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The Washington times., 1921-03-03
RETAIL SHOE DEALERS SEE GOOD
TRADE AHEAD.

CINCINNATI, March 1--WE are
going to have good business this year.
the worst Of the denation Is over" de-
clared James p. Orr. president of the
National Association of Retail Shoe
Dealers. in an address before the Ohio
Valley Retail Shoe Dealers Associa-
tion, now in progress in this city. He
added:
THE country has weathered the
storm beautifully. We are headed for
the great harbor of prosperity and
nothing can hold US back. We prob
ably will reach 1t sooner than most of
us think"
The Washington times., 1921-03-03
PLANTS RESUME.

After ten days of idleness 900 en-
ployes OF New York Central's Collin
wood shops sat FoIIansbee, w. Va,
have returned to work. The Follans-
bee Tin Plate plant Is now running
full capacity with 1.2OO men. Thirty.
two Youngstown steel plants have
resumed operations. and the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad announces
that sixteen crews will be taken back
this week.
The Washington times., 1921-03-03
ADVANCING
WASHINGTONS INTERESTS
Standing Pat, Gary
Tells Others to Cut

Ebert Gary chairman Of the United States Steel Corporation
changed his disposition regard to read
justmen economic situation He reiterated his views
the meeting Of the Iron Steel Institute last
and said today in New York;
change regard these matters,
said since Of which have
m
Judge had replied criticisms Comptroller
in mailed tuesday The Judge 70
The Washington times., 1921-03-03

making his letter public until the
Comptroller had an opportunity Of
doing 30 II he saw At.
He emphasized that the corpora
ton Is anxious always to do the
right thing In the right way and at
the appropriate time.
"Let US be patient, confident, cour-
ageous and honest" said the Judge.
"This country Is all right and the
people Of this country are all right.
We should not be discouraged nor
demoralized nor ill-tempered. This
applies to everyone"
During q period Of reconstruction
and readjustment, he pointed out,
everyone is confronted with problems
which are more or less difficult. He
does not consider 1t surprising
therefore, that different views are
entertained.
The most important problems be-
fore the people Of the United States
and Of the world, he believes, relate
to the high cost Of living. "This
should and must be promptly and
radically reduced further" he en-
phssised; adding: ut behooves all
"a a. n
The Washington times., 1921-03-03
Prosperity Returning

recorded. According to tho figures of
the American Automobile Association,
S,234,+90 passenger cars and 846,e26
motor trucks were registered. This
total registration Of S,l80.3l6 auto
mobiles represents an increase Of p
114,S70 over 1919.
The Washington times., 1921-03-03
>EwsBox SALES CORPORATION.


ID. m.-wili you please advise me
In regard to the Nsw.SsK sales
CorpSrstion7 They had . repre-
sentative with onices In the Nun
sey building. but this orice mas
been abandoned, and all business
goes through the New York Office
at 90 West Forty-second street
have very little to invest. but
have bought a few Of the COM
panys shares on installments.
Do you consider II a good propo-
sition7
Any advice you may give mo
will be appreciated.
A.swer-without casting any re-
lection upon the stock you Ash
about we should say IL does not
invite the favorable consideration oi
a critical investor. We should moi
call Il a standard investment and
therefore not comparable. In oui
opinion, with the best railroad stocki
and the best preferred industrisls ol
with good bonds.
Before giving further oonsidera
ton to II we suggest In all Kindness
that you write to any OF the New
York Stock Exchange houses adver
tising in The waskinstss TImes Ant
ask them for lists of current invest
ment offerings. You will then SCI
for yourself the advantage of invest
ing In a standard security that offeri
always quick marketability. a stocb
or bond that has demonstrated dow-
through the years it's good quality.
The Washington times., 1921-03-03
NEW EAST TRADE.

Announcement was made last night
Of the fling of incorporation papers
for the American Chamber of Com
merce for the Levant, organized by
officials of many big corporations. to
promote commercial relations with
the Near East
The Washington times., 1921-03-03
IRON MARKET SUMMARY.

Buying has been limited to bare
needs and the stagnation resulting
from the price cutting has not yet
been broken, according to the iron
market summary of the Iron Age,
out today.
While independents generally ap-
pear, II is pointed out, to have book
ed sufficiently to maintain their re-
cent scale of operations. further re-
cessions in Steel Corporation plant
activities more definitely tell ths
story. In the Chicago territory the
corporation has dropped to go per
cent of ingot capacity and in the
Pittsburgh district to IS per cent.
On March l the corporation had fif-
teen fewer blast furnaces active than
on February 1.
The February output of pig iron,
1.937.257 tons compared with 2,416,.
292 tons for the thirty-one days of
January, was s.75S tons less per day
than in January. The daily average
of 69,187 tons was the smallest for
six years save for two months in
1919.
The Washington times., 1921-03-03
SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASED.

McCrory Stores Corporation reports
net earnings for 1920 of $8I9 4s4,
equal to $10.24 on the common shares
compared with $464,20S, or $500 a
share in 1919.
Total sales for the year were $14.-
The Washington times., 1921-03-03
PUBLIC UTILITY EXPANDS.

The Pacific Gas and Electric Com
pany has added $1,000. 900 steam tur
bine electric generator to its Oakland
Cal, plant. Eight months were re
quired for it's construction.
The Washington times., 1921-03-03
SOUTHERN CONDITIONS BETTER

The Tampa, (Fla.) Board Of Trade
reports a 100 per cent Increase for
1920 port tonnage over 1919. New
building in 1920 also showed . gain
Of more than 100 per cent over the
previous year
The Washington times., 1921-03-03

New England, self-snpporting in
lumber twenty years ago, now has to
import one-third of the amount used.
The Washington times., 1921-03-03

write TO Hodskin q Co, % stsa<
street. Boston. Mass.
The Washington times., 1921-03-03

Investors Service


ssr.ies entirely .thest ehs. and sn
isss:,S. i. s s.r.is. s T. ssn..,
The Washington times., 1921-03-03
INSURANCE STATEMENT
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Marine and Motor Insuranc.
COMPANY of America

OF GALVESTON, TEXAS
on the a1st day OF December, 1870, as re-
quired under the District OF Colum bia
Code. amended June 30, 1909, and August
ls 1911.
The Washington times., 1921-03-03

MOTOR REGISTRATION INcrvxAsE.
The year 1920 shows the largest in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
DOWN STATE NINE INvADES Lo-
CAL LOT FOR FIRST THE IN
RECENT YEARS SURE OF
WIN.
with Two Victories over Crack No
Confeys, Visitors look Good to
Cop Big Tilt

Onc 81 tho biggest games Of tho seas
on is on tap for League Park tOmcrro"
afternoon when the i:;.u"rs hay" as th"
oppnsi,ion tho crack Consumers Fuel
uutit Of Warrington. This CLUB holds
two wcll-carncd victories over the Nc
Conkcys. and besides has defeated praL-
tically every team met this year. pilne
up the hest record eyer made by team
from that city. Til" visitors have not
apprarcd in this section IN recent years.
mos, nf tho games hc'nS staged 1T hom"
IL was indeed fortunate for the local
management Ia LAID such hiGh class
Gard and IN" fans are expected 10 turn
out In big numbers.
From word given out last night IL
will likely Il" n battle Of Southpaws. Tn"
Raucrs Will sport 4 new man in 'Lrfty
Wcstcrwick. known in tn" Pittsburgh
district as n wizard. lie formerly
worked for Beaver Falls and so far th1s
yrar has been going good His appear
anr. in a Baurrs uniform will add con-
siderable interest IN the contest. as
tho local team has been getting very
pood pitching in the past fcw games
on the other hand. Warrington will de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
WELLSDURC ELEVEN
TRAINS At BETHANY
10 DAYS IN AUGUST
ooAeh "Doo" Xldsx HAa GOOD Crowd Of
High school Candidates for
Coming 0AASo1

Special IHsratch TO The Intell!Eencer.
UelIsburS. ". Va. July l5.-An en-
,hn.'aStic meeting % all high school
football candidates was held Thursday
evening ~ IN" Y. NJ =. 4. and "'l'oc"
E'd-r their coach. nu & mod 4 plan which
will take the squad out To Bethany for
ten days previous Ia the opening OF
college. where they Will be put through
srrno severe training
Last years team did not meet the
eHp>c cations NJ the general public. due
10 conditions which seemed unConirplla-
Bile. but Indications al this tim" seem
encouraging indeed. without exhibiting
any undue optimism. II would 10 safe to
get hack OF next fairs team, as II prom
iseS to BE- real aggregation.
Doc" Elder. ~ Bethany fame. knows
and understands football from every
angle. lie has likrly bunch Of re-
cruits. IN addition TO many OF last-year
mon. several other boys whose high
school career was interrupted because
Of the war. have SiEnrfed their intrn-
tons Of resu ming their school work and
will become available for the tear
next fall.
Along about tho latter part Of August
Coach Elder will take MS squad TO Beth
any for ter days. While there they Will
live In tents and strict discipline viii
he maintained. On thAr return. tho
team expects 70 jump hight in and mako
& record for the local school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
SECOND OF SERIES
Cardinals, Of 0outn staA W1n 1Isst 1dg-
wood A G. H1ns At Forty
NSvoath STREET.

This coming Sunday on the Ferty-
seventh street grounds the fast Cardinal
A. c. Of the South Side. will play tho
second game of the three game series
with the Edswood A. c. The first Gamo
went TO tn. Cardinals by the tune Of /,
70 8 and no doubt the EdSwood nine
will Be back strong for revenge. Stuart
and Slck.rson will form the battery for
tho EdEvood nine. while schaAfer will
perform IN the mound for the Cardinals.
while Armeruster will hold down the
receiving md. -hc game win rtart A. !
o'clock sharp and no doubt large
crowd will attend this amateur classic.
Tho 2tth OF this month tho Ca-dlnNls
Will trave! 10 Maynard 20 meet the fast
Maynard Junior nira
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MERRELLS MIGHT
Be GIVEN BERTH
At OLD BETHANY
Rumor Is That Former Wsusourg High
School Coach VIII Go 30
Green and white

Special Dispatch % The intelligence.
WrilSburE. W. Va. July l5.-tocal
friends II ". -. M"rrcils, former attn
lrtIc coach of Wclishurg high school,
are wondering where he will locate noAt
fail. and some effort has been made 10
ascertain something IT m" plans OF
Coach Mcrrc,lS. HIS position At Wash
irGtnn and Irving vii. W nllcd by Clay
llitc If w. V. T.. and Their" is some
belief that Mcrrclls will find his way
90 bethany a. basketball and baseball
roaCh
Charles Nichols. local sport writer.
stated IN Friday that Mrrrrils would
probably hc given a berth AZ Runa!"
Crr'n. according To Mr.. Nichols. coach
Eula nd has boon appointed football and
track coach. ami viii HAY" tw" assist
ans These assistants - MIR. Nichols
starNs. arc I" hc Smith, Of Columbus.
and M~rrrlls. of WrllShurG.
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Lorains VS.. Commercials

Baseball fane ~ bridegroom. will get
a rare treat tomorrow nf'"-n"on when
N" last Loralr Goa! and n"ck Nine
meets ,hr R"!iairc Commrr";al nine on
~" I.nraia grounds and 4 good crowd
Is expected "a attend.
The Commercials have been going
at a CORD stride. winning fn'p, some OF
IN" best s"mi-Hro n:n"S In belmont
county, and - confident Of taking tho
LoraIns iato camp. The Rr>dger"rtrrs
have been playing good ball TOO, and
viii 2ur w a hard battle. EnCIc. late
II IN. MrC"rRrys will hc on tho mound
for ~" Ln-airS with BilloE receiving,
whil"' ~" hr''cry ~ ~" ReIlairritcs has
not yet been announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
oMulfo-Initial Buckle

Tt be up-to-da:r in Nrw York among
Su"ccsscGl business mrn. and the actors
and sports on HT"H!wly You must
wear \ ella SSv" "pw -h'l". h-idic-Icather
holt With 2IiV"rch-ui'::" buckle and
your initials. observation-disclosures as shown
IN plrt"~" II T. called The Mu.to-ln-
i,:a! E",t hu; 70 ":ri"r on. rad" would
cos from S!N = 'wC!Nc dollars. while
by y >n""i.ti process III" makers below
can Furnish - "I'' complete, with any
two or thrr" Initials. !u- only i2.na
postpaid. S"nd f"ur initials and two
dollars co. !w'; ana h':rk'" "r SIS for
h'!.k." :,lo'.' Nun"l back e You ar"
~; SATISFIED Address. BGcHlc C-aH
&c.. So &hs"AU ST. N"w York CRY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
CRACK MANN|NCT0N CONTINGENT
MEETS BkUERSAT LEAGUE PARK

pcnd upon Lefty" Williams FORMER
Moundsvillr pitcher. He Is In the pink
Of condition and promises to give the
locals plenty Of trouble with his famous
slow ball.
Warrington will have Red VoiGht IN
the lineup. He is former local boy
and considered a whale OF ball player
having done some nice work while
member of the Strochmann and j. and
+. G., clubs. Cook Of Parkershugr Is an
other star IN the visiting lineup. while
Eccfs is said to ne 4 pitcher that mas
considerable stuff along with plenty -
ztp. Several new faces are 10 be noteh
AT Mannncton is determined to set the
locals down.
With fair weather predicted. and since
this will he the only hig game IN the
valley another bumper crowd Is certain
l'mr!rc Daughcrty wi! again handle the
contests. which is slated for O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
YANKEES TO RUSH RUN

The fast Yankee 4. G.. n!ns of the
South Side. will journey TO Rush Kun
tomorrow afternoon TO meet the Nosr
Run A. G. nine. and good game 10 An
;:cipat"d.
Tho Yanks have been hitting = Plump
for the past month ur six weeks. drop.
ping a number If yame5. and they have
hecn reoreanized and P1pec: u presen:
strong front to-mn-r'w R""n
has hem playing good ball, ana shoold
prove strong opposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
35TH HOME RUN
FOR BABE RUTH;
YANKS WINNERS

81. Lnuls. July lS-Se~ Tork made
Il three straight over 81. Louis today
batting EanGilder !or nine hits aid
seven runs IN six innings 10 win. To J.
BABE Ruth hAtted out his thir:y-ntth
bone rrir 90 the Sea son In the sixth In
ring with one man on base. Gerber
PLAYED hts fr-t game ~ short ror INC
Browns since June s when his hand
yeas fractured by a pitched ball a: Bos-
ton Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
NIX KERR WINS FIRST EXTRA
INNING CAME IN A. |. CAREER

Ch,raro ru'v n DIX N"-r WON Ms
u.s. 49, trr,nc :.:ur since coming
70 he Ar,Ar,-.,n League. and his 'a'tiAi
,ir,nr, oyer Washington this season
uArr >'n;caE" boa, IN" Senator'S :" =
- - lur,us> to-day
,-.,,. ,i,, No. u. run In and men
40 sr,.onI ana "-s'. E-,"A~"7 lined -
zr.rlv uho stopped On first ha>e. dou-
hl-c 0'Rrurk. arI thr"" :" Johnson.
who ,ouched Serord. 5"t"ra charity
rnnlh -rNIrr- S,nr.
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Two base hits: Harris, FAlN. SchankS.
judge Mu,lixaH. Sacrifice: ShankS.
Double plays: Erickson. Sh7 Hks to
Judge. Harris TO Judge. johnson. Col
hrs 70 Sh~s'Y. TRIPLE play: Shr"'y L"
Johnson. LET, On hasr: Washington.
10. rh!caEo. !. Rasc on balls: or
Erickson. !: or Kerr. !. Hlt by pitcher:
BY Ericsson 'Mo<;il). ey Kerr tMilier).
Struck out: Hy Erickson. J. tmpires:
H!'dcbr3nd And Wilson Time: 2:i0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
PENNOCK HURT
BUT SOX DEFEAT
CLEVELANDERS

Cleveland July tJ.--Bnston won an
other pitchers battle from Cleveland to-
day. ) 20 =. Pcnnock injured his pitch
ing land when M stopped a IN" drive
by Srvclt and had To retire.
Catcher O'Ncill. OF Cleveland. made
mis- first appearance In a game since
MAY 50, acting as 4 pinch hitter. Score:
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Two base hits: RueL J: Speaker. >
Seweit. Mails. Sacrifices: Ruel. T1ttin-
scr, RueL Lett on bases: Boston. O.;
cleveland. II. Hits: orr Pcrnock- ! In
sl-3 innings. or Russell. in -: off
Mails 6 In :: of Sothoron. IN 2. RaSe
on balls: or Pcnncck. !; or Russell j.;
OF Mails. !: off Sothoronl /. Struck
out: BY Russell. |: by Malls ): by Soth-
o-on. |. H.lnninS pitcher: Pennock.
Losing pitcher: Mails Empires: HILL
Sallia and Connolly Time: 10.
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DIVIDED THE snnrEs.

DP'ro.t, N!"H. July Io--Ih" FhIh
enlpA.a Americans divided the series
WITH u.'r"'r taking 'o-tay's games ;
70 - n" tec,h .nnire. Dauss held tho
visitors 20 siI h',s for nine innings. out
Was retired Hhrr i'ohh entered tHe
game az p.nch slt,er Scor" hy In
nlncs' r. r. 2.
TNt,adr,rh.a. nor nt-3 |
Detroit .....r lhnhh n - !.
Has. k-r'" FnTnr, ard Perkins:
uAAAA Ak-alaIea aHt Bassle..
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Little Rock. II: New Orleans (t!rst
game
Little Rock. >: SrT orleans. 0 (sec-
cnd game. inrinEs)
Birmingham. =, Nashville o.
Atlanta. I. Chattanooga, !.
Memphis. I: Mobile. 0.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Indianapolis. 6: Kansas CITY. I.
Toledo. 4: Minneapolis. u.
Louisville. |: milwaukee. :.
Columbus. S: St Paul, J.
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.thheeSoeen
! ofSport
nv N,,oI,S4Al.4n,
by NsS S9Ah4es

tho "v'rcm" Rot weather would have
prevented many fr"ur going t" the
hcarhcrS. au! time will he needed To
Icrite wh.'hc: uncmri"ym"nt cuts much
Il 4 uGur" IN the falling on.
Find out what drove them away
IN ono thing, but the owners are
more interested in trying to ind
ont to bring them back.
Their" is tremendous chanC" just
nuw ;N.,: Ihc "wn"r> ui the New York
Yankees. 'Hci"al favori'eS f"r N" clam
p;"u.ilp "f ;hr American League. may
maxi" I change uc mlnaEHrS. That such
a change roe hcen cuni"wr,a'"d and
ina. 3. vouII have com" '"uS ago. but
rur nc rol'irtancc 81 ~" owners :" max"
Z CHANGE ,!ur'r& the p'ay'Ac season. *
known NIcclns. fin" h''i" fellow
who knows great deal ~ IN 1"hall. has
not handed IN" YarE"" u'icN'n" as II
should havn been handled. and has not
scrur~I results There u"d"uhtr~i'N T.
LAX Or d'~cir'ir" and 'ark - "r"''
INK .l>''.rE i.r.I :. 40 ',HrI. :"r
With liurc're N',rgN'r l. no. r"er"n=i-
n" 4, lcas' Nc entirely responsible.
TIE fac: Sat tho '"urn HAS key, with
~ easy striking distance II ~" Lead ~
'h- '"acu" AND Kept promising r0i"a'-
oily 70 steady and start 'h"'- real str'l"
.ht~ .-,.-,Cl So lev ton. tn" hand
nnc # tNc team during N" recent
serics nGt:r~' ~" Cni'ar0 Whit" S"\.
however. started something. The own
rrS worr No, satisfied with ~" handling
~ m, team and some Of nc active play
o. leaders, VI tn" team. w"r" "v"n loss
p'c- sod
TNc story At once VAS sent out that
4 change was imminent. and II was not
denied.
Swapping horses while crossing
stream mny be bad Judgment, unless
the old horse Is noundertng In tho
ouick5ands,
Americans a-r - acc sport WIN ~"
rnaI ENGLISH setting \; IN" pN'"rd-
,anh-:I=c-rriuCr'on- cornell track meet
n, T-ayr-s Island on July -. TIC
sc'ilrr for tho sports is - hc on Vt
'hc most hcau':fu, rvc- soon IN America.
r." picturesque Background - Tho
Queens ",nh London. viii h" dupi"atrd
on ~, island grounds
In 3'ar" ~ tho huge stadium and
,~wrr,nE stands Will hc substituted ~"
terrace avn and wooded knobs from
which 49, spectators vii. view the rack
and Hr'd contests = ~" English and
American Co'lNCi1ns
The New York \ G c"mntre" In ar
ranging FOR -" International games has
Planned 10 accommodate close /" 10000
guests IN ;hr afternoon az she meet.
Approximate, half ~ this number VIII
hr r-nvid"d WITH chairs. viii" ~" re-
matrtnr ~ p" seated u7on The Lawn
undcr me 'rH"s. Invitations and tickets
rrc now IN N" h1r,!H n" III" printers H"f
vii W. D'a.ci - sn'' shortly.
lCopyr ~: ,1-l 80 \.w York
Evening MAID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey city. J: buffalo. 7.
Newark. =. Toronto. 6.
Baltimore. :; Syracuse. s.
Reading. n: Rochester. lS.
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UALLUNoS9.

The Lorains. Of Bridgeport. desire 20
hook game away from home with sone
good fast team for Sunday. July r. nj
lonvale. Flushing or Latferty preferred
Phone IS Bridgeport after s:Sn r m. or
address George Brestle. r. D. 2. Pox
81. Bridgeport
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ro.o,>. hI,-WU,iam. r

TNO-0aSN 0IT%-N 7 .TtTTN, III q
peckInoLugh. S!Sirs Etom~ r'in--Ruth.
stolen pnSs-SCharE SacrlhcCS-Ward.
BAKER. ripn. jacobson. Double plays
t;rrher and S,Slr-. f.crt on base New
York : ST. Louis Ras" IN hal's--ptr
EanG:lr~r :. Rtvn~ !. Hits--orf Van
Glider . IN s. ~ff Ray-r | In :. "ft
Nn-ris none n Struck out .Ey Van
Glider To- Howl !. ~ Morris !. Los
ing pitcher -. Nanfil!dHr. trnir"s %
Dinr~n AID Mnr!arity. Tim" -l:55.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YaItArdAY'1 0Ame1

YsGtSrdAy'B Games
New York. :: 81. Louis J.
Chicago. }: Washington Ip.
Philadelphia. ): Detroit. GOD.
BOSTON, }: Cleveland. :.
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Jock Nutchison's remarks concerning
the treatment accorded him ny the Brit
ish golfers and golf officials At ST
Andrews after he won the British onrn
championship ar" NOT in good taste Ana
not calculated TO make for better GOV
ing relations between tho United states
and Great britain. II the BRUSH Ah-
thoritteS acted as Jock declares th"E 81"
his resentment ~ explained. aIH"nSh
such actions IN no way Justify ~" ha'N
criticism he made up'n arriving III Nc"
York
Jock says that there vas resentment
aSains, the rar, that hc renowned MS
allegiance 10 Rritaln and beam" an
American subject. He says that when
he hrs, went 10 Great Britain 'h"E
called him Yankee; when nc started
leading the field In the open h" hcram"
scottish American" Tho thing IL" TO
rented MOST was The manner IN which
the cup was presented. liz says /; wa
not presented ~ him At all hut hanh""
10 him 10y 81 atlacMe N!Lhou: - "GEL,
no ,nr rr-rrI >" mako 4 H3cn"N roH'
graduating him. His name wdS N'' IN
scrlhc,i on m" cup - onC - -" w'nh"F"
Jock naturally resented SUCH '-"Ai-
mcnt IN his old home. and Sr"k" '""
words concerning his thoughts an!
whil- YOU may not Get IN" hr"Suo. th'r"
never t. mr$,aking the rn,anirE - what
Jock says.
II 10 = rood thing that players OF
Eames are bettAr sportsmen than
their admirers arc. Tho beaten
player urunuy Is hrEt 70 conSratu-
late his oonqueror, and tho fans
last--psrhaps because tho players
do not bot
Tho argument over tho sudden loss 80
Interest by ,nr public N baseball. JUS
a, \ time when tho -1cc. are booming
really interesting. continues holly. No
f,crcr than a dozen different "ressons
for the failing or IN attendaac" nav"
been advanced Thts paper undertook
70 discover the rea, reason why tho
fans 90 suddenly ceased ;" keep mo
turnstiles clicklnE--anh The 7-"Donder-
ance Of evidence indicates thre" malnr
causes for the slump:
FIrs.-Slowhess and dullness ~ tHH
kame. combined with TOO much hitting.
sncond-Increased prices.
Third--Ruslnese depression.
The kick on the hiSh prices IL COM
hination reason. Tn" Fans did no; KICK
on paying more 10 see ball games whN"
long.distance hitting VAS novelty,
Tn. natural recruitment ot tho cntir"
people against the excessive charges
for everything may cNt"nd 70 haScha! j.
Indeed number o. communications re-
cetved indicate that II does. and tho rur-
Their fact that people cannot aNord -
pay the higher prices stands out. Ord
narily IN slack t,mrs. with many per
sons out ~ employment. att"ndanC" N
the cheap~- H~ats picks Up. l. has not
dana 80 during this slump. Nf course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YsTxerdAya 2ssulth
All rostponed--R Rain.
Rony'a 1Amee

Pittsburgh at New York.
chicago at brooklyn.
ST. Louis ~ Boston 90.
Cincinnati at FhiladelphiA