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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
Kto Placi Dlugi
CZeSkie?

co my daWno gfoslli l o czem my
cd poczatku pisali, to sic spefnia.
Diugi, kt6re Czesi narobili "a gr..
nicom j W domu, muszom teraz spla-
cac nasi ludZie.
Me dose, re zabrali nam pienion-
DE, W swoich bezczelnych klamst-
wach. ozustwach i cyganstwach po-
stempujom dalej. Navel to ziemie,
tie role, kt6re many po naszych Oh
each i dzadkach, chceliby nam wy
drzec. Juz opisujom grunta. Otto po-
czontek. Pc opisaniu bendom nasia-
dowa6 rozmaite podatki, o jakich
sic nikomu z nas ME Snilo.
Niedawno wyszlo rozporzondzenie,
kt6re zapowiada podatki straszne.
Cd kazdej kury po ) korony, cd gen.
81 po 5 Cd krowy 100 a cd konie $50
koron podatku rocznie, Cd kozucha,
cd pierzyn it'd. Navel Cd wozu, Cd
plugu wyznaczone som podatki tax
samo jak i Cd ubrania czy to men
skiego czy zehskiego.
Pc CO to podatki? zapytasz sic
bracie drogi ze Spisza i Gravy. Pc
CO? ia ci poWiem: ably zond czeski
m6gl splaciG tie d}ugi, kt6re bez pc
trzeby narobi} u rozmaitych Rotsil-
dow po~zyczatonc Gale miliardy. / ty
bracie teraz pracujesz ma Rotsildow
i zyd6w ME dla siebie i swojej rodzi-
ny, kt6ra moze zginont z glodu, mkt
z Czechow sic o niom ME postara.
Bendziesz sic oplaca( Czechom i ich
najemnikom zydom. iak jaki ME
wolnik, DO to wszystkie podatki. kto-
re teraz placisz Czechom. idom ma
interes "a te dlugi, ktore rzond cze-
ski narobil u zyd6w.
I my$licie. re ma TEN juz koniec.
Me. Czesi my$lom, re nar0d spiskt l
orawskt jakotez nar6d siowacki to
.Spiongia", kt6rom da sic Sciskat do
nieskohczonoSci. I Czesi Sciskajom
ten nar6d. wyciskajom z niego wszy-
stko: ~pieniondze, majontek, Ware.
l juz do krwi sic wdzierajom.
Juz chodzom 20 Spiszu i Orawie
r6zni ~pr6zuiacy i wydziergusi cze--
scy ! wy~patrujom sobie co lopSze
grunta u gospodarzy, DO panowic
czescy z Pragi obiecali i'm, 20 do
stanom ma calej SIowaczyznic "a dar-
mo grunta. Ma caiej Slowiaczyznt"
bogatsi gazdowie muszom oddac
czenS6 Swoich gruntow takim Czc--
chom, kt6rzy ME majom zadncj roll
Taxi rozkaz wyszed} z Pragi.
Ludu orawski i spiski! Czy jesteS
niemym? Dlaczego ME krzyczysz'
dlaczego ME protestujesz przeciwko
iezeli tax bendom postempowac Cze-
81, toci j~eszcze i ten dom, ktory masz
sprzedajom i dajom zadarmo swo-
i'm Pepikom. ty zaS musisz wyjechat
do Ameryki. ably " W kraju ME zgi-
none 2 giodu i nendzy. TAX ME smie
isc dalej.
Kazdy gospodarz ma Spiszu i Ora
vie niechaj zapisze sobie, lie to pie
niendzy i r6znych innych rzeczy wy
cyganili cd niego Czesi. DO to wszyst-
ko oni muszom zwr6ciC podczas pie
biscytu. Tego musimy i bendziemy
zondac.
A ~ z1odziejski narodzie czeski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

manegO krzyia).... ale mas Zbaw
cd zleho. Amen.
::
| cickawiScie. co bylo dalcj? -
DZiewczynka m0wiia. &c ten Czech
strasznie klal. kicdy ME chcicli "a
MIN m6wi:. a dZieci zscze'y piakaG
re strachu zgrOzy. To byia picrwsza
nauka!..
Czy toi ludz;e ma Orawic i Spi-
szu. Policy i Slowacy bcudOm chcicG
takich nauczycie.i?
Jako tcz bcndcm glosoVali?
Czy chccm, ably i'm CzcSCy SiaJflo-
RE krzyzc lomali? 30 W cz"sko-Sfo-
wackiej repuhiice take ~porzondkl
bendom.
Mech bcnt1ie pochwalony JczuS
ChTystus.
KSiOndZ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
Z NaSzej PIebiscytoWej Propagandy ma SpiszD OraWie.

%pamientaj, ze twoje panowanie ma
Spiszu i Orawie juz krotkie, DO tyl-
ko ga tygodnie. A jezeli a wyj-
dziesz, nigdy ME wr6cisS. odprowa-
dzaG Gle bendom przeklenstwa ma
szych ludzi, kt6rych chciaieS re sk0-
ry olupiG.
Wicrny Spiszak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

DO szkoly wchodzil po pierwszy RAD
noWy n%auczycicl czeSki. Dzieci VISTA
nelly i wszystkic zaczeiy caiCm gar
diem krzyczct: ~,,Pochra!cn bud Pan
Jezis Kristus'. TAX uczyli wszyscy
nauczycicle przedtem, talk kazali
rodzice ksiOndz.
Nauczyciel: (strasznic zgniewany,
jaze sic mu Z gemby pieni): CO pax
je to? Jak ste Sc opovazili TO pow
dat? Kto pax vas to naucil? TAX to
nebude. (bardzo krzyczonc) Sakra-
menckie' vcpice, ia vas naucim.
Dzieci: %(S;edziom cicho i bojom
sic stra$nie. Mkt ME rozumie. dla-
czego sic nauczyciel tax bardzo gnie-
wa? No i pc jakiemu on m0wi.
Wszystkim sic wbil W glove nowy
~jeszcze nigdy ~nieslyszany wyraz Go
| pax. Co tez to moae bye o Booze,
Boze wzdychaly dzieci 20 cichu).
Nauczyciel: (przystempuje do
chlopca s~icdzoncego W piontej law
&c i pyta sic go szorstko): Jak Sc
pax menu.esz?
Chlopiec: (trzensoncy sic caly>:
Ondrej Smelly.
Nauczyciel: SedniJ sobie. Poslou'
! Ghetto ditki: ably ste mne vickra'
| tax, ak dnes ne pozdravili. To mes
mi byt'! Budem sc ucit I'M Viecl
ktera sou nam potrzebne. Rozumite?
Dzieci: (Kiwajom glowom, re 70.
zumiejom).
Nauczyciel: Gagodnie i slodko):
PAX ia sem to viedel, re Wy ste he
ski ditki. Budem Sc krasne ucit, TAX
mudri. jake ceske ditki. re 10? A tet
poslouchejte. Gdyz ia przidu do sko,
". to mne tax privitate: ,,PochValer
bud pan prezydent Masaryk'. Nc
rzikajte "a mnou....
Dzieci: ..Pochvalen bud pan Je'
zis Kr;stus'.
N~auczyciel: Co sem YAM rzikai!
Dzieci: (szcpcom jed n do drugie'
70: .,Jezisi. co to bude"?
N~auczyciel: (w$ciek}y): Co pal
je to? Vsichni "a Rnou: Pochvaler
bud.
Dzieci: Po-chva-len bud....
Nauczyciel: eta, pieknie): Pal
prezydent Masaryk.
Dzieci: (nie wszystkie moWlom);
pan prezydent Masaryk!
Nauczyciel: No vidite, jak Vyst'
heski. A tet' vsichni 20 mnou:
Dzieci z nauczycielem: Pochwa
len bud pan (anuczyciel krzyczon-
Gym glosem) prezydent Masaryk
(Dzieci PREY slowie ~,,prezydent" u
milky, dokoiczy1 san n~auczyciel).
Nauczyciel: (okropnie zgnieWany>
To 81 uz nedam libit'. No, Ondre
Smelly. ako sa pozdravis, gdyz j.
przidu do 5koly?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
Pre- Glosowanie "a Cze-
chow zazywa W Pickle.
(Bajka, ale i ~prawda).

Dfugie som tyr tie viecory bez te-
go swiatla. Nina CO ami zaswiecic.
Kto ma co gajsu z Polski, syckie sic
u niego zejdom, a ftedy nina konca
kraju gwarze, movie. Nowiency 60
dajom o glosowaniu, W sym przewo-
dzi Grusy i Pacyga. Grusy "a Cze-
chami stoi, a Pacyga chce i nadali
do Polski.
- Nina to jak " Polsce - powia
da Pacyga - die kazdy przy swie-
tie siedzi wiecorami.
- Ale przecie 1 my ME bedziemy
fse W 6mie; Czechy nom elektryke
zrobiom, DO to ucony nor6d.
- Me lapcies, kumotrze, dy WON
zrobiom, jak WON zrobieli te mast
ny, co same miaiy plugi ciongnone,
gdy WON brazil woly. A re som uconi,
to som VEN JAZZ ]przeuconi TAX, re
ami Boga ME znajom. Ftoby tam gio-
sowal "a takiemi niew:ercami.
- ia!
- Ale ia ME!
Moze i do zwady byloby przys1o,
ale ma scenScie juz sic ~oschodzili.
Kazdy posel do domu. Grusowa tyz
wziena skopiec i posaa krowy dole.
Grusy siod "a st6{ ma lave, glove
podpar ma renee / zadrzymot. Ale
CO sic stanie s MIN! Zatmi sic koto
niego. Widzi sic mu, re przekrocu'
je prog drugiego $wiata. Zdaleka
zab}vsknie $wiat}o. jak kie ITO We
tmie ma fake zapoli, potem zacnom
buchac plomienie do CORY, corny
dym sic wall. a widaG : niego gro
zonce pienSci. rozpolcne wildly. cd
bolu p~okazywane twarze; s}ychat !
krzyki. jenki. przcklinanic. ,,TyS
winien "a nase mcnki. hos tax chrial
tvch Czrch6w p~rzeklentyCh, ktorzy
O. olupiIi nietylko z ~majont!'6U, ale
I T. WARY. Mech ci terror EwieCi ia
czcska clektryk7: podi. bier zapta-
to IA twoIom zdradc twoich dzicci'
twoiej krwi".
Grusy W k~rzyczcncych swoje die
ci p~oznol. Mr6z go przechodzi',
strach go bra} okrutny, BIO Gaia
chmura tylko 20 ME rzuciia sic ma
niego, a ratunku ME byiO, ami po-
wrotu z drugiego Swiata. JuL cui
PREY sobio goroncy ogien, juS 80
bierom ma wildly. Chce krzycc@, ale
nimoze.
Wtcm bahia jcgo powr6ci sic z do
ienio i russo go "a ramie.
- Starry, c ME $pijze! Coz bedzics
robi6l nOcy?
- RAINY boskie! Cy donna jek, cy
ma drugim Swiecie? pyto sic zdzi-
wiony Grusy.
Donna. ale &pis jak zabity!
Fala Bogu! Fala Bogu. Bo sic
mi przySnilo. EEK byl W pickle, ale
MECH sobie Czesi tam idom. ia tam
luz ME pudem. Podz, stara. klenkni-
nv i razem pomodlimy sic, CODY gio-
sowaG "a Polskom.
TAX sic dcstol Grusy "a zywa
do piekla. ale Cd wtedy wiencyj ME
chcioI glosowac "a Czechoslowacyom.
T.. CT. PtoS re XdZiaru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

,,Nowiny Spisko Orawskie' doda-
tex do ,,Gazcty Pcdhalahskicj wy
dawancj W Nowym Targu zamlesz--
GAIA nastepujace a~gitacyjne arty-
EulC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Slowakom caiy szeres n~auczycieli.
- Gdc pax ich name? - zapytal
sic naraz p. MaSaryk.
- Co pax! Slovacl sou hIoupi.
Pro mich j pro ich ditki staci tako-
w Slajfiar. A nasi slavni komcdia-
81? - ~powicdzial minister oSwiaty'
l wiec.c powysyiali do slowackicn
szk6l prawic samych ,.nicpan6~'
JakO tci ci ..Copaki' uczom?
Trzeba sic zapytac dzicci. By'cm
wicnc nicdawno W Iilinie i tam mi
opOwiadala IO-lctnia dzicwczynHa o
tel naure. Przeczytajcie sobie, jaka
byia piCrwSGa nnauka'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

O. Smedy: Pochvalen p. Jezis
Kri3tus.
Naurzyciel: A tax? ia vas naucim.
II bile Smialcgo pO gembic, a pytl
sic go): Kto ~pochyalen?
Smelly: P%cchvalen p. J. KristuS.
Nauczyciel: Ty sakramenckii klu-
ku. PAX ia tobie dam. q zn6w do
stall biedny ch!cpak pc gembie i ~
silnie). Ty kluku. IS Eloupy Slova-
ku. Ty ne chcc5 chvalit Masaryka?
q zn6w go po scmbie).
Chlopcowi sic pu$cila krew 2 nosa.
Nauczyciel go V~yrzuciI IA drzwi. -
Chlopicc 2 wielkim plaCzcm p~leciat
do domu. Dzicci W szkole siedzialy ri
cho, jak W Grobic. Baly sic ruszyc.
Nauczyciel p~rzechodzil 20 szkole
cos mruczal popod noscm, czego DIT"
CT ME rozumialy. Naraz stana} jak
wrytv do ziemi / patr2al ma Ec!ane.
Tam wisia} krzYz.
- Hosi, dej.e sem ten krzyz! -
zawolat.
Dzieci ME rozumiaIy, &C to "HoSi :,
o,,lolv ienLiem co IN bendzie.
Ton rr,vl mnfe som przynie--
o,o Xvi
:o;1om
m.uoz,
~ ''F ,..o;
,.-,. o.. :oio, uor;o:li %
.
N~aucz!cle'' '''e' MO 1e lid Nr~S1''
zee 'cnorem)' Ian Je|l0' W.
kupltel SYeta!
Nauczyclel: NO, ne! lax a pax
hloupi SloYaci uclil. OVsem menuJe
sc Jezis, ale byi to n~aJVlVeVtsy s"'n-
49,. ,o,
-I, -..,o,o, ;r,
My" II" pou
My" Sle po'
o|ecn |acNs' IHo"u
Nv .'O nav, n,1nno, p.,
p''
n,onnu .u,raIor, pu-
1;.,.,o p,,, 6 -
ue.e s'eues - vhiiem =
tIanuH
ln;.ano ,rzos+r.szon,
,,oha,v 70 r;es,y-
o"'e0' ~ =.
.naDe nm,oa,;oH
Slnie mau n~r,irosu
ma av;owcuont) .
1870. no,hioro+. tobo
80, . - noco,
"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
Red DepOrtees Get
 Experience of Joys
 of Pure Communism

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Russian radicals deported from the United States have come in contact with the soviet extraordinary coIlmission with not altogether satisfactory results so far as the deportees are concerned, the state department was officially advised today
 All of those deported on reaching Russia were ordered to work, and when some refused, according to the department's advices they were re- minded that the soviet authorities had an extraordinary commission to en- force it's decrees. The result was that sonic of these who returned to Russia under compulsion, and had in dicated dislike for work, were set to repairing railroad beds. Some es- capped from the authorities and ob- tained work under assumed names, while others, who persisted in their refusal to do manual labor, were plac- ed under arrest and are now held subject to the orders of the commits sion.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
BY DEAN SNYDER

BUCK" WEAVER - he's a great Buck"
 He's different, somehow. There's a little swagger of confidence about lis workmanship that is catching.
 When he comes to the bat there is an odd smile on his face-the kind that dares the pitcher to hang his repertoire or any part of it over the corners of the platter. ,-. r.s. - While other members of the White Sox team may not have had the pen nant subconscious hope until they re- gently took the Ban Johnson bit in their teeth, Buck has been playing that kind of ball all year.
 Dare Stuff
 There is something of the born leader in the pale hose third sacker. Whether in the field or at the bat he's bristling with the attack spirit. It's the dare stuff in his ball playing that has entitled him to the seat of honor in the sweet" ballplayers TOW.
 Eddie Collins may be d few brain cells smarter. Ray Schalk may have the edge in steadiness, and Joe John son can unquestionably lift the pill farther with his Black Betsy" but there's naturally something about
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Buck" that makes him sweeter than any of them.
 Some Hrelng
 When it comes to pinch in the field or at the bat, this hireling of Kid Gleason, is there like salt and pepper.
 The White Sox are very much on the up-and-up now. They are follow ing four pitchers-Cicotte, Faber, Williams and Kerr-to another world series alley. Last year they finished the race on two-cylinder pitching staff.
 The club has played good ball all year, but the sudden punch they have developed lately while the Yankees and the Indians skidded in reverse, has made them hard to head
 Pennant Alley
 Since the fatal accident to Ray Chapman the Indians haven't been the same outfit. Speakers absence from the lineup made a glaring diff ference. There seems to be no ques- tion but that Cleveland players have been following Spoke's leadership all the year As Iris plays so the In dians play.
 The Tanks are good and bad medi- cine to sister clubs in streaks.
 And if Gleason rides into the pen nant alley hitting on all four cylin
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
Murphy Horse Wins
 Charter Oak Stake

HARTFORD, Conn. Sept 9.-Petar Manning, champion four-year o.d trot- ter today won the classic $10,000 Charter Oak stake, feature event of the grand circuit meeting here. His victory was an easy one. the son of Azoff easily having the speed of the field and soming home on the stretch with a lead of nearly two lengths in each of the two heats. It was Murphy's seventh victory of the meeting and the third consecutive year that he has won the Charter
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
RUTH IS UNHURT

CINCINNATI. Sept. g - Comment ing on the rumor that Babe" Ruth and other members of the Yankee team had been injured, Colonel Illus ton, part owner of the Yankees, today said he was informed by long dis tance telephone from New York that it was believed the sure thing gamblers started the story. l have no facts on which to base any carges," he said, but one can understand the possibilities of gamblers getting unfair odds through just such tricks. 1 want to say, however. that there has not been a suspicion of anything wrong"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
NATIONAL
WINS
 PITCHING DUEL

BROOKLYN, Sept. 9. - Brooklyn started its final campaign against western clubs by defeating St. Louis. Grimes outpitched Doak in a close battle. Wheat sent the Dodgers ahead in second inning by driving the ball over the right field wall for a home run. Both Smith and Horns by twisted ankles at first base and were forced to retire. Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
AMERICAN
RUTH BATS OUT
 47TH HOME RUN
(Assoeia,sd Press Leasss Wir1

CLEVELAND. Sept. 9. - Cleveland won the first game of the series with New York, driving Quinn and Mo- gridge from the box, Collins being taken out because he hurt himself sliding into second base. New York took a lead of two runs in the first half of the first inning and Cleveland tied it up in the second. New York again went to the front in the third and Cleveland tied it again in the fourth. Johnston stole home in the fifth when Cleveland clinched the game. Ruth made his 47th home run drive over the right field wall in the third. Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
Chicago Wins Tight
 Game.FrOm Red SOX

CHICAGO, Sept. 9. Chicago staged an Sth inning rally when Bush weakened and punched enough hits behind three passes to tie the count, putting over the winning run in the next inning, giving the locals vic tory over Boston. Score:
 R H E Boston ,... 200 OO1 O20-5 9 Q Chicago ...... 900 900 O51-6 II l Summary: Stolen bases McNally; sacrifice hits Bush, Hendryx, F. Col lins; base on balls Bush 5, Cicotte 4; innings pitched Cicotte s, Wilkin- son 1; hit by pitcher Cicotte 1 struck out Bush 2, Cicotte 9
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10

Gers of his pitching staff a lot of the fans who lost money on them last fall in the big series will get a chance to win it back.
 One player likes Buck Wever can sweeten a whole club, especially, when they're already pretty much sugar"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY

COAST LEAGUE San Francisco at Salt Lake. Vernon at Sacramento. Seattle at Oakland Portland at Los Angeles.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburg at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Boston.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington at St, Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Cleveland. Boston at Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
PLANE ENDING FLIGHT

SACRAMENTO Sept. 9 - A mail airplane pilotcd by Stanhope $. BogGs which left Salt Lake this morning, landed at Mather field for 15 minues and took off at 4: :l5. D. ID. on the last leg of the journey to San Francisco. Mather field is 16 miles from Sacra- mentO.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
Western League
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Wichita 2; Des MOines ?. At Joplin 6; Sioux City '. At Oklahoma City 0; St. Joe 1. At Tulsa t3-1; Omaha l-6 (seCOn,
 game ' innings).
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10

Summary: Two bast hit Burns, Speaker; base hit Johnston 2; home run Ruth; stolen bases Evans, Smith Johnston; sacrifice hits Pipp, Meusel, Speaker, O'Neill, Coveleskie; base on gridge ?, McGraw 1, Coveleskie 3; in- nings pitched Quinn 2-3, Mogridge 2, McGraw IS; struck out Quinn 1. Mogridge 1, Coveleskie 3; passed ball Hannah.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
SENATOR'S WIN TWICE

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9. - Washington defeated St. Louis twice. The visit Ors won the first game with rally in the 18th when they scored 3 runs. Shaw held the locals to five hits in the second contest, which Roth's home run decided in the 9th. Score: First game:
 R H F. Washington
 O10 100 O1O OO3-6 II O St. Louis
 900 OO2 010 002-5 II 1 Batteries: Erickson, Zachery and Charity; Sotheron and Severeid. Second game:
 R H l. Washington 1000 001 001-2 s 0 St. Louis .OOG OOf OOO--1 Batteries: Shaw and Torres; Bayne and Billings. Philadelphia-Detroit game postpon' ed, wet grounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10

by, Konetchy. Home run, Wheat. Sacrifice hits Johnston, Grimes. Dos ble plays Heathcote and Fournier. Bases on balls Doak l.; Grimes 2. Struck out Grimes 4.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
OPEN FOOTBALL SEASON

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 9.-Santa Clara University today defeated tie Olympic club of San Francisco to Q in the first football game ot t;e seAson here.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
American Association

At Milwaukee 2; st. Paul 1. At Kansas City 1; Minneapolis 5. At Toledo 2; Columbus ?.
 At Louisville Fl; Indianapolis DO.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10

One hundred million dollars worth of salvage has already been taken from the European battlefields.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10

Oak Stake Both heats were trotted in 2:05A.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
Champions Break
 Even With Braves

BOSTON, Sept. 9.-Cincinnati op- ened the final series of the season here by breaking even, winning the first game. McQuillan was put out of the game in the 7th inning of the second game for protesting a decis- ion on a pitched ball. Manager Stall lings also was ruled off the bench. Scores:
 First game:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
CHICAGO 3; NEW YORK 2

NEW YORK, Sept. g. Masterly pitching and d timely hit by Alex ander enabled Chicago to defeat New York The Giants failed to get hit until the sixth. Douglas pitched well but in the seventh a hit by Paskert and Bancroft's error on Deals groun- der put the Cubs in position to score both runners on Alexander's hit to right. Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10

SOUTHERN ASSN
 At Memphis 4; Little Rock ,. At Birmingham 4; Mobile 2. At Nashville 4; Chattanooga O. At Atlanta-New Orleanns, rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10

Ford. 3 base hit Wingo, Sullivan. Home run Holke. Stolen base Boec- kel. Sacrifice hit Duncan. Double play Maranville to Holke. Base on balls Ruether 2; Brenton 1; McQuil- Ian 8; Townsend 1. Innings pitched Ruether 5; Ring ?; Brenton 2; Me Ouillan 2-3; Townsend 1-3. Struck out Ruether 2; Ring 1; Brenton ?. Wild pitch McQuillan.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10
PIRATES 7; PHILLIPS 6

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. g. Phila- delphia's closing rally fell one short of catching Pittsburg, the visitors winning to 6. Southworth's short fly. which fell safe in center drove home the winning run in the ninth. Hamilton disposed of three batters in succession when he rescued Pom der in the 9th. Score:
 R. II. E. P;ttsburg .......... 200 001 301-7 15 0 Philadelphia .... 900 0Co 231-6 Il 1 Batteries: Ponder. Hamilton and Schmidt; Causey, Keenan and Ira gresser.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10

II. IT, E- Cincinnati .... 020 010 102-6 F 0 Boston .............- 900 301 O00-4 g 4 Batteries: Eller and WingO; Scott and O'Neill.
 Second game:
 R. H. E. Cincinnati ........ 200 300 200-7 Il 0 Boston ............ O20 GOA O5x-11 12 Summary: Two base hits Groh,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-10

Philadelphia-Detroit game pOstpon- ed, wet grounds.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-10
FDRT|.N|NTH

that OF the "A numbers Of the Senior
Norma! class q had taught school
previously and IA had taught In the
training school during the years Of
their schooling at the Normal. Of the
members Of the Normal school course
class 26 were high school graduates
and seven had taught school previous.
". OF the academic class five had
taught school previous 10 their grad
uation.
en- their diplomas there we're repre-.
sentatiyes rom five states: West
Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Ken
lucky and Michigan while % counties
Of the state had representatives In the
class.
The following is the class role.
Normal graduates-Grayce Amos,
FairTiew; Sbelagh Baker. MononEah;
Louise Burns. Fairmont:; Edith Glow
is. 81, Mary's: Marie CopenhaEer,
Wallace; Mary Creighton. Fatrmont;
Lois DAVIDSON. Eairmont; Lottie Doug
lass. Williamsburg Martha Frum, Fair-
Mont: Lucy Fortney. Skinnston; Haf-
net Ruth Galiiher, Independence;
Dorothea Giles. Fairmont; Mary Irene
Gilleland, Faiview; Lydia Hall. Lost
Creek: Ruby Rex Haugh. Manning.
ION Carrie Hawkins. Fairmont Flos'