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Tho Wonders Of America
0y 7. 7. MAxEY
THE LIBRARY OF coNeREsa

A LIBRARY for congress was an un-
"A questioned necessity. Consequent
~. the cengressioral library was found
Cd about the same time the government
was frst established, or In 1900. 1t
was entirely destroyed by Gre In the
war Of 1872 and also suffered serious
ly from ere at q later date. So. con-
gress authorized the construction Of
q building that could not b burned.
Result, the present structure. com
pleted in 1897. said to Be the most
perfectly adapted for ths csnvsnisat
use and storage Of bsohsr 81 say large
library In the world. likewise the lsrg-
est, costfiest and safest.
II consists of three stories, q base
ment and q dome, covers almost three
and one-half acres and has q total
floor space Of about eight acres. You
can better grasp the magnitude Of
this building. when I tell yen that 1t
contains @, O00, 900 brick, to say moth
ing Of the other materials. and has
%, 200 shelves with q total length Of
about forty miles.
1t now houses considerably more
than one million books and pamph-
lets, which 10 the largest single collec-
ton on the western hemisphere. M
estimated total capacity is about l.
600, 800 publications. Its more than
1000 windows render II the best light.
ed library In the world.
The colorings Of the reading room
are soft, quiet, rich and warm, being
conducive to the greatest comfort.
The walls carry many helpful and in
spring inscriptions. Its conspicuous
beauty or charm. however, is in the
wonderful mural decorative scheme. Il
being, unquestienably, the most COR
geously decorated public building h
America.
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ROBBERY.

Mrs. Gallagher, who conducts a
boarding house at 21S Delaronde
street. complained to the police that
two of her roomers had been robbed.
A watch and chain valued at $65 and
$79 in currency, property of Poul
]. Orillion, was stolen. Seven dol
lars in currency belonging to Percy
De Ramus also was taken. The two
meE were aslee1 when the theft
occurred.
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ton was won by Mrs. A. E. HOtard.
The next meeting will be at the home
Of Mrs. Hotard.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Giepert and fam
lily have moved to their new resi-
dence, 531-593 Bouny street.
Miss Imelda Cunningham, who has
been staying with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Giepert, has re-
turned to her home, 1888 Jeanette
Place.
Miss Eunice Cunningham was the
weekend guest of her aunt and uncle,
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Schneider.
Mrs Fred Drumm has returned
from San Antonio, Texas.
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SHOWER FOR MISS WHELAN.

A shower in honor of Miss Mida
Whelan was given at the home Of
Mrs. Jack Mossler in Gentilly Ter
race. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with carnations and Easter
lilies. Miss Whelan received many
handsome gifts. Those present
were Misses Clare and Gertrude Fin
ley, Alma Gerrets. Edna, Alma and
Virgie Wade, Olga Voegel, Sara Itz-
kovitch, Gertrude Itzkovitch, Ruth
Samuels, Louise Chauvin, Louise
Mitchell, Cora Whalen, Mrs. Jack
Mossler. Mrs. A. C. Ames and Mrs.
w. c. Schayat.
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McDONDGH No. >.

Thomas LingOni. Sophia Miller, Wes-
ley Babin. Aleda Cook Sanders With
erup, Isabel Cotton. Roy FOurrouX
Herbert Fitch. John Robert, Elvera
Sutherland. Edward Hihbens. Camille
Aubert. Hilda Smith.
Perfect in ; B. spelling: Mary Cuts
tinianO.
I \. spelling: Mable flanley. Ma.
jorie Shredder. Dorothy VAIL. Me
RITA Burmaster, Joe PaliSi, Jas
Johnson. Roy Navarro.
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PURCHASE ANOTHER BOAT.
The Diamond Hunting and Ffshir

The Diamond Hunting and Fishing
Club, of Diamond, La, have added an
other boat to their fleet. With the
purchase of a practically new "Old
Town" canoe, in which a two adven.
turous young men recently made the
trip from Pittsburgh to New Orleans.
There are few canoes Of this type in
these parts. This newly organized
club is up-to-date and complete In
every detail Of modern hunting and
fishing equipments. The club con-
sists of the following members: Sam
and Sidney Oswald. August Mayer and
Henry CrayOn.
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA
INITIATION.

Court Mary 391, National Order
Daughters of Isabella, will initiate a
large class May 23rd, 1920, at the
Knights of Columbus Home The
court will attend mass at IL o'clock
at the Holy Name of Mary Church.
Luncheon will be served at the
Knights of Columbus Home after
mass.
We want every good Catholic wom-
an within our reach to join us. Our
Slogan, Onward! Four Hundred"
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HICKEY-DIKET.

John Patrick Hickey of Dublin,
Ireland, and Miss Mabel Diket of
Algiers. La, were married at the
Free Church of the Annunciation,
Camp and Race Sts.. New Orleans,
Sunday, May 16, 1920, at 1890 A
NJ, Rev. Sidney L. Vail. Rector, Of
ficiating.
The groom is in the u. S. NJ. c.
The attendants were Mr.. and Mrs. c..
w. Painter.
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ANNUAL EUCHRE.

The Thursday Afternoon Euchre
Club held their annual meeting last
Thursday at the home of Mrs. c. v.
Kraft. The players finished in the
following order: Miss Salome Kap-
pier, Mrs. A. Burke, Mrs. U. ]. Lewis,
Mrs. F. Goebel, Miss Sadie Garland,
Mrs. ]. w. Adams, Mrs. r. A. Tansey,
Mrs. c. v. Kraft, Mrs. C. v. Frisch,
Mrs. A. Graf, Mrs. p o. Cafiero and
Mrs. F. Hoogoven.
After the games, refreshments
were served.
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BASEBALL.

The CalderarOs. champions of the
Behrman Baseball League, will open
the season Sunday morning at Cleas
Park. playing the Liberty Stars.
The batteries for Calderaros will be
Haggerty and Cazaboun; for Liberty
Stars, Libbett and Hotard. The game
will start promptly at 10 O'clock.
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INVEST AT HOME.

New OrleanIans are De:ng offered
the opportunity Of investing money in
a home company right here in New
Orleans. This rs the Home hefInery
Company, who are building an oil re-
finery right in this city, and a small
amount of its worcestershire stock is
offered for sale at par $1.08 per share.
Attention is called to the ad on page
2. Offices Of the Home Refinery Com
pany are in Room 305, N. o. National
Bank Bldg.
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McDONOGH JEFFERSON HIGH
SCHOOL.

The Alumni Banquet and dance will
be held on Thursday night
The graduation exercises Will take
place Friday night. Glass play Wed
nesday night
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..i.ee of Miss Eta Petit
", paul Malone will take
y, wednesday at . o'clock p
:, ss Methodist Church.
Kraft entertained the
4, insnOOn Five Hundred ''"0
,.se OF Miss FlOrine
Mr., Louis A. Nelson will
.ss : on June End, at at $50
4 the Church OF the Holy
!. u Nary
ANIMAL Sunday School picnic
: o,,,et Episcopal Church will
-, saturday at City Park.
Mamie Haggerty was one or
,,ubers Of the Story-tellers Lea
- took part in the programme
N meeting held last week at the
Normal School.
i, Bebrman Tent No. Is. Mac
,ill give a May Ball at the
Z. academy, in Opelousas ave-
,rt saturday night. John
,.ssr heads the arrangement
..l,l.s as chairman.
!. ambition of the pupils of the
.s,.Norison- Collins School of
a md Elocution will take place
4, evening at 1880 o'clock at
8, Hall Admission will be fifty
,aeluding war tax. Dancing
! luaulged in after the perform
collius was the guest of his
4, and brother at 22l Pelican
> thk week.
hsbon was a visitor to X. ID.
Isa ,,i Pelican avenue.
\ [ Borne spent Sunday in West
! pouse With his brother, Mr.. b.
Il ! Ramos and little grand
~ rorfs, left Sunday for West
Houee to visit her sister, Mrs.
~ From there they will go
hrenine to visit another sister.
4 yIchuair, and on the way
NJ stop off at Lucy, La. to
xINA9
M. Borne, of Port Allen, was
IRA d her sister here last week.
y I'd Mrs. Jno. Matulich, of
~ street. spent Sunday in BIZ
dking relatives.
h 1 whitmore was reelected
due vice presidents at the an
y myenticn Of st. Margaret's
~ held last week.
r 0nce Lennox returned Sun
III from Mobile, where she
n past two months.
III. Hoffstetter entertained the
- Evening Eurecha Club. The
Kh players were Mrs. Geo.
Il An H. Herbert and Miss X.
m Mss Stella Abrilat received
isolation. The next meeting
\ It the home of Miss Abribat.
n r Munsterman and son left
~ night for Buras, La, to
ne week with her grand
~
- ] Charles fell off her front |
: ~ vas badly hurt, receiving
~ her head. Attention was
. her by DR.. Pollock and DIR. |
dier which she was taken to |
nlu hfirmary.
: ! Den, the assistant secretary |
* 6. Hut, left Wednesday on
~ nor bis home in New York. |
~ expects to return in the fall. |
Ssv Orleans College of Ora
rs annual class play at the
@ Theatre on Tuesday night. |
naseaee Kinkaid returned hast |
nom Hot Springs, Ark, and
= Wednesday,.
- elancey, after spending a
- with his mother, Mrs. M. !
VI sail on the S. S. New
= England, France and Ger
fssl Kopp, Claude New
. burnett Clancy left Mobile,
We & 8. Hanover. after being
sereral days while the ship
repairs. They sailed for
saa other European ports.
Nilsson entertained the
We. The successful players
Y Y. Kraft, Mrs. G. w.
- Ma 1. Brooks. Mrs. A.
uyias tDr Mrs. E. ]. Mothe) |
ee consolation. The next !
se at the home of Miss |
sn an. Psul McGill formerly |
- 'lae Lecourt) have taken |
cs'aeacs at 1897 Palmyra
ANY friends. p'A'e' u
- night Mrs. E. T. Salathe |
:, Tie woman's Benefit As.
~ v Aaecabees at a euchre
.ae house was decorated
And small electric lights.
were served in abund-
tp - s.eeessfsl players were
\ \, 1o.atAe, Miss Jolly, Mrs.
- sasat, Mrs. Holly and
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ks..,ss.s on entertained the
-, Five Hundred Club.
= Myers were Mrs. G.
~ - A. Tansey and
art The consola-
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MIIInn
Whipping Finish With
Louie Grattan Winner

c"IumLu~ H"ri. e Ii"rr"n In the
90 ,Inrr 9 = l'unhl" pace. fntnirh"h
tho Ercnrni ,uInp'l ltiun GA III" tfhnh
1trulI program ihIr nfi"In""n TN"
,,,c went into tho fourth heat h"i"T"
I.mIr ,.rniiau. tho "ilHlunl inv"r'l".
unI,rd her moro ah"nh IN n whipping I'm
irh uhar"d IN Ivy Eth"l Chime" ana
IuhnnV Iuirk
In tho fret beat they l"nf"d I" IN"
hnIf ia % aud thou mnh" tn" mil" IN
nIt, Louie i;rHtinu leading Eih'l
chimes came with rush In III" INV
LnIi Of the srcouh mil" and lowered her
ord /" . OF. IN winning IN" heat In
ihr third heat Johnny Quirk lowered his
record. to @Oli. In shaking OF Ethel
Chime" .
Heat winners came out for tho fourth
mil. and II was won by the original
IIvnriir Luui" t;raitan in 2O7h
Charley Rex. favored Ia win tn" VI,
,rot wnS ou IN" break in each heat nnd
,rrIIrd what chnnc"S h" had. Aaron
Mckinney took this event although
droppIuE tn" third heat TO S"lka.
Miriam Guy took straight heat vic
tory IN tho = IL trut. Gro Direct did tn"
same turn in ia" > II parc II rain"d
during part az the program but III" track
vas not wcttcd enough I" slow II up
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biz football gam" NJ South SD" l'Hrk.
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local nropIc. including University "u-
drrta hove purchased tickets. ThlH To-
tai .nIr " tiCkcIs exceeds by five hun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
EXCITING RACING
FEATURES GETAWAY
DAY AT CLARKSBURG

spec TAI I" TIA" Int IlIE"u''I
'lhtknbuIE. W. Va. sept q f.A'I .
ing '"nt'5tn by nIat Hnd r''und 'h"l' q"
h"ir"h featured ia" racing a. today If,
mat meeting "r ia" central West VA
rinlh fnh. which wan attended hy i
l"iE' crowd d"hril" Intermittent show
'Ir lain lnid ia" duct "nd pul tn"
iIH'k Ia fan nhhp"
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'h' mat heat ~ ih'. NOT tao" whiI"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
HONERS
BY BABE RUTH
CAME 8 FEATURE

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
HUH FuLlerton's Worlds Series Forecast

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SOUTHPAW MAILS
HOLDS THEM TO
3SCATTERED HITS
Indians Bunch Hits In First
Two Innings and Score
Two Runs

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TRIPLE TIE WILL Be
PLAYED OFF TODAY
ELIMINATION OON TENT WITH
YOnHvILLE, WHEELING MOLD.
AND LA nELLE TIN EN-
TERED ron CHAM
FIONBHIP

FINAL baseball Classic This Afternoon.
Cannes Will Btart Promptly Mt
lIlb-JameH ana Tape
Onioiats.
Tho Indurtrlnl lrnEu' campaigning
will ho decided thlr nfi"ru""n on IA"
Tunnel Groom groundT when i"rk,lll"
Wheeling Mold nnd Ia ll"ll" Tin VIII
play on Iripl" elimination ""ui"ri
In tho nrPi gam" tho H"rkvlll" lads
will stack Mp nEninHt ia" Wheeling
Mold and tho winner VIII meet III" La
Relic TIN Each gam" viii only L." Of
scvrn innings ~ m III" team play ing
two Games will not hnV" l." extend
thcmarlYrH 10 n great cNt"nt
Many local diamond fnnH who hav"
not yet turned their FUN interests to-
ward football. nrc expected To travel
to the 'I;rccn" and Witness thcs" cham
pionship games
James and Tape will handl" N" IN
dicntors In both contests and reliable"
umpiring by these two '"ld timers Is
IA
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dred all previous records f"r SAFES o.
uCkaIs To- out nj town contests OF any
sort ~
BAND Will 90
che Ifnivcrsity band. which has Deen
nnorc or Irrs hnstIly organized since
Inc University opened only MONDAY. wiz
n,. ON hand ~ fuIl force AMI UNIFORM 10
ia, nun,hrr Of nfty nvn and In addition
the Mnsnn Dixon Seven. an "rEnnlLht'oh
made uu "f fnImrr University student,
VII II, con hand 1" iivrn things up Tor
the M"unIhln""rS r"niEh '""ns,Sn
,,,nr. u,,.tIu. Ia r'hnhuloh. at when
,,...n., ,.iII L. made aud IA cheering
90 HanI1nIInn p"ife'l'h
Subs nAmsn
.IL, ,I,ny, manned nnd I'M, iyis'
V.,n.u tinIn"Ih It'"Ill "hh ''sa
,.,,,,Iu,y I,Iu,,,n rui"~"ll"'. "lhhas'
,,i,,,, t,n,n nm h"v"'hyr nH1f.
m loon IrnnhIn MuIiI" qua Inll"an'
IA n h.,, I,nirhI a. ~ Ter F"h""'vg
AIt,, ,,,I,aI iIU," Whoa" tho '""" WV
L, ,,uo, Io,rd ~ ia" r"i'"""' h"'"It we
,un,, v,Iu Iru inh'u i"' ""'h ana W
r,u,rn.y ,n",minr viii "" rIv"" o" ""Nn
H.. To- Ne. ,U"uui'y !" go mo" away
Iiuru ID, 'IuVd
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.nniirJ Tor IInnunh IN ninth
Washington
Sew YORK;

Two-hasc hits Rice. Harris HON"
run Ruth stolen bases Roth. Ki"".
Sacrinc" hits Rice. Roth Double play
-O'Rourk" to Judge Lot ON bases
Washington I. New YORK ,''H'H "i'
n,,,-Nv A,ng,a / hy MAYS | mrir'h
"t.nnnrIv and Evans TIM" u.
Socond Dame.
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MO||NTA|NFFR- CLASH
TODAY FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.

MTNTIRE GIVES OUT REGULAR LINElP.FnHl M t1oIIT
EMSWELI.ER AT CENTER-BECk REIukNH ~ 9 noIrT
TAINEER TEAM AND WILL, START AT llALf-hhtTlUm
AT END WESLEYAN HAS EDGE IN EXPERIENCE Dof
w. V. u. HAS CLASS.
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600 Gbn UGn n

E'ul"u hI"r SCwTU Nh'IlIl'''
Wnnhgnnvp. Matlp Doubt" rlnvS s"
we'll aud WnmhEnnH7 I"ii on irNcH
ChIrngu : Cleveland I!ns" on ball"
on NluiIs STRUCK ont . hy Fhh"T hy
Mails lmplTrr pw"ns and cam
Time Is
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FAIRMONT THRONGED
WITH FOOTBALL FANS

pniIup'''l t'bl v "'''''''' w
.,.,r,,,uwd.d I"uIrhI hr ~" I""" ""h
I,IIm,r hr,, T", no f""ih"lI En'n" '"
,u,rtnw between ihr WoHi Ni'gI"'"
IrnIvrt M"rR"ui""u nnh N'"' w
rIuIo NVr"Irlnu '"ll"T". liu' hh""""h
'rIr rnrr IL ~ m" '"uh''I"" MAJ 'l''h
Him, IU Ia pionI rhrp' f"r III" 'l""h
h,.,,,uIundnIInu hnvr been mnh" f"i
,,nIIup 10 Onn pruII" nu1 " Us" "'h'h"t
Iu rn"d ry'ty nvniInhl" rent VIII To-"
Iuh"n
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Y,stsrduVs DANES.
The Standing.

rltrrhurgh. -. ST Louis. I
, I'hiIad"lphln. 4. i'"H'"n.
ChicnEo Cincinnati. rhIn
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Second Dame.

Washington .... IN" ~" WV ,
New York ..... l'N Wv" W.
batteries Shaw and ''hirrl'S va
rr. 'rhurtnahlcn and Hannah.
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uop WITH TWO DOUBLES.

Ilnslun. Sopt Y ThlT"H'TI,m'H W"
from IInrtnn 10 I" today no WI"
,,ucCo-rIxe doubI~r hy Perkins and On
1870, I,,.t,n us,d several recruits.
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To dAy'H Danes.

To-dAy'H DANES.
N Louis NJ IIltsbuTEh 90
%,w york at IIT""klyh
thi,nE at Cincinnati
unnton at Philadelphia
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How 'nn Ynu expect '" huF ''E"'
Ia, ,rnIn with yoErHlnhl"r ~ hIRh M
h,v nI,y NnrhvIlIr T"nnrrrcnn
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AMnnIoAH AasoCIATToE.

Milwaukee C"lumhu" gam" ""'r"n"" E
min Two gnm"z 4" marrow
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dred all previous records fnr salss o.
,IclsI. Ia on, If town contests or any
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Weaver w. Johnston

Cnnpnrnd WIN Buck weaver. OF
.o,,rs,, Iohn.tnn does not shine weaver
Is hitting great guns. and Ia on" OF tho
really great third hasemon "f the C"uh-
try In defensive as well a. "nrhalSo
,.nrk You VIII observe that weaver
a. mn, rated ouII- as high In my dope
Gsnr,, assrnnr nro"SIy9 P''ch'r' "S MIA