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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Hagen and Barnes Play
Practice Match Abroad

CROYDEN, England Juno 4-The
American professional golfers. Walter
Hagen and Jim Barnes, who will COM
pete in the English open golf Champion
ship, had their first regular practice
on the Addington course here yesterday
Two four-bal matches were played, in
which Barnes paired with Ross. the
English professional, while Hagen had
McRoome, Of the Oxford Cambridge
Golfing Society. as a partner.
Barnes and Ross won the forenoon
round, 3 up and 2 10 plav, while me
afternoon match ended al square. The
Americans made a much better show
ing during the afternoon, having
fanliliarized themselves with the course
on the earlier rounds. This was par
ticularly true Of Hagen, who turned in
a score Of IS for the afternoon r.a- /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Usual Observation Trains
For Yale-Harvard Races

NEW HAVEN, Conn, june =
Limited observation train accommodate
tions at the Yale Harvard regatta on
the Thames River June % appeared to
be likely yesterday but as the result
Of appeals it is believed that the trains
will be run up TO usual capacity IN
spite of traffic difficulties.
The New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad announced today that i
viii be impossible probably TO have
more than thirty-one cars in double
endpr frain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
College Champion to Run

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, June 4.--An-
nouncemcnt was made day that
three of the Penn State track athletes
viii compete in the trials for the
United States Olympic team. The men
are Larry Shields, Charlie Way and
Frank Emory. Shields won the mile at
the intercollegiates last week. Way
finished fourth in the |. c. A, A. A. A.
broad Jump Emory is javelin thrower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Mrs. W alter Case Wins
Golf Meet at Glen Ridge

A field OF eighty women golf players
of the metropolitan district took ad-
vantage Of the oneday tournament at
Glen Ridge yesterday to get in some
practice for the Eastern championship
tournament, which will be held at Phil
adclphia next week. Mrs Walter Cas-
of Glen Ridge, had the low net score of
the day, with 97--l5-S2, and Miss
Kate Bowman, OF Plainfeld with eli
SIS, won the low gross score and fin
lshed second to Mrs. Case for low net.
The best cards were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Polo Stars Clash To-day

HEMPSTEAD, \. Y, June per
formances Of poloists who will make
up the challenging international team
and substitutes to be sent 20 England
next year from this country Will have
thicr initial try-outs in special match
which Will be played on the interna-
tional field at Meadowbrook tomorrow
afternoon at $50 after the Belmon;
Park races, between Devereux Nil
burns team and four playing under
the colors captained by Malcolm
Stevenson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05


CITY ISLAND, N. Y, Jun. 4.-News
that the 23metre Shamrock had
crossed the Atlantic safely was re-
celved with enthusiasm by the "war
camp that Sir Thomas Upton has
established here
The arrival of the 23-metre yacht
will mean" said Colonel Neill, yacht
ing representative of the challenger,
that we at last viii be able to settle
down to the real work of putting the
Shamrock " into commission for the
race. y Yacht always seems fast when
sailing against herself That is the
reason why we have no real data on
the challenger. AS soon as the 90
metre Shamrock is changed to racing
yacht We will be able to have some
brushes that viii tell US something
worth knowing about our craft"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Put Out i'm First
Round for Westchester Title
The Summary

Championship siytcan-frst ,o,Indr
G. conley Siwanov, defeat@d G ~ pm
Gedney Farm IN go ho}osA ~ :"
Enrich. Mount vnrnon de '.e.Is' r. = l.,
Scheucr oak Ridge 2 ana !. g ~ 1S,,,,
Hudson River. defeated John {, And.'rs " NJ
Siwanov, up: r. 8 Wnr4hi,,r,n, g,
vanoy. defeated paui Adler ;i7,. '"I', -
and = II V Gaines Wvkagvl 49,. o.
g. q Comsiocll ir. SlecDy Inliny n,G
3 Walter H. Purcalf Iunlvoodft foeo. -
W s Evans. Dunwoodie 3 and ~
IIaich Gedney Farm, defont.d z,,,,,,'.,-
r. Tollnndcr Sivanny IN 90 ,is1 =
G. v Benton Hudson pfvcr S-Fo.t,' T.,
Il Sturges Scars1aIe ana . ''e'1 l.
Second rount--Coniey dnfeated rb,,oh
s and j.; Worfhineton defeot4d Rrnirn :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05

Worthington in the semi-fnals this
morning while Purcell is playing Haigh.
Paul and Anderson took their sticks
late in the afternoon and went out to
settle their little issue as to who should
carry away the medal. Paul piled his
way up and down the middle of the
course, making good on every shot he
had with such monotonous cons stency
that the finished by breaking the record
with a SO. Anderson went round in
about 10. Paul's card was as follows:
opt.......... 4 Is Adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05

the turn was 2 up, going out in 80.
Coming back he kept close to par ali
the. way and finished with IS. On
the seventh hole Risley noled a putt
of 40 feet for q 2, which was one Of
the sideinc features Of this sctto.
AS in his morning round, Dyer was
down the aisle on practically all Of
his drives and was getting fine dis
lance, in addition. HIS iron shots
We're also good for the most part and
his putting was of the best shown by
any of the contestants during the dav.
Travers was somewhat off color in his
iron play, while Risley fell down sew
cral times, both with his irons and in
putting.
The cards of Dyer and Risley:
RISE Ris'sy gu" out :.::. 80 80
H RHiGs in in ..:.:. SIS s.,
Reekie Double Victor
Reekie, who continues in the good
old conventional style Of wearing a
waistcoat in play, as they do on the
old sod, and who chips his iron shots
n the manner OF all good Scotchmen,
hammered and Clipped his way around
10 a victory over Gordon Cooke, Of
Arcola, in the morning, by score of
IS clip, which is good golf on the
Arcola course.
In the afternoon Reekie encountered
and defeated f. f. Turrell, by score
of 4 and 3. He wasn't pressed as
hard as he was in the morning contest.
In fact, he had things pretty much his
own way from the start 1t remains
to sec how Reekie will make out
against Dyer. 1t is said Rookie has a
slight edge in the many contests they
nave played on their home course.
Turrells defeat Of A. f. Hammer, Of
Baltusrol, in the morning round was
somewhat of d surprise. But Hammer
was way Off in his putting and missed
many chances because Of miscues, or
the green. Eddie Van Week ir.. of
Baltusrol, held his own with Rislev in
the morning until the fifteenth, wher
ne shipped and the Atlantic City player
rushed through and grabbed the vic
tory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
rs Metre Shamrock Here
10 Fest Challenger

The 23-metre Shamrock. trial horse
for Shamrock ", the British chal-
lenger for the Americas Cup, arrived
IN port yesterday afternoon She made
the trip from England in % days and
4 hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Latonia Entries

1Irst raco fpurs. 81 200: for threc-voar-oId
and mp claiming, six furlongs)-- Colonei
NocNinghorse. 9S, CLAUDE Brown, 102;
Luke Dillon. 102; war Idol. 1903, 'Dis-
cussion 100; Duke Of Devonshire, los
Docod, lo3; Or. Carman. 10, skies
Knob. 10; Il b. Johnson no. E"rald,
100. dodge, IL. Also eligible-' Converse,
los, a. \. Akin, ll3; Lady Luxury, lo5;
Flying Welshman 100; Equator 80.
Second race (purse $500; for two
year-old maiden niles, four and ono ha II
turlongs) -Doric. Us, Glendover. ll5;
Homail. li5' Mary Gaffney. lis; Bertha 5
ll5, Romance. ll5: Julia ~ 10 Bit O
Green. "a, Blanche Mac, 115; Cndine.
ll5. p, li5, Ny Rose, rs Also eligible
-p0rylgte, lis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Wesleyan Wins at Tennis

MIDDLETOWN, Conn. June A..
Wesleyan defeated Clark Coiuge q
tennis this afternoon, 3 matches to /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05

Also Eliminates Risley
In the afternoon Dyer continued his
good work and subdued the Atlantic
City champion, Maurice Risley, by 8
and :. Dyer led from the start and at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05

~
At
'cx a.
! ~ hst' gr>l f. hmg JanH
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-11
lGAsOLINA Y ACEITES

Tencmos bombas y depositos pro-
pios para el almacenaje despacho.
Muy necesario en- las Centrales, Cara
ges, Ferretcrias, etc.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-11
La Francia Militar
Un Recuerdo az II Guerra del Ma.
riscal Foch

Dice Ell. Mariscal Foch, en- las Lee
lures pour tous.:
FL verdadero herofslno no Sc exhibe
y .es enemigo de las grandes farsas.
Frecuentemente he interrogado los
combatientes que Sc habfan distingui-
do por su maravilloso valor; siempre
me han contado sus actos de bravura
capaces de haeer asomar las lagrimas
a los ojos, con la sencillez mas emocio-
nante.
Escuchad. Era la primavera de 1916,
durante las batallas de Verdtn, entire
febrero Y JUNO. Duras jornadas para
nuestrOs sOldados: la avalanche alema-
ma sc desencadeli0 contra nosotrOs al
fin de febrero, sc combatfa bajO las
tOrmentas de nieye v EN- el lodO, y
una lucha incesante que imponfa las
unidades del frente, fatigas agotantes.
Recuerdo de una revista que pasaba
a un regimiento que Sc habfa cubierto
de gloria. v a cuyos soldados deseaba
recompensar. Me detenfa de tempo ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-11
RICO
Acusados por violaci6n la Ley
VOlstead

Ell sabado ell Fiscal de la Corte Fe-
deral, presento acusacion contra los
individuos Lalo Roldan, Jose Espada,
Pedro Arce, Francisco Delgado, Eu-
genio Acevedo,, Domingo Iglesias,
Custodio Rodriguez, Rafael Vidal,
Claro Diaz, Eladio Burgos, Quintin
Soto, Jose Cartagena, Pompelio Mo
rales Lugo, Victoriano Ruiz Herman
dez, Ramon Vazquez, Angel M. Justi-
niano, Vicente Rivera, Ramon Silva,
Camilo Ponce Lopez, Gumersinda Lii
bardi, Pedro Villasanto, Francisco Co.
mez Delgado, Jose Pizarro, Salvador
Sanchez, Juan Igaravidez, Francisco
Pantale6n, Juan Cruz, Esteban Piza-
rro, Luis Abella Guerra y Francisco
Rosas, por violacion a la ley de la
Prohibition Federal.
Todos estos acusados han sido cita-
dos para comparecer ell dia primero de
JUNO, para series leida la acusacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-11
BICICLETA. GRATIS

No es fila, es realidad. Preguntele
al nino Federico Torres Jr., San
Francisco 20, San Juan, quien Sc ga
no una hace pocos dias. Els de la
marca P. & S. la mas acreditada en-
el pals, que vende la casa Pietranto-
nj & SOLO, de San Juan $45 (para
I'd. es GRATIS). ST la quiere escri-
ba hoy mismo en- esta forma:-The
Mail Order Co., San German, Seiio-
res-Yo quiero ganarme la Bicicleta
GRATIS que I'd: ofrecen en- su auun-
clio (indique ell nomBre de este perio-
dico). Sin compromise ninguno para
mi, deseo que me expliquen 10 que de-
90 hacer para ganarmela. (Escriba
con letra clara su nombre, apellido y
direccion). Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-11

tempe ante los valientes que me habfan
sido sefialados especialmente por mis-
ofieiales. Die uno de ellos.
Cuentame, ;que es 10 que ha pasa-
do?
4 Y he aquf 10 que me respondi6:
Mi general, esperahamos el momen-
to del ataque. Estabamos de pie en- la
trinchera, mi hermano 70. Os dire
que eramos de la mislna compaiifa.
Eharlabamos. De repente, he alif mi
hermano que cae. Una bala que rebot6
10 habfa matado Ell ell acto.
-; Que hicistes til entonces?
Mi general, habfa llegado Ia hora
de atacar. Me enderece, abrace a mi
hermano, tome mis- cartuchos. Y
fuf vengarlO.
FL me contaba este sencillamente.
Era muy emocionante. lie concedf In
medalla militar.
;C0mo sc llamaba? No puedo acor-
darme de su nombre. pero 81 Sc recono-
cera aQuf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-11
LUIS BARON DAVILA p.

LUIS BARON DAVILA P.
con su dOmicilio Y residencia en-
"a ciudad de SantO Domingo, Or
D. }, Gesea que sc lie ihfOrme cual
as ell paraderO de su padre Jacin.
20 Sahas Davila, sHien parti0 de
esta. para Ponce puerto RicOl
hace como 20 amos.
ReprOddZease en- tndOs los
oeri6dicOs de la isla. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-11
Sc DECLARE CULPABLE

, Aver por la manana comparecio
ante el tribunal municipal, Rafael Gu
tierrez, a responder de la acusacion
que lie hizo ell Fiscal Diaz Collazo,
por acometimiento Y aggression en- La
persona del DIR. Goenaga.
Ell senior Gutierrez al leersele la
acusacion, Sc declare culpable del de-
Tito que Sc lie imputaba, Y la Corte lie
impuso cincuenta dolares de multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-11
NuEvo JUICIe CoNCEDIDo

La Corte Federal ha concedido un
nuevo juicio en- el case de Mabel Sal
DIM contra Sanchez Morales y Co.
Este es ell case en- ell cual Sc lie re-
clamaba a la casa de Sanchez Morales
v Co., la suma de cincuenta mil dola-
res por danos perjuicios.
Ell case fue fallado por ell jurado a
favor de la casa demandada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-11
NOTICIAS VARIAS
Ell. NUEvo sUBREGENTE

EI. NUEVO .SUBREGENTE
Don Salvador Wives, Presidente del
Credito Y AhorrO Ponceho, nos partici-
pa que, por renuncia eXpontanea, ha de-
jado de ser subregente SecretariO de di-
cha institution bancaria, el senior ID.
Mario S. Belaval. Don Diego Capo ha
sido nombrado subregente auditor u.
Miguel Campos, contador.
TARJETAS DE IDENTIFICATION
Ell "Permit Agent" de San Juan, ha
expedido Tarjetas de identification
las siguientes personas: Robert 5.
Prescott, de Salinas; Caledonia Del
gado, de Mayaeiiez; Ignacio de Je-
sus y esposa, de San Juan.
--
Ell NUEVo CENSO DE PUERTO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-11
A Y | S @

Por Ia prcyente Sc nOtifica tOdos
Y cada un0 de los miembrOs de la
Corporation Porto Rico Auto Supplies
Co. Inc. que con fecha q de MARIO
rr0ximo Ia Junta de Directories acOr-
do unanimemente su DisOlucion, pOr
ereerl0 cOnveniente a sus intereses.
San Juan, PR. Abril 10. 1920.
]. nj. MOLINA,
Advt. SecretariO.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-07

=, -
from the manaseIne't "n''u ..,,,, "'''
already co">I4t'ins ''e I'1r''.... ,,,..,.
ot the hours OF iaOo' ~ ~ '"e l,,'.,,,' ..,'
they also a>H'4 'or To-'''". "l,N Nl,.N
INSTEAD ct the Pt''a'''"s ''.-'
wees aHd toi an INCREASE 81 N'N ,
ny - per tc"t' w Inc >a'.e u'-, ,
j the board "t 0ptE"NNts rex e''"A,
# the new spirit oi co-NpcF""r''
ana partnership not TO stop mercy
with demand tor hetteF wages anu anu
shorter hours tor tAe WORKERS, o"'
tney offered 10 do thelr part III Keep
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-07
Discuss Housing Problem.

uin"N 'eduef vas or great value.
ne hGaTd, Al tIe hegihnlng' was
gwen three groups or poWere:
'I' l." solve the problem OF
housing. nc company houses were
put OF repair and there WAS con
slant complaint. he company
agreed to give the board OF opera
u'ro entIrt charge OF these houses
and TO supply the money tor all re
pairs they should recommend.
~ o take up the matter OF
education and recreation III the
! community aud especially the mat
ter OF club house to take the place
Of the saloon, when they should be
closed.
tND ] he board wds also empoW
rf'd TO suggest methods of I'M
,,ttLo, '~,,' ~ '', '''"'"E'''IT III
,,''.- ''., '',', II, ~ "'s No"u,tloIIS'
M.7' ,, "u' lut me ou' IL was
"''.'-',I' I''"'' ~ e''o'Ne us recon-
Ut ,''9
lhe Village Transformed.
\ survey of housing conditions
was immediately begun. and the
practical knowledge OF the opera
tive, on the board wa at once ap-
parent and also stheir desire to
t5alntam a bu,iness-like attitude
! toward the problem. That IS, they
held that the houses ought to re
turn lair interest on the capital
invested. At once great trans
iormdt'on began 70 take place III the
village; r'core'rurt'"n OF old houses
new pLnt new couvenlcnces, and
even 'ho removal OF several anti
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-07
Held One Job SO Years:
How Shop Committee Plan
ReVOlu ti0niZed Bleacherv

Inside Story Of the Little Town Of Wappingers Falls
When UnionSm Finally Got Hold on Operatives
OF Ancient -WOrkmen Become Partners
One Spoiled Order Cost Each Man $500
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-07
How About Losses?

SIX months
u .L
no" ABOUT Losses:
No sooner, however, IS any proht-
sharing plan discussed than the
problem arises as to what will hap
pen when losses come. he COM
pany has met this problem by cs~
tabhShmg two sinking funds to be
built up out OF profits until each
reaches $2oo, ,OOO-one to pay half
wages to workers if the mill Is
forced to close down, the other TO
MAINTAIN regular interest on capital!
,l.d ,r,,l, ' ~, 's'Oll,'lS>' !,,', N'u-
for A real share IN anv ,rrrc.,,ed
effort. have awakened 4 vholIy re,y
spirit in the mill The,e g :, ,r2
son now for "gettinc hu,," for
nu,hirq rn n,odTrtion Inste,d %
onnn,ino thr ,ntroductio, ~ en
cier,y schemes ~ the ni,r.
vorLrnen so often do-t,,s, rotco-,a
them Fer more r,od,,c+;or ,,ore
rlf,risut work n,e,ne ,,,or. ,r,t,.,
and half of ali nrof.s ro 10 .La,,
uan+ to o;[e ,n, ex,r,,Io -
this. ast winter tLo Neu. I.nrl
nft,,e "ra,ns harL" =, tba ho,r4 -
oner4t,yee ~ N. n;u hec,rec -
t4n,aye ~ one 1,,ce .h;nr,su. ~,
cloth throroh "nin@cr,. /, boL
cost the romnarv so nO0 l., ,o,.
1uer times th;. los, n,o,Id have hor,
Swallowed" and not much said,
carh,Cc cc,rc a,t,lo,-aa 4" Il
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-07

Ads Produce Results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
VICTIMS IDENTIFIED

NNSUlNGTNN. NNrlI -IH---N dTSplI'N
ia me navy department today from tEc
Nt!.,I.iic iI,,"t Eaid the ciIht sailors If
;n,. destroyer IrriI,. dr"wncd III Man
.t,!ilo "ay. abba, Aprh. u, after an ac-
...urYt to their laurcH. We're: Ftr"m"n
Iames. II. Maloy. Fort Edward. y y.
Lewis p Wales, Monroe, LnSsij"hn
T.emh"r. New Eritain. Conn. and Cor""n
camille niranra7o. Italy: Scamyn: Jos
ooh THRONE. S6b Wilson avenue. Brook
I'm. and John N'dr"dE", Evansville,
Ind: l3aginrman Charles y hlonk. 20 IS
:. Pc'--y street. Philadelphia, and Mach
iuis,S Mate Arthur =. Larson. Chad
RON Ncb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
! OHIO NEWS


COLUMBUS. Ohto, April 15--OTi"ial
..,.ru WAS 'al,ru by the ohio state
\l,nmolrIc association to carry to the
lruI,rd states supreme court the case
,rsriug tho validity Of the new state
au;umuhil@ !i"rnsc iaw. An Application
Tor = r,hrurIn& in the state supreme
court WIs lIcd 10y attorneys for IN" as
sr,.fa;fof TO-DAY All stale courts Upheld
,hc Validity Of the uew law.
la ra~r Tho stat" supreme court over
ru'"~ the for new TIL" W. "" i,n.
lnodia'r'y appealed 70 the federal Su-
prem, court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items or RI" In:ciiI-
Ean,"r At iLe"ry'S y vs. stand.
SclhE & Reds Drug Store or tn"
li-idccpurt NHrdwa:. Company or
AL Martins Ferry 80 ).
Nlber: W. one. Local Corresponds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16

,...urG.n- 20 - Ernest %tn ,..':.'m,
.l... ur-t symptoms .: en"w blindness
..r,ff,r,.r LrrInS e. SEQ double. tho .yc
bn!sinx Ia w.iGr and Then closanS Un.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16

= CDII'NRIS April i5-Convlcl5 cloth
: Ing Id the value Of S2"nG Uas dcStroH'h
lNy n~" ia tn" drying room OF M
| laundry a. H." ohio pcnit"ntl2ry "a,
imrul. Tn, JOSS on IL" hu!,diuS was
, 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
DYNAMITE OUTRAGE FAILS

l'IINEII-TON. v Va. NNrI 10 " -
r,r.s to destroy The home Of T. II. i.n.n;
,,',,nc.- ri ,.. lniu@. .: In, W.R's
EranrI, coat "ulHponr of wants Branch.
i'ay.rfr rou:.t.. failed this morning
when a heavy rhnrg" Of dynam't" placed
IN from, of tnr house exploded. NO one
Was injured and no damag" vas d"nc
except the shat:cr.nS Of windows N the
LANG home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
Crowds Coming Good.

Thu, members Of the Booster commit
,c,, ur The It'd Men. express M WS"iN''
as bong very wei pleased with "a
crcwds wn,rU are attending lh, ""znHr
and Festival. which y h"'nE gwen III
tho Frat hall uu Nurth thtU street. 'doh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
OrCaniza az 81. C!atrsvlIIe.

Mrs. Y. y. DaNI"". Slalc UrG.''- -" ~
,nr Service star Legion. Of la!H r''N'
and 4 numh'' II "i""T ."''I 'n' nl"'I7 :
Of Tho orgauiZa, .un. are l}ana.rb 1" ="
- :, Cla;rsyillc this evening. - wh'.'
time tive organization of a l"s, NH L..
effected IA that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
Coal Miner injured ,

Andy iinb", 81 l"ITs cd. " ''.''" 81"
rauv. VAS brought 80 IN" i"rI' n'>nI'a.
Yesterday ur,rruo"u SUFFERING VIE .
u~nA, N IT,; >usia:n"d "a 80, accident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
Menthar Still Cool.

Tho condition OF the weather t"E 'a'C
,.,uc Of tn, year has a !arg" number OF
tho people entirely d.scouraG, L., II be-
gins to looh as # there would hc on
really nice wrathcr in this Vicinity be
r.,.C rhr rDid1ir Of summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
Dever Funeral
ill Funeral Reld

Thc tuu, raj .crNiccS Tor N.Y.. NIt"
RsbcCCa, Gil. wei! known resilient Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
Another Record Rouse.

Another ,aoaC.tv arIC:'.Uc" e. .tr'!
IRE performances - tho "l,Ik Revue
last riSHt n the FIX Grand <h"atrS. It
was the second 0crforna n"r ~ ihn m n
-,rel and prolsd = decided success
Local Teams Open.
ia schaij teams a. this Ci;y will for
uualiy Open their seasons the comm
Sunday, weather permitting. The Flor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
Population Growth.

Nc,UriN Snow lN"i n" ET"Vin "T
Hellai~.. although not RAPID a:.~ la.r.
substantial BACK N lSHU iur r0pUjH-
ton OF RcIa.ry was only l.@i,. FROM
1890. 10 l9"r 'h.rr "a+ Il s'iEn G'"r'7S'..
hut thi> Was IT," vUll gcrs"t n 20. has
tory Of tho ,.'. Wh.,h REGISTERED u de-
CREASE. III" ,i.,',uuni CENSUS san" 80"
,,as .s fpl.uvs. 'sbu-l 81: l>i"-i "., E
i.,>r.>.u-'. INnu 80. i;"o '."i".
The Rice belt journal., 1920-05-22
Also Known as "stirabout.n

Bitter complaints come from beyond
the Tweed at the price of oatmeal. 1t
Is curious to reflect that porridge, al
ways chiefly, and for centuries solely,
a Scottish dish, has not Scottish
name. Porridge is really an English
word misapplied. 1t is derived from
the Latin porrum, a leek, and when
Sir Hugh Evans alludes somewhat con-
temptuousIy to a mess Of porrldge he
means a cheap sort of stew or soup
which in Shakespeare's day was fla
vored with that vegetable. 1t was
somewhat later that 1t came to sig
nifty the "chief o. Scotia's food."--Lon'
don Chronicle.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-05-22
It's hard to keep a good
man down.
(To BE CoNTINUED.)

1t came in quite pat, and afforded de-
light. Alas! Alice Is passing out of
the public knowledge, and the Walrus
and the Carpenter are known no more.
Does the Bible remain? Well, hardly.
The man on the street has heard, per-
haps, of Noah and the food, and of
Samson and the pillars Of the temple.
But the writer who now employs
Biblical illustration runs the risk, gen.
orally speaking, Of missing his mark
altogether in the popular comprehen-
sion. Baseball remains. Carry your
readers around the bases with you and
you are all right. Embellish your dis.
course with comparative references to
the leading baseball hero and you may
score a home run. There Is always
something in the mind or knowledge
of the man on the street. The art Of
illustration need not be lost entirely II
you keep inside his skin.