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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14

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Roxy DeForesr. Br N (Portle) ) 5 5
Also started Sackrose Little Glen
Coe- Dixon s. Ellen G. Madeline Bo-
cash.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14

Boston and vicinity Party cloudy
With toca1 showers sa11-aav and prob
ably SUNDAY. litt-e caauge n -t-rnpe-a-
rure. lgat southern winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14

5sssaror" Makes Denial
Washington. Aug. -3-I5y me A.
P)-More than 100 diamonds. sup
posed 70 have been 4 par Of me "a
nous Jewels OF The Russian royal
family and addressed u ''Com-ade
Martens" have been intercepted by
custom officials while IN route from
soviet Russia . the Tinted States.
according % evidence introduced ~
the deportation proceedings against
Ludwig {. a K Martens self-styled
soviet ambassador ID this country.
Della-s Of a regularly established
courier service between Bolshevist
agents n Sweden Win sov-er -epra-
sentaI.ves n New York. ~ which
large Quantities Of Jewels have been
transported for SIX months past also
has been introduced II the testimony
ov the government Il became known
today al the Department Of Justice.
The diamonds. numbering -3I n al.
we're seized july 80 by the custom an
thor,rles n New York from sved-
ISL sailor Neil Jacobsen. who az
r-ac-ed suspicion as he was leaking
he Swedish steamer Stockholm.
The sailor also was said TO have in
his possession 4 package containing
a large amount If communist liter
arure. including Al appeal Of The
executive committee Of the third IN
ter1aCcna-e a. Moscow % me : u
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
TENNESSEE SENATE RAT|F|ES
SUFFRAGE Amendment rs TO 4
HOUSE VOTE PROBABLE TUESDAY

BIG Majority in Upper Branch Surprises Suf-
rage Leaders = Real Fight Looked for in
House-Friends and Opponents of Measure
RadoubIe Efforts : Ants May Attempt to
Burr Bill IN Committee Opposition Twice
Defeated in Prelimin airy Moves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
PONzI AND RIVALS BEHIND BARS
WIZARDS B0NDSMAN WITHDRAWS

Several Officials Old Colony Foreign
Exchange Company Also Jailed
Were Conducting Dealings Similar
to Italian--Bonds of All Fixed at
$4,000 Each---Ponzi Unable to
Secure New Bondsman--New Lar
ceny Action With Fifty Counts
Against Schemer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14

Comretart office ard factory help
will make your work easier ara more
profitable An Augusta Want Ad will
get you better employees. Telephone
rs ard ask for 4 Journal Want Ad
Taker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
CzAR'SDIAMONDS
Sent to "Conlrade Mar
tens. Seized Here

gents in Sweden Maintain Courier
Service with New York ascs FOR
Transporting Jewels Martens
Consignment TAKEN from Swedish
Sailor, Contained 81 Germs "Ar,-
5assacor" Makes Denial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14

Commodore Dallas. gg CJamle
The Keota news., 1920-06-18
GOOD IN POVERTY
Mr.. Gosllngton Does a uttje
PhiIosophizing.
Sees Much Benefit In ths Necessity
70 Work and Alse In the Worry
Which Falls 70 the Lot %
Majority Of Mankind.

"Glimmerby. my friend Glimmerby." !"
said Mr.. Goslington. 'propounds the
theory that both poverty and worry
are conducive to longevity: and
think there 10 something In that. J
am not 20 sure about the worry. and
yet think even that may b true. ]
can see. for instance. that II Q man
worried hard enough he would keep
himself lean and 20 escape the Ills and
Inconvenience attendant upon obesi.
ty; but that poverty tends to lensthen
life have NO doubt whatever.
The man who 10 poor. - we most
Surely It 10 In work that We are most
pleased: and II We have work to do 10
which. We are interested. that appeals
to ua. then are We fortunate indeed |:
We find Q pleasure In labor and Q Joy
In accomplishment; and It makes me
smile to think how iu such work ~
forget our worries entirely.
$50 we don't really need to consid'
er whether worry u Q life prolonges
or not: all We want to lengthen ous
dayb Il to be poor. poor enough "
that we have to work and keep plug:
ging; but do wonder that 0limmerby
did not mention along With poverty
and worry. ~ among the things that
might tend to prolong life. our physl'
cal ailments.
"soms years ago . friend Of mins.
began to lose weight and he kept %
In that way until he had lost y
pounds. Then he Consulted . doctor.
Il was something that could be check
ed. controlled and perhaps entirely
cured II the patient would follow faith.
fully the prescribed treatment; and
then he was told that the general bsns.
dts he would derive from the treat.
ment were such that bis life might b
prolonged to . greater limit than II
would have reached II he had never
had this ailment at all.
II might add that this frieo1 has
now reSained several Of his lost
pounds. he II feeling very clipper and
cheerful and he fully expects to live
to be Q very old man.
THE. fact II that many things that
We may look at, when they come upon
~, a. drawbacks are In reality bless
ings In disguise"
The Keota news., 1920-06-18
Dangerous Alarm Clock.

To prevent oversleepinG, and thus
risking the loss Of their employment,
the mail carriers Of Morocco resort to
q unique and perilous scheme. They
tie q string to one foot, and. ~ they
know how long a yard or two win
burn, they regulate the length Of the
string by the time they have to sleep
They light the string, which burns
slowly, and, when the IRE comes to
their foot, they are painfully remind.
Cd that Il 10 time to arise.
The Keota news., 1920-06-18
WANT LABOR BACKING
WOULD ACCEPT eoRAH OR JOHN
SON. BUT CHANCES NOT
ENCOURAGING.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Chicago. June Ex-senator ROber
u. In Toilette IL fur In the lead In ,
referendum vote which In being tmker
among the members of the "Commit
tee 0f Forty.cight" political part,
which will hold It's national conven
ton here July 10. The Labor party
which will hold convention begin
ming July II. may unite with the
'Coinmittec Of Forty.eight" on presi
Dental ticket and platform.
Senator's Johnson and lsornh hav.
been urged to come into this party
and there was activity among members
who want to put one Of them up fol
presidential candidate.
But the leaders of the Organization
do not expect either johnson ar Borah
to holt the Republican party. and are
turning to La Toilette ns the one mnn
whose notionai reputation aud gym
pathIes fit him to be their standard
bearer.
The Committee of F0riy.cisht II
counting on the In Toilette Republi'
cans, on the rank aud file Of the Non
partisan League membership. on In
bOr. on farmers, on the exploited
''white-coilar boys" everywhere.
The campaign committee hns been
unique In national politics. After
1919. when they first organized ut :,
dinner tn New York. things Jagged.
until bright member with news
paper experience thought Of mail
::-1er campaign"
. A neat little folder was gotten up.
containing the platform Of the party.
with supporting argument and meth.
dds Of political procedure. The aim
then merely was to arouse discussion
and the program was tentative. The
last sheet on the pamphlet was print.
ctl In the form Of II return cnrti TO the
headquarters In New York with room
for the new members name and ON
the back space for new addresses.
1t was follow.up campaign.
When q prospect bit" In any COM
munity he was enrolled and given
something to do for the cause. lie
wuv told how to organize. The result
y state organizations In nearly nll
states. The propaganda Of the com.
mittee has been placed, through tl.is
method, In the hands Of 3.OOO,OO0 vOt.
ers, although the membership Is about
10000.
The members pay what they will or
can. G. n. 1ngersoll, the watch manu-
facturcr, nnd Amos PinchOt, for exam.
pic, puy more thun the shoe clerk or
the labOrer. Hut they NIL pay some.
thing.
The convention will he made up of
delegates from ench state, one for each
congressional district. Some states are
sending big delegations, but they will
only hive their proportiOnate vote. A
new platform will be adopted. The
main issue TINT will be presented will
be the overthrow of the privileged In.
terests'' which, the committee litera.
ture says, have seized hold Of both old
parties SO that It does not make much
which way the voter votes.
They lose anyway, according t0 this
view.
The Keota news., 1920-06-18
Old Rome Has papsr shertaes.

Old Rome 6ao Paper Shortage.
lie Figaro Of Paris has unearthed
for its readers what It believes 70 the
worlds nrst recorded paper shortage.
Il quotes from the 'Causeries du
Lundi" where Sainte-Beuve. translat'
ing from Pliny. says that under Tibs.
RUS there was such . scarcity Of pa.
per In the Roman empire that It WAS
necessary to appoint senator's to rsgu.
late distribution; In other words. Q
congressional board Of control.
Sainte- -Beuve. grown CYNICAL IN bis
day Of excessive erudition, books. ink
and paper. added:
"How welcome such Q shortage
would be nowi But such things hap
pened only under Tiberius. We can.
not hope for like happiness today"
lie Figaro finds Sainte-Be ~
freshing reading. but in view Of the
In 1920. unduly appreeiativs
Of Tiberius.
The Keota news., 1920-06-18
I,IIIYIJ|III]dd|u|dI

Cd With n0SV00O pg00tI1tl00. -0f0. j.
CuRlsT11AM, l0o Oak Street. Bingham.
ton, New York
The success Of Lydia Z Pinkham's
Vegetable COMPOUND, made from roots
and herbs, = unparalleled. Il may be
ueed With perfect confidence BY women
Who suffer from nervous prostratioo.
&splaesmsntst Inflammation, ulcera-
tioa, Irregularities periodic pains, back
ach6, bearing down feeling. 6stulsncy.
Indigestion and di1sinsss. Lydia 3.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound u The
standard romo0y for female ills.
II there are any eomplicationg about
which you noed advice write in coz
6dsnes 70 LYDIA 3. Pinkham Medicine
Co, Lynn, 0a0.
The Keota news., 1920-06-18
History Of Petroleum Industry.
The sfOrv NJ tho net rs,1c,,sn insltiss r,

t1tttory oS POtrotoum INDUSTRY.
The story Of the petroleum Industry
o the United States dates bnck to
1870. when. on August %. oil was
struck In tho Drake well. near Titus,
lille. IN northwestern rcnnsy lvnnIn.
When the pumping bcgnn the oil
lowed In tiny stream III ~. nnd later
Iniy -. barrels n day: 5.OOOnO hnr.
'cl; were produced In 1870. .cWO.HO
In 1881. 45.OO0.O;O In lSsO. d:sO0O.OOO
n lNaI. 30O.OO0OOO In 1910 and 49,
nO.OD barrels In 1913. The output
last year II perhaps 3n.O0C!OOO burrcls
!n excess Of the 1918 record.
The Keota news., 1920-06-18

A Concrete 1IIu6tration.
''ralking "f sentiment. what hus
Mabel on hand Just now:" II think 1t
3 diamond engagement ring
The Keota news., 1920-06-18
Aeeurats cosnputatlen.

! Accurate Computation.
:"I beg your pardon. Air. Dulsnn. -
Did Miss Peacher. ''but what did you
hyf"
"Why. Mixs Pcacher. I asked you
y marry me-"
''Oh. I didn't hear you My mind
5ss miles away"
"Yes." said Mr.. Dubson. bitterly.
)out 40 miles away. dare say.
Ihnt's how far II II to the town where
~ hated rival has gone to accept .
|,siticn.'
The Keota news., 1920-06-18
NERVOUS
PR0STRATI0N
Mrs. J. Christman Proved
That Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound l. q
Remedy for this Trouble.

BinGhamtca, N. Y.-'T was In . very
aogVoQO condition for over Q year, my
The Keota news., 1920-06-18

mind waS gloomy.
could 80 no light on
any1nG; could not
work and could not
have anyone to go
ne. Doctors med
ere DIG 1d,o not & HhelP Ple no
b Q ms Vegetable
COMPOUND wes re-
|commended. ] took
p { an d . "a NO ~
N ell ] Ieco N.
mend Il 10 al amjct.
The Keota news., 1920-06-18

Opinions and visits should never he
breed upon people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

. touchdown "A tho second quarter W"s
logan .nnk ,ho bail "vcr tho goal IN III"
third only 10 he raIlcd un az OF aih"
ula, doom artCr this Suel"Enr v"H IN -
urNh and wealeypns 'har""H Of WIN
ninF woe lost TIL" SECOND touchdown
WAS scored by WHgt Virginia !" III" I"Hi
10 seconds 81 play whom wesleyan wRH
worn down With forty SECONDS I" pIhy
mud tho bali IN tho handle nf Wesleyan
forward parp was intercepted ana blg
To-, IInrrI,k ~ West Virginia was called
L. tho West virginia bn,kh"ld Hc
pkIrtrd lhr Wesleyan left oHd. brushing
"n thrcu or four t"Ckl"rA aud 'r"rH"d
tho goal l!nc
I'~opIr Who saw ia" Rume In ta'rm"hi
on Saturday mink thut the chhhr"h OF
winning Ia" majority ~ IN" games on
H. Wprloyhn HChrdulr NJ" excellent
CuntrIry To- reports Ihr men whom IVES
logan stared on Saturday are not men
uf much esprTlenr" S"rn" Of th"in
have played considerable football Wall"
uthoTr have had mono "r 'u""Ily ~"
College coaching
r"ruIui vim the wraloyA" fanH ""h
th'ro arc ~" Ei""Iny 'd"n"n'h f"t mo
WrsioyHn oct "S'I IA" "di'"n0 "f Tia"
W,at Virginia gan" u ~nH any h"dy -
ra,nr ur in tho IaHi tow minutes 81
ploy ArsIoyan played h"rd "nd h"'
rhn~InE vas NoTy ,isihabIr The v'IY
tat IIuI N'nl'San inAIU h"NUn f'"i
,in.ns a. ,"nIiaaIUd 4" tao ala mad" 10y
v Get NITsInia h. - id.n'a "I""o Ih"i ia"
Orange "nd ni"'r ri"r''a 49," !" 'h'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

-nlv pnInIu advantage "vor ho N'""h -
p"Iria nnd Uuih. ~" EreP' only '"""'r -
I,u aporlaculsr nclh, FolHrh twenty
fnur points nnd Uuih. ~" Rr""i. only
twenty 10.
tho yankee, AZ" about ~ fuh" ut "f
the picture. n In interesting TO rr"H"ut
decomposition 81 Iuh and Myers IN
nKurcs fhr tho benefit Of Now York fnnn
especially Allowing that ruth would
hlt at his normal Kait tor nhnormnl)
nEninAt brooklyn pitching. ~hl"h 10
not think he would. no Ht'll haH nor
much 81 lead over MyerS. who has
been hitting mp among the elect MIN
SER and who clearly "utclaHs"S ltuth
a. - defensive player
HAbs auth nest on BASES
u - - queer tact that MJciH. Speaker
aud frlr,h ought all g." c>'"I l'n'h a."
N h,sa Tunn,r yet the Baho ON ihc hE-
urss shows hotter than any 81 them
n,, the barrs ThI- al ,"Ira". has not
bsrn - basr running y'ar slusbl"h
prasonn never arc good f"T h"h" "a"
MIN. and IhsIr k"s bocu a." much lat
tns that the runnoTa have I"I iaL"" "a"
ndyanIns. "v~i ih" nli' h'i" I" ~hl'"
Al. new pitching Iul's "hlIil" 'h""
iI.,u h. "a iIu fI acme al AZ" ~"iih
no,i., oni,i.a a"y riay'' VII" si"'iA
u.aIIn. l.. ihIa aaI.S IL n"hi" !" upset
II,e d"ps '"il'"Iy
",i."uas hF,'a ~lrh hr'"h'' a" ("
..,u,,, n.ids, r',h.rs VII 'v"b" """'"
,.,..I'"S"t """"1 N"''II"" 'r'"r"''"
n,n.L, - .,n.,a. 10 ih, lssd'' ~
.,,.il.,.,.I, ,.r,nI" H. ha"''s :" hIi
.ttLI, I.u r.t,s,i 81 hl- N'"'' Ice"
.t..r,,. s"Ii a."i""' ~" n'"""lF" r'' J.
- ,.,.ritns u,"ltb, -" ~ 80 I'"" ''""
a., L. ..n, d..a .ni ,hs'n hI" "r ."
,,.,nt.. p.I"ar -" IA '"ar'"
rr..L., h,,l"s :" q" s'''"' "'"'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
Peter CO|oy Good Mud
Horse; Wins Big Rie1

r,Innhu-, -, sep, ~ Hui sDs ~
the .I.Ln ryr,i. 90 ipdsy'r eJshA flf1
.rII I,"r,pu ~s- ""n'""i.1 lnf phfsN
~ T,"dn , 10 r-"n purse 5000 1glhn
"vor 80 put ~ W"1ns-dryr blE gyHs
r,.ur ~ whl,h lIb,5hb viii bs 6IstUtt
uitl - "a
/, vrr impnrrlbIs 4" Hs' ibs VA4r
ia rhpro IT,, in'lrp today nntn J 1AlnfIs
~ vas q tow nr'pnda slow lhsH. ynlgr
ar,nunir fur tho plDweHi Tine ~ Me
,n.aiIrp nnd tho nnIrhlnG ~ Only ~
events Ihlrd beat ~ III" 2lIb W0t 80
Ing oJor - ~ r'"Irrk Wohnse0sV
rotor C"I'y proved tn. hesi W44
horse and captured tho 2iog Chs0u(I
mr Commerce ir"i IIe dr0NpeA IN
mira heat 10 MILO Irwin, tbs origlo4
ravoriir. whom he hrokr In the stfyllt
ThIa rnco was big batting eyegh
uIIJlr Irwin rsiIlnK for 1909. retM
CnIcy t1OO, cornst 1850. PsteI JnnN
no Dr Nick $50. and Tho Todaley llYs
In the nrEt heat w, H. FleTlhB. -
hind MIIIIr Irwin. claimed VAl41llno'
iuiarfcrrd with him snd causes LUX
,n hrrnk. Thc judEon, however ojd ~
allow tho claim. In Tho aecoho 49,
both Potter Coloy and hHlls IyM
stayed on tho ir0i. tho former W'hhIno
by q mnni length. 49,
. JInnnio liar won tho 2;l7 pAce ~
finishing ninth tho hTHt heat - -
yrr tho favoriir. never had 8 ohanci.
In The unfinished 215 5rot. kAsncS
Todd. tho favOrItn. and hiHhtsu -
won u heat ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
N '|NT|RE WILL START SAME
ELEVEN AGAINST LEH|GH SAT.
nAuHEIaIn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pHOw
MI w ma n npn nur OOaunns
WILL. nnHnTIT nv hih
TAHun
psaka Az rIsatV Fssi u"""ah h"""
laIas.ss wobkiaH triple rass
which nhouId R'b"6 GOOD
nsTults

u.,y.uIowu ,icrr ~ Iuhhy' N"
In,,,n hood ,nn,n 81 wet VugInlnH
| IrnII,nI I"uru vlIl H. nll pi"hnblIl'y
vII,E tIEhi I" ~" "l"s"u ~" VIII" star
cd ,ho W'aIryun HnU" "i I"l'm""' ma
u,dny ~ I,nsI iIll th'I" - ""rn" very
rcr I"us ups"i Ia hin 'sl'uI" iI"""
McInIIr~ IN pleased with ia" eleven
They didui tnb" men we'll IN ~" '"'",
IorUu''. Ih"Io VIZ" "It"rH "I lh"E'"""',
mud la - dozen pln'"n ihInEh 'iopp'h
ont that wan H." -, tined lhib w0et i"n'
IL what M,InlIr" 'Ill,"h about Pr'nrday
name Tho tenn played InEkrhIY. hut
thry rllll won aud nov a." i'"'y W u"
corrected Ia Ih"lr "rr"r" nmd avoid 'h""
IN later hntilrr when may "n" "I IN"
mIntnkrr made Saturday might l"r" w"
yam" " repeated
tn" I.rniRh game h"r" on H"lhrh"Y
VIII !IkrIy wIIncrn the pnn" lnhlrihu"
members Of IN" TENN M lh"y "lhr'""
nEnInui W"rlrynu Ih" birkh"Id com
posed Of Captain l'"tH. Martin. h''h
aud Dawson l"Ok"d lih" ia" Ih"NIh"i
, Million dollar II ~ "IriiY tn" tanl"-t
West Virginia hnE had rIn'" IIh N"b
Ingrr and I(rmp Rh"It"u played, II ~
Car smarter than mnn' TINT performed
on ilmsiTOuE tennis here. ana u hH'
moro individuality thnn any hnCRhrId
that IN recalled hero. u ~ hol I'Nc 'nr
sensational vet OF hnCkN OF 1919. non" OF
whom weighed less ihnn l." pounds. nor
IL II Ike many others that nave R"h"
before which helped /" pm" up Rr"at
4
of LrntZ and Martin. tn" speed ana eIu.
sIyrness OF Rcck. tho great ability ana
spccd OF Dawson. and tn" combined
ability OF the four. In the 'XcrutlOn OF
tho most intricate of forward. houol''
and triple passes. surpaSs"S any 'hIhk
West Virginia has puss"SS"d. Not OF
course. that the said double. triple ana
even forward passes have been "Nc'uicu
In hubble, because they hnvc nor. fyct
thoS" who have been privli"E@d l" vii
ness the prurtl"cs on the hrId here can
testify that they are executed.
M0rgnntOwn. w. Va. sept An
hour or sCrlmmnHc the hrst halt or
which engaged the second eleven ana
ward I.unhunI'a freedman team ana the
Inst thirty minutes seeing TIA" Nhfhl'y
aud I.anham'n team engaged. featured
West virginia. practice Tonight
when the varsity got Int" lhr mlhuP
Rr,k took the 'bHlI on the hrAl play an"
with me Interference ran Tor i"u'h-
down Tn" varsity appeared 10 l"'
down IhrrrnrtrT however. hnd "nIy VA"
most strenuous sort "f battling ruI
the brII nN"r for the second u"hd"~h.
nfi,, which Mcintyre sent ihr men I"
the, nhnwrIr rho NnTrliy HAD dIill
under ia" charging I"p"r ana al vac
dummy Lrf"r" III" r"rlmunE" rinTi"h
aud nlHu rot good HhhI" 81 "lR""I
drllI
Every Nnr-Iiy man was ~ hhII"'"
mad la the ,uut'r' 81 ~" 'TlintnhH".
Is ITrI md EI'h"lH"u '"'h r"'"lN"h 'h'"
around The 'yoP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

HruoLlyu l0scu ground IN iho hup"
" hen ~ rOtncH d" the comparison 81 Tho
inter nridrrH ~ losos ground not be-
center neldorp ~ l"s"s ground not be.
hut because In tho nature OT this com.
pH riE"u study u ~ u"'oEsHrh =" "ompat"
Myers with thfer 81 tho ETrRt"Ht center
hcIdcrs tslwbyr excepting tubsb In ~"
husiurrr
Yet drApItc the n,knowlrdEd strength
~ Speaker Wh" b. OF, or lho great
uiaNrta Of all TIM not uuly la drTurlrr
bat ~ DffeurIN" WuTk dcHpIt" the abili .
~ 81 IoIsch wh" In regarded hv many
as IN, Ercat'-I iIEhj handed hlttinR
,,nt,t noidGT Ia the game. AMI with
ituth tho Sensation Uf the sctE 80. Ny
tir huIda up ~" Veil that th"} IalI y"
CIiaISi sHy aver" h"imIns HUrcIl"Iiy
Tho fact hat hy'is ,"npaI's ." welt
ln tho d"ua WIth th,Uo Hu'h rIayoIh aud
Ultte,s lostinsh FATHER l." tho fa1 ihat
iua iiID"aUp1 toa'u 10 " let httt'I TIA"
,runy Of Tho ,,Iit.B have 'Iaimad IL I"
81 the tsaH, haze hstd la "~n aTd la
Sputa aI.~H "urs,t"Iitg ',so' .IyaIS Il,
81. ~ tI.a asyn ,sauIat U,"ttl""r "ni ~
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frIi. ,sp.,Isd iha' H. ns"' ~u'iIh
ah"~ 'Isyiani aar'' i-iIs "m."si"s e.
hIr FrI, tht"ush t"'utr'la'.' - 30 800
.i., n,id,,t Eui 'uu 80. nrnu'' hs''"
ui,r.., ,sr,.,t.LIy v.ll ut,rrG -i'n
49, hts gv".I. ,f"I "n,ii,s r"i -l'h ',"a
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
kELLISON SATISFIED
WITH SHOWING OF
MARIETTA SATURDAY
LopesnAn rillsd In We'll fur Don whit
in1-hbbOt Looks Like nn0ond
BpisGsI. Mailing Two
FiIty Yard huns

Marietta. o. brri 90 '"n' Ia J"hn
y K-IlIr"n rEprrrr~d himself ~ hoinK
well nnIIru,d with the Hh"wiuE m,ndo
10y tho Hlu' mud White team In Ihr
,nrUIuF gam" uI the r"nruu lanI AnI
uTdny with I'uIu"rt" nl,'IrIiy RI"
I'lItrhurgh"ra fuInil"d All prrdi' lIuun
by preventing 90" 81 lhr h"rI loRIuR
that hnr nrp"nt"d h'NC IL U"N"ral r"n
SONS Th" buk"" NJ" ,"n' hrd hy IN
lake Rtnhl and 'Ikip' i."uElrr. f"rmor
I'Itt men and With Ihrr" wrrkr' train
Ing rttuI I" ih" "prninE 81 p, hnuI ia"
team had reached IL Htut" Of develop.
ru"ut wht,h was rUIu"w hat brI "nd hint
81 the local i"mU lIow"Nrr both
ionruH w'r' slowed NJ runuid"rnhly
owing ~ the warmth "f the weather
Dn" 81 III" most pI'IUiug f"ntuTrH Of
IaHI Saturday gam" WLH TIA" pUTTUIm-
nuCe Ur Quarterback = hnIIly'' I.npc-
man. IA" former IIrilnirc IIIgh school
star. who apparently hhuw"d that h" IL
10 furnish the inCOInphrRhl" Don WHIT.
Ing with plenty Of nSsistnu," IN TIA"
hard games that are Ia come II wAH
also shawn that Ia tn" back field th"r"
ate u number Of men 40 very good thnt
thsr" In going L. lie the kcrnest "t '"in
prtItion before all tho jobs ar" arr
fully tucked away Right IIhlfhh, Il
Abbott appears !" haN" "u' r"rIl,''u
stored ava, a. ne TrmIuhrd III" Inua
81 Johnny SrI'ErI wh'u Ia t""k ia"
ball upon two ocSAaiuhs Ia mid hoid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
Hugh Fuuerton's Worlds Series Forecast

"n tho other hpud nEuT"s I" HI 'l"V"
Iund pitching 80 haIh rn D." IN" ~ ~"
Np'I"nnI IoaEu" plI"h"TH RI" only 80"
who should wnrTY hin - goat 'I'Ll !"
'"v"l"Hklf, wh,"" pl"w hnll w,''
,nuso trouble II tho Cleveland pitch
Ing nls ANY Iiruhlyn hntl'i u ~ MS "r9
and wheat Chicago would h." tough
- proposition Tor Myers I" hli "E"inri
than Cleveland In. aud TINT 10 ~"
claiming thai CmC1r"'s pitching IN NJ
pcrIur lyIi that II Is % the sort Tia
would worry Myers NOR"
Hard to Figure FelHoh
In tho hrld In. every department,
SprAkor holds "a slight advantage" OF
course after hir hhicTnu- "Nhlhiii"n
last yUnT uHRInrt ia" Icds II T.. nara I"
nBurr Frlr,h Ilo mlHIudg"h ~ ~
halls la that r"rIcH and hasn't n,lH lu'lR
al Two during Tia" cnIlI" n""s"n 'hlH
year mat sort 81 ~"rk I"1k"N II hard
10 nEuru what lac viii Il" Ia ihlr r"IlrH
Also lart SuaI against tic Reds r'lnrh.
Ihr premier IIght handed hiil" ia"
uan Who ~nr supp"Hrd 1" mnid'I ter
handed rII' hins aa'iih' al a. oN'iy
emergency when hHId drVo ~""id
have IuGnod ihu '"tInI urald, dawn u
In act Dhoiy that with iho oi'"y 81
hIIIIns p"w,i "n E"IH sIdaa h@''I1'I"G
~iIi leo much !" "'yi" i" ~" coming
so'lss
Wan. the d"ro Indi.aI.n rris'h
,,.sII Z" IIi Il" n"i '-r",i hl", - H."
,nu.l ss"I""I 'hie, i'i'"e" 80 i'i"H''
II"l":I 1" iht r""III''" ~h''" n'""n
Iyr wee '.r',i.i !" uh"~ i"i"' l".IiI. u
h"Ida ur ~.It l., ~" 'l"I' 1" ti' "'-'
n,iI,Ia -. IN ds"'.,l". ~. ,lsh h'id
go nri " th, I'"Iu".a i"II =" "n"~,
r,,"h".us th"'' 49, 90" ''''h ""i'"Il"
80, Ii' i'"u'
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