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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
DAVIS ANSWERS
CHARGES MADE
BY OPPONENTS
Denies Reconciliation Was
Blocked to Obtain Fee
in Love Suit.
HAAG CASE IS RECALLED

Calling attention to three deliberate
false statements, all of which are con-
trary to public records, Paul G. Davis
today issued a statement IN reply to a
defense Of the prosecutors Office made by
William P. Evans, in the Indianapolis
News, Friday
Mr.. Davis reinterates charges which he
has made against Prosecutor Adams and
his deputy, Mr.. Evans. and cites the rec
ords to substantlate his statements.
WILL OPPOSE REDUCING
SENTENCE OF WHITESIDE.
Mr.. Evans, in his News printed state
meut, attempts to take Davis to task for
saying that the prosecutor recommended
a parole for Arthur Whiteside, the pauper
undertaken, who buried his pet dog with
babies and presented false claims to
the county for the burial of bodies he
delivered TO the medical schools
Mr.. Davis says:
Judge Collins wrote a letter. which
have seen. to Governor Goodrich, In
which he stated that both he and the
prosecuting attorney consented to
temporary parole Of Arthur Whiteside,
the man who desecrated the pauper
dead.
Il have stated that the Republican
prosecuting attorney consented to this
parole.
IF that is not correct the mistake
lies with Judge Collins.
II have seen the letter which Mr.
Shideler. the Republican superintendent
Of the State reformatory wrote to Gov
ernor Goodrich on March q, 1920 in
which he said I would not recommend
parole at this time, but commutation OF
sentence to read one to fourteen years
that he might be released next septem-
Der. as this would be punishment enough
for him.
This is not a half truth
'If l am elected prosecuting attorney
/ viii not consent to any vacation, parole
or commutation of sentence for White
side and viii oppose any effort OF Mr.
Shideler to release him.
Il ask the Republican candidate what
he will do.
DENIES CHARGE MADE
IN ALIENATION SUIT.
Mr.. Evans attempted in his statement
to show that Mr. Davis. as an attorney,
had obstructed a reconciliation between
client and bis wife IN order to obtain
fees in an alienation suit
Mr.. Davis discloses the facts in this
affair as follows:
II was employed by William f. Kelley.
the lawyer who opposed Mr.. Evans for
CONTINUED on Page TwoD
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25

WASHINGTON, Sept 25.-President
Wilson today sent the following telegram
of congratulations to President Millerand
of France:
May l offer you my warm fecilitta
tions to the election as president OF
France, and your assumption Of duties
in that high Office and my best wishes
for a most successful administration.
Il am confident that the cordial rela-
tions between the United states and
France, which now have become historic,
will remain unweakened under your
friendly guidance"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
Millerand Receives
Vote of Confidence

PARIS, Sept. 25.-The Chamber Of Dep
uties today voted confidence in the gov
ernment 5O7 to 50. This was the first
Yote Of confidence since the new govern
ment was formed with 8Iillerand as presi-
dent and Leygues as premier.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
WEATHER

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
for the twenty-four hours ending p. m,
Sunday, Sept. %: Fair tonight, followed
by increase in cloudiness; Sunday con-
tinued warm.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
We'd Call It Soft

1t was pretty soft for the thief who
Visited the homo Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

Frankie Ritz failed 10 get revenge Tor
his defeat at tho hands OF FlmineIIl
few weeks ago IN the bout at mo Audi-
torium last evening. losing by vice
mIrgin to The Youngstown pattlcr III
the ten round main event. Rltz' al
though taking the majority OF the
rounds by his strong com"bacNS. couiu
no, rvcrtakc the lead OF four knock
downs for the count Of min" "ach time
THU, hiH opponent had scored.
The FIRST knOIKdnwn that the ounSS-
town hattlcr scored was in the mira
round. when by using constant risht
for RitZ'S sorr ear hr dazcd ihe Local.
haitlcr and sent hlrl down for the c"utp,
+ nine R.tz's head hit the boards
"a thcr hard. and /; seemed as though he
would 10 counted out In the seventh
RITZ came out half groEGy from the el
fCcts of rOnStarr punches on IN" mead
from the prcvious round, and took tho
count OF Mn" three times. lie managed
10 MS" Il left Jah and then fall INTO
cI,nch. and held out FOR the remainder
Of the round
In tho seventh CImin"llis seconds
claimed tina; RE- should hav" been
counted out. although the local natter
WAS IN each 'mo AZ the count .; nine.
A crowd surgcd around the ring nj thus
point and thought the, tn" fght was
over on tho third count. although RITZ
was up at the counto four and got
short rest while tn" referee Kept the
crowd away from the ring. tftz NDcncu
up in the first with pretty left jah.
hut did not continue II in the third
round. Ritz took the ilrst. second. ffth.
eighth and laG' rounds. while Ciminc''
had wide margins in the third, fourth
and seventh. Tho sixth and ninth were
even.
In the semI-nnal Jack Tascher was
forced To- stop In the fourth round when
MIrky FOrkias. why substituted for
Wild Cooley. landed short left jab TO
tho kidneys and followed UP with n
hard right 10 tho stomach. doubling the
local boy up. and Rcfcr"" RITZ stopped
the fight. 1t was ForkinS light all the
way. and the New Castle hattlcr took
things easy.
Young RohcJ.e had the shade better
Of Eddie Nnss-r In four round go.
Nasscr was greatly handicapped by
weight. and had to keep away from
Roberts constantly.
Harry Smith took two rounds. wh!lc
ono was even in his four round 20 with
Joe Belts. Colored heavyweight. Smith
gave 9 great deal Of weight. bu: landed
some good blows which took effect.
Kid Fast and Young Muegge opened
tho show IN n fnst four round battle
which had the fans laughing all the
way. Fast was a tough customer for
Mucggc. and had the North End battlcr
going all the way. taking three Of the
four rounds. while the second went 80
hueEGe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
JUVENILE PAGER
SETS new RECORD
At NORTH RANDALL

North Randall. Cleveland. OuIo. Aug.
ll.-After Two days OF pOstpOuemeuts.
the second week Of Grand CIRCUIT racing
here was InRugurated today. SIX events
were on the card which was featured by
the American Sportsman sweepstakes
purse OF $I.uu. which went 10 R!gle Gre
made In :hc fastest three miles ever
paced BY three year olds here.
The 2.o4 pace also attracted attention.
Rifle Grenade. champion Juvenile pac-
er. established n now record Cor three
Yea rOld PAGERS on this track when he
stepped the G<st mile IN 2:nii4. lie
won the fest and third heats easily.
After vg Jane Forbes and Raven
Directs Heir 20 break about half way
around In tho second heat. Rifle Gre
made himself went into n" air one hum
dred yards from the wire and finished
behind Frisco June. Fat'ma and Tramp
Safe
Lady VIII Go won Tho first division OF
tho ell trot IN straight heats. So close
was the finish Of the second heat only
two sulky lengths separated the. tirst
i've horses.
Walnut Frisco took the second div!-
sion BY capturing the last two heats in
fierce drive from Miss Perfection.
winner Of the first mile.
Princess Mary won the 2:O4 pace in
straight heats but was forced 70 stop
second in 2:03A to overCorn" Eva
Abhc's lead. Frank Little was 'hc NTH
favortte 70 win. capturing the first tho
division OF the 2:lc pace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
ABLE ADDRESSES
At SAINT PAUL'S

The second day Of tho Sunday school
synod convention at ST. Paurs Evan
eclical church was observed yesterday
with a large attendance OF delegates.
The program opened in the morning
with an address by the Rev. Frederick
Goetsh. missionary to India. and was
followed by symposium developing
four chases Of life. each OF which was
prcSc..Icd by Il different speaker. Bust
ness routine. round table discussions
and music completed the program
which continued throughout the day.
OF the symposium developed in four
parts the Rev. Chas. Decker OF Mari
eta, delivered the first talk on The
Mental Life" Rev. William Reckovald
Of Pittsburgh spoke on The Physical
Life" Rev. August Kittcrcr on The
Spiritual Life" and the Rev. X. Schor-
rcnbcrg Of StcubCnville on Tho Social
Life"
This was followed by n round table
discussion led by Miss Lillian NOEL
roy.
The afternoon session was opened by
business session and music. followed
BY a talk on The Regeneration OF
midas Women" by Mrs. Fred Goetsh.
wife Of the missionary 10 India.
The evening session opened with an
address by Rev. Suedmcyer Of st.
Louis. who spoke on the Work OF the
Sunday School" There was also an
address given by Robert Darragh.
The JOY 81 Walking With Jesus"
was the subject OF an address by the
Rev William BoTnhardt Of Pittsburgh.
An illustrated lecture with 5tereopt-
con slides showing the Sunday school
work concluded the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
MACKS WILL MEET
CONSUMERS AGAIN
East End Nlno Will Attempt TO Down
Warrington Nine in Third and
Final Game OF S0r1os

Thu McConkeys will journey 10
wellsburg Saturday TO meet the Giants
tho Warrington Consumers. at Man
nington Sunday. The Giants are con-
fldent that they will stop the present
driye OF the locals and are practicing
every evening IN preparation for this
game. 49, ~
On Sunday the Macks will journey
N Warrington where they Will tackle
tho Consumers in the third and final
game OF three game series. The locals
lost in tho first meeting Of tho teams
hut came back strong IN the last contest
and downed the Warrington nine a
victory over the Consumers Sunday
would give tho Macks the series and
strong Impression upon the down-state
fans.
Honscker and Lewis VIII DO on tho
mound for tho MCtOnkeyS in both
games although tho selection for tho
Consumers has not as Yet been dchln-
itely announced Many local rootrrh
ara expected to make tho trip with the
MaCks To both games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
RED CROSS READY
FOR STATE FAIR
Splendid Program Is Being Carried Ont
BY Body

Tho local chapter Of the Rcd Cross.
under the direction OF Mrs. Susan Cook
and Mrs. K S. Bu!lard are already maxi
ing preparations for tho tents for first
MD and welfare work which they Will
have at this Wheeling Fair. The tents
VIII J." erected for tho purpose OF pro-
viding Il place for mothers 10 take care
az their children. aud In these tents
will also lac provided space for weight ing
nnd measuring of babies. which In n
great aid to mothers in determining the
actual health or their children and no
prUgrrsH which they ar" making. Tho
first aid treatment ar hospital tents will
u" looked nftrr hy several registered
nurH"S. two or three serving rnCh day
IT TIIr week. with Mrs Bullnrd and
Mrs COOK" In rhnrEr
II =. McGr". and Il. A. Hobart Of tho
Federal BOARD OF vocational training ut
baltimore. representing tho eligibility
department Of Tho bOmrd. will La hero
Friday and Saturday Of this week Two
w"oks nEn the Federal board arnt rep
rcqrn'ntI,rr To- the Nrd tTouS here to
rNHmInr them Tor NuCItiOnal training
nud AZ tia" pnmr tim" number wrr"
oNnmlncd and placed on tho waiting lirt
for training Th" purpoE" uf tho whit
~ tho mon FROM headquarters ihlR wc"k
viii hc to discover what special lnCS
Of vocational training tn" men awaiting
nrHignmrnt mr." adapted to. md plR co
them In "chuuls where their training
may 10 secured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

Two-base hits--Perry. DAILY. Johns
ton, Wheat, Myers. Three-hasc hits
Olson. .. Home run--Flack Stolen
bascs-Dcal. Neis---Sacrifr" -- FiaCN.
Neis. 8. Double plays Myers TO kon-
etchy. Left on bascs--NhicaC". :: Brook-
Pferrcr. :. Hits-Ofr TYLER, S in Ia
inninss,off Martin. inl-2; off Bailey.
! in Ia. Struck out-By Tyler. :,
Bailey. !. Losing pitchor--Tyl"r. m
pires-Opay and Ouig'ey. Time 40.
Second game r. H. L
Chicago 200 WV !rU-t
Brooklyn OH% %! hhV--"
Batteries: Carter. Alexander and o.
Fhrrcli. paly: Tadorc. MGupUN and
Krueger. Elliott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
BEE-KEEPERS
HAH npoRrANr ADDRESS or n.
DUSTEY BIZ DE-. 0EO2a1
DE HUFX
Automobile Tour and. Social 1e0AoA
Held Last Evening

Yesterdays session Of the Tri-gtats
Bee Keepers association was held In
tho afternoon at Blum's Hall, Elm
Grove. presided over by William G.
Griffith, local president OF the assocta-
tIon. The principal speaker OF the day
was pr. George De Muth representing
the Bureau of Etymology. Of Washing.
ton, who spoke on his travels among the
Bee Keepers Of the United States.
Or. De Muth gave a graphic deScr1p'
ton of his travels over many thousahoe
Of miles. which embraced the busiest OF
the Rec Keepers territory. He described
the methods aud means by which bees
are kept in hives which increases pro-
duction and the best results to be OBJ
tanned through various approved meth.
DDS.
A social program concluded the eve.
ming, the party motoring over 70
Moundsville. Bellaire. and other points
where they were entertained at the
home Of c. w Seahright, J. G. Rudd and
others who are interested in bee produc-
ton.
Today's program will include bus
mess routine and several addresses BY
the prominent visitors who are attend
ing the convention. The meeting Will be
concluded tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
n. !. AMERICAN
TAKES DOUBLE

Cleveland. Aug. ll.-New York made
Il two straight from Cleveland today ny
winning 70 ! in ten innings Cleveland
scored it's four on home run by Smith
with The bases allied N the third. Baghy
weakened a tritlc m The NTH and S!Ntn
and = I'M sjudSed fly by Wam"SEansS
let New York tie tina score.
Mays batting was a factor as he
drove In one run IN tho nth with Il
double ard started the winning rally IN
the 'rntA with another two base hill.
EurN 4. slorH'rd has right knee IN tho
frs, inu.ng. siding into second base
and had 20 =" carried on the field
Meussi who :ooE MS place scored n"
wing run and drove n the winning
rlI,, The sore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
NEFFS TO MAKE FIRST
APPEARANCE AT FERRY
punlsvy and Jones Expected 20 Furnish
Pitching Ttft-Pormsr Can Ptecn
with Eithnr Arm

With Jones opposing Dunlevy in the
FaRie-EeHs clash at League Park sun
day. the fans are assured or hot oat-
tie Tho latter hurler for the Eagles
can throw With either arm and those
attending the game will see the Pitts
burSh hurler use both arms during his
mound performance. Jones IS constd-
cred the best with the Nefts players
and IS expec.er 70 hold the Ferrtans 70
a low score Sunday.
Manager Pe:ra!n will have four new
players on his roster and Is feeling
cockv over the outcome OF the game
with the eagles Sunday The exhibition
game between the Pittsburgh Nationals
and tho Eagles Is stil pending although
Manager Rowley Is making his best ef-
fort 10 secure the Smoky City boys TO
como TO League Park on August g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
FORMER PHILADELPHIA
ATHLETIC STAR HERE
Lewis waldron, Once Famous Second
Bassman Of Connie Maoks Nine,
II IN Ctty This Week

Many local old time diamond fans Will
remember the once famous Lou" Wal
dron. star second baseman Of the Phil
adelDhia Athletics who were then under
their same oid leader. Connie Mack. II"
Is in the city this week at the Mcclure
hotel and Is meeting many OF his old
friends Waldron IS here with the con-
veuttor visitors while HIS home IS IN
New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Pittsburgh Wants Game
ingram independents Anxious to Meet
Strong Semt-Pro Teams In
Ohio or WoBt Va.

Tho following challenge has boon re-
celved from the manager Of the Ingram
independents 10 the local scmi-pro
teams:
Tho Ingram independents Of Pitts
hurgh. champions OF Ia" Chartcre Val.
lev district. would Lkc To arrange
games for either Saturday or sunday
with re!a!hle somi-pro teams In ohio
or West Virginia. The independents
are In Il position to offer reasonable
guarantee 20 any club For Information
wire or write booking agent. Donald
NJ. Miller. 81 Dewey avenue. ingram,
] Pittsburgh. PA, or call LONE distance
ga at !. NJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
PAVING REPORT
WILL Be MADE

Yesterday afternoon a conference was
held by c. b. Kimberly. local contracto
who had charge OF the paving on South
Eor street between Thirty-third and
Thirty ninth streets. with City Manager
Chas. Q. Ephlin. and A committee nam
ed by council composed Of Councilmen
Noltc. Otto and fancy, along with city
Engineer Harry A. Conrad.
No decision was reached at the con-
ference. The committee will prepare n
report and present II 10 council next
Tuesday.
The paving. according to Mr.. Ephlin
is entirely unsatisfactory. No excuse
was offered by Mr.. Kimberly for the
thickness o; the base which Is believed
t. be- under five inches. which the con-
tract with the firm calls for.
Several OF the holes in the street was
blamed on plumbers bitches and Mr..
Kimberly. But according to MT. t;ph-
I'm tho ditch runs north and south In
the street and not across the street as
all plumbers bitches do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
PAYNE TO BOSTON
Crack Bauer Tw1rler VIII Join Roston
Brnvos-Mado Good Impression
with Local Fans

Sam Payne. Htnr hurlcr for tho
DAuorS. will Join tho D"nton l'raveE
ahortly Tho Dcnu!aon hurl"r certainly
did mako good impression on l"cnl
fans losing his FIRST Enmc I" the Me
ConkoYH Mt Tunnel Green on AuEust
His Intentions OF going L. IN" waiura
IL an Indication OF his SuCccsstul ycnr
with tho locals. Manager "fork"' vii!
have another ncY nee 10 round out for
tho remainder of his games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
HUBBARDS WIN AGAIN

Two good games were played ycstcr-
day afternoon IN the junior section OF
the inter playground baseball series.
The Hubbards continued their winning
streak by defeating the Wilson's In All
s 10 game Il: Twcnty-siXh stree.
while the Sixteenth street team won
from the Island to q. playing A.
Bridge park The Clark -WarwoOu
double header was postponed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
EYE" LATEST
AFFLICTION IN LONDON

London. Eng The discovery that
I.oudon is suffering from wave ~
'nEpnracua eye follows tho announce
mHnt OF the prevalence OF "aspnrRCu
neck Patients with widely staring
eyes and tendency TO nst!Ematism
nre coming forward in considerable
numbers for trrnrmcnt The complaint
IS caused. according to doctors. by tho
cater trying to keep his eye on tho
asparagus tip. nj tn" Same time watch
Ing 20 .cc e anybody Is looking at him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Now IL An H1osllsnt rirne to Get RID
OF It's TortursB.

Victlmr Of rheumatism should take
advantage 81 tho warm season which iH
30 fuv"rahlr TO the proper treatment for
this painful ailmcnt.
Ehcumntism Is moro than n mere local
d disorder confined to the locality Of tho
painful parts. II cannot he rubbed
away. because II Is dcepscated disease
that has Its RourCe In tho blOou pupply.
The tiny pain demons. the millions Of
little disease must be reached and elm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
LORAIN MEETS NEFFS
Coal and Dock Ntne VIII Tackle strong
Legion Team OF Nsr, Ohio
Good Game Expected

Fans who will attend tho Lora!n-
Ner Legion clash on tho latter grounds
next Sunday will witness an interesting
game from tho present viewpoint. Both
teams have hecn wanting 10 meet one
another the entire season and since the
game has been arranged a hard battle
IS assured.
The Legion team has heea topping
over tho bigger teams while the LOrain
Coal 4 Dock nine has becn taking on
teams OF par although they NAV" had
a very EuCce ssfUl season. About -FOUR
teen players for :hG Lo-atn boys arc
expected 20 make the trip with u largo
number OF rooterS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
AHorHER FOE CHICAGO

Chicago. Aug. ll.--,'hicago made y
four straight from Washington tndaE
NJ winning two 10 one. when Erickson
weakened in the seventh and had 20 re-
tire in favor OF Zachary. after walking
Schalk and Kerr. Gharrity,S triple am
single BY Erickson saved tho visitors
"S $50. ''N' r. II. f
ry-oSSi,S,o, noo 90 nnO-l !
r-nIcago ..... 900 900 cox: S 0
Rattprics-Erickson. zachary ana
Gharrltv: Kerr and Schal&.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Turned tho JOB over

From n report OF good turns by
baltimore Scout:
Monday bought n newspaper for
lady
'.'Tnesday-went on an GRAND and
bought paper for lady.
Wednesday, bought n paper for a
'Thuraday-I got boy to serve pap
crs to her regularly. Boys Life for
August
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
At Last, Relief
From Rheumatism

mated from tho blood before real relief
can DO had.
SIS has boon nuccesAfully used for
RhoumatiBm for more than nifty years.
II In tho most thorough md reliable
blood remedy because II searches out
and eliminates all dIsenho gcrmB which
Infrst tho blood.
Go TO your drugstore and get a bottle
Of s. s. 8. today. and begin to take .
rational. sensible treatment for Rhou-
mRtism that will show results. For froo
expert medical advice regarding your
own case. write fully to Chiof Medical
Adviser. 603 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta.
Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
DIVIDE SERIES
At BROOKLYN

Brooklyn. y. Y. Aug. Brooklyn
and Chicago divided double header
hero today. the Dodgers hammcCing
three cub pitchers and winning the
Arst TO 3. and losing the second
10 8. Excited fans threw pop bottles at
Umpire Ou!gley In the seventh inning
OF the second gam" when he decided
against the Dodgers In a close decision
1T the plate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
valsnttuS on 2o7th

Keyser. w. wa. Jay Valentine. OF
Parsons. Tucker county. was nominatea
for fudge Of the circuit. composed OF
Mineral Grant and Tucker counties on
the two hundred and seventh ballot ~
the Republican judicial convention. the
convention convened early Tuesday an
ernoon and was in session al! night night Tne
deadlock WAS broken on the 207th PAL
Tor when Valentine received rs votes,
the required number TO nominate The
nF V,Ic TnTS 7. Mineral 5. Tucker
Reynolds-MInsral 10. Tucker I. To-
Judy Grant S. Mineral I. Total .. Fin,
nell, Mineral 4. Total 4.
E. L; Judy was placed N n nom,nSs ~
I Is Md Bair. Judge Reynolds by Capt:
F. +. Hood and A. J. valentine by Dayid
i: Cuppett. G. c. Lsshlcy OF Tucker
county was chairman Of the convention
and W. G Heiser Of Grant county. sec
mated Taylor Morrison. OF keyser Tor
Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
DETROIT HARD HIT

Detroit. Aug Il.-Philadelphta hit
Dauss hard today and won from De-
troll Il 10 l. In the seventh inning
the visitors made nine hits. with -FOUR
errors. netted total % ten runs ROM
mel allowed but eight hits.
Al scora. r H. e.
philadelphia COO olo N oo-l3 IS 4
Detroit ...... COL 90 ~
Ratteries-Rommel and Perkins
"a ri StanarA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
GIANTS WIN
TWO CANES

New York. Aug, ll.-Th" New YORK
Giants continued their dash toward
first place today. winning both games
Of n douhlc-hrader from I"t'shurG., /"
TO ! and 6 to 3. 3cn;on and douglas
pitched fiue hall Tor Tho Giants. hut IN
Douglas faltrrcd ard Was touched for
Ave ms. Spencer. IN the Chants haf;
,rirlrl with three on bases and scored
On povle's single. Score. First game: