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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-18
ALBATROSS is
BEING RUSHED
Work on the Big Car Ferry is Being
Completed az Fast as Possible
TO Get Out Before the
River Freezes

WORK Of adding fifty seven feet 10
the huge car ferry AIbatross Is being
rushed As much az possible to get
the boat into southern waters before
the river freezes here
. Some OF the plates have besn
riveted into place in the hall and the
operation Is being speeded up as
much az posgfbIe
The boat is being given q Sand
blast bath and new coat Of paint
while IN the docks here. 100.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-18
No SEGREGATION.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. !
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S-No an.
nouncement as TO segregation Of the
Southern Pacific company's oil prop
critics was made at the close OF the
Southern Pacific executive committee
meeting today. Any announcement
which may be made probably will
come from o meeting of the directors.
it was stated
The directors referred the question
of separating the oil properties to the
executive committee so that the de-
tails OF a plan might sc worked out.
Certain details were considered at to-
days meeting.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-18

Motor vehicle owners in the United
States contribute SIS year for
every mile Of road improved or IN
improved
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-18
New Low Levels.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. 1
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 18.-Hog
prices today broke TO new low levels
since December, 1915. Prices rcnged
from s1125 to 1910, Is cents lower.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-18

II used TO take lot OF courage to
get married, but now IT not only takes
lots OF courage but lots Uf cash.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-18
MOVING PICTURES.
Colonial.

: CGtCNrH.
/ The plot OF ~yirtuous Men the
I big screen meledrama at the Colonial
theater tonight. possesses fnnumer
I able dramatic situations Bob Stokes,
! portrayed by e K Lincoln, star OF
/ the production, personally directed
/ by Ralph Ince. IS a ~ids-awske. red
I blooded American who fights his
way to tho top through sheer cur
age. He finds himself confronted
With Ennunerabls obstacles and earns
the enmfty Of band Of conspirators.
They participate in fight in which
several hundred men engage. Single
handed, Stokes Is forced to face the
enraged mob. In q tenselY dramatic
scene he proves his courage This Ia
but one OF many similar melo-
dramatic moments which abound
throughout the course Of @vtrtuous
Men" q special S-L picture. The pa.
irons OF the Colonial theater are
Promised a real evenings entertain.
raeat
The production which helped great.
~ to achieve for Charlie Chaplin the
fame he noE enjoys has been booked
for an engagement At the Colonial
theatsr. This n The Champion"
the celebrated fnnmaker ia at his best
and funniest
Hippodrome.
4 suecsssfom Of haiT-7sisfng stunts,
declared TO be beyond belief until
seen with your own eyes, feature
Terror Island" the Paramount Art
craft screen meIodrana starring
HoHdini. which Will be shown at the
Hippodrone theatre for two days
today The exploits o.
the famous self-iiberator before the
camera are said to be even more
befy7irg than those which be demon
stTated On the vaudeville stage.
A well developed story has been
written around HoudinFs feats By
Arthur p. Reeve and John w. Grey.
II presents Houdfni as the inventor
Of q gscret submarine device with
which he hopes TO salyage the car
goes OF wrecked ships.
Lila Lee Is the leading woman, and
the picture was directed by James
Cruze.
Also Pathe News
Grand
Theatregoers win have an oppor.
tunity to see Charles Ray in the
screen version OF Sol Smith Rus
sells stage auccegs, Peaceful Val
ley" at the Grand theatre, beginning
tomorrow In this vehicle Mr.. Ray
TO the role which has made |
him one OF the screens greatest fav-
orites-that Of a rube. The story
was adapted 10 the screen by Isabel
Johnston from Edward z. Kidder's
stare play, which Is
with 5,ZG7 footIightg per
and which ranks as one
IF the most popular spoken comedy |
1-anoag ever produced. /;
One critic has described Charlie !,
Rays smile AZ being "gbost-iiks and .
get daIfghtful" It's pretty difficult
10 reconcile the two extremes, but II /
must be admitted there ia sorethtng .
IN the brand OF smile he
hands out in Peaceful Valley the !
attraction at the Grand theatre for /
three dsyE, matinee and evening. /
Keep an evening open for a call !
N Charlie Ray in his home in |
Peaceful Valley" You'll be royalty |
|
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10
UNDERWEAR T

For the whole family.
You can't afford to buy I'M
derwear at regular prices
when you can buy it here at
half the price you have to pay
elsewhere
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10
E. BRANDT, Sales Manager

Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
We have a pair Of shoes
for every, member Of your
family and if you will heed
this message you will gain by
our loss.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10
Spe ciial ]. Notice O
About our groceries

Can you imagine your
self standing in the center
Of a large grocery store,
with groceries at the right
Of you, groceries at the left
Of you, groceries at the
front Of you, groceries at
the back Of you
Priced At Almost
One-Hlalf the Reg
ular Selling Price
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10
This is not an or
binary Money Max
ing Sale or one Of
those Money Raising
Sales, but
An Absolute
Close-Out Sale
Ask yourself this
question. Can you
afford to miss this
great sale.
ore Open Evenings During the Sale

Jump into your buy
ing clothes and bring
the whole family. It
will pay you big to
come for miles to attend
this big closing out sale.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10

Many people have.
bought heavy and we
know the stock will not
last long. Come early
and get your share of
the many bar \.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10

and surrounding country urged attend selling
and take these tremendous 10y which means unlimited have full
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10
The Entire Stock Of General Merchandise of Ill., Asus
at Buck Grove to be Sold at a Great Sacrifice
To the Public

\ A. - N -
| am the man who
has been called here to
operate this GIGANTIC
merchandise closing out
sale. For Your Bene-
fit = For Your Good
Mr.. Asmus wants you
to profit by it. The
people Of Buck Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
NEW ELECTRIC
PLANT FOR The
PIKE DISTRICT.
BIG SUB STATION BEING ERECTED
AT THoMPSON'S STATION FOR
FURNISHING POWER
Big Industries In tho Suburbs Take
Large Amount OF Current for
Operation

Work ha= been started On tn" Crrr-
ton Of a large electric power sUh-Stn-
ton nj Thompson's station. 0ut-thc-l' pix"
and with weather conditions permitting
The plant VIII i" completed soon. An
effort was mId, - reach Mr.. j. II. Car.
den. manager Of the Wheeling Electric
company last evening. hu' rs h" WAS In
Charleston attending IN, hearing on ap-
LEGATION for Increased rates this was M
possible.
1t is uudrrStoOd however. that the
new plant is being erected for the pur-
pose Of taking care Of additional USaE"
Of power IN the district During tn"
past few days the Wheeling Elcctri" or
tho parent corporation tn" West Tenn
Electric company. purchased a tract Of
land from the Hudlcr c'ittt" and the
work Of crrrtjn- several foundation
bases is in progress.
\ strip Of land on the oDp"~tt" std"
Of the National road has ais" h""n SO
cured whore the high tension towers
will be erected for CARRYING away tn"
power. \ high tension tower Viii ais"
M erected on tn" bottom land close TO
Wheeling creek valley.
The large number Of industries our
the pike, such aS coal mines. us" much
current and within a short tim" addi-
tionul mines WI y" opened in N" d'S-
trct. The new plant viii take care OF
this part OF tho business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
SHAMROCK IS OUT Of DRY DOCK
READY ONEET RESOLUTE TODAY

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to- x the hundred "U'N'" ~ go 80
'eSN 'F"phy, Is h'I -, 1i"E, - Ny,,st,-
seas IN custody OK w. "'f"' N'7>''
NAcht cIHo. ,...,.. r..,rd
shamrock arrived a. ,,,d -,
ShiHEard early ''iN' "''' '.H ,h'I,
once Was Pui "n ~" M"N 3" ,'.'' ''',
her uudcrS"dN night o. r.'"u' Bad
w,IS ~" h"i,"I 80 h'r re-" N'', N"' ,,'',,
collected ~. 80. '",T SECS 49, a9,.
Oh" had .''i "rE'.'.N a"'". "a ~, ~,
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$685., ',"' :" -, E-,uc.S
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
100000 Suit Involves
West Virginia Concern
Special TO Tho Intelligencer

Cincinnati. O.. July 22.-William c.
Atwater and company Of New York.
filed suit here today for one hundred
thousand dollars against the Reliance
Iron and Coke Co. directors and Harvey
G Smith Ohio secretary OF state. the
Atwater company charges breach OF
contract by the Reliance company
claiming 1t failed 10 accept coke OF the
Elkhorn Coal and Coke company OF
Vast Virginia. Tho Atwater company
has assumed the Elkhorn company as
sets AMI claims tho Reliance company
filed papers with the secretary OF state
and stated the Reliance company WAS
dissolvinB. Appointment OF receiver
and an Injunction to restrain tho Reli-
ance company from disposinE OF assets
was asked. Robert 2. Buckwalter'
Judge. issued an injunction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
PardOnS For Brooke
County Women Found
Guilty Of Bigamy

Charleston W. Va, July 2@.--iardons
were granted today by Governor John
J. Coruwcn to two women sentenced
nv the circuit court Of BROOKE county
t. terms In tho state pcnitentIary on inc
charge II hlgMny.
Fannie NJ. Weekly. IS. Of lirooEe
county. was married /" Alvic Ray Week
il IN October. 1914. The parties were
separated. the husband going INTO me
ilII,,j i'm France. she married Thomas
Robinson. The soldier husband return;
Cd and brought about her arrest ana
trial for hiramv. ,,;,
clara Luncrio was married ~ Meme
IaIhrrrn in 1918, and later /" Tony
V"rsucs she being Informed that her
Nra, hHshand had secured a divorce:
Later Vrrguos loft her and brought
about her arrest aud trial Tor biSaiI!'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
LEGION MEMBERS
HOLD CONFERENCE
Delegates from Several Posts Declare
FOR Capt. j. byron Nickerson
for state Commander.

An cnthuSIaStIc meeting was held laSt
evening at the Wheeling Post No. OF
tho delegates to the American Legion
state convention OF tho various posts
of tho order from Wcirton, New tuW-
brrIaud Bethany. Wellsburg and the
Wheeling post. ~
Thcsc posts will all join their forces
and make the trip together to N" Far
krrshurE convention to take place on
August %. - and %.
II is stated that In addition to tho
delegates over 100 members Of these
posts have already signed up for rai!-
road tickets and hotel reservations dur-
ing tho convention.
rurrusr Of getting the delegates in this
SECTION together. and one and all they
arc sol!d'y for Capt. J. BYRON Nickrr-
son o. Wheeling for commander OF tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
HUDBARDS WIN
At BASKET BALL

This evening the Warwood and the
sixteenth street Senior basketball teams
travelled to Hubbard field only 10 meet
,nsir defeat by the 'Hnvinciblr" seniors
of that field. ,,o.v.a-
wood s. Hubbard SO. Sixteenth street
I: Hubbard IS. ,A.,,,
Warwood--Wilkens. Hood. Wagenheln
Sixteenth street--Melvy. Wright. Hill
endorf shannon and Davis
Hubhard-PTermaR. Helmor!Ght. Sea,
man, White. Corney. McCaister ana
BurNey.
Helmbrights shooting was the main
feature OF the games. Referee-SwlcR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
frankie Ford Starts
Training Sunday Noon
Past stepping Astnavnle welser Win
Hold FIRST workout in Tnree
Months.

Although his physicians have not az
yc; pronounced F>ranHie Ford ready 70
step into the ring with an opponent tn"
Ae,naviIIe Slugger will 20 INTO training
80 "a e. 30 on edge for battle when ne
Is In shape For the past week Fora
has hccn bothered with bad leg az
thuugh !, should be well by Sunday.
Frankics manager has pronounced
him O. X. and states he ~ ready 10 meet
any no In tho game At las pounds. Ford
would like to meet Ctminellt first be
fore tho Wheeling Athletic association
so as TO give the fans a line on now INC
Eo-5Ritx setto will come out. Ctmi-
ncllt stopped Ritz In the eighth round
and should the Aetuaville weller stop
the Erie battler NJ would be given grca'
credit . =, .,,..,
Ford will hid his hrst workout IN wv"
months at the Waldorf gym SUNDAY Ar
,ernoon at $50 sharp. and many or th'
local ring fans will get chance I"
look the Ohio Slugger over before no
starts into tho ring again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
STAGES HORSE RACE;
THEN LANDED IN JAIL

George Micklm and Nick kanunc'
were trying 70 settle bet. George de-
clared that his horse was raster 'hau
>:trL,s aud the latter Of course dis
arrH.d So. after many controversies.
thc two. with their thornuShorcds, put
IN an appearance on North Front stree.
r,.n,tr1 oFncer white didn't think
rho race was very interesting and 20
ret revenge on the minutes that he
sp.rt watching the TWO Jockeys get
Ting ready FOR the event. hs hauled tnenl
to The city lookup where thsy spent Sno
riyh, and will appear before Judge
Ritz this morning on Il charge OF rcck-
less driving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
ALLIES WILL TAKE
ACTION FOR SUCCOR
OF POLISH NATION

Paris. Julv 22-The allies have de-
c.ded 70 taxa measures preparatory 20
giving military aid 10 Poland. u that
should provo necessary. 1t was learned
here today.
The French mission. headed by Jules
J,:sscraNd French ambassador to tho
I'r!:ed states who IS home on leave
with General Wsygand. rsSht-hand
RAN Of Marshall Foch and NJ. NlSn0n'
A close collaboration with Premier NH
Grand. will leave tonight, tor warsaw
70 arrange FOR prompt succor to iNe
Poles
ON the same train and with the saine
chiA,, there will be a british mission
lcaded BY Lord Aldermen. British am
ha~sador at Berlin. General Radcliffe
and Sir Maurice hanEey.
These missions. = IS learned. leave
wen full authority 20 say &" the FCies
thai Whatever AID - "e"t"3. whether
military Or financial or ~ ;he nature
G SUPPLIES will DO fovthcoul'nS II the
Pc suev.k persist IN \ design 70 march
trrn d!stinctivcly Polish territory.
l. = stated upocfiCtaly. but on high
authority. that this means help t"r P"-
land ~ 'hn form Of troops, II they arc
required.
Already a large number Of allied o.
riccrs are with the Polish army. which
- IS declared will be increased accord
ing 70 circumstances. with as many d.
VISIONS OF infantry. tank detachments
air forces and artillery as may be
transported in due time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
BergdOII Gave Guards
Expense Money on Trip

Now York. July 22-Thc two army
guards from whose custody Grover {.
Ecrgd0ll. wealthy draft cvad"r escaped
I'm PhiIndclphia were absolutely deepen
dent "ou the generosity Of NrrEd"ll."
Cor their travelling funds /" RerEd"lls
horne from Fort JAY. Sergeant John
G'IIRrr. ono Of tn" guards testified To-
day at the resumption IF the court mar
tial Of Lieutenant Colonel John l.. Hunt
former commander Of the United States
Disciplinary barracks at Fort Jay. He
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
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The great nerve tontc--t-he famous
Wenaell's Pills. Ambition Brand-that
put vigor, vim-and vitality into nervous
tired out sla'tn. Respondent people in a
few DAYS In many instances.
Anyone, can buy box for only so
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anyone Is dissatisfied with the Arst box
purchased
Thousands praise them for general
debility, nervous disorders. mental de.
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by overtndulgscSe in alcohol, tobacco,
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nervous system, Wendelrs Pills. Ambi-
ton Brand, are recommended as being
generally unsurpassed. while for hys-
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are simply splendid
Sixty cents at John Coleman. c. II.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
NAV CAl on q. 8.

Washington. July 22.-Army ofEcors
and officials Of the state department
Who have been studying tee PoNsh-hus-
IA, onera tons expressed the opinion
unofr!cianv today that Warsaw can be
sad from the Bolsheviki only II ade-
quate support is available within tho
next few weeks. The governments was
decision OF the allies 10 send troops X
necessary into Poland 10 check the for
ward movement OF the Russians.
II was believed here that the allied
o,yyers probably would suggest partici-
ration by the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
big Lacquer" Olson
WEEDS Missouri Girl;
Occurs at WGNSburg

weusourg, W. Va. July 22'-tvsn
NJ olson, shortstop OF tho Brooklyn
national League Baseball club and
Miss Mabel 1vts of webb, no, we're
married here today by the Rev A.
M Miller OF the FIRST Paptist eAurNA.
~. nd mrs. Olson announced they
r,on,d MAJ. their home in Brooklyn
shortly after tho ceremony thsy left
FOR Pittsburgh where the trooklyn
team Is playing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat.
ing, Antiseptic Liquid

It is unnecessary for you to suffer
witheczema, blotches. ringworn. rashes
and similar akin troubles. Zemo,
obtained at any drug store for 3oc, or
Sl.00 for extra large bottle, and prompt
ly applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. 1t cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating.
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. It is not greasy,
is easily applied and costs little. Get
It today and save all further distress.
The E ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Chicago. July @2.--'arl Wandcr"r.
rn,r confessed slayer Of his wife and
ragged stranger who was used As
d,ire 70 stage a fake hoId-uD. today. en-
tered a plea OF not guilty when his case
was called
Attorneys defending Wanderer re-
oucsted a sixty day continuance. Judge
Par, set the date for the trial as Sep
tcmber 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
cnndtnl Threatened

warsaw. July 22.--Ths menace 20 the
Polish capital Is becoming serious
.hrough H., defeat Of the left wing Of
ne Polish army. The battle front runs
500 miles on fairly straight line north
and south. and IS about TO miles east
Os Warsaw. ,
since the attacks OF the Bolsheviki
against Wilma on July II. the Polish
al or northern wing has been COM
nollrd 70 hasten rs retreat and the
, daily advance averaging 10 miles. In
three weeks the Poles have retired from
the Reresina River 20 tho Nlemen and
tho V!s,ula, which flows through War
saw IS less than that. being about $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
,,j5 rcrrdol, had supplied them with

said RcrEholl had supplied them with
SlS from, his own pocket.
colonel Hunt was placed on trial yes
,crday charged with neglect Of duty In
connection win Ecrgdolrs escape,
TrstitymE for IN" defense. Frederick
J.. KrrI,rl. f"ruer third assistant sec
I.tary Of war. declared Colonel Hunt
had been held in such high regard by
Secretary II War Baker that he had
been mentioned for tn" post OF COM
mandaul Il the chief military prison al
Fort LcavenwOrlh. Kansas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
ReclE Push Forward.

London. July 22.-Further successes
ror the Bolshev!kt against the Poles IN
Eolhynia and southwark are reported
IN Wednesdays Soviet cOmmuuique
from Moscow received by wireless to-
dav. The statement shows the Bolshe-
ysLt have crossed the old Ga!ician
boundary line 10 the southeast or EN-
berx from which town they are stlll.
however, about 100 miles distant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
Revenge Is sweet

Ono of the Interesting incidents .,
the American League race IS the 'u'g
between the Yankees and Sh"cNer {"
the Browns, fcud which seems /"
grow In bitterness instead OF dying out
ShoCkCr was traded to ST. Louis from
the Yanks. and he never has forgiven
tho team for letting him go. re HHs s
vowed venSence upon Huggins ana ms
crew and his chief delight Is In beating
Recently Shocker suffered two rather
hard luck defeats Mt the hands or ms
old teammates and that added 10 ms
bitterness so he asked ana reSe'Nru
mission 10 work out OF turn hsHlnH,
them on the Polo Grounds. He gave 4
beautiful exhibition OF dcsperat" eNort
both in pitching and fielding. he accom-,
plished his purposc-ana more LOT w
one game he struck out Babe Ruth three
times. ,..o, 40
rossthle against the Yankees. ana u ~
among the possibilities that he may
heat his old club out OF pCnnan':
That would please him greatly and
! satiate for eome extent his dcsir" l"r
! revenge. The truth Is that the Van
| KEGS did not want % trade ShoCkt, q.
all. but were IN desperate need or AN
!nfielder and had to put ShocNFr IN inc
! trade In order to get Pratt.
What n worlds series contest ~"
,wncu Tho Yankees and brooklyn you'll
make. 1t probably would draw sr"n'Sr
| crowds than any poss'hl" comninaIl"h'
and +, Is among tho possibilities. How
ever since everything seems to b" cen.
tered In Ohio Tits season c"h''S'
: between Cincinnati and cleveland
quite probable. and should b" 'QHa'S
turbulent ~ a.
,hnt the Athletics came +" near winning
that q slight break would have "hahSrn
II all--and there are SIX games IN
which the veractous reporters Ch nn,s,
the jumps with IN" main resP'"''"'''N'
for the defeat.
7, "a a hIgh testimonial 10 Connie MACK
SEQ brooklyn and tn" fanka contsSI!nS
FOR a worlds championship and IN"
Giant fans sadly paying 20 watch tho
knock.
Record Bonsrs.
The bone play pulled by the Rrowna
in New York Is not record. In ,th'S
latest case a runner was on nrst wneh
the bsttcr claimed TO have been MT ny
n pitched ball Everyone else evidently
thought 80. "a inc runner rom .rso W.
permitted 70 trot to second. Then INC
Jump refused to permit tn" claim HrT'
ordered the batter 10 hit again, calling
Il n ball The runner logged back to
The record case. perhaps, was In 'ln-
cinnau long ago. A Chicago runner
was stealing when n ball clipped across
tho batter's skirt so close perhaps
only he knew whether u tohCheo OF h"t'
He claimed 70 have been hit the umr
refused the claim. The runner mac
rea ched third He logged back around
to first. and. as he was nearing IN" has"
he heard tho coachcr yelling for mir! -
go back He turned. ran 10 second non
10 third-and during the argument
mono Of the Reds thought 70 touch him.
When the Jump permitted him to r.
main at third. tho Reds swarm"d up 70
the plate 70 kick-and the runner foi-