davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-08-24

OF the seven teams that started in
Section of the unlimiteds, six are
yet In the struggle for the title. All
!! OF the eight clubs in Section A Of the
, juniors have fighting chances for the
lead and four of the seven entrants
in Section B must be considered con-
tenders. Five teams In Section A Of
the midgets are battling for the top.
Quincy Athletic Club surprised the
Yankees, In Section A of the unlimit-
eds. Beall granted nine hits to the
Yanks. but kept them we'll scattered.
while his mates ran rough shod over
opposing pitchers. The Quacs went
on batting spree in the second in
ming yesterday for ten runs.
Hall's good hurlinE gave Brookland
victory over Southland in Section
b OF the unlimiteds. He yielded FIVE
hits and one base on balls and did
ming: Hall also made three Of his
teams nine safeties.
Dominican Lyceums and Mount Ver-
mons staged a swatting bee in Sec
tion c Of the unlimiteds with the
former getting the decision. OF the
eighteen players in the engagement,
only two failed to get wallop.
In Section A of the juniors, Herzl
Club scored it's first victory at the
expense of the Park View Juniors.
Sauber held the losers to three hits
No game was played in Section
Of the juniors. as the Owls were una
BILE to present a full lineup and for
feited to the Hilltops.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
IOFor Ruth o.
7OKeNy Has IL

As a result Of yesterday's
Ease ball happenings In Cleve-
land and at the Polo Grounds.
New York. Babe Ruth needs
only seven more home runs TO
shatteP the remarkable record
that he made last eear. white
George Kelly needs only four
more circuit smanhes to estab-
lfsh n new record for the Na-
tiOnaI League.
Ruth f. now far ahead Of his
1920 record. He made his
fOrty-seventh home run In the
first inning against the Indians
yesterday. and rame right back
I'm the third with another one
Of his Justly celebrated cIouts.
He did not make his forty
seventh homer last year until
September q. 1t came in CIeve-
land. with COSeleskIe pitching.
On the following day he made
his fOrty-eigkth of Caldwell.
kelly'x homer yesterday was
HIS twenty-first of the seas0n.
The National League record IN
twrnty-fOur, mnde by Gavvy
Cravath Of the Phillies I'm 1915.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
% RealHoodoo Fen Youngsters Hitting
Tys and Criffs Tie Mark
for In6elders' Assists

DETROIT. August :4.-The
Nationals helped do something
here yesterday. They ASured
with the Tixera In esualing the
Americas League record OF
twenty.eikht assists Tor inAeId-
The GrfRs did the lesser part at
that, t0taIinG only eleven to the
Tigers seventeen.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
SPACE FOR AMATEURS
Chicago Tribune Has Decided to
Devote Less Room to Pro-
fessional Sports.

CHICAGO. August 24.-Declaring
that an active doubt exists as to the
value of professional base ball in
American life. the Chicago Tribune
today announced on its editorial page
that it had curtailed its base ball re-
ports in favor of other sports, parti-
cularly amateur games
The Tribune is down to about a
half column now for games in which
the home team plays. and to a bare
statement of vital statistics regard
ing other clubs" the Announcement
said. That is enough. Two or three
hours in a ball park do not take
anything of the waist line of the
spectators or add anything to chest
measurement. Professional base ball
is stimulus for boys. but journalism
has overfed 1T with space.
Amateur sports seldom produce the
ability of professional sports. but
they produce sound citizenry"
Evening star., 1921-08-24
PROVE EASY FOR TIGERS
IN SERIES OPENER, 12-3
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

ETROlT August 2-Cobbvle this is of
hoodoo Nationals than McBrde
has ball here which, by
the parallels the record Of the Tigers Washington Although
Red Oldham this failed
to when his 2to3
them yesterday the third
Capitaans
Zachary his victim the Jezebe
Evening star., 1921-08-24
MANY MINES IN RUNNING
IN INDEPENDENT RACES

TlTH just before their schedules
Wv pleted than of the entered the
tourney remain the for the independent sandlot
ball championships the While the
have decided edges other conend their unlimited division
A. tour other teams besides the Gbs the fight
section
Evening star., 1921-08-24
sRatted for Zachary in seventh.
tRatted for Courtney in ninth.

Two-bnse hits-Oldham. Cobb. Heilmann,
Miller. Milan. Flagstead. veach. Young. Heme
run Charity. Stolen bsses-Judse. Cobb
EeaclI. Sacrif1ce-Judge. Oldham Double
plays-Harris and Judge, Flagstead, Young
and Blue. Left on bases-Washington, I: De
troit Il. Bases on balls--On Zachary. 2;
OF Courtney. >; OF Oldham. l. Hits-O6
Zachary, 10 in SIX inningss of Courtney. 8 In
. Hit by pitcher-By Oldham tSmith,.
Struck Out-By Oldham, 2; by Courtney, 2
Wild pitch--Zschary. Balk--Zachary Los
Ing pitcher-Zachary. Umpres-Messrs. Hide
brand, Dineen and Evans. Time col
Evening star., 1921-08-24

Yesterdays RESULT.
Dominican, 10: Mount Vernon, S tive in
nings).
TODAY'S GAME
Randle W.. knckerbocker. at Mon sta ton
plaza.
TOMORROW'S GAME.
Winston Government Printing Office at
17th and Rosedale streets northeast, Rosedale.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
REDS BUY INFiELDER.

CHAMBERSBURG. Pa. August "a
Waiter Kimmick. third baseman of the
Waynesboro club. has been sold to
Cincinnati for $4,000. said to be a
record price in the Blue Ridge League.
Lefty Clark. pitcher. also goes to Gin
cinnati on thirty days trial.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
BLUE AND BASSLER MAY
STAY IN SELECT CLASS
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

begins look all the bat
will have vanished that October flies
The American League has produced hem and
in the junior circuit that things predicted
brigade of kids will be Blue
Bassler of likely
to Quite a Iof the rott S
Evening star., 1921-08-24
DREYFUSS GETS READY
FOR THE WORLD SERIES

PITTSBURGH, Pa, August 24-Ten-
tative plans have been made by Bar
ney Dreyfuss OF the Pittsburgh Ma
tionals to erect additional grandstands
at Forbes field here. to Seat 10000
persons, in view of the stride the
Pirates are making toward capturing
the National League flag. This will in
crease the Seating capacity of the
field to 10000.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
LEAGUE SERIES.

YESTERDAYS RESULT
Naval Air Station. 0; Adjutant Generals
Once. : (eight iRnings).
TODAY'S GAME
Elks vs.. Zone 2 at Union Park
TOMoRROw's GAME.
Andrews VS.. Naval Air Station. at Union
Park.
SECTION B.
Won. Lost. Pct
southern i u .WO
Potomc .................. 1893
Registers ................ D . 900
Evening star., 1921-08-24

YESTERDAYS RESULT
Southern. 3: Potomac. o isix innings).
.. TODAY'S GAME
None scheduled.
ToMORRow's GAME.
Registers VS.. Potomac. st Union Station
Y. NJ. {. A.
Evening star., 1921-08-24

Yesterdays RESULT.
Hilltop, o; Owl. tforfeited).
TODAY'S GAME.
None scheduled.
ToMoRRow's GAME.
Benning VS.. Leviathan. at Trinidad Field.
18th and II streets northeast.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Results of Yesterdays Games.
Detroit 12: Washington, 8,
Boston. IS; St. Louis, .
New York. 4; Cleveland, L.
Phila., Q: Chicago. 5 90 innines).
Evening star., 1921-08-24

Yesterdays RESULT.
BrooklaBd, 4: Southland. 2 tseven innings).
TODAY'S GAME.
Optometrist vs.. Peerless, at RandIe Field,
east end of Pennsylvania Avenue bridge.
TOMoRROw's GAME.
Shamrock VS.. BreOkmont, at RandIe Field,
east end of Pennsylvania Avenue bridge.
Evening star., 1921-08-24

MISSISSIPPI STATE LEAGUE.
Meridian. IL: Jackson. G.
Clarksdaie. a: Greenwood =
Evening star., 1921-08-24

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Indianapolis. 6: Milwaukee, 5.
st. Paul. g: Toledo, o.
Kansas City. II: Louisville, 10.
Columbus, 10; Minneapolis. 0.
Evening star., 1921-08-24

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham, Is: Atlanta, 0.
Memphis. 8: Mobile, 3.
New Orleans, "a: Little Rock, %.
Nashville, 4: Chattanooga. 3.
PIEDBf LEAGUE.
Raleigh. Is; Greensboro, II.
High Point, 8: Durham, g
Danville. s; Winston Salem, J..
Evening star., 1921-08-24
SOUTH ATLaNTIC 1.Eac1-p,

ertanburg. 10: Augusta. 81.
Columbia, 81: Charlotte. IL.
Charleston. 4: Greenville. j.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Midget Mines in Benefit.

Trinity and Linworth midget mines
will meet at American League Park
at 1870 o'clock this afternoon in a
benefit game for st. AIMS Orphan
.. Asylum. 1t will be the rubber en-
gagement OF three-game series be-
tween these mines.
Evening star., 1921-08-24

FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE,
Lakeland. Is: Tampa. O-3.
DAytona. 2: Orlsndo. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
SUMMER SCHOOL .
OPENS JUNE 70

Tho summer Srhoo, session of the
Wheeling l'uh}ic schools will begin
.tUnc 18Th. AMI viii C"nt!nu" in S"&-
SION for six weeks The sessions Will
i" held IN The Hi=h school and IN the
lionl.. Economics buildings and IN ~"
elementary ctutCr~ having manual tram
ing ECU; pm"n'. !'Up!.> wishing I" "Ht'r
tho Course at TI!nE III" - h"u!S in tA9
city ar" c.3Sibir. h'ut non-r"sId"ntS VIII
ply he regular rates $50 I" ""
for 'ho term for elementary and Nigh
Svh'pt studies respectively.
'Ch- - ssIonS Will hr only in IN" morn
ing from SO - HIS. Instruction
w+I b. gwen the following subjects:
LIST year English. md year ALGEBRA
Eookkr"pinS. S'rn"GrI2hy, TYp"wr';-
Ing. COOKING sewing. W"odhurn!nS,
Pattern Making. lnduS;r'a! Drawing for
and Sth grades and High school. AMI
woodwork fer grades and at the
elementary ceptGrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
PROSECUTOR WILL
GRILL SUSPECTS

Coleman and Carrie Williams. ""lnr"c
residents Of Triadclphia. are being hello
ut the county jail as SUSPECTS in con-
ncction with the murder of four year
old Jesse Lang, the foster son or Ha.
and Georgianna Campbell.
It will be recalled that III" dcaI body
Of the chilli was found last week n an
outside vault near the house occupied
by the WilliamSeS and S'ampb"i!s N
who have been lnycStIgal;nG the case
concurred in thu opinion that a murder
had been committed. un arrcs; was
made until Tuesday afternoon Nc this
week.
Probably An Accident.
The finger Of suspicion has ncen point
ing to the foster grand parents Of the
child all along. although officials re-
fused to give out any definite statement
to that efTectt.
County Detective Dave Cleary ana Ed.
Minard have been working on the case
almost every night since the body or
the child was found. The theory Is ad-
vanced that the child was killed acct
dentalfy. and the body was concealed
in an endeavor to avert suspicion.
Williams and his wife joined IN tho
search which was conducted for less"
on the evening o. his disappearance. II
il understood that Prosecutor Cart G..
Bachmann will subject III" couple to a
rigid cross examination this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
S. S. CONVENTION
ATALLEN GROVE;
OFFICERS CHOSEN

Most Instructive sessions az IN"
Union district and Echo combined sun
day school convention w'r" he'S
Wednesday at the Presbyterian ChurcE
at Allen Grove opening 1T Is" O'clock
with devotional >crvI'" by Rev. raul
Flanagan. sunday schools or the
County" WAS the subject Of an inter-
esting talk by 'harlrS T. Lowe. dis
trict surcrintcnh"n;. ard James D. Par
r:o,t. county president. gave "Ech"cS
From the State sunday school Conv.n-
lion" Rev. J. NJ. Cr!Swcl!. state field
worker. WIS a,Sn IN the afternoon pro-
gram. Tho concluding feature %! III"
session MAS election - thc following
rft:cr>: Mr. J y. Hurt. chairman
al me nominating committee. Rev.
,'nffman chairman u; IN" com'ttee on
resolutions. Rev. pu-Irn pronounced the
ncnctiv;'ou.
The nvrnin; session opened at $50
u'ctnch with devotional and talk by
Mr. - VI. r.nlvk. Various matters or
interest carl,. M throughout the even
NIX concerning the Sunday school work
and reports OF the various officers were
read. occaSioning much favorable COM
msnt.
At . o'clock the following distr'c,
officers were elected and Installed,
bringing IN" ldSt StSSi'h W t''V O''c ''
convention TO q close:
Prcsident-E. J. Cook.
Secretary and Treasurer-Miss Edna
McCleary.
ChiIdrsn's Division Superintendent
Mrs. A. B. Rinehart.
Superintendent Young Peoples III
vision-Walter Stevens.
Temperance-Everett Goodwin.
Admlnistration-C. Il. Lowe.
Adult Division-L. II. Schueart.
Teachers Training-Nile Marp!e.
Mrs. James Keffer and Miss Neille
Nahood were also elected 10 dlstrict
offices.
An Echo and County Convention COM
b,ned will be held at Pleasant Valley
sunday afternoon. June 5. at o'clock In
the afternoon and again at 1880.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
IVY VETERANS
Fourth Dtvtdon Ex-SSrvtcs Men Meet
Tonight to Plan for Big Reunion.

A meeting Of Fourth Division veterans
will be held at eight o'clock thiS even
Ing in tho Ohio county criminal court
room for the purpose OF forming a
Fourth Division association. Cards have
been sent to about forty Wheeling dis
trict veterans Of the Ivy division, ask
ing them to attend the meeting.
II plans work out as intended. re-
union OF Fourth Division veterans Will
b held in Wheeling. July IS, the third
anniversary Of the Fourth Divisions
participation in the second battle OF tho
Marine, It's first actual combat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
SCORES OF NEGROES
Continued from Page One.)


casualties resulted when trains were
hr"i un"n. Women and children hud-
dl"d together II The stations. Sr"kIn.:
Shi"i! behind mhihi" wainSrolInr.
In addition I" ia" n"rrurs under
guard a. convention hall and elsewhere.
lW'ntI-inur n"Sru. riot prisoners were
IN the city jail.
Assault Started Riot.
III" trouble Is reported To have heen
tn" result "t the arrest late yesterday
Of D:rk RnW.Ind. negro for AN alleged
assault; on an orphan Eir'. The nrgr"
WAS spirited away from the county Iail
"r'y today by deputies from the office
Of sheriff McCull"uCh. VIII" refused /"
diTuic" his whereabouts.
Tn" FIRST attempts 10 fir" The ncgr"
quarter ""r" m1'!" about l:%h O'clock
mis- morning when whit" men "lwnly
;hr"aic"cd I" destroy the l"rahi!.
TIL" ATTEMPT T." destroy n" negro
quarter by fire was resumed five
hours later
As IN" fir" "nvci"r"d TIA" houses.
negroes W"r" seen L. dr; ont from
flaming d""rwayS with Ur:a.S"d hands
shouting don't shoot" As they dashed
. through the Smuk" they were ordered L.
surrender and quickly Were removed L.
, the prison CHn!pS
Col. Markham In Command.
Adjutant General barrett took up his
headquarters At city Hall ana an
r"uncrd t"t"n"! r. II. Markham. az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
Nervousness, Headache and
Stomach Trouble Ended

imrrot we'd my condition wonderfully.
am feel like a new man." 1t is
strange fact. but nervous and stomach
ills are usually found together. and they
are likewise tho cause Of much misery.
Nrrv-WOrth's ability to act in such
cases, and act quickly. makes II the
ideal medicine for those who suffer
from such troubles. II your first bot
SiSt IS authorized to refund your
money. Sold by all !eadirg druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
RUN SUMMER CARS
ON CITY RAILWAY

Since the coming Of summer weather
the old style summer cars have been PUT
into service on tho North and South
division Of the CITY Railway company.
The cars have been fixed up and are IN
excellent condition. These are the ones
which were used in hauling largo crowds
OF people to and from Wheeling park
several years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

not the part o. the executive TO in
tcrfcrc.
His sole appearance before the leg
isIa,ure Was At The instance Of the pre-
siding officers Of the two houses and
the chairman Of The two finance COM
mittccs who believed that il Was es-
sentiai 10 the best interests or the state
that there should he revenue scsfsla-
ton enacted at the regular session.
When he did mako his appearance he
presented the necessity for tax iegis-
lolion with such force and lucidity that
Tho legislature promptly responded to
his request and passed the sales TAX
hjU. 4 measure from which even those
who Nigh, nc inclined to be taxdodsers'
cannot escape"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
Nerv-Worth Quickly overcomes Those
for Adolp. Shields.

II had had Saint Nitus Dance, ami
II I"c; mo in an awful nervous COR
h.linn." SAID AdOiphus Shields, n well
knuwn tlarkShurE. W. Va. re<idrn.
My head achri a great deal, and my
stomach WAS also in had shape
hal dOctGtcd considerably with no
results. Two bottles Of Ncrv-Worth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
MEMS CLASS OUTING
TO BE AT BETHANY

Although plans for the annual out
Ing OF the Mems Bible class Of the
Vance Memorial church have not been
definitely decided. il Is thought that II
will be held June "3rd at the bethany
College grounds. This was decided last
evening at the regular midweck meet
ing of the class Negotiations are now
being made with the Mems Bible class
Of the West Minister Presbyterian
church OF Steubenville. to have both
classes join and have the outing toceth
err as Bethany would be the half way
stop for both the Wheeling and the
Steubenville classes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
Battle Continues.

Tulsa, Okla. luHr l.--GDE:inuou|
.ur,rc broke out shortly after Gay
i,vrun near ihr n'@ru quarter Of Tu'sa,
IN" scene nj III ni"h race disturb
arr"a IN which hundred: of armed
white mrn and nccrnr:, lock par. ard
which rrsui'ud in IN" dca'h anil in.
mr. If al unknown number of persons
and HE calling out Of -" Oklahoma
National Guards units 10 put down tho
ii: order.
II" firing cam" from 4 SPOT whsr"
throughout the early morning f"urS
i've hundred white men ANA Il th"uSHnd
urrr,m~ faced each other ACROSS rad
road tracks. First REPORTS I" l'"ii""
h",,,lIr trtrrS said that Ia" bodies "f
from $!A /" '"n negroes could l." S"cl!
ly.n. ~ a >pI,,. described ~ ~" Man :
I.ani." I'll" r"l.rr al" had Il report
Ii,l ihr"" railway $witrhlnru and :,
brakeman had been Shot IL death.
The irrInm"n wrr" hi.i", II Was re-.
rur',"I h...,rr.,.. i.l,N r,fGS"h IT, permit
u,rrni."r., "r '.r u"uo:in rr"w'iS !" rid"
urnn i 49, engine passing between
tn" iia"-. II" engineer Was Reporter!
10 E..lr escaped.
R,otirs Renewed With Force.
Officials .HHh hoped that with Ia"
coming al lawn inr tr"ui.. which l"-
gan over the .,rrv$l If 4 r"gr" Ia" YES
trr,lav for ar ;.iir.."I nitarn uInn a
frary. E"wcIcr. the ""rlv morning gun
fire was taken ae 81 Indication tha; th'
riots mad been r"nrWcd.
As he dawn hruNC sixty o. seventy
motor cars Iil!"d with white men formed
= circle completely around the n"gr"
section. Half II dozen a!rr!IE"* c:rrlcd
overhead Thrr" was mach shouting
and sh"0iin&. \ row Of h"Is"S along
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
SPEAKER KEATLEY
CONTINUED from Page one)

ScntHtivrS here n use Their !nil"r GC6 n
shaping "@lS'I';on. This = irG-. TIL"
mtnu:artHr, r.. also, had their custom
AIRY lobby her. TN" farmers W'rc repre-
sentCd 10y a powerful group. Til" iLh"r
element had its PAID repre- s'',Itat.N's on
m" Eruund. ! conferred with lhc r"rrr-
scntaiiHrs 81 lheS" different groups
many tines during ih' season AMI tn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
Self Flags Socialism
Before Big Audience

4 large rroup Of citizens stood for
over iwO ana nn"-half hours last night
10 hear Harry H. S"ff. executive d!rcC-
tor "C tho American Educational Lea u"
discuss III" Socialist philosophy and
prove to his audience that Marks theory
uf surplus valu" was not based upon
scientific truths hut upon miSConCcn-
ton Of history. Marx diSr"Cardcd all
spiritual forces that may have played
the most important parts in ~" drVcl-
Opncnt Of OGr race. continued the
speaker Marx accepted only the mater
ialiStiC conception and tried In make us
believe in his works that every epoch in
our history had been caused Ivy certain
social forces 49, which we had no CON
troll. men did not do things because they
believed n humanitarian principles a"-
CordinG "a tn" founder of Socialism. ~
is because Of this rrt>nu hat IN" Social
list has such Il pc'ui'Ir pSHChn.""N.
said NJ Self. He must always mag
inc in his brain a great war AMI C"nS"-
Qu"ntlY ho remains the preacher 81 III"
gospel of diSc,ntcnt.'
Bolshev1sn Miserable Failure.
Afi"r finishing his lecture Mr.. S"fc
asked for questions. One Snc:HliS;
wanted to know why Mr.. Self attacked
the Soviet government =" severely. Mr..
Self answered. If "" HAY" n Russia
tire world. and if tin; system * II mis-
trablc failure even as Mr.. Victor l.. B"r-
ger the Milwaukee Socialist says. and
st:lI the Socialists in this country woull
have us abolish our present system and
establish socialism. then 1t is my duty
az an AmrIican speaker 10 point out
the great catastrophe that awaits this
country IL we Listen to our own Social
lists here and follow the course they
ask US to- Mr.. Self then quoted Ell
r"nr V Dcbs. when he said. Il am 4
BolcShcv!ki from the sole of my feet
To the crown Of my head And this
man was the Snc,aljS; candidate for
PRESIDENT" he added.
Mr.. S"cc Wi! speak again Tonight.
His third lecture will he on "S"riaiism.
the Church and the Family" 4. p. m.
a. the corner OF Twelfth AMI Market
streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

sugrcstiu ions madc---were helpful in The
consideration of legislation.
Instead of being condemned for their
presence here. tn" coal. OIL and gas re-
personalities ought 20 b" commented
for coming to the legislature with an
affirmative program instead of resort
ing To th, practice If lighting all forms
t.! rrlcnu. LEGISLATION and offering moth
;ns ~ n constructive naturc 10 raise
thu required revenue.
"Th" coal people "Spccialiy. adm tied
rhr nrr"-Nil! II .,di.iionai revenue for
Inr .;i.I "rt at tn" state. From the very
l., :.u:.%: t." ""ai p'"p!" announced
their Willingness 10 ray their just share
rf ne Increased rc:"nuc needed ny the
STATE" They only opposed tn" attempt
IF = f.w legislators like Bloch who
wXr',d IA" coal. oil and gas industries
| 10 ,,..y ~! thu additional laNrs that were
needed. | l..:." II to the fairness Of our
I.orl,- to Say whether or nor ii would
"a. DONG JGstiC" 1" rAcmp, t."h manu-
ta,lur'r> liz" Bloch cf all taxation and
.,iJ.u$,. /, ca th"S'. n"opi. VII" were ell
-..,..: IN the pr"Lurl.on ui our Natural
Ir>"Ir,tS.
40 Serious TO Be Ignored.
"Th" rharE" Of corruption made by
Senator Bloch il ton serious l., hc
ignored and HInch VAS more than care
ruI no, to make this accusation while
th~ lrgISE,fur, WIS N >c.,#i'E VIII ne
Wuu:d have h"6n E,N,n IL" opportunity
, {" ,.ui,StH* iiii" h. charges or been
forced To - Irac;. There has never been
a Session nf n" ."p!"!n;Er.. Th"r" III"
r,... :nnn"l Of the mr:nhvrs h.p o. tho
house Of delegates Was "t such h!gh
,a!ibrr as in the past session. 30 not
hriIoNr thor" MAS y single mrrnaHr al
me hullS" Of delegates who could have
been iLlurnr"h wr"ngfu!ly 10 east a
v"i" Oh ANY MEASURE in opposition 10 HIS
Imr-ur:l hcif"f or Judgment For
honesty -: moiiv" and re- iitudc "f pur-
rn,c there was chr n n.a in the Eous"
# ,lr."gai.s who WI" nnI - least the
peer "c the OHIO c"urt% senator
Il H,t," h rn Il ''U.-" "h.-'rN"r n: the
'cg!siI;ur, fer m.'Ey years. In nv. Ic"oI-
lection ,h"r" has never been an "c"u-
raut ur tn" .ov'rnn-'s office VINO at
rcmr,"d To- exert AS hll!c inllu"n'" over
zion as Governor T.. l.. InrGLn.
f." held himself aluof from IN" j. gi$ia-
ture to an extent tina: man! az the
friends ~ hi. administration doubted
he H!>.imm Of rs policy. He >ould
have h''u justified IN many inst lnr"S
hy n" insertion Of his dominant per-
su!iily INTO the lrgislatiN" session
when Il" remained quiet and inactive.
un IN" contrary. however. Ii" he'll that
tho !.Iisiatit" was u coordinate brtn'l
uf tn" government. that IL was tn pro-
vince Of The legislature to !"Gislatc and