, and the price
increases at the rate Of 50 a month to
$s46 in December.
''As in 1920, war savings certificates Of
the 1927 series bearing the necessary com
plement Of war savings stamps may. be
exchanged for registered treasury savings
certificates, series of 1921, in the SO, 800
and $1,000 denominations. Provision Is
also made for the exchange during III
Of war savings certificates of the 1918,
1919, and 1920 series for treasury savings
certificates Of the same series at federal
reserve banks and the treasury depart
ment, exchanges of registered certificates
to be made through the post office OF reg
istratiOu. 90
The new treasury savings securities
offered for 1927 supply a ST unit Tor saw
ING and a registered government security
in the sos denomination which can be
conveniently &C. purchased through the accn-
mutation of the 81 treasury savings
stamps"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
PHYSICIAN KILLS A MAN.
Called to Attend Victim of North Caro-
lima ARRAY, He Shoots Another.

ASHEVILLE, n. C. Dec. 29.-Called
to attend a victim of a shooting affair i'll
Madison county, near here yesterday, DR..
c. V. Burnett shot and killed a second
man.
In the first shooting Joe Carter was
killed by his son-in-law, Banner Hensley,
after a dispute over a land sale. When
stander, is said to have threatened him
with a pistol, but the physician was the
quicker on the trigger.
Neither Hensley nor DR.. Burnett has
been arrested hut the doctor said he would
surrender. All are widely known in the
mountain territory where the shootings
occurred.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
ARE DYNAMITING POND.
New Bedford Police Searching for Body
of James Collins. Jr.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. 29-Be
lief that the gun. cartridge belt and nit
tens of James Collins ir., who disappeared
while on a hunting trip were placed at
the tin of Turner's pond, where they were
found yesterday as a plant" to furnish
a theory of accidental death was ex-
pressed today by the police. The ice on
the pond was dynamited this morning
and the bottom dragged. No trace of
the lads body was found The butt of
gun was badly sDlintered and damaged
as if it had been through a terrific strug
gle. All available police are working on
the case
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
DRY PASTOR PUNISHED.
Ordered to Pay $500 Damages for Search
ing Yacht for Liquor.

TORONTO, Dec. Exchanges of
$500 were awarded yesterday to O. f.
Fleming, a Windsor lawyer, against Rev.
J. o. L. SprackHn, who as a liquor law
enforcement officer searched a yacht
owned by the plaintiff last September
1t was held by the court that the search
was conducted illegally, as the yacht was
not vehicle nor the waterway a highway
in the sense of the law
The clergyman sprang into prominence
last November when he was charged with
killing Beverley Trumble, a hotel proprie-
tor, in n liquor raid near Windsor. He
was absOlved of blame by a coroner
Jury
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
GUN COTTON PLANT BURNS.
No Explosion But Estimated Damage of
$4,000 Is Done.

CONCORD. Mass, Dec 20. - The
gun cotton plant of the American
Smokeless Powder Co. was destroyed by
fire early TODAY The flames ran through
the combustible without explosion. but
threatened serious spread until the
MAYNARD and Concord fire departments
Joined forces to stop it. The cause of
the fire was not determined. The loss
was estimated at $4,000.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
CAR SHOPS TO REOPEN.
About so Per Cent of Hands Will Re
turn to Work Monday.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Dec %
The Boston & Albany railroad car re
pair shops in West Springfield, which
were closed indefinitely Monday, throw
ing about 100 men out of work. will be
re-Opened next Monday, according to
authentic information received here to-
day. Eighty per cent of the employees
will be taken back. The reason for the
change of policy is not announced.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
LAWRENCE RADICALS BOLT.
Leave Textile Workers of America to
Start Zone Big Union"

LAWRENCE, Mass. Dec %. - A
split occurred in the ranks of the local
union of the Amalgamated Textile
Workers of America at a meeting last
night, and faction headed by Ben Lee
gere. former secretary. announced its in
tention of joining the 'one big union
The other faction. headed by Joseph
SalernO, who was elected secretary last
Sunday night, reiterated it's determine
ton to retain membership in the Anal
gamated.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
DEATHS.

In New York city. Dec. %. Freder-
lex I. Simpson, about 81, formerly of
Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
BURGLAR Is SENTENCED.
Gc9rge Goyette Must Serve Three t.
-Four Years in Prison.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Dee. 2S.-
George Goyette of LonEmeadow who,
after his arrest Dee. II confessed to a
series Of burglaries in that town that
yielded mostly jewelry. silver and
clothing to the value of $4,000, was
sentenced to state prison for three to
four years in superior court here today.
The police are still looking for a con-
federate, who Goyette said participated
in the break.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
NO TRACE OF BALLOON.
Canadian Mounted Police Are Searching
Lake Districts.

COBALT, Ont, Dec 29-The Cana
dian mounted police have thus far failed
to find trace OF the American naval bal
loon missing from the Rockaway naval
air station for more than two weeks. 4
message received today from the lake dis
trict where the big bag was believed to
have drifted stated the search was still
being continued.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29

The proof of the budding used to be i'm
the eating thereof. Now it is in the raisin
thereof.-Cynthiana GKy.) Democrat.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
REFUSES s15o,OOO OFFER.
President Wilson Says He Can't Write
Article Worth It.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-President
Wilson has refused an offer of 100000
from a syndicate to write AN article of
his own selection on the ground that no
article was worth such an amount, it
was learned today at the White House.
Details of the offer. which was one Of
many he has received lately, were not
made public.
Europe has fourteen reignino soyereipns.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29

Europe has fourteen reignine sovereigns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Rifle Grenade Breaks
Worlds Pacing Record

Columbus. O.. July 2S.-OnN worlds
record WAS reduced here this after
noon when Rifle Grenade. IN" champion
thrrc-ycar old pacing GeldinI. WHO
winning the American Association Irn'-
ting Horse breeders purse Of $500 Tor
hrcc-vrar-oidS. paced the second heat
m 2.nIS, lowering his own worlds rec
ord n second and a half He was pr"-
hthitivc faNorttu and barred In the bet
tlng
Tho program Was made up entirely or
racing events. IN" biggest feRtur" be
ing the {. r. punklc, EOS pace. purS"
$4,000. There were but four starters
and symbol $. Forrest won after drop
ping the middle heat To Edna FAIRY
The anal heat was n sizzling one, tn
victory Of symbol $. Forrest being nnr-
chased right at tho wire. calgary Earr
led 10 the half IN this final heat IL
l:nll but he tired badly coming homo
and finished fourth. symbol ). Forr"St
as the original ravoritc selling Tor FlVo
10 500 for tn" ncld.
Thu c:07 pace was won by Ethel
Chimes after she dropped the hrst acas
10 Drift Patch. This gave Murphy wv"
victories for the day. 9,
The final race, the 2:l2 nae" IA"
prosscr as auction favoritC. He was in
n Sutu in the GrSt heat with Joe Mcay
and both horses were placed on accoun.
OF the unavoidable accident. MT. Gears
hchiud prusscr went down when joe
Mckay trRInpcd into his Sulky wh"S!
hut nc was uminjurcd. IroSser ola n"t
do SO well and failed 10 go on ana win
for his hackers. Senator w Ilkcs won
tho race after losing the trSt neat 20
baron Russell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
IRON REVIEW

Now York. y. Y. July 2S.-The Iron
Age. in its weekly summary OF the iron
and steel trades. will say tomorrow: -,
barring unexpected relief. the ran
road situation in the Pittsburgh Dis
trict will soon force steel WORKS tnefc
10 further curtailmrnt OF production. Al
chicago also the weeks developments
have been unfavorable.. The strikes nj
Illinois coal mines bringing on new
f,cI crisis. Five additional blast fur.
rlcns were banked there. so that the
steel corporation has only IA furnaces
in blast out OF 20 in the Chicago dis
trict.
PITT sburgh and Youngstown steel pro-
duccrs have gone to Washington Tor re,
lief holding that the threatened coai
famine in the northwest and the grain
movement In the west are dlveftlhg an
excessive number of cars. This weeks
order. effective August 2. to send more
coal 10 New England. Will shorten the
coal supply for Eastern Pennsylvania
and other works.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad empatSo
M Pittsburgh on east and west snip
mcnts has made no impression thus
far on the blockade there. The Donora
steel works arc now added 10 the list
Of ulants Wiling scm-tnishcd steel. IN,
dicatinr TINT accumulation OF finished
steel has most reached the limit.
G"narally speaking. new inquiry Tor
finished products has fallen on, rams
and track supplies. cold rolled steel
wire and pipe being exceptions.
There are conflicting reports from
the automobile industry, but the trend
is Indicated by the smaller operations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Chairman White Takes
Hold at Headquarters
To Confer With MCAdO0

New York, July 2s.-Georgo White
of Marietta. Ohio. newly appointed
chairman Of the Democratic national
committee, arrived here today and TOOK
charge Of the new national campaign
headquarters in this city. After con
ference tonight with william iloos
McAdoo he will leave for Washington.
tho convention night" said Mr., White:
"Hc has promised TO take off his coat
for Governor Cox. and We are gong u
talk over the situation. ~,
Mr. Whites conference with Mr.; Nc
Ajoo was scheduled to be held in Hunt
,,gdCn whore the summer home OF the
former secretary OF the treasury ~
located Mr.. White planned to go there
directly after dining with stuart a.
G ihboney, a personal friends OF Mr.. Nc
Tho Democratic national chairman
told reporters at his Supplemental
hcadouarters" In local hotel that INC
Republican campaign slogan or WE'VE
words. yet to he announced. WAS h'n'
words too long. , ,ha,
,yuI boat anything they have, he adaeh.
smiling. Il can t tell you what II Is
vet, but It is n beauty"
W. will conccde nothing to the Re
urhlicans. Governor Cox has progrcs-
stye policies that make ,no ground"
Homer S. Cummings, retiring chair,
man wns among those who cohicrFeo
With Mr.. White today. The cha ;I, =,
announced the rcappointment OF w ~
iImlIistcr Of jefferson city. NO. as en-
rcntive secretary Of the national COM
mittec, and Of W. J. Cochrans. as d.
Mr. White will probably. visit Coy.
COX before returning here from WASH
!ngton Saturday. or Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Of manufactures OF ausles. springs and

OF manufactures OF ausles, springs and
other parts.
The very high prices commanded by
furnace coke are an important influence
In pushing up pig iron, although SONS
conservative furnace oporations are
trying to check advances. The laIgest
sales reported in the past week were
in the Chicago district. where one local
meter bought $500 tons OF southern,
foundry iron. of which $500 tons IL for
delivery f59m august through Sa;Hr ting ,t arss
birmingham. This price, which has pre-
vailed in the south for about three e
OF 1921. In the north. however. and Also
in Virginia. there is tendency 10 40
vance prices Sl.00 ton for delivery
after Jan. |. Cleveland furnaces are ap-
parently an exception. and salct OF over
I 900 tons have been made in that city
for next year at $500 furnace; At chi.
grades have been advanced 800 and
on mal!cable ;l;so. A gale Of Be ee M
ley, and advance Of $1,000. but Iron can
still be had at $4,000. There Is DECIDED
scarcity Of foundry grades FOR imme-
date delivery in the east.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Old Playground Teams
Hand WaIIOping 10 New
Hubbsrds. Clarks. and Sixteenth street
Teams Defeat New Entries IN
Inter City Series

The Junior baseball teams represent
!ng tho three old Fairgrounds In Wheel
inc vnllopcd the three new Fairgrounds
Yesterday afternoon in the interplay
ground SORES. At Warwood the Hub
La,ds won Il l. TO 2 game featured by
hats over the fence by H2lmbrlght and
BREEDING mr thu Hubhards. The WI
sons lost y 10 10 game to the SIN
,,"nth street team at North Wheeling
Will, the CLARK field saw the Clarks
walk over the Island % to ?. From tho
present indications. the Hubhards. the
rNarks and the sixteenth streets Will
MAXI tho strongest bid for the cham
rtonsl,tu The IIuhbards defeated the
tlRrks early in the season but next
Wednesday III" Clarks will meet the
Huhhurds al the Forty-stxth street field
III what may 10 Il deciding game Of the
series TIL" interest in Junior league
baseball Is keen on all grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
LEG|ONAIRES-
IN SECOND CONTEST
McConkeys Will Play Moundsvtlle AM
c,ican Legion on Latter's Grounds

The McConkcys Will again invade
Moumdsvinr territory Saturday when
,h,.v ,.Iy.,h with the MounlSVil!c Amer
F,,n 1,u,,,u nine in the second game OF
., ,hr,.. game. SERVES. In IN" first contest
On thu EIftE street hall park. tn" locals
roscJ the dictionaries out in twelve
!rninc hattl" by II s"ur" Of Il. IN"
game was one nf tn" best Witnessed at
A.uundSvIllc this season.
I,vIs viii probably start tn" gamo
for the MarkS, Although Manager Mo
COMEDY may send Honeckcr 10 the
mound. holding tn" lanky twiTler IN re-
serve for TIA" Rau"rS. Ray Will II"
doubt l." on the rubber for inc Legion
nine and Higgins ON the receiving end.
The game will be called at three o'clock
sharp e. E-sAaAHS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
FERRY EAGLES MEET
LA GRANGE SUNDAY
rerrIaas VIII start elimination PROCESS
For valley Championship
ContenderS

Forty baseball fans will have the op-
nortuni,y To witness several home boys
in action on III" League Park grounds
whom tho Ea giles lin" UP against IN"
IaGrangr nine, ~ brilliant There
have been So many title claims for the
pas, few weeks that the Eagles have
decided TO give them all chance 10 get
at the Eaucrs.
Tho Pertains express confidence In
the next game with The Ruucrs and eX-
poet 10 turn the tables on the Wheeling
h1ys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
BAGBY HOLDS
RED SOX FOR
Sd SHUTOUT

Clere,and. o. July "s.--Cleveland de-
feated Ros,on easily to-day. 70 u.
Raghy was In splendid form and wa =
brilliantly supported, particularly by
Jameson. Gardner and chapman. Only
two Rcd SoN reached second. II was
BaGhy'S twenty-f:rst victory OF IN" sea
son. Tho Indians hit Harper hard IN
thu first inning and drove him from
IN" box IN the fourth. karr was hi
even harder in N" seventh inning WHOM
Cleveland punched three singles an
TWO lOuhlrS Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
WASHINGTON BEATEN

Detroit, July 9S-Hittlng SchaCht
hard ard timely. Detroit won the first
Of a series cf hve games from Wash
ington TO I.
Except IN the eighth, when the visit
tors punched two hits and a sacrifice
fy and were aided by an error. Ehmke
never Was troubled. although h" yielded
ten hits. Two games will be played
tomorrow. Score by innings; R. y. T.;
Washington ........ Irl 900 n3n---4 10 !
Detroit ...........o00 IT, cOx--5 II l
BatIeries--SchRcht. Ac"s'a and Char
rity: F.hmke and Stanage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Find Out what Causes Your sui1efhn'
and Go After It.

what Is Rheumatism Is 9nc ,srniv
that has not yet been "nSwerro stsFnrcrt
Crinlnns n; 10 It's exact cause, out lltI'e
doubt that It's pains are real.
The medical profession is practictiay
agreed upon one point No"eNe'' "n0 W.
is thar rheumatism is more thAn
srrJcs Nr local pains. ard that IN" req,
cause OF the disease IL decp-seated. ana
cannot possibly b" reached by relncdlcS
applied TO the surface.
Some forms OF this disease nave ptE,,
fcund 70 come from tiny germs In the
blood, which set up their colony in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
TOURING CAR AND
TRUCK COLLIDE

Yesterday shortly after noon tour
Ing car driven by Mrs. jean Howell.
Collided with an Ice truck owned by J.
L. Schuc on Market street above Four
tccnth street The fender on the tour
INK car was badly DANA ged. and tho
steering gear on tn" truck Was broke.
street cars on the Wheeling Traction
line were compelled to back down Mar
Lct street ana up Main street for 4
period Of about twenty minutes. wht!o
several men occupied their tim" by
picking up the many cakes Of scattered
ire from the street. and getting thf
trmrk out Of the car Tn CkS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
MANY BOUTS FOR HAHN

August will provo n busy month for
Bernie Hahn. Wheclius's fast little ban
Hahn Is scheduled tn meet
sammy Morris. the pride of Atlanta.
q, Atlantu. Ca. tonight. He will tockl &c
Phil O'Dowd at an open air show IN
Columbus. O.. ON August Q. md joey
Thomas CnnatlH's bantam champion ut
Eric Pa. on August 'l6.
The local hoy ~ also signed to meet
Roy Moore, tho st Paul Harm" az
layton. O.. during neat month. tn"
date not yet set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
RIANKEn THE YANKs

81 Louis. Mo. July 9S.--Gerher's
double and Sisters single IN the third
gave St Louis 4 one to nothing vie
tory over New York today ShoCkcr
hlanked the visitors with FIVE scat
tered hits.
New Works best chanc" camc IN tho
sixth when rippS single. an error ny
Sisler on Pratt's 6rounder and pass
to Ruth filled tn" bases with none out
Meusel Aied 10 Smith. PIpp was dou-
blcA az the plate, and after Nodie was
passed, Ward struck out. Score ny In
ningS: K. II. T..
ST. Louis ........ COL 600 O0x---l !
Batteries-Shawkcy and Ruei: Shock
or and SEVERED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
EDawoop VS.. STRAUSS

Tho fast-going Edgwood A. C.,,s VIII
cross bats with the Straubs OF Elm
Grove sunday afternoon al $50 n. m.
on the Fulton grounds. Tn" StrauhS
defeated thC Elm Gruv" hoys during ~
carly part Of m" season. and tho Edg-
wood boys arc gong 10 try 10 even ur
tho series with them. Tn" following
EdSwood players ar" requested I" re-
port for practice Friday ev"n'nS Al
6 40 H. H., on the Chantal Court grounds
Dunlavr. chapman. La Flamm Mosscer'
Jung, DclbruEEe Abrams. Quinn, Burke.
Auth and Harding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
COMPLETE M'COLLOCH
RESURFACING TODAY

Work on the McCoiloch street con-
tract with the city Of WncellnG IS OK
peCted 10 be completed by the Federal
ASPHALT @. to-day. THO work OF pour
inC aLhalt started on Monday morn
ing. and less than 100 yards remains Z"
I've laid as ihr men ar" now working in
III. vicinity of Thir,."th street. TIL"
asphalt people expect 10 start pouring
asphalt on tho Twrnty-n!nih street
contract from McCoiloch 10 Chapline
streets on Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Ninth Inning Rallies
Fall Short in Both

Philadelphia. "a. July 2S.-N!nth IN,
ming rallies by the losing team t"aiureo
both games OF todays doubl" heacrr;
Pittsburgh winning the first to , ana
Philadelphia the second TO y l'a''.H
rescued causcy in inc hn'h 'hh,nE
,bc second game after three singles,
rawlings error and HNuthwortn's
double with the hase> hlich had scored
three runs.
Cooper held the locals h,teSS for SIX
innings oc the first game In inc hl''h
raulette's single. Rawlings home run
md doubles by StCnEel and Williams
counted three runs. Score:
First game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
RALPH BOYD WILL
GIVE EXHIBITION
Ohio champion VIII Mect O. r. Johns
ton, Champion OF Moundsvtue,
ut Rutter's Pool Room.

Pocket billiard enthusiasts Will get
another chance 10 witness the perform
ances of Ralph Boyd. Ohio champion.
this evening when he plays G. r. Johns
ton. champion pocket hNliardiSt ~
Moundsville. Eoyd has aE-e'"d to make
two hundred balls to the Mound C!tys
champions one hundred and 1rty. Any
one defeating Boyd in this way will re-
cetve $500.
At both Of Boyd'S recent exhibitions
at Ruttcr's hr has drawn large crowds
and a record breaking house Is SXpcCt" I'd
at the popular Market street room this
evening. TIL" match Will start at 8
o'clock sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
rouHrxEN 1NN1No STRUGGLE

New York. July 2S--Nsw York won
a fourteen inning game from 81. Louis
Iodsv 20 5. The winning run was
scorsd bv Burns who singled. went 10
second on Bancrort's sacrifice and com
pIeted the circuit on Youngs hit To CEN
ie- Tho Cardinals drove Douglas from
ms In the Giants half OF tho latter
inninx Burns and Cancrott were PASSED
and scored on FrIsch's triple. KelYs
single sent Frisch over with the tying
run Toney pitched only haIt the .aSe
80 4 II. +.
:, louis 100 900 l3o 900 sO--5 u .
Ecw Y. 100 100 O3O 900 ol-6 Is |
Batteries-Schupp. Goodwin. Sherdel
and Clemens. Douglas. Benton and SnS-
der
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
FAST GAMES FOR
INDUSTRIAL TEAMS
YorSville Tin Meets wheeling Steea
Tube Department at Home Saturday

Among the most important contests
on the Industrial league sch"dGl" A9r
next Saturday is IN" fCrkN'Ic- M" -
6. I ramC or the formers grounds. the
0vcr-Ihc-riyer lads arc AT tn" rr"Scn,
time Trading tho league and look ike
real Ncnnant winners.
other games in tn" league 10: SHtur-
day are as follows:
iAughlin at Hazcl-Atlas.
laBclle Tin at Whitak"r-Gl"SsncT.
IaBcIlt Iron at Wheeling Mold.