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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
Brady Steady in Tight
Places and Toledo u ms

TOLEDO. O.. June 15-Brady was
steady in the tight places. Tuesday.
while the locals hit Schulz hard
and Toledo won the second game OF
the Milwaukee series, 8 To g. Al
Wickland Toledo outhelder. out OF
the game more than a week on
account OF an injury. returned today
Score.
Milwaukee .... 600 COL 02O-2 10 O
Toledo ..-... o0s 100 2Ox-5 Is
Murphy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
Hitter Nicholson Of PtSu9 Pirates Knocks Home Run in Ninth Fran
CINCINNATI REGAINS
LEAD IN NATIONAL
BY Associated Press

BROOKLYN. June 15-Cincin-
natl used up four Brooklyn pitchers
In beating the Dodgers 10 20 3 Tues
day and taking the lead in the Ma
uonal league pennant race. Pfeffer
was knocked out OF the box IN the
fourth inning and Hltchel. who re-
licved him. lasted less than an
inning. MOZART checked the bonn
bardment, but yielded four hits and
two runs until he was taken out for
pinch hitter In the eighth. AIiljus
got away without a score IT. the
ninth. Kuether was hit freely in
Z hrea innings G~oro-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16

last week. The elapsed time was
two minutes, six seconds and the
corrected time three minutes. Al
seconds.
SAN DIEGO. Can't. June Is
Department of justice agents are
waiting late Tuesday at the inter
national boundary line at Tia Juana
in the expectation that Jack John
son, former champion heavyweight
pugilist, will cross the border before
night. Johnson. it is reported has
been given "a hours by Mexican of
fcials in which TO leave Mexico and
VIII have to cross into the United
States either Tuesday or early We'd
nesGay.
The action Of the Mexican officials
has been expected by United States
officials who said it has been known
that Gov. Estaban Cantu has been
opposed TO Johnson's remaining in
Lower California
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
BROWNS CONTINUE TO
WORRY ALL PITCHERS
- Assnclnfnl -

ST. LOUIS. June 15-St Louis
made "a clean sweep of the four
game series with Boston by winning
Tuesday. II 10 S. after the visitors
had got off To "a four-run lead in
the third when they drove Van Gill
der from the box. The locals came
back in the same inning and pound
cd PennOCk for seven hits, including
a double and n triple which. with
"a base on balls and an error by Nc
Nally. Melted the locals eight runs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
DETROIT SWEEPS
DECKS IN SERIES
Home Run With Man on Base
Gives Tigers Early Lead
Which They Keep.
By Associated Press

DETROIT, June 15.-Detroit
made a clean sweep OF the series
with Philadelphia, by winning Tues
days game g TO .. A home run by
Shorten in the third, scoring Busz
who was on the base, gave the IT,
gers an early lead. Another count
in the fourth, on a pair Of hits, gave
them the run needed TO maintain the
lead, after Philadelphia by punching
hits in the fifth and sixth, scored
two SCOrps
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
Minneapolis Hits Hard
Ind u ms From HiIIerS

LOUISVILLE. Ky. June Is. -
Minneapolis punched hits and won
Tuesdays game easily. Q 20 .. Ron
deau hit a triple in the ninth with
the bases dllcd. Savers nelding
featured. Score.
Minneapolis 81. o1o go OO4-g II %
Louisville " 600 Cl0 20O-3 10 20
Robertson and Mayer: Decatur.
T9tum and kocher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16

NEW YORK. June Is. - Roger
Hornnsby. S.. Louis National second
baseman for whom Branch Hickey
announced he recently had refused
a 100000 offer was knocked out
Tuesday BY bail thrown by short
stop Lavan OF the Cardinals in the
contest with New York. The bali
hit him on the hack OF the head
Hornsby may be out OF tho game
several days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
Duke Reilly's Hitting
Wins For INDIANAPOLIS
By Associated p-css
DRwa Daw -

INDIANAPOLIS, June 15.-The
batting OF Reilly for Indianapolis
gave the locals the second game Of
the series from Kansas City here
Tuesday. S 70 4. Reilly scored four
runs and stole three bases one Of
his hits. a triple. broke the tie in
the fourth inning when three men
were on bases. Only two earned runs
were made off Whitehouse. Indian
apolis hurler. Tuero was MT hard in
the pinches. Score:
Kansas City o.. 200 200 100 9 O
indianapolis POI 4O1 COS 2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16

enpaugh, Gardner, Jameson, Speak
er. 3-base hfts-Nunamaker, Chap
man. Sacrifice-Pratt, Jameson. Err
rorS-Ward, Pratt Double plays
Pratt To Peckenpaugh TO Pipp;
Chapman TO Wamsganss to Johnston.
Left on bases-New York, s: Cleve-
land, 9. Base on balls-Off Mays, 4;
off Collins, 4: OF Bagby, 2; off Nc
Graw, >. Hits-Off Mays, 3 in 2 %
innings; off Collins, : in Is in
nings; Oft McGraw. Q in l inning.
Struck out--By Mays. /: by Collins,
/: by Bagby, 5. Losing pitcher
Nays Tmpires - Hildebrand and
Evans. Time-2:00.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
X-Batted for Griffin I'm sixth.

hit-Perkins. Home run-Shorten.
Error-NayIor. Sacrifice-Pinelli
Shorten. Double palys-Young. Bush
and Ellison. Dykes. Galloway and
Griffin. Left on bases-Philadel-
phia 5: Detroit :. Base on balls
Off Naylor 8. off Leonard 2. Hit by
pitcher-by Naylor (PineID. Struck
out-by Leonard 3, by Naylor 8.
Cmpires-Chill. Time 1927.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

Looks as If SIR Thomas Upton
has what is known as the height
of persistency the way ne contin-
ues his attempts to lift Americas
cup. He should have a powerful
thirst by the time he does. If he
ever does.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
BAGBY FANS RUTH
nv EIGHTH INNING
By Associated Press :


CLEVELAND, June Is. - Cleve-
land made il three out Of four from
New York. Tuesday. winning 10 to
>. Mays was knocked OUT in the
third inning. Collins and McGraw,
who followed, were equally as wild
Bagby was effective except in the
fifth inning when New York punched
four hits for two runs. He famed
Babe Ruth in the eighth. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
PITTSBURG TIES
GAME IN NINTH,
THEN WINS OUT
Double Steal in Tenth Inning
Decides Game Against
Phillies.
By Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. June 15.-
Pinch Hitter Nicholson's home run
IN the ninth inning with Schmidt on
base tied the score Tuesday and a
double steal in the 10th counted
Whltted with the run that gave
Pittsburg its third victory over
Philadelphia. The score was Z 20 8.
Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16

Two base hits-Jackson, Leibold.
Roth, shannon and Weaver Three
base hit-Roth. Home run-Jack-
son. Sacrifice-Roth, Cicotte Err
rors-Judge CicOtte. Double play
-Felsch 10 !. Collins. Left on bases
-Chfca go s: Washington5. Base
on balls-off Zachary /: Carlson ..
Hits-on Zachary in innings. of
Schaht in ? innings. of Carlson 5
in innings. Struck out-by Ctcot-
"a I; Carlson /
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
CARDINALS YIN ALL
CANES WITH GIANTS
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK, June list. Louis
made a sweep Os the four games
series with New York by winning
Tuesday 10 Z. The Giants tied
the score in the seventh but the
Cardinals battCd in the deciding run
i'm fht. ninth ScOre.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
Saints Take Columbus
OUer BY Good Pitching
BY Associated Press:

COLUMBUS. o., June 15.-Han
was strong in the pinches and St
Paul won the second game OF the
series. Tuesday TO l. Score:
St Paul ... $50 100 0OO-5 Il o
Columbus o.. 600 600 1OO-1 s !
Hall and Hargrave; McQuiUan;
Mulrennan and Hartley
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16

Plenty of South Bend fans are
making arrangements to attend the
series OF games at Chicago between
the Yankees and the White Sox
which starts this week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16

frankie Mason outclaSSed George
Adams at KokOmo last night in
10 round bout Adams was a raw
recruit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
WHITE SOX BUNCH
HITS ON SENATOR'S
Rv Associated Press:

By Associated Press:
CHICAGO, June 15.@ChicagO
punched hits and easily defeated
Washington 9 10 ; Tuesday in the
final game of the series. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16

Two base hIts-kOpf Ruether.
kildufT. Three base hits-Duncan.
WinEo. Miller. Stolen bases-Roush
Sacrifice hits-Rath. Duncan. Errors
-kopf Wheat. Myers Double plays
-KuduT and Konetchy Left on
bases-Cincinnau. 4 Brooklyn. 9
Base on balls-on PfeTer. !. OF
Ruether. 3. Hits-of Pfefrer. s ln
innings (noue out IN fourth. or
Mitchell. in i-3 innig. OF MOZART
IN 4 % innigs. or Miljus. I in
inning HIT by pitcher-by MOZART
(Neale). Struck out-by Ruether. -
Losing pitcher Pfefer Cmpires-
Klein and Emslie Time-1:4e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
BY Associated Press :

by Associated EEeSS.
NEWPORT, r. l., June 15.-The
Resolute won the eight Americas
cup defense elimination race from
the Vanitie Tuesday by the widest
margin either yacht has had in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16

eBattcd for PennOck in 4th.
s~Ran for MenOskey in 9th.
"Batted for Fortune in 9th.
f*fr Dated for Jones in 9th.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
X-Young out FOR interference in

Kauff Three base hitS-Schultz.
Frisch- Home run-Kelly. Stolen
baSeS-FOurnier. Sacrifice stock
Levan. Double plays Eornsby TO
FOurnier. Left on bases-St. Louis
q; New York 6. Bases on balls
of Goodwin 1; off Jacobs /: Toney
I. Hits-Off Goodwin IN 5 Ia
innings; off Jacobs in l 2-3; of
Toney 10 in Z innings Struck out
by Haines ?; by TOney 3; by Ben
ton l. Winning pitcher-Haines
Losing pitcher-Benton. Umpires
-O'Day and Quigley. Time Of
game 2:05.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
National League.
Amrricnn AssncIatIon
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
American League.
Washington. :; Chicago. Q.
New YORK. ,; Clevelard q. 10
Boston, s; st. Louis, u
Philadelphia, ?; Detroit. 3
National League
Cincinnati, 10; Brooklyn, :.
St Louis. s. New York. Z.
Pittsburg. Z: Philadelphia. o (10in).
Chicago Boston (rain(.
American Association.
Milwaukee. g.; Toledo. g.
Minneapolis, @ Louisville. 3.
Kansas City. 4: indianapolis, s.
st. Paul. o; Columbus. l.
international League.
Toronto. 3; Jersey City, ?.
Akron, l.; Reading. 9.
Buffalo, 2; Baltimore. Z
Rochester, G.; Syracuse. Z.
Southern Association.
Atlanta, g. Memphis 2
New orleans, 3: Nashville. ..
birmingham, 9; Little Rock, S.
Mobile, 6; Chattanooga, 5.
Three-I League.
Peoria, IL /; Rock Island, Q 3.
Terre Haute, D /; Moline. 8 o 2
Bloomington. 2; Cedar Rapids 5
Q Qst).
Bloomington. 0 , 4; Cedar Rapids. Q
o enid.
Evansville g. Rockford
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16

Two base hits-Meusel, STENCIL,
Fletcher. Home runs-SOuthwOrth,
Nicholson. Stengel Stolen bases
Whitfield. Grimm. Sacrifice-R. Mil
Ter. ErrOrs-Barbaree 90, Schmidt,
Meusel. Double plays-Fletcher
Rawlings and Parlette Left on
bases Pittsburg. s. Philadelphia.
z. Base on balls-WatsOn, /; off
Ponder. l.: Smith. 4; Causey. 1.
Struck Out-by Fender ., Smith 3.
Passed ball-Schmidt Winning
pitcher-Pender. Losing pitcher
-Causey. Umpires-Rigler and
Moran. Time-1:51.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16

GAMES TODAY.
American League.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
National League.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16

x.-Batted for Carlson in 9Th +
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-16
x-Batted for watson In sixth.

Totals ..4O g S 80
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
GET $3,OOO IN
 JEWELS AT HOTEL

elry valued at from s3,00O to $5,0Oo together with a considerable sum of money was stolen from the suite at the Hotel KimbaI1 occupied by Will his daughter Isabella, it became known today. The Wanamakers are staying here during the Eastern States Exposition in which they have exhi- bited many prize horses.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
TIRE STOLEN.

Howard Wheeler of Devon reported to the police this morning that an ex- tra tire had been taken from his au- tomobi1e last night when he left the machinep arked at the corner of Courtland and State streets. The po- lice are Investigating both reports.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

Sept IS; John, to MT. and Mrs. John Melesky of 592 Ha11ett street, Sept. IA: child to MT. and Mrs. Saul Schacht of 52 Standish street, Sept. IS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

Senorvita, to MT and Mrs. A1bin woja of s59 Hallett street, Sept 21;
 Marion, to MT. and Mrs. Korkor Var jamedian of 1920 Seaview avenue,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

George, to MT. and Mrs. Adam Binko of 76 Alice street, Sept. 18: Maurice Clifford, to MT. and Mrs. D. J. Dee of 495 Shelton street, Sept. r i;
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

Something You Want2 Ust
 Times Want Ads
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HANNIBAL

tho guest over Sunday OF his brother.
J. l.. Newman
Mrs. DryiIlr Null and daughter Miss
Rowcnn, spent several days IN Puts
huruh the past week
t;rurg. instead If New NnrtInSVIllc
WAS n business caller IN town Saturday,
Mr. md Mrs, G A. EicIcr AMI son If
rowhaian. Ohio were IN town Saturday
evening and SundI ~, the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert %r;hIuE
Tho twCuty-eHy.nth annual COM
nlr.r cement OF The lIqnu.h1! hsh school
VIZ, n' '''" I'""S ,,.''H' w - "H,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-24
MRS, LEWIS 4, CLIPP
DEAD Ar AGE OF 70

Mrs. Mary \. CIjpr. wife Of Lewis \.
CIIpp. d."G a; ii' ruu.3y HON" Two
miles north OF 81 'la!rsN allie. o.. FRI
day. April q. at 1913 Il. m. Wh'i" SIN"
had been in nrur l,1i;h fer som" lm".
her death WAS sudden aud = SHo'N to
her host Of il@'Hd%
The drcraS,d W., born ~ Fairpoint.
OHIO. January /. 1919. and at IN" nlnr
of her dcath- wag IN ter list year "i
ag" Shr MS = Uf,lrnG member Il the
Methodist EptScupni church.
Sn, leaves her husband ana tn" FOL
lowing children: wilbur L.. Mrs. Frank
j. lay. James H. MrS Iiarrng" raw
cox, ihnup ard Elizabeth L"ra!n".
also eight grandchildren.
Funeral srrNlrr~ VIII j." u"ld - ~"
home Monday afternoon A. . "''I". Z. in
,.harse of Rev. tVuprr. Of - 'taWS\ '.''.
Ill.rrclt VII hr mad" IN Union ,rIn'-
tee, nj St CialrSN!ilr
First Night q Success
tn" frs ".gh If '". 1rrn" 'nd [af"
yn,.ll. rr1,u ~ IA" SrHn"''r u'I -
hsr,lwuud. under lH'. aW>IIv'i 90 "a" II
NJ club Of the Manners H'n"hi A.
~r,Ialiru uf the Na-cAh,rs. Wa~ IT,
.inr, success nHl IN" '."h myln'" rS ar"
w.'I rl"Hsrd with il.r ra'"n"JH". TT"
Nu...g' wl.i close tbs rE'D'nE AN" daI'-
lm& VIII again We 'ur r"I"vH"' Divers
ION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-24
BELLAIRE NEWS
body. Intecmcnt WAS n the Nj. CAT
vary cemetery.
Meeting Adjourned.

AAoetloS nNJS@'hSN'
The confCr"nc" Of representatives. %,
tho coal miners and ;hr operator, ~
Wheeling whlyh has been d:sc.~S'"H
demands ut The miners Tor changes "a
the present agreement has h"'n MI
g,Urned until next Monday. \ person
Will % Few II any chanE's r.~H''1;
from the conference. winch Will recon
vcue again Monday.
Wooster Men Here,
Dr.. Wishart Of Wooster college VII
speak Sunday morning at IN" tt'Si
Presbyterian church. and Coach -" I"S
If Wooster college vii, speak Sunday
evening at the Second rrcshNtrrian
church. The latter will n!Sn "idr' X
the high school Monday morning. In
the evening DR.. Wtshar' Sp"anSt ~
Bridgeport and Sunday morning each
RowlcS speaks ~ Sh1dySid"
Shower Last Night.
Miss Catherine trrh"tt 'U''r'urr ''i
friends last night RI h'r nom" ~ Sen
ccG street with a miscellaneous Sh'W'".
Miss Nellie CorbHtt. whose wedding o.
Mr.. Patrick Lav"llc is 10 b" an ev,"' oS
Parade This Afternoon
automobIs parad" 70 l." staged tbs 49,
tcrnoon at tour o'clock n III" ,ntr!'%
of cleanup week :" b., observed ia 1.
city rex, week. An Inspector Cd: J. GU
yards, alleys ana streets WI '"F, -
uhtE too We! thc N''u Tor u" '''"" w..
Mayer. tuIo"rtS"H J" ir"'i@W2t"n ms
urged al persons u asSl~t u 'h' "'''''
Accidental Dcaeh
Nurongr Wyatt. %; H"uih !'''r'f', ms
rendered \riIct OF A'''d"h'l. c"a i
IN the case OF Ge0rE" l\E'S,r' 80 ,'.a-
cYr; who was Killed IN IN. t"F~'' ~'-''
Aahcr coal mine therc. IN" man "a"
caught IN fall or stone ana rrNS't'".
County Rally Tonight.
Members OF Knights o. lNiuthr '"d~,
eS from all parts of tho country VIII Do
IN the city tonight for tn" hiC '"un'i'
rally 10 be- held At Che Nrm"r} 'h'. "N
Union street With Black !r,n'" ."d-:r
Of this city acting as hos. .\n excel
lent program has been arranged for inc
meeting.
Get Ballots Today.
Presiding judges or rt"rt''nN rom nc
precincts outSid" OF Ec.i1't" VIII 'y III
the city this morning !" r"C'I'" iH''r
ballots and other supplies /" h' used ~
next Tuesdays PR S!dcnt#u prefer ng2
primary The prGSidInS judges III M
Bcllalre precincts Will receive in'.r bal
lots on Monday morning
Dtsmantel Flag
The service flag of the Frs M''N"-
dist Episcopal church WI. ~ olSiuAh-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-24
.BELLAIRE SOLONS
APPROVE TRACTION
COMPANY FRANCHISE
POLICE ARE TO GET INCREASE OF
Sos PER MONTH IN THEIR PAY
Two Additional Fire Truck Drivers TO
Be Employed TO Comply with Law

o, .. .. ..,...., as, n,rbt rssscL the
II 't'"i.''tH -. 80, - sirc
.'.," 49,. g., 10, S'' N'r,TrrHH 49,
B.. .'. .' .. - 49,, nun
...f,r "a, IA rr,s,
90" &c.. ,,,r.r u. .,r, rall,d
= '"'' ''' 49, ,,ry It,Tsr yot-
.-.,rh, So wern Johnson,
tS".rr,inlyn Moore
F~ar,.h m, ;,aSscd did
r.t.L claus. Because II
;, - ,.rar term tho Wheel
my Mi, refuse 70 &C
%, T,--.rri
,,.t,,- ,.a. ou,borized
~ - .-i -, - nv thu
!''.'- ,.,.ar nes to rural
va ~.
- '' ~''' .,.A,r
'E'.H'iIc Go'A'!i!.t't va 1870.
. ti.h% oil az" "'U."9"S' 20 80, ,
... NN 'H@.'EHl' ~ o. t"y u,on, 80,
,Es'N "r'NeTs. we NOR ~ ~, -
e H'r''I !" put '"' "..ar,N WAN
trHG N'H'S as - ','SNaS
STATE '~w e''''''>" On NV 80
The ordinance committee was m
strucJcd e. BRING IN an ordinance grant
ing the pa,roim"n an increase "i $Eo
per ninth ana a ten DAY, vacation win
xay. This increase VIII make tncin
9l.>n0 year.
Cnun,,,y,n.n heard Clerk Al.har read
the port Of the recent examination Of
The civ accounts made By u state eX-
aulln,r
Tho Bellalre Leader was accepted as
the lowest bidder Of local Republican
uapcrs for chr c,lys legal advertising.
Others matters OF a routine nature
were up for consideration.
Quota Announced.
Or W. \ Reed. pastor of tn" Coal
brook Presbyterian church. and Bel
mont county financial campaign director
for The big Inter-Church World Move
ment drive which begins in the county
tomorrow. announces that Belmont
county's quota to be raised among IN"
friendly citiacury" during tho tnsuing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-24
HARSH FUNERAL
Services Sunday Aftelno Fog wealthy
Maiorsvilc Farm Owner and Grocer.

p
"',"i4l ,,, ,i,,'r.I,.,II In,In.,.
On 80 '''' ~ ,I :riI.,. ,,',,.i,,r, -,
i','"' ~ = nv u" ,....',j.,,,,. f'I.
;'."" - COZ ~ u'9 .", t,,b b n,L
,''"'hE a. -, 49, r''r ,r... i,,.t wear.
lit S,r,I,y ,r,,rrInr ut
MI ' H,," ; STI't%H - ,,r "', - Maj
~. "' E'' - e \,.,ym,n. pastor OF
49, .r.,. ~ l., .b,-rrI ,,,II h.,y,. charge
- ,iI.. ,..,.',..s IurrrnI,nt viii J., made
-, HIM.. ,.,rcfrry
o" ,'. I..,s,,I 49,, horn and reared ON
l,,'. lyH...Ilm,. ,.~,,J, and w.,+ N M, 6&ru
r,'rr - ,.r II. w.,s one ct ,hc w,aliE!-
> 49, ,r,,,.', -, Nrr.ialI .nI,r,y. rWumU
',l.,', Z non arrcs ~ Land lie was ais"
,.r,.,,r.,,.,r and uw,.rr of the large rru..
Try S,|r a. nv i fnr me- rnsr IT, iwrmty-TS
y,.,r, H. W. Il member Of tn" salem
II :. ,rurrr and WIS II stakeholder in
,,,,r.J Nnr,nng Industries lie was
,,.,.r.h.r of TN. heard uf directors Of the
~r.,,,.. hank If lt,u Grove
In aI,i.'iun ,u his W.T.. ne is survived
a., fy,p Gl.l..ni,rs. N.ill.. aud FAIRY. ana
,.,,.. SON. Wlll,aur Harsh. all a, home.
KRAFT Funeral.
Funeral services for Mr. Eliza Kraft,
widow If Ia" lat" Charles Kraft. VINO
died Thursday night al The residence OF
h, SON. u,ruHm krcutI"r. No. 9vl Nc
Cullnrh street. f"i.nwiuE Slr"k" "i
paralysis, Will b" Hr!l sunday afternoon
"a o'clock IN the rrsltcucc ~ her SON
Henry Kraft. ~ Elm Grove. t"I. Wal
I.r T.. Syhurttr. pastor Of 81. James
Lulh"rIn church, VIII have ,harEc OF
ihc services. lutcrm"ut Will be mace
!u S'vn" rhu'h cemetery. She was norm
IN Germany and was IN h"r S-hd year
uI age.
Kost Services.
Joseph l[uSt. Jr., son Of Mr. ana MTS.
Joseph kost of III" south Side died yes
t"rday murninc following 3ri"i III
old nd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-24
g. s. classes Hold Social Affair.


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','.Ht HUHIt lh 'h' 'a' i"'@ al IN" 'i'tI. ~
on south THIRD street Last evening. l',,
nouns W'fr "'\'' r" /" N"H'If O. So, It!
. mos ma ",,''S'',l, ms ~" 'ir t''.,'T
- e." ~" ,.. ..! .'F 80 4 '''"'H ava
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~ 'is'", D., r,w r"'"r,"d /" b" suffering
VIVA "u ni."N 81 PIE .f,H!,
PM sigma CA1 Dance
Nor" - Il" ~ "NiH,"" 81 thr m'iu"
"' i". -" H'~U' ! "a iL','In''N W.
D. th', ,&a!r,. III me rooms 90 lH,
i.'h~ r!uH 'n |"'I. r"ur'h "'r'", ID
ra.h'. Jt..hH "r'h".ii',. from Wheel
uS. ...%I.:.H ne. n'"S ,"r an , interest
As.:on TenorHl.
Tn. 'Hn'rr, S"rrir"s Tor Mrs. Sar2N
i~h;.u VIII KNOW" resident Of ilis
"!t,. wh" d,rd Ih"r*dAN murEinE, Will
- h"ld ir"m The h'mC 1T I"hn Thomas.
i:", WA Way. 81 the Island. and lho
mi"rln'h; WI! T." mao" at lNN"rNhw
'ei"'''r!.
MASONIC fenh1oh'
\ good crowd Of ia" local Arch Ma.
vUu. Will "tt'nd al" reunion whsch VIII
Ice b. III ~ i"" '""r'"r rooms IN bf'Ht',
port lh.+ AFTERNOON Lh" "NchlNE' a,
vhtrh Im' = humber ct randidalcs Will
IL. E,N'u IN" d'%r""1 - tn" ORDER.
Hold Inquest Tomorrow.
tnr"n'r John Il. Wyatt. "t Rcllair".
plans lu hold no. inquest int" Ia" death
81 ~" as" luri".1il women WIN" were
murdered ~ th''' BONES on Second AMI
{ -. IA r.t - $ltnr16L
'''N h"iliiEG. sunday Afternoon. ana IL
Is r"S>jhl" that lh"T" may I've som" very
ihl'r"StihE u'\c'"rH'H'S NJ III" near
NIX
-. Efelo C'2fs meeting ,,,,,
INC u' mb'rN OF ia" N"n"n'S Ih'lc
class "i thu r1f@' Ir"ThNr'rIhh 'hNr,h
Wy" very PLEASANTLY rntrr'din'd - IN"
h"lu" Of MISS ''"ruUd" Gov, on N"rlh
Farm street last niEn', \ rHS'n' -
evening Of s'ytn, dt'.rI"nT.
Bake Sale Today.
ID" lN"lhi"rH CO.. nc 'I"'-tn'- l"P
class 81 tn FirN M"'h""lSi SunuN
school Will hold hnk" 81" "t nom"
baked good" a. -" H. l.unE hardware
store "n iiHuuN"r street inns nltcIn""h'
h"ginunG a. 80 "'i"rK' ana th"r" ~
n" doubt That they VIII receive II InTE"
patronage.
CEoir Social
tn" mrmhcrE at the 'hnlr OF INC
Welsh 'uHEr"EAt"iai 'huT'n VIII h"'u
- s"rHl affair IN the pariorS "i inc
rhur,H on south Fourth street TINS
N.n'ng and .h' c"miniitr" IN 'harEH
al tn" event nave PROMISED all inc
iIn'.
oVercoat "enther'
tn" W,aih"r - yesterday opened
warm and clear. n"I /" dr'n'd ChAiEe
had taken p.a'" before DARK ana nc
Sides IA" rain. tn" AR WAS =" ch.l'y
INIT all VIZ huHi'u" wraps before
E"tnE "El Ih"F" wh" nav" nbS'rN'u'
claim thus (" have been ne most ChanSC-
ahIH spring ,h'A nay .Nor eNP'Fic"''u'
Plan Club Eooms.
" tn" meeting al Ih' ihlIroVSd nrd-
"r Rcd Mwn H,'d last hiEhl IN IN" trn-
tcrual Hal" plans WrT" ha"" Tor IN"
furnishing OF ih'r 'IHh rooms IN tho
near lutur". Il - the IHlrnI,Gn "i INC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-24
Republican Committee
To Meet This Evening

Tho call was issued late last night
Cor a meeting nf the ohio county Re
nubl!gau c\orG;rv, COMMITTEE 10 y" held
tn y evening. Tho committee w. me-;
m TIM office Of thu. county comm SS!uu-
.rr4 81 ClEhi O'clock Tho order Of bus
ness was net announced.