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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
INDIANA DISASTER
Confined Prom Page ons.)

although several persons tried TO halt
him
Il went down to the wreCkaEe. The
conductor of one OF tho trains came NJ
AMI tired TO ask something. He could
no; talk. he was shaking 50. and ! guess
could not have answered | don't
remember much after It. | went home
hut could not Sicep. | kept seeing those
two Giaring hrad!ichts-they s""mcd
giEInilc rushing down on me.
dreamed Of them and l must hav" tossed
4 lot. for several times l picked IN" bed
clothes off the floor
I'm all right now, but thank cod FOR
my escape. Fortunately the cars foil
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MINCO MURDER TRIAL
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bv Judge Bailey and many Other p.ac"
suggested by opposing counsel.
Greeted BY Relatives

bv Judge Bailey and many Other places
suggested by opposing counsel.
Greeted BY Relatives
-Four one hour and a half .uryincn ana
defendants trudGrd about Hatcwan. GO
Ing from one end of II to another, the
iurv viewed the seen" St"litly. hut tn"
Jrfrndants obviously were pleased L"
81, their feet on familiar ground once
moro.
Wlycs and relatives OF the accused
continually sought points OF vantage
where they could sec them as the!
PASSED through the streets. Her" ana
there a mother would hold M haby or
n youngStcr 10 wave /" one Of IN" m"n
under guard. a smile, u wav" of M
hand would he the answer. and then I'M"
defendant would turn ~ answer IN"
halls or friends who had moro t"mcrity
and FOLLOWED behind til" thr"nG.
Lively Not There
The Lively Cafe formerly "ondnctcn
by g f. Lively, Il Baldwin-F"!tS d"t"r-
tive. who recently proved the sur
prise" witness for the state. was locked
and Indications pointed that the room
would bc vacated shortly. Lively haS
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Side T@lMs' N
Nv Rut11 Cameron
A THOUSAND YEAR SLIP

out OF that yet unborn century r'TiAer
COMP brated that. but you know what
! mranI and tell ~ the contents uf h. =
letter II. d0uhrirss would contain IN
Vulnerable words that "" should not
understand. l. would probably ;ako
this imaginary messenger days 10 eN.
plain the ful' Ai,nincan'" Of al hat
was written therein
meyer .cuuld h"'i"vc tn pcopi" WE
try 20 make rs think that "" ar" Iu"
for n return Ia ha .hIriSm >U,h as came
after the Roman l:mpir" !, may he
that | am troubled by what Carl Parker
calls the "optimISiic Squint % the Amvr-
ican people, but II IN" civilization n.
tn" w"r1h can pass through what II
has PASSED IhrnuEh in IN" last dv" or
SIX years and no. hiSln,"rratc ! don
believe Il viii
"a Thousand Years in Thy Sight"
or C0urs" talking about "a thouSa nd
years from now sounds like talking OF
!mar mary and unlikely possibilities. \
hundred years from now Is udit" n
stretch of the mag nation. but thou
sand And vet IN history ~" other
day ] rcah that there ar" s!Ins by
which the historian can h"duCr that
there was human life on this planet Of
ours two hundred thousand wears an
and animal life at 'rIs' forty million
years In comparison " Thousand years
dos not seem Ink" an 'mr"SS'hI" time.
but ruor" nkr n watch IN the night or
Yesterday whru q l. past
What good docs u do :" talk or think
81 such things %ln'" t'"y IAN never
mean anything :" Us as indlv!duniN' In
one way no good. In another Way he
same good that i does to look II tn
stars and IA" planets. to remember that
there may hr millions OF pe"pl" upon
tho planets. and that the stars represent
\ universe so vast that II takes three
years for tho light TO com" from some
Of them ttraVc!inE about lSo'ooo male"
a second
In ulnrr Words = makes w realize \
litllc our own relative insIEnlnCanCe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01

Indianapolis. Ind. Feb. cS--pectsion
OF the United States supreme court to-
day that sections Of the Lever act under
which the government stopped tho
coal strike OF 1919 are invalid will have
no bearing upon tho indictments re-
turned in United States district court
here last Friday against 226 coal opera
tors, miners and coal corporations,
court officials said tonight These in
dlctments, they explained were all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
CONVICTED MURDERER WONT
BE ELECTRoCUTEp APRIL 10

Trenton. y J.. Feb. Is Frank +
James and Raymond " ScnuCk, Slay"rS
of David :. Paul, Camden bank mrSS"n-
ger. will not die in tn" electric chair
here IN" week Of April 10. as their Sen
tru"rS provided. hut both cases. through
legal proceedings here today. Will 30 t"
the court 1T errors for review. n" ~N-
c,.ut on OF each being stayed. An apIaI-
cation for i new trial made by counsel
for Schuck :" supreme court Justi"c
J[ulZcrharh. vino presided at the CAM
den trials. was denied. but his cdS,' like
tina, Of James. viii BE- reviewed hS the
states highest court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
Five British Soldiers
Killed By the Irish

Dublin. Frh. @S.--At least i've soldiers
We're killed and eleven wounded NJ $50
o'clock this evening in cork. whcG they
wrr" attacked hv armed civilians. says
Il military communication ISSUED to-
have been unarmcd and walking along
tn. street when the attack WAS made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01

Williamson. W. Va. Feb. 2S-Court
adjourned this evening Immediately up
un tn, arrival Of the jury and defen-
dantS from MatewJn where they spent
the afternoon visiting the scene Of the
BATH" last May.
The murnin" sitting was taken up
largely with the examination OF r. An
Grrsor. former Raldwin-Felts detective.
who ESCAPED from the light between de-
t"ctivcS and residents.
The prosecution has a few more
minor witnesses to examine and prob
ably Will rest It's case before noon to-
morrow.
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NOTICE.

John Fart and MIS-. stephen Luooy'
It In important that We locate Mr.
John Kart, who vas employed on
June 70, 1914 BY the American IN
.srnatonAI ship Building corporA-
don at Hog I21AnA, a. gate tender 1T
s4th and rtnicum Railway cro06n8'
philadelphia Any in1o M ton
which viii enable ns 70 ascertain the
aadroSa and locAtIo2 OF 0tther n1r.
Wnrx or AEra. StSphen Luddy, Win 70
amply rewarded. Communicates I'm
med1stely with lol7 Wheeling Steel
Corporation Bldg., telephone no. 2l2o.
MaTl-I
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SSHERRARD
Society VIII ReorEanize

Tho Pleasant HI. Ladies Nd So
r.,tl viii hold an all-day m""''n.; at
tn" home Of Mr>- NJ. - Arch"y GA
Wednesday, After q time spent AT
quilting. til" annual reorganization VIII
-; held and "fru',r> will b. elected for
/ Ia" ensuing year. All m"m""rH arc
urged L. Il" present
McCloary Funeral.
Funeral services wrr" held on FRIDAY
2 r,rruoon At tn" home Of his son. \. Y.
Mr,lrary. for tn" lat" Thomas Mc.
Clcarv. who's" death occurred W'dn's-
Gay night fui4uwIuE an illness Of heart
trouble Rev. g " R"Sl" conducted
the services and intvrm"nt was IN the
MoundSyillc cemetery
Sherrard Briefs.
Ear Hood Of Flag staff. Arizona. IS
VISITING his parcnts, Mr.. and MIS-. y
l.. Hood.
MIR. and Mrs W r D"an and dauEh-
ter kathryn Of Wheeling Creek were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. chester Dean
on sunday
George II. Mrl'omhs Of Stcuhcnville
spcut Sunday al tn" nom" OF his father,
+, {. W MCCombs.
Miss Mary DcarI~n is III.
The Mt Olivct Ladies' AID society
Will meet at the hall on Wednesday for
! an Ll-day session.
Mrs clifford AFTER ard son.. Orlin
Glen have returned TO their homo at
Alliance. O., after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
I charles Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs T. c. KlaGeS. daughter,
Miss Edna, and son Chester visited Mt.
ami Mrs &. H. Dean Of East Wheeling
Sunday They were accompanied home
hv Miss Mamie Dean. who will spend
DAYS h,,rr
Glen Cooke VINO has been quite H.
is improving.
4 Young peoples meeting. led by
Pearl Kupfsr. will be held IN tho Pleas
ant IIil NJ. T.. church Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Roulah Snrdckcr Of Mt Oliv"t
was the guest OF relatives in Mounds
Lille Thursday and Friday.
. William II ScabriGht is Ill
MIR and Mrs. q. G. Bromcr and Ms
Louisa Rromcr OF Mozart visited i.
Brlia.r" Sunday.
Albert Marsh. Jr., Of Mt. Oltvet IS
sick. s-i&r
Miss Ruth M,NComhs spent tho week
md with friends ir Wheeling.
Mrs r. Montgomery was the guest
IF Mr.. and Mrs. J H. Montgomery OF
" atwood on Sunday.
Hugh Wilson and family are moving
from the old Shcrrard school house 10
WoT Run.
Mrs 4. D Hood has returned home
after visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jo-
scph Curl. OF Park View.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Baker enter
tanned a number Of friends with a
quilting party At their hom" on
Wednesday.
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Wa understood that upon arrival 1t
, Williamson court would resume its Sit
tingS. and that four or five minor Wit
, nrSs,.s Of the stat" could he examined.
( This Will clear the prosecutions Wit
ness list and the state will rest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01

Let milk-fcd Ansora cat out OF tho
house and he'll run under \ barn after
rat. And you don't alter boys long
ing "a play in the mud by dressing him
In white Fauntlcroy suit.
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wATrxD-MALE
wAErRp-p,<;ric, manager FOR WIZ

wANRRD-D,Stricc manager FOR WhHF.-
inr and vicinity Good proposition
. with some established business to turn
lover TO the right man. Previous expert
) snce unnecessary. We will teach you
40 sell income protection through our
free school OF instruction ana n'lp you
shuild protection through our fire." school
OF instruction and help you build huSi
mess OF your own. Massachusetts BOND
s4nS and Insurance Company. Accld~ nj
sand Health Department. SaE'uSw. Men
SEan. Capital $500. 900. mr-l-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnsr. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel. 12l2 chAplInS street.
Call Phone 1917
DIED
WILHELM

WILHELM Monday. February IS.
1921. at o',.o, 4 Il. m. At her kat" res
ldrncr No. 3SG McCoi!Och street.
JOSEPHINE NJ. WILiEELM. in her
%6th year.
Funeral from The, "a" residence. We'd
arSday. Marc, . At $40 O'Clock.
Requiem niSh mass 1t 81 AlphonSuS
church. a. O'Clock. lnt"rmcnt a.
Noun, Calvary c"mc"try
RAL1-pn sunday. February -. -.
AZ go u'C.Uck 4. m, GEORGE Il
HALE, In the 7Stn year OF his ..g".
SERVICES will l." held at The Mend"i 80.
chapel. i"t2 Chap'inr street. Tuesday
afternoon " u'rio,& x. Friends are IA
vletd t. attend lnt"rm'nt private"
Peninsula cemetery.
H1aGrNs-On Sunday! February eth.
1921, at 80 U','loc& a. m. At her r""l-
denrr, sos South i'"un street MARY
HOLIDAY. vii" ~ ;h". Late I. IL
Higgins. N he: S"th year
Services - IL" rrs,G"u," Tuesday af-
,r-noon ".3O u'vLUrS. Int"r'n'"t Pri-
,.,tr lir"rnwUod cemetery.
ikjnd.y omit flowers
zAHNrrSAt Pain E"ach. Florida. on
sunday. February - 1871. at -
o'clork a NJ I.AWKE\GE HARNlTS,
n his sam year.
Funeral notice hereafter
orHEnI-Or Thursday. February @ith.
I0ol AT $50 O'clock y. IN, At the resi-
dence OF his daughter. Mrs. Frank
wells. 3S4" wood street. WILLIAM
O'NEtLL..
Funeral notice hereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01

RIcR. LEVEL PARRs.

Al sizes on lmproVod roads. IN th's
.f..rtUe section. near Columbus. At prices
hat are bringing your nctghoors her"
information cheerfuliy furnished. Write
me. John Geddis. Sunoury. Ohio.
C-28-l
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SALESMAN WANTED.

wANrED-SaleSman who can sci stock
n a reliable company ready 70 start
reduction. Plant completed and pa:d
Tor. finance Tor working capital SrH
Mr. Ros-n any evening. No. 100 Wind
,mr Hotel. between and O'Clock.
mr-i-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01

ION sALE-AlL kinds OF fruit trees and
~hruhbvry. from Stark Bros. the !ars-
ct and best nursery In the world. Every
thing guaranteed true 70 name. Drop
me. a card and / will call on you. Isaac
Walker. Salesman. West Alexander. Ia
fest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01

rwAMTRn-aen. Lear! barber trade.
Wonderful demand and wages. foS!-
, tions waiting. write to-day. Aolcr
Barber College, 81 ". 5th str. Ctncin-
raE Ohio f-l9-l-mo.
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wAMTND-PoSrrIoH.

wAMrHp-Toung lady wishes to 90 TO
homes and give ShampooinS, nanlcur-
ing etc Phone 27TS-J. r-ZS-l
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FoR SAbE-Ciroccry and general mer-
c,.andtSe business. Doing fine ousi-
mss. Iuvoiv, 100000. VIII sell for
g.. 900 %. terms or cash. VIII lease, rent
ar sell building Fine healthy place 10
I'VE IN, nice locality. Inquire OK Maurice
lVor~tcr. Box Harr:sv!lle. u rs!
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wnrWDAGirl roV general housework.
small family. good wages. Mrs. Albert
Schenk. Laurel Ave. Lenox Place. 33o-R
Wds. t--e-m
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wAMrEp-FENALG.

wAMTnD-Girl for general houSevork.
No laundering. Mrs. {. +. Allen. ll-6
Ch2pline street mr-I-i
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wANFTD-Reliable lady to take agency
for our guaranteed fast color quality
AoAse dresses References required.
punnTille & Co. LoCkport y. Y. mr-l-i
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roR RALG-3 Ohio farms ranging from
100 TO ~ acres. Address y. Ii
t;r.mes. ConnotVn. Ohio. K. L. /. t-2l- .
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ron SALE.

Fox 1ALH-One Ford delivery truck,
one Ford touring car, one Chevrolet
touring. and a II ton Republic trucK
E-uce II Seabright. 1910 Jacob St
hone 1882. mr-I-l
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FOE sALE-Two very desirable lots at
Holloway. o. near X. OF ?. hall. VIII
build houses 70 suit purchaser on re-
quest. on reasonable terms. The Scot:
Lumber Co. bridgeport. Q. r-li-3lt
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WAITED {:

Girl for general insurance office
work with old established agency.
Permanent position. Good salary.
Insurance. office experience neces-
sary. write General Insurance.
rarn News. G-2S-i
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD


TWO MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS
This little merchant At work in his
shop suggests in Il r"bUS way the names
Of two birds. What are they
Answer TO YestordAy'B Puzzle.
The wO-d-SHELl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
POE yAL.E-coAL LAND.

roR BALE. roo acres ~ coal land on
ohio RIVER Cali =. l. Philips. 2%-22nd
- mr-l-
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OUT.THE.P|k

Modern home. rooms and bath. 9Th
street. ,iirnwoud All modern convent
cnces Must be seen to hc appreciated.
SCI. Ms fur price.
E rooms and hath. furnace. All CON
yrnicnrrs. garage. Lot iONllp. AT Pleas
anton \ bargain /" quick buyer.
South Wheeling Double house or
rooms. good cellar. Now renting for
32S.uU per month.
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POE RErr-ruRN1sRED ROOMS
wANrEp-ro 1EHT.

FOE RNRr-FurniShed rooms for Nghc
housekeeping Apply md floor intel
f.gencer Bldg, 1906 Market s.. t-l+-tf
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ron sA1.E-3rvER CRAFT.

Pull cabin. IS h. p. Light draft mo-
sorooAt. Has an oak bottom, good
sixOd dsekB, IS It. huh. Lying at
1loypnth st., wheeling. Xenry
SAlade, llos water st., Wheeling,
". Va. l-S-"Vt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01

POE RRMT-TurniShcd front room In
Intelligence Bldg, l50J Market -.
lrnoue 344S-J '-S--'t
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And what will h" be- writing "h"u;.
If a Someone could como back to US
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-14
TWO INNINGS DISCLOSE
SLUGCLERS IN CONTEST
Yankees "Murdcrcrs' Row
Has Nothing on World
Series Candidates.

With the batting order unch,nued
ana the same twirlcrs in the box. The
thirh inning OF the first game of tho
dDnoic- header being conducted, In
connection with the Evening Dis
patch Ten Famous Fans" contes,
VIII he played today. Each vote Is a
counter anu Il subscription Is Il home
run WIN tho bases full. The contest
rnitor holds the score sheet and all
nay To-Day ne viii check up the runs
scored by contestants.
IN" hrst two innings OF the contest
ulScl"s"d the fact that the famous
,mNL"'r"rs row. OF the New York
ihh"e"s. could learn Il few things
from the heavy siuggers Of Rich :
m"hd. Run after run crossed the
piate ana several contestants took
hiE leads. However. the contest is
Young yet and only sustained effort
VIII carry a candidate through to vic
tory.
Only TWO more weeks remain be
fore the Ten Famous Fans will be
""cid"d. ana VIVA; is regarded as the
most popular contest ever conducted
IN thIs state, VIII become history
during these two weeks an emporium
ity to go To the world series. whcr-
ever IL may be played with all cx-
pcnscs. including railroad fare. hotel
bills and tickets TO the games paid
10 tn. contestants
II is wonderful opportunity for
ton aggressive fans who are willing
20 work during the next two weeks.
The identity OF the Ten Famous
Fans" depends entirely upon the cf-
fort entrants in the contest are will
ing to put forth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-14
RICHMOND A. c. HOLDS laFa
ENTHUSIASTIC MEET|NG]
Decides That Football Will Re 49,
Only Branch of Sports
Undertaken.
G. W.. PAGE NEw vIcE-rnE.slnrN1. ]
NesiEnnti0n OF Walter Anderson Ac-
cepted-Conch and Captain to he
Elected Soon.

FOOTBALL games arranged for this
rail- by the Richmond Athletic Club
Will be conducted on a understanding
basis. the players participating in all
returns above expenses, it was decid-
cd last night at meeting OF tho or
SANITATION held in tho Richmond
Hotel.
1t also was decided that football
will he the only branch OF sports tho
organization will attempt this fall.
\ pCIicy contemplating Darticipatinn
IN haSkc;ball and track activities was
rejected.
Great enthusiasm over prospects
ior IN" coming season was expressed
ny The ilfty members present. the
opinion prevailing that the coming
season VIII be far more successful
than was last year.
The resignation of Walter Andcr-
son as vicc-presidcnt Of the organi-
cation was read and accepted. c. w,
rag" was elected to fill the vacancy.
Letters from several big Northern
rievcns, expressing desire to play
IN" local cievens. were read. They
VIII be considered in the near future
Both Mayo Island Park and Bouie-
ward Field were offered for use by the
team. y choice Will he made within
III" next few days. Both parks arc
convenient for practice and may be
secured for Saturday games.
The team VIII meet soon and elect
Il coach and select captain for the
eleven. Several competent coaches
are In view and announcement of the
choice made is eagerly awaited.
The eleven this year will he made
up OF some OF the best all-around
Eridiron stars ever seen here. Bunny
Corcoran. now with Rocky Mount
baseball club, has been secured. 1t
is probable that a member of the
Colts also will bc signed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-14

t2), BiEbcc. Carey, Cutshaw Three
base hit--BocCkcl. Stolen bases
Maranvil!c t2), Robertson. Sacrifices
Nixon. Carey. Barnhart t2). Double
Grimm: Grimm. Marnnville and
plays - Maranvillc. tutShaw and
Grimm. Left on baSc-BOstOn. Z:
Pittsburgh. ). Base on balls-on Me
CULLEN. .. of Carlson. !. H!ts-on
McQuillen. in l3 innings: of
Fillingim. in %: of Cooncy. in
/ Ia: OF Ocschrcr. none in 30 Struck
out-hy coonc: Il. by Carlson. I.
Winning p!;chcr-Carlson Losing
pitcher McQuilicn. Umpircs -Brcn-
nan and Hart. Timc-l:31.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-14

pcckinpaueh Thrcc-hnsc hit-Mcu-
sci. HON" runs--iioopcr C2D. stolen
hascs-Johnson, Collins. MrNaIly.
SacrificcS---Iohuson. Mruscl Duuhl.
plays-Collins and Shelly, Rogers.
Dcvormer and pipp. Left on bases
New York, \: Chicago, =. lfnSc on
halis-On Harper. >; OF Rogers. =. on
Kerr, (. liits-om Harper 5 in inn
ings: on Rogers, i'm .. Struck out
by Harper, {: by Kerr. :. Wild pitch
Kerr. Losing pitcher Harper
Cmpir-s-Nallin. Wilson and Chill.
Time, 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-14

' '"' 80 'Nn'''ii ~ US hlH
St. Louis ..........l00 $40 72l-l5
Washington ....... 900 00l 900
Summary: Two base hits-Rice
Jacobson 90. Tobin. Three base
hits-Tobin. Shockcr, Harris. Stolen
bascs-Tobin. Sislcr. Sacriiiccs-Mc-
Manus, Ellcrhc. Left on baScs--St
Louis, .: Washington, I. Base on
balls-off Mosridgc, {. Iiits-on
MoEridge. II in 2-3 innings; Acosta.
in l-3 inning; Erickson. . in inn
ing; Mcl;lrce, in inning. Hit by
pitchcr-by Erickson tSislcr); by
Shockcr tMiianb. Struck out--hv
Shocker, ). Losing pitchcr-Mogridge.
Cmpires-Connolly and Moriarity.
Time, 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-14
YANKS' LEAD CUT

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The lead
of the New York Americans was cut
to half Il game today, when Chicago
defeated the Yankees. 6 to >. 1t was
ChicaSo'S thirteenth victory over
New York this season, and Kcrr's
sixth victory over the Yankees i'm
seven games. lloopcr's batting fca-
tured, as he hit two home runs and a
single, drew two bases on balls and
scored four runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-14
PHILLIES BEST CUBS
iRv Assncintclrrcas-l

:.
CHICAGO Sept. l3.--Eccn" was an
steady in the fourth inning today. his
tumble, II walk, a wild pitch and a
double ana single giving rhiladcl-
phia "a lead which Chicago could not
overcome. because Ring. although hit
freely. frightened UP In the pinChcs
The final count was I to =, in favor
Of the visitors. Tn. score:
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PIRATES SCALP BRAVES
Try Associated rrcss.l

PITTSBURGH Sept. l3.-CarIson
Kept the hits scattered in today's
game and the Pirates won BY n score
Of to g.
Two double plays stopped possible
runs for Boston. Pittsburgh knocked
McOu!ilnn out Of the box In the sec.
ond and FillinSim stopped the SCOT
ing until superseded by n pinch hitter
when cooncy went TO the box and
yielded the nth run for the home
team. Score:
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TOtAIs .......... 20 NNI6 y
'Battcd for Eiilcfer In seventh.
'itatted for l[ccnc in seventh.
tBattcd for Jones in ninth.
NJ. Smith out, hit by hattcd bail.
Philadelphia ........ 600 30l 00o--i
Chicago ............. 600 OlO--o
Summary: Two-basc hits-Kclic-
her, Elliott. Konctchy. Thrce-basc
hit--Barbcr. Sacriiiccs-E:!liott Lee
hrurvrau. Double plays-Tcrry TO
Deal To Elliott Left on bascs-Philn-
delphia, 2: Chicago. :. Bases on balls
off kccnc, .. Iiits-on Kecne. c in
4: of Jones. , In .. Struck out--by
Ring. 3; by Kccne, 4: by Jones 2
Wild pitches Ring. 2: Keene. Los
ing pitchcr-k cene. Ump!rcs-McCor
mick and Klein. Time-I:3S
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BUGS, Is; TAR BABIES, ,

WILSON y. c.. Sept. l3.-WiIson
took the second game from Tarboru
mere today ~ the score of - To ..
The outstanding feature Of the con
test was the pronounced smalincss %
the attendance. Only about 310 per-
sons saw the Bugs defeat the Tar
Babies III the one-sided AFFAIR. The