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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19

brit Elm un6 ent5inoete, trok glis=
ableiter, Die CUR 3eit bort lagern6en
9ranaten, Winen l1no @anogrmaten.
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Ha11m tn Die 2uf, pobei iid an ser
grplolionsitele Elm GROCER Iridter
b1loete. 9ie grploi ion oaraerte meb-
rere Sturoen. SIM @an5en erfolgten
gegen iieben groBe grploiionen. Ole
9ranafen un0 Sonogranaten flogen
! l%tut1oentpeit uno erplooierten in ser
2uft. SIN ltmfreis BON uber elmer
sfunoe muroen Suuienoe pon SEN
Iteri9ei6en 5ertriimmert unb Sun6er-
te BON 9a6ern abgeoedt. Mud in ser
~ Stunoe bon Der grploiionsIteae
%e1tfernten Staot Goienbeim mur0en
5ablrei6e S6aufeniter 5ertrummert.
Die telepboniiden 2eitu1gen lino qe=
ltort. Die gdume oes @aLoes tpuroen
buditdblid gef0pft. gs lit ord Elm
Menihenleben SIT beflogen,inoem 6em
J~abrifarbeiter 8rantel Ser @opf ab=
gerl11en puroe.
Sul5burg. - AuT Antrug ser
Staotpermaltung fan6 eine Begeb=
ung Der @emurfung Sul5burq 0urh
ben 6efonnten &%utengdnger BON 2epeI
ltatt. Nad Dem Gtaufener 8oden=
blatt Duroen mebrere beiBe uno ltar=
ten Auelen, iouie beridieoene Gr5e
feltgeiteIt.
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ltge Mutterbaus fonnte in Der per-
gangenen ISOLDE iein IS. Sabresfeit
begeben. Nabe5u 700 SemeIter gebo=
rem beute DEM Nonnenlpeierer Wut=
terbaus an. Sci ser 5eier 'uberbraf=
tie Hrdlat 9. S9mittbenner oie Grit
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Eforrer Setter bon 5eriiou 0ieienigen
Der 54mei3er 5reunbe oes Mutter=
buuies. @eiter beteiligten ii9 an Ser
5eier 8ertreter 6es gereins fir I'M
nre Miiiion uno seq 8usler MiI7ion.
Jreiburg. - Ser Sector Ser 6rei=
burger Surneridaft unb pobl a11d
Der dlteite 8urger Sreiburgs, Or.
meo. @eorg b. 9angs6orff fonnte iei=
men SO. @eburtstag ponen6en. Or. b..
lit am Is. SuIi in Hio Sc
8ruiilien, geltorben.
2nrembmrg.
2uremburg. - Statt praftii9e Mr=
6eit 5u leiiten, Sic bel Der bur9 Die
3eitDerbaltnii1e peruria9ten erniten
oes 2uremburger Staates
mebr als ie Oie Nfli9t ser 2urem=
Golfspertreter mdre, baben Die
,i6eralen un0 io5ialiitii9en 9eputier=
;en lib pdbrer1o Der bei0en lebten $50
fen mieoer ~abgen1ibt, I'M bus Mini=
Henter 5u 6aa 5u %bringen.
Sor aQem BEN Soften, aber a11d ibren
@elfersbelfern lit es Oarum SIT
In, oie Sronung 5u it0ren uno SOS
2an0 IN imn1er neue I'm tur5=4ri1en
II treiben .-9ie 2uren1burger 2our=
'es Eilger neroen li6 in bielem Sab-
e Dem Weter Eilger5ug uni6lieBen-
Serielbe fdbrt am 10. September bon
OeeB ab uno trifft am II: September
Oieoer Elm. Ser genaue 5abrplan lit
lod nidt fri a1e Streden feitgeiebt.
idmeben nod e@rbanOlungen in
3e5ug auf gin5elbeiten nit Sen gi=
9as Meber &omitee mar
0 freunolid, SEN luremburgiiden
seilnebmern 100000 Hldbe CUR
5u itellen. Ser Sobrpreis
onnte u11d nod nidt enogiltig f.
iert per6en. Sn 2. &lalie miro er ct
% 800, in 3. &laiie 200 ST. at ite=
en- fommen. Dte 6abrt gebt bia Mee
8efidtigung einiger &irden)'
}orbeaur nod 2our6es un6 anf bem-
,lben 8ege 5uriid. @ranfe meroen
iesmaI nidt mitgenomn1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
Poltna0ri0ten aus
der alien beil1atb
Murb-9 ei1tidlanb.

Sdmeot, a. 8. = Sier ri6tete Elm
BON einem ibperen @emitter begleite=
ter 8irbellturm ldmeren S9aben an.
Som 9ienltgebauoe oes 3oainipeftorS
muroe oas aus 3infplatten bethlehem
Sc 9a9 a6geoedt uno ilber Die oht
Dieter breite 8rufenitraBe gel6leu-
bert. gtele ar1oere @ebduoe muroen
ldper belddoigt ur1O 5ablloie Jenlter=
ibeiben 5ertriimmert. Sn Sen Mnla-
gen unO auf BEN Gboulieen puroen
itarfe Sdltme umgerilen unD groBer
SGaoen an BEN Sbitbdunen a11gerid=
tet. 9ur9 Ste Gepalt oes @in0es
muroen bodbelaOene 9eutpagen ur1ge=
morfen. Mae 5ernleitungen iino u1=
terbroden, oie @alfte 0e5 S9tpeoter
observation-disclosures lit 5erlt0rt. Ser
ionen lino nidt 5u 5da0en gefommen..
9umburg. - 6ier muroe eine'J64l=
ider6anOe entlarpt sic NIT gef4ljdten
Musfubrideinen groBe Sdiebungen
IN Gbemifalten ins Mu5lano pornabm.
Die einge1eitete Inter iuhung ergub,
ooB Ste 6dlider, beren 3entrale iid)
in Berlin befinoet, WiQioner1tperte an
Gbemifulien Ing Muslaro Derldoben
buben. Ser Mpotbefer Wenfe mur0e
berbaftet. MuBer6em fonnte bel meb=
reren bieiigen unb nusndrtigen Sir
men cine gr0Bere Mn5abl Don &C.
falidten Musfubri9einen beidlag=
nabmt tper6en.
9annpber.
5nnnoDer. - 9ier tpur6e ein bel
einem @inbru9 abgefaBter 5irlorge=
sighting, Der uub I'M Seroabt ltebt, in
oie Siaa @in0enburg eingeOrungen 5u
iein, Dem 5elOmaridaa gegenu6erge=
lteQt> 9inoenburg erflarte> 0oB Ser
6llriorge5ogling Ger Eerion na9mob1
Der Idter iein tonne, NIT poler Be-
%ltimmtbeit f0nne er oies ieood ni9t
bebuupten. Sem @enerulfelomar i9aa
ltno in GROCER t3ubl @ludmunld=
S6reiben 5ugegangen, Defenders bon
pielen Staoten, 0eren @brenburger er
lit, Deiter BON bielen Sruppenteilen,
3eitungen etc. Mud Ser &ei6sper=
febrsminii ter @r0ner iberian0te Elm
@liifpun16i9reiben. Die Offi5iere
Ser 9riguoe 90berit baben 1id bereit
erflart, ibren ltrla11b oa5u 5u Der
1penoen, Dor Ser 8ina 9inoenburgs!
9oppelpoiten GIT 1teben.
@effalen.
Minlter. - Gin neuer S9ulltreif
lit in Sidt> iogur Elm 5meifa6er. SSn
guer fat li9 nu9 DEM Gorbil0 leiner
Roqegen in 9erne ser 2ebrer 9itt
jar g%epeigert, fatboli1hen Heligions=
1nterri6t 5u erteilen. gr lit nunmebr
JON 8uer nade &beine Deriebt mor0en.
oieie @eriebung men0en 11d
'est feline lo5ialiitiiden 6reun0e in
euer. Nuh oem unubba1gigen Hubr=
'do boben Oie freireligi0ien gltern
iir sic 8eibebaltung Seq 2ebrers in
9uer nn0 5ugleid fir @rridtung eli
Ter freien S6ule 0ortlelbit na9 0em
ser neuen @erner G%erlegen=
'eitserfin6ung nltr1mebr Sen sdul=
treif prpflamiert, Ser ant Conner tag
'eginnen loqte. Mber aud in &beine
menn Ste Geriebung perfeft
eine getpegung uusgel0it. I
5~dulfommifiion un6 S9ul6eputntion I
|obe1 1ofort geeen Ole t31tm11t11ng,
oittn1ar in &beine an511itenen, @tel- |
ung genon1men un6 Ser &egierung
6aB tie NIT allen linen ours
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19

riert murOe, lit aus ser Seilanltalt
nu6 9uule entlal1en mor0en.
Sic Soiepb Ntbmann len. 6umilie
mar Counting bei Ser in glroiu mob=
nenoen Seinri4 Frimus 6omilie at
Ga tie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Dec. l4.--WhNat prices al
vanced today lnflurnGcd NOR" or less IY
action uf III" United States Scu,t'" look
Ing, 10 ,hr relief Of farmers. THO MAJ
II CLOSED unsettled u. a 80 cents nHt
higher. with prcrmher l.'oi- ana Marrh
ln+H, "a So. Corn GAINED - =
and oats II 10 ~ In pruH!&i"h-n
outcomc varied from twenty cents DC
cline, TO ten cents advances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
DROP IN ovERCoATs

New York, Dec. 14.--Wool overcoatS
were sold ut auction hesr today By the
American Wooden Company At prices
two thirds t. three-four;h less than thcy
brought al tho opening IF III. fall seas
on. There were $500 pieces offered and
II was estimated that about n third OF
them wcrc sold. The auctions will con-
inue for three days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
CAMERON

Ctln.run. ". Va. De-. i4.-The cam
crun cuaptcr of the American Legion.
hIS leased the hail In the Crawford
hulldtnE formerly occupied BY the Far
;Ist Churcn and Sunday school Th"y
viii nave :."'r lodge room there ana
they VIII H!s" open an up-t0-dAtc ''hH
room larr" .ud MI have several amu%"-
:ncnrS III connection with the Samr. \
billiard ana poe. room, Il basket ma !.
room. & rnnru't nall and a dance pail
are SOM uI the things 10 be added TO
the !"t@" r""iu. TINS !. in what Is
known i. IL" PnncnIN cafe building,
and ;Mr ,ntIIr t:l:rd tIuo" Of II" build
mr. O., t. be- rnmodclrd for the purpose
M, =; ."ird. When all tn" contemplated
Improvements, and alterations are con-
nr..r,rr- ana club room n the city.
This work = 10 h" begun AZ one" ana
pushed t. completion - rapidly as pos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15

DRY GOODS

New York. Dec l4-Wool "v"rC"at-
inrs were auctron"d here ;od.v "a, "H"-
fourth 20 onc-third Of prices they
brought At the opening ~ IA" rurI""t
fall season. Buying Was Stcndy. but not
active Gray cotton goods w"r" =. G'tle
moro active. Athletic underwear manu-
fac,urrrs dnnounr'N c"Nur"H prices.
Yarns and hurlapS w"r" uuiCt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
TOLEDO GRAIN.

T0,rdo.O.. Dec. l4.--W Wheat. cash *-UU:
-luyr~s".d. prime cash 5000: 1920 and
Dr,..;uh"~ 81 -: January Sl2. 80: Fchru-
a-y xi"Aj: March Sl2.4O: ask" prime
Trsn $500; 1920. $3.50; December
lG25: MarCa $685..
T.mn;My. prime cash s34o; 1919. $3.50:
December. January and February SS.65:
March t3.G7:@.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15

ter Of Hunter visited at 7. J. Hatcher
Saturday and Sunday.
Carl Bonar visited M Al"Nandr! Mis-
ter, Sunday.
Miss Nrrn1 Roc spent the weekend
with her Parents 1t Ratcsvi!lc.
Irotract"d mcct:aS began at MI. zion
sur. day night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
ZIG OIL DIVIDEND.

1rd"J"nGonrr. knS.. p"r. II .- ne
Pr-1irie on AVID cas- company today de-
cla-cd Il quarterly dividend "i tnrr"
dollars per hlr" paHahl" ihhu'FS 10
stock of record December -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
PAY EXTRA DIVIDEND.

rho cy,ra dividend Of two I'rr"nt.
rsccr,Iy declared by directors Of IN"
National Exchange Bank. will j." paid
to s,ockhnidr-s TO-DAY This dividend
h-,nrs The total dividend az this N
>ti'lticn for the year w I" - r'F'"Ht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Dec. a. Liberty bonds
closed: 81 :. 900S: frs, Is, H3lN bid;
second ~. N3l@: first Gas. H6.o>. GO
ord fG's, 80. third 49, ~ 20;
fourth as. S@.N@: Victory ~ <. "".l';
Victory 4Ht'S. 9Il@.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. ". Va. r"r -. %.
Furnished tn" In:til;E-r rcr BY A +
Masten & Co. mclr be = Of tho New Yors
stocS> Exchange. National Bank Build
INK. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Brand
Residen. Partner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Wh"oI!nE. W Va. Dec. II, 20.
Furnished ne lnte(llSencer by A. r.
NaSten &c Co. Members Boston STOCK
Exchange. SECOND floor National Bank
o. W Va. R!dS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
New York Cotton Market

Wheeling, w. Va. Dec. u. "h.
Furnished Tho Intelligence b. \,
Mastrn & Co.. members New ("rN stock
Exchange. Second floor National htnK
Of W. Va. Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

Wr""..u:; ". Va. r"r. II. 20.
! Furnished Ia, ;n'..nENllcc:. hy a r.
! Mast"u y g.. members N"w York STOCK
! Exchange. .rroud fiovr National BanG
, ur " v, Rag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
PITTSBURGH STOCKS
SlL,C' k$

Wheeling. ". Va, Dec. Il. 20.
F1rnlshrd Tho lnielngcnCsr by A. f
uasren & Co. members Pittsburgh Stocs
Exchange. scc2ad floor National Bank
r W Va E,dE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15

Cash quotations. What, No, Ed
col a 100; No. Hard l.S!... corn. 80.
> Mixed 15.:: No. yellow 81 y u -.
oats. No white 500. u !p'=; 40. >
white 49t. q 80. go.
PORK nominal. Lard 1855. E.hS llO1
n 100
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
Total sales l..5I.non .har"s.'
PETROLEUM

81 GO IA. rec. li.-A'-rt't bal
arrs. g. % Euus li%.'jt: Average -
3?o. Sr.;Ll,-.,s i%S,2%@. ar"raS" So
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Dec. a. '-".
Daily quotation list Wheeling stock
Exchange. complied for tao l"tcil:gen'
Ger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15

''"r - - .I.,.- - w.. hurId-
and tn. 'n'iir tH:rd to1% %, "a" ,u pu,,I.
mr. = /" be rn'h"uc!Gc LOT III" u'pos
; ma r::"r'd. When al IN" c"nirlnpla,rH
! iW|'"''n"h'" ana aii'Ta',''S ia, -, sircs,
L.','h '''' -! : 80 80. 10 cJ,,
alr'r'"r" ana Cup f"";n n t NC I a,j
! pushed u c'ilf!''''" - ''f'N'! do '''
".H'c'
Bapusts Move
! RI. E,,i;.., church and Sunday sca"o,
v.i,f.n i.. ....u,,r! .., hall on tho
,itrJ r,,,"r ,f M. rh.rn.x cafe bu;id-
ir.. Inr it.. Ia; i!vr Years, Is MOVING /"
me, ,,.,.,;,t story ii IT,. Is .nrnid hun,lluS
, 81. the Soui. sd. Tur room over there
| ,yilI not be reads frr Suudry -rhou. l." !
J SnnJIy, hui ...rv wsu l".d thr:r Sun
| I,y =, ingI !. 'lr cas- binding Uu;i.
! their lrw quarters, arr ready tor rn".-
! rrc.p,.nu. 'ra~ rrn@Tc2at.ou Ia GROW -
INA ,l,v ur,y hy;li , new church m.Nl
I INN.
Oil Acticity.
! rr,re L1: bon I.n now drlr,opmcnt
~ INr oil hu.!n.s. ~ or near the city
! ",,.,,. Inn, rr.,, M. anu:!ut OF oil W..
= loo rri,.J.I her. ., IN. pre-
,r ,.r,,. is - -, 10 rr,,!,.,t that lnr.,.
! IL. S;;. - .,-..,, .,.,i,,,;., IN the oil
. - e., 80 49, ~. war r,rurr.
. "a. Gn,,rh Penn: Yard - as full Of
! 1,,,,, ,.nrrnr. I.l boilers as il can
| - =, 80 - ,ru. ,.,nl. th:,I i:s
: ; n,'W n ,ri,ioI -, -. cars ,n b. ,ak"r!
h''n "Hi"a4cA -! ", 49,, 49,, cnt,,.,cIi
; !" ,,r.f,,. ,I., a"..i.r,,.S - Tho country
-; Ir. ,tn,.ss N ~. rjc,ds looks good.
Poles Prom Oregon.
.I- ~! l,rrn nolcS which
",,,, rr',, Grc~on the arc n red
,,,,,I I,ri, and III, rake In, p!a,c Of
, W." ~, ~. ,Lo ,'f,,. and w!ll he
! o. i.'' '.'"' '''' '>'
! ''''''" 1T n-ir.- ps.an.d
! r., 7,..ai,It -, 90. scared
il"T"'u ~ H..!n IVA b",!kcG ov,- inc
~ d. q ~, 'i'r'int- inning THO
,.,,,,r w.. b,,ilv mashed nm. ono hors"
wagon NhS ".u,! i,'"' .,,, o." I,,' l.r,,nI
wa, 49, l.; ', ,.!, avid g ,,njniI1rcd
i LII ,Srr,.. ~ hn,.s y%rr thrown GU; 81
-" ,rai.,n md ,ral,rwrL around in tie
,a", ""E'" .: n"G acrGsnt happencI ~,
'h,:t. ~, ~ ~, ' e.,,rr MIA tEtutv
$50 'h'''- I" '"c '"''' l'''N0
wars ~ ,
/ -. eono 4Ssu t..,.;-- ,,c crcs-
"' eff u ""nd ISL" Tor ne pGrP"". "a
Improving The wafer works Inc ';hm
:or IN" election mas mex n,',I i,-:n,n -
~" r''E :"Ha'tgt "a" 'Crn ~ ~, ~ a. nv
Viii y" held al ;Hc very eAr.i'%i datr az
lowed ~ law, We h'!nr .'|c ~, ~
"@i'r 'NIcn' iron. art.;'',' ,,nr
order - THi SUI l'E;,"t S"fr., ~ ..,;ySns
W. h"@, u''' H'yIS 49, ir.l. =. ~,
q, '", rA.: '.' ~ '. ',,,,i,H of nc.cs-
Si,'I''..n IRON "ii,"rG. ,s ,hr orly
SKY. u" 3D. ,,.L!,S "a rh-
aN;hAhl@ source .I'".h' "'I, ,ho.,rh
: iI.n ne money ana :. : :",,MS 80
It would be a go .''I L.tS'
SHmefon -! ,ho TO-
Herman Crow, SCidicT hoy "nI ~:
;hr past year mas H''h S,'tt,N.'.", -,
'ainr sherman mas b'rn rI,'u9' E.-n
III" Marine corp, lie st"pTSu Oh ~: -
'": i "'r.t "a :. .;r.rn,,r IN Ecw.
q \
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15

Howard T"agardcn'a team Eo' "carHI
AZ Il Il. 4 q. engine and backed over me
r.crk bank Saturday cIcninG. Tho
wagon WAS badly mashed un, ono hoTS"
Wa .,i:Eht.y injured. The driver lcapeI
from tn" wagon and WIS nn!nIHTcH
l.iS!t dressed hOES wcr" thrown "Ui 81
IL" wagon and wa,!"w"L around In tie
mud \ similar acc:Grnt happened ih'
,.'"t man. III the same place twtHi!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15

TNo CninrrOn Tr.'VN0N" Nom1tnE =
unloading Il car cf larE" poles which
ra,no from Oregon. They arc red
yu,G In!' and NH tai" IN" place Of
otter poles about the city and VIII be
.,-....f,
The Washington herald., 1920-05-20
OLYMPIC RIFLE
/. TEAM TRYOUTS
QUANTICO, VA.

Those who are inclined to the
opinion that they are good enough
to wear the United States shield in
the Olympic Rife matches, will
have a chance to display their PROV
ess in the tryouts for the team to
be held at the United States Marine
Corps rife range at Quantico. Va,
May "a to 2s, inclusive.
The first three days will be de-
voted to preliminary practice and
the last three days to record COM
petition. The team will be selected
Immediately following the tryouts
and practice as a team will begin
on June 2. The shooters will sail
for Antwerp on or about June 26.
Twelve members Of the team will
be selected by competition, the IL
highest men in the trials at Guam
tico being chosen. In addition five
members may be selected on ac-
count of special qualifications by the
American Olympic Committee.
The targets to be used in the try
outs will be as near as possible the
same dimensions as those to be used
in the Olympic games. The tryouts
will be conducted under the rules
prescribed for the conduct of the
National matches for 1920. The
United States Magazine Rife will be
used. by those who do not care to
bring their own rifles. Gun slings
will be allowed in the tryouts. al
though according to the Olympic
Games rules Ae sling will not be
allowed. The American Olympic
Committee is trying to have this
rule eliminated.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-20
FABER WILL FACE
GRIFFS IN FIRST
CHICAGO BATTLE

The Nationals will begin the last
half OF the Western series today.
when the Chicago white Sox start
four-game series. Manager Glea-
son Is bringing the same team here
tnis year that he had when he met
the Cincinnati Reds last fall. with
the exception OF Chick Gandil, the
Former Washington first base man,
In his place is Jourdan, the former
college player. who has been a mem
Der OF the Sex for the past ave
years, but, owing to Gandil playing
at first, the kid was sent to Minne-
apolis for development. From the
manner In which he has played the
bag he Is doing it in a satisfactory
manner. Although he is not the hit
ter that Chick was. still he is get
ting his bingles regularly.
Gleason has Red" Faber back in
harness again, and he is going great
guns by winning the majority of
games. Along with Williams, will
kenson. Cicotte and Kerr, the Sox
have a stan that will hold its own
with any OF the rival teams they
meet. tits likely that johnson will
be assigned to pitch the first game
against the champions. and Faber,
who has not worked since last week,
will likely oppose him.
Tomorrow will be ladies' day out
at the park. This was made neces-
sary on account Of there not being
a scheduled game here yesterday.
Griffith ruled that at any time there
is not game played on Wednesday
during the balance Of the season,
ladies will be admitted free on each
Friday following.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-20
AWARDED
TOVIRGNIA STUDENTS

Charlottesville. Va, May ls.-The
University OF Virginia General Ath-
letic Association has announced the
award of leNers TO the following
members of the baseball and track
squads
Baseball. Charles ID. Mahood. OF
Princeton. W. Va. captain: William
B. Pettway, Of Richmond, Va: Jesse
T. Baughman. Of Rural Retreat. Va:
TazewelI Taylor, jr. of Norfolk.
Va: William C. Moran, jr.. OF City
Point Va; GOODWIN Kuyk and
Dirk Kuyk, OF Richmond. Va: Jos
eph Wilcox Dunn. of Lynchburg.
Va: Robert Z. Harrison. jr.. Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio: Ashby Hull HodEson.
OF Athens. Ga, and Muscoe Burnett
ir.. Of Paducah, Ky.
Track. George A Wilson. OF Ricn-
mond. Va, captain: Simon Seward.
OF Petersburg. Va; Martin r. Baker.
of Knoxville, Tenn: A. r. Stands,
of Washington. ID. C: Kinloch Nell
son Yellott, of Bell Air. Nd: Jack
Rinehart. of Charlottesville; Vim
cent W. Archer. of Montreal y. c:
Bernard p. Chamberlain. OF Peters
burg, Va: Orval Ray Davis. OF Fay
etteyille. W. Va: c. william New
man. OF Dallas. Tex: c. Fields, of
Baltimore. and Allan a Brewer
Greene. OF Plant City, Fla
The Washington herald., 1920-05-20
Dunbarton Hands
Columbia Tennis
Players Setback

. Dumbarton' easily defeated CO.
in the second, match of tn,
Warrington Tennis Association
postponed from Saturday and played
afternoon on the formers
courts. The Georgetown team won
fiye of the six singles and two OF
the three doubleG
Connie" Doyle was the only
singles winner for Columbia. the
local crack trimming John T
Graves. jr, in straight sets. s-2
|s-1. Doyle is fast regaining his
top form and looked exceptionally
good yesterday. -
He and II. f. Doyle also account
ed for the lone doubles victory
This was not so easy. however. al
IL took them eighteen hard games
to land the first set. The old Doyle
and Doyle" combination. once Sc
well-known in this section OF ths
country. got going better in tht
second set and took II rathei
handily.
An unusual feature of yesterday
match was the fact that none OF
them called for the third set. Sat
urday Dumbarton VIII Visit SheNS
Chase for the third match OF hh'
iseason.
Summaries: -
SINGLES (Dumbartsu. e:-cc--.-abia. ~.
Conrad b. Doyle tColumhla). defeated
7. Graves, jr., tDumbartoio, e-2 81
y. Conger EtDumbartonD, defeated Y. o
Ieech (ColumbiaD, 60. O.; Maj. Iencker
(DumbartonD, defeated C. Arthur Slate
(ColumbiaJ. &C. SO: Douglas Hiilyei
tDumbartonD, defeated Herbert 7. Shannon
tColumbiaD, 8-3, 6-3: L. Bates Dunbar
toni. defeated l.. p. McLAughiip. Columbia
g., 1-5; Lieut.. seldom. tDumbarton). de
feated A. B. Heaton tColumbial. 90. g.
DOUBLES Dumbarton, o; Columbia, -.
Doyle and Doyle (Colwbia), defeated Hill
yer and Yencken tDumbartoul. lO-s. 6-
Graves and Conger CDunbarton), defeated
shannon and Slater tColumbiaD, 6-2. 9"
Date and Selden CDumbartonD. defeateS
Leech and Mclaughlin tColumbiaD. IS
g.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-20
Horse Show Results.

Local harness horses: Jerry, Col
ROBERT NJ. Thompson. first: Rouster
M. II. Stombock. second: Tom, Co.
ROBERT III. Thompson, tnird.
Novice harness horses: Exquisite
A. w. Atkinson, first; Alteration
Mrs. Loula Lcng Combs, second
Model Princess. John L. Bushnell
third: The Rife. Joseph wicsenfeId
fourth.
Road saddle horses. novice; Tom.
my. A. Z. F. Headquarters stables
hrst: Bugs, Col. Kenyon A. Joyce
second; Minnie. A. E. F. headQuar.
ters stables, third; Sir Allerton. Col
V. L. Peterson, fourth,
Hunters, McMurray, cGp; Jessie
Dear, General James A. Buchanan
first; Ann. Ford. Arthur, H. Allen
second; Justice, w. c. Skinner
third; silvertlp. Foxcs tcher Farms
fourth.
Harness horses. pairs: Revela.
tion and Reputation. Mrs. Louls
Long Combs. first; The Governor
and Brilliant Lady, John L. Bush,
nell. second; Rod and Reel. Joseph
Wie5enfeld.
Ponies in harness; Starbright
Norman and Norman. FIRST
Harness horses: Animation. Mrs
Loula Long, Combs, first; A. LEX.
quisite. A. w. Atkinson. second
Model Princess. John L. Bushnell
third; The Rod. Joseph Wiescnfeld
fourth.
Open to, all .,thrrters): Silver
Crest Frederic McElhone. first;
Boiling, Charles D.. LaIier, second
Royal Flyer Mrs. Francis S. Pea.
body, third; Ann Ford. Arthur H
Allen, fourth.
Thoroughbred Eaddle horses
SlumbereS. Frederic l. Bryan. first
The Crack. Mrs. Allan Potts. Sec
ond; Home Again, General William
MitchelR third; Similarity. Col. G
Patton, fourth. } -:
Ladies' hunters: Ann Ford, Arthu,
II. Allen. first; Jessie Dear Genera
JAMES A. Buchanan. second; Witch
craft, Foxcatcher Farms. third: Sil
|ver Crest. Frederic McElhouc
fourth. o.. .-.as
oftcers.schargers: !Tourraine. Col
Stanley Rock FIRST; Jeff. Gen. John
Pcrsh!ng. second: Bridget. Col L. A
Beard. third; Peggy Hyland, Army
War College. fotrth.