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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
Pittsburgh Bricklayers
First Organization to
Offer Wage Concession

Pittsburgh, May 20.-The 400 Brick
layers Of Pittsburgh and vicinity.
through their organization, Bricklayers
Union Number >. today In conference
with tho Brick Contractors association
offered to take wage cut Of 81 a day,
from $12 to $11.
Furnishing another sensation. The
contractors promptly rejected the Of
fered cut. and insisted upon their origin
al proposition, a proposed reduction Of
So a day, of from $12 to 50.
To persons familiar with wago nego-
tiations in the building industry, 1t
was considered likely the final cut
agreed upon will be about $3.50 q day.
from $13 to i10.50. as neither side in
such NEGOTIATIONS usually makes its
-TimIr proposition at first.
As far as Pittsburgh contractors arc
aware. this Is tho first instance in any
of tho larger cities of the country where
a union in the building trades has of
fered TO take a wage cut. The first
break" in the building trades hero is
expected to be followed by other trades.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
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ARE FO|[ED by !.
CLERGYMAN
STAMPS OUT BURNING
FUSEOF EXPLOSIVE
Feud Of Religious Sect In
Maryland Has Sensational
Climax. 3 5
Special to The Intelligepcer:

Cumberland Md. May 20.-Dy1em1t.
ers failed to blow up the homo Of t.
Rev. Walter Long. Pentecostd minister.
near Flintstone, this county. early 10
day, duo largely to tho nervo Of tAs
minister, who, aroused by the explosion
OF the first stick. which failed to DO
damage rushed out Of his homo In ht1
night clothes and stamped tho otAee
fuse uot. that had been placed In his
house. He observed several men leaving
in autos. He says he could have intsfs
cepted them had he not given time -
stamping out the fuse. The authortuoe
are making an investigation.
About the same time. an attempt vas
made to dynamite tho house Of John
Doiey, a member Of Longs congregatfol
who lives In the same neighborhood.
There Is reported to be neighoor.
hood feud over the inroads Of tho Penu.
costal sec which entered that territory
within the last year. Rev. Long held
a revival and his church was burned
several weeks ago. everything pointing
to incendiary origin.
Later he had a crowd Of men arrested
for disturbing worship in the church.
and Enoch Ait and Dayton Dolly wsre
fined. 1t is stated that the trial aAA
testimony only added to tho 1eud. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
BATTLES With CITIZENS AND POSSES
FOLLOW BANK ROBBERY IN EAST OHIO

Several shots were exchanged hc
twcrh the bandits and citizens. VINO
started in pursuit. The bandits auto
mobile was Joined by another which car
ricd three men. The second CIR reap
pcarcd later with the bandits machine
at Garfield.
Word was tclephoncd ahead TO West
Austintown and -Austintown. When the
robbers reached West Austintown vii
layers were ready for them and fired
several shots at tho speeding cars. The
bandits returned the fire. No ono was
hit. Shots were again exchanged n
Austintown.
BY this time several automobiles rrr-
rying police and the sherifT'S deputy had
joined in pursuit, but the trail WIS lost
near this city.
Later the two automobiles re-cntcred
Garfield by different routes. The cars
were recognized by Lester AlcoX and
Powers Dickson, who started in pursuit
Near Berlin Center they fired five shots
into one of the automobiles.
South Of Berlin Center the trail again
was lost. II was reported that the ban
dts had abanded their automobiles and
fed into tho woods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
CONTROL PRICE OF GLASS.

New York. May 20.-rro Iuction a, 4
price fixing Of virtually all glass used
in buildings throughout tho United
States have hacn controlled by the Ma
tional Glass Distributors association ut
Chicago. the legislative building trust
investigator were Informed today.
Under this system the price OF glass
has risen morH than 400 per cent since
1914, 240 per cent of the increasing
have been made since the armiSti"c. the
committee was told by Joseph Elias.
president Of a glass jobbing concern ar
q member Of the National association.
The Americans Window Glass COM
pany, he testified was the largest con-
Germ in America and set the pace in
price making.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
POSSES SEARCHING
FOR PAIR OF NEGROES
WHO ESCAPED JAIL
Specia, to The Intclligencer:

Special to The Intclligencer:
Grafton, W. Va. May c0.-The aid OF
other county authorities was Unlisted
today by those of Taylor county in 4
search for two negro prisoners who
Made their escape from tho Taylor
county jail this morning. They arc
William Commedy, sentenced yesterday
by Judge w. s. Kittle to serve eight
years in tho penitcntiary for robbery.
and John Stewart who was awaiting
trial for robbery.
George Smith, another negro, es-
caped, but was shortly afterward re-
captured.
Tho men broke out of jail when an
officer was locking up six men for train
riding Stewart dealt the officer ter
rifle blow over the head with bottle
filled with water and all three dashed
out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
Wheeling Man Musters
In Spanish War Vets

Eal;rS. VI. Va. May 20.-An orsaniZa :
ton OF the soldiers who served IN the
,ar against Spain IS years ago was
.onplsted. and the camp mustered into
rIlI operation under tho name or zan
p coilett Camp OF the United Spanish
War Veterans
Captain John u. Peters or wheel
ing Camp l.. s. W. V. mustered In tho
rcw organization with the solcmnity
characteristic OF PREPARATION for war
nd Il thrilled - souls OF the men who
Years aSo wore the blue and who would
gain wear IL in defence OF ther
country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
- -
Small Decrease In the.
Number Of Unemployed

Washington, May 2o.-Unemployment
figures compiled by Secretary Frank
Morrison Of the merican Federation 0f
Labor from reports reaching him show
that today in 210 cities there are
1896 persons, both union and nos
union, out Of employment as compared
with 1.3s1.3ss the last Of March. A
statement embodying the reports By edt'
les was made public here tonight. y,
Figures from Chicago had not beeH
tabulated, but Greater Few YORK ene
vicinity, according to tho report haS
4o0, 900 unemployed. or the same number
as on the last OF March: Cleveland ms
$4,000 against loS.s17 the last g
March. Boston 10000 against 3S.oee n
March; Milwaukee $500 aE1inst te.vve;
burEh $4,000 against 1000; Indianapolis
26, 900 against 1000: Cincinnati 3e.eee
against $4,000: Wheeling. ". Va, SnA
vicinity 1000 against 1000. I,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
TAX REPEAL URGED

Washington. May co.-Repeal Of al
war time excise and special taxes as
unequal and unnecessary was advoca t.
cd before the senate finance committee
today by Mayer D. Rothch!ld OF New
York, on behalf Of the jewelry industry
To make good the losses Of the repealed
taxes. Mr.. Rotchchtld urged adoption OF
q general sales tax Of one percent
which he estimated would produce ap-
proximately three billion dollars annu-
ally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
Two Ayiators, One a
Woman, Meet Death

Patterson. ". J.. May o0--Lieutenant
William Coates and Mrs. John Brady
which they were riding fell 1000 feet
TO the ground at the Preakncss flying
field near here. Spectators told the
police that the machine had just come
ont OF loop and was making a bank
wien the wings crumbled and the plane
fell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21

Urged forward by members who wish
to secure firm footing In the 1ntelli-
gencer's Circulation Drive. the new sub
Scribers are having their inning today.
This is the last day of the oiS extra
vote offer Of 10000 additional votes or
credits for every SEQ worth of new sub
scripthons. and the special brand OF
weather handed out by the weather man
is very suitable TO the members. whose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
GOVERNOR MORGAN DECLARES
MARTIAL LAW IN AA|NGO
States Executive A sserts
State of War Exists
Major Davis Placed in
Command

CHARLESTON, w. VA, MAY
EX-GOVERNOR MORGAN TO-
DAY ISSUED 4 PROCLAMA-
TlON DECLARING MARTIAL
LAW IN MINGo COUNTY.
WHAT HAS BEEN TERMED
A "lOCk OUT STRIKE" HAS
BEEN IN PROGRESS IN THE
COAL MINES OF THE MiNGO
FIELD FOR ALMOST A YEAR,
AND ACCORDING TO THE Gov
ERNOR'S PROCLAMATION, A
STATE OF WAR, lNSURREC-
TION AND RIOT Is AND HAS
BEEN FOR SOME TIME IN EX-
ISTENCE"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
The Proclamation.
Tho proclamation follows:


"Whrreas, state of war, insurrcC-
tion and riot is. and has been for some
time. in existence in the county OF
MinE". state Of West Virginia: and,
"Whcr"HS. large bodies of armed men
have assembled in the mountains OF
Mingo county and fired into and shot
up public and other buildings and fired
into passenger trains while passing
over the Norfolk and Western railway
in said county; and.
whereas. many lives and much prop
crty have been destroyed as result
thereof and riot and bloodshcd is sul
rampant and pending; and,
''Whereas. the Judge of the circuit
court, and the sheriff and prosecuting &
attorney of said county have declared
their inability to put down or control
such insurrection and riot and have
been. and are now. powerless to enforce
the laws Of the state within said Mingo
county, and have called upon me as
governor of the state of West Virginia
and as such governor eH-off!cio COM
mander in chief Of the military forces
of the state: and.
Whereas. there is necessity there
fore:
Therefore, I. Ephraim T. Morgan
governor of the state Of West Virginia
and ss such governor e1-offcio COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
West virginian Head
Of Coal Association

New York. May 20.-J. G. Bradley OF
Dundon. w. Va. was today elected pres
ident Of the National Coal association.
Other officers elected were: Vice
presidents, Alfred NJ. Ogle, Terre Houte.
Indiana: Erskln Ramsey Birmingham,
Ala: Ira Cleemns, Pittsburgh. Kansas:
J. D. A. Morrow Executive vice prcsl-
dent), Washington, D. c. Treasurer, ].
J. Tierney, Philadelphia Secretary. W.
B. Reed. Washington, D. C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
ACQUITTED H JURY

Special Dispatch TO Tho Intcltgencer.
East Liverpool May e0.--Hovard
Ring 90 Of Newell. ". Va. charged
with assaultinC Or. w. v. Bailey. ply
s'ciar. with intent 10 rob. v'1s accuit-
'S'l by a Jury at Lisbon today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
DISHONEST PROHIBITION OFFICIALS CHARGED
With ISSUING WHOLESALE LIQUOR PERMITS

you go to your own attorney general and
get a right opinion" But whatever YOU
say, YOU seemingly agree with him. in
asmuch as YOU have prepared law to
prevent the very thing he ruled was
legal"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
COOLIDGE RHfT11

Washington. May 20.--The condition
~ Nice-Frssident Coolidge. who has been
'onhned 10 his bed for several days with
: severe cold. was reported 10 be much
improved today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
TN W1TANTR

wsst Virginia Cloudy Saturday,
fair, nnd tempsfAturS.
ohio-Wssta1n PanaEyivantA-0SAsrA
~ fair Saturday and sunday eonttaAsl
VAIms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
new SUBSCRIPTIONS COME IN FOR LIONS SHARE
OF ATTENTION IN OFFER CLOSING TONIGHT

BIGGEST EXTRA VOTE PERIOD OF DRIVE WILL END IN
BLAZE OF GLORY TONIGHT WITH EACH AND EVERY
MEMBER DOING LEVEL BEST TO OUTDISTANCE COM
PETIToRS- 10000 EXTRA VOTES FOR $50 WORTH OF
NEW SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
INTELLICENCER WILL PUBLISH
"CHILDREN'S HALL OF FAME"

If YOUR CHILD HAS ANY UNUSUAL OR
ESPECIALLY PLEASING ACCOMPLISH
MENT, OR HAS PASSED A HIGH MENTAL
TEST, SEND IN DESCRIPTION AND PIC.
TURE FOR FREE PUBLICATION.
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(oonttnnsd ON PAGE, Tretvs0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-15
How the Prizes Will Be Awarded

The candidate the subsp
TONS Amarillo and Daily Panhandle will he awarded tr
touring
candidate having the highest number Of votes Ia opposite terri
tory 20 the irs prize will the sa3 Ford Saden
All other prizes candidates having highest number
of votes regardless of where they live.
will he prizes In all.
conunscn viii he rrld on al subscriptions to
work Throughout the contest handing
subscription during each weh providing the, win Of
prizes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-15
BONUS VOTE OFFERS

five subscriptions 90 The Amarillo News The Daily ranhan
de- either old both oi and together. handed In ~
for candidate at time during che contest up until eight es?k
Wednesday 18TH WIN candidate ballot
There limit number 81 these extra
taio,s candidate have
aud oeioch ssipr
March 18TH each SIS woh o subscriptions 20
The hsnd win the candidate 7s 900 ballot
addition iw due on the authorizations themselves
Between Monday morning. ss 9
Saturday night April and only 10000 extra Will be given each
aud Sis worth 81 subseripiions.
Between the date, Of Monday morning. April iih. and o'clock
saturday night April 9h each and SIS worth of subscriptions win
give the candidate ous 5000 extra votes.
the IL Monday morning. o'clock
saturday night Apr Gh op soee votes viii be given each
and amount Of SIS worth Of subscriptions
There limit 10 the number these ballots candidate
addition the all
With the candidates themselves ow tbey win do
each 81 these bic extra offers, +f.
You viii readily enough thai
possible before the Reduction
be larger @ers 10 votes made during this contest -
The hg % keep In mind Of all IL thai eas
contest Of this kind will give better advantage
candidate who starts later than YOU.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-15
HOW TONOMINATE

Nominations be made the Nomination
filing
not be subscriber The Amarillo News Daily
order to be a participant
AS nomination has been received by The Campaign
Subscription Book with full information
mailed y t 80 $500 ''7' ~ -
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The Prizes

SEVENTH PRIzE--
SIS No. . Autographs Kodak from Randall Drt
Company. ....
EIGHTH PRIZE
SIS Wrist Watch from u. D. FinIslea. The Je'
cler.
NINTH PRIZE
sac Wrist Watch from D.. D.. Finkiea Nov
display. :,
TENTH PRIZE
- No. a photographer Kodak. from Rand
Drug COMPANY
ELEVENTH PIliZE-
SIS Wrist Watch from u. u. Finkiea. The Je
cer.
Ten per cent commission paid 10 all workers "
W no. win oic OF the prizes '''''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-15

FIRST PRIZE
sIeio Overland Touring Car. purchased from
Overland Texas Auto Go.
stCOND PRIzE-
1913 Ford Sedan. purchased from Cooper.Iry
Company, where u Is nov on display.
THIRD PRIzE-
sees Columbia Pionograph purchased from
Nunn Electric Co.
FOURTH PRZE--
$3.50 Columbia Phonograph from Nunn Electric
Company.
FIFTH PRIZE
si:o Solumbia phonograph, from Num- Electric
COMPANY stop aud see these awards
SMITH PRIzE-
No Merchandise Order from White A Kirk
The Place Go i,uy Shoes" s'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-15

This campaign is under the same management
as The Daily Panhandle Contest which was big
success a few weeks ago. Same fair treatment
guarantee 20 all.
JOHN c. MONTGOMERY.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
cHRIsTIANA THIRD WINS ONE

Christiana Thirds defeated Sham
rock Wednesday by the score of
9 to s. The feature of the game
was the pitching Of Hill and the
catching of Givens The line-ups:
Christiana Thirds-Nolan. rf.; ].
Myers, cf.; Cannon, II; Rice, 3D.;
Garden, 2b.; ID. Myers, h.; Casey
S.. Givens, c.; HILL p.
Shamrock-Murphy, RI; Sullivan,
CT; Wolsey. IT,; Lane, 3d.; Ford,
ss.-p.; Biggens, PISS; T. Casey, 3D.;
w Casey. h.; Roberts, C.
Christiana Thirds would like to
arrange a game with any team
whose players range in age from
10 to 10 years. Send challenges 10
Bernard oDonnell. 732 Pine street.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
At Once
FOR HORSE SHOW
State Fair Entries Must be
Filed on or Before
August 20
PRIZES FOR WINNERS
IN 14O CLASSES

There is just one more week for
owners of horsehesh to make their
entries in the 1921 Delaware State
Fair Horse Show. All entries must
be in by August 90 and judging
from those already listed and who
have announced their intention OF
participating the show this year will
be the equal of any that has ever
been staged at any of the 21 state
fairs in the history of the Associa-
tion.
Last years show was a hummer,
being about the best ever exhibited
in Delaware. To equal that display
of equines of all description and
character would be feat enough.
The prize list for the show has
just been issued and reveals 14O
classes for which prizes. cups and
ribbons are offered. In addition to
this there will be a special class for
Percherons, those dappled bulky
specimens of horses which remind
many Of the old days. when the song
THE ere = BIS Horses etc" was
popus " wi O le- perance folks
In orde tha every exhibitor may
be assured of a square deal, the
Horse Show Association has gotten
together a group of the best known
judges OF horsehesh in the East who
will pass upon the points and merits
of these animals exhibited at the
show. In most exhibitions, the
only ones about stables are the
grooms and owners, but here in Del
aware its different. The people
have not given up their love for a
fine horse and the stables about the
Delaware State Fair Horse Show are
always the center for admiring
groups Of citizens.
The judges who will pass on the
merits of the horses are as follows:
T. b. White, Leesburg. Va; e. w.
'Twaddell. Devon. Pa; Oscar Seeley,
and Charles Hamilton, Philadelphia;
James N Andrews, Bethesda, Nd;
II. V. Colt. Genesco, New York
The rules under which the horses
will be shown and judged are those
OF the Association Of American
1 Horse Shows, which means that the
standards by which the exhibits are
to be compared are the same as else
where where horse shows are Of
ficially recognized.
Fair attaches are getting the
stables and horse show ring int
lcondition. and there will be stablini
b and bedding for any one who ex
hibits, who notifies the Fair manage
ment in time for that arrangement
to be made.
The members Of the Horse Show
committee are William DUPONT
chairman; r. r. NJ. Carpenter. Alex
ander p. Corbit, Joseph II. Gould, f
c. McCune and Caleb Stabler.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
SMYRNA TAKES ONE
FROM CENTREVILLE
to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA, Aug. 12-The Centre
Vile team made its first appearance
here this season yesterday and was
easily defeated by Smyrna, Q to 2.
For Smyrna, Hantwerker pitched a
great game. allowing but FIVE scat
tered hits and should have scored
a shut out as both runs made by
the visitors were unearned.
Sensational plays were made by
Scott and Northrup Scott featured
by his daring base-running, having
three stolen bases to his credit. Tur-
ner for Smyrna played a brilliant
game at short, accepting everything
that came his way. West starred
at bat with a home run over right
field fence.
The Smyrna team plays Dover az
Smyrna today and Delaware ALL
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
Big Babe Can't
Win En- All
BY DEAN SNYDER

Home runs don't always win ball
games.
In the SO games out of which
Babe Ruth coined his 29 up to Au-
gust z. the Bambino only cinched
10 with his four-base lick. This is
giving him credit also for keeping
the games from resulting in tie
scores.
His home runs in 16 OF these SO
games were complimentary. The
Yanks would have won without
them.
And in ten games in which Bam-
bino connected New York was on
the losing end of the score.
His homers have scored 20 men
ahead of him. Counting his own
tally he has given the Yankees a
total of 6S runs by his circuit slug
ging.
Pace Maker.
But one of the big features OF his
long-distance hitting which doesn't
show in the figures is the results
beLlntu nN Ills NeAlI-A
His slugging has been an example
to his teammates in every game.
All the Yanks swing from the
handle most of the time.
He has made two home runs in
three games each in piling up his 80.
Ten of his clouts have been reg
istered off Detroit pitchers-the
greatest number he has made off of
any one club.
This is due to the fact that Ty
Cobb has advised his slabbers TO
pitch to Babe all the time, and they
have pitched in his home-run
groove.
The Yankees have over so games
yet to play.
Barring accidents, that give Behe-
moth IT'S or more times at bat, fig
uring he will average more than
three times up per game.
He has the percentage in his
favor for lettering his 1920 mark
of 54 circuit smashes-
August Slump.
Recently he has been in a slump.
From July IS to August z he has
hit but three Of his famous drives
When he crashed out his 39th
on August he was one day behind
his 1920 schedule.
Last year he slowed up in August.
His 1920 slump came from August
6 TO September 4.
Up to August the Yankees had
made SO homers. They'll have to
hit "a more to set a new team record.
Those who bet the King of Sock
would hang up a new one still have
an excellent chance to collect
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
TROLLEYMEN on PICNIC.

Today Is the occasion Of the an
nual picnic and celebration for the
benefit of the trolleymens relief as
ISOLATION at Shellpok Park and sew
eral thousand people are assisting
the men in their celebration. 1t is
believed that the day will be the big
gest at Shellpot Park this season and
the exercises will not conclude until
evening.
The program for the day is under
the direction OF list of able COM
mittees and there viii be field sports
and a number OF novelties. The
trolley men are anxious for their
friends from all this section to come
out and enjoy a portion Of the day
with them and thus help their relief
fund
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
FANS FIGHT WHILE
LAUREL WINS GAME

LAUREL, Del. Aug. ia fight
among opposing rooters caused 20
minutes suspension of the game be-
tween Easton and Laurel here yes
terdav. The contest was the most
exciting ever played here. Laurel
won in the tenth inning, 4 to 3, after
tying the score in the ninth. There
never was such a large crowd here
and the home fans were hilariously
mad when Easton's pitcher hit a
batter, forcing in the tying run.
Easton got three runs in the seventh
inning. when two men got on
through walks and Slaughter put
the ball over the fence for a home
run.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
SCHELBERG TWIRLS
WELL FOR SALISBURY

SALISBURY, Nd, Aug. 12-
Johnny schelberg. who will be given
a tryout by the Pittsburgh Nationals
next year, had the Cambridge team
completely at his mercy and Sails
bury was victorious. to 2. in the
fastest game OF the local season
yesterday. Wright led both teams
in hitting, with two doubles and a
single, while Mehaffey. the visitors
pitcher, secured the only circuit
clout made at Gordy Park this sea-
son in the eighth inning. Duffy had
a busy day in center field, garner
ing six flies. one OF which was the
fielding feature OF the afternoon,
when he pulled down what looked
TO be a sure triple for Lentz Score:
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
SAME OLD STORY,
GOODMAN WINS AGAIN

The Goodman combine outclassed
Old Swedes in a church league game
at Rockford Lower last evening. 9
to 4.
Prices homer with two on, Banks
and Engleman, in the third chapter
was the feature.
Peters played the best fielding
game and contributed two hits, one
home run. in the fourth inning.
The score:
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
HARMONY

BIZ Killifer faces a big job as the
new Cub leader.
Chicago expects him to lead the
machine to the first division.
Every man on the team likes Kill
lifer He won't have to make them
hustle. They'll do it Of their own
accord.
1t wouldn't be surprising to see