davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-10
Poles Big Asset.

l, Is grimmer story when you think
OF Poland not as vague area on an un-
familiar map, but as a real nation, short
in every fighting resource but resolution.
boston Herald
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-10

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
action Of many and viii be 20 you.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-10

Read the various headings ~ The claesl-
fed ad. section and see what a complete
casalog IL ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-10
r. l.. Foord Furniture Co.
r. l.. Fooyd Furniture Co
r. l.. Foord Furnitur, %

About the Furniture Business in
General and Our Store in
Particular
want you to the conditions buyers
the CradR Rapids Fnritn
Let Us consider the present high price situation light Prices
down ares gongup
Many manufacturers told Us that they would gladly accept cancellations and they
dior
necessary
portumty catch their back orders
Practically no factories are guaranteeing prices They cannot 40 this they %
rateaIal
manufacturer purchase
The impending freight raead mean cost.
It's plainly be seen that considering these conditions furniture prices cen not
in
The things Rapids opened They
n
stock of fine furniture amazed calling one leading manufacturer see
1opeo nnoom offering
s+72s
quoting o b Grand Rapids
of many Prevailing
clause inserted in all order Acknowledgements
proderS
profit COST, replacement
be
dradw by
0
And that tina RIGHT TIME
pleasure statesmen you any time
Wewan osuyou -but abovetha We wan tor pleaeyo
Just three more weeks of our greatest August Sale
R. |. Foord Furniture Co
FOORD'S FOR FINE FURNITURE
Seventh and Shipley Streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-10

You try nm Every Evening want ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
FIND ABANDONED CAR
ON LINCOLN HIGHWAY

a Monroe touring car. said to
have been stolen from the used car
department Of the Farneman-
flasher Motor Car Co. of this city
was found by Sheriff Duck after it
had been abandoned on Lincoln
highway, nine miles west of the city
The machine is said TO have shown
signs Of hard and reckless driving
the bearings being burned out and
the motor being in poor condition
a Haynes-six, supposed to have ac-
COmpanied the Monroe on the al
legged wild ride is still missing ac-
cording 10 information given by the
sheriff and police of surrounding
country have been notified TO watch
for the car. Suspicious have been
thrown on an eX-emplOye Of the
concern but no trace of the missing
car or its suspected driver has been
found. Officials OF the concern re-
fused to comment on the affair.
saying they had received instruc-
tions from Asst. Chief of Police
Cassidy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
NEW RULES FOR
HUNGARIAN MAIL
Tons of Food Sent Through
Local Office TO
Poland.

An announcement of interest 10
the Hungarian population of South
Bend was. received at the local post
Office Friday stating that eommenc-
ing June I packages would be re-
Ceived for transmission 10 Hun
gary.
A ruling accom- anying the notice
states that merchandise imported in
10 Hungary is subject to licences
which must be secured previous to
mailing from the Hungarian minis
ter of finances, or when the pack
age contains fOodstuff from the
Hungarian minister of food.
Since the resumption of parcel
post service to Poland about three
months ago between 1000 and 5000
tons Of food have been sent to that
country through the local post Of
flee alone. So great a volume 10
Hungary is not anticipated because
of the handicap of first having to re-
ceive a license from the Hungarian
minister.
Packages for Hungary are charged
the postage rate of II cents a pound
charge OF so cents for each Lack
age of whatever weight, both post
age and transit charge to be paid by
postage stamps affixed TO each pack
age. Packages will be dispatched
to the exchange post office at New
York for onward transmission via
Hamburg and Austria to the coun-
try of destination.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
ESTABLISH SCHOOLS FOR
FORMER SERVICE MEN

Next year there Will be exactly
100. 900 young men and women more
than there were this year 10 under
stand the intricacies OF the income
tax. The knights Of Columbus an
nounce they have instituted a course
in income tax law and application
tn connection with the course in aC-
Countancy in their 65 free night
schools for former service men and
women.
The institution OF the course was
no sooner announced than students
rushed 70 enroll in it. Many Of
them explained that their incomes
did not. at the time. warrant max
ing detailed income tax returns bu,
before they were through with the
k--C. college courses they fanCied
their earnings would justify substan-
tfal payments TO the internal revenue
collectors In fact. the K.-C. in
structors are finding the course a
stiu7ulant TO study because the ex-
service men want 70 practice in real
tfe the involuted arithmetic they
master in studying all the variations
Of the various tax forms.
Conioined with a course in motor
mechanics. the tax course causes the
student az the K.-C. schools to look
forward to graduation sure in the
knowledge that all he has 10 do is
obtain income. because he has
learned how 10 run a car and to pay
his correct tax. Incidentally. many
OF the ex-doughbOys and gobs viii
be able 20 earn neat little fees by
explaining the tax to others
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
CANDIDATES FILE
PRIMARY EXPENSE
Anthony Wolfe is Only Man
Who Failed to Spend
Money.

It didn't cost Anthony Wolfe even
a nickel to win the democratic nom
ination for joint senator from St.
Joseph and Marshall counties, ac-
cording TO the candidates expense
account filed Thursday in accord
ance with the state law, which re-
quires candidates TO file an itemized
expense account within 30 days aft
er the day OF balloting. However
the democratic candidate for Joint
senator was unopTosed at the pri-
mary.
Samuel Feiwell. defeated can
didats for the democratic nomina-
tion for prosecuting attorney. spent
S3O7.5B seeking the nomination.
This IS the largest sum yet recorded
in the county clerks office. Most of
this amount was spent in newspaper
advertising and printing expenses.
Chester LaPierre spent S126.61 dur
ing the race for treasurer on the
democratic ticket. He was also I'M
successful. George w. Phillips. un-
successful candidate for county
commissioner Of the middle district
on the democra tic ticket. spent S29--
so during the campaign preceding
the Urinary.
None of the candidates who have
fled with the county clerk made
any prediction promises. accord
ing TO their respective sworn state
ments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
Stella GrOchOtCaISkd
Married WedneSda,

The marriage Of Miss Stella
Grochowalska, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. d. GrOchowalski. 1926 Ken
wood av.. 10 Frank Papczynski took
place Wednesday morning at the St
Stanislaus church. Rev. s. Szamecki
officiating. Attending the bride and
groom were Miss Genevieve Groch-
owslska, sister OF the bride. as maid
Of honor, and Miss Angela Ciroch-
owalska, sister OF the bride. and
Thomas Guzicki Miss Marie Kasp-
rzsk and Frank Boiarski as brides
maids and groomsmen The bride
wore a gown OF white crepe de
chine. a full-length veil. and carried
4 white prayer book The maid OF
honor wore white crepe de- chine and
carried a shower bouquet of white
roses and sweet peas. The brides
maids Hiss Grochowa lsza was at
tired in a gown ~ blue crepe de
chine and Miss Kasprzak. iu "a gown
~ pink crepe de chine FolIowinr
he ceremony wedding breakfast
md reception was held az the home
~ the brides parents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
ANNOUNCE CHANGE
OF SCHEDULES
New Fast Train Added TO
New York Central
List.

Increased passenger service 20
and from South Bend is guaranteed
by an announcement made By the
New York Central railroad that be-
girnine Sunday a new fast day train
will be operated between Buffalo
AMI Chicago and that several other
fas5 trains haze been added 10 theses
already Accommodating South Bend
patrons
The new train. 20 be called the
Interstate Express. viii provide
service DUPLICATING the famous En-
pire State Express" and viii consist
of combination baggage and smoker,
coaches. parlOr cars and dining cars.
The Schedule.
The Interstate express viii Cper-
ate on The following schedule.
Westbound. leave Buffalo at $40
a. m. Passing South Bend at $50
a m. passing South Bend at $50
p. m. arriving at Chicago at 1880
IS a. M. passing South Bend at
1G.s2 a. n, stopping al Mishawaka,
EIkhart. Goshen. kendaTvillc and
Toledo and arriving 1t Puffalo o.
IS -. n. The wet bJ11d serViC p
on this train is established primarily
as an additional convenience for
through travel. the early arrival at
fording important connections at
Chicago.
In addition 10 tho Interstate FIX
press several other trains have been
added 70 those passing through
South Bend. Westbound they will
pass this city as followsJ 4:57 a. m.
$50 a. m. and 6:1O ann; accom-
mediation at 7:17 q. m; Chicago
special, 1928 a. m: local 1:OS p. M;
Lake Shore limited. 1:43 p. m; No.
at 2:55 p. m; Interstate express
b:20 .. m; No. % at 6:44 p. m.
and fast mail at 1905 p. m.
EastbOund trains will depart As
follows: All-Pullman Cleveland night
train at 1850 a. an; No % at 1.13
a. m; fast mail at APP a. m; ac-
commodation. 9.15 a. m: Interstate
express. 1912 a. m; Fifth Avenue
special 1920 p. m; No. 10 at 12:4S
y. m. New England express at 3:37
u. m; No. IA at 4:49 p. m; Buffalo
special at 7:06 p. m; Lake Shore
limited at 7:45 D. m. and accommO-
dalton at 1905 p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
TO INSPECT FIELDS
OF SMALL GRAIN

Plans for the systematic inspec-
ton of fields of small grains in st.
Joseph county have been formulated
by the Indiana Corn Growers asso-
citation for the purpose Of giving the
producers of the pure standard
varieties the opportunity to carry
the go. K" label Of the association.
Examination for mixtures and dam
aging weeds are made at stated per-
iods 70 allow the grower of the Iure
bred seed grain and the purchaser
the necessary protection.
Farm ers who are growing varie-
ties Of small grain may secure the
inspector by making application
through the county agents office
The officials say that the fee is nom
inal and point out that the pro-
ducers of pure bred seed grain have
been enabled to almost double the
selling price by virtue of the clean
bill of health returned by the in
spectOr for the high quality seed.
Try NEWS-TINES Want Ads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
JEWS TO HOLD
SPECIAL SERVICES
Annual Confirmation Will
Take Place at Temple
Sunday Morning.

Conforming to the Hebrew tradi-
ton Of celebrating the Confirmation
day on the first Sunday in the fes-
tival OF Shabuoth or more common
ly known as the Feast of Weeks, the
annual confirmation service at
Temple Bethel will be held Sunday
morning.
The combined confirmation serv-
ice and Shabuoth celebration sigma
lie the pledge Of loyalty on the part
OF the Jewish children 10 the faith
Of their fathers and OF re-establish-
ing the covenant OF conservation 10
the belief in the justice and truth Of
God as manifested through the ages.
II also marks the graduation Of the
confirmants from the religious
school where the students have been
taught the tenets OF their faith, in
Guiding a knowledge OF the Bible
and Jewish history and philosophy
IN addition 10 a reading acquaint-
anoe with the Hebrew language.
Original Meaning.
The Feast of Weeks was original
~ an agricultural festival. which
celebrated the gathering of the
wheat harvest A later tradition
commentaries il as the anniversary
of the giving of the 10 command
ments and the Law on Mt. Sinai
The reform congregations through
out the world stress this historical
feature as the anniversary Of the
dedication of ancient Israel to the
faith in One God, and only in a
symbolic manner refer 10 the agri-
cultural aspect of the celebration.
An interesting and impressive
program has been arranged for the
Sunday morning services at Temple
Bethel by Rabbi Minda. who will
deliver the confirmation sermon and
the choir will render special music.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
SPIRITUALISTS TO
HOLD MASS MEETING

Rev. John I. D'Parent of Sag
NAV. Mich, will be present at the
state mass meeting Of the indie
pendent Christian Spiritualist assoc
citation of Indiana TO be held in Mel
Vile building, PIP :. Lafayette
blvd. Sunday night at 1880 o'clock.
Rev. D'Parent will oficiate at the
ordination Of Mrs Charles +. Shafer
TO the Ministry OF the Gospel Of
Christian Spiritualism and will also
give ballot tests, being one of the
best ballot test mediums in this
country. There will be special music
for the occasion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
Confirmation Glass.

The members OF the confirmation
class are Maurice Earl LemOntree.
Ruth Anne Hershenow, Ezra David
Salinger and Theresa Emmaline
Salinger.
During the afternoon from to 6
o'clock a reception VIII be held for
the conhrmants and their PARENTS
IN the vestry rooms of the Temple.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
FIRST INNING

uruuLI,n Dln"u up. Hall "iil He
/ STRIKE Foul Hall hhliI"k
order /, c"rIo'i oSr"pt hho"hnn hh'"
ao,nnn Ol."n rinEl"d IniT Ion h"Ih
Ahrrhnn az iinll I"ul. strike one
Al. CHAN .,,In'ud. nnuhy 1" N"mh}
,hIuiI, az ,nlmih ~'I,t "ul 1" j"h""
toe un"pnir,oh nIH"n going I" lhlih
Wheat ur ruuI. nliih" ! Hail I'"II
? DNuiiI Huv'd hnshy Wild pli'h ~
- ,,i,, catch i,rn, Ihu gi"und Nh""'
nIrd ,ni I" InIrI'r"m ',' i""". "n" NV.
a." "ii"In q,
povui,rL Iuh,I"S"n "r naII Ii"I'
uuiLo iiIih" jamie 90"
rinEIod III I,o"ov'n EI"v" E""'F %" '' Il
u f,nn hnlnu d"whl" 10y hlH "'"l'
,E.,ul.y uI, nlIlhu nnIl I""l,
aI,Irn , Et"mt I'nul WoI"hY Hi"R'''
Int. /. Il HnIh InunI'n"n R"i"g u" &c" "'
tinanLo, up Hp'uhoI hunted a"I"lY ""''
M, hop, wora nIlrd '!rim"p foil dow"
I,,Iuv 10 90, Hposhcr'n hu"', Wilton
wont rur u hli Nmlih ut EhlH
ulrIhk TALL '""lih h'' h"'""
nm a,nrIug Inul"u"u. W"mhY ""h
ltuopLrr nhrnd "r him III" hnlI won.
.,,c, tho rIrnI n,id r,r"ou RI" crowd
,,,, In an uurunI Gnr,lu"I ~. lihIl !.
u,II Htrlhr E"ul. giilh" = t""l
r.pr,'n.I rupr"d 1" pi'"n J"hn"l"n "p
unII TnuI ptrIk" !. E"ul ntrlk"
nan . UplI a J"huHt"n srr"i'h"h ~
lnnoId M which mother 'iI "'" nor
EIIdurr could reach. S"w"lI up Sumo
/ Srw,Il hll int" ~ doubt" play. 'Ih"h
to INlduT to Kou"y -Four I"h'' h''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
BIG MONEY FOR THE
WINNING PLAYERS
IN WORLDS SERIES

Tloyoisnn U"t 10 To1ays ssin"
~ss ,ha isS' Ia whloh Tbs PisysTS ghsr"
la the ro"slpiS aud 'ahulstl"n OF the
nEurss f"T IA" fva contests shows ihs'
" cleveland wins tho world series "s"h
plnyor un ia" AmoIl"an Lssgps cum
viii r"c-lva approximately N10t, whlls
n urnokIyn wins tha Rational b"Rk""
athletes will get only tI.pGi zach. Tn"
disCr"pNnUy IL duo 4" tho fa0t lhh'
nrooLlynR share must 10 apli, among
twenty -soVsn mon. while only tNsnib e
Two TloyalRndsrs viii hs rewarded on"
share la addition goes 4" Mrs. Chapman"
widow ~ Ray Chapman
Ia neither 'HIn ala thu nGuT"a 80
graf a. for last years s"Tl"H. whom ih"
Winning Cincinnati Playsih got thsI 90
ssGh and the thlras" psn received ~
2st Al plUssn EhlnaE" play"ig. h""
over not Implicated Ia the h~a"ha IL
scandal Iag.lvsd bonuses 81 q 900 "s"',
iha ului. ~ in1hs up Ih~ hinsisn u" .
r.9n tha wl''n4,'s snh l"s"'" "h"i"s
Tba Tisysia nd rIays'a I'"i'l"" ~ il,"
Ts1ylpts 40 l"a.is would H." "rniIHl
ne oily " blG .n'h. while u t'"shlg
10 dsis-tnd ihs I'"has's viii he siV""
O. hsI GII'."
1hs as'"nd ani ihl'd rla'" '""'"s .
~. ~" cad ii"u yah IL -" A""il"""
I.aaHua nmi 'i"u YD,h a,d I',' I',""Il lp
the i"ilr"uI ~IlI 'a'aIv" va ~ ~
T,",n ihs unIld -a'i.s rs"-lp'- y" no
~ Id.d rpr"ns thsl" rlays's THIS rep
,sso'J- 20 percent a. Iha i"y"'a' "h"J""
W ~" n'"' ny- E"'""s T"" 90 49," ,",'
,nI,d plsc.rs u pe,oon,
Thp TscslplS In h' rsOnaisin@ s"''~'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
FIFTH INNING

u,nnhIYu EIIduff NJ E'rihn P""'
ui,Iho nnll Hil'l"f "l"El"h ln'''
Ior noId Miller up Ii"Il f""l. H'' Ike
Hall z Mlll"r ninRl"d Int" '""'"'
IiIIhurr going H. ao""nh MlI'h'll nP
unII HiIlho Inll . iIlrI" p'' :
,.Insod ~, Iuuiug Wamhy i""h Ml''h
cII.u limo drive md i"u"hnd SECOND d""h
linn NIlhufr nnd lhrn turned "nh '""'h
od Miller Tor IA" third "ui " wa" n
IrIuIc play unnrrirInd tho hrHt I'm" J"
, YurId'u rcII,.p No Iunr, w" mus. u"
cTIOrH , ,,.,,.
cleveland Speaker up ImIl "i''N'
EirIkr . ih"nhnu I""h hp"Hh''
rrnrudrr and threw over k"n"y 8 h'h,''
Gurnkrr going 10 rcCOnd. smith WI
gi,ikr Htrlko Z Iinll !. Smith nlnE
led into crnicr Speaker going y" 'hlI"
n WINS SMITHS Ihird hit. fnrhh'I "p
nuII speaker Hcorcd on Gardner
lin, ,InuI. to l"Ti. smith going To Hc'
and Jnhnntun up. Johnston nhcIlh'',''
knn,v to Kilduff Sew"lI M H"""''
r,,,I,d out 10 Shcrhnn. VIII" mnh" n AZ"
,nIrh near the EIandrt1nh - Neul nr,
nail nnll > Hall ). linll - H""'
rur purp"rriJ phnS"d. Iiakhy ~. ing
ny forced D''Srill, oir"n I" hl'hh'' -"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
FORMER LOCAL. I.
HIGH SCHOOL
GR|DDERS STAR
MAHr1NB PERRT NIuH nTA1 low
PLAYING Yon KHY1u1 I'LL
Az oUARTIAlAoH-gfonDO
At EALTDAOk
Crav.r Made Bsvsnty-Hivs Tara 1A1
Thr.a rouohdownO

Keyser. w. Va. Oct. s-The A. u n
\ went down to rorrowful defeat BE-
fors the hands OF the Koys1T rrep
school eleven here This afternoon. lht
nnuI hcoro standing +a-0 IN favor OF the
locals Tho game wan witnesaeo ~
record breaking crowd and cheArtne
wua pisnIiruI thr0uSh0n, the gsms,
Never once wan the locals goal line w
danger aud iiiils TonintanG. was 0nsSea
ON tho unanso hi"bhs. 'rassr, hinh
n,d and Walker wore tho STARS Tor thS
UaynsI eleven , ..
t,.vs, pnIish m A.na.ilonsi ssy
.uiy nVa yhId ran Tor touchdown ~
t., ,orsiviDs a mint ~ his "~h '~sntt..
nva ya,d lina itir siyla ~ "pSn nalh
,,,.,inu wa "n1 thni has "sVar bssr
..r.aiisd ln IhIr panil"n "f he f'slsL
W.. H." Mat 'pu"hh"~" h'ohhf pWI
nvn, ~. """"nh s""'" ~hh "I"suy -
pn,,d MA running Th"". "" sATe
nhnuId r,nVo s,"ai ni"rs Tor 10" Insals
,l,,muph nui tho yea ii"ih sno'Ah mrs.
I,uuhduvua ea"h IIiohntd was tna
rte, nn the dafsnp f"r 'hs FTsp laos,
ihrn.Inr ~ = % n plsyT' Tor .
friv afrr Ia"hilnp him VinIous'T Os'
LIpd hir own T"nI lluH
fpI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
The Fifth Game, Play by Play

Hail atTIko 2 J"hnri"n HluRI"J OFT
urlmor IcEr the hntl going mt" i"''
n,Id 4rwrIl up Imll Iinll I"h"
,t,, went tu rrrnnd on e. short pnsH' u
hail HirIkr ! E"uI. HlrIko Hhr"
han throw nut Newrli At nIri I"hhhl",
unInU 10 mira D'krilI up linII ! In u
. Hal y Hail DErlll wan puI h"h"''
rnnbod lInEhy "p nan ] h"h"s -,
. n,,,. ,,n, int, the ioIupuTnIy stand :
la ,.nioI nrid. JuhuHInn QUA - IE''
-, 80 InR ahead 81 hin' l"nii"n"" "'
inIuI.nuu ninHI.d or It"n'y - h"i" manu-
I,inns was IaLSu "tIi nhh Ih' I"II h"""
., ,I.rr,,o MII,hoII I"nk up the pI''h
lur buI don Wamhy az hnIl H"'
Ly rII,l T., Wheat Eprnh"I AZ Di' IL
IaInIasnn won't "uI ni""lI"f. h'''''
:, DInuu ThIoo Iunn. IhIo" hiin. ~" -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
NINTH INNING

urroLIyu. .Grnnry went into loft noIh
and Thuma. caught for Cl"Vclnnd
"irIrrIih up Rtrlkr / Foul. htrIk" =
GrInItn famed wheat up. Ball ] bIl'
= EiIil,r ! Foul. strike Wheal u"sn
.inrI, IuIo right nrld Myers up.
U,u Mynra singled over second
WHEAT going to tho middle bag K3n.y
w, IAN Foul. strike |. hall Wheh.
rrnrrL whom Kon.y'r Eronnder bounced
nn Johnrnn's glove FOR MT MyeN
.'.,i Ia third on tho plny. Kildun up
It,yI, tnraw out Klldun nj nrnl. honey
going to n"conh kr"oEsr up, hAl nn j.,
I,rII . Kruus~r popped To "umby' ON"
,,,n ILIrr hiIr 40 UTIOrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
SECOND INNING

UrnnkIyn Myers up Gardner lhI""
out Myers at ihn Initial b"H. h"h'S uP
Kuncv crashed a long hit Ia l"fl confer
r,r iy,r.- LnH.S u was hlH nIM hit ct
the rorl,s klidum up Hlrlh" ! i'"'l
/ HirIkr 7 Hul :? kiidun lln"h ""l
/. InmIraom, VIII" threw honey ""i al
tho plate. O'N.!lI Touching ia" runner
49,. ~ ma i,,I, IIt, i,aI ~ Iunr. Ono
hlI uu rItuIr . d.,
,Ic,,Iund n'&cIIl up Siriko l'"Il
/ BuIl,c uIo"n ihI"w ""l - som at
mat nuEhy az iiuil iinII sum"
uuII naH,y n'ch ""' I" Nh""l
In,,.,,.,, ,,r Dali htIIkr i"II
t.,Iunrn I"aa.d ""l I""'i' 70" al ~ o.
Z. 4, ,ut.r SO. hats i,u III"Ih
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

.I,,L, IlrunEur got n I"ns HinHlo Ia
I,rnaLrru IrIIIi"rY hlt'huII np IlaI
I',,u nItILu Miiuhsll IN lat" " """"'"
,I.y Jnhnninn 10 naUsll ~ J"hhH'"h
|,Irnu uu rtIlhn / 'I"thnnf Ih'""'"" ~
..,,,,,., p,,,,t. ~ anh tho haIioT wnH Hnie
,r,.hnu ut <ITIka Ehanhsn went "h'
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hi ono "II"T . 49,,
cleveland OMAN np hall t"n,I
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NJ nrrI HnRhy up Il"Ehy GOT ''"" ~"
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lima ? urnn.y fnnnod Wamhy "E
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vynr,hv rurrcd Tnahy. Olson 10 hilh""'
Mn r,tnp ono hit no nfTOrH.
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BATTING AVERAGES
OF THE Big SERIES

CLEVELAND q. oct 10 only gsNsn
POINTS separate Cleveland and brooklyn
In batting IN the worlds baseball ola"Hlo
"a q result ~ tho flfih game. whloh was
playsd 10 day rhs American l,ssgm"
champions RTo hl,,lng Tor an AT"r"E" or
ar. Will" tho prnnant wln1nrA "f IN"
National League boosted their mark '"
2t0 by gathering thirteen hits orr III"
orrsrIngR or BREby. Tho hating aver
aSea for tho fIyo Eamos follows
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Nuu,,,,n,,v. rhIro hrro hits E"nni
40 n uu,IIh Iintn. ,unn ~ Umlih.
i,pI,, iln,ilIl,rr nhcohnn, w Johns
tnn Imuido uInyH pIr"u I" Fill"h !"
Fame, iruiar"n 4" bHnlll hstdn"i !"
r'nui,y 10 Johnston. tohnHi"n I" r""nlI
10 I,L,urI"u Triple plny W"mb"Fnnh"
I,r,rrIri,dD len nn l,aH"h HIo"blyh
tI.,oInul Iiano balls pr
G,Iurr Mu,holI . IilIH "H r!rirh"s
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iunInHr niIu"L nuI by iinE shy ! MI
Lcu / WIId pitch Hasby rnHHch
I,a MIIIu, I."hlnF pitcher ~ Inc"
IrnpIion EI",n Cat plaio). '"nn"llv Cat
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amlths n"'nsi

mat smith 'rnd" S'"h 49, az ~
.nn.iInu ~ ""o ~ -" "'h 'h'"e" ~
haaonaIl cad nI"~a 'h"' ''''"-"
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- 1900, ,l.,t ,,,, Iiu Ind 49," "li'h' "
go, ,lu,IIh VII" 80" "~I"U"f '''' '''
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l,s most 'nn. al,riHhi "v"' ""' " 80
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walker
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niunTt RuI"Ili
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nsuafIa frF ~ltIIs DT,Sk Iva ptUI'1
hiTisn', hits "H nas''y !" The '~elv"
I-,,,rauis I'D ny he in5ia"s 'na r"G"s
1-'s "psblg ~ s""'- 'h~i' SOLITARY -"
pc '" ~. -ptI"- ~ " bull hIt ~ Ran
P'hf whssi nbSpoI the maj ass"'""
fIh . single along ~" nT-t base line
ayt WI Of the T"sSb Of Jpbnsio1. Ny
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80 10 ID" tin'i"ral F"u,'"lpSI"'I aud IL"
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I,~s k,i.ndnn". Ia. bis "a, 900 r'a
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