davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-19
Trlp Netee.

Trip Notes.
All the Fairmont bunch had a
fine chicken and waffle supper at
a road house at West Alexandra. s
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-19

Lefty" Sands, city. Editor Of
The Times, went over in the car
with Beehe, Abbott, Toolhman and
the writer. Sandy tried 10 give
us a detour in Little Washington,
but we soon got back in the road.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-19

Mrs. Percy Hines and Mrs. G. NJ,
Wiltshire made the trip. The two
Hines children and Nose KlIne's
boy also witnessed the defeat,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-19

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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13
YerI1img inbb11bt til Gnglamb.

2on6on, lite Sft. Sen brittle Me-
|giering Ear beiluttet at i110bDbe @e=
neral 8eribing til at fon11ne til 2o1t-
Don for at 1teolagge @ongresiers
Mresn1eoalie pda ben ubefienbte
|Sol6ats @rap i @elttntniter MbbeD
feritfom1ne11oe Gre6ag, oplpite uGbe=
ming 5tor" .ioag. 9erion Gatoe11
lite pasfer for ben anterifanlfe perit-
befa1enoe, bill &egieringe,1 sforeIaa
8aabenftillt illtanos6ogen, ben lite 500
ben1ber. ..
SbaeHetpn fortietter Neifen. 2is-
|fabo11, lobe 9ft. Sir @rneft
|@bacfleton, oer bar poa Sci til GDo-
|isbabet paa Ell 9p6ageliesreiie og
|bleb 11got til at Iagge ino ber, 6o
|bans 9th, rEbe Aueit", bleD ifabei
|l,noer en- iper Storm, befienotgior-
|6e, at bon piloe fortintte fiji Meiie.
Iiiboog gfibet e. M ubbeoret.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13
Mafbinqton, Ste Gept. @enotor

@afbtngton, Ste Sept. @enator
2o6ge, Sen republifonife 2eocr / &C.
notet, bap6e i6ag en Qonferens meb
GreIioenf &aroing % orefteoe me6
bom, boilfe Gfriot ser fu,1oe blioe
ns6ben6ige for at forbinore @amar=
be::6e tneIle,u Gemofraterne % @rup~
pet of @epublifanere, Ser ct misfor,
neieoe meo enfelte 2ret / 6en fore
liggenbe Sfattelob.
Ger bar tgaar Mftes ct betDonings@
fulot W96e al uprogreslibe" republi=
fcnffe Se,1atorer bjenr1ue Dos Sena-
tor Gapper al 4anlas, EFT af 9eoerne
for Sen foafal6te 2an6brugsgruppe.
Senotor 2ooge figes at bape inbrpm=
met ioag, at Gfattelobene 1noa on1en=
here's Oberet1s1ten1melie meb en-
felte al Sc progresiibes &rab.
Sc Mmenoementer, font oe pro.
-gresiipe er e,1ige ON at forIange, er
fe1genoe:: Suloltpnoig Opbebelie al
Tronsportifatterne, Sorbpielle al
Marimu1ns : SilleasIfatte11 fra 80
(Sott1ettes paa 2ben Gibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13
@urr &thlfatrn.
Observation-Disclosures Man pn sSn=
bmitriesmen iom ct bfonumiif Tor-
bltnb fe1nten 9lar.

@uenos Mires oen 9be ON. &bre
Scbleiiens SSnorltriean pil blibe
bol6t font ct inouitrielt oa efonotHilf
Sorbuno i fenlten gar ifblge SEN 2ss=
ming of bet icbleii1fe Nroble1a iom
bleb opnoaet af Mationforbunoetss.
Stab, og bboronl ,,2n Macio,1" 8 aors1
refponoent j Gent flyer ban bar er=
bol6t poaioelig l1nberetring.
S,6uitriegnen oil b1iue o6u1i11iitre>
ret / 6enne Gio al Ell international
&ontn1is sIion. Set omtpilte6e Ont
roooe piloe poIitilf blipe belt 80
net UNDER benbolospis pollf og tplf
@uberenitet, og en6lfipnt @ret1le>
be;te1nmelierne e1,6nu life er fait<
Tooet, bill oe b1ibe 1angt gu1itigere
for Holen e11o oe, 1om @torbritan=
MEN forle6en reilog / >11er Sber<
enslte1nn1elie rne6 nofal0et al 5olfe=
afiten11ingen me6 @eutbel1 oberloot
til Bo1en.
&orrelpon6enten flyer, at @aa6et
|beban61e0e @pprgsmaalets politilfe
og gfononilfe Sioer, i6et BEN ii6ite
SIDE bleo opfattet iom 6en bigtiglte,
og at Npg1en fa16tes / en- gfono1nilf
Obere1,sfomlt rnel1e1n Holen og &pif-
lano, bborpeo Geling df SS116u'trieg=
men, Der lt6gior6e Ebilten aierne>
bleb un6gaaet. -
@eignt ser bltper to forifieI1ige po=
litiIfe 3oner, bil6e S,16ultriegne1
blibe at betra9te iom ct e,1felt efo~
MONTH"; Gorbu11o n1eo fannie Henge-
bqfen og fel1es Mon1iniltrdtton for
Sernbaner og S116uitrt. timber 6en=
ne Or6ning bil6e Gplferne og Bos
lafferne peoblibe at giere fig ggne<
nes Tor6ele gieniioig nbttige:
Sen britiife og Sen fronife 93egie=
ring liges at babe goofien6t 95roief-
tet> 1neoens SStoIien far 1tillet e1loel
9SorbehoI6. .>.... .a- H.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13
Dr HuRnBkr Halg.
&ommnniiter og @oeialiiter tiliamz
men 106 Mabie; Sc iffezioeiali=,
1tiife &artier 1874. =

@tocfbolnt Sen 8oe 0ft. z6a11o-
1te1eoige 9p9aber fra Sc {benlfe
2at1bsbalg biier, at 8artiltillingen i
nelte Mies6ag (Mn6etfamtner) bliber
iou fpleer:: @omnlltniIter, 13; @ocioz
litter. SO; @enitre, IL. 2an0ntan6s,
partiet, 2t; &gire, SO. &onln1urilter
og 5ociali{terne bar tiliamnef t06,
bbilfet e. -n1i11ore emo be iffe-loeialt-
itilfe NartierS iontle6e StDrfe, 124.
Set forlD6er, at 0enlfre, Ser 1legteoe
at 6anne Ell tionsregiering neo
5ocialiIterte, 1naaffe bill lutte iig til
@eire for at forbi1r6re Gnnnelien at
Ell 1ocialiifilf @egieristg.
geo Migs6agsbaIge,1e flor polgte
5ocialo oenofraterre B Meprplet1tan<
ter, 9gire 68, genfre 45, 2adn0s
1lrarospartiet %, aolnn1ilniitertte q.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13

. @ilbe life lobe at .afberge Streif.
Malbington Sen 86e 0ft. Hreii6e,1t
@orbing bar ioftef iffe iltono til at
bebege Observation-Disclosures Sc,
oere til at lobe life at erflgre Gtreif
til 8oare1t. Sire Sinners 0bertalel=
{e por life tilltreffe1igf til at bebege
.Mrbeiberle6erne til at opgipe tit
Stan6punft.. Sc 1ae6e, at 6e iffe
funoe binbe @rubearbetoerne til no.
ge11 iaa6au Oberel1sfon}t.
Mor,nonerne Merieo tilbagesibes
2anb. gl Nalo1 Ser, Toe 0ft. @i-
flop M. Is. Beterionk 9berbobeo for
Mor11lonfirfen i 1oroItee Merieo,
1l1o0tog i6ag l1noerretning ON, at
8re{ioeut Obreeot1 bar bilIiget
Mane1 ON at tilbagesibe Merntoners
ne 1t5, 600 Mcres 2a11b og gienoon1
/ beitlige gbibuabua. 2an6et bor pn-
ret fonfiiferet l1116er @ebo1ltiDnerne
ii0en 1913.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13
GYat1r=Aruen.
$4,000 af 9afota=Hanfierems> SIR
,nme tilfjenbt bans mrgte Sats
ter, Wirs. MuIs.

Gepils Safe 90. 9of, lite 0ft.
W1rs, &ertbo Mois al ct. @oltl bleo
tilfie,,ot $4,000 al Ga6sboet efter
Grief 2psne en- @ien6elle fl,n6giort
ber ibog. Sun babbe anlogt Gag MOB
Dposboet, ioet bum bab6eoe> at bun
bar ct, Gatter al 2psne, fe6t / Ger
bal, @orge, fer 2psne u6ban6rebe til
Mtnerifa. sssngen ber biolte noget om
ben6e, fgr Sagen bleb anlagt. 2ps=
ne bar er frer11taae116e 8anfier og
6orrner gburcbes sSerrD, N. Dnf.
&on beoe. 1919. 2psne gifte6e Jig
n1eo en Mmerifanerin6e, efterat ban
bar fontn1en bi6. 9e bobbe it1gen
8er,t. Sans efterla6te Gorn,te uo-
gior6e $1O1 900.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13
6hantnttg- -Strtne,1.
China forfaiter Sc af :SSapan ftilleoe
TprTeg. sSapans Oprigtigbeb
e. lite bepiit.

Nefing 6en Zoe 9ft. 0r6lp0en af
Gbinos @por paa BEN iapanffe &e-
gierings Gorilag ongaaenbe en- Bi-
1eggelie al @bantl1ngltriben bleo Of
fentliggiort i6ag. Set iiees i Git
,1as Sbar> at sssapan life bar frem=
fert nogen Hlan ON ct Spgibr, Ser
/ {i1t @runb CT antagelia for ben IL
neiiIfe @egiering og set fineliife Solf,
og at ben fineii lfe &egiering ipnes, at
6er er megct Sc 11De Gorilag, ion1
n ufrernoeles er uforenligt ne6 oen fl
neliife @egierinas gjcntognc grf1e=
ringer, oct finelilfe fSo1fs &oab og
StrGben og oe Brinciper, iom lig-
ger til @run6 for firelilfe Sraftater
me0 fre,nme6e Wngter."
Set tilfbies, at oerion1 1oriogene
on1fotter eeSapa>s en6elige SSnbrm11-
n1elier> up6er De ct rtilitreffeligt &c.
bis for Oprigti9be0en al &opons
gnife om at fao Spprgsmaalet bi<
lagt."
gfotel1 bleb oberroft ben iapanlfe
Wini1 ter igaar al 0r. Gen. Sen fine
fife l16enrigsninilter. Gen iapanlfe
Wini1 1ter la00e Ga, at ban bab6e moo
toget Doflln1entet / el1 rent 1tofficiel
@gcnlfab, og at ban bil6c Iebere BET
tilboge til ST.. gen. 6eriom oet bar
nantageligt for sSopan. ss5oag bleb
oct SEN iopanlfe 2egotion iagt, at
Set e11ouu ifee bar ofgjort, ON No=
ten pil6e blibe ien6t til Eofio eller le-
beret til6age til Gr. Den.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13

Miniiter Gtpe1l}on er 1terft firfes
Zig i11teresleret og ct We6le1n of Bor
6reliers Mea1igbeo. SEQ 5ioen of
fine mango fon1nereielle, fon1nu1nale
og firfe!ioe @igrelnaal bnr ban fun
net afie iffe faa 1ioen Eio til Birfs
Ionrbeo for nor6ilfe fulturelle 5or=
maal. San bol6er Jig 1taoie oiour
me6 0en 1orife 2iteratltr, omfatter
rorf &unft og &iItorie meb lepenoe
Snteres|e og fgrer ielb ct uomarfet
norif Sprog. San er formauh for
Munieipel alffairs saomiteen 2in'
coln Glub. 9pens fornenlte r.p1bli
[fonIfe Srganiiat:on er Ireii=
oert for Gcanbinopian 9(rt Societp
Of Mn1erica og Breiioert for Mn1eri=
can=5canbinabia11. Foundations &aoo
/ MinneIotu.
Wfinilterer4s ene1te @or11> Gatteren
giold, Bot ST.. .itiania> gift meo
|Gouscbef @anhelsbanfen ST. 1im
Nergaaro. Sans elofte Gatter Ma,
bel baoe paa 9perreiien til Scbtnei5
i $1,000 bo1ts 9ltltr1, SSneeborg.<f.
9oeaani base =: SEsss;ii{{|tt;;al,ia ! 1912:
/ Gen anlerjfa1ff saeeat:on ari'
lttanta bor,< <fi0ett gilbert 9. @ebn1e.
oe1non aftraa6te fom Miniiter, beret
foreltaaet al Observation-Disclosures
@ailep fra &ertucfp. Set. 8uifep
bar 2egationslefreter Gebpei5> 90
Mr. Smenlon bar Minilte Ser.
Wr. S>penion mo6tog 1noerret=
ming ON fin ll6nebnelle I'll Mini iter=
poiten neiogtig poo 4=Marsoagen for
Meboelellen til bam ntn, at ban bar
u6nepnt til Minii tier til Donnnarf.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13
Tuatt til Tartttrrttr.
Temten MiAioner Spllars itaar MI
til @aabigbcb ,nub @arelntsfpit-
teringer 1om Sifferbeb. -

@alDin9ton BEN 7be Sft. &ongres>
mano George 80. Doung, Nortb Da<
fota> in6leberebc i6ag iom @eprn=
1et,ta1tt for equity go=Operotibe e.
Change of st. Boul til @rigsfinans=
forporotioneu &ontraften otrgoaenbe
2oon nf $15>O 100000 fifligeule6 allc
cnore Baptrer 1lofrebet for Optagelz
len al 2aa1ct.
Set bar angoaen6e bette 2oan, at
eSobn 81. Q(noer1on, Yr9libent for
equity Go=operatipe grcbange, og
Benjamin Grafe; forle6en berben6te
Jig til &rigs ansforporationens Di=
reffion.
9ele IranSuftionen er bEebet rib
bet for al1e Smlppb, og Bengene ltoor
ltrar til @aaoigbe6 / Winneapolis
Tpoeralreierbebonf, Ser if1l be11Dttes
Ion1 en- l(n6erafoe1ing al 5fatfanme>
ret / Sberensltentnelie me6 Gdoera<
re1erbeloben.
Ter1ninalparebus ser
onbenoes lom 5ifferbe6, 'lfal life len=
oes til @afbington, men ffal forblipe
Ii Observation-Disclosures / Minneapo=
1is> bpor famine fan inoIeies ftror,
noar 6e beb6bes til 9lfllutning al
&ornialg. .
2oa11 bil bIibe til1toaet for op til
go 8rocent af &ornets Warfeosber-
81, og BEN 150e Mugu1t 1922 er fait=
lat 1orn 9otoen for 6et enoelige Sp=
gibr me6 en- Rente al 61a Brocent.
&pgter er bleoet u6bre6t ONT, at ser
bar fomn1en en- &ru6e paa Sraaoen
Il Torbon6lilt9erne, men BET bi1er fig
MT, at 6en enefte Goriinfelie lfplotes
9lfien6elier al bisle 8apirer til 9lns
oerion og 9rafe ct. Saul til l1o>
feroieelIe. Gisie er nla bleoet inole=
beret til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
@ongresman6 Doltng, og l1n6erbano=
1ingerne for 2aanet er fuloenot.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13
syranif=tpif Operemsfpm1t. @ies=

baoe1L 6tc 9ft. @n Sberensfom1t,
bborbe6 Sen tpife &egiering forplig-
ter Jig til at 1ebere til sSranfrige in
ben. tre 9lar for 7,000000,0oo
@ur6marf / 8pggematerialer, blep
un6ertegnet ber- i6ag al Sen franife
Mini1ter for 6e befrieoe @gne 2ouis
2oebe1r og oen tpife @efonftruftions>
ninilter @alter Matbenau. 11noer>
fegnelien pirfeligeigr en- Oberens.
fcn1ft ser bleb lluttet i @epten1ber.
1ye,ntem 8ran6mnn6 pberbeIbet.
Chicago, lite Oft. .Genlten @rano-
memo bleD i6ag oberb9l6et of Meg
|un6er en- 8ra,l6 / linton @tocfparb
ono Graniit gontpanDs Sdoplagsb1s.
8ra1lolfa6en anifaaes til $500,000.
Det ontages, at SsSloen bill rln1e i
|&9eti nlin6it to tiger.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13

Granting anmoSet ont at banne en-
@egiering. @tocfbolm Ben 10oe
Oft Song @l1itaf bar a1,lnooet for
benp9renoe @tatsmini|ter @ialmar
Branting ON at oanre ct NIT Mt1i.z
lterium ifteoenfor Oscar bon Sp.s
oops, ion forfe6en tog Mflfeo.
1O4 Mar sammel. Mrs.. Mnna
gasperien paa 6et ,lorife 8etbesba-
biemi i gbicago fDlote 6te 9ft. 104
Mar. Sen gan1le Game er troos tin
bgie M6er frem6eles aanosfriif og
.raf.
r.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13
EurHknnHhptalittu.

@aa @runo al ben operoroentlig
1abe Gris paa Minncapolis Tioenoe
3 . bi ftre11gt bofoe poa Sen @egel,
:lcs ~ 1l;s 1l1sS> t betales Sorifub. M6resie-
-, = zcal nltio, til bbilfen Dag
@t.,, : 7bbis oerfor 6or'
npelfenaa az, Aentet lite er MOB
tuset iu6en @1a Aeoens l16sane> BIZ
per beofonmerbe Mbonnent itrpget.
Genne @egel bliber ftrengt oberbolot
lige oberfor olle Mbonnenter uben
Gorfiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-13
knt&1t1111nFlRtt.
Il. g, Grain @ruapers' Drga1iia.
tipnsp1amer. equity Grebanse
bif foreitaa &prnrinsen.
aormbamblernes 2anbsfore1ing be.
tesner 6eu fooperatibe &urnn1ar-
fe6splan iou 1t,nnlig.


l1niteo 9tates Grain @rotpers,
SSre,, fon ne6te ber ibaa beotog to
@eIlntninger, ion, bill tiene til at
fjerne oen Misforftaaelie, ion1 bar
herifet n1ellem Minneiota Garn1 8u-
reau Geoerotion og equity Go>opero-
tibe @rcbonge, og fre1nlfDnoe 0rga=
nifationen uf Gornnerne en la116s=
bio aornnarfeosb osbebegelle.
On @elol1,tion blep beotaeet, 1om
bemDno:ger Brefioenten, Gefreteren
og &aslereren til itrar = at treffe
Goranita!tninger for at frennn1e Il.
g. @rain @ropers' @irfio1nbeo i
@tater, bpor ti1fre6sftilleroe >Gren1,
gang fife er blebet giort.
--$n anoen Melolution be,npnoiger
6isle famine @rnbe6smenb til at ips
re l1noerbanolinger for at oprette
mio1ert6ige Salgsage11turer, gien.
nen bbilfe &orn ti1bsre11oe Il. g.
Grain @rotpers' Meolc1nn1er bill bli<
be fo1gt mes Sen Sori itaac1ie, at olle
iaa6onne &ontroftcr mao u6lebe itl=
6er tre6ipe Gage efter set fgr1te
Marsmaoe, 1om bill blipe bolot /
Warts 1922.
11e11igbe6en 1nellem Gar1nIeoere /
Winnelota - iom mt blonot sSornn>
leoere ellers omtales iom uM::1tne,
}oto =Situationen" - lagoe @eiIag
paa cit bel 9el af Direftionel1s Gio
iooq. timber Gisfuslionen forflore-
oe S. 81. Mn6er1or, ser er Me6len
nf Gireftione1 iaabellom Yrpiioe11t
for equity @rcbonge, at II. g. Grain
8rolpers iffe biloe b1ipe officielt
EfnDttet til 6e1t @ornri1tg lon1 MI OBJ
rettes unber gquitp Ggcbanges Sc,
=6elfe, 6erion1 2anosorganiiatio
EGireftion iffe enlfeoe Set. GfterIon
|ingen offteiel slnerfiel1oelie nf IT, g.
@rain @rotpers bIeb poet ben Sting,
fo1n bleb lnl1ig gie11nen1 set al &r;gs=
finnnsforporutionen oberlaote 2oal1
poa $15>000,000, a,taees oet, at
@ingen bill giel6e for at pere 1oe-
lnffenoe ct Gqltitp= =8orctage11oc.
uGarnerne / Minne1oto," iog6e
Pre1ioent 6. s. @uitofion ioften,
~fan bore forbislet o1n, at II. g.
Grain @roipers mart ,bil blipe orga=
nilvret / oeres Stot. .Ni boaber op-
rigtig> at o1le Organiiationer pil fin
oe set ntu1igt at blibe enige om ct
felles Nrogran1 troos Gtri6igbe6er=
ne Sen ienere Si6.~~
Gb:coao> Ste Oft. gfter1on1 Sen
fooperatipe &ornmarfe6spIon, iorn
ioaares bleb iberflat al Mmerican
6nrm 8ureau 6eoerotio1, bar bi1i
fig llnllllig, bill Grain Geo!ers' Ma=
tionol Ms1ociation life I9ngere BE-
tragic BET iom n60benbigt at Doloe
fin ipec:slle Legislative &on1ite / Gbi=
cago og bill flptte ben til Soleoo
itrar, berettes set / EN- grflering fra
MISUNDERSTANDING iaften.
Set ct forbi mes 6e11 @pobenoig=
beo, fom gjor6e, at hi aobneoe Son,
torer @bieago," be6er set / &or11.
bon6lernes @rflering. uDenne 9sgo:
ben6igbeo oplto6, for6i hi bil6e as:
bare 8arn1eren om at Sen on1fotten.
6e &ornring, 6er ipaares blep frent.
1tillet for bant. iom ct @oteniboe1
n1aotte foloe ian1men paa @rl1no al
| fine egne gfonotnilfe Mangler."
@ilbe fife lpbe at -afb9rge G#reif
\
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-17
BRILLIANT PITCHING
OF Pete D0N0hUE
LETS BRAVES DOWN

CINCINNATI, Sept. 17.--After drop
ping three games to the fast stepping
Giants, the Reds returned to their
usual gait and trimmed the Braves on
Redland field Friday afternoon by the
score of to I.
Pete Donohue, the young Texan re-
cruit, pitched brilliant ball after the
first inning, while Oeschger was hit
hard in the early innings, and McQuil-
Ian, who succeeded him in the fourth
frame, also was more or less effective.
Both teams fielded wonderfully and
it was a pretty contest to observe
The Red infield did some fine and
fast work, while Ford, of the visitors,
did some clever defensive work in the
field. The hitting was freely on both
sides. but the Reds were the harder
Founders, earning all of their runs by
clean. hard hitting.
The Braves got off to slight lead
by punching three hits in the first
round, which netted them only one
run. This lead was not held very
long, for the Reds came back in their
half and scored two tallies, which
were enough to win the gaze, on two
passes and singles by Bressler and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-17
URBAN SHOCKER AIDS
IN PULLING FORMER
COMRADES FROM TOP

NEW YORK, Sept IA former
member of the New York Americans
Pitcher Urban Shocker-helped to pull
that team from first place in the
American league yesterday. Shocker
now with the st. Louis Americans,
pitched against his old team mates
and won 10 to 3.
While this was happening at the
Polo grounds the Cleveland world S
champions continued their winning
streak, defeated Washington and to-
day were leading the American league,
two points ahead of the New Workers.
The New York Giants increased
their lead to three and half games
in the National league by winning the
first game of a series of three from
the Pittsburgh Pirates, their nearest
rivals. 1t was the Giants ninth con-
secutive victory and also the ninth
straight over Pittsburgh.
New York has eleven more games
to play and by winning five and losing
six Of them, would finish the season
with a percentage of 610. Pittsburgh
| to equal this must win ten of IA re-
naming games.
| The St. Louis Nationals kept pace
with their fellow citizens, the Browns
I by winning ninth inning victory over
! Philadelphia.
| What most batters dream and hope
to do-hit home run with the bases
| full-was accomplished yesterday by
George Sisler, the Browns star first
sacker His homer in the game
against the Yankees came in the ninth
inning, the ball going into the lower
tier of the rightfield stands.
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BLACKBOARD TALKS
INSTRUCT EkRLHkM
GRIDIRON WARRIORS

With the first week of practice prac-
tically completed, the Earlham foot
ball squad according to all indications
is going strong" toward getting into
shape for the first game on Oct. l.
Mr.. Jinx, the hard luck magnate, is
usually heard from about this time,
but 1t is hoped that the Quakers will
be able to ward off his attentions this
year.
The downpours of the last two days
have not succeeded in dampening the
enthusiasm of the football aspirants,
and have given the coaches opportun-
ity for some instructive blackboard
talks. The players expect to take
advantage of the over Sunday rest to
get rid of some of the initial soreness
and stiffness.
AS far as quantity of material is con,
cerned Coach Move seems to be about
as well supplied with wherewithal for
building up football machine as any
of the other Indiana coaches. Reports
from Indiana University state that only
80 candidates were on hand for the
first practice on Jordan Field. Move
has at the present time about 80 from
which to make his selections, although
several of this number are inexper
fenced.
Saturday morning after some indoor
instruction Move and Higgins tool
their squad out on the campus. where
passing and punting and light sigma
work was INDUCED in. The men were
| also put through a series of spirits and
| developing exercises. A brief scrim
mage was also held
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PROSPECTS ARE GOOD
FOR LEGION eleven
DURING next SEASON

All Wayne county ex-service men
who wish to try out for the American
Legion football team this year are re-
quested to attend the meeting to be
| held next Wednesday night in the
| legion rooms. This meeting is the
first get-together meeting that will be
held by the candidates, and it is very
important that all men should be
present.
Prospects for a winning team this
year are very good and the legion boys
should have one of the best Independ-
ent elevens in the state. Herb Logan,
a former Earlham college athlete, has
agreed to coach the team this year.
Logan coached the team last year and
turned out good team considering
THAT it was the first year several mem
bers of the team had played the game.
He will give a short talk as to the
plans for the season.
| This year, will see many of the
same men back in the fold. Several OF
last years men will be lost to the
squad, but new material is being
rounded up for the tryouts. Several
new men have announced their inten.
ton of coming out this season.
Men to be lost to the team this year
are: Dollins, end; Roach, backfeld
Harding, backfeld; Hale, lineman
Norris, backfield, and Webb, backfeld
Same Line Back
Practically the same line will be
back again this season, but Logan vii
have to spend considerable time in de
veloping new backfeld men. Two
new men that look good to land places
are FitZgibbons and Knott. Both mer
are exceptionally fast and have thu
necessary weight. These two mel
will be given tryout in either the enc
position or the backfield.
Of last years line that will be OF
hand to try to land their old jobs viii
be: Simmons, Brumley and Rudy
ends; Brooks and Smith, guards; Vo
gelsong, Bertsch and Drischel, tackles
Mcbride, center. Several new mel
will be out for the line and will Civ
the veterans some competition.
/. In the backfield Coach Logan will
find Ashinger, Title, O'Neal, Good
from last years team fighting to re
tain their places, and several new me-
trying for positions. Eubanks will
try for backfield place and shoult
cause considerable trouble among tn
contenders. Many other candidate
are expected to turn out at the NEE
ing next Wednesday
The first regular practice will b
called for Sunday morning, Sept. q
The practice sessions will be held a
the Fairgrounds on South .Twenty-set
ond street, every Sunday mornin
! from then on. Many of the candidate
/. will hold workout at the playground
next Sunday morning.
/, Most of last years equipment j
still on hand and will again be use
: this year, with the exception of ne,
D jerseys which will be purchased thi
5 season. Last season the legion teal
E used black and red jerseys, but wi
e change this season to more suitabl
color of blue and gold or blue an
r yellow. New stockings also will b
e purchased.