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Batted for eBtts in eighth. Score by innlnRA. ,-

Cincinnati .....-........ 1l0 000 010--y
 Summary: Two-base hits. Groh. Dun Duncan: double plays. Parkinson to Lee; left on base. Cincinnati 6. Philadelphia !; i; bases on balls. oft Betts l. off Mxrquard 3: hits, off Betts [ in s. off q. Smith in |: hit by pitcher. by Betts tBohnel; i; struck out, by MarquSrd 5. by Betts l; :; umpires. Brennan and Harts time, l:tQ: losing pitcher. Betta
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sBatted for Cheeves in eighth. ssBatted for Sullivan in ninth. Score by inninCs:

Chicago ............... 002 900 000--2 Brooklyn ............... 100 002 00s-3
 Summary: Two base hits R. Crimes Johnston. Wheat; three-base hits. O'Far- rell, Schmandt; double plays. Deal to Terry to k. Grimes. Deal. to R. Crimes cagt 3. Brooklyn 5; bases on balls, off Cheeves ?, off Jones l. off Grimes I hits I; struck out, by Cheeves 1. by Jones l. by Grimes ?: losing pitcher. Cheeves. Um- pres. O'Day and Quigey; time. 1:40.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
Senators Win Final

Detroit, August 25--Mogridge was ef- fective in the pinches today and Wash ington won the final game of the series from Detroit. to H. Leonard was found for 12 hits in seven innings. Score
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Totals ........ ss 4 ' 27 la

oOf'II'raf -UuSe fIINS, 1HVIIeTfy 1' three-base hits, McHenry. Schultz, Pow ell; home runs, Southworth. Hornsby; stolen base, Smith: sacrifice. Fournier; double plays. Holke to ONell to Holke. Barbare to Holke. Hornsby to Lavan, La van to Fournier 2; left on bases, St. Louis 5, Boston g.; base on balls, off Scott 2. off Walker l. hits. off Scott o in l, none out in second, off Morgan 2 in O (none out in second). off Cooney 5 in I !; struck out, by Cooney 4, by McQuillan ?, Walker 2; wild pitch. Walker; losing pitcher. Scott; umpires Mccormick and klem, time, l. .54.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
z Iraynor Goes to the Pirates A fter Sundays Game
Baseball Results

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Buffalo 8, Jersey City 3. At Toronto ', Newark 8. At Rochester 1, Reading f. At Syracuse 4,s Baltimore II.
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Daytona 5, St. Petersburg 2. At Lakeland 6, Jacksonville 1. At Tampa II, Orlando l.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Spartanburg 4, Greenville o. At Charlotte 2, Charleston 5. At Columbia 6. Augusta 5.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Minneapolis 6, Indianapolis 0. Only one game scheduled.
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Raleigh 3, Danville 5. At Highpo 1, Durham O. At Winston-Salem 9, Greensboro 5.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Norfolk &. Richmond l. At Portsmouth [, Suffolk 5. At Newport News s, Rocky Mount {. At Tarboro 1, Wilson II.
 MISSISSIPPI STATE LEAGUE At Meridian 10, Jackson l. At Greenwood 4, Clarksdale s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
Auondale Diuides q Double Header With
 Alabama Power Co.

In a fast double header. filled with brilliant fielding all the way through, Avondale and Alabama Power City league teams each won and lost a game.
 Petrel the Avondale Twirler. held the heavy-hitting power men at his mercy in the first contest, adminis- terinE neat coat of whitewash to the tune of To.
 The second session was also a shut out, the powermen turning the tables and winning out, 40. Bells steady twirling, holding the Avondale boys to no runs. White. Askew. Branch and Jones pulled some pretty field ing stunts for Avondale. while Far row carried off the batting honors. For the Powermen, Speer, Hammille and Carnes pulled the best stunts.
 Score first game); R. H. E. AVohuaie ,..'..-....-..... 0 Alabama Power .....a....0 3 4
 Batteries: Petrel and Farrow; Pratt and Eddins.
 Score (secon dgame): RIFE. Alabama Power ....4 6 i Avohaale ''.....s........, 3 3
 Batteries: Bell and Stevens; Tut wiler and Farrow.
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Summary: IWO-b base hts, Gharrfty 2, Blue. Miller, Mogridge ?. Harris; stolen bases. Shanks. Miller: sacrifice. Milan; double plays. Bush, Harris and Judge; left on base. Washington s, Detroit Il; base on balls, off Leonard 1. off Mogridge l . hits. off Leonard 12 in ' innings, Hollings 2 in l. off Walsh l in 1; struck out, by Leonard 3. by Walsh 1, by Mogridge g.; wild pitches. Leonard Walsh; umpires, Dineen. Evans and Hildebrand; losing pitcher, Leonard; time, 2:Q5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
AMERICAN TRYING TO
 SWIM ENGLISH CHANNEL
By Associated Press

Dover, England, August Z5.-Helry Sullivan of Lowell, Mass, started to swim the English channel from Cape Cris Nez southwest of Calais, France, for Dover at 11:40 o'clock this morn ing. He was reported tonight to be making good progress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
GIANTS CUT LEAD
 OF PIRATES STILL
 MORE BY VICTORY
Dodgers Win Close One From CubS-BraveS Beaten
 by Cards
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results St. Louis {, Boston g. New York 5, Pittsburg 2. Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 1. Brooklyn 3, Chicago ?.
 Games Tc:ay St. Louis at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at New York. New York. August 25.-The New York Nationals further reduced Pittsburg's lead today by defeating the leaders, to 2. Toneys allaround work was the fea- ture. He pitched strongly and hit homer with two on base. Score:
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TotalE ...S7 IS 1b Z7 sRatted for Naylor in ninth.

Philadelphfa ..........l..1 Vvv Vvv vdV KY as3v-
 Summary: Two-base hits. Falk ?, Rus sell, Witt, Strunk, Gateway; three base hits. Dykes; sacrifices, sheely, Galloway, Galloway to Griffin; Griffin to Perkins to Dykes: left on base, Philadeiphia II, Navior i. Russell 6; hits, off Freeman in Nayior 1. Russell q; hits. off Freeman in 2 2-s innings Naylor. F in Is innings; struck out by Russell 2, Nayior z; losing pitcher Frceman; umpires. Nallin and Connolly; time, 1:o9.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
INDIANS REGAIN LEAD IN AMERICAN FROM THE TANKS
Worlds Champs Run Wild Over New Workers, Win
 hing by Score of 15-1
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
 Cleveland IS, New York l.
 Washington 9, Detroit 1.
 Chicago l3, Philadelphia 6.
 St. Louis z, Boston g.
 Games Today
 Boston at St. Louis.
 Washington at Detroit
 New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Chicago.
 Cleveland. August 25.--Cleveland went back into first place again today by de- feating the Yankees, Is to l. Sotheron vas puzzle to the Yankees with men on bases. while Bob Shawkey and Collins were ineffective. and Harper. who pitched the last inning was wild. A near riot took place in the last half of the eighth inning. Harper hit Jamieson in the ribs, Gardner's arm and O'Neil. ONeill. en- ragged, grabbed the ball and threw it at Harper. The two then squared off to use their fists. but were separated before either had inflicted any damage.
 O'Neill and Pitcher Harper then were chased. Mounted policemen came upon the field when the game ended and protected New York players and the um- pires from molestation Score;
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home run. Toney; sacrifice, Tierney double play, Rawlings to Kelly; left on base. New York 5. Pittsburg 8 bases on balls. off Morrison Z, off Toney 3; hits off Morrison in 6, off Finn in 2 struck out, by Toney 3; losing pitcher Morrisoni umpires, Moran and Rlgler; time 1.31.
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mock 2, vangilder 8; hits. off Pennock IF in ! innings, Thormahlen in l struck out by Pennock ?, VangHder z; iosing Wilson: time. l:S4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
BERRY SLUGGERS WIN
 FROM EAST BIRMING 6 HAM

Berry, August 5.-(Special)--- Berry defeated East Birmingham here yesterday on the Alabama Christian college, diamond, in a hard fought game. Edwards starred for Berry in batting.
 Score R. H. '. Berry ....., ..-..........T ' II 2 East Birmingham ......6 9 3
 Batteries: Jones and Edwards; Pace and Dill. Umpires: Thompson and Davidson.
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SECOND GAME
Totals ..... S4 3 Il 2i 10 sBatted for Lohman in eighth

Score by innings:
 New Orleans ............. 103 coo 12-~l MempnlS -........ lUV Vuu U1--7N
 Called end of eighth. account darkD Sgs
 Summary: Two-base hits, Bogar Knaupp, Boone; home run, Camp; skrg flee hits, Gilbert 2, McMilan sacrl flys. McLarry Leslie innings pitchea, ~ Bailey Ia with 1 run and hits 5a 1 out); winning pitcher, Bailey; es t' base, New Orleans 8, Memphis ld pitch. Bailey; base on balls off Bailes |, off Phillips 1, off Lehman; syuck out, by Bailey 2. by Phillips {; fslne, z:tef umpires, Pfirman thome rlatcA, Wti- Hams (first base), Jorda (thtrd hasFl-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
Triplets Take Close
 Game From Albany


 Sheffield, August Especially Before a record breaking crowd the Albany Twins lost to Tricities by a to l count. The game was errorless and pitching and hitting of the home team were the features.
 About 800 Twin City boosters visited Sheffield today, coming on special train. A trip to Nitrate Plant No. and Wilson dam was maue' The train Was run by Albany Cham- Der of Commerce. The visitors were given every attention possible and the trip was greatly enjoyed by the excursionists.
 Score R. II. E. lrlcllleS ,........ U "iHS .'..-..'f. ...'....
 Batteries; Leroy and Nathan; Bachelor and Johnston
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'Batted for Leonard in seventh.
 ssBatted for Walsh in ninth.
 Score by innings: Washington ............. 031 001 211--9 Detroit .................. 010 900 000--1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
Baden Government
Refused Request for
Bergdo|I'S ExtraditiOn

Washington. April :. - Extradttion
from Germany of Grover Cleveland
Be-gdoll. wealthy Philadelphia draft
evader. IS a diplomatic question. and Is
IN the hands Of the state department.
Secretary Weeks says in u letter 20
Senator Capper. of Kansas. made pubic
tonight by tho senator. Tho secretary
added, however. that IN" wir depart
m"n; would US" every effort 70 have
EcrgdoN returned To the custody Of the
United States military authorities.
STATE department officials refused to-
day T. discuss reports that tho Cana
dian government had been asked I" eN-
tradite Bergdoll for violation Of Cana
dian passport regulations when h" de-
Parted from that country for Germany.
Secretary Weeks. when asked about IN"
same reports. said such action would
not surprise him.
Tn" war secretary in his letter 10
senator Cappcr disclosed that as soon
-; - was ascertainsd that BnrCdoll was
in Germany. Brigadier General Allen
commanding American forces on thH
Th!nr. requested tho authorities Of the
Baden government. whore B"rEdol had
sought. refugee. to return him 20 the
United States.
The Baden government" the letter
c"ncinucd. refused the request on the
Ground that BcrCdo'l was not In the
class Of military offenders who's" eN-
t-ad.;ion was provided for by tn" terms
- tho arm: StiCe."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
COAL OPERATORS WIN
IN FIGHT AGAINST
INDIANA SUMMONS

Pittsburgh. Pa. Nnri THE r.-ht
Of the UU!tcl States dI~'"l't court e In
diana 70 iSSur wits -: >UW:uJNS .:.cr't-
ed To PtttSburEn corporations VS. 10
MED in an injunction SUIT against GER
tain government officials. li"d ~ C.T-
cult court here to-day hE 4 nUn'h"T ~
coal compares. Judge I. /. Orr InrHe-
diatrly ISSUED an order. Tri;cGn'nS IA"
defendants until April IS. from ;i.!uS or
serving such Wits.
The suit entered in connection with
certain cases ~ tn" f.'i"cal court or
Indiana. WAS :i!cb by tn" Pittsburgh
Coal company. Henderson, coal company
Greek Goal company. Defendants named
are: United States Attorney Genera II.
NJ. pauGhrTty. f. Van \UES. l.. T. Slack
ana Mark StOren. government OFFICIALS
81 TIL. Indiana district: Walton Lyon
and John T.. Short. federal Officials OF
the western distract o; Transatlantic.
In the h;il OF complaint. the coal COM
paulrS dcciarc that n" SUIT presents
for decision the question as 10 whether
th.. provisions OF The sherman a.: Of
July -. lA3u. w.ra repealed modified and
suspended by II" Lever Act u AUGUST
u. 1917. The bill sr.s forth that u"
Plaintiffs and 49, other ""rp'r;t;o"s
and individuals w"r" ia'iict"d on
charges under IT," Sherman at. and tn
contention - mad" t.sai tn" as ".s"gei
IN the iudictmen; We're 1ert"ri"sd IN
pursuance Of aud "a ruinpl;Hnrr with
the rules and orders hH ;NN r-'~i Aen'
- the Enttcd States and III" tuck al
miniStratur. Tn" IudiCtmcn; G""S not
iaform the plaiatittS OF IA" natur" ANA
AS required by Jaw. the bill continues
Judge Orr's order - effective Gntil
April IS unless i i extended according
10 law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
LEAGUE 0F WOMAN VOTERS To
META CLEVEL LAND NEXT WEEK


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
GRAND ARMyS SAITH ANNIVERSARY
Celebrated WITH PRETTY PROGRAM


NJ TN home Of Mrs. MARY L. !. Ia"
o. Chaplin" Str""i IL" hiiN-i"'''" a.!
nNcrS,ry - IT, .. \. L. MAS hi;'nS'H
celebrated by IlaH"!A. post y" i ana
the Ladies Er.rr I,rg~ of Nh""''a%
Tho mc"tir; oi,.rrd with IA" S. r:'"G %;
"Amer.ra." and tho tv.,o"Ins program
Mas carried out:
Dc,ocat;on ...... Rev F'rtiS
Dnc,,,.. al.l-r~S Rev. Hs'i.
Address. nv E\r"- cr,rS ~ a Iv.-.
n9,- OF War IN Germany" ... ..
In,nrr V Boyd. N!t.n. VI.
Soak. "Trutia.: IN ihr rI cam"
Grounds N"'~ 80 >.
Address. "W,~A Nwnnr N;r"$ :.
Camp Dur:n= Wrr!G S'ra;f'.
James T.. Br.A. World N|r w.
Sr.r ..-.... Miss l""'.'' ''i"
T.,,k. Prison IL" in eva W'r
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...-. 'lum0rd"r I'"E'fS
$50 selected Mss l-r0' otto
Tg.K. The En'llH ~ A'"'"n' .....
.... =. H. K"ltru. World Wa" ~
Address. 'p-gID,Iat.rn - Ladies' ~.
In.S Corps. Ms l..EH." '"nN''
Talk. "S"uto"-n tl">"' ,a'E N"''"-;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
MAY BRING BULL BAYOU
OFFICES TO WHEELING
Wheeling Stock Broker Acquires Con-
troll Of Big OIL Company.

X. L. Earrows. local stock broker. lstt
last night for Shreveport. La. IN the
interest Of a SyndIcIt" wh."r has re-
Gently been large purchasers ot Eull
BAYOU Homer OU company stock. 1t
was understood that NJ. IIrr"wS car
RED with him >itiIul"Ht proxies AMI
stock :" MAKE h.u, N" dominant factor
In he future pui!c;"S OF the company.
In fact. Il was rUmor"d that he himself
might emerge within the next few
weeks AZ president %: tn" company n
which event n. offices OF tne Pull
bayou Homer oil company Will prob
ably be transferred from Shreveport 70
" heeling and an extensive campaign
" development may be l"u,.,d Co. in the
shallow fields Of Kentucky.
We understand thar Bull Bayou
HOrler - che ct several companies
which Lieut. HArruw~ has been ICQuIr-
ing during tho >taEcaci"n and los pr.c"
n the OIL industry and lpra' people
would nOt b. SURPRISED Il c"nS"lidL-
tIol OF considerable" s.I1 would b" the
ultimate result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
THREE MINERS KILLED

Scranton. H.. April 7.-Thrco men
were almost Instantly killed and fourth
50 badly injured that his lac is despair
ell Of in an explosion in III" Briggs t",-
l,rrv of the Scranton I'pll Company, q.
/ o'clock this morning
Tho Dead:
JOSEPH FRErELLO. Of Gi'6 FIR s..
TONEY ANpEEOLi. "lll Fu-r s..
BROLL.O NALERY, Of West l.ackH-
wanna Ave
RafrcI Bantonis. Of West l.ack1 wArra
avenue. was probably fatally injured
The four men were at work in IN" same
chamber and We're engaged in preparing
n blast T-hry wer" putting AN extra
charge Of powder into the hole when In
some unexplainable manner It WAS e1-
ploded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
PARENT-TEACHERS
OF Lincoln School will Have -nterest-
ing Sesaon Tonight.

Tho parent-tcaChers' association VII!
hold their regular monthly meeting
this evening n: Lincoln school. start
ing promptly az 1880 o'clock. Re-. {.
-. Johns. who Is president Of the as
soc!ution. VII deliver an address. tax
ing as his subject. Improvement OF
the School" Prot J. II. Rainbow
principal OF Lincoln school. Will a.so
deliver short talk. All members OF
tho association are extended cordial
invitation u be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
FAvoRs BUS TAX,
City Manager Thinks City Should Share
Profits.

CIV Manager Charles q Ephln = Of
the ou!Nion tho hua lines operating
within the city Sh"rli y" taN"d the
sam" as tive s;rrr; "Ar traction com
paalcS are compelled /" pay fran'his"
tax "a tho city. according to an inter
view given out yesterday 10y the man
age.
MIR EphIin Is nf 'hc opinion III" bus
lines arr proving s"rionS opposition /"
m. street car companies. and causing
the traction companies L. lose money.
while The bus lines reap a harvest with
.u; giving 4 share OF their profits 20 the
city.
The manager believes N" bus lines
should be taxed rs We'll as b" ""m"II"d
to operated GA 4 definite schedule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
Aron Tavors

The favors 70 be given ~ the Ari"n
Bazaar. Apr!l 20 and g. Will he on dis
play in the Nesbitt Hardwar" store win
dow on the cas-; side OF Market Stroe'.
Az the stock - being sold from this
store the Arion society has been Civ"n
z whole window IN which 70 display
thelr favor1 until the hazaar These
articles are attracting tho attention Of
everyone. The doll which Is given by
no baby department Of ~" George +.
:: rcl company, Ia The most hAnhs1m"
cvH- shown hero and WIS ordered SpeCi-
ally for me bazaar. Everyone knows
49, 0urli'% e ;r' floor amp and china
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
BUS BUMPS CAR

Car No. $50. of the Wher!lns-Steuoeh-
Vile division. lying in front Of the Main
street Office. at 40 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon discnarging passengers was
hr,,r.d nv ,rurt No, II, IF TIE Martins
,rry and Wheeling bus line Ths car
,,.,s moved about L. foot. but neither bus
ror car were damaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
REORGANIZATION OF
OHIO DEPART ENTS
NOW PUT THROUGH
Governor Davis toName light
Department Heads Follow
ing Senate Action

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business OF S"s 's,;,.;,,nc, which tho
Nic'' ',"'''"'! 49,, % cx,nc,., said
H""t'" nay" $50 ,.,. Tho
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necessity for Snrh ''hp'"Er.'Tn' ~ ~.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08

Carrot and easement hold many dis
rarded articles that can be turned into
cash through IntelligenCcr Want Ads.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-22
ORR, KY.

The Fiscal Court OF Lawrence coun-
~ has since It's establishment turned
4 deaf ear to the citizens OF Orr, KY,
as concerns It's roads leading from
wabbvillc. KY. TO Orr postoffice only
a distance OF about 3 IL miles and
fuIiy two-thirds OF this distance Is in
the crock, compelling pedestrians TO
wade the creek and In the winter the
roads are almost impassable to any
one riding horseback or driving. on
account OF ice. /.
We have remained quiet long enough
and for our rewards, we received
naught.- though henceforth We expect
70 be recognized as one OF Lawrence
county's communities as we feel safe
10 DAY that a sole dollar biif OF the
rounty'a money has not as yet found
its way 20 this road and II any To-
caitty In Lawrence county has any
more traffic. any more good citizens,
any more business, any more need OF
a few dollars TO be spent In this d.
rectlon its vicinity completely cut
on hy no roads ut ALL
Tho road bed had been planned by
Judge Rogga some several years ago