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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
Nv HUGH s. FULLERTON.

Memorial Day. May 81, closed the real
spring training Of the major league
clubs. From now until July tourIm ~"
teams that have a chance will gradually
work toward perfect playing lorm'
Whatever gains or losses have been r.
corded thus far are chiefly due 10 pitch-
ing and the breaks Of the gam. o,
The grand old dope Is work wei.
and Of tho sixteen clubs only Detroit -
far enough out of line 10 be IN danger OF
growing discouraged ana retnHln.ns
there. There is II" cause i"r d'ScouF-
agcEnent on the part ut the others. be-
cause they have rs So"c. ana IN some
cases better chances than They had al
tn, start Of the season.
| am unable I" discover what 'he =
rr..t trouble m the Detroit team -. No
two EXPERTS who are ClnStly in 'OuCh
with the team cGrc". and the players do
not appear IL understand what IS nap
p"ning 10 them.
Chicago'S chances seem |" nave
dwlndlrI in the American l4cagu" nut
tn" team ~ certain TO com" stronger
when II settles back on the HON" lot.
Tn" pitching staff does not Look as
Formidable as II seemed when fah"r
threatened to come back strong. ana
unless Kerr comes around quickly. INC
chances are the anchor pltchcrs-ttcotte
and Williams Will be worn our again
this season. faDcr IL serving as reIri
from the pressure that Otherwls" wonid
have hurt the champions chances badly.
BuSt m is fighting hard. The team IS
not quite as good as Il looks III the
Standing of the clubs. hut as tn" dope
In,tca,'L. i still has punch. speed and
pitching The IankS. inspired by
Ruth's hitting. porkcd up CONSIDERABLY
during he last fortnight and 50 ola
Washington and the Athletics.
The Western teams of the American
League excepting cleveland. had a
rough time in the East. but II must Dc
remembered that they were on foreign
nelds and before they were near top con-
dl,jon The fact that The orrrthrows
occurred in tho most unexpected spots
- encouraging Of hopes Tor closer
rae.
l. looks 70 me as though the man
ayers OF several OF the Western teams
trippcd hard during the last tw" weeks
b. undcr-eSt mating the strength OF
Washington and the Athletics Ih'F
tried to save their strong pit"ErrS i"SS
advanced in condition against N" Nv"
supo>edly weak teams. The result waa
. serious humping and CONSEQUENT
gain for the Two tail end teams. Neither
,bc Senators nor the Athletics arr
strong, but thcr" IL II LOT OF punch N
both that has been missing for Il number
~ y.Yrs IN fact the work az ~" AtN'
ln.ica has hccn ono 81 tn" pleasing son
s.,tlnns "f tho Year. l."nk over their rec
ord lid VA Will discover that WIN
,n-, 4 Utllr more pitching lower. or
Just q trIGlc more punch, the team would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
GOOD CAME At
Tunnel GREEN
NRcks VIII Play Canonsourgh Aggre-
RNtion Next sunday Afternoon

Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. on
the Tunnel Green grounds. the McCon-
KEYS will meet the crack Canonsburg
serni-pro team. who now lead the Indus
trial league Of Pittsburgh.
This team made their appearance IaSI
yasr WITH a team composed OF some OF
the fastest players in the uittsbureh
district. and gave the Bauers a hard
battle with Enoch In the box. his hne
work having attracted quite bit Of at
tention. w
The McConkeys have been hitting
their stride defeating the hest teams on
their schedule" and feel confident that
they will turn IN another victory. al
though this Is one OF the toughest games
of the year for them.
Enoch or Htlman will work ror the
visitors. while Honecker or Lewis VIII
work for the MackS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
WEBSTER NINE Wins
Defeat Handed Clay Is Another step
Forward to Championship For
Webster

Webster took another step toward the
championship Of IN" publ" schools base
hail scrr.. y"sirrdny afternoon when
they defeated til" clay boys IN an II 10
n contest ON III" Public schools Athletic
F'I"Id ON IN" Island W"bStcr'S twelve
hits punched somewhat in the thIrd in
nIng when six runs were made vas
larEely rrspUnsi ble for tn" result OF tn"
game Clay school played fine Eamc
OF hall hut were unable to hit either
Foster or Marschn"r. who hurled good
ball for tho yictors.
Centre school drew a forfeited game
from IN" Union team which did not show
r!n for their gam" Srhrdui"d on TN"
Twenty sixth street playground.
Two more games Will be played this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
Wheeling Q.
smrHr1a1p WINS TRACK MEET.

line 'iRDNI II "a I'M" = = irant
districts annual track meet Was he'd At
SmIluiirld ycSirrll!. IaCkSUnhurE
Junior hIrh school b"!s. coached ny 4.
l. lamb were unable t. wIn out tor In"
iirSr TIM. j. 'hT'r years.
Cross a. Sru'i OF Smitha"ld rolled
UP IN" greatest number "f points for tn"
IlciurS and THll"r aud R"Ird0u Tor
LaCkNnnburr Fur,'hi!rld'S rural high
school youngsters mad" n r"rd,tahIc
showing. exhibiting great Ar!rli on ia"
ncld rho total s,or" wa>. SmIth!iclu
81. .Iach ~uuhUrB Ct. BurChiirld :?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
THIRTEEN CAME
GRID SCHEDULE
FOR WARWOOD HI
vsAson WIN Open on Sept. IL, with
wellsburg and Close on November
9th with Trtadelph1a

From all Indications W2rw"rd hSH
school will have one tho best t"otna's
schedules that has ever been @rrahsru
since this school entered ~" Scholarship
league OF the Ohio Valley. Nar""oI
had a very good team last season ana
only lost twsr out Of eleven games
playcd which shows that they have some
excellent material ~,
Several changes Will II" mad" IN me
team this season as three OF the mem
hers graduated this year. They b'ihE
Schramm. & Kemp and Cook II IS uh-
derstood that Prof Harry smith "h"
will coach the team this year. has Soma
new and excellent material which ne IN
tends to pick one OF the best teams III
the valley from.
The football season Will open on sep
temher II. when they Will play Ne!tS-
burg III the local athletic field; wh'ic me
last game will hc played with TRADES
phia at the home grounds
Following IS tho schedule:
Sept. 1l-WcilShurS n home.
Sept. IS--Whcellng. away.
, Sept. 25-Ntln&o. at home.
Oct "-l.inSly. away.
oct. 9-Moundsville, away.
oct. l6-S,Ill open.
Oct. 22--TorOnto. away.
Oct. @9-MipgO. away
Oct. &O-Smthcield, at homo.
Nov. 6-Cadz, at home.
Nov. l2-St ClairSN lllr. at home.
Nov. ?n-TOrontO. at home.
Nov. 25-Triadelphia, al home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04

Rowley is undoubtedly the fastest
quarter miller eyer produced IN West
Virginia and shouId xiv" shea. tho PIN
flyer. great battle in the favortte
sSent saturday.
Rowlcy recently broke The West Nir-
Kinia record in the quarter and wnlla
Shea will probably beat HIM. he VIII
yiye the PIttSburgber some trouble.
RoWley also runs the ECO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
BROOKE COUNTY COURT

Tho summer term Of Hr"oh" county
circuit court vii! open at -" court
house in Wrllshurr Monday morning.
juno 9Th. with Judge L. NJ. hddlcman
on tho hcnCn. Tn. docket is not long
ono and IarG" number "f III" cn&"s
ar" minor ones and can h" disposed Of
without q jury. On" h!gamy cas-" VIII
l." heard and on" murder case. ihat 81
Tony Iazarc for tn" shooting of h.S
father tn-law. Tony Tall Of Charles and
Sixth street, several weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
, afternoon when Webster meets Wash.
ington on the Public School Field on the
Island and when Madison meets Richie
ut Twenty-sixth street.
WILL PREsKNT CASE.

'ItAZELTON. Pa. June 3.-T:-o acals
committee Of the United Mine Workers
Of the anthracite field decided today
that presentation OF the unions case be-
fore the commission 10 be named by
President Wilson on settlement OF the
deadlock with the operators over new
agreement shall be in the hands OF tho
executive officers OF each Of the three
districts acting with the international
officers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
ON THE SCREEN Of SPORT
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

be dangerous. If il had won all tho
games it'has, lost by one run the team
would b. up among the leaders.
The dope Indicated exactly that CON
ditiou. Tint Athletics are now three vic.
tories ahead Of where they figured 10 b.
on Decoration Day. II they can hold
that pace they Will win nearly scv"n :
games in the ScaSOn--whiCh means tn, ;
surely would beat someone out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
WOULD REDUCE SALARY OF
TIE PRESIDENT TO $50, 900.

WASHINGTON. June "a hill pro-
viHnE for reduction Of IN" salary OF
nresldent Of the United states from
lTSnOO 70 $50 00O Il year was introduced
TO-DAY by Senator Smith. Democrat.
ceBryia Senator Smith also introduce
.dss resolution proposing an amendment
toSthc constitution which would limit
the president 20 one term Of SIX years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04

Boston will do hotter when III" team
settles down at hom". hut I'll" Pills A.
marked for TIA" cellar Tn. tam lr"Ns
too much To- h. seriously cons IL red a.
u dangerous UIP"mtnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04

An old timer. famous in Ms day a.
a student and as player. Mas watching
Il game at tn" Polo rr"und'.
TIL, Rair's rot I'm all doing IT," hc
r,r marked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04

A man has n fight and maybe gets
black eve and goes right on about his
husinrss Rut nation has fight
and gives the other fellow two black
eyes and doesn't set over it for hum
dred Years. d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04

AN midi Hmm f1mTWg IN N-N 'llV :
a student and as q MAYER. was watching
a game at the Hnlo rrnund,
Thu Rah,'s rot I'm all doing IT," ne
remarked.
"lDoinE what" som" on" inquired
"Swir.irC for h"m" runs r. d"'lar.
ed "'rhrr,. ar, u.' irw'r than s"N.
players; in thu Am"rI,au ,"rgu" wh
hal" changed their system If hitting
noticcahly th'~ '"NN"n. Ruth got ."
much advrrti>inS and 50 much mon"'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-02

Happy New Year, What are you
going 20 DO TO max Il happy. this
brand new. shiny, just-home- from
the-shop year that's yours waiting
on the door step for YOU TO come
out and pick il up and take 1t in 10
the fire and warm IT?
A whole year. 365 days-why, this
year there's one day more, It's
Leap Year. so We have 366 days
every ore OF them as fresh and
clean and sweet as a little school
girl, who has Just had her face
washed and her hair braided and
her shoes tied up, and is going over
10 grandmas 10 spend the day like
Little Red Riding Hood.
A whole year, yours 10 do with
what you will
You can he happy or miserable,
good or bad. stupid or intelligent.
friendly or cold, useful or 10 good
in the world.
Which do you choose
Not your choice? OH. yes. il is
absolutely and entirely yours,
No one in the world can make
you miserable but Just you. your
self-not another single person.
The world is what you make it
life is how YOU live it-and there's
no other answer 20 that question.
The most miserable, crossest,
stupidest little woman I know is as
pretty as a picture and as rich as
mud.
But she's jealous-jealous OF her
husband. People like him better
than they do her
Jealous OF her children-they like
their father better than they do her.
Jealous Of her sister-her sister
has curly hair. and her hair is
straight
Jealous % her brother-he thinks
too much OF his brand new wife.
and no matter where she goes or
what she has. somebody else is al
ways there with something that cost
more and is more becoming or at
tracts more attention or something.
so she is a poor. mean. little
creature with a shrivelled-up heart
and d tormented brain.
/ wish ! we're sorry for her but
I'm afraid I'm not
Poor But Successful
The happiest woman J know is not
pretty. and she's not rich.
She is 30 years old. and she sews
for q living.
shes always making pretty things
for other women. and wearing plain.
old shabby things herself
And she's tickled To death over il.
You see she has brought up Six
brothers and sisters. and two OF the
sisters are as pretty as pinks. and
one Is very clever. and two OF the
brothers are very successful. and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-02
Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon
nv ADEI GARRISON
By ADELE GARRISON

job ever since you told me what YOU
wanted tonight" ne went on proud
~. I've bin pretending 20 cut
down some old trees an git some
wood. but all the time I wuz gettin'
this path jest like a floor, so nobody
could hear Us"
That was very thoughtful. in
deed. william" I whispered. re-
fiecting grimly that some one was
very apt 20 hear us II my poor old
guide kept up his stage whispers
much longer. but we mustn't talk
any more. you know. The pipe line
must be very near"
William Whispers.
jest a step furder. Mis- Gramie.
an I'll keep mum as an oyster" he
promised fervently, but his resolve
came too late, for as we climbed
the slope 20 the pipe line I heard a
rather thin masculine voice with ex-
element in its tones say guarded
ly:
Look sharp, Bill"
Bill evidently obeyed the COM
mand. for the next instant two men
rushed down the incline just above
Us. and seized William and me.
by George, here's woman.
Bill" the first exclaimed. letting his
electric fiashlight travel over me.
II heard the gang they're afraid OF
had a woman in II, and 1 guess
we've got her.
IF you will look at this YOU will
find you are mistaken" ! said
ccurteously, although 1 was trem-
bling with resentful indignation at
the rough handling Of my captors.
put my hand 10 my blouse in
order 10 display my secret service
badge. but the man named Bill, a
burly individual. quickly struck my
hand down, and then piniOned my
arms.
None OF that, my lady" he said
roughly. Wen have no gun play
this time, my dear"
"StOp That Instantly"
William. who had submitted pas
sively enough before, for he has
great respect for constituted au-
thority. gave a hOarse cry as he saw
the mans rough handling of me,
threw OFF his own captor easily. and
lunging forward began 20 tear like
an animal at the arms Of the man
named Bill.
William" l commanded sharp
". for / knew that resistance was
madness, stop that instantly"
] was sorry 1 had spoken an in
slant later. for Bills comrade. tall,
scrawny individual with a promi-
uent Adams apple. which worked
up and down obtrusively when he
spoke, took advantage of williams
instant obedience 20 give the old
chap a cruel kick rs he took pos
session Of him again.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-02
WHAT HAPPENED WHEN
MADGE STOLE AWAY FROM
THE HOUSE THAT NIGHT.

Nv mOther-in-laW's eyes were
full OF CONSERVATION as she heard
Cousin Agatha's exciting tidings OF
the sentries on the pipe line from
Marvin 10 Stoneville Center. I saw
that she considered my plan for
getting away from the house unob-
served was hopelessly lost. But
gave her "A reassuring look. for 1
remembered, what she had evident
- forgotten. that the tiny badge OF
the service which I wore concealed
I'm my blouse was an open sesame
wherever the army uniform held
guard.
1 had not counted. however. upon
the obstinate stupidity OF the rail-
road special officers who, IN reality.
were patrolling the pipe line. and
whose uniform Cousin Agatha had
mistaken for that Of the army. And
my mistake made me the victim Of
an embarrassing and unpleasant
episode
Getting away from the house was
absurdly easy. stole out of the
laundry door with William proceed
ing me. and Pete. now fully re-
covered from the hurts received at
the inn. stalking proudly at my side
The dogs pride. however. could not
begin 10 equal that Of his master.
The gloomiest misanthrope in the
world would have been moved to
laughter at the sight OF, poor old
Williams air OF importance as he
ushered me down the path 10 the
wild grape arbor. from which his
portable foot bridge afforded us a
dry crossing TO the woods on the
other side of the brook.
Neither he nor / spoke until he
had gone some distance into the
wood. Then William stopped. and
thrusting his ugly. twisted face close
to mine. he whispered hOarsely:
You don't hear no twigs nor
sticks snappin' do ye, Mis- Gra-
mie?"
I shall never get used TO William
if he works for US the rest of his
life There Is something so uncouth.
almost uncanny. in his near sight
ed visage, that in my mother-in-
laws parlance he gives me the
turn" whenever he comes near me.
The effect Of his countenance so
near to mine in the faint light OF
the first quarter OF the moon-for-
tunately for our purpose a very dim
light indeed-was especially ter
rifying. 1 shall always be proud that
was able to repress the strong
impulse TO scream which obsessed
me at his sudden movement.
mo. William" I returned quiet
".
That's because I've bin on the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-02
Personals

Miss Geraldine Toepp. $50 ".
Washington av, has as her house
guest. Miss Margaret Caspers, Of
Chicago.
Miss Charlotte Schurz, of Ann Ar
Dor. Mich. who has been the guest
for the past week OF Miss Elinor
Stephenson. 1919 L. Jefferson blvd,
has returned home.
Mrs. r. G.. Inwood. OF Chicago,
formerly Of this city. who has been
visiting here, has returned home.
Mrs. Inwood and Mrs. George Cut
Ger. s28 Park av., will leave soon for
Miami. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blasengym.
OF indianapolis, are the guests OF
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Rupert, sos Forest av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy l. Bunker. SIS
Lindsey st, have as their guest their
daughter, Mrs. A. d. Young. Of Mar
ion. Ind.
Seth McClearn, Of Boston, Mass,
IS the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. o. Maus, 1905 Lincoln way W.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-02
WOMAN LEADER OF REDS
ARRESTED IN NEW YORK
BY Associated Press :

b1 ASsN'ldltQ IItht
BUFFALO. Jan. DIR. Anne
Reinstein, wife Of Boris Reinstein,
formerly a leader OF socialists here.
and for the last two years reported
20 be close in the councils of the
Lenine-Trotzky regime in Russia.
was arrested here Wednesday on
charges OF communal anarchy. She
was arraigned I'm police court with
16 men held on similar charges. All
entered pleas of not guilty and will
have hearings on Friday with %
Others arraigned on Tuesday.
The Luske Legislative committee
investigating radicalism in New
York state. completed its hearings
here this afternoon and adjourned e
meet at Utica tomorrow. Most %
the testimony heard today was from
police officers and agents of the
committee and related TO the papers
and documents seized in Monday
nights raid on communist headquar-
tiers. From these Charles d. New
ton. attorney general. sought 10 show
between various revolu-
tionary organizations in this country
and the Russian soviet government.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-02
DROpSY TREATED FREE
Nv DIR. Miles. the Great Specialist Who
sends a FS.75 Trial Treatment Pre-.
Many Report Cured After Doctors Failed

Many Report Cured After Doctors Failed.
~ hrSt no disease Is apparently more
harmless than dropsy: n little swelling
% the eyelids. hands. feet. ankles or alb
domen. Finally great shOrtness Of
breath. cough. faint spells, sometimes
nausea and vomiting. and a lingering and
wretched death Il the dropsy Is not
cured.
DR.. Miles has been known as q lead
ing specialist In these diseases for 3o
Years. His liberal otfer OF 1915 Treat
ment free 20 all sufferers Is certainly
worthy Of serious consideration You
may never have such an opportunity
again
The Grand Dropsy Treatment consists
% four dropsy remedies IN one, also
Tonic Tablets and PurR La1a for remOy-
Ing the water. This treatment j. especial
ly prescribed for each patient and -
three times as successful as that Of most
physicians. IL usually relieves the FIRST
day, and removes swelling IN six days
IN most cases. Delay - dangerous.
send Tor Remarkable Reports Of Cures.
All afflicted readers NAV have Book.
Examination Chart. Opinion. Advice. and
Two Pound Trial Treatment Free.
" rite AZ Once Describe your case Ad-
dress. Or. Franklin Mixes Dept DA..
~ % La Franklin st, Elkhart, Ind.
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-02
NOTICED

Williams & Meyer Floral co. are
the owners OF the greenhouses at
No. SO4 Dubail av.. South Bend
Ind. but Williams < Meyer Floral
Co" have no connection whatever
with the business or property OF the
south Bend Floral Co" located at
No. 122 y. Michigan st. in the city
OF South Bend. Ind. and this notice
IS being given TO correct the mis-
understanding caused by former ad-
vertisements. Parties wishing 10 do
business with tho south Bend
Floral Co" should call telephone
Main 497. Lincoln No. GAS. Parties
wishing 10 do business with will
liams & Meyer Floral Co" should
call telephone Lincoln 7165.
Adv.-S494-3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-02
A Ne7c Year Resolution
BY Winifred Black

one stays AZ home with big sister
he's not 50 very clever, so he just
works for a small salary, and oh
DO have together!
They have SpareriDs and cram
berry sauce FOR dinner. II he gets
home first, he puts the potatoes IN
the oven. and II she gets home first,
she puts on the water for the coffee,
and whoever gets there second is
met at the very door with the incest
baking and boiling smell you ever
SMILED And after dinner, she
washes the dishes ard he cries them,
and then they go 70 the movies OF
SIT and read aloud from the serial
story they both like SO much. She's
80 proud Of him when the boss says
something nice 20 him, and his face
fairly beams when he hears how
Mrs. Get-rich-quick simply loved
the siy-blue velvet with sisters new
idea around the neck.
Christmas and New Years they
have dinner with the successful
brothers. and they just fairly live
on the memory OF that dinner for
months
Such linen, such silver. such .
beautiful dining room, and Brother
Jim and Brother Will not spoiled a.
all. and just as jolly and nice as
everi And, oh, the brand new baby
at Sister Mary's, And. oh. the little
touring car that Sister Mabel has.
They love them and enjoy them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-02

every bit rs much as 4 they were
their own.
Vow that's what I call happy
woman and e sensible man.
I'm going 70 try 20 make my New
Year as useful and as sensible and
as good as my friend, the woman
who sews for a living, makes hers.
And when we all come 20 die. I
think not one CT us will have more
10 be grateful for than she.
For. after all. il isn't what We
have that matters so much. AZ II Is
the way We use IL.
Happy New Yeer TO Us. every one,
and commonsense and common
kindliness, and common friendship
and common human sympathy for
us-evCry onei