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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
List Prediction
Speakers for League

Dr.. Hannah Graham and Mrs John
Downing Johnson were the speakers al
the League Of Nations headquarters al
noon today.
Joseph Williams will speak this eve
ming at o'clock and Chalmer SchIosser
ut o'clock.
Monday morning at 10 o'clock, ]. ].
Pettijohn viii speak.
At noon Mrs. w. G. Smith and Mrs,
Martha Yoh Marson will speak and MISS
Hazel Fesler viii talk at o'clock.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Wilson'S Physician
Denies Relapse Word

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-Reports that
President Wilson had suffered relapse
were denied by DR.. Cary t. Grayson, the
Presidents physician, today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30

by Congress while 1t was still Demo.
cratic
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PARTY BOOKLET
SHOWS LEMCKE
BROKE PLEDGES

CONTINUED From Page one.)
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In the case of an up-to-date geography,
which just now would he asbest seller
the large outlay might be quickly offset
by sales, but In the ordinary run OF
things, 1t is a year or more before q
textbook begins to pay for ITSELF
Then, II brings in to its author and
the publisher steady returns for five
years, or possibly twenty five, according
to its lasting qualities.
That is, a first reader is apt to be pop
ular only a few years because new meth
DDS of teaching reading are constantly
being worked out.
mathematics book is more likely to
have a long and prosperous existence.
The Wentworth algebras and other
mathematical works by the same author
have been on the market for years, and
perhaps forty of them are best sellers
now.
The Wentworth books are one of the
notable successes of the textbook history.
When George A. Wentworth was a
young teacher at Exeter Academy, thirty
five years ago, he spent his nights work
ing on textbook of geometry.
He succeeded in publishing this and
Immediately started work on algebra.
In time he was so busy writing books
he gave up teaching entirely.
Later, his son, who grew to be a
mathematical scholar, assisted him, and
this son still has his hands full revis-
ing their long list of works and writing
new ones to meet the demands of chang
ing courses Of study.
When Wentworth published his first
tznnk ia un&raxxw $onofar WISH a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
TO BUCKHANNON
Bethany College Plays Wsslsyaa ma
Two Games This wSsk-1ad at
BuckAannon.

BUcKHANSON. May 19.-The big
gest series Of base ball during the en-
tire year Is booked for Friday and sat-
urday on the local field. Bethany COLI
lege comes here for the second series
between Wesleyan and the Buffalo Creek
lads. Interest is running high locAiy
inasmuch as wesleyan did we'll to vim.
one game Of the two-game series Ar
Bethany last Friday and Saturday. Ths
first game there went eleven innings
while the second went an even dozen
rounds.
Carl Miller Is we'll known to every
Wesleyan fan and many Of the present
students were here in 1917 when Miller
received his degree and played so brill
liantly on the several Wesleyan varsity
teams. Miller has made ap enviable re.
cord as coach and the M8thodists viii
do themselves quite proud II they can
succeed in winning both. or even one, OF
the two games this week. The games
are called at 4 o'clock each day and re-
cord breaking crowds are expected 70
attend.
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CRACK BAUERS
. IN FAST TILT
LOCAL UNpEFEATED TEAM WILL
CLASH WITH HOMESTEAD 0RAYS
AT TUNNEL 6RBEH SUNDAY
! visitors Come K1shly Foutsd With An
AgTrsTAaon fhat Has Cleaned
UD On The Bet

When the Homestead Grays come to
Wheeling next Sunday to play the
BauerS the fans are in store for one OF
the best baseball contests Of the season.
The colored lads have not been beaten
by a team in their class for the past
six years anH. have won five games
played thus far.
There Is no question OF the strength
OF the visitors. as they are hera lded
high in Pennsylvania, meeting the best
in semi-pro ranks. Last year this team
won rs in 80 starts in hostile territory.
That the Bauers will have their hands
full goes without saying. The team Is
preparing for the toughest tilt so far;
and will lend every effort to staye or
defeat, thus marrIng their wonderful
record Of eighteen straights from the
best clubs obtainable.
As Tunnel Green is not enclosed. the
management Is 10 be complimented on
such u first class attraction. and the
fans no doubt will pour out in huge
numbers in recognition.
With a defeat in store for the Bauers
there is no question but that record
turnout will result. A new man will be
given q chance by the locals.
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I.irsly. 8: Wheeling.

IinSly. 8: Wheeling. Z.
Tho Linsly 1nstitute-Wheeling Asn
game goes on record as the longest nine
inning game in local scholastic recoros'
II took exactly three hours and fifteen
minutes for the nine innings 10 o.
ployed, Many arguments arose, as "tt'
ed 10 the front in he fnal inning win
one run in the lead OF Wheeling ln
their game yesterday afternoon on the
Bridge Park grounds.
WheeIing High sprang the bigseS,
surprise OF the season by holding tne
Cadets so well in hand on their nome
grounds. At the completion OF 'nr
fourth inning the score stood - IN
favor OF the Old Gold and Blue lads.
But in the NTH. Three hits. two errors
and two bases on balls gave the tade'S
From then until the eighth the battle
WAS hard Tough, with Wheeling leading
bv one lone point. Hutchinson was
rushed in 10 relieve RerreShen II inc
eighth when Wheeling threatened TO
L.irsly tied the score in the eighth
nhcn Storer hit safely, stole second
took third on an out. and Wnen nome
Mott hit him with the ball in an al,
trmpt 70 put HIM out at third. the ball
hit Storer and rolled into the crowd,
Srorrr crossing the plate before Spring
could field the ball.
In the ninth Hanil was hit by a
pitched ball stole second ana scored
when Foster lost the ball on PaImer's
hit 10 right
The crowd at ending the game was
anything but manageable. Not content
ed with watching the game fromi the
sidelines. they marched onto the field
and occupied all OF left tield. and almost
AL OF the inticld.
Several arguments arose during the
game, all proving harmless except IN
the second when a Linsly player ep,,
preached the Wheeling coach and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
TUBE CLASHES
With FERRY EAGLES
sun, At LEAGUE PARK

Sunday. May card, should see good
attraction at League Park. when the
fast Tyler Tube club. of Washington.
Pa, clashes with the Ferry Eagles. A
couple OF new faces will be seen in
Tho home club lineup in Bounds and
Salisbury. two of the fastest innelders
in the valley.
Burkhnrt, who has won three out OF
four starts. Will be the pitching choice:
The balance Of the team will consist OF
McMullen. Bell. Lattermer brothers.
Higgins, Erbe. PoindcXtPr. and proba-
bly, another fast player that the Ferry
team has lines out for.
The Tyler Tube lineup Will be:
Pitchers: Irwin and Miller date OF
the Newark internationally: catchers,
culver and Kurt: first base, Carroll:
second base, Mack. OF thcsNirgInia lea
que: shortstop. Hickey, OF Pitcairn
third. Anthony; left field. r. Caust; CEN
ter field Sager; right field. York or
Coulson date Of the Brooklyn Nation
als.)
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GOT TO OLDHAM.

PHILADELPHIA. Ia. MAY la.-Fhil-
adclphia found Oldham after hcIns re-
tired in order in the first three innings.
and hattrd him from tn" box. evening
up the series with Detroit by winning
the final game. to T. DuGans bril-
lance Il, shOrtSt0p featured his return
To The lineup after ton days on III" hos
pNal list. Naylor was steady after a
wild start. Score by innings: r.. H. i.
Detroit .......3 o 0 q q o q o. q
Philadelphia ...h003g ! NJ - l
Oldham, GlaISIcr and Alien and stan
age; NaylOr and Perkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
'CLEVELANDERS
.BLANkED YANkS

NEW YORK, May 19-Cleveland
broke even on it's four game series with
New York winning the fourth game OF
the series here today by score of I'VE
tu nothing. CoVelcskie who NHas defeat
I'D in the opening game of the series last
Saturday came back strong today and
scored an Impressive Victory. He was
especially effective in the punches, turn
ing the Yankees back three times after
they runners on third and second bases.
catch by Bodic on Grancy and stop
by Gardner on Lewis featured. Score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20

Two base hits--Spcak"r, Chapman.
Hannah.
Three base hit--ON"ill. Johnston.
Stolen bHsc--Pratt, Gardner.
Sacrifice PeckinpauGh, Chapman.
Speaker.
Double plays-Wambsganns Chapman
and Johnston.
Left on bases-New York S: Clcve-
land s.
Base on balls--OT MogrIdge !: of
Coveleskie !.
Struck out-By Mogridgc .; By Co
rclskic 8.
Passed ball-O'Neil.
Umpires-Dweus and Chill.
rrimR of pnrAn--n .mM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
WHEELING WILL PLAY
WARWOOD HIGH TODAY
Game IN scheduled % be Played on
the warwood Grounds and VIII
bo Called at 4 O'CLOCK

This afternoon Wheeling High and
warwood High baseball teams will
clash on the Warwood Athletic field at
four o'clock. The game Will wlnd-up
the inter-class field meet carded for
Warwood High today.
Coach kimmel will probably use
Snring on the mound, with Eidemiller
at his usual place behind the bat. d.
Kemp will likely do the pitching Tor
Warwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
CICoTTE HARD HT,

BOSTON. May 19.-EXcellcnt support
for CIcutte held Boston 10 II , to vic
tory over Chicago in the last game Of
the series to-day. although The winner =
made fourteen hits for Il total o. J?
bases. Felsch's home run over the high
est part or the left field fence is his
second here in Two days. tied the score
ut .. in the seventh. B0ston's half Men
osky triplcd Ia right. J. Collins. falling
lust before he seemed about 10 make
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
EASY PoR CARDS.

ST. LOUIS. May 1s.-St; Louis M.
today to > The locals S sT,S ca i fiTc
hits with two bases in the Urn nj d0T ha a scs
ms Hornsby TRIPPING with inc oascs
wi Miller went through the game
Without a chance. Score by tIningTi =
Philadelphia ...oNoOo0d
Camsay and Withcrow; Doak and pll-
hoh
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ouns srAu0HTERED.

CHICAGO. May ls.--New York hsd :
field day at bs, to-, t%,a% tGHnb Ss"S and won
rom Chicago. II to ,. Four bases on
Lii liz and four costly errors by ChicaE"
siso helped in the scoring by the Nlsl-
tors, who by their victory, maze II Two
straight from the Cubs. a.
,"hicapo was unable to do much 10
Rarnes in the p,nches. Paskcrts home
rmn fo,Iowing Honochcrs double gave
the locals their only runs. score nE
innings:
New York ....0l o 0S0l III Il
Chicago 20 ~ D. 49,
Barnes and Smith. Bailey, Garter Mar
tin and DAILY, killefcr.
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|NSLy FOUND It DIFFICULT
To BEAT. ". |. s. BY 81 SCORE
ruprr HouRs AND FrFTEEN MINUTES NEEDED Fol
CADETS TO DEFEAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEEE
COMMON THRoUGHoUT-WHEEIING PLAYED CAOElS
OFF THEIR FEET IN EARLY INNINGS.

threatened bodily harm. but he was
found spra~ling on the ground oefore
he could carry out his purpose.
Howard and YounS pulled sensational
one hand catches during the game.
Tbs former also put ~ a great game at
the bat.
Score by innings: .
Linsly ............... lVA ofV 'il-e
SUMMARY:
Two base hits-Brinkman Haml:
Passed balls-Storer. Mott: Struck out
BY Paur. 5: Bcrreshen, 8: Hutchinson
I: Earned Runs-Wheehng. 3; LlnsIy'
.. I:mpire-Connor and Plummer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
CLOSE ONE FOR
PIRATE BUNCH

PITTSBURGH. May 19.-PittshurEh
was victorious over the Boston BraE"S
md McSuiuan pitching good ball, Bns-
ton scored in the first inning on singles
by Pick and Mann and toopers WHO
throw to first The locals tied the score
In the last half Of the first on nus 10y
Bigbee and Carey. Bigbccs three pas
cor and Southworth's single scored tho
ether run in the third inning. Score,
Bostou. NB. r. ii. Pc. y. r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Chattanooga !: Nashville .; hrst
game.
Nashville 2; Chattanooga 1; second
game innings by agreement -
Atlanta S: Birmingham 0; first CANA
Atlanta 1: Birmingham 8: sec9D&
game-S innings by agreement. !!
Memphis 4; Mobile 10. .j
Little Rock 2: New Orleans L 's94
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City. s: Toronto. ?.
Syracuse. 4; Akron, 5.
Baltimore, o: Rochester, ). (Calleo on
account Of rain-tlfth inning.)
Reading, 2; Buffalo. !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20

the catch. Menosky scored on Hendricks
single through the box. Score: X. II. +.
Chicago ........lO0OO0 O. 0
| Boston .......l 600 o X II
CIcotte and Schalk; Harper and
Schang.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20

Two base hit--Grimm. Three base
hit-Bigbee. Stolen bases - Whi onM
e% Double plays-Caton, Cutshaw and
basesMBoston, 5: Pittsburgh. s. Base
on balls-On McQuillan. ;; ON cooper.
>. Struck out-7By MOI McCut and EmsIi IL,
cooper, .. Umpircs-klem ana G""s'ie'
Time VI game--l:33.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
ACCEPT CHALLENGE

The La Belle baseball team of the
Industrial League accept the challenge
Of the Lorain Coal and Dock nine for a
game next Sunday on the Lorain
grounds. The manager is requested to
call Wheeling 943 and ask for Edge or
MUIR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YsgtordAy's Games.

Pittsburgh. 9; Boston. !.
ST. Louis. 6; Philadelphia. 2.
New York. II; Chicago. :.
yn-Cincinnati; rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeHtsrday's Games.
The Standing.

Boston. g: Chicago, :.
Cleveland S; New York. n.
Philadelphia, :: Detroit. 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
To-day'B Games.

Detroit AT Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington.
ST. Louis at New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
The Standing.
To-daI'R 0Ame 81.

Boston at PWtShurRh.
Philadelphia at St Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York at Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20

.Ratted for O'Nnel in Sth
+Caton out, hit by batted BALL
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
VALUABLE BOOKS
ADDED LIBRARY
Interesting List of Works
Available to Literary
Patrons.

Scvcnty-five adult and Juvenile
Volumes wot" placed on IN" shelves
" the public library during tho past
month This number lH about equal.
J., divided b,twccu books ~ refer
'ucc. fiction and uou-iiction. The
ust Is as follows:
Adult.
Reference. Rous. ;. Ii. Nictrola
Book of the opera. Irvine. r T.,
low TO Pronounce the Names in
Shakespcirc, Chisholm, q. O.,
Handbook of Commercial Geoera-
poy: Marquis a. y, (cdD. Who y
Nho in America. l920-2l.
Non-tlctiun Slosson. T.. H., Crea-
i've Chemistry, lonsohel. Sir
George, Musings and Memories of
q Musician; Elson. l.. c., Curiosi
{ cs ~ Music. saint Sacns, Camille,
Musical Memories. Krehbiel. ". H..
More Chapters OF opera. Lehman.
Lille, How to sing; Brewer, Har-
riette. Piano Martery. Henderson,
Archibald, Changing drama, Chand
Ter. T.. w, Aspects OF Modern
Drama; bc~isohn. Ludwig. Modern
Drane; Guest, r.. a., Hoap o. Biv-
Ing; Quest, just folks; Van Dyke.
Henry. and others, Book OF Prince
ton, Verse 2 Beach. J. w, Method
II Henry James: Morley, G. D.,
Mince Pie. sherman. 3. T., ON Con-
temporary Literature: Syngc, j. NJ
Playboy OF the Western World
Syngc, j, NJ, In the shadow OF the
Glen; Matthews, Brander and Thon-
dixie, a. Heads. Shakcspearian stu
dies; Lee, Sir sidney. Shakespeare
and the Modern Stage; Poast. +. NJ.
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BOUNDARY CASE
IS UP MONDAY
Supreme Court Will Try
to Locate the Real
Line in Dispute.
GOES BACK 100 YEARS
Receivers Job l. TO Take Care
of Riparian Rights of
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Many Children Make MnOlUn
Their Wants to Santa Claus

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Il and a littlc sister. H. Ny father
has been dead for seven years. n
udy told mo 30 write the empty
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mama. We'll good bye dear oil
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Dear Santa claus Please do not
forget az
HAMILTON. EDGAR and RAMSEY
DE MECLES.
Dear Santa. Please brng me q
phonograph, q tram and TOY steam
engine.
PAUL WILLIAMSON
Dear Santa. wBnt n little car
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rI,usr bring sister % cedar Chcgt and
brother sot NJ tools. Jimmie
wants q sct Of hIocks. a little gun.
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JOE vICKERs,
Slick. oklahoma, Nov. 81. 1920.
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slccp. a don hugi'y and bed Also
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Cooperative Plan.

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Bower. - NJ, Quirt; Garfield. u. r.,
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OF Gold; DeIapd Mrs. NJ. w, old
Chester Tales; Dell, E NJ, Total
Wave and other Stories: Dickens,
Charles. Christmas Stories; Dickens.
Charles, Sketches by Boz; Fitzgcr-
aid. f. s., This Side of Paradise;
Grey. Zane, Last OF the Plainsmcn.
Gr-N Xnnn. Last Trail. Grey. Zane
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spirit of the Border, Kitchens. Rob
crt. Snake-bite and other stories.
Johnston. william Mystery of the
Ritsmore; Miller. a. D.. Happiest
Time of Their lives; Page. T. N,
Red Rock; Pelley. w. D.. Greater
Glory; Phillpotts. Eden -Miser's
Money; Post, NJ. D., Sleuth OF st.
James Square. Sinclair, May. Mary
Oliver; Singmaster. Elsie. Basil Ev-
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erman; Sterrett. +. r.. Napo, -
to Town; Thurstou. h.. q a.. = G9u
Beautiful Nonscnsc: WAY @.
Margaret Boardwalk, Wrl,,r'leehsi
n. 4 a. NJ, Second t.atclEey ''"' g..
Juvenile.
fiction, Raldv-p
story OF Siegfield; Lang, Ana .Sdnes
Cinderella; Lang. AndN.w o1eWet
Wilmington and p!hsr ~ Dic
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locking chair. | should Ike a little
piano, too.
LOUISE ELBEN STUBLEV.
Dear Santa Claus. I would llkc
TO have Il bicycle. VIII won plcase
bllng mo one would also Ike
a book satChcl VIII bo very happy
II you can bring me thoec things.
Your little friend.
GEORGE CONSrANTTN.
i3IE south Dwasso.
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indian Games. Facts, and Games
for Campfire GIFTS; O'Hrien. Fred
crick, White shadows In the South
Seas. Barrie, Sir j. NJ, Margaret
Osiivy. Hadden. J. G., Master Mu-
s.citus, Tbcl, otto, comp, Women
Composers.
Fiction.
Adams. S. H., Wanted a husband,
Blasro. l. ", Blood and sand:
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Rev G W, Kerr. pastor Of the
First PRESBYTERIAN church, VII,
speak at the sunday forum this al
tcruuon M o'clock, HIS suhJc,
VIII he Tho Deity of Christ" There
Will be some special music. Thr
public is cordially invited.
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Dear Santa Claus: will write
YOU letter asking YOU not 10 forget
ne, do not know whether | will
get anything or not ! didn't get
any presents last Christmas | am