davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
TEAM
BESTSCORNELL
CROSSCOUNTRY
Oxford-Cambridge Combined
Aggregation Only Scores 3
More Points Than u. S.

London, Eng. Dec 51--Ihe com
bIned cross country team OF oxford
and Cambridge universities Thursday
defeated the Cornell university run
ners In a race over the seven and one
half mile Roehampton course, but
only by a scant margin OF three
The score was. OKford-Carbridge,
%: Cornell. %.
n. A. McInnis. Of oxford, led the
runners over the finish line in the
good time OF ~ minutes. As sec
onds. with Charles c. Corter, Cornell,
100 yards behind him. and Thomas C.
llcDermott. Cornell, In third place,
E A Montague. the crack Oxford
barrier. was fourth. and the other
runners finished IN the following or
W. T. Marsh. Cambridge: n P.
Brown, Cornell. ~. p SeagroVe, Cam
bridge; r. z. Brown. CORNELL w. A
Graves, Oxford, and Howard Y. Bon
san. Cornell
The closeness Of the contest may be
Judged by the fact, although the
course was heavy by reason % the
rain Of the day before, the last man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31


year and carrvlnE al5ag through the
brilliant fixtures 10 the windun o. the
seventh Olympics at Antwerp athletics
doomed as never before
America always has had q rsuuta-
ton for turning out the most versa
lie athletes "a the world and she
lived I'D 10 it this year Records
were sent smashing into oblivion and
competition was keaner than ever
Uncle samuel's Olympic athletes.
despite the reErettable fact that there
was some dissatisfaction among them
because OF the accommo c1tious pro-
vided. covered themselves with glory
on track and field in Belgium.
New Olympic Records
Three worlds records and two
Olympic records were broken By the
Americans, who won the 0lyuplcs for
the seventh strai sht time with a
margin or 100 points 20 spare over
their nearest competitors
Prank Foss shattered the pole
vault record-hla oun-wfth
vuuit OF Is feet, 3-I0 inches.
Frank LOOMS broke the record IN
the 100 meter hurdles, clearing
the timber in - seconds. Pad
dock HlrAscTs shcl1E and Mur-
Gibson who made Up AmericasE
relay team, shattered the record
for the 900 meter relay, running
Il in ~ Is seconds. Pat Mennu-
the So pound weight event. toss
Ing the weight SO feet, II = Inches.
Dick Lundon cracked the Olympic
hlEh jump mark with q leap Of
o feet 4 Is inches.
Erigerlo, the italian wafrsr- E1leh-
mainen, the Amerlcanized Finn. and
Myra. the Finnish faveliu th-ower
also hung up new marks. Myra's be
ing worlds record throw OF N.
JaVelin-215 feet and q fractlol
inches Earl Thompson hung up q neT
worlds record in the 40 meter hui
dies competing for Canada
In collegiate circles the big auuaL
meets were all brilliant. as were be
sectional tryouts. held for the PR
pose OF selecting our Olympic Ln-
letes- The coming 20 this counLrf or
the ONtord-Cam bridge athlelel Tor
the Penn relays the breaking o the
record for The 129 yard hurdle ny
Earl Thompson, OF Dartmouth. VIC
later broke his own new recod IL
the Olympic games by scamerins
over the sticks in IA As second an
the getting together OF such u1nde
tul sprinters as Paddock. 1lurni1lli
klrksey and Sholt1 were faatu'es n9
American sport loving public d'voui--
with interest
Athletics from the gramms' setooi
age 70 the topnotchers were clnsr1rt-
lT in the limelght during ne T1ars
ranging rom crowds OF 10000 %
$4,000 proved conclusively that in-
taresr was stronger Than efar batcra-
lhl1 - the first OF q lerieI q
c1llT articles making compile
review Of athletics in Ile0 Fdch
VIII Be run I'm The Herrld for the
ne<t few days-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Football Crowd
Record Is Broken

Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 81.-All foot
bah attendance records and receipts
for Franklin Field were broken dur
Ing the 1920 season
The 1919 gridiron season showed a
clear profit OF s67.15s-56, and set a
new high mark for the Red and Blue
teams 20 shoot at but looking back
over the 1890 season, which came to q
close with the brilliant victory over
Cornell, IL is easy 20 see that this
years profits viii mount much higher.
A Penn football official, IN a posi-
ton 10 know exactly what the past
season produced. minated that the
1920 profits win 60 above the 500. 900
mark
The report Of the 1913. campaign
showed that the entire receipts were
s116.O45.05, and Il would not be sur
prfsing TO see the 1920 figures soar
close to $4,000.
In spite OF PENIS four defeats IN g
row, the good weather all fan and q
growing interest in football. win net
the Red and Blue virtually enough q
carry all the other sports along.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Little Bits of Sport
By TAD

NEW YORK. Dec. s1.-some weeks
IN ago when willie Meehan was IN
town he was anxious TO get on a
match with Jack DEMPSEY. He needed
a few wins 10 put himself back into
the good graces Of the public, 50 Billy
Gibson picked a few soft ones for
WIN to work on WIlie trained hard
in a gym There he met a fellow who
told him about astroloEerg and the
things they can tell a fellow. he told
Willie that an astrologer could tell
who'd win the coming fight just by
the stars.
While was hurryinE along 1z5th
street one balmT afternoon as Gibson
met him
WHAT'S up7 Where are you going7'
asked BIZ, pup-eyed-
"Oh.Tm Eoln' down the line 70 a
star reader" plped Willie smiling.
I'm goin' to have me periscope read"
TWAS NO PLACE FOR
A MINISTER'S son.
Dear Tad.
Here IS an actual dialoE between a
fight club matchmaker. who is also
an undertaken and a colored boxer
looking for a match.
Negro enters undertaker's estab-
ishment and asks
say Boss. whas dis yeah sportin'
club dat youse got round heahg7
Right here, this is the temporary
office, but The club and ring are a
few blocks farther down the avenue"
fHass six 80 dis f. de place
whnr IN match 'em up, ehg
Um-ms Um-mg1
Noticing various undertakes
and emhalmer'a certificates
hanging around rhe office, the
negro saTHs 9say. boss. what
kind % a place - dlsf7
This is an undertaking establish
ment, but
50 here's Whar VI match EN- NJ,
I eh2 Um-bl Um-mi And den ~ take
EN- down de abenue an knock 'em
dead and den va send en- back home
from dis heah place. Is dat rightf'
The taker-matchnaker tried
Z 20 explain that the present quarters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
MINSTRELS AFTER JACK JOHNSON
EX-CHAMP INTENDS TOBOX AGAIN

4 TILWAUkEE. Wis Dec 5L-De-
Nl spite his - years Jack Johnson,
former heavyweight champion OF
the world hasn't lost hope Of getting a
match with the present holder and OF
doing what others have failed 10 do
win back the title
Jack IS OF a happy disposition no
matter where he may be or what MS
surroundings are At present he is
boarding with your Uncle Samuel"
at LeavenWorrh, KAN but thar does
not worry Jack N the least Lor ne
to soon be up and doing again
Has Lots Of Time
Jack has plenty Of time on his
hands these days and while IN a hap
py frame Of mind he penned the fol-
lowing 70 the writer Hello Tom
How are yout
81 hope This finds you wei and
happy. the same ~ I an feeling
now I am doing fine and never
felt better in my lie Guess the
rest here has done me lots OF
good You must excuse me for
not writing sooner but have been
kind Of busy here and did not
take NJ writing or answering let
tiers until fl daHned on me that II
was Christmas
SAY Tom can beat Jack Dempsey
Just as sure as you live This may
sound like big talk. but believe me
I mean It. I may be nearly az old
again, but that is one thing can do,
beat Dempsey.
Get Away in February
II have. good luck I expect %
be away from here some time in Feb
ruarF. I have been working hard,
not only as q duty but also 70 get IN
shape. boxed here Thanksgiving
day and was Surprised myself at my
good condition The fans may think
i am old. but they VIII be surprised
10 see the shape I am In and the way
i am boxing
eWeu 7 Euesa you are all ready
for she holiday / have had s
years Of experience and believe
me when I say that real friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
SPITBALL SOON THING OF PAST
ONLY FOUR GOOD HURLERS LEFT

A Jew YORK. Dec 51.--The spit
N ball" says Clark Griffith. will
soon be a thing OF the past III
venture the opinion that five years
from now there viii not be more than
one man using IL in the American
league. Stanley CoveIeskle may last
that long. but I don't believe there Is
another spitballer now in the league
who viii be able 20 fool major league
batsmen in 1925
II was generally predicted that
there would be no further legislation
against the certified" spitbal pitch
ers when the club owners discussed
the moist delivery at their meetings
this month. With the exception Of
one or two maEuates who carry no
spitballers on their payrollss no OBJ
lection was offered TO a suggestion
TO carry the veterans until they lose
their effectiTenesE
When these pitchers drop out OF
the major leagues they are through
The splitter" has been barred in
practically every minor league
-Four Good Ones Left.
There are only four good spitball
pitchers left In the American league"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

the grounds that COLLEGE players
are being corrupted By Offers or
salaries
What a Joke The best colleges
have been making GO worth while for
good baseball players to enroll as
studeuts5 have done 81 for years and
in such a manner that the process
amounted practically 20 paying OF
salaries. II We ban professional foot
ban we must abolish professional
baseball Many college youths nov
turn 20 the diamond for a living.
Yours tn Thorpe has a long white
beard JLT 1rEOTT en-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

remarked LnrlLLlLn IN q 4AaGAAaAQA q
pitching rules last week
aarhev are shocker. CoVelesl1le-
Quinn and Euher. shucizer and
CovelesIzie are the best Jack
oulnn has been around. a Ions
time. and could not win FOX the
Yankees ut the end OF last sea
son. when they needed him badly
Allan southoron- OF the Browns
was not effective 9 last season
Clcoffe a. out OF fl. and doubt
whether Allan Russell viii ever
pitch nenin-- hope he does,
but the stroke he suffered last
sumner may have ended his ca
reer abruptly.
The National league has several
first class spi-bal pitchers ihey
VIII last just as long as they can
fool the hlrters- Bur the delivery
that made Jack Chesro famous and
kept Al Orlh in the came Wnen
MANAGED the Yankees Is rapidly be-
coming a lost art in the American
league AID It's good thing li
means the development OF more good
csrve BAH pitchers
A friend who enjoys both college
and professional football addresses Us
Dear SIR Why al these squawks
about professional toorhall- Alrel
reading the 1lear or some OF our
highest browed experts I am led %
believe that a man who plays this
gentle game for money would ROD
boys bank crack a safe. heat MS
wife and tell his children there Is nc
Santa Claus Can jim Thorpe and
his former COLES ians who appeared
here recently be such terrible men
7 think not
asome OF our foremost authorities
assert that aulcrceulrT foothllf
must be stopped They hint that
IL must be done by due process OF
law. We must put the bars up
against professional football the
same a. we put them up az INST
professional boxing I'm some
states. On what Eroundsf On
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

are few and far between. 7 ex-
pect to 90 out with a hiE show
when al e. right again and I also
intend 20 fight m they VIII give
me a chance. Old Jack may not
be as nimble AZ few years ago.
but he il plenty good enough to
beat all OF the W0uId-be heavy
weights around here. do not
say this n bonstful way, but feel
that the class f. not there
7 would love to fight Dempsey Just
to let the people know how good he
is If he IS what some claim he Is.
Weu I must close now and say
goodnight with a wish for q happy
New Year. Remember me TO my
friends. Very truly yours. Jack John
son"
II might be wen to add that Jack
Johnson IS quite clever as a minstrel
man and plays the bass violin veYy
wei indeed He also sings fairly well
and IS very much at home on the
stage It is understood that a wen
known minstrel man has already Of
Tered Jack a good engagement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
ENTRIES
FOR DOUBLES
TOURNAMENT
Members Must Nave Blanks
Filed By This Evening In
Order to Secure Places.

Entries are coming IN rapidly for
the doubles tournament to be staged
at the courts OF the Fl Paso Tennis
club Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
Entries viii close this evening at the
y. II. C. A. when the entrants VIII
draw for positions on the schedule
Of the tournament
Play viii commence saturday
morning and continue through the
afternoon
the tournament viii in the future
be known as the annual New Years
tourney OF the club. The result viii
have no direct bearing upon the
prestige Of the present city cham
pions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
lerica Wins Davis Cup; Grid Teams Are Ready
CRACK
WANTS ABOUT
AT BIG BOWL
Al Walker. Protege Of Fred
Wnsor Is Anxious to Arrange
Contest In FL Paso Soon

Fred Winsor. manager Of Pacific
coast boxers. IS anxious 70 bring Al
walker. crack san Francisco bantam,
70 this city TO meet Dick Griffin In
a 15-round bout In a letter to The
Herald sports editor Winsor states
that walker has met and defeated
virtually every one Of prominence on
the coast and he IS anxious that he
be started against Griffin In dis
lance bout.
Griffin IS at present IN Miami,
Ariz-. where he IS slated 70 box Jack
Doyle. Of Denver. tomorrow night
Griffin Intends 20 return to Fl
Paso shortly after his contest with
Dovle and has written matchmaker
James Erwin OF the Fort Bliss arena
with a view OF ranging maLcn
with Walker. Roy Moore, Pal Moore
or some other noteworthy bantam
here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

Kansas city. No. Dec 31.-Capt
Bob Roper. Of Chicago. and Hugh
Walker, OF Kansas City, heavy
weights. fought a Eruelling ten
round no decision bout here Thurs
day night Newspaper critics gave
Roper a shade. In the final round
Walker made a whirlwind finish. out
fighting the ChicaEoan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Fast Wrestling
Features Mech

Chris Jordan. Greclan middisVTelght
wrestling champion defeated Frankie
Burns. a carnival wrestler ID a fast
scrappy match Thursday liEht az
Liberty hall Jordan handed his cD-
ponent easily and although he vas
treated roughly at times he more than
leiq Ms own Referee spider haM-a
nad narrow escape from injury
Wnen the two wrsstlers coached ll
the center OF the ring and accidentally
bit the referee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Air Corps Team
HurIS Challenge

Tha air service men o. the air
dr1me az Fort Bliss nave been prac-
fzcine hard and fast for the last
month and now are ready 70 meet any
and an teams o. El Paso and vicinity.
ArrangemeuLs for games can be
made By calling the basketbal man
arer at airdroEe- sort Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

Kansas City, No. Dec s1.-Morris
Lux. Kansas City welterweight, made
short work OF Billy Bright, Of Okla
homa. Thursday night LuL's speed
was too much for Bright and after
two minutes Of the first round had
elapsed. two hard right chops 20 the
Jaw sent the Oklahoman down and
ont
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

New York. Dec 3l-Battling Nell
son former Lightweight boxing cham
nicu o. The world. was granted a
referees license BY The New York
state boxing commission Thursday
l7elsou'1 career as q fighter ended sew
eraI Tears ago. The commission also
granted a license as referee 20 Al
Reich. heavyTE eight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

were being used Temporarily, but the
negro gradually backed his way out
OF the door. saying;
no. stree, no. sirse. not me, sir,
not me- and he never looked back
7 thought this pretty good-maybc
you VIII. maybe you won't-shoo--
Yours. Billy Goode-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

Ieuge from some husky FL PasOan to
meet him at this time
There viii also be a basketball
game that promises 20 be a strong
one. Nate Cordova's Independents,
composed OF all-star church and City
league stars, is also out with a chal-
lenge TO meet any other combination
OF El Paso basketball stars.
There viii be no admission fee. All
parents, friends and all interested in
seeing q real live show are invited
to attend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

Dallas. Tex. Dec. 51.-Johnny VOL
CAST, OF Philadelphia. shaded Bud
Logan. Of Minneapolis. in IL tame
rounds here Thursday night, accord
ing % neWspapermen- They are vel
terW sights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

Fort Worth. Tex, Dec. sl.-Bobby
Waugh. OF Fort Worth. gained The
decision over Jimmie Hanlon. OF Den
yer. In a fast IL round bout here
Thursday night, according 20 news
papermen at the ringside- The men
are lightweights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

Chicago, III, Dec. 51.-The Univere
sity Of Chicago five defeated Prince
ton IS 10 IL Thursday night in the
first intersectional basketball game
this season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

Cleveland. o.. Dec. 3l.--The. Cleve-
land hockey team won the first Of a
three game series from the luiVer-
s7rr or TORONTO rzan1- 10 e. Thurs
day night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

HarrT WomacE, Tatera1 minor
league pitcher and last year an UNI
pire in the Western Association, has
been named manager Of the Okmulgee
team Of the western Association, IN
der the new ownership
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

TO finish was only two minutes and
three-fifths seconds behind Melnnii
at the tape
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

The football season was also the
best vet. there being three strong
civilian teams in the city besides the
state School OF Mines The High
school Tigers went through their
schedule IN the same Impressive
fashion of the past Few years and
lost but two games during the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
MAJORSVILLE

Size MAJ, Is iI""s r"Hscd "r"} a.
zee, homo ~ nor JsGIiLuT hfs f'hht''
Ai,SaS ~ NI0d ttiish friday m"th'"k
hp 20 n.-,h ~-. dc ~f1. ,,s,,
n,ns.d ~ hr Inability 1" lphh ""u,'sh
,mrnI ~, inGnl. H,", hnyh pre- I""a ',
Il, , isaIi, size had pot i"hea fG"h "'
nuy Irsr,ipIirH "nh hhIa' ""Iy ~ ~
i.t,oIa ~ ~" 80 in'-- day" I'" w"
..n rna ninriT ihIrE t"s'H ~ see nv
u.iII T-b.. Tim" i"Dss'h NE ha""
,.,, htnyiI4 was G""vr f"' hf' h'HN"'
irt.Iit,i ani M. ub"s""l rh'II'g f"'
Ia au,vi,eI ~ The '",hsInE thugT"
d., I,.,,rn AI,NnE. ~ VIVID Hlhr"i
Mos Iriin IyIih"n ma Fhail"" Wll""n
~ MICS bsddlrg aul 81 H." n"rh'' ~
r,rnaAh Iid,~. ana p''-ss F'rnhnhih'r"
t",",m."' ~" r""d' ~ "I"' IVA" "'"
'isry
Ii.n u ,dy ~ Grrh~ln D"rbir, Thh
pn., hIu ilfn fm bis country W ms
World 49,, ntrIN"d IT"" br"nte Iu"H.
acy Tup.rnI perNic.a wiz he h'ld ~
fIo hnm. 81 HIS ror"ntp. MI ana N'h
I'm purhiu. ~ h'hf I"'hi""n.
day r., y ~ .nd inl"rm"ni "ss ms
1T wind UIdgr IFmht"Ty. Mr. Dvfb'n
h. nur,Ivrd by u youthful VII" ana
chIId hrridrH his pht"hir ana w" sh
ier" Mrs Ewing "f wilmington "a.
md utrs Goidio buridn 81 Winh Ridge
and -" hrothrrn Harry and u'onh,
.rhrr n, ~, nrHI body Of our bhJE 10 10
i.turn.d 10 ibis n"lGhb0i h""d.
IN, rnnurl .rrcn" county rcnh'oh.
I,tt,,.. In"Nn - 1hT jhohi"~n F"it' Nhn
80 event 81 IN" r"T' ""'b. IN" Stn,p,'"
o,I Of H." nrrt cInnr. "ha hshlDIDoh
i,.II h,InE used by the D6loo l.IEhl com
nan, to domourttab lh"Ir plant Ih.
nan Of fnE,rh WaA very lHTE" ana lAb'
h,L not IourI wan Trading hIlay. n
d.r,rIpiIon l." rhi'h the pen cannon 40
Ia, hn,arS ~tra n'sr'"b hhI" 20 "h'A
anal r,,,,sI 81 iho men ~oIo In tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
n, !, STOCKS

New York. Nux 20 --Fnrl"rV Nti'n
contributed 10 the rraCt.onar' m"N''
fnrntS OF yccont worSS in IN" stock mar
ket were IppC rmoSt again '"dHN. DR.
Of the morrurial issues recording Sro''
declines Of TO points r.
the substantial recovery Of 'I'ar'hS
house actual cash reserves. were main
Nv OF raVorahlc import. but ihsSe seem
\ ed 10 be nullihc.i by another IlnFr! IN
rhc money market aud renewed "e9N
hess a.: .urcIEn exchange.
Signs Of more stringent money cor
ditions We're forthcoming carly IN me
ession. call loans opening az PEE
enI, against tho previous ~"''N ~
quotation OF seven p'rc"h'. I-'H'~
Aro the final hour per cent ""s
and tins was advanced TO u" pr
last weeks maximum. al lh' Ci"~'
beniai by the French nschl represent
lives here that arrangement Ter 20, %
Ent OF the Anglo American luIu have
Zen perfected eNerted all hdycrs' er"c'
ION international rcmIttHu"'s THIS proh'
ably vas intensified b further EATEN.
sIS, OtoTlugs OF. bIIa ga i."Hd"" ans!
Paris.
fuiIo~ing last N''h - '"u'S'. in'''
rUfu aEGtn tue soI' stabili'I"G hiIn
enc Ia IL, atn,b lis' although stal'
osnta Of jIy SaiuIuEs submitted ~
the Ini,thtatC ss"i"0t't i"'""'iSsl""
wee u"aaiisfs'i"Ty tee the 'H"si 49,
N"In,a a"a usi' '''oE""'i'H dl'
sksTpl'aie rts'tu s"I ''i"iii'"'"i' ." 30
s"at aUs.s t'tlit, O." "'"'i"l' '"""'"''''
t,.t tuaIs t..'rNts. '..'.'.ts'i's ss'' ihs
Lsit,, tnn' - t'r.,,at .'.' t.ii''"a ~ ih'
snd s.t.I s."rn"tah :" 10" 900 s"F'S"
EEan"IsiI.,. ,"FivtF "'"dn ~''' -
Isbiy bIFIs. irt' t.,,'.''. ias"'a "'h i"'
sIHu L"utn ,rria,,,'d ""lr ''"'"t'ri
change i"'-I o"loa ii"' 'HipfI 80
HrsHslrJ iil,'o00 'Hd g, """d'
weTe ph' banged ~, "ull
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

nnd later VII be .jolnnd by his sister
Mira Igulln Ji"ih 'sph't 10 aitAnh
.htgI o, huUl - Canton
Irru,r NhIn ~ Dinnm"rah bihCA.
IN un,r 90 puhli" "hId 80 'hs Jonh
Ijlratunt. Tu,rn hIH nnllr" fhTm OulnI
,nrrIsiinp 81 ui".k nu'hlnaty, sTnJps1
Ln, ar un icpinn,hor I'h. M Whits
,o,,ntB puI h."'h " E"""'"i A,"'. ~
I'm, usnh 10 ami viii move bic fnb'
n. iu in,D nrv h"n' ny Hhpbmbof
- uau HWntIr MD f""Ily VII move
ian, G,,t, ID,nn ,,,nird ~ NJ. WhllH,
I,,ut, Iipl, ""d ~ Nhn"llns sphnt q
.., ,utnynLIa ps'h.H su'piion Win his
.,nu.Iu "a = NIliu"n. returning MONS
gunhn. NJ ii"py"ud we P"o"mfap
led Lg y M" lnIgh 9f"unhh"H ~"
,Utrb b,iuE F'Ty mu'b awe.
BUY wax BAviRDB bThHrH--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
TOInDO On A%

I,I,dn II Arr 40 wheat. '"Hh
: Es D.o.,r,inr ~ -
In. ,,nr,h ~ i'mr '""h Wv "" '''''
H., tIg "a i,',n,,I., tipii'S p"hiu-
o., uud Nu,'h ~ eb
,IuIIr r,Iu, ,Hrh flt ~" "'r"''
ia 10 ,,-u,I,,r WITH, H"''h ~" w
TIm"ihr tni,u '"sh wv 90" wv
ttuO Iatn - 10 E,rl'inbr ~ Ib'"in'
n,. ttI6 I,,,nnts, IiIH Nntrh VIZ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
New York Cotton Market

Wheeling. " Va Aug %, 30.
Furnished "a" IniriliE""'"' by J.
Mngiru a g. uTmU"fH '"" f"iF 'bI'
ION I,,hnnrr. Sr,ond iI,of National
UhuIt ~ ". Va. IildE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

vE.r."s - g" See 4"
t",rI-L,.d -" In'.Iltr 49,, - ~ a u.
hIo,i,u : 60 ,rr p,i,,.,- zoe 1"'h t''''r
burg, 90 ,"h Il"'' ,"'i""nl Ilw"b
81 " y" tlJR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. " Va. Aug 20, ~.
pa,ly uuuinrlon iiHt wheeling STOCK
Earhnngc. complied for lnc lut'lIig'n'
Ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

y..L Nus ~ Lins'i. """H"
=. a. 81 % 'sosg h'-, "a
..a.ad - ,' 40 h's' =
...".a 49, az "i'l ~
, t,r,.r, =. 49, ~ vIf'"'r -,
, aI.rt,,v =, - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

MY wan rAvr.ur RrNMrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

-pur war EAvrH"g sfA"ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

.Ib.Gy lTa"H- $500.
- a. Sc IJsi lIsi l1si 80
. "a, AZ - az TtAf stbf 1921 80
80, al Il a. aaG, Basi HhFt ne
49,, T.. Il 30 tg5a t1.D. Ii.b" 10