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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
Fishing for Health's Sake.


Having suffered from nervous break
down. was advised to take complete rest.
and fishing trip was suggested. con-
cluded that right rip snorting. exhilarating
time was needed. so I decided TO go where
the hand of man never set foot. Ny intui-
tton directed the way to fine stream beau
tifully located amidst the forest OF central
Australia.
To reach this secruded spot I purchased
an airship. and within three weeks reached
the desired stream
Immediately making observations. found
only one kind of fish. the ravenous musko-
wog, which Is exceedingly game.
In the breeding season all the young fish
have to be taught the art OF swimming.
This is necessary because the water Is so
crystal clear that the young and inexperi-
enccd fish cannot distinguish whether their
heads are above or below the surface OF me
water. consequently millions OF young fish
lose their lives by asphyxiation
Although the muskowog lives by eating the
smaller fish,. Il is wonderful how exceed
their offspring. but raid neighhorins pools.
THIS Information was easily obtained by OBJ
servation. for / discovered that the features
of the little fellows resembled those of their
parents.
muskowog which had grown Tar away pc he
immune from attack The cause OF his enor-
nous size will relate.
One day two muskowogs decided at the
same moment to have their breakfast off a
toothsome looking fish. one commencing at
the head and the other the tail. They
touched noses at the middle OF the morsei.
when a somewhat larger muskowog gobbled
in the three at one gulp. This extraordinary
meal produced rapid growth.
Every fisherman can readily understand
that nv mind was made I'D to catch this
wonderful specimen.
SD netting a few fifty pound sinners for
bait and placing one on the hook. made
nerfect cast was delighted to see the
large muskowag strike immediately You
can imagine my chagrin when his nibs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10

preferably six. My idea is that the
chess public In general would like 10
have as many games as possible finished
in one sitting. They think. rightly |
believe; that adjournment makes for
analysis and that the champion should
be the man capable OF playing best over
the board. not the man who can best
study the game at home and has more
patience TO work out the variations that
may arise also that the adjournment
by breaking the continuity OF the game
lessons somewha the interest OF the on
lockers.
"As the che mpion Of the world shall
insist in introducing notifications in the
playing rules of matches and tourna-
ments that will tend 60 make them more
attractive TO its supporters, at the same
time always safeguarding the interests
Of the real masters.
I'm whatever modification l may in
troduce in the championship rules shall
look for no personal advantage either of
a psychological character or otherwise.
but will always be guided by three
things, viz. First, the interests OF the
chess masters: second. the interests OF
tho chess public third. last but not least
the interests of chess. which to me, far
more than a game, Is an art"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
CUBAN ANNOUNCES
CHESS CONDITIONS
CapabIonca FaUors Play SEES
si0ns of S or 6 Hrs. Straight.

Jose r. Capablanca. challenger for the
worlds chess championship. which will
be decided in match with DIR. Il.
Lasker at Havana next January, has
been In Holland for some time, but is
expected shortly in London. While at
The Hague, where he came to an under
standing with DR., Lasker. the Cuban
master gave out a statement wherein he
set forth some OF his plans in case he is
successful in the forthcoming contest.
As title holder. he says. he viii insist
that sessions OF play in championship
matches be not less than five or six
hours at a stretch, so as TO avoid az
much as possible the adjournments,
which give opportunities for analysis
during intervals. This he desires TO
eliminate as much as possible in the in
terest of the popularity of chess. Capa-
blanca also says that he will introduce
notifications in the rules governing
tournaments as well as ma tches. all for
the good of the game, which he hopes 10
place on a different footing.
The full text OF Capablanca's state
ment follows
I'm case the match with DR.. Lasker is
played and l remain the champion. ]
shall insist in all future championship
matches that there be only one session
of play a day of either FIVE or six hours
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PLAY TO-DAY FOR COKE TROPHY.

The baltimore Drydock Company baseball
team will play the Downey Shipyard baseball
team OF Staten Island double header at
slsco Park. Staten Island. to-day for the $500
Coke trophy. Last Sunday the Baltimore
Drydock Company team defeated the Dow
news in Baltimore by a score OF 4 to 3. Harry
Holborow will pitch for the Downeys.
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! CADILLAC 1920, suburban sedan; like new
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

"a IiIiIs osST 'he century HaIh a"h J." 4"
fa~ .."nIhs viii Lee matched ~ l'h Ia"'
ln. ianIams 81 tho '"""iiy iH'''" -
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nlu William. tha rs''yn "ih"
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y eel .",.th"' """ - i'i'"" &" '''" !" re.
"a, =. all ,,.urL., williams 10 "is-""'i
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v.usy t,.- ed l"'bp tough """"g" To-
M 81 ,h.m - -" y, "0""I Wl'r""'l
hon n~y.r appeared h"r" ""l i""" "'l
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tr"uhl"
Rafting" I.~vy ~ hbr"n. -. VII"
f., undo, ne ma IN R"rrrn, ~ Hlrppp, VIII
n"r ~" wits With 'hnlky WINNER. WI"
- r,nsidr,od n rnn' nnd"r fpr ~" f""'h"r
SeAh, crown Both ~" "r high ~ort ID
In nv ring and should gty" DlSn,iy OF
Hr,Ion In thalr ak round bout 'Wlmler
has boon hghtIng all main 0oYts 'nd
should furnish IN" STUFF when he
makes hts appearance. Little IL known
Of Levy. although ne must be- another
hiKh class Jew battlcr judging from
his nAmr.
Tommy Phillips. who gave more action
and gas In hts night with Kid Hen
ne, here u few weeks ago. Will appear In
another six rounder with Fighting cur
stein Of Cleveland. y. Nothing Is known
or the Cleveland battler although fans
are we'll acquainted win fh'lllpS s'SIe
and George would like To hay" some bout
urder tho flrm ma mo OF Phillips Co.
The best hight on the card will be or
SIX rounds when Micky ForkIns Will
cndeavor to get revenge for Frankie
RltG's defeat here few weeks ago.
VIII lineup aga'n%; SAMMY tlminrlIl'
tho Young terrier. timinrlli gave
RITZ u smart laClng In This city and
fans aware ~ hts fine nghtlng TACTICS
aud clean methods hat no showed
Micky Forklns st"pred Nnssrr IN ihelr
alh ruundrr. uud although II was
ruIhur soft no shuwed thnt he had the
FUuda and loOha 10 DO IA tough customer
for tho youngstown lad.
Manager Phillips 10 nov trying I" get
ia touch with HOnis good wcaFeTwcIEht
To- inset Arthur bilEull In tho last rlS
Toundor. Although u" one has boen sc
cured an yet II 10 thought that good
opponsn, Tor tho duhky hattior will 10
found In fow days
neat sum han been EunTnnlroh tho
fighters II Ia now "niltualeh That mo
bouts In NIL will cost nvcr $4,000. which
In considered quito naht sum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

The symptoms are quickly rec
ognized; you are easily tired, feel
all rundown and seem to have lost
your energy and vigor. You can
not afford TO tnkc the chances OF
facing a hard winter with it's per
lis Of disease, while your vitality
Is below normal.
Many human ailments nrc due
to some impurity in the blood sup
ply. These impurities make the
blood sluggish, cause you to lose
your energy, and unless thorough
ly removed are a constant source
Of danger, as nearly every vital or
gan of your body depends upon
the blood supply to properly per-
form its functions.
How does your general health
depend 80 largely upon the condi-
ton Of your blood3 Your blood is
made up of millions of corpuscles,
those which nourish and sustain
your system, and those which are
destructive. Between the two
there is a constant conflict. If i'm
purities are permitted TO accumu,
late, your blood becomes thin and
impoverished and your vitality is
gradually undermined but II you
keep the blood toned up and pure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

George Phillips. manager Of the Fort
Henry club. Ia going To XIV" the h'ks
who come To wheeling for the state con
vention one OF the best treats OF their
life. when they 60 I" wheeling park
for the big entertainment program on
SsptAuber 90 lie ~ now making plans
for tho bIgges thght card ever produced
IN local ring history and At least 900
Elks will witness the card Phillips Is
one OF those old birds with Young
ideas" and will put plenty or pep
into his card which Is completed with
terested In all sports and Is great
hacker nt LlnSly when the football sea
son rolls around.
Jackie James. ~hn Is being pro
claimed AZ the coming heaEl weight
champion hut weighs only lOJ now
'Hardhsad' HruIher These ~" mIi ar
lists sling the feather at many shows
and always please They nave APPEARED
on local ca IDS three times amh l'hililrs
thinka n batter OI'tnUi '""lh NOT h9
fOuad They viii ntcp i"ui fact '"nhdh
"IDuna" Meyers tho houih side il"sh
ana IakHHy daiiashs' VII" .i"'"s'arhS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
Has the Hot Weather
Slapped Your Strength!

you will increase your vitality and
strength and be able to throw Oft
and resist the millions Of tiny dis
ease germs which arc always
ready TO attack you on every hand.
For keeping well, after all, is
largely n matter Of being able TO
resist disease.
SO you can appreciate the I'M
portance of taking right now n
thorough course Of treatment TINT
will build up your strength and
vitality and put your system in n
robust condition to be prepared
for the coming change Of seasons.
And for this purpose tho old-time
remedies are always best. Tho
oldest blood tonic on the market
today is 8. s. g., which your drug
gist has known and handled ever
since he has been druggist. He
will tell you that this flfty-ycHr-
old medicine is thoroughly rcli-
able.
s. s. 9. is splendid remedy be-,
cause il is made onl ~ OF the juircp
and extracts Of roots and herbs Of
recognized medicinal value 1t
was first made by tho Indians and
is guaranteed to be purely vcgc-
table and free from all mineral
substances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
LIGHT WORKOUTS FOR
WESLEYAN PLAYERS

Special To the 1ntelIiRrnCcr
Wobstrr Springs. w. Va. Sept. -
Wesleyan gTiddcrs ia training mere
went through two srenu0us pTh'tl'e
sosAions Today. Coaches Bob liIfEIhn
and John FELTON, IA charge The morn
ing practIc" war rrrludcd by ZONE IN
sIrIciIuns by III" mentors. Ia whI'h ia"
Importance or TiEiG training ana mar
muni"tia rnoIIs I" pIriaI' I"i ia" I'l
IInI gam, al the Hcnr"n wee "inI,ii"Hl"
ID i'unIInE EI"Inin' u"HIy p"""inE. /"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
"WIDDY" NEALE WILL
RETURN TO ", VA.

Morgan,own. Sept. The story re-
Gently circulated in West Virginia pap
ers 10 the effect that WILDLY" NealH.
who did much sensational work for The
Mountaineer football team last fall
would not return to West virginia but
would 70 10 Yale was branded AS EN-
tirsly erroneous and without any foun-
dation'' by athletic authorities OF the
university here today
In fact letter was received from
Nrale Yesterday stating that he would
be on hand ut training camp next Mon
day morning AT the early hour OF 90
a IA lie wishes to stay In Ihrk"rsburI
for baseball game 10 be played on tho
proceeding Afternoon. hence his early
ARRIVAL
The report that kealt would leave
West Virginia has n"t been given any
.rodiI Ly Ideal people rT"n The begin
nIn4 az II ~ar known that lac h"h hlEh
h.rSr 81 carving hls nam" deep Ia aih
I.Ii,l hIst.Iy hoIS ihIs fan
E,aia ~TiIos that he 10 weighing ItS
I.unia nnh 10 So great '"ndItI"" f"' I"
hu al seaa"u '"a'h M lathe vii ilh'
l. usa VI ldy at 'J'i"' CIi.a'h ih""r u
81 ,.n.so n"ihInr viii lee decided about
~. I.,aItI'.m 81 a"y zoe" IN i'aI"I"s
q. .,nr Ia well u"ha' way
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Tault of batter

bntsman who Hteps to tho pIhte
win the idea OF crowdinE tho pitch"r
nui Of n strike In making Il bad sthrt
IN such nm net This Kind OF II bhl'"I
will hug the plate and pull hlr Zee,
n- close MS possible to the plhtter anu
keen The pitcher worried about MIS- pos
iIInn hat In making the great minthkn'
An ndvunccd pitcher will not allow thlH
hui win throw tho mll over tho pin'o
rnL although u Cnm~- near to hlttIhR
thc Lnitrr who In In such II PohltIoh u
rood umpire seer that tho ball has Gu
,lphI over tho plato doHplto thH pos!
linn ur the bnItcr. This stunt ln SOL
dom unod in tho hi6 lcnEuaH nlth"uEh
II will he found rnthor ooh HlonhIiJ'
Horno bntlsrr ALSO stand far bnhlnd Inn
pIntr IhIukinE ~ n fnvoritr way OF Da''
linz Inn, when tho ball paHH"r ov"r tho
rlaic and ihon breaks suddenly tn" bn'n-
! man Will hardly rvor swing al IL lhihh
Inp ihat II wan wido or CloHo or low
hut In mnny cnH~E tho ball passes az
-cctly ovor tho plnttrr. Umplrrr IN 'hih
,,,c nrc rnthrr backward In making DO
Iaionr and usually favor the batter ~.
though n good ono over tho plato INN,
rons bad To tho batter should Do cnhcu
Will FOOTBALL Intsrsst1
VIII tho football sport ever cause
such an amount OF interest to inc rams
or the country az baseball has the past
season? The diamond game has just
paascd itE best season although the
World SerIes Ia stlll tC cause Its sen
sation. while the grIdiron "splash' Ia
sIilI To- DO spilled. II It ever proves "a
interesting AK the diamond game tn"
colleges and other grid nnanciera can
ngurs on large percentage. Wh"h
one stops TO think 4, over he Will ADMIT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

that baseball actually does draw TIE
interest Of the crowd more th4A teef,
ball as fan who attends . neN
contest IL on his toes all the tine ~.
derinK what tho next batter MI
n.nrly every case and not m1ny OF uteN
prove walknwa for the clIHeln9
t.nms. Football Is a sport HhefO o.
team usually outranks the other "
mnny iouchdownh ana then " 49,
,ntnIv doc, keep tho attendance GOeDe,
tnv about each and every play. tt@f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
Champs Make Il Two
Out Of Three With Browns

Cincinnati. Sept. Tho chaIrp'onn
made 1t two out OF thro" from mo
Braves In tho last game OF III" ser'""
today. winning six to three. Sc"l.,
who WAS Knocked out OF the box on
Monday went back today and was mt
freely, all runs on him being earned
Fisher was effective until tho eighth:
when two hits and a walk with no one
out caused him to be relieved by LuQGe
who rot tho six men who fuccd him IN
order rho victory advanced tho Reds
10 first place by the narrow margin OF
two points Tho score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
Rheumatism Pains Are
Always Treacherous

and ssnsinis attack on the min,ona
iiny se1ms which "auss your nses
s"',,,'i mi. /. the only way " ~
I'D ~ ,hs dlse.ss. fos these ssTInt 49,
H.. Ll...i .ni a."j.., L< caches u. W.,
."anIs i..,i".., add "inss issst w.
I..Dt ...l 1870
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H.. ,t.rd n.i"s s..h 'Hr'.hsA lskkI
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80 y ~ y. ..a ,ySs1Is.I t3yjH
H. ftt,isy Made. Adviser I'll ~.
j.. borstory, Atlsn,s, us. s.A..,.. asisaA.fI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

M, ,... nm. SNYDER IlKhrU
Three base hit Snyder stolen base
u,rbArr Douhlo plays -iarhnir 7"
eaton to Wh'iied. C""p~r I" NhIl'n'
I,ofl on barra Now York I. I'lt'abu, sh
a un,,a an halIH on ''uopor }. Nus
n0 u-nInr In " ! lnnlnEr. oil
rnncy 4 in ! ! innlnEr. on '""r'i u
In D inninan Winning rl'rh"t cot"
Io.lnK pitcher Ilonl"n Iihh''"h
n'b,v and OulRloy Tlmc s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

defeated Detroit twico today by Hcor"n
Of 10 and II to rorhins' doublH
doubI, drove In both locnl runn In tho
nr.t Hnmr whilo VrnCh'H homo run IN
IEr eighth Hcor"d for Detroit Ferry
md Mnrriactto were both baitnd from
III, hoy In tho accond Enmc. With tho
score tied In tho aIxth Dnunn rtru'k
out the nrSt two bhttorr. thrn yinld"h
ak ronaoCutIyc hiir. Scor"n.
First game ~
,,,ni, 600 600 Oi0 10
nLII.dclnhIn 200 600 COX
nnttorlcH TThmkc and S'hhaRc' h'''"
aud P"rkInH - =, :,
,,,I, nOo Onn QUO II
Philadelphia .lOl ia o2h ~ 10
StannE~. Ferry. R"mmcl and PERKINS,
The greater Tho nocssn,y for saving
the greater your opportunity 10 w"
The fntslliRenCer Want AN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

Go to your drug store and buy
a bottle of s. $. =. today. You
will be pleased with the new vigor
and strength that it will inpart.
Any medical advice needed can he
had without cost If you will write
to Chief Medical Adviser, 2bJ.
SwifL Laboratory. Atlanta. Ola.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeHterdhy's Dam Q =

Ysstsrdny's DANES.
Now YORK; >, HI Louis. q.
I'h!ladrlphln. :. Detroit. !.
Philadelphia. H. DnirOir. 4.
IIurIun d. Chicago.
tlr.clnnd. .. Warrington.
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s...ia-. 49, E.s.iI-at Tia. IL Qua b.t
lAs Iise~s.

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hn ", ih- rI"irh"r ~ ihl- '"ls"'l."- Hl"
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uu,n,nary Two bn-" hits I'suh"'',
urnh Stolen hsa~- 'It"u"h. Mhnn ~
rInrca URth. Dun"nu. Crane. ll""'t"I,
Tnrd Double play URih - 'r"n" l,"i'
ON hnrn. nostnn y. Cincinnati I Ii"""
on hall. on FIshnr \, IN H""il I'l'r
on Fisher In I IA lnninEn. on
Iuuuo mono Ia I21 H,ruch out ny
Firh"r l. LuQua |. scott pHn""d h"lI
WInRo Winning pitcher FluhTr
rmplron--Rlem and TDmHlio Time or
RRmo 80
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CLEAN SWEEP
FORBOST9NESE
FROM WHITES

Boston. Sept I ---BoHton mhdo cioan
sweep OF iiS three game sories with
Chicago by winning to today. II
was tho first tIme Kerr had boon do
fcaied by HoHton this season. Chi
CaBo made four HinElru in tho ninth
inning without scoring. double play
Intervening Score:
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ANOTHER PARkERsBule.
STkk GOES TO BETHANY.
1.ll, rotrnsr An-1tats 1oIM
Floor T0AA ~ tAxEoSSUOs
WIN 1SDoft 3eNAa

Bethany. W. Va. Sept i-M
bscn received hero from Bell ahd feD9
by former teammates who are A
~ today and Join the training a4Ho4a
Ths.c two former ParkersbuYe HI
stars need little II any introductiohs ~
the fans OF this state. .,,...
Rel il an end Of exeepti9nal ApImlN
an HII"State forward for three years,
While Polling is a halfhack Of high saE
iber, 10th are reporting IN the ~
OF condition and much 10 expscts1 ~
them this fan.
1n,ao.al Anon On HARA -
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The Wear and Tear on Your Syt
tenn Should Be Replaced
at Once.

To a great many people the hot
summer season is very draining on
the system, and leaves them with n
low, depleted vitality and in gen.
eral rundown condition.
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Two-baso hit--Fclach. Threo-base
hIt-Vltt Stolen bases-WeaVer. mo
nosky Sacrifice hit-Vitt. Double
n,nyn-E Collins to Risberg to }. Col
inns; Brady 10 Scot TO Mc1nni". Left
ON basrs-ChicaGn s: BoPton 10. BASES
on bnlIs-OH Kerr T. Hit by pitcher
ny Kerr Pennocb. Struck "ut-By
W. I. nv Pennock l. Umpires-Chill
and Owens. Tims--l+?.
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INTERNATIONAL. lLAGUl.

UaadIng Jersey 'l'y
T"'".i" U"oh."I"T
nsl'IU"'r rV'"'"s"
Ua iI,n"rr ! ry'"'un"
Akrr,n Z Ilmnnl,, n
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GEORGE PHILLIPS ARRANGING
FINE FIGHT CARD FOR ELkS

AT WnMaLIao rAha sarTnnnnA
ao-nIdaT nOUrs IHULUDIAo
nnvnR sIA nDUpDnAn AND
Ona rOUh a n sUa BuLnb
msLLS VILLA 40 S0naS Faii-Lsra.
AsOaS TUasiza UIAiHnLi.i
AaD tyTnna nOTn wilt Ar
YEA RasOaa nLHn
IN NFAn RUF9RInh 40 AHT uV1R
EnpBUUzn ~ LOCAL a1Ho
6TROE.R M onnaT HUM PAID
no HrGUan TTauTRaa
ZOE nOaaR VarT.LTFH
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The HtandinH.

To-day'p Games.
Ncw York At BUHton.
Detroit at Philadelphia
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INTO HrRar RnACN

Washington. Sept. l.-CloVeland was
abl. To conclude It's eastern invasion
IN hrst place by defeating Washington
indnv . To 8, while Chicago lost la
tIn.tnn The visitors outhit Washing
ION to-day two To one score.
'''' II II.
,u..,.I,,a raj I2O 900 ~
,,I In.i,n liO 600 100 !:
nLt.,i.a. Aiaiin. Morton ana Is
,.G,uu ,I.osia Ia.LaIy. t"uIi"sy And
,lla.Iltk