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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
SECRET TRAINING
FOR WESLEYAN MEN
Coaches Yelton and Krushank Bar me
Oates Of Buckhannon GroundI

Spac!al Dispatch to The Intolligencer.
Puckhannon. ". Va, Sept . Secret
practice VAS inauxurAted today on Ves-
leyan college field Coaches F"lton and
Xrushank are determined tina, there
shall r. no leaks and today tho f'rst
plays uerA given ont IN preparation for
The opening game with Vest Virginia
university September - Thomas
likely looking chap. from Tyrone. "a.
i"ir~d N. squad a. the morning proc
tice. Members of the squad arc STAY
Ing close - the gymnasium "Hc"n,
whom On 'hc Neld Every man 'S deter
mined - make The team and no 'r0 IN
ms being given - 40 INTENSITY" 'hrf
ra.t Il NOR. nriovahie 'han amusement
after \ session ~ running back pun'S
ard 'ack'lnr IN" dummy. The Cna""''
barred ~ rat.e 7rd started re-f"r'uc
series ~ PLAYS n be used aEa'nsf
vcs, Virginia Wesleyan has r~N""
made ar, BOASTS as 10 the resrI' 90 N"
FRS game hut 'he team viii be = good
nra and n ~" pink nf condition. 60
lir> ~ Ma-''r'on hirh s~h"ol IL 'o"n-
ing M as a Ind ~ md. being "ST"0i'Nv
"xpcr, IN handling the forward pass
and shaping up along ~" s'v'" ~
'IIreaSr'' \ea'e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
EXPECT RUSHMAN
TO BEAT BAUERS
McOonksys Count on Their Now StaI
fwtrler TO Hold City Champions
Safo Sunday

More interest Than vas expected &
being shown IN ~" flfth and final cav"
of The series hn'w",n tho Enucrs al
McConkeys stated r"r L"aCu" Park
Martins Ferry. nNr' SUNDAY s,ce 'N'
acquisition NJ 'SP.edo" Rushrar. ~"
Macks arc almost certain ~ victory
Rushman has h""0 going good since
iolninr he Eas' Erd"rs. bur Vr'"" -
tina, time VAS aiWavs c"rsih"rod :
crack mou-dsnlar H. has 'urU"I y
some smart victories fnr tho N'r'"' :
and P and r. T; IN ~" past s"r"r.I
years II Is SAT" be- NAT u" VII
draw tho pitching assignment
The Rauers viii present 'h".r rnEul' A.
ltrsup and MAY send either Iii>"r-
h,urh rr N"rc'k"r - II" -uhl."r R'h
these -virlorS have h""n suru. Er-.u
and since mo former has NOT wort.rr
aca!us. ~" Macks. j. t. rr"Nah'" -
MAJ ro~et,e N" all WIN both clubs
having 'drro follow ing, aN,'''r rcur'-
s.n,a,i," ''irr"I' - - h.. "NU""'"h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08

s,.cIal Td.patrh 70 The lntN'liErHrer.
Deer Park. Md. Sep:. :. -1' oarh Fat
Spears. % tn. West Virginia fo"tnaIl
squad. IS disappointed with Ms ""h'c7
"a nd date. and doe. net hesitate I" "a!
40. Tho loss 81 Vernon bernard last
years crack Freshman center who un-
d.rvent an operation FOR appendicitis
ten daysago. was severe blow. IL leI'
Spear. with Fuccy. sub-center of 'a>.
year. Jimmy" Quin.an. two hrndrei
I.nck'c ~ year ago. who transferred
m. nbjer, 81 his Aspirations from Tackle
, 10 center. Fats" ShuGhrou. IN" rotnn'
.ub-rrntcr ~ 1915 and 1915, and Fh'hP
Hi. the plucky youngster from 'harIe'-
ton high rchnol.
Ten DAYS work with these candidates
has left Spears somewhat disconso2tr'
FNIccv - good pa$Ser. hut lacks ofhrr
qualities: Oulnlan ha. never conpi"'e!
recovered from an injury ~ last year;
Shuchrou - too rotund and has neen
too long out Of the game, While H''i -
immature.
However,. Spears sees nothing - A."
but 70 mako m. best 81 tho situation.
Right now ShuChrou - injured, and inc
Other three havn heer >CranrtnE fnr the
place. Phi Hil. v!'h Gar loss expert
ence than the others, Nas boon leading
m. vay Tisv'nE on tho second eleven
with tho Varsity In possession "f INC
hall re .rrar"d 81 many varsity p'ai
.ha, Spears shifted him forthwith ara
h. has hoen holding hts ""n.
Qutnlor. ShuEh-ou and FncCy n" nH'
70, N share Th"v may Irpr"N" whom
.h.y d. GO, down ~ rNr1's' weight. Au'
tNI .hnr and I'll some improvement IL
shown. Spears 500. NJ possibility 81
cr,i,rIe-, Wits regard - -. pivot jrosI-
.Ic,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08

New York s unexpected sweep nj -"
series against the Pirates n'lt ~"
and startling complexion uI"n M fa'"
OF the National league race. The Giants
are all roUCsd up Just now and ncGr!nS
their world scries monet. Will" ~" ~
RteS are r biz pal" and drawn, With SOY
nral lines ~ care.
Both teams fac" rather r hard dri, q
down The stretch with the chances
slightly In favor Of tho Pirates. Tho
Giants are of from home now 10 he
gone almost the entire period I" ~"
end Of rho s"as"u. w'ill" The Pirates
have heavy pr"pnnd"ranC~ 90 huIu"
games. II /. an odd thing that -"
pirates have not been as strong At home
as they have abroad during the early
part Of the season. and counted them
selves better road than home club
until this last eastern trip. during which
they crashed badly. on IL" other hand
tho Giants OF 1871 are n"t"ri"uS'y 4
weak road club and strong ~ homo.
from which you may figure almost any
thing
Undoubtedly tho Giants hay" tn"
harder row 10 hoe. and their pitchers
arc not in The best % shape. TIL" only
flaw In the Pittsburgh advantage IS
that the Pirates have eight games
against tho ST. Louis Cards. anil tn"
Cards just now are playing the best 'Hl
in tho National league. The Giants
have only three more Eainst the cards.
but. on the other hand. The Giants s;lll
have a serious reckoning with Brooklyn.
team which is VIGOROUSLY aba TO
beat them. and against Boston. which.
IN spite Of itS recent slack.nirE. Is
danEcrous TO the G!aHts.
AS to Front Runners
Pittsburgh this season has been ne
NJ tho finest front runners the game
ever has known. Tho confidence and
markablc. and Their" was no sign Of
weakening when the team hit New
York Tho first two games w%ro
slauEhters, and tho Pirate pitchers
looked Ike Jokes After that tho games
were hard fought. hu, the Giants were
playing the game. hustlirg harder ard
tho Pirates appeared e. break under
tho attack.
Team for tenn tho Pirates are today
q better club than New York. viii "a
makes the series moro difficult >" NV
derrand. II is odd. 700. that the Giants
have had the great luck this season 20
hit tho Pirates every series Just "h'n
Gihson's crew has been wabhlinG hit
II may be only the fortunes ~ war
but also Il shows that the Giants have
4 lot Of rghting spirit LETT In spite ~
the rather dtsrouraging starts and flhps
during the season.
Tho Pirates have stood the strain ~
tron, running practically the entire sea
son and never before have shown 4
Sign Of A break Tho strongest pom,
In tho favor vas that, even after hve
straight defeats at tho hands 81 m"
Giants the Pirates still were "onAden'
and almost ready 70 laugh A. their
Flight They offered =" alihi. declared
tina. the Giants merely got the tumr on
them and rushed them Of their fe"'
and stated they would win.
II happens that way sometimes
often.
John Evers and HIS Case.
Johnny EverS n ball player. manager
and man who Is needed IN baseball has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
'Rattrd for Russell In sixth. "Bat
ed for Myers in ninth.

Two base hit<-.SchlnE. I.cihold. Mcu-
sol Home runs-M-uscl. Sto'"n bases
-.-PiTp Snrrihccs-MayS ~, Ruth.
Double Tlavs--r"ckinpauEh Ward and
Pipp: Ward, Perkinpaurh and Finp: Nc
Nally. Ward and iinp: Scott and NJ
limits Left on hascs-Sew York. s:
BOSTON. .. parc IN babylon Russell.
5: Mays. ! Hit.--oT Russell. IN .
Innings Myers, : IN innings. Hit by
ritchrr~~By Russell tMller': h. Mays
,Waltersl Struck out--Rv Mays. ?;
Russell. S. Wild p!tch--Mays. Losing
ritchcr--R Russell I'mpir~<-. M"riarity.
Cuncnill and Wilson. TIme--l:"'.
Second game r. n. +.
Roston u n n n q % I
Now York q u - "
I'onnock and Rucl: Harper and Sever
c'I Time --2:nS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
HARD TRAINING
IS HALTED DUE
TO INJURIES
Spears Calls HALT on Hard Vorf for
Mountainesr Grtdiron Candidates

Sper!ai Dispatch 20 TIE InteM!Senrer
Deer Park, Nd. Sept. The Est ~
!nIured on the West Virginia squad has
grown 70 such proportions that Coach
Spears was compelled TO cut down on
tho rough work and rave como OF his
regulars In fact when scrimmase
started ne had trouble In marshallinE
two backnelds, and when some ot tho
minor injuries were Aggravated tho
actual scr!mmaEe had 70 be dispenser
with for tho day. Red Mahan. me prom
Using hack from last years Freshman
team. was son. 20 a wheeling hospla!
for thorough examination TODAY 1or
his injured shoulder. II Is believed tAh'
n. can get back into the game IN TWO
weeks time. Spears took UP most OF
IN. morning.. work with in.trurf"n to'
tho lnrmen On dn'-7s!ve play. ms
work had already h.en gone INTO IN
.orne detail In tho lectures held IN 'ne
evening. but today was the hrst outdoor
instruction. Spears himself got arhNe!F
into ,he Inc and took great PAINS IN
demonstrating tho various rl-'h"7s ~
breaking through.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
Dixie Davis Holds
Sox TO Few Hits

s. r.nule Sep. 7.--Dix'e naTis was
ir good form today. holding Chicas so
t,,tr-S 20 i've hits. while his t"am-
r,aic> fell on Russell White SoN re-
rruir. rrr thirteen hits in five innings.
and St Louis took the frst OF Il two
game series by 10 10 2. Score by IN
u'nEs.
,",t.,r, 4 n n n n 4 = &
- Louis 10 II !
Ratrrrie>-Russell. Hodge. Scahlk and
Ices; David and SEVERED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
NEW RECORD IN
MARINE SHOOT

Camp Perry. Sept : 4 rev worlds
record VAS established hnrn on tho 900
3a~i range when Sergeant John ~ Nd
I,rS r'r:'c1 States Marines Rad A run
~ :. bills eyes without 4 mis-. - was
annr,:n, cd here TO-DAY This IS sail -
Sxreeed the previous record hr 80 bulls
eSeS.
The row record was made in tho
Remington CTp match 'ars Yesterday
and gives Sergeant ADKINS the first
priZe In 'Haf event
Las. ?irh, g hU'ia''n auuuunrrd that
Crowley had Won The match hiI, ,uda ' :
tabulattoa re- eal~i that was an error.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
EARL FRANCIS POST
or LEGION TO HAVE
A FOOTBALL TEAM

I. was announced 'asF evening that
rar' Francis Pos No. American Le-
zion ~ NourdSrilla vii have football
'Har his coming season. which prob
49,, veil be one "t IN. strongest az
c~a-a''or< - -he Onto Valley. Tho
TnHrds~:r~ post has snrrn very good
-'a'Ar.a' >" pick from AMI the football
oo.r.-,!.t"" - nuw busy on picking ont
thA hast PAYERS which will Re out for
r-acct~n n n. v"rv near future
THIS aggregation has large lumber
90 opH- Aa'"s Il tho present Time and
On, ...i,, .~ 80 Valley desiring a gam"
elr'.. ! 80 n couch with ". =. CARTS.
81 Fa- Frlr"t< Pos, No. and make
arraug~~nrts
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Two base hits: Burns. =: Bancroft. f.
Smith. F-tsch. Young Home runs:
KonA,-hy Williams.
stolen hssAs; BURNS. Bancroft. Sac
r'f'cas. Kelly Nchr. pouhIe plays:
Parkinson. Monroe and Konet"hy: VII
I;4ms and Ncnj!ae: Eaw!taSs. Bancroft
and Kelly. .: Ech:. Bancroft and Kelly.
Lei. on bases: New York. :: Phi!adet-
rhia. 4 Base on halls. OK Nent' |; OK
RINK. :: or Ee,ts. |. Hits: or Ring
q n innings: OF Be,,s. IN innings
Struck out Rv Nehs. ,. Losing pN'he7:
Ring Cmp!res: KEN and Mccormick
Time. I:i6.
Second game:
Sco-N ~ innings. n n f.
\ew York n.3 nSn2 n--13 - l
Fh:la1e!phia .. 900 ""o L - :
Douglas and 2 Smith. Snyder. Hnn-
hNu. SndSvick and Rr"dy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
5000 A DRINK
Son Of millionaire Packer Adn1ts +. 4
ing Q Drink Of Liquor And u Pt1ed
By MaCtstrAtS.

Waukegan. Ills. Sept. f.-1outs T.
linnaire parknr and DR.. GcorTe 7.
Neovlons. also of Chicago, today plead
cd guilty I" having taken a drink Il
alcoholic liquor in Zion Saturday. Iu'' "
Persons II the Lake county court. 't'n"i
them soon each. The informs IL y
against them was filed by states -
torney A. V. Smith. whose home Was 70
Gently bombed az reprisal again I
his fight on an alleged booze ring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
Legion Football Squad
Is Getting in Trim

The boxing committee Of Wheeling
Post Nv. |. American Legion. c"n2o:,
Of John stump. Hupp 0',n. Edwin b.
and Arnold Falck are busy =, the pre- :
mt time making arrangements and &c :
ting the Legion football squad In trim
for the opening game.
Mr.. Stump stated last evening - 7.
from the membership Of the locH p,
will ho picked the team which IN -
probability Will be one OF the best aHu
fastest in the Ohio Valley. Th"y WON'T
like to hear from some semi-r'hcS-
.,onal team. who have some open dates
on their schedule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
CRIMES ERROR
STARTED RALLY
FOR RED Lees

cNtcaSo. Sept An error by Grimes
81 Groh's grounder. started a ra'!F
which racted cincinnati three runs IN
,hs tenth inning and gave Thorn the
drst CANA OF thu series. TO :. Tho
Ar-or was followed By Roushs single
I,auher.'S soluble and BresSlerS mir.
Victor KAene recruit pitcher. made A
c-cIlt'N s''ovirE tc- Chicago. Sco-A:
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used three pitchers. the last being Ray
Caldwell, who's. suspension was lifted
today by Manager Speaker The VET
eran replaced Uhle In the ninth inning
with one our. two on bases and two
balls on Blue who got two more from
Caldwell, flling the bases. Score BY
innings
Detroit. 2 n IT II
Cleveland. l - IL I
Batteries - Middleton. Oldham ana
RassIcr: Rashy. thle. Caldwell ana
O'Eeili.
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CUBS LOSE PROTEST

chicago. Sept. -.---ChIrNgo lost i's pro-
,sS, Of tho gam. In Pittsburgh On Az
gus, II. acr"ri!nE to word f""m John
Nnv,l,.-. rrrs!Gent II :hn lag 10y
William Week. ?rr>ther' Of the cubs.
ISo'h Mr.. Veech and Manager kilicfer
protested th- game. which resulted in
q rI'tshurch victory. ON IL" ground tina :
attendants had ir'nrrcrHi via kI!iercr' c
catching ~ 'oulS Tn" umN'reS IN
formed Mr. Hcv6'cr thai IN" Krour''
keepers had he"n ir'i-ur;"d h. the 7rh!-
'ers n .rcmaIn on 80 grounds after II"
third inning hH-au-r II mo ihrc1tr7'rE
weather conditions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
81 FOR RUTH
1luEgtng Yankee Poles Out Another
Horner ut Expense OF Pennock.

New York Sept lila hH Ruth t0dn :
rnrrhrd out fffty- SECOND HON" run ~
The fourth iHninE %: II" Nank"""' So
ond gaur with I;.'.'"n. sending IN =
man ahead Of HIM. fcnn"rk vas pit"h-
inS.
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Tuo.Nas~ h.ts-Hollocher. Dauhert >.
Stolen bases Jr;roh. Barber. nauhert
EouSh Sacrifices Terry. kHrre. Rress-
or Douh'" plays Maruuard 10 Ntn';o
:, Na!he~' Ffoilocher To Tory TO
crimes Let on bases cincinnati >:
chicago S Base on balls OFF Ma
,,uard !. o"f NeAne !. struck out-Ry
Na-0rarI :. by Kser- Passed hall
W'rCN r1HirA.--Ercrnsr and Hart
Ti-,e--I a..
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville S: Toledo :.
Kansas CITY: s.. raut postponed
rain.
Columbus G: Indianapolis 5
Minneapolis: Milwaukee, postpone
rain.
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Furious Batting By
Indians and Tigers

Cleveland O. Sept. cleveland de-
'oa."d Dr:ro,; todav. 70 4. twenty
f.. h.rs hcirg made Ivy the two i"nms.
-;c.,.u cf them tWr-h ngGers. 'le'"land
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QtheSqeen
!: ofSport
by NaaS S9Aa.&e-s

ruhs. TIL. case Is ri'her 4 ru11llnF
on. Tvrr<. heinH canned, simply went
homo and refused 10 say word a: -
why tho thing happened, and h's nj
titudc shows HIN TO r. wha' "" IS
orr II tbs cam"sr and best - sror'S-
men
l have been digging around trying :"
ind ont why Evers was chased IN ~"
team he took a mess ~ cheese this
snr!nS and ATTEMPTED '" make pate
j." foie Eraa out az II. Making slik
nIrsr ,.u, Of a sow's ear woull be soft
frr any one who could have taken tho
team that was girrn 20 ENers and MADE
T. winner. Yet f.verS put tho old hro
and ngbt into that bunch and kept IN"
team right on the heels OF the leaders,
. fur weeks.
The inevitable stump followed because
Tho team had neither the defensive nor
~" attacking power I" Win "hNn the
"fh"r teams go, down IN business. For
tn. ~, TWO months OF thH .'hs"n ENcrs
Wa something OF i hero. us players
W"r" strong for him. and they de'Iarcl
:, vas his spirit that inspired III" club.
Then tho pitching went wrong. ~" a"
tense slumprd and the team s'artr" !"
los" bal, games. II elump"d BACK I"
s"in"wh here near whore It was dnpea l"
finish, and the result WAS that tho lans
crs reflected The spirit OF The fans.
am informed by persons who shouin
know thai when Evers asked why ne
was L., on n" was told that II was Pc
cause he was riding" tho players 10
was guilty He had heen riding me
players AMI perhaps without either whip
or spur Ru, also h" had been riding
thosa same PLAYERS during the early
months OF he season, whom they wer"
winning. He had been driving them
without let-up. lilo kept driving mem;
Now there IL a funny thing about ms
situation They gave three "nr"Ts fnr
F,vers when hc was winning and pound-
ed him when his team lost. tHers Wa
chcerca r"- driving his team when 1t
was winning ant fred for r''tnE u when
II lrsr Such - 70.
How to win Fights
G,r-y Stout, who recently retlTe6
fro,, r.f.r,r,rr Nchts after rhr'y-nine
or rirh,v.seyeN Years of refer"Hing. be
cause he finally found ugh'"r ne ne
ll"yrS can W'r. s"uGS me good yarn
Of \ rghtrr who knows how "a take ad-
vice TIE tact i that Harry. after
sc>crt,-,wn or fort, SIN years 81 exrer-
Ianrr. decided tha' ~ ought :" be a
nan,Ecr instead -, = referee. and he
picked a young bird named Jay. ."N"
isn't jayhir.l. AMI r"'trcd as r-''r"s
10 manas" him ard teach nm I" SGna"N
He writes
Is party ~ fShr fan, from Siat"H
Island w.r, up % tiruN,l. gym y-'t"r-
Iay 10 s." lanahLn work out After
MS workout al ,he boys told lay ani
mo that lay had improved thousand
per cont and was more clover than ih"N
had ever s"on him. La .'S%"a We VIA !,
I wanted him - 4" today. stand up ana
slug with hts opponent ar hoN Win h'"'
cl.y.r1 | asked him = he wanted :"
rCht ono wear or ton years He l""N"
At me- and SAID ten years "f coir.'
Then box them clever and YOU viii p"
lighting FOR years. 10y anH on" vs."
keeps getting hit N ~" chin d"eSn
las, long.
''II;' them and dent got nv Honrse'
Is my slogan.
Jay looked a. me- tor Wills anh
said Gee. Harry. got YOU.
,Crpyrirht l?"l. tho New York Evening
NaIlD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Birmir CHAM .: Little Rock \. (For-
te!tted. three innings played
Chattanooga 1: Memphis =. eight In
nings: darkness.
Mobile I: Atlanta !.
Others not scheduled
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Double ViCtoryFor Giants Makes Race Closer
YANKs CAIN IN THE PENNANT
RACE; TAKE TWO FROM SOX;

Sept Americans strengthened their lead
double header by scores OF
tventyhrd Of the season IN the
pitched Ne" VOTE 10
hit his nineteenth home run IN the n
fysecond In the second contest oh
five doubep
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Ysstsrday's Results.
New York. s; Boston. :.
New York. :: Boston. >.
Cleveland. :: Detroit. 4.
81. Louis. 10: Chicago. j
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Baltimore s: Reading s.
Rochester 3: Toronto ?.
other games not schedule.
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ROTH HUBBELL AND SEDGW|Ck
P0UNDEDBY THE NEW WORKERS

Yorkto ends ~ double hf
from philadelphia Giants punched II ms on Hs
ore"herned inc
SedSwtck pounded Tor - nus ""
In DO Scores ny INNINGS
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday Results.
New York :: philadelphia. ,
New York. Is. rh,iadelph',. l.
Cincinnati. 5. chicago. tNN.
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Today's Games.
Chicago At s.. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
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wood rtrv!nE l. r'.ins - ? and
hast is giving satisfactory -"sUl'e
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The Standing.

rodays Games
Cincinnati at Chicago
Philadelphia at Boston
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.Ra,'~d 'o- Rarhs- IN a'h.
+Ea,,sh ror E""ne In 10Th.
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John Evers and HIS Case.

Johnny EverS. a ball player. manager
and man who Is needed IN baseball has
he.n arbitrarily canned by the chicago
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-24
NAUJAUs|OS z|N|OS.
PADUoTI TEISMAN AZ
SUOKA.LBIAUTOJAI.
Apkaltinti Shermano istatymo
perzengime.

Suv. ValstijQ "grand jury
pagaliaus pabaig& tyrinati
namams statyti is
dirbimo firmu, kontraktoriQ
If darbininllu uniiu va6Q pa
daryta suokalbiavimQ Chica-
goie prieS visuomen6s kiSe,
MUS. s.
Apkaltinta ir paduota teis-
man 47 ivairiQ firmq virSinin-
kai, kontraktoriai ir darbinin-
kQ unijQ vadai. Jie visi prasi-
zenge priestrustiniui Sherma-
no istatymui.
Tie ponai yra sVtare, kad
Chicagoje namus statydinti
tiktai is unistQ pagamintos
medziagos. Be to, Chicagos
uniju darbininkams uzdrausta
dirbti prie statymo manu-, jei
medziaga Sin miestan prisiun-
ciama is kitur.
Tuo budu Chicagos firmomS
leista kaip patinkama didn't
kainas uz savo medziaga. Is
to pakilo samdos, visuomen6
nukent6jo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-24
NELEGALES MOKESTYS
w SVAIGALUS.

Taip prirodineja advokatas
Stansbury- yis sake, kad kuo-
met 6mus veikti prohibicija,
nuo svaigalu isdirbejQ If palai-
kytoju vyriausyb6 tik vieno-
je Chicagos apirub6je iSkolek-
tavusi ligSiol apie 5 milijonus
dol. mokesciQ.
Anot Stansbury, tos mokes-
tvs nelegaliai paimtos. Mes tas
prieSinga Valsteado svaigali-
niam istatymui. SvaigalQ var
tojimas uzgintas ir dar ina
mos mokestys. Juk niekas
nereikalauja uzginamu prekiq
laikyti il uz tai moketi dar
mokescius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-24
GRAzINAMOS SVETIMsA-
LIAMS NUOSAVYBES.

Washington, Sausio %.
Karo metu vyriausybe buvo
pa6musi savo kontrol6n visas
cia svetimsaliu nuosavybes,
kuriQ vert6 siek6 daugiau pu-
ses milijono DOL
Dabar tos nuosavyb6s jau
imamos grazinti. Pirmiausia
sugrazinama nuosavybiu YER
tes apie III milijonQ dol. toms
amerikoniSkoms moterims, ku-
rios cia pirm karo buvo iSte-
kejusios uz svetimSaliQ prize
Sininkq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-24
Bavaria Gina Savo Plietine
MiIicija
AustrDoje Pakeltas Generals
Streikas
BAVARIA ATSISAKO PA
LEISTI MILICTJA.
Milicija reikalinga sales tvar-
kai.

Berlynas, SauSio -. - Ba-
variia ginSiS viSomiS galimo-
mis- il teiS6tomiS priemonG-
mis- prieS talkininkQ nora pa
krikdyti Siandie Bavarijoje
paIaikomQ organizuOtq pile
GiQ milicijq, sake DR.. George
Helm. kurS vadinamas ''neka-
runuotu" BavarijoS karaliu-
mi.
Man ne galvoje,' sake jiS,
"ko gyventojai pageidauja,> ar
monarchijo> ar komunizmo.
Bet pirm viSko man rupi tvar-
ka Bavariioje. PilieGiQ milici-
ia taigi If palaiko tQ tvarkQ-
"Tik pagalvokite! Per pra-
iiu<iuS $pSiS mineSiuS mes
ncturtjome nei vieno Bavari-
.ioie StreikO. Ir Sails induStri-
iiniai progreSuoja, aciQ tai
milicijai. Milicija butinai rel
kalinga prieS grumoianti boil
$evikizmq."
Gen. Ludendorffui, sake
Helm, leiSta Bavarijoje gy-
venti taip ilgai, kaip ilgai jis
ne>imai$o SalieS politikOn If
militarizmo klausiman.
"Bavariia," pareiSk6, jis,
"iSitikinusi. kad kieAviena
at<kira VokieGiQ valstyb6 ga
/; Savitai valdvties, kaip kat
raj patinkama. Ir taip ilgai
npatSimeS nuO Siaurin6s Vo-
kietijoS, kaip ilgai ia dalis ne
patekS bolSevikQ valdzion. Jei
kartaiS Siaurin6 Vokietija pa
puItQ bolSevikQ intakon, tada
Bavaria trratQ pilna teise
paSiSkelbti nepriklausoma II
butt tikrai vokiSka Salimi. "
Pagaliaus jis pasake, kad
ivairios paskalos apie skait-
lingq VokieGiQ iSeivija i sve-
timas Sails esancios prama-
nytos If daugiau kaip juokin-
Cos.