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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Cog unN milien's DSlfer,
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2erte, Sic 90 glauben, onB mir rrr
nit einem Bein IN Der 3eitgefbidte
lteben u11o oaB man uns nit aeid~
#ttgfeit Ell q fir Elm u pormaden
Tonne, moaen inns einreoen gor let
nid]t nur eiin peri0nlider @egner 8il-
IONS, fonoern babe audy Der berldtig-
ten golferliga itets idarf %abIebnenS
gegenuber geitar1oen. Ufit 0erort
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entertainer gand gepiB nidt fir Die
9emofraten einfangen f0urer1- Sim
Cog bat IN Ieine1n DaDtoner 8latte
lih ale5eit als ben treuen 8ein-
mngsgenolien Bilions ntfgefpkelt.
rnbHnte Dent Brdfibenten mad,
NIT Ser Biz auf ben Iesten BudIta-
ben u1lnmerifnniihen gdlferlign Die
mornIifde 5iibrung Der 8elt nber-
monument at baben. Or 6eiduIoigte
Die repubIifdniibe 5enatsmebrbeh,
Die neDer Die 5ol1Derdnitdt nod bic
~SntereTen Mmerifas elmer mernatie-
ndlen MuSbeltterft1qle utteror0rcn
noIe, zines fdamloien Barteiegois
mus. @r ldnittete Hber Republifd1er
luie nber gemofraten ofern Ieniht
gleid bm 1rnb Der Bfeife billions
tan5ten nnb nuf Dem Redbt elmer eiige-
nen Mei11u1g beitn1oen, gu1,ae aiiibel
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finn Billions IN f0flider Jein0idaft
gegeniiberitnnben - nanrte er HHoli-
sfifer Ser @roBe. lem bebren N1toer-
ten ei1tes @aibington berfebte oas
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.gaoIitf Der Acknowledgement Mmerifos
.I6derIih al MAIDEN fnd]te. Nnd Der
Meinunug bes Sim Cor bot Mnlerna
nidlts @idtigeres 5u Inn ais fih
onrdl HreisgnM ieoes eigenen @iI1ens
inns ieoes Meites ieil1e rlnfior1Ien
@ohIItalroe osSreltltoe be- @eIf au
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
5t2luauitd.

Ser I'M Comm Auguifn nob=
sneroe Jarmer gHiAaro arebs DerIor
lesten 5reifag zines ieiner pertpoa=
ten Bsfferoe, oas neben benz Beae
sqra1fe mobei Dos Iier bon einem
non eiine1n 8o11riiIten gelenffen Mufp=
mobil geiroHm m1tr6e nnD ei11en
geinbrud erliH. Gns berletfp 8fero
mnBte totgeIdoiien Der0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

~
faii1ell s6sreii1loe bon oen1 Sd1lage,
ME l1e aligen1dleIgltd1 9errseoT ielblt
lem e1gen nerlnf. ASer nod oIe1eI BET
lpielen nod oaran 5fueIfeH DOB SIM
eoT en- SpabI1 bon edgt Nll1oI1' 1d]eH
9ol5e ilt Dem Ilt Hld1t 51t belfen:
sesre Sebeilsf1br'tn8 teare 8ai'1-
pa9uefOiten.
Ser amerifaniide 5teueraabler III
beute polfonnu1en beru1igt barber,
oaB er DDn Dem ourd Germ Enluer
ei1lgeleiteten 5elb8ua aegen sic unDer-
ld)dn1ten Nuderpreile nidts 30 fird5-
ten bat. @ern bus untpaIrideinlid
0ofa nod Elm greianis meroen 1tno Sic
Soften oer aebensfugrn11g fallen ioa-
ten, p1ro FalI1er ab1olllf felnesd9uD
sodron DaDef1; auf que i6alle Daf er EN-
ansge5elgnefes Altb1: gre babe vtII-
non gollars o1eser lrd1 5u el11er TN
sfer1i1d9ll1g nper orc urlad1en ger seit-
.erung Deplutgen 3t1eB, Ut eIl1en gan5
dI1oeren sseg geganger1. gseti11 fD1r
5elnem DerlaBlId9en Na1ne tD1e Dem
senator Refipon BON Coma gla11be11
1Dlrfen. Ger oas Serbor uber o1e
1lanoaio1en gor1ommnll1e bel oelt
prr1narfnablen leItef, 1T oas geto
sausldd1eBi1g 5lir s5~oroerl11g Der vol
Hler lden Praltoenflgd1fsfanotoat1tr
8DerIDenoei noroen. gSenlg ooer
nld11s1o'es o1e e1ge1en Aorfe send
TOT MenDons-Do1 ole1em 9eloe 1T
oer Se1al11p1una Ger ael1erlrlg altgl.
. seap1A.neH gle pgrengdIlgIe1i
ano OeID1nengaF1lg1e1f oer1ofrdfl1d)er
anlslu9et geDI epe1 an1 1e1ne stnD=
guuI!
eie1d@e gr11oer, glerd)e Snppen.
Yer nnr Elm entipredem neites
8elDifien bat, miro oesbab, neil er
Elm 3iel auf geraoem Wege nidt err
REDEEM fann, nod ntbt D%er5rpeifeln
sbrai1d]en. Gs glbf Ia audi frurnme
Nege, nno es gtbf, tpenn man auf
15runo perfonlider aapnlifafen bel
e1ner Wabl ntdf Die minoelten Ans-
rdten bat, quite 5reunoe, Die bereit-
ml1g Ieoen Vte1ne1o leIlten, tpenn
man es nrr perltanoen bat, onrb flei-
ne 8e1d]e11fe tire Jreunoldaft an pile
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

aud cine polfiide 8ffIidt oble
SelbftIoiigfeit unoenfbar. SEPT beiBt
e, Dob id ale Ge1ttidbepiBten IL
Der @eit 5niannmenih1teBen.
Nns Mmerifa.
Mus G~alifornien lam, geraoe ei1en
Wonnt lpdter, bonn 6. SUM- ontiet,
EN- Brief, Der fir fih ielbit ipridt
ul1o Inanh einen err0ten MAIDEN f0nn-
te: sd BIN cine alte 5rau bon 20
Sssdbren, ieit 5 Sabren Bitttpe uno
mei6 gdi5 gut, mas Armut it; oenn
id babe dies burdbgemadt I'M 2eben,
a~ranfbeit, unglifs-uno Eobesfdae-
Sd bdbe Ing uno gaht gearbeitd,
babe adt Riinoer groB ge5ogen, bin
aber 1e11te gang alein unb babe feine
Menidenieele. Aber ffur Die alte Sci
mat babe id] Elm Ser5, 81 modte
jdnen beIfen, ipeiii1 ID rttr fonnte.
Sd babe bier Rube, nopon id Die
5tpei beiten ffiiir Die aIte 9eimat fder1-
ten nil.
Gin Sreuno aus GnI1a0a i1r1eD::
BUR 2moerlng Der SCOT I'M oeutlden
goIfe bin ih bereit, 2 nteiner beiten
MiIdfibe our 8erfuglrug gu ltellen."
Gin Baftor aus Nebrasfa hattie
fdon I'M Nedr5 g~erneloet: s@lieber
meiner @emei110e baben iiid erboter,
10 MiIdfuiibe an itiften."
lrb um aus unge5dblten 3uidrii-
ten nur nod cine beraus5ugreifen, Die
3uidrift zines Mannes aug Nortana
bom 10. Nai.: .9abe IN Ger 3eitung
ben aufruf betreffs Mildfiibe fir Die
ate Seimat gelefen un6 modte NIT
teilen, oaB mir aid cine beitragen
merben; iino 5fpar crit - Sabre I'M
.2ano un0 auf 9eimifattenlano ange=
iieoelt, 10 onB Sic nobl niifen f0n-
men, onB mir nidt Derrrogeno fino,
5umal mir unier neun IN Der Gnmilie
Iinb uno ib unlern 8las naein obne
fremoe 9ilfe bearbeite"
Nud1 mebr?
Die Mmericnn 9airD Cattle CONF
PAM betreibt tire Silfsarbeit fir
9eutIdlano unentmegt meiter. Sun-
oerte BON 3ufdriften meroen in Die
fen 8oden 5un1ul an Die beutlde
8eiitIi1feit I'M 2anoe nusgelmot in
Der 9offnltng, bob 5ablreide Ant1Dor-
ten einlaufen, entipreden6 ben oben
angefiibrten 3eugniiien elmer gennl-
tigen 9ilfsbereitidaft beS 9eutid=
amerifanertums. Ridt MIR bon Gin
5eInen, ionoern bon gan5en @en1ein-
Ger. Die jid nls 2ofnlpereine Ser
Mmericm 9nirD Cattle COMPANY,
bieaei1t unter Der Qeitung ibrer So
loren ooer ar1berer m%ormber5iger
Mdnner, oenen Der Stnmmesbrioer
SCOT 5u 5eraen gebt, 5uiammengetan
Gaben, Inn nit bereinten &rdften gu
llnerb0rte Not fprbert inner
iI1i6bbte 9nfefeiitnmg.
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ionen ME bon 8ereinignngen, Die
ourh gdenfungeu bon geildDieb an
Bic alte 5eimat ooer ourh @aben m
fen lpoden, bieies gieb biniiber at
fransportieren, nimmt nit ber51idem
1nnf I'M Gan1en zines bartender goIz
fee, nnierer. stnmmesbriiber, entge=
gen She Mmeriean 3airD Cattle 60,
1913 8eft Waoifon Str Chicago. So.
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(8obensonerm saing Der gentraIHene'
Elm pom 81. Wai batteries Danf{dJrei-
ben hi III benz es ii. q. beiBt
nit oieiem shreibeu erIa1tbe idl
mir ssbr1en ben grnpfang Sbres mer-
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,5em gnnf MIR se,,tihe antheIifpn
.n,n Mrieifpr nnfpru @Im,hensbriioern
81 Mn1prifn oeneniiber erfiinf finn.
inpldhe uns - n;eier idsnprifpn sh1,,..
Sc nnieres gaterlanpes nniIoreih
lire ,aanne i;fpr npn S5.enn heriiber
IjHreden. seien Gle heriidberf anb mir
Sen Iieben Botf IN oemiitiaenn @ebef
bitten 1peroen, nae nniere Mohltdter.
.aeiiiaen uno neItliden @naoen ar
ieancm. Seoe a1d1 0ie Heinfte @abe,
Die mir bon unieren Srenn6en erbdI-
ten, mirb 6ifentIih Dor Ser qn118en
berinmmelten &loiferfamilie mitge-
teilt lperoen bamif iid nae ibrer bei-
ligen 3anfespf1idt betpuBt bleiben.
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Vellloaf1 nl1I elnem 5nl9luB Ger
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and9 EN- ecu 1nr Gen ear1IusperDanp
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laAger 5e,i y ooIl eIn1raT, ple Iols
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a1llla51e1pe pes
A'elo
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seretne POM Hoien 4ren5, Aa1errfa,1
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se1tfen 5le1ld1 n11o g 41ibel Sdn1al5
5ugefommen, auf oere11 bererfs aD1.
anIunI p1f 1apn laHslI H1u
gLobeI Seg1lnaI gaptn.
o el Jus ppg Sgle
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Gridbiitterneea Scr
To unS per5,peiilune.

Auf Ser fiirdliih IN Wunden ltatt=
geifnnoenen Sabresperfarnu1lung 1es
fatbolifden Sugenofariorgeperel11s
ser gr5oi65eieM ilnden=5reifing mics
Der acknowledgements 8r.
.ggudberger uuf om aiebesmerf bes
So Boters fin, Der Der SSug5enofirior
.ae Der graSio5eie 100000 Marf mber=
nieien ba6e nno ge0ahe ulIb Der
a1nerifam}den anfbDlifen nit 4ner=
fennllng unO Can't, bierbei berDorbez.
BEND, 0aB i'm BON Gr5bildof IN ct.
apui5 $4,000 Marf ufm SIR arnles.
Bolf 5ugeianh noroen ieien:
sn Der Gentralfeae 0es 6. g. lie
fen in lekter 3en mieoer cine gan5e
Heibe 8anfihreiben aus 8eutidlano
nnb 9eiterreih Elm, Die beg Biifens=
mertem GieIes meloen. sic beridfen
aber aud gleidseitiq BON oem INNER.
nod 5unebmenoen glenoe uno Der
groBen Not, in oenen Die 2iebesgaben
aus Amerifa ben ein5igen 9offnungs-
tern biloen. 9er3libltn Ddm fnr
oas bisber @eIeiltete fpribt aus ieoer
33eile.
Naditebeno Aus5uge aus einigen
oie}er Sdreiben,m Die Elm 8ertreter.
Der 4merifa giniim aeuon1tHe1.
Eas Gr5bld)of Ga11lbaber a11s Nasiin-
den ueibet.
ginem 5brei6en 0es bodn item
grabiidofs MiIdael 5aulbaber pom
#Minnden an oie @entralifele, oatIert
s. STUNT IND folgenoe 5dbesentnom=
men:
Dit tiefem Danfe beltafigte tid So
men zen gmpfang zines Sdeds mber
|47169 Miarf, oie ih mod Sbrer Wei-
hung fHir Die mouIrftiglten armen
8itnen n11o @aIien meiner 9io5efe
sperrpenoen meroe. Die gr6Bte Not
berrfdu in ienen 4reiien, Die nnter
ben iebigm mrdtbaren Eeuerungen
nit Der gleid]en Nente aus frnberen
3eiten obne nelle ginnabmen uno
MnbeHerungen leben mlIien olfo na-
mentlid bel ben NssifiDeH u11D @nifen
Der fIeiuen Beamten uln oes Mittel.
Ita11oes uberba11pt. Die 5enoboter1
Der garmber5igfen, Ge III meinem
Mntrag III ben duBeren giierfeln Der
Sfa0f Wnnden BON StDd1Derf an
.5todtperf geben 6s IN Die Dodfam-
mern, I'M bic Deriihdmten Armen nufz:
5uiuden, erleben bort eridatternoe.
giIoer Der Got nno ger5lpeifIung.
Sir 0iieie an meiiten gerIalfenen u1o
Beonrftigiten niro aud Bic uberaus
groBe BON Sbnen mir mberlaifene.
5pen0e bon 47,169 Morf ii Ser ae-
nifTenbafteften 8eife Dertuenoet tper-
ben.
M0ge Der SEER, Der ben 9r1nf
8nTer nidt ur1beIobft IaiBt, unferens
MoEbIItdiitern ii Mmerifn lire f1at
fr1ifftiige 9eilndbne an unierer Roth
fit Get unb EtDigfeit IoInenl
NR1ih Der 8itte ben Nfit1Iie1ern 0eg
genfrnIDereins ben Cant SET arn1en
Bitttuer uno @aifen 80 Hiiberu1itteIn.
sgom 8er,eoHfiner. Hotter geuron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-20
SENATOR PRAISES
OVERALL BRIGADE

High compliment was paid to the
Overall and calico brigades' yesterday
by Senator Dial Of South Carolina. In
a speech in the Senate. He said the
spirit should be encouraged by every
one. rich or poor.
He said he was lighted to see the
dear women" of tho country rebel
ling against the high cost of fabrics
they wear and averred they will
look charming. from their graceful
heads to their dainty feet. in any
uniform they may select"
A. Wade Wells. vice president Of the
Farm Utilities Corporation and a
member Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
startled the employees Of the corpora
ton when he walked into the building
clad in blue denim.
While women employed in the Sem
ate office building will not don denim.
they decided to wear old geo-ystts crepe
waists and skirts. They believe that
wearing old clothing will be cheaper
than buying new overalls.
One whole section Of the public
health service. composed Of about thirty
men. reported for work yesterday dress
ed in overalls The various Women's
sections Of the service are said to be
organizing calico clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-20
Observation-Disclosures.

A laughabld3burles on the pro-
hibitien amendment IL the basis of the
entertainment provided at the Gayety
this week BY James q. Cooper's
"Roseland Girls" The story illus
trates the devious ways Of the thirsty
to alleviate their sahara-like condi-
ton. for, as the comedian says. al
though the sun doesn't shine any
more. there is the moonshine still
Bert Lair ranks with the best OF the
comedians in burlesque and his work
last night Justified this reputation.
His caricature Of a policeman is espe-
cially funny. Harry Coleman. as the
HOP" fend. takes his parts well.
There are many songs rendered, chief
ly by Matte De Lece. prima donna;
Bell Hart. Stella Ward. the peppery
soubrette. and Ruth Roeemond; : The
binations Of vocalixers heard at the
Gayety this season. Their efforts were
literally applauded. The chorus 10
young and lively and has a finish to
Its work that denotes good training.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-20
THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, APRIL 20. 1920.

vulssd the audience, which sSplasded
without let up.
Georgia Campbell. . Washington
girl, appears in q clever little sketch
entitled "Capers Of 'st:" Assisted by
three capable male singers she sings
the old time songs Win unusual
sweetness and harmony: Her south
ern dialect songs and her solo num-
bers scored . big hit, The scenery
Of the little sketch alss merits spe-
cial mention.
Florence Roberts presents ? one-act
sketch entitled "Blindfelded;" tense In
action and bordering on the sensa-
tional. The House of David Band"
an organization of twenty pieces, was
well received. John 8: Blondy and
brother. with, rather 4 remarkabl
dog. scored q hit in a sensational &C
robatic act. Harry Mayo created
laughter and applause with his at
tack on the dry amendment" The
Stanton Brothers, the Earles. on the
trapese, and Franker Wood and
Bunee wyde, In q satire on Green
wlch village, completed the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-20

who captures HE game alive and ties
It up single-handed, presents moving
pictures Of captures Of big bear. q
mountain lion and lynx In the snow
with q running story Of interest that
does not lack In humor: oaynell and
Mack. the one q fine clog dancer and
the other clever in acrobatic dancing,
open the bill and are followed by the
aims more at laughter than for ap-
plause. Jack Rose, the nut com edian,
and Toney George and company round
out the bill
The big added matinee attraction
pictures Norma Talmadge In "A
Daughter of Two Worlds" and Larry
Semon's "The Fly Cop" = new Mutt
and Jen and Pathe News complete
the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-20
BELAsC0-"All Souls Eve"

Opinions may differ a. to whether
spiritualism or superstition 10 the
motif Of "All Souls Eve" the new
play by Mrs. Anne Crawford Flexner.
shown for the first time at the Be-
keeping with the new interest in
things having to do with existence
beyond the veil of death. Those who
are inclined to speculate on condi-
tons in the next world will find much
in the play to stimulate their imagi-
nation.
Whatever success may attend the
production will be due largely to the
ability and sincerity Of Miss Lola
Fisher. In the dual role Of the young
mother and the Irish immigrant girl.
who becomes foster mother to an Or
phaned child. In the hands Of one
colleen stepped in old world super
stition. would fail to carry her au-
dtence to the climax, in which Nora
becomes in effect the reincarnation
Of the dead mother.
AZ set forth In the program. Mrs.
J: T. Barrie. expressed in "The Little
White Bird" whore he says in part:
The only ghosts, believe. who
creep into this world. are dead young
mothers, returned to see how their
children fare" This 10 amended in
can return only on "All Souls Eve"
for the phantom mother IL surprised
at the growth Of her child. and the
| fact that he can speak . few words.
The hrst act. the best Of three. shows
Alison Heath. the mother. in her
home with her husband and baby.
insist. she was "sint" to them BY some
| unexplained power. As Miss Fisher
plays both feminine parts, Nora does
| not appear until after Mrs. Heath has
| departed for an automobile ride, on
which she is instantly killed.
| The second act shows Jim Heath,
played BY. Sidney vautier. drinking
himself helpless because Of his loneli-
| ness his condition being aggravated
By the proximity OF Olivia Larkin. q
worldly young woman who has lost
her beby and 10 separated from her
forget the past These two are In
sensible to the delicate condition of
| Peter. the baby, who IL left to the
unframed care Of Nora. and the
tragedy Of the plot lies In the efforts
to the needs Of the suffering infant.
The Heath home in Honolulu two
years later is the setting OF the last
act, and Nora, presumably through
the attendance Of the mothers spirit.
has become almost real mother to
| refer, ana mas dWakeueo Inc oio ioSe
of Jim Heath. Tho character part Of
DR.. Sandy McAlister. the family ply
in the play. ana shows Clifford Demp-
Soy Ct his best. Anne Faystone. al
Olivia Larkin; John Thorn. es Tom
LArkin, her husband. ana Waite!
Kingsford, in the part OF Edward
Knox, Jr.. whose temper 70 indifectly
sarvins Of praisa. 'Katy, the help.
piaysd ~ Eisanor Hutohineon. is an
frieh character that supplies what
humor the production Affords. end lit
Tie L1land Chandler. who appears only
| in the last act, takes held OF the heart
| Of every one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-20
COsNoS-Vaudeville.

william Brandell 10 presenting q
dashing headliner At the Cosmos The
alter this week. "A Lonesome Girl"
trev and Eya La Rue. the last named
= Isurhmaker Of the May Irwin type.
Who 10 q pronounced improvem emit
mon the average man comedian. The
uieyist Combines romance and FASH
Iona. : beauty parior display q new
gown creations. nanosome ne Di-
tnrss. The music also - lively and
dnctien are pretty and apt oheristers.
~. Jack Allen. the famous hunter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-20
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essays the role of Cleopatra. devel-
oped along the lines OF Theda Bara.
Her grotesque costume, unique dane
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The Automatic Base Shelf Extender-
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Ant-Proof Casters, a $4,000 extra feature
the Oil Hand Rubbed Finish. costing $3.50
extra each year-Dust-Proof Base Top un-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
RiCkard Gets Famous
Madison Square Garden
For Boxing Contests

New York. July 1.-The leasing II
Madison Square Garden. New York
famous exhibition rmphithcatre. for a
period Of ten years. was announced
here tonight by Tex Richard. The new
lessee noted for his promotions OF
championship boxing contests. stated
he would enter into control OF the
garden on August rirst and was plan
ming to devote his entire time to the
new amusement enterprise.
RiCkard stated he would stage bouts
between prominent pugilists under the
New York boxing law. which bcccrles
effective as SOON ak Coy. Smith APP
points q boxing commission and license
board. These contests. however. are to
form but portion OF the exhibition
and amuse tnent program which RtckarI
IL planning for the garden. Standard
shows. which have been held annually
al the garden for some years. such ms
the horse show. sircuS, circus. si%-dAv
bicyclr race. business and commercial
exhibitions. will I've part Of the season
regular attractions in addition to acw
forms Of athletic and sport contests.
The garden is to be entirely renovat-
cd and repaired and Brought up TO date
under the new management without Al
tering the present lines OF the struc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
Crack Local Team In Communication
Clearly Points Out that Orleans
Arc Not In It
Claim That Up-River Lads Never Played
Mark Greys and This Has No
Bearing at All

The following communication was re-
celNed last evening from the manage
nent OF the BauerS IN order to prote',
local clubs from "elcventh hour cham
pIonS":
Sporting Editor. Iriolligenccr:
Answering the article signed "Dilion-
vale Baseball club appearing IN your
columns Monday. beg TO inquire wherein
Dilionvale can lay claim TO the ONO
Valley title without even beating local
contender. with tho only exception, br''
la.re. Beating Zane>Et!le carries no
light on the local situation. A"d Tor our
Information Is We'll as the fans ~ TINS
district. We would like TO Know when
and where they defeated the Marx
Gr.,yS. and the score. IL - uT SINCERE
bel..f they never played thtS team. 40
usual. Dliionvaic comes II with her an
nudi claim" and since u - getting near
the time when OUslow. Bratchi and scN-
ara, other celebrities return from minor
te"EueS. the, up,riNer Lads YIN DC
"reddS.' DNloHyale says. We have de
.teated all teams N the OHIO Valley win
the exception OF the three leaders
toll. who have they beaten: We are
We'll aware OF the fact D;llonNale has
an excellent record ANY team would
have playing the caltorc Of attractions
she does.
In Justice 10 the NcConkeyS an!
Eagles, We would suggest that Dillon
vale dispose OF these teams. and then
perhaps the BAuerS will talk business
Al the same time K might II" wei iSS
."DN,on' 10 look up the record o: the
Noundsvllie American Legion. and sew
raj others.
II seems tha; no more do tho RauerS
eliminate team. another sobs up put
:!nS IN n claim" Anyone has the right
% make such a boast. but Il would De
Well for some nauaEcmCntS arranS ms
% play different teams once IN whh"
instead OF PLAYING one team four or hNe
&rrS Let Il DC said here that m"
'anS would not stand TO see the EAuerS
seat p team three or four timeS--the!
would think II n crime.
CSiSncd) BACEES Il. &. Gil II