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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03
FOR SHERIFF

| hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nomination of Sheriff
of Audubon county, on the lRepubli-
can ticket. Primaries will be held
June 18th, and | will appreciate your
support.
ANDREW JORGENSEN.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03
Notice of Probate of Will
District Court in and for Audu-
bon County.
STATE OF IOWA J $
Audubon County

lO ADJ w HUM IL MIA YUM
Germ:
WHEREAS, on the oath day of
May, 1920. a paper purporting to
be the last Will and Testament of
George McKibben, late Of said
County, deceased, was filed in my
office. and was by me opened and
read, and the 22d day of June,
1920, appointed and fixed as the
time when the same will come be-
fore the clerk of this court at Au-
dubon, Iowa, for final proof and
probate, as the duly executed last
Will and Testament of the said
George McKibben, deceased, at
which time all persons interested
may appear and show cause why
the same should not be admitted
to probate.
Signed this 18th day of May,
1920
JOHN HORNING,
jlQ Clerk.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
complete threshing outfit
Reasons for selling.
Mark and Walter Nielsen.
Phone number 34E22.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-25
BOOTLECCERS'
TRICK THIRSTY
Kickless Beverages, Containing
/ Tones and Lotions, Sold
For Real Money.
BY GEORGE B. WATERS,

IN. E. A. Staff Correspondent
Washington.-The bootleggers Of
America have degenerated into a
crowd of cheats and swindlers.
Most of them are obtaining money
under false pretenses, and they are
resorting to all manner Of tricks
to fleece the thirsty.
There is lot of bootlegging go
ing on, but not much intemperance.
There is plenty of desire to get
drunk, but the stuff one can buy
has no kick, and if some Of the
drinkers knew what they had taken
into their systems, they would make
never again" resolutions.
Flesh Preseryatiye.
Analysis made by Uncle Sans
chemical laboratory of one bottle
of booze taken from bootlegger
revealed fragments Of human flesh.
The material had been stolen from
a medical college, where it was
used in preserving parts Of human
bodies.
Numerous specimens have shown
that men have been drinking shell
lac. By process of pouring cold
water on shellac the resin coagu-
lates and settled to the bottom,
leaving very poor grade of alco-
hol. This stuff kicks" many men
into hospitals and some into their
graves.
A man went out to WOO John
Barleycorn here and bought seven
pints. He had paid each of the
bootleggers from IS to $40. Fail
ing to get rise out of any of the
bottles he took them to the govern
ment laboratory. Six were found
to be water, colored like whisky
with caronel or burnt sugar, and
the seventh vinegar.
Hair tonics, footwashes and shaw
ing lotions have been used by boot
leggers. The amateurs have been
making drinks from cornmeal, raj
sins, prunes. dried peaches and mo-
lasses. Many people were drinking
bay rum, until the manufacturers
were required to put tartar emetie
in the product. This keeps it from
staying down.
Persons contemplating the pur.
chase of whisky in jugs or barrels
should follow the time-honored
J warning, purchasers beware"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-25
MEMBERS OF KAABA
SHRINE TO ATTEND
GREATCEREMONIAL

Rock Island will be we'll repre-
scented at the ceremonial to be held
by Kaaba temple at Muscatine to-
morrow, an event which promises
to be one Of the largest cere.
monials ever held in this vicinity
1t is estimated that between five
and six hundred from the tri-
cities will make the trip, among
the number being a large per cent
Of Rock Island and Moline men,
bers Of Kaaba temple.
The members will assemble in q
body at the Davenport Masonic
temple at 1880 o'clock from where
they will march in a body to their
special train Of eight coaches which
will carry them to Muscatine over
the Rock Island. The ceremonial
will be held In the Muscatine arm
ory and q class of 220 will be In
Quoted. Shriners from many cities
will attend the ceremonial, includ-
ing representatives from shrines at
Cedar Rapids, Des Moines and
Sioux City. Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-25

A curious consonant change in
the Dakota Sioux language took
place when the Lakota Sioux
branched from the remainder of the
tribe and substituted the letter L
for the letter D throughout the
language. Otherwise the languages
are similar.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-25

Chinook jargon, spoken by the
Indian tribes of the Pacific north
west, is a strange medley Of pigeon
English and the language Of sew
eral OF the Indian tribes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-25

Miss Louise Barbara Wood,
youngest daughter Of Major Gen.
eral Leonard Wood, has applied for
passports to France where she
hopes to aid IN the reconstruction
Miss Wood Is 20 years old.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-25

Edmund Plat Of Poughkeepsie,
4. T., United States representative
lrom the Twenty-sixth New York
district. has been Nominated by
President Wilson for membership on
the FEDERAL reserve board, to sue
eood Albert Straus, resigned.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-25
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
BARDZO WAZNE Ola
WSZYSTKICH,

ktorym rozwoj polskiego pre-
myslu i handlu ley ma sercu. Blu
duiac przemysi polski, zaczynaj-
my budowe Cd fundamental, wy
ksztaicmy fachowego robotnika'
Togo podjelo sic Polskie Iowa
rzystwo Techniczne. Poniewaz
zakres a~utomobilowy stanowi
najwazniejsza galaz przemyslu i
handful, Polskie Towarzystwo
Techniczne zapoczatkowaSo -
.Szko}e Automobilowa Prak-
tyczna", ktora to przeszlo 4oO
uczni, jake mechanicy automobi-
lowi praktyczni opuscili. kursa
automobilowc praktyczne po--
czawszy cd rgo sierpnia, kosz-
towac beda IS dolarow, a dotych
Gas tylko 50 dolarow. Korzy-
stajcie re sposobnosci, z~apiszcie
sic zaraz. Oils polskiego iowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

zebrac s~tatystyke polskich espe'
rantyst6w W Ameryce, jak row
niez i zwolennikow Esperanto. A
pelujemy tedy do wszystkich, kite
rzy ~interesujs sic "a sprawl, ably
raczyli zglosic sic do biura ko-'
mitetu listownie. Wszelkie ko-
munikacye mozna posy}ac pc es-
perancku i po polsku, a pozada-
ne beda one i cd tych, ktorzy E
speranta jeszcze ME znaja, a ma
ia chec sic z MIN zapoznae.
Stanisiaw Paculsh,
sekretario E. P,
GIG S. Balnord ave-,
Baltimore, Md.
Szanowne Redakcye pism pol
skich prosi sic 0 przedruk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
Z Ruchu
sperantystycznego
Pod uwage polskich Esperan-
tystow.
Baltimore, Md.

.baltlrnore, Mo.
Otrzymujemy Z prosba o "a
mieszczenie:
Idea Esperanto, pomocnlczego
jezyka miedzynaradowego jest
bliska zwyciestwa. UsAugi, jake
Esperanto, oddafo podczas wojny
roznym instytucyom, a w szcze-
golnoSci .Czerwonemu Krzyzo--
wiz ozywiony pc .wojnie ruch
esperancki Swiadcza wymownie,
&c Esperanto ME jest mrzonka.
Ruch esperancki ozywii sic
wszedzie. Nawet w Polsce, gdzic
mieliSmy malo esperantyst0w, Wi
dzlmy znaczny postep w tym kie-
runku. Organizuja sic move iowa
rzystwa, urzadzaja kursy Espe--
ranta, a co najwazniejsze pisma
polskie wprowadzaja ma swe Ia
MY stale esperanckie dzialy.
My ma wychodztwie ~powinni--
Smy sic obudzic. Liczymy wsrod
siebic wiclu esperantystow i VIE
lu zwolennik6w Esperanto, a jed
max zaniedbujemy te wazna spra-
we. A przeciez my, Polacy po--
winnismy najwiecej pracowac ola
Esperanto. Esperanto bowiem, ma
ziemi polskiei utworzone Jest
znacznym przyczynkiem polskiej
kultury.
w tych dniach zorganizowal
sic komitet z polskich esperanty-
stow i tenze komitet ma ma celu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
"A!
x. WLADYSEAW ZAPAkA
c. R. OBRANY GENERALEM
ZGR. Xxx.
WSTANCoW.

DELEGAT GENERALITY
Xxx ZMARTWYCHWSTAN
Cow w CHICAGO, X. FRAN
CISZEK GORDON, c. R., o.
TRZYMAL WCZoRAJ w PO-
LUDNIE K~ABLOGRAMEM
NASTEPUJA--
CA:
RZYM. 29go LIPCA. - MA
KAPITULE Z~GROMADZENIA
ZMARTWYCHWSTANIAP PA
Ma NASZEGO JEZUSA CHR.
- POSTAL OBRANY PRE-
LOzONYM GENERALNYM
TEGOz -
x. ZAPALA,
c. R.. DOTYCHCZAsOWY RE-
KTOR KOLLEGIUM SW. STA
NISLAWA w CHICAGO.
"PROKURATOREM GENE
RALNYM POSTAL OBRANY
DOTYCHCZASOWY PROKU-
RATOR x. MOSER; CZLON-
KAMI RADY ~PRZELOzONE-
GO G~ENERALNEGO OBRANI
ZOSTALI:
x. JAGALA, z Krakowa.
x. FILIPSKI, z Chicago.
x. WALLER
x. BACCARINI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
SPRINGFIELD BEE
SWIATLA.

Springfield, 80. lipca. - Mia
sto Springfield, wSrod bogatych
kopalh lezace obylo sic wczoraj
bez Swiat}a ma ulicach. Komisa-
Wills J. Spaulding, Z Department
tn p~ublicznych uzytecznoSci po-
wiedziai, re Swiat}a ME zostana
z~apalone, doP6ki ME przyjdzie do
porozumienia w kopalniach. Suro
we restrykcye co do ~uzywania
woody So spodziewane w nastep--
nych kilku dniach, a nawet godzi-
mach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

fundusz obrotowy wprowadzony
W zycie przez akt transportacyj-
ny. Komisya potwierdzila liczbe
pozyczek, majacych bye udzielo-
nemi kolejom W opiatach cd 6 do
7 procent, oraz pozwoliia ma "a
ciagniecie pozyczki z prywatnych
kapital6w o podobnych oplatach
prOCentoWvch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

rzystwa Technicznego, 2127 w.
North ave-, otwarty bedzie do s
wieczorem W sobote, W niedzie-
le do 2 po poludniu. Badz prak-
tycznym i tachowym rzemiesl-
nikiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

Kto chce czytae naylepsEe eudhenne
,pksmo potSSie, MECH sie uda do pana
r. N. PAYROLL naSsego agenta M
Duncan / okorcs 1 xaahoruje sooie
pZENNIK
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
ZADOWOLENI
z ~URODZAJU, LEG BRAK


Lincoln, Nebr., 80. lipca. - Far
merry W Stanie Nebraska, ktorzy
diva miesiace temu bardzo powat.
piewali O tegorocznym urodzaju,
dzisiaj So uradowati z pomySlno-
Sci plonow. Kukurydza, gdy "a
czela rose, to tax szybko sic roz-
wijala, re department. rolnictwa
twierdzi, IL urodzaj bedzie o VIE
lie wiekszy. niz w ostatnich pieciu
latach. Okoio 18S, 100000 buszli
spodziewajq sic, a wobec obecnej
ceny bedzie to miaio wartoSc O.
koio $500, 900, 900. OWES i psze-
MICA take zadawalaja farmerow,
gdyz urodzaj ich jest bardzo do
bry. Ziemniaki, ktorych plon wy
nosit bedzie okoIo 100000 busz,
Il tez ciesza farmerow. Lecz wo-
bee tax dobrego urodzaju rolnicy
So zakiopotani usluga kolejowq,
gdyz wagony przeznaczone do
przewozu zboza, ME dochodzq do
stacyi zbozowych W nalezytych /
loSciach. Wedlug raportow, far
merry beda zmuszeni Przechowy-
wac zboze w spichrzach az obs{G-
ga kolejowa dostarczy i'm WACO
now. Znaczna iloSc iaremrow ME
posiada stosownych spichrzow,
wiec obawiaja sic, re utrata zna-
cznych zapasow zboza stad wy
n;knie. K~olejowa komisya wyteza
wszystkie silly, ably zapobiedz ia
kiemu k~ryzysowi i pociesza far
mer6w, re bedzie W moznoSci do
~starczyc nalezytej iloSci wago--
now w nastepnych kilku tygod--
mach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE|

Dokonczenie re strony ~l-szej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
~DELEGACYA z CHICAGO
u HARDINGA.

Marion, Ohio, 80. lipca. - Gro
no chicagoskich przemys}owcow,
zainteresowanych W komitecie
krajowym wydziaiu Srodkow i spo
sobow, zostali wczoraj przedsta-
wieni Hardingewi przez Fred w.
Uphama, skarbnika krajowego
komitetu. Odbyli oni Z republi--
kanskim kandydatem k~onferencye
ma temat kwestyi finansowych
Rampant. Zauwazono szczegolnie
W tel delegacyi James A. Pate
ia, Ivan O. Acklek'ego, Chas.
Hagie'go, Harry H. Merricka i
John NJ Glenna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
MEKSYK WOBEC NOWYCH


MeXlcall. NlZSZa kallt., 3U. lip
ca. Rozpoczeto tn rekrutowac
wojsko ,,celem odparcia, jak f.
STEFAN Cantu, gubernator polno-
cnego dystryktu Nizszej Kalifor-
nil powiada, ,,inwazyi' tel czeSci
kraju przez meksykahskie federal
lie wojska." Wojsko g]ubernatora
bedzie liczyio okoio 1000 zoinie-
rzy. Meksykahska armia, ktora
day do tel czeSci liczy oko}o 5000
zoinierza.
Gubernator zamierza otoczy6
wake W miejscowoSci Enzenada
i mad rzeka Colorado w kilku punk
tach.
Gubernator oczekiwal wczoraj
odpowiedzi ma depesze, ktora wy
siai prowizorycznemu prezyden-
towi de la Huercie, protestujac
przeciw inwazyi. Zaprzeczyi on
oSwiadczeniu podsekretarza spraw
wewnetrznych Nalenzuela. re
re zruchy panuja w Nizszej Kali
fornii.
Gubernator ma w posiadaniu
try aeroplany; oSwiadczyi on, re
zuzyje wszystkie motive SHY ma
odparcie .,napastnikow" jezeli
przybyliby bez sankcyi de Ia HUI
e-+y-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
KOLEIE CHCA POzYCZKI.

Washington, 80, lipca. - Re-
prezentanci kolejowi prosili
wczoraj miedzystanowa komisye
handlowq o pozwolenic pozycze-
MIA, pewnej sunny. Z Prywatnych
kapitalow o wiekszej op}acie pro-
centowej niz I Cd sta, by koleje
by}y w moznoSci tez korzystania
z pozyczek. udzielanych przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

Stanie Indiana, raportowal, re
&C procent gornik6w W poiudnio-
wei czeSci Indiana i w okolicyl f
Evansville sa ma straikn-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

Damskie brunatne
kid ~oxfoFdy, wysO
k1e lub niskle. ob-
easy, wielkoGcI s
do 8, wnrte $3.50,
para
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

MeSk1e KIndkie ME
esk robocke ko
ssule, wielkotci
14I2 do 49,, do Wy
boru, po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

Meakie
EEeIId. takte ciet.
lEfe Police S1elki,
dobra BintIA, Spe
cynlnie po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

DamBhe cLarne
kid pumps I ON--
fordy, Wysohe oh
easy tylko, WELL
koSci. 4 do 6, 900
MaHtoAG. nan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

Meskie praEkown.
No sport kosLule,
niektore gfadkie,
biaie z kolorowym
kofnierzem, ~
wartosc, "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

DAmskie biaie ken
weSowe pumps, ma
IL oZdobne sprL4-
c1kd, wielko6ci J
do 8, warte $500,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
GOOD CAME
At ''GREEN"
BAUERs AND M'CoNKEYs CLASH IN
SECOND GAME OF FIVE-GAME
SERIES.
Payne or Stroebel VIII Start for Bauers
While Honecker Will Probably Be
Selection for Macks.

Many sport followers lhruuSh"ut tho
valley viii be IN hNud t. attend tn"
championship clash h'iW""n tn" Rnu"r~
and Mc, 'onkcYs at Tunnel Green next
Sunday. The gam" - '\pt'i"d I" prov"
a thriller and should have IN" fans on
their toes nj all times. Managers Of
beth teams arr Looking forth io only
Isht and that Is VIrt"ry for their team
Should the MackS win II would only
cause II more disputed argument toward
the championship, but victory for IA"
Hnucrs would max" them almost tn"
valley champions.
1t is probable that Manager Yoke
Oc the IiaucrS Will start i'ayu", IN"
former n"nniSun hurl"r. II his services
can be- reached In case Of i'ayneS in
ability to be- here next Sunday. i"Ck.
NIL no doubt use Strohcl. Manager Me
Coukcy'S unanimous chul"c viii b" Hon
ecker. who pitched such n good gam"
against the Raucrs in his to ) defeat
at Tuuncl Green about four weeks aEo.
Although tho Rnucrs hay" been rather
weakened It has had Little affect upon
their winning Of games. taking two
games from the Ferry Eagles with the
new lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
BOXING PROMOTERS
HEARINGS THURSDAY
HARRY MASON CHARGES LOCAL
MEN WITH STAGING PRIZE
FIGHTS.
DR.. Otto in Statement Says Promote rs
Kept Within the Law.

We have boon putting on only boxing
exhibitions and have kept within tn"
law" rs tho way G. ". D'tn put II last
evening when questioned by an lntelll-
Gcucrr reporter. Or. otto was served
with y warrant sworn out yesterday by
HARRY Mason on Il charge of staging
BriZ" lights.
1t T. only tho result Of an attempted
'h"Id-uI' ramr.' 'pr. otto cont iuu"G:
and when he failed. an attempt Is now
being mad" to stop boxing exhibitions
IN the rlty Thu warrants were not
sworn out hrrauSc MIR Mason Thought
that We w,r" Violating any laws. hut
h""nusc h" failed in his att mrt T."
hold us up
Not at orc Of our exhibitions has I
priZr hrrn awarded any If IN" rartir!-
pants. No one ~ I" blame for tn" "N-
hIhit put on last Monday. IUlv :. At
The West Virginia stat" FAIR Grounds
! myself was TN" only one implicated
in III" promoting 0f that exhibition.
and sec II" reason why others arc beng
hold on IN" same charE" as !.
g. W. rn0") otto. Al Hays and "fiOn'
Stewart were served with warrants
sworn out hy Harry Mason. charged with
'dISiurhlnT tn" peace and dignity If
the state" All furnished bond for TN"
hearing before Squire CorrlGan n"At
Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
CLARKSBURG HAS
FINE OUTLOOK
Down state Team VIII Be Right on Top
In G1diron and Floor Sport
Next Season

Special to The 1ntciligcnc"r.
,larksburg W. Va. July S.-Accord-
ing to word from Coach Mcrr"ls 81 the
local high school. IN" outlook Tor a th*,
yrIdirnr team is exceptionally good and
NcrrI lc cxpcCinE to put ont nm"
tenn. Tho DOPE is out that TAR ana
Dare VIII D. eligible next year and n
fas, outfit will b" rounded out. the
locals arc looking for victory -o'"r
ih"ir rivals. Victory Hi.
In tnn,baIl only three men viii n"
los, by last years graduation hut Tho
addition Of several now players Will
ratch mp Tins leak fairly we'll. Kyle.
last years star half back. VIII he lost:
while Jarvis. md. md Canadle, sub hait
hack vii also b. out. In BASKETBALL
only Lynch. last years captain and Hart
viii b. lost. bat Tarr and Dare, two
former W"llshurg lads will I'll in these
two positions. They ar" both Of floor
fame from tho Panhandle district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
ARTHUR ST|GALL MEETS
LEO JOHNSON AGAIN
Cumberland Batter working Ont At
Local Gym Every Evening

"Iil' Arthur StiCall. prominent Cum
h"rland hattler. who Is working out
every evening at tn" Waldorf Gym. is
confident Of his battle Monday with Lc"
Johnston. Local fans remember the
Johnston .StiEall melee at the Auditor
ium recently and ali were satisfied with
tn" ,ulrrrd boys action that evening.
StiEall lost the newspaper decision Il"
tn" New YORK. battlcr on that evening.
and ii WAS only J"hnstCn's ability To
keep away from Cumberland dlrklc :
hard wAllnps that cna bled HIM Ia win.
Local fans are watching StiEall work
out each evening At the gym and Will
soon soc such, boys as stewart Hahn
and Williams working out. This battle
should prove ON" Of III" very best "
its KIND Many Focal fans Will probably
Journey tn Cumberland n witness tho
III n OH MnnInN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09

STATS REUNION
Tho IntclliRenccr,

Sncc!al to The Intclligenccr.
Charleston. W. Va. July S.-Governof
John J. Ccrnwcll. Morris +. Shawkey:
state superintendent Of schools, 2no
senator Howard Sutherland are among
those scheduled to speak at the Stats
reunion. to he held at Ripley. August 10.
Ten thousand members OF the family
are expected to attend.
The Stats reunion is now national
nrsanizatlon with many thousand mem:
bars scattered throughout the United
states An excellent program has oeen
prepared for She occasion this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
TEAMS
CROSS BATS TODAY

This afternoon NJ . o'clock N" vii
son playground ha scbal teams WI!
clash la their first inter playground con-
tests when the junior md senior teams
from tho Hubbard Playground travel
north To- try their skin against the new
Iy organized teams. Although tn" VIII
sonItcS have not had Il great deal or
practice stilI they ar" anxious /" cross
bats with the HuhhardS.
The lineup of tn" Wilson Juniors. az.
CordinG to capt. EurrhHrt, VIII l." ~
follows: kish G: BurcharI y: M"dar So:
Rcbrr H. Walker III: R"hm %h otto ~;
Thalman cf; kIrrhErssncr ~ TIL"
Senior lineup viii I've Thalman e: Sol
don =. NOunElnE"r So capia!m cox ~:
Rurd"r IT.. G"Sn"y 30; Check If smith
r Hurr1nS RI
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U, C. T, TO ADENA

The United commercial Travellers
VIII tourney 10 Ad"na Saturday wh"r"
rhry VIII encounter the strong team OF
Tho MACE Tn" game - looked up"n
by the followers cf the two teams AS
good match and n fast argument IS "N-
ucci,d Tho Travellers players arc -
uurStcd - meet III front of the lslanl
smoke House At | o'clock next SOtur-
day. rrartico will h. hold every eve
ming the rest Of the week.
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OPEN AIR PICNIC
OF KIWAN|S CLUB
Members Of The Wheeling Club Are
Planning For q Big Time Within
The Near Future

The club thath always does things
lust \ little different. the Wheeling HI
wants club is going to stage real pic.
mic within the near future, the place ana
limo IN be announced at later date.
There will be a race for ladies, fat ana
lean included. while the married men
Will try To win sack race from the
single fellows. which may be an induce
mont for many OF the members OF tho
Sex To remain single in order to win ono
Of the prizes There are also other
things Of interest included, that will DO
announced at later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
$4,000 COAL SALE

1t IS said that 200 acres Of Adena- O.,
coal. owned by Martins Ferry people
navr been disposed OF to Kent, Ohio.
coal operators The coal is stripping
tract, and the deal is said to provide
that the old owners will receive IL cents
ner ton for every ton OF coal mined. Tho
coal will he shipped TO Cleveland via
the Wheeling g. Lake Erie road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09

vaNcEs MEET v1CToRS

-,ra game should tak,. place Sun
d.H ~ IN. .t,h street Fairgrounds when
thc Nanr" \ &. ~ center Whccl!mE.
dash with tho H:ctors 81 H"nwuoh Tn"
Victor club has b""u gong NJ merry
CLIP tins year meeting IN" pcs, ''s''S III
M ,rc,y.ir, with a fair amount II sue
rees kranrcl. viii l." IN The rubber tor
$50. V,rirrs annie either Miller or EnGI"
VII nppc~e hun The game VII! be called
vrpmptly a. o clock.
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opening game from New York today,
10 Z. Going int" the ninth inning IN"
Yanks were leading To |, but errors
hv f'cwSt.r and Hannah coupled with
hits by H"iImaH amd cobb gay" the
Tigers thre" runs. Ayers and Collins
pitched nnc ball the former rctir'nS or
a plnch hitter IN the eighth. Score 10y
Innings: H. II l.,
Detroit ......... hhH ""n IuH--
New York $1,000. Unn roo -Oi 49,"
Ayers. Okr.c. Ehmkc and Aai&mltn.
Stanagc Collins and HannTh
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roNnY HIT HARp.

Chicago. July S.--T"n"y VAS 6atted
yr..i,i 20 LAY and Chicago defeated New
YorE, ) ~ ). in tho first came Of the
.c-ist 'rynmbly's h"m" run IN the
SKIN :nn.ng whi"h sent Nv" runner IN IN
ahead Of him "HncheG tht game ."T ne u!
, >..' 80 Iy''' 2oi0oO@ a. > "
;,,,>,ro ".l@2nn3 OK II .
Tonsy. w.u,ers and Snyder Tyler and
Klllfer