davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17

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pniruhnusirrh i sieihs iaho fran
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ltaneii nyni lsou mtceni hlejaii
llhehnliv mmisinami
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mwniy v riyib6 anebo Vi. ktoH pfi
ell j DO ciziny yelkf majeick
8 %diamuuiech u drnhoknmech.
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epsiu do nk0u klcuotnikh
Farm hrpbite Payla %lenaiaya
H jeho moiky jaou nknzcm ener
vie tech memo i~fasinfch. ktefi
bgb nueeni chopiti ~ price, ably
udrzeii 50 mad yodou Mili IT,
nom folik pen6y 30 bylo ifeba 4
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.tili tolik enereie. ~ W jim DO.
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gtyi ~ p%royozovalo modcrnim
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novacky
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p%racogali pro ne JIM A.
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y FetTnc dn Chateau he Ia Vala.
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kolik lid, ktcH pomahaji jim pH
osoffoyaDi dobyika q yyrobt mi
sla q s}ra. mi ycimi dobrt a pff.
jomnf zamtsin6D, jczto jcjich IN.
mfsinayatclf jednaif \ mini jake
4 s%poIeepiky vsicbni jedi spo.
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II Dcisou boIseyiky
stejDt jako oni, take JIM rusti
We F'raneii json pysDgmi
10 syoje move zamtstnADi prin
Wc.icerskh Da dofaz. co
soudi o ndGlostech v Rusku u Poi.
sku, odpoytdtIa "Ide. pane. ne
zname MdDT politiky. Obhlavh
me ~ uas mhradu"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17

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Y tom NJ vfaoela miaitu,a ~
ne ~ setou dseie ptifanla a iaI
foupia / ploint hfnes ma plA
teeh isu len irhtelS Nemluyi
IL, ale : hatleho lfiiho hmli Nj
tel wick
svep ST. lrmhu usmtliii ~
pnyldhm en bya tiAala mhIs
sesliiut tetii''
ud hanen ~ mf,tele All Ii
mflseh dtli b5eh tan nednla
IA hemhm dtti pro ssttsks icdlI
q, wine pro y0aiu.
sruil'
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nesmtie ~ odyaloyaln voionicha,
vilyf ID 10 poeiis6 myslim a.
byrh VAN iu ulehfiln - 1tti bn.
don inho $ bpylnce, 'efsisd
mliku y mnslu
~ ispm Zelda khhlo %
|yfiskayd od kampn. M ie dojcd
nanol Chceie.li u wit tullc bra.
ira seyce. 80 - pfimlmuyaln, ber
~. ien beric. ~ u vas ciyi, ale
IA jsem \ mfkfanakt rodiny, pro
me- ms kaida ponickn : mfsit 4.
ctu, il ~ nerhei znhodii,
tomuhle vojenicaku ie 10 iedno,
ono mu bylo taky icdno, ko'
no w isie n brala, on by kld.
bosil iieba u umrl ~ nebo ODE
seugm. Fn Vi ho tam yemie,
ale il drzim M eest, il ne.
chci. ably se mne panieky yysmi'
yaly 49,"
aS Plnembohem -" nakyap
~ lou6ila y~ojcuick6. pobladila
bratra po zadceh, - Panembo
hcmi' drkotalo il mezi zuby v
zimniei a houcm popadla koS y
yysla ~ dyeH
Mistroya drcla n6k0likrat ze.
lez6Akem o yclkg cmajlak, odpli.
via VI q roynou na seyce. Posta.
villa ~ pred maDzela q bDed thur.
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budes pofad tabat do staycnll To
~ nj, mhsfangkon dcerku, cbces
DadOsmrfi zostudit Jczlki Kriste
pane, trnim korunoyahg, il se 10.
no nikdy n~ezbayim, jd nebndu
moei blayn ven ygsirfit, - pofad.
D@ HDyfk X nam pies prah ne.
pachnel Y ccltm mesft feknou
X Hlayinkhm chodi yojcnicka ra
s0yka, snad oni u IIIayinkh
! seipIinn JEDI, IIlayjnkoyi ma
j rasogskf pfatelstyo, jistt on,
IIlaginka, bic boiy Ne psi khze'
A ted man jestf syt poetiT df
II dat do RASH. jesth Vie 50 po nj.
stt rozkfiknc, n ID man nue.
spfateIentbo = yojeDickgm rasy
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nogauf oDa by cbffls tam do ra
}oyny jcstf moje neyinnE dfij,
bojc bolatka DcposkyrnfDa r."
Misfr dlonho posIonchal kla.
dfykem neklepl NeJak mu byIa
ycsfa ifsGa. protozc " obfyal, jak
By mu Btkdo ufaboyal koIcm pr
son proyaz Pofade slyseJ scstfin
sIzifkami pokropeDf HAS, q ably
faky nkc0 fekI ten y dtfstN zna
ny sestfjD blas pfekfiGcl, breben.
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sesfry ii dobfe ukIidiJa, = 10
mAslo, yidfI jsem ~ raDo Y
sfDi CakIoytho kocoura. Y 81.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17

itha HatH ~" "'ts't """tf
rs aphnila NAN tam sAelicns
ma pf,Aiu \. pfea Vii u ~ a.
pf,mns NaAiehul
Misif pieslal rnhnt p%rn,aehni
dtel u Mtiinhy M itdfi = h.
lila H. mn drplo same lin
chm mhm
~ lAmsu hueelo alipinseI
yhak ia pro dtti taks Dseo aeie
uu
Mitif 0de pliil no sho
rifka a uatsgil u opei bfollr bfs
mal rofpaaitt ia, Tonha u
ueYim IL il ana ihmhle
mann 10 yyiedn6
voiemchh seairn mela stale ip
sie oblifci pins dobroiy u iak -
ehlala obrhtit X svakfoyt, fozltli
lela W iroehn 20 obuJidke syfi
nidee.
Nfztf sifop Jakoby se iladil pa
10 bidn "a 80 omselost . prasno
Ami kyftinky na oknech nebylo,
nni obfazkn fn Amutnfch sitnGch
kdc yclkt emouhy tdhly ~ jake
atopy pfipinayf bidy Cola sekni
&c byla jako lephayd jako plisni
potazend, lDk0by - odiuJ yypra
vilo pfays nfkolik pobfbh
Cd kamen ozyalo - podfafdf
NJ Me W ~ ~. syagroy6 ne.
rozhlizeite, my pembferne miii
nadhci1i, u mas ~ %yychoyayaii do
Vi. q oba musimc dfiti, abysmc
byli poetiy6 ziyi MAJ ie p0fad
ngm femcslnikcm, ma ysnde va
most y mluyf = kazd@m phnem -
VojenicM se lekfa. AZ se sko
70 M~kokiala. kdyE ulikroyula 3
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roznmim. il inky nfkdy mr..
man c0su ami postel g%sflai, mhme
10 hospoddfieko."
- hdo pax X YAM pofadDg
pfHoi" zavreela ~keycoya. ITO
ien sirtf hloyu do dyeff."
sycc pobekayal bm chm, mhm
Opt klepal do k6ze o mel celo
jake ylnitg plecb
"PHidou lido dost ~" boj5c
~ pfifekla Daystdya, "tubDe Vi
nfkdo hteo yyphj1i, nebo ebce
koupit eele yojeniec ~ u ms
yystNdajf A kdybysic, kyagro.
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dfti yczmu ulehci 50 vim u ~
ii II budon liboyai
Mr. ozvaIo se osife y roz
hrdnt ID kamep Me- IL Dedo-
yolim. ~ json fakani doma.
my u je W iaky nakrmime
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pfcl zdtseDf oti M zenu . zajiklr
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fad ~ 10 BaraM. mole st8ra
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y domku q jejf thta byI radnlm.
oba j. moe D~cdhfkIiya, - il
bycb rad M X Will fakanhm, ale
i mou sfsrou ME DcD). - oDa 20.
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MA deerks n m tak0ve pfhfeIstgo
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bias mn pfeskakovsI, jak0 by mn
yEefo tOho byjo 0arampk Ito,
sesfra skIDDiIa hIsvn Wjmodfk
sophia ruDe a v bDase mIIa sIzt.
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VI, rada byeb ii u1ebejIa.
yzdyf jsme pfeee jedDa krey,
y aydkt ~ m mn syagroya menu,
n eeIe Vojeoiee h usm ebodl
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= muzem poJedDa. NM mn ~
yesBjp1eb knpuJe start barampa.
n y kD1zky A vzdyf my mime
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10 bJayDl 10 NM JeD fak ~
godn, N ~ Jeztk dsM, Y D00i
y mr. byIa pro mado bsjkjpka fof.
fova, - 4 m6j j. my W spDIkU
~ seb6ze ebodl jskNjy mu III,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17

N%tfpnnhu ~ iHm Fuuinltm pn
hStVm nnt1nml sfplil NJ ftm
nsiakou iuspli 4 sAatulku ESQ
by, take bteile mu spadlt no
~ na usmolrnvu fhattri
kdya uahlaa leus Il knmen 30.
vidal sdfeen ~ hlosem jle b
nam yoieniekh Tniku ytpadla
misirow y mh, plechoyd pokli
elyl d Mhlah0liln na podlale inl
tinplY fuHuAoyt hubby
pyefe se oleyfoly q dp ekniee
ttrociln silnd, rolhymuia tenahd
y pakne kytll y mraAOgd fefye
az ~kueabu1ee, u hedydbnsm kvtto
ynnSm k6fkem na Have q . yel
kfm koiem na rnee Mfla pax
NJ sifeyice d pod trocbm kraisi
sukni pfi chhli yykoukdyaly bila
phdocby + miatroyt kterd o
hromenS st6ln u kamen W. splihit
sukni " zmucbloufm idtkem M
Have a 4 umolousanou %zasttfou,
byla moe pakna obleaeud
Hned ~pffgetiyym iJasem %
zdrayoyalu l)cjz Pdnbth dobrt
odpoledne ~ nelekeite se mDc.
s~yagroyd. akoeila jsem vi do
mdsta ma nakup y TAX jsem We
ehtfla tuble pa bratra Vasieka
podiyat -"
Cd kameu elsi Mbrutel0. mistf
irhl blagop X yojcniekf s%estfc,
take ntcp mbr1eel q hued zasc
kIadiykcm nafIoukal podEey.
"Tadyblc " to. Bgagroyd. yyne
dejie . kgse. II tam par yajee.
kousek masla q bnnfifka smeta
ny - nabizela ~yojenicka . sta
vida kos M layici u kamen,
"Nem1tc Il dflai skodu
rozpIizIgm N, okati %yynuceDym hIa
sem buh1ala mistrGya, ale ~ bra.
kos y rychIc : MIN Via ~ dycn.
V~ojeniek6 sestm Hakrofila Il
mjstr0yi y d%Cbrheky. jako asi
doma bratroyi dhlayala. p0pl6ea,
Ia bo 20 rammH uisir scb0u
sknbI. pofrbl tyson l1ayon kc dye
lin . OBJ ostff III ulpfly i1zc
mrlutt ma sesffe
DomINataia mu "pfecc mech
ehyiIku FemeSla rdda bych = r..
bon promIuvila "
Nisfr yrtfl NJ na %vcrpanku. ee.
10 pine yrasok u ri mfl Y bu
st}eb bryacb jan N mffzkogin.
Fypadl na sestrns "SeyidD ~
pikdo X nGm jfg"
sestfe cukia brada, milky II
soGi. ale pofad jestt 4 6smeyem po
yidaIa "A1 Deyidfl. v slui jsem
pikobo hep0fkaIa Ale ehf1Ia jseiD
ii, Vazlfiu. Dkc0 nadhodit. III
vim, N II 8 femeslem npni katp,
ii vim, n bys pofFeboyaI uIcbfjt,
0am - dali dosti obstojDt =
"ro, 70, corr rychjc drmo
~ mistr 4 V 1dech Jako by mn
neustale drobpa kfee hraia,
mo, mysIeIa jsem ~- ~ letos
man dye krayy po teIatech. ID
paosktbo jsme Iouku prnoajaIi,
prknk jsme skiidlIi, NH taky pr,
yydtlaI -"
segcem 10 Opt trbIo q prsfy
mn 20 koIeDecb Probationary, Jak
m yarhapaoh
"MyJeIa jsem. z bysfe 'mohlj
Dat ~ dvh nejmIadN dl6 X MIN,
m BY Ne ii nlebfjIo -"
Ode dyeH, jimM = prazdn(m
koEem veb5zeIa misfroys, ozyaIo
" bptyiyt "Co pax w Al 10 my.
Nlfef Auj N celon Prahu byeb no.
daIa dhff ~ fsk0vNho afayeD1 ''
vojenieka - IekIa. zaberyena,
Ia ~, opff j Y oNfeb mz,kIo, ale
pFemohla ~, poyldaIa pFafeIsky,
"Ono NY ~ fnhIe bratrOvj ulevi
10 mite jieb Sest. my ME j.
dia j. II nas, zapIaf PaDb6h dDef
~ eerstvsm poykfN by jim
fgaTe Mevveoajy
Njsfr Jako ny M r0l sedft,
NaiedDou sDbon frbL sfrkiJ ryk0
~ kapy y kaIbof q yyfabJ min.
NJ dgObDS vykEN M ufedo1ka
M. bkz IN bor1 kopee X Run
djlkDU h kgp m Esfak nDkh
~ bDpem bkzfv
Kiak vyyatU oNj 4 pNponDhI 4
"UDkh mamT dDsf "
Mjsfnoya yaka kyednfm pohy,
hem OamfflIa ~ ktykoyp ~ bola
1SfTbauon bJayn Y mlsfr1vfeb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20

feller, Jr. has taken IA leading part.
DIR. Isaac, in his address, contended
that under no other program can the
25, 200, 600 persons in the country who are
adhercnts of the churches, though not
included in them, be interested in the
increasing need for Christianity as civil
izer in all parts of the world. A week s
campaign TO secure funds for the launch
ing of the movement will begin in oil
parts of the United States next Sunday
DR. Hollingshead showed what the
movement proposes to do in eliminating
overlapping, duplication and neglect
which has characterized the unco-or-
dinated activities of the separate denom-
nations. He described the projected work
for the nations immigrants, city missions,
Indians Negroes, industrial laborers,
hospitals. schools and plans for minis
terial relief, medical missions and exo-
nomic measures for the relief of many
sections of this country and of foreign
lands.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20

needs OF the proyram are set at S33h, III :
572. DIR. William b. Hollingshead, chief
of the statistical department of the Inter
church, presented in detail the program
of thu cooperating churches for this and
foreign countries.
Miss Rachel Lowrie, vice president of
the women's Board of Foreign Missions
Of the Presbyterian church, spoke on the
part of women in the movement. and
William G. Montignani, state director
of the financial campaign, made an appeal
for the aid of every pastor and church
worker IN the huge canvass of the nation
which begins on Sunday.
The meeting was ono of series being
conducted by New York representatives
of the movement throughout the coun-
try. During the last two weeks l4S cities
in every part of the United States have had
the plan, scope and purpose of the Inter
church World Movement outlined 10
them by one of the teams of speakers
In this gronp headed by John p. Rookie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20
DANGER IN ELECTRICITY.
II. Il. Harner Of Philadelphia Addresses
Foremen Of Delaware Safety Council.

While addressing n meeting Of the fore
mems safety course Of tie Delaware
Council for Safety, II g. farmer, safety
engineer Of the Philadelphia Electric Co,
warned men employed in industrial
plants 20 avoid possible electric shocks.
He said that the effects which often result
in death or permanent disability, were
analyzed by experts aud the methods Of
combating the effects illustrated. Follow
ing the meetin an open forum was held
during which many practical views were
explained and difficult questions were an
swered by TIE speaker.
An announcement was made by the
chairman Of the program committee, $.
II. kershaw, that banquet will he held
by the snfety school, probably IN the
dining room Of the New Castle Leather
Co, on May 30. About SIS members Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20

Director Montignani, who will have
charge OF the financial campaign in this
State, asked Wilmington's volunteers To
report either 10 their own denominations
or to him personally at the Intcrchurch
headquarters at the Y Nj. G. A. in this
city. The number Of volunteers through
out the country will reach 100000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20
Noah,s Ark Ladies' Niahf.

Noah's Ark No. / viii hold a ladies
night" at the New Century Club this
evening. The program will begin with
vaudeville acts by the members, 10 he
followed by dancing. Several hundred
odd Fellows will be initiated into the
Ark al the New Century Club ON May III.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20
INTERCHURCH WORLD
MOVEMENT OUTLINED
DR.. Alfred z. Isaac Explains the
Purpose of Combined Efforts
of Denominations.

Efficiency in church work was the theme
of speakers of the Interchurch World
movement who took over the evening
service of the session of New Castle Pres
bvtery at Hanover Presbyterian Church
last evening DIR. Alfred L. Isaac, ch,ei
of the church organization division OF the
Interchurch's field department, explained
the proposed clearinghouse through
which 80 cooperating denominations
will transact their affairs. The financial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20
SATIN STRIPED
VOIIES

Tn White only. IN SIX
different stripe tombi-
nations. Very good for
making waists. Value
00c, for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20
NEW TIME ACROSS RIVER
Penis Grove viii BeSjn 10 Obs<rvc Das
lifht Saving Nett Monday.

Penn's Grove. n. J., viii W under =
daylight saving Law next Monday. The
Sunday night.
The new plan, II n undertood, viii
afec, all Of The industries there snd ~
Carney's Point.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20
Will Entertain New Members.

Men who have recently become mem
bers OF st. Pnul's NJ. T.. Church will be
guests OF honor at supper on Wedn esdoy
evening given by several of the church
organizations, the ladies Of the Aid Society
serving the repast at 6 o'clock in the church
Tpctpry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20
Mnccabees 10 Play Cards.

The Woman's Benefit Association Of the
Maccabees will hold card party toroor-
row evening Mt the home Of Mrs. White,
2l3 West Fourteenth street. The Maca-
bees will also gisc csrd party st their
meeting room, A. O. u. w Hall, Ninth
and Washington, on April 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20

the class who have successfully passed
oil tests will be awarded diplomas at tho
affair Az present the membership Of the
class numbers about 1870 and rapid prog
rcss is being made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20
Renorts ElI5 for Near East.

Miss julia Boulder, who captained on
OF the teams iii the Near East relief
campaign, has turned in Sl15. which she
has collected since the rnmpaipn rlosed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
BR|T|SH.ARMY AND NAVY CHAMPS !.
tn COMPETE WITH AMERICANS

honors against the British army. and
navy champions. In order to find the
best boxers q serles of tryouts viii DO
staged At several points throughout tha
country and various winners Will bs
brought here to compete In q nnal
round to decide the opponents or the
visiting Englishmen.
The bouts probably will be staged
under the international Boxing Feder-
alton rules, three rounds with Q fourth
ordered In case .. decision is not reach-
ed. A special dispensation win b
sought, however, permitting the cons
tests to 90 six rounds, and In CO this
IL granted. the most pretentioua Inter-
national boxing carnival ever staged -
this country win b arranged. IS
These bouts will be FOLLOWED by .
series in which the principals Will b.
the sectional champions Of the yariogs
industrial boxing centers. Including the
timber. mining and steel industries.
The ultimate winners will be matched
against the beat boxers In similar I'M,
dustries in England for another series
Of international bouts late in the spring.
More than a hundred belts AL tro-
piles have been provided by sRons2re
Of amateur boxing for three INDUSTRIAL
bouts and the holders will be Offered
every opportunity for special training
and boxing advancement
When trouble IL brewing, don't 60
out looking for 1t. Stick TO home brew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
ne. But Steinhicker even eX-

girls game. But Steinbicker even eX-
Cellcd Broyerman In one way. ana that 10
pass work. She passed 10 ElendennIns
and Murr.n. repeatedly and by THIS man
aer the locals were succeSStul IN ro!Iihs
up such an immcnsc score.
The work Of Murrin. Clendenntng.
Evans. He'll. Howard. Burger. Robinson
and Kettler. was nothing short or star
ring last evening and Coach Taylor can
easily depend upon her subs TO rei!eTe
Stsinbicker lead the scoring for the eve
ming. noting nineteen hcld SoaiS.
Evans also totalled seven held goals
and this midget looked like a star, even
though Handicapped by her height ~,
wnecrng Oo0 BOYS MT. PlsAAe SncS - a. ,
Ryrd ....... ., C.. woodford. tcapt>
Stcinbicker. ...G..... 'Grinetn
HiXenbough. G..........C. HuSseS
Field Goals: +. Cochran 7: Bri1SH Nan
-, Watkins I. Beuleke 3. Spring - NC
Claim 4. Cunningham !.
Fouls: Brinkman out OF 10: Ulrlch l
! out Of /; Beulekc out of 2: Galloupe s
; out OF r.: {. Hussey out OF l.
Referee: Woods. W. ii; s.
Time Keeper: kimmeil.
Scorer: Lustgarden.
wrceltnT (sol Girls MT. Pleasant (2l
Steinbicker. (Capt.) .F........ Wright
. CIendenning. .....F. .RuckHan
Robiason. ..........C. e Hussey. tCapO
Kettler .............G ........E Grafton
Field Goals: Steinoicker 10. Clenden-
ming 4. Murrins 5. Robinson ). Wylie 4
! Fouls: ste;nbicker = out OF 4: Clonden-
ming : out OF }: Murrins out or 4;
Evans out OF 2; Ruckman out OF .
Referee: Woods, W. II. :.
Timekeeper: Kimmen.
Scorer: I,uStgarden,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23

New York. Dec "A second con-
tinycnt OF English amateur po4ers AZ.
rived from London today to compete
in a series of international bouts In THIS
CITY about the middle Of next month.
In the party were Capt. +. ": Chand.
Ter. heavyweight champion of Great
Britain and the British army; hugh
Brown. light heavyweight champion OF
the British army and runner up TO the
winner in this class in the olympic
games boxing championships. and john
Watson, heavyweight champion OF the
British navy.
Tho party was in charge OF Tex
O'Rourke. official matchmaker or the
Interna tional Sporting club here. They
we're preceded several days by two rep
rcsentativee Of the London police FORCE
Jack Stanley and Harry Mallin, heavy
weight and light heavyweight cham-
p!ons Of the London Boobies
Opponents from the New York police
force and the United States army and
navy. have not yet been selected TO meet
the English amateurs, but william
SpenCler heavyweight champion OF the
police and a member Of the American
Olympic boxing team, Is certain TO DC
one representative OF the DEFENDING
team.
Secretary Daniels and Secretary Ba-
kcr have granted permission for the
International Sporting club to call upon
the best boxers in the United States
forces to defend American amateur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
VERY few CASES
OF SHOP LIFTING

Chief OF Police Fred II. Frazier stated
last evening to an Inteliigrncer reporter
that few cases OF shop lifting have been
reported in this city. as compared with
the Christmas shopping seasons in for
mer years. Only three arrests have been
made so far and everything possible IL
being done BY the police under the in
strnctions of Chief Frazier to break up
the practice.
Yesterday q woman was arrested In
one of the local stores charged with
filling her reticule with various smal!
articles. After being arraisneG she
pleaded guilty 10 the charge. The ralu-
ables were returned to the store and
the woman paid her fine and was re-
leased,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
White ELEPHANT
PLAYS MACADEMY

The White Elephant basketball team
Of McMcchen will meet the fast Macad-
cmy club OF Wheeling. Thursday. De
cember s3. at the Union High school
gymnasium Of Benw God.
This will be one of the best game
that will be played on the local floor
this year as the Macademy club is com.
posed OF some OF the best material that
Linsly and the Y. M. c. \. ever turned
out while the Elephans will not be 4
bit behind as they have several college
mon in their lineup.
The lineup Of the Elephants Is az
follows: Steen. center: Candy. forward:
Schafer. forward: Haskell guard; Hay
thorn. Enard: Hart Beihl, Younkirgs.
substitutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
FOOTBALL SEASON IS
ABOUT ENDED FOR 20

From present Indications it seems 40
though even the junior league has AL
ready closed It's gates TO the football
season of 1890. leaving the champion
ship undecided. These youngsters have
always held the local grid season 10 a
longer period every year, but the ar
rangemcnt OF games has probably
come TO q sudden halt owing TO the
bad weather conditions.
The semi-pros and amateurs have al
so hung away their toys for the year.
ard will probably never touch them I'M
Ill next sea son. unless some disputed
championship question comes up. and
u pos. season" game is called for.
Altho the semi-pros. amateurs. and
juniors did not pull through such n
successful season. the scholastic con-
tests drew great and massive thronEs
of grid fans and the attendance records
sha tered those of all preceding years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
Detemp|es-Hi Y Elves
Meet On New Years Eve
Crack Team Has Been Rounded Out
OF Club Nsm6srD-FerrtAnB VIII
Also Open l92o-al season.

The floor five representing the Hi-l
club. composed OF members OF the !.
NJ. G. A. will open its official 1890 Il
season on New Years eve. when the
crack quintet from the Detemplc \. {.
invades the "Y' floors on this day
4 crack five has been rounded out
from the club members at the local
Y. NJ. &. A. and tho Ferrians will be
in for q busy session. Everything Is
being put forth in the way OF effort
so as the H;-Y five will score victory
in its opener. as successful season
Is looked for.
On Saturday. January Sth. the Ht-l
team clashes with the WellsburE Mcr-
curys. in probably the most important
game on the local schedule. The Wells
burgers have n distineuishaole record
in the past years. and Will offer stiff
opposition to the crack passers OF the
Hi-Y five.