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Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-07
METH0D|STS ASK
BORDER CLEANUP
lSpeCial II The preSS)


LONG BEACH, Oct. 7.-Following q
iwithcring denunciaticn of vice condi-
tions at Tijuana by DR.. Lincoln A,
+! Ferris, San Diego Methodist pastor,
the Methodist conference of Southern
! California, at its Monday evening ser
vice in Grace M. +. church, by unan-
imouS standing vote, adopted the re-
tport of the committee on public morals,
submitted by DR. Lewis Thurber Goild,
the chairman, which provides that the
state department at Washington shall
be requested to exercise governmental
authority in suppressing this shame
iul iniquity," that the newly appointed
governor of Lower California shall be
asked to use his authority in refusing
to grant to American citizens vice con-
cessions below the border.
Dr.. Lincoln A. Ferris, who led the
fight to blot out Tijuana that was
initiated by San Diego church forces,
'assailed with burning criticism the
vice hole across the border He said
he Methodsts could register pro
\ est against conditions there and
'culd express their convictions to
the governmental authorities, and
that they could ask the Washington
authorities to request the Mexican
government to withhold concessions
rom America. They colN also re-
quest that a proper passport law be
enforced. I'VE have 4 new governor
in Lower California. He said he
would clean up" But it's 4 question
whether any man below the border
can stand up against 100000 or
100000, DR.. Ferris observed. He
also pointed out significant fact,
that whereas formerly 10 per cent OF
delinquent Juveniles at San Diego
had been boys, because of conditions
at Tijuana rs per cent of the Juve-
nile delnquents are now girls. when
you discuss Tijuana you feel as if
you were picking up garbage pail
os some other unclean thing of re-
pulsive nature.
Now they are asking for fresh
girls who are IA, Is, l6 years of age.
Ii 4 boy or 4 girl had been murdered
very night for a certain period this
would not be comparable to what is
occurring. For the next so years the
states of the United States will be
paying the penalty Of the hellish
ming that pours its putrid streams
across the border *'
DR.. Ferris explained that the way
the situation might be met in San
Diego was through the police depart
,er.t and the judiciary. Appeal might
,lso be made to Washington and to
the Mexican authorities.
discussing the vices, DR.. Ferris,
\ aid horse-racing was the Sunday
school, the religious side, his init
nation being that horse-racing wa:
the mildest of the evils which pre-
vail in the "Maxican den of sim
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-07
FRED C|ANOLA
NEW CASHIER OF
FIRST NATIONAL
4 appointment Made by Board
Following Acceptance of T.
Cooks Resignation; the NeW
Cashi.r Is One of Oldest En-
DIOyeeS of Bank.

+. ]. Gainola is the new cashier OF
the First National Bank, succeeding
T. r. Cook, who resigned several
months ago to take care of the large
estate of his father in Kansas City
After a careful canvass Of the situa-
ton the board Of directors selected
Mr.. Gainola, who has been one of the
most trusted employees CT the bank
for years to fill the important posi-
ton.
The bank directors also issued a
call for a stockholders meeting on
November lG, at which time a PROPOSE
ton to increase the capital stock will
be acted upon. Leroy Holt, president
Ct the institution, last night said the
great increase in the banks business
.lecessitates a larger capital, as many
transactions are hampered by the law
Uniting loans on the basis of capital.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-07

similar reports on the heavy anti-sca-
son flight of spring, not unusual in it
self; but these fine fowl are staying
around more generally than in some
last seasons. The unusual plenty of
feed is probably the correct eXplana-
ton. Much barley was planted, and
the late rains encouraged ranchers to
let it go for gANin. Difficulties about
labor have delayed threshing consid-
rably in most sections, and all the
game birds bid fair to benefit by the
"shattering out" of the barley, wheat
and ether grains that could not be
handled at exactly the right time
from the farmers point of view.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-07
LIMBURGER LOVERS
CHEESE LESS AROMA
(By United PreSsl

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct. mo
1cnger will father have to avoid crowds
and hang his coat out for an airing
after he has carried home chunk for
supper, for odorless limberger cheese
has been found.
The H. B. Stanz Cheese company of
this oty, claims to have turned out
the product with as much lusciousness,
but without the time worn identifica-
ton mark.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-07
PUSSYFOOT MISSES
AN ANGRY CROWD
(By Assoc,ared prace,

LONDON, Oct. 6. = William E.
lPuSsyfoot) thomson, American tent
oerancc advocate, narrowly escaped an
angry chowd which interrupted the
temperance meeting last night at
Berkshire. The crowd tried to break
hlouPh locked doors to re:kh him. The
crowd also threw stink bombs.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-07

"a good name is more to be desired
than gold, yea, than much fine gold"
-Proverb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
PUBLIC CHECKER
MATCH At ELkS
George Kaiacr viii Meet James PAIL
in Game for Chanrpdon1hip OF
TWO Virgtnias.

The checker match between George
Kaiser. champion Of Virginia and West
Virginia. md James PAUL, claimant or
the tit!r. will be pulled of at the E!Ks
ci,,h az aoon - cool weather terminates
These two checker experts, have been
after n match with ono another on nu'
mtrous occasions. hut have always
failed to meet under some Circum-
stance Hot weather hns caused the
postnonement Of the match at present
although the contest VIII ne played OF
as soon as old Sol r"Icat*,. v
DR.. Harry Late. stakeholder: Mitchcl'
rafereo. and dummy l!nlDtn. tim"-
~ for Tho contest Referee I.at1 viii
cnv the date # the meeting rs soon "s
q Ia convenient.
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LAFFERTY, o. Will
AGAIN OPPOSE NEFF

Sunday afternoon n; the Sixteenth
street grounds in ,Bcllair". IN" biggest
game Of the season Will be staged in
that city. The opposing teams will be
the T.afferty. Ohio. club and the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie Coal Company team, OF
Neffs. The premium at STAKE Is the
third and deciding game Of tAc series
between those two teams
Neffs won the first contest in four
teen innings by TIE score Of 10 3. In
the next game Lnffcrty was greatly
strengthened and won by the score OF I
70 . Mccall. q former Central leaGuecr.
will be on the mound for tho Latfcrty
club and HeidIcbach. the star Of the
Nerf club. will represent petrnns bunch.
One OF the principal stars 10 appear
with Lnfferty Will be Quigley on third
base. touted 10 be the best haseman In
the entire tr!-sta;e district. The dec!G-
ing game tomorrow IS hound to at
tract a large number and should like
wise prove interesting.
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ON THE SCREEN Of SPORT
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

Of SHINE Of the ground balls. Thu In
fields have been slow all summer and I
know one team that u~eS ;Nc hose lio-
orally TO help out. ! Gu''; blame them.
Their pitchers have been uncertain. and
with n weak pitcher IN there, IN 'nileld-
er has a right to slow up the ground lin
SELF defense Then Il h" can knock
down the liners he may live.
Joking apart. x Is terrible the way
they are Hitting tho ball. have been
knocked down twice By drives on N"
third base tine ard have lodged half q
dozen others that came 50 fast Il was
hard 20 see them. Tho pitcher takes
chance on his lfe. the way they arc nit
ting the bail back TO him. In one game
saw t%O drives go past pitchers ana
doubt whether they ever saw the bail.
TWO Runs.
There was an unusual play at PITTS
burRh last week. when kiuS, ot the
Giants. came 70 bat wiki the bases filled
and drove Il fly 10 far that two runs
were scored after Southworth made
catch and Kelley. who had been on first.
failed 70 score only because he was
slow.
moro team scored th-c" runs on a fly
catch The bases were willed with no
ono out when Walter Brodle drove
long fly 70 eft center. Big Bill LANCE
after q terrific race. made tho catch.
The catch Itself was spectacular. Decker
PLAYING left for Chicago that day. made
Il despeCat" try for tho ball. lcaped and
touched i with his finger tips, and
LANCE crossing 20 feet behind him. lung
ed and Grabbed the ball.
Before he could stop, recover and
throw back to Dahlen. he had gone out
from short and DahlHn could relay the
ball home. all three runners had scored.
, Immediately Anson ordered the ball
thrown to third. second and first and
claimed triple play. declaring all three
runners left tho bases before the catch
was made. He lost the argument. as tho
urrs refused 20 allow him even one out
but tho chances are he was correct IN
| his claim.
ICopyrlgh,. 1920, by the Bell Syndicate.
| inCD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
HUNT FOR DRIVER
Of WRECKED AUTO
Big westcott Car, Carrying Cargo OF
whisky, Turns over OFF Road
at Battle Run

Capt. B"rt L. Phillips. DEPUTY state
prohibition. commissioner, stated nas.
able To- determine who drov" the West
colt touring car. which Is said to have
born loaded with whiskey. which was
wrecked at Battle Run early Wednesday
morning. However, the deputy prohibit
tion commissioner said, he expects TO be
able to establish tn" identity or th'
owner Of the car and that of the driver.
II is saiG that the car was coming
from Brownsville TO Wheeling. carrying
ton cases Of whiskcy. At tho point OF
tho accident Il side rcau approaches thH
National highway over n bridge. \
hump IN tho roadway naturally ei"vatSS
the lights Of an automobile IN give tnr
anpcaranrc Of the highway turning
SHARPLY onto n bridge. and II Is suppoS.
I'd that tho driver made this error ma
tried to turn sharply. with tho result
that his car knocked down stone wal.
tore down a telephone pole and turned
over on It's top.
II is said mat few small splotchcs
Of blood were found on the scene, put
officers have not been able 10 learn or
anyone being injured in the wreck.
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ST. Louis. July 2N.--Pounding three
s.. Louis pitchers for y hits, New York
won tu-dUy's game ~ to g. Nine OF tho
visitors hits Wcr" :or extra bases, two
being home runs.
Ruth made his 36th circuit drive for
the season In the ninth inning with
Fcwsrer on base. driving the ball over
the right field hlearhcrs.
Mcusel. who followed him. hit 10 deep
center for home run. 1t was his sec
ond in two days.
Tho locals could do nothing with
MAYS. Sisters homo run into right
field stands IN the f:rlh inning was also
his second in two days. Score. II. II. f..
New York .....2 q o - 4--l9 - Q
81. Louis .....0ll n | q u u t. 3 II ,
Mays and Rucl. Hoffman: Wenman,
Rurwcll. Van Glider and SEVERED, COL
Inns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
BANNER DAY FOR
THE NJ, & F. nine

To-day will be banner day Tor 'he
wheeling Mold and Foundry oasepali
team OF tine Industrial League.
The first game to be played on inc
neyy ball park. which Is claimed by
many 10 hc tho best in this vicinity.
viii be held this afternoon when the
team lines up against 1ABeie ron
works team. one Of the top-notchcrs OF
the league, ut three O'Clock sharp.
Edwards or clovis will probably be
picked 10 do the twirling for tho Mold
lads. and large crowd is also expected
to turn out
talon ms usual. according 10 G. b. Tur-
ner, physical director OF the plant. He
states that \ good crowd usually turns
out. not chiefly to sec tho game. but TO
Ket in the movies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
CINCINNATI REDS
AGAIN BACK into
LEAD IN NATIONAL

After running in second place TOT
about two weeks Pat Moran's C!ncin-
notI Reds, came to lfc yesterday and
WEN into frst place In the, National
icngue race when they hit the ball 10 all
corners OF tho 10, aud shut out tho
brooklyn Dodgers by a score Of iIu.
Tho worlds champions from hcdIann
several days To- come. "a they. opcn a
thrcc-Samc series with John McGra~
drmorsiIzed Giants today at the Polo
grounds, while the Dodgers meet e, 81
Louis. lead by the sterling george 9'S-
Ter. on their home grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
Phi|athea Class Picnic
WAL Be Held Thursday ~ WaynAAt
nm, With All Ladies' Of ConSre-
cation Invited.

The annual outing OF the Phila thea
Rihlc class Of the Stone Presbyterian
church of Elm Grove. will be held
Thursday. August 5. at Wayman'G Inn.
at Brthleham. This outing will be in
tho nature of an oldfashioped basket
picnic and tho trip TO and from the Inn
will be- made In automobile trucks Not
only the members OF the bible class. but
also all women Of the congregation, are
cordially invited to attend and take
their friends.
For anyone who has ever attended an
outing Of tho Philathea class. the above
announcement will be received with de.
light. as this gathering of women 10
famed for their charming entertain
mcnts. The entire day will he spent
in various amusCments with races and
contests playing no little part. Tn. un-
loading OF the baskets at noon and again
at o'clock will bring light delicious
yiands Of every variety for the delecta.
ton Of hungry picHiCkers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
La GRANGE VS.. EAGLES

When the LAGRANGE club and the
Ferry Eagles play al League park Sun.
day afternoon one Of the oiterest bat
ties OF the season will take place. as
the greatest of rivalry exists. Shane.
Kricgcr and Cecil, all Ferry boys. are
mrr coach. Chuck Campbell. OF Ferry
High, is putting them over the plate
with this ray Of talent backed by sucn
taze. Gilchrlst and Bradley there Will
be some excitement. Ferry Eagles Will
show some new men in Johnson. Gah-
Bel. Eastpn. Chopper. OMalIey., Sails
bury and Burkhart will certainly en-
tertein the visitors to some real classy
baseball. The game Will he called NJ
p. m. by Umpire Jack Iones. Lineup:
Easles.Johnson. If: Bell; IS: Gun.
Crorrer. 3b: Gaftney, {: SALISBURY. 10:
BurkhGrt, p: Dunlcavy. p.
LaGrango0ecil. ss: RrTat9ge, "a
Erlcger., ii: Mcconnell. 3h: shane. II:
Bradley. c: Gilchrist. mf; Miller RI;
Campbell, p: green. ?.
-B1,Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Lorain vs.. Cambria. at Shadyside.
Tina McConkey-Moundsville American
Legion clash IS the big contest schcoui,,
followers Of the Macks are expected to
make tho trip 10 the Fifth street ball
bark in Moundsvilc this afternoon.
LAWS will probably oppose Ray, whlch
should result in a pitcher QUE ,no
The MuckS Will attempt TO down the
Bauers on the Green In their third
rry0r, in tho hcadllncr of Sundays To-
cal contests. Manager Yoke will no
doubt send Payne TO the mound white
Manager McConkey Will sCiect Lefty
crowd in. history IS expected 10 tu'h
The Ferry Eagles should have tough
opposition in the LAGRANGE nine o. !
reputation. Eddie Burkhardt, after be-
lur or duty for three weeks. Will ne
sent against tho Brilliant team ana
should give them n hard time. inc Ia.
Grange lads ar" all cooked up over mi mi
game and expect victory SO aS I" P"'
them in the running.
The Nancc-Iiolalre game shoulo give
the south side fans their moneys worm
M tho Twcnty-siNth street GROUNDS f9-
morrow. 4 victory for the South SIG
nrs would Mace Them on the top of the
ladder in semi-pro circles for the re-
meindcr Of tho season.
The Observation-Disclosures Will Journey 70
pa rkcrsburg for n game with the strohB
team Of that city on Sunday. me ONO,
ms will have tough argument on
hand rs the down-state nine mas oeen
going strong this season. II Will DO
remembered that not long ago the
Baucrs scored a victory over the Neale
CITY nine by the score or o-9.
Thu l. &, T. OF the Island. will mees
the bethesda baseball nine on the lat
tnr,s grounds Sunday. The locals have
been on, for practice every, evening ms
week and expect 10 BRING nome VIC VI.
Gov An Of the Commercial players
ara requested 10 report a, the Island
Thc I,orain Coal and Dock team Will
encounter stirr opposition In the Cam
bria Coal Sunday. The Shadysiae iSuo
bnwc n nne record FOR the past season
and with defeat over the n"llnire
Athletics last Sunday looks stronger
than ever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
LARGEST CROWD IN HISTORY
SURE At THE "GREEN" SUNDAY

,.s NIL, mot be known until after tho
"a mo With Moundsv!lle Is played; II
fnnscker works today. Lewis no DOUBT
viii draw down the assignment tomor-
rov. IL ia the general BELIEF that young
traru.tsr will again be used inasmuch
as ne pitched good ball. his suppGrt be-
fnx rather faulty. The, remainder OF
,hS McC'onkey team will be intact which
,nsurcs 4 lively Setto. 49,.
iayrc will go 70 the mound lor nc
R,,,rrs and upoU him all followers ~
th,s orc9rizatlon are banking victory.
,T, the team IS gong good a; pres
~, md hi,ting the ball hard Mccain
NON WI, pc back IN the Hneup Nh'yu
st-enSchcns the BaucrS cons'n'cao'E o"
prsnara;ions have been made for
-sco-S turnout. and when Umpire zoe,
I'm cails play Bali tho largest crowd
in the History OF Tunnel Green IS eN-
pected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
Highly Important to Keep IT FREQ Prom
Impurities.

Did you know that ninety per cent
OF all human ailments depend upon Ihe
condition Of your blood?
Nature Gives her warnings in various
ways, 80 that when the
appetite fails. and you become weak and
l!sriess and n genera! rundown c"ndl-
tiCn seems To take possession OF the
whole body. It is all unfat!inE sign that
impurities will steadily accunuiate un-
III your general health will b" seriously
affected. You should recognize the I'M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
What Is The Condition
of Your Blood Supply!

'portancc. Therefore. Of very promptl1
cleasing out the system, and keeping ths
blood supply pure and robust.
For this purpose no remedy can equa!
G s s the inc old blood purifier that
has hcnn in constant use for more than
fitty wears. Being made from tho roots
and herbs Of the forests, IL Is purely
identical or mineral substance.
Get bottle Of :. S. s. at your drug.
store I, day, and not how promptly Il
builds I'd the appetite and gives new
strength and vitality. Write for Tree
literature and medical advice to Chtef
Medical Adviser, $40 Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta Ca .---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
REV, CORY RETURNS
Rev. G.. W. Cory Meets Former Assist
ant, W. Fl. Harrington OF cnicago'

returned Last night from ParkcrsburG,
where he has spent III" past three weeks
on his vacation. II" will TAX" charge
Of tho. work at the Union Mission INC
trst "f next week. ana has ranhed
number Of innovations which h" expects
70 make the Mission NOR" worthy than
ever before.
Immediately upon arriving in the city
last night. Rev. Cory mot w. II. far-
rington % Chicago. who WAS his assist
nnt during the early part Of tn" year
Of 1919. Mr.. Harrington is now assp'sai-
cd with tn" General Motors company OF
Chicago. as traffic representative; ~"
Is in this city for a few days hc'"i"
going 10 New York. iIc has been inN"*-
tireting tho coal situation in PCnnSy!-
yania. Vest Virginia and Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
BLANK
DODGERSAN
CD INTO LEAD

BROOKLYN. y J.. July 3o.-C!nc!nnatt
made X three out ot four from BROOK
lvn in tho series which ended today ny
winning the last game II to 0. Eller
held the Dodgers to six scattered hits.
MamauX was knocked out If The box in
tho fourth inning. MarQuard relieved
ManluuN md was in 'urn retrieved ny
MITCHELL VIII" pitched the lat four IN
.uingS Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
Indians Win When
Bush is ineffective

Cleveland O.. July Sn.--CleNeland
made i, three straight from Boston TO-
day. winning Is 10 l. Rush. who start
cd 10 pitch for Boston, was Wild and IN
effective. and also WAS guilty or an rr-
rcr that was costly. DcVinnCy who sue
ccrdcd him, was hit hard. Caldwell held
Boston t. three hits and one run for
seven innings and then CoSCd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
DEFEATS OLD TEAMMATES

Chicago. July SO---Amos Strunk. rec
emily Obtained by Chicago from rhila-
Gelphtu via the waiver route today
turned the trick against his former
team mates by driving IN The run IN the
tenth inning which give tho locals a
Elk to Ave victory. on double to CEN
ter Strunk played LET; hcld because OF
Joe Jackson's lame knee. Score ny In
nngs: ~ n r.
Chicago. .... son COL nln l---6 ~ >
Naylor and Perkins: Fabcr and Schalk.
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MADE CLEAR SWEEP

New York, July 3"--Thc New York
Giants made clean sweep Of tho seriN :
with 81. Louis today. winning tho final
game s to in a ninth inning rally.
McHcnry, a pinch hitter, put tho Car.
dinals one run to TIE good in their half
OF the ninth. with Il home run that
scored Lavan ahead Of him. In the
Giants half. Burns walked and bancroft
doubled Burns scored on IounS's sin
gle. lH!rsch sacrificed and Bancroft
came homo with tho winning run. on
Kings sacrifice fly. Score: r. II. u.
81. Louis ...... o02 600 032-7 l. =
New York $780,. coz or 00@--S - !
IIaincs. May. Shcrdel and Clemens.
D!lhceter; Toncy. Douglas and Smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
RUTH'S HOMER
HELPED YANKS
To VICTORY

ST. Louis. July So.-"Bahe"
Ruth knocked hts 36th home run
in the ninth inning Of to-day's
New Nurk-Sl. Louis game. Van
Glider WAS pitching for the
locals. The hall went over the
r.rht field hlrachcrs. Second
BaScman Frwslcr scored ahead
Of Ruth. making the scoro 10 to
3 IN New Yurk'S favor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
oPPoRrUNE HITTING

Detroit. July 3o--H!tttrE opportunely.
Detroit won from Washington here to-
day. TO (.
Ayers was hit hard and relieved in
the seventh by Ehmke. who hold the
visitors safe after Detroit had grouped
three hits and two sacrifices for four
runs. Score by innings: II. II. T..
Washington 80. 900 20? nno-4
Detroit. ..... coo DOL IX--S Il Q
Zachary and Charity; Ayers. Ehmke
and A!nsmith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
Timely Hitting Won
For Philadelphia

Philadelphia, July 3o.-Timcly hitting
by Wrightstone and Wheat featured to-
days 10 . Philadelphia victory which
makes three out OF Ave for the locals
in the series with Pittsburgh. Hub6ell
pitched his first game here rs n local
PLAYER. President Baker Of the Ph!la-
delphIa club announced tho purchase OF
Catcher John Peters. Of the Birm'nS'
ham. Southern Association team. who
will report September I.
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SAusRs AND MecoNKEYS BATTLE
n MOST IMPORTANT CONTEST
or IKE YpAR TOMORROW
Payne and Honsoksr Likely to Oppose
One Another which 1nsuros
Pitching Tilt

Tho stage Is all set fo- tGe most I'M
portAnt kame IN the valley slated f"T
Tomorrow afternoon on the TunN"'
Green grounds when tho BaUers WI! az
tempt 10 eliminate ihh NCNoHksys rom
further competition IN me rae :"r ~
Ohio valley championship SO far the
Rauers have won two stra!Sh;s and need
but one more - settle The issue. ON
the other hard the "MaCks' have been
down 10 real work AL weeN and Will pc
6omhiv r,N-a prepared :naSmuCh N the
team W, I've IN action this afternoon
meeting tho American Legion al
MsundSv!,is
Jas, who VIII work for the hcCon-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
COMMUNITY DANCE
ON new PAVING

Pain forced the calling off of tho
community dance that was scheduled To
Sc held last evening on South McColoch
.tree, between Twcnty-ninth and ThiT-
10th streets. Instead the dance VIII b"
Mold tonight. with the Dorn's orchestra
furnishing the music.
through the request OF many resi-
Acnts on McColloch street. As!stant-t1-
the-ManaEer Earl Pctticord issued
sneciai permit This request !s du" 20
The new asphalt street recently com
n'e,ed and the. residents on this street
nre Of the belief that Il is the time OF
rejoicing.