davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02

Sc do Varsavy. Jest to jiz dru-
ny odklad, nebot' prvni schdz-
ka mela byti konana 26. cer-
vence a zde panuJi obavy, re
bolsevici znova jednani odlozi,
nepodari-li Sc jejich armadam
dobyti Varsavu v peti dnech.
Pariz, 81. dervence. Prekro-
cenf polskeho oddflu do ne
meckeho izeInf, kde byl cd.
zbrojen, oznamuje Sc v Lie
Journal v pozdnim vecernim
vydanf. Byl pronasledovan rus,
kou jizdou a do Vychodnfho
Pruska prekrocil zapadne cd
Schinezyn. Nemci odebrali Po-
lakGm zbrane.
Gen. Romeron, vrchni velitel
prvni polske armady, byl ma.
hrazen gen. Josefem Hallerem,
jenz velel polskym divisim We
Francii a nabyl vojenskeho
vzd6lani v zemi te. V tom spa
trovan jest potatek reorganisa-
ce polske armady a nepochyb-
ne ma vSechna dulezita mista
budou bud dosazeni francouz-
sti ddstoinici neb takovi, kteri
byli vycviceni We Ffancii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
ZKLAMANf u SLONZAKU.
z Moravske Ostravy. Zpr;

z Moravske Ostravy. Zpra-
va O nejnovejsim zpIsobu roz-
resent t6sinske otazky vyvola-
la u Slonzaku nejvetsi zklama-
nj, jez Sc obraci proti Cechum,
ze je zradili: Slonzaci jsou od-
hodlani poslati do Parize zno-
WI deputaci a prosit, aby neby,
Ii k Polsku pripojeni. Take u
NemcI jevi Sc krajnf zklama,
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02

A. j. Balfour, zastupce Vel
Ike Britanie, podal zpravu o
vztazich mezi radou a shroma-
zdenim Svazu, o niz opirati Sc
bude zprava pTedlozena shro-
mazdeni Svazu Narodu v jeho
prvni schuzi V listopadu. Bal
four navrhoval, ably presne by
la vymezena pravomoc kazde-
no z techto teles, tax ably hned
2 pocatku bylo vyvarovano
vSech nedorozumeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02

y
Brest-Litovsk, jedna z nejmo-
hutnejSich " teto casti Evropy,
byla dobyta Rusy. Jizda rekru
tovana mezi dfivejsimi koza-
ky, byla vrzena proti bolsevi-
kun teto krajine, pod gen.
Balachowiczem, polskym voje-
vddcem, jenz byval drive v ru-
ske armade. Tato jednotka po-
zGstava z nekolika tisic Rusn,
kteri zili v Polsku spolu il
stym poctem polskych jezdcd.
Varsava, 1. srpna. Bolsevic-
ke silly, jez byly soustfedeny
ma bfezich feky Narew, patrne
Gmyslem tahnouti odtud ma
Varsavu podel feky Bug, pod
milky nekolik silnych utoku
proti polskym liniim, die tired
niho oznamenf vydaneho dhes.
Dale Sc tam pravi, re Polaci
odrazili bolseviky tezkymi
ztratami V Topeloji. Rusove
zanechali pry "a sebou strojnf
puSky a 500 mrtvych.
Mic nebylo slyseno cd pol
skych plnomocnikd vyprave-
nych vyjednavati primeri cd
t6 chvfle, co zmizeli V temnu
"a ruskymi liniemi patek v
9 hodin vecer. Ackoli bylo u
iednano prekrociti pasmo delfci
armady 8 hodin, nasledkem
raznosti Gasu a neporozumenf
signal1m, vzalo 70 0 hodinu
dele. e.
Polska delegace pfekrocila
linie ma tichem useku fronty,
blize Kobrynu. Sedm automo-
bilG vezlo plnomocniky. Kary
mely bile vlajky. Automobil,
vezouci gen. Romerona, vrch-
niho velitele polske armady,
pfijel prvni tri tesne "a MIN
nasledovaly, die americkeho u
fednika, jenz byl svedkem pre-
chodu do nepratelskych linii.
Tento urednik dale pravi, re
kdvz automobil gen. Romerona
a ony tri tesne "a MIN nasle-
dujici prejely, most vedoucl
cd iedne fronty k druhe Sc
vzAal. Ostatni tri kary, V nichz
iali sekretaTi a klerkove, byly
zdrzeny po nejaky cas-, ale po-
uzitim iine cesty, hrzy dohoni-
ly gen. Romerona jeho dru-
zinu.
Mnoho Americana v tomto
r,este poslali iiz sva zavaza-
dla a domaci zarizeni do Gdan
ska, Poznane neb do Prahy
chystaif Sc k odjezdu z oba.
Wv pred bolsevickym utokem
Zeny vetsinou jiz odejely. Oce'
kava Sc, ze vyjednavanl o pfi
merf vyzada 81 aspon til dny &
do te dolby ruda armada mohls
bv Sc ocitnouti nebezpecn'
blizkosti Varsavy.
Sarzant William Cook Fay
Okla, jenz zdstal S vlakem We
zoucim americkou vypravu n;
potirani tyfu a byl zajat bol
seviky pred dvema tydny
Minsku, jest nyni V bezpeci '
Kovnu, die telegramu, obdrze
neho Amer. Cerv. Krizem
Vraci sc do VarSavy pres Bal
ticke staty.
Dvacet britskych vojaku pr
delenych ku skladani naklad
valeeneho materialu urceneh
pro Polaky, odepfeli pokraco
vati We sve praci v Gdanskl
die vypraveni Polakd, ktel
sem prijeli onoho mesta. {
smdesat vojaku bylo poveren
tfmto ukolem tech dvace
kteri Sc vzboufili, bylo zatc'
hritck6h0 Npllfl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
PROTIBOLSEVICKE IINUTf
v UKRAINE.

Londyn, 2. srpna. Velika
protibolSevicka vzpoura vypu-
kla V zapadni Ukraine a So
vetska vlada vypravila tam dive
divise ma jeji potlaceni, sdelu-
ie depese k Central News z
Varsavy dnes.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-08-28

YOUR BUSINESS INVITED.
Our Record. Forty Years OF Conservative
Banking.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
GRAND JURY PROBE
OF HAMMERSTEIN
CONCERT FUNDS
Manager Blumenthal Ordered
to Answer Questions on
Alleged Diversion.

A Grand jury Investigation into
a complaint that money raised
b. concerts FOR the Oscar Ham
merstein Memorial Foundation has
been diverted was revealed to-
cay when Assistant Dietrict At
~. .iey iN-iroo complained to Judge
Wadhams IN General Sessions that
George Biumenthal. manager Of the
Manhattan Opera House, had refused
20 answer the Grand Jury's questions.
The Judge. after consultation with
Robert Elder. attorney for Blumcn-
thai. and Mr.. Kilroe. directed the Wit
ness 70 answer the questions unless he
believed they tended 70 incrmlnato
and degrade him.
Mr.. Rilroe stated In court that com
plant was made 10 District Attorney
Swami by w. Peroivai Monger that
the proceeds OF the concerts. az which
John Mccormack. Nine. TetrazElnl
and other celebrated artists gave
their services, had been diverted by
Mr. Biumenthal and Mira Emma
swift Hammersteln. The purpose OF
the foundation he said. was an
nounced 20 be- the sending OF poor
municiana 10 Europe,
"A good idea" said Judge Wadhams
with a smile.
Attorney Elder SAID he had advised
hia client not 10 answer questions un.
lcaa assured the Investigation was no,
The evening world., 1920-09-23

Louis Vincent Carr. Formerly a New
YORK Newspaper man. died to-day at
g. Johns Hospital. Yonkers. following
an operation for appendicitis. Carl.
VII was thirty-one years old, was born
IN Naples. Italy. lie rendered vniu-
able aid 10 the Government during the
The evening world., 1920-09-23

directed against him, and this nj.
kilroe declined 10 40.
Mr.. Blumenthai was directed 20 APP
pear before the Grand Jury again
tomorrow.
About $1,000 is said 10 have been
raised at the HppOdrQne concert
May 2 and another was gwen at Man
haitian Opera House Sept. 5.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

ment were presented at o luncheon
at the Railroad Club to-day by r.
Quattrono. CHIEF Of the italian Gov
eminent Commission.
Those who received decorations we're
william Ciurgenheim. a. 9. Bedford l..
J. Replogie. Eugene Meyer st.. judge
Alfred Hrptou.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

DANv1LLE. H.. Sept. 23.--AttorncyH
Of Rockville, Ind. near here. solved \
question OF etiquette caused by tho
cmpaueiling Of twelve women for Jury
duty when they appeared IN the Parte
County Court IN fuu evening dress.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

Liberty Loan drives and was In tho
cauin Ice. Va. officers training camp
when the armistico was eigned. Hla
mother lives IN Yonkera
The evening world., 1920-09-23

UTICA. SEPT. 22.-with liabilities II
.af72eO6 and asHotaof te0,o tbs
NuEent Knitting Mil. ms, Of uica hled
a petition In bankruptcy to-day.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
.EINANcIERs ARE DECORATED.

Italian Goverpment's Awards Pre-
scented NJ Luncheon.
In recognition Of war services 20
Italy by American hnanciers hecora-
lions awarded By the Italian Govern
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26
THE RISE or BABE" RUTH
Jack Dunn Found Him Playing on Boys
School Team in Baltimore.

last years record when he busted one
off Ehmke, also Of Detroit. 1t was the
only time Ehmke allowed him to hit
Babe" has been one OF the base
balls most spectacular players from
the very moment lie broke into the
game. Picked off the sandlots of Bait
imore by Jack Dunn. manager of that
city's International League club, he
was quickly developed into winning
pitcher. E -
The history of the 'Babe'si' rise IN
his profession sounds like HOratio
Alger yarn. He was playing Oh boys
team in Baltimore school. The boys
were made to play every position on
the club, which meant that Ruth not
only learned to pitch, but also played
in the outfield. and infield, and he even
caught behind the plate.
Liked Him as Pitcher.
His sensationally long hitting at
manager of the Giants, both of whom
Immediately started to sign up the
young phenomenon. Both thought that
Babe" was greater pitcher at that
time than batsman aud the race began
to he more spirited. Dunn finally won
out when he agreed to become Ruth's
guardian If the schoolmasters would
allow him to enter professional base
ball
Probably it is a bitter pill for Nc
Graw to swallow, for his team. the
Giants, is in disfavor. while Ruth is
responsible for the tremendous popu-
larity of the Yankees.
Ruth stayed only a short time with
the Orioles. Red Sox scouts seized
him, along with Ernie Shore and the
pair were sold ut what was then a
fabulous price.
Ruth's first year in the majors was
the tail end of Il season, but in the fol
lowing year he started well and pitch
cd like the real star he WAS. He
eventually came to he looked on by
every critic aud follower of the game
as one of the greatest lefthand pitchers
in the history Of base ball. When
Brooklyn won the Ma tional League
pcnnant, In 1916, Ruth won fame in
his clubs American League victory
when he outpitched Sherrod Smith in
the longest worlds series game on ere
ord, winning IA inning contest. to
I.
On the basis of circuit smashers
Ruth has already manufactured ex-
perts believe that he will come near
fifty home runs this year: il is mar
vicious feat and record which may
even press him next season.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26
Detroit Pitchers to His Liking.

industrial plants. more than S,OOO,OO0
homes with light ana supplying light
and power to more than 1,OOO,O0U
business establishments. Over 5000
COO electric motors were In use at the
end of the year.
AS to the future. I is estimated that
there yet remain in the United States
14,0OO,OOO houses to he wired for elec-
tric light. 100000 Industrial establish
ments to be equipped with electric pow
er and possible electrial furnace load
of tremendous proportions. With a
steady increase I'm population and iG-
dustrial growth. the future field %:
the industry seems to be limited only
by the conditions established govern,
ing its ability to attract investors to
furnish new capital so as to make the
extensions necessary to meet the in.
creSSing demands for service.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26
r 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 r + 4 X 4 4
REMOVING DIRT FROM
VARIOUS WALL COVERINGS

4 4 4 X 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Ordinary plastered and paperet
walls and ceilings should be cleanet
| with wall brush or broom covered
with soft cloth, such as cotton flannel
Light overlapping strokes should bt
used; heavy strokes rub the dirt in
Cotton batting is good for cleaning
places that soil more quickly than the
rest-for example, the wall over radia
should be rubbed lightly with the cot
ton. which should be turned as it be
comes soiled.
There are commercial pastes and
powders for cleaning wall papers. but
in general, these should be applied only
by an expert. An amateur is likely tt
have streaked wall if he attempts tc
use them.
The socalled washable papers used in
Kitchens and bathrooms may be cleaned
with dampened cloth. but water must
be used sparinsiy: if it seeps III, the
paper will be loosened. Vanishing
the paper i'll these rooms will make it
more nearly impervious to moisture
and steam and will prevent it from
peeling, household specialists Of the
United States department of agricul-
ture say.
Rough wall coverings. such as bur
lap, are hard to clean. The dust should
be removed by brushing or with Il
vacuum cleaner.
Some painted walls may he washed,
but as in the case of all painted sur
faces the success with which this may
be done depends largely on the kind
and quality of the paint. In the case
OF ordinary oil paint. the wall should
be rubber with even strokes. using II
cloth wrunS ont of light suds. then
rnsed with cloth wrung out with
clear water. and wiped with a dry,
soft cloth II the paint is badly soiled
and stained, Il fine ScO,lrer. such as
whiting, may he used.
Enamel paint Chat is, paint mixed
with varnish. which gives hard.
smooth surface and does not catch or
hold dust SO ensily) is dulled by soap.
Such paint may be cleaned by rubbing
first with a WOODEN or cotton flannel
cloth. wrung out Of hot water. and then
with clean. dry cloth. Spots, stains.
and dirt that will not yield to hot wa
ter alone may he removed with fine
scourer. but it must be applied lightly
in order not to scratch the surface
Calcimined walls can not he washed
nor can they even lie rubbed with Il
dry cloth without streaking the finish.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26
FOl. Sale.

Brand new modern seven room house
with six large closets. Hot water heat
large garage, 55y132 fl. lot. located
on Walnut street on the paving Rooms
and closets are all painted, all have
har wood finely finished floors. This
house has been built of nothing but
first class material and is complete in
every detail. Yard is partly levelcd
for lawn and place has good 100
barrel cistern all connected up. If
you are going to need home you had
better figure now before the demand for
houses makes it necessary for you to
select from what is left over. X. ID.
Hughes, Owner. o4d4f1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26
Sounded Familiar.

The Argonaut The governor OF
ing the pupils what the people of diff
ferent state were called. Now II,
said. the people from Indiana arc
called 'Hoosiers:' the people from
North Carolina Tar Heels the people
from Michigan we know as Michigan
ders.' Now what little boy or girl can
tell me what the people of Maine are
callcd."
II know, said little girl.
Well. what are we called?' asked
the governor.
"Maniacs."
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26
Recoatihg is for this reason preferable
to cleaning
Couldn't Afford 1t.

Philadelphia Telegraph: One day
Jones was complaining that he was not
feeling as tit as usual and friend sug-
gested that he go in for exercise.
There's horseback riding, for in
stance" said the friend 1T Is one of
the best forms of exercise on earth"
II know" was the doubtful rejoinder
but l am afraid | couldn't afford it,"
Cant afford it, wonderingly ex
claimed the other. You already have
a horse, and just think of the appetite
it will give you
Yes" responded Jones with sigh,
and just think Of the appetite it will
give the horse
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26

Babe" Ruth. holder of the new
worlds record of home runs III SIN
gle season, has played no favoritcs IN
smashing out his circuit drives. Near
ily all of the leading hurlcrs in the
American League have contributed one
Tor more pitches which Ruth has turn
ed into home runs.
Right aud left handed pitching seem
to be about the same for the lank
clouter. His two blows Monday came
with Dick Kerr. a southpaw on the
rubber. 1t was the third Kerr has con-
tributed to the Babes record. Mon
days drive made fourteen OF his
thirty-one off u southpaw.
The first homer came with the count
)standins / and >. He then found one
/ to his liking and hit it into tho bleach,
er section in deep right. His second
was a drive into the end of the grand
stand. In between his homers he fau-
ned each time.
A big Injury from Swinging.
Babe Ruth was sold last winter by
the Red Sox to the Yankees for n price
believed to be $135.:lOO and has been in
the game actively as an outfielder for
the Yankees since the season opened,
with the exception of few games he
missed because of an injury TO his
back. caused by swinging at "A ball.
In addition to his marvellous record
las home run hitter, Babe stands
fifth in the list OF American League
hitters with an average Of more than
$50; leads the league in the number
of runs driven in and in runs scored,
and has performed once OH the pitching
game when the rest of the pitching
staff was crippled. He also has played
part of game ii first base, replacing
Wallie pipp when the regular was or
dfred to the clubhouse for protesting IN
umpire's decision. He has played both
right and left fields with great success,
and in the short space of few months
has developed into brilliant outiieter
and one of the best base runners on his
club.
Detroit Pitchers TO His Liking.
The Babes first home run for this
month was accomplished the ninth
when he touched Oldham of the Tigers
for circuit smash. On the tenth he
got his twenty-sixtll, also off Tiger
pitcher, Dauss, and on the following
day he crept within two Lomprs of his
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26

Omaha World Herald: The railroad
men might reflect that people usually
get less than 90 per cent of what they
want.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26

Detroit Free Press: Friends are the
people that some fellows expect al
ways To get them ont of trouble.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
SAL vAGERS SEARCH SEA
FOR SUNKEN TREASURE.
tBy Associated Press. !

VoNcoUvER. b. c.. May 22.-To
delve into the unknown depths of the
sea off the west coast of Vancouver
Island and wrest thercfrom the treas
urcs hidden for many years is the OBJ
5ect of $. Madison and his party of
salvaeers who began operations early
in May
Last autumn Madison made sub
marine cruises along the crags which
line the coast of the island and To-
Gated four large wrecks besides a num-
Der of small ones
Two of the larger he identified as
the Pass-of- Melford and the Valencia.
and one of the others he thinks is the
long lost II. NJ! S. Condor which dis
appeared in 1903 and has not been
heard of since.
Some of the boats which met their
fate on the periious west coast carried
cargoes which at the time of sinking
did not make it worth while salvaging,
but under present day conditions it is
thought there is freight aboard the
almos worth its weight in gold.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
Oakland ,: sacramento q

SACRAMENTO. Cal. May 22.--One
fan tainted In the stand, presumably
from the sight of the fearful carnage.
when Oakland completed the last rally
IN the eighth inning and made certain
a ! ? to 6 victory over sacramento here
today. Del Howards players drove
two of Sacramentoss pitchers off the
mound and had the third well on the
way to the showers when the game
ended.
Oakland II .
Sacramento .. 6 s. z
Ragan Kramer and Spellman;
Devitaies, Hughes, Huntz and Cook.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
HAWAII SCHOOLS TO
BAR "PIDGlN ENGLISH
lIax Assncinted Press !

HONOLULU. r. H.. May 22.-'Pid- :
gin English" in the schools of Hawaii
must be eliminated and at once,
Vaughn Maccaughey. superintendent
of public instruction for .the territory.
said recently.
The ''pidgin English evii'' In the
schools. according TO officials. but has
grown up on account of the easy
means of communication it offers be-.
tween the teachers and pupils drawn
from dozen different nationalities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
WHITMAN WINS IN TENNIS
(I2v Aesnrfatad pros. ,

WALIAA WALLA, May 22-The
Whitman college tennis team won all
three single matches against Washing
ton State college here today. Tho
doubles will he played tomorrow. Web
ster defeated Webber. 40. Ga. Ga.
MARQUEE defeated Smith. 4-6, 6-1
6-2. and c. Sherwood won from Hcald
sc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
+. G. LoRToN WINS

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo-, May
22.--E- c. Lorton Excelsior Springs
after shooting the low score with an
So yesterday in the annual May invita-
tion tournament of the Excelsior
Springs Golf club, won the first round
of the championship play in his match
with Walter Wilson. Kansas City 3
up and one to play.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
Z TACOMA ,; spoKANE 1

; TACOMA WASH, May 21.--Taco-
ma made II three straight victories to-
day BY defeating Spokane. two to one.
The game was a pitchers battle be-
tween Russell and Abrams Two fly
balls. dropped by -Downey and Cling
lardi paved the way for both Tacoma
runs. Abrams did not allow a hit
until tho seventh and was air tight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
u. S. ARBITRATOR ON
AR|VEN|A'S BOUNDARY

PARIS. May 22.--Ambassador wal
lace informed the council of ambassa-
dors today that President Wilson had
announced that the United States
would accept the role of arbitrator in
fixing the boundaries of Armenia
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

tBy Associated PrcssD
Louisville :, at ST. Paul 5:
indianapolis 1. at Minneapolis Q.
Columbus 6. at Kansas City 0.
Toledo .. at Milwaukee 10.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
SEATTLE Z. YAKIMA 3

SEATTLE, Wash, May 22.--Seattle
ovcrcame a three run lead today and
won from Yakima to 5. Hovey,
Seattle left handler pitching tight ball
in the final innings. Wolfram, for
Yakima. was knocked from the box in
tho fourth, being succeeded by Men
the.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
FANCY BAT WORK IS
PORTLAND'S DOWNFALL
.tpy AssocIated press. )

SAN FRANCISCO. May 22.--Plair
and fancy bat work OF San francisco
yesterday beat Portland. to L. Will
lie Kamm drove In two runs in the
second with "a single. Tho Beavers
lone run came In the seventh when
Schnick misjudged Koehler's high fly
and It went for three bases, Kingdom
hit TO Corhan. whose throw to the
plate was fumbled BY Agnew. Koehler
scoring. Love retired In the seventh
inning with sore arm.
San Francisco ....-.... -. D IL
Juney and Koehlcr; Love, Lewis
and Agnew
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
WESTERN LEAGUE

6By Associated PrcSs.l
Oklahoma City 5, at Wichita 5.
Tulsa 5. at Joplin 6.
Omaha 2. at Des Moines 6.
st. Joseph 6, at Sioux City :.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
SO sorTI,EnN lS ASSOCIATION

(By Associated Press.)
At Little Rock lS Mobile ;.
At Birmingham >. Chattanooga I.
At Memphis 3, New orleans 10.
At Nashville .. Atlanta 6,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22

was sacrificed 10 second and took third
on an out. scoring when schorr threw
the ball against the grandstand a
light ran fell throughout most Of the
game.
Seattle 8
i<oH <fiBtitS So. .--sa...a. . II
Geary. Schorr and Adams Baldwin;
Keatinf, Thomas and Bassler.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22

RHINELANDER, Wis. May s1.-
Patrick Hazcen hid 1915 in an old
mattress. When he went to get 1t he
found that rate mutilated il beyond
redemption.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22
FAST PASSENGER IN
OHIO JUMPS TRACK;
THREE ARE INJURED

HAMILTON. o., May 22.-fhree
persons were injured slightly when a
Pennsylvania fast passenger train left
the rails near here early today Three
care were derailed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22

salt Lake D: Vernon 5
SALT LAKE CITY, May 22.-salt
Lake won from Vernon. to 8, yester-
day in a drizzling rain. In the fifth
inning punched hits and three walks
by Houck netted Salt Lake five runs
and In the seventh Shelley knocked
homer with two men on. Honck was
replaced by Smallwood In the fifth
after four runs had been scored. Dc
yormer. Tiger catcher. was ordered
out Of the game in the seventh by Um-
pire Phyle. who alleged he threw saw
dust in his eyes.
Vernon ................,- s
salt Lake -....-.-...f.. IL
Batteries-Honck, Smallwood and
DO vormer, Alcock; Stroud and Jen-
kins.