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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
MOUNDSV|LLE IS
HET UP over THE.
SERIES WITH MACS

The Moundsville Fans are very muc0
interested in the two game series Whicn
which the local club will play with MOI
Conkeys this week end. There has ~
WAYS been keen rivalry between thsSe
clubs when they were playing Indenen1
dent ball and this is Increased py tn
fact that several former Moundsvflis
plavers are Low with the Macs ana ono
or two former McConkey players are
now wearing a Moundsville uniform. ~
far no word has been received as
Moundsville as to McConkeys lineup but
II Is known that McConkey fears the
local club and has strengthened HIS
team for this series. i
The new management at Moundsvills
has secured one or two new players ano
shifted the players so that stronger
and better balanced team will be on this
field with determination to take both
games Of the series. Moundsville now
has a strong pitching staff in Bob Smith
of Elm Grove and Keefe OF Warrington
and yesterday Manager Curtis secured
the services OF Jack Nelly formerly or
Martins Ferry but now OF Bessemer Pa:
In addition he will have Honecker ana
s Lattimer to call upon II needed Ale
tho these players are OF more value In
the field and viii! be used there. Man
aCcr Curtis has announced the FOLLOW
Ing tentative lineup for Saturdays
games. IL.
Newly. CT; Easton. IS; 8. Latttmef. 81
r. I.attimer. IF: Mum. 1b: Honeckef II;
Cecii.ob: Higgins. C: Smith. keefe,
Nelly, .; Lutes Utility.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
STRONG LOCAL TEAM FORTUNATE
IN GETTING PTTrSBURGHERS
HERE SUNDAY
Riverview Park Promises to Be Taxed
to It's Capacity-Vtsitors
Come Tonight

Preparations are being made a; River
view Park I" take care Of one "' tn"
largest crowds Of the season ihat Will
he on hand To see the game Sunday
afternoon between the Wheeling tasryS
and the team from DuQucSnc Univcr-
sity.
This heing tho only opportunity that
the local fans will have az seeing Il
real college team In action followers OF
the CaseyS ana lovers. of CollcEtat" hIs"-
ball will he On hand TO sec what IS
expected 10 be one OF the snapp!cSt
games played in this vicinity.
Last Sunday the CasNyS defeated III"
!. ]. Coyn"s Of PITTSBURGH and the fans
who saw tina, gam" are unanimous IN
heir opinion that the team gathered
together under the Casey banner Is as
strong. II no, stronger. than any ;"Hm
playlnE IN Wheeling since tn" death "i
tn, Central league.
While the team that was on the NeId
last sunday was all that could b" de
sired for tina, occasion. still the ''aS"NS
no, content have added several now
names to their roster and the lineup for
sundays game will show added strength
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
HOMER TOR WILLIAMS

st. Louis. Mo-. June 2.-TwU home
runs. one by Kenneth Williams Of the
Browns. featured today's game with the
thicag" White SoX. the locals winning
IL 20 1. Falk. of the SON. scored the
other homer. The Bowns hatted around
N the fourth inning. when they made
seven runs. Williams scoring two hits
u homer and single The former set
him ahead IN the major league circuit
drive race. and broke his tie at 10 with
Hornsby OF the local Nationals. Score
by innings: K. H. T..
Chicago .......0lN lUN oil 4 Il 0
St Louis ...... 500 7nl OLE II |
Batteries: Schupp. Hodge Ind Schaik.
raryan: Shocker and SEVERED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
CRACK P|7TSBUR CHI C0LLEC|ANS
EXPECT WIN OVER FAST bAUERS
VETERAN BASEBALL AUTHORITY
SENDS WORD YOUNGSTERS
ARE PRIMED FOR TEST
visitors Como with Bang-up Lineup
Johnny Evans Makes Debut
with Local Outfit

A play that seldom occurs on base
ball field came in the tenth inning last
Monday afternoon a. Peterson Park.
Tarcntum Ray Monde. pitching for IN"
Pittsburgh Co!lcg;ans and Toby Fuller
ton. for the FrielS Of Natrona, wci"
having IL out. with the score even 81
one run Two men were out and tn"
I'rlels had a runner on third when IN
derSon hit ball back Al Mcndc. II"
gathered Il IN with his Gluvcd hand and
vas in the act Of turning 20 throw T.
first for the out when his LETT EnS"
gave way and he fell Imply I" ~"
ground. The ball rolled away and ne
winning run went over.
Mende turned 4 ligament. The Co!leg-
ians won the morning game.
Dick Guy brings his fast collection O.
haseballers here for game at BauerS
Park tomorrow afternoon and record
turnout Is assured The BauerS VIII
have several new faces in the lineup,
among them being Johnny" Evans. the
Ferry flash A crowd Of five hundred
from the Ohio city can be expected .a"-
rnrd!nC to word given out ll.i niSA''
Tho Rauers management announced !iSi
night that the tilt Is one o: tho hard
est of the present season. and tnH thain
will have to step the limit. T a N.'-
tory IS desired More than ordinary IN
,erest is being shown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
TUNNEL GREEN
SCENE Of BIG
SUNDAY GAME:
MoUNDSvILLE DETERMINED TO
KNOCK MACKS OUT OF FIRST
HERE TOMORROW
Both Teams Of Inter-Ctty League Are
PINNED For Big Series Starting
Today

Next Sunday at $50 o'clock the
MoUndsyille- MCt'onkcy baseball game
will start. From reports coming from
Moundsville they will have one Of the
strongest teams in IN" league on the
Tunnel Green lot next Sunday. They
have been securing the valley for GOOD
players end have gotten together such
n bunch as Louie Madden. former P.
e. F. G. star: Chiles OF tho Bauers: Scrse
and Rob I.attimer Of NJ i. Eagles;
Eastcon Of the l.. G. 6, u. co. team, and
Russ Fell. former McConkey players
Besides tho above mentioned local play
ers they have several big league or ex-
Central league players. All In all theF
will put up a battle well worth seeing
lust this last week they have re-orsan-
lied and from Indications they VIII Do
found around the top CT the league IN
n very short time.
II is probable that Knobby Miller Will
he back at tho catching job for the NC
Conkcys after several weeks laF-oli
with had split finger. HIS hea'!
hitting will ha very much ackn"WIc6Sra
and his inside baseball will certainty De
a great help 10 the Macks.
After losing the sixteen inning battle
y, Decoration Day at Amsterdam. man
MGR McConkey is DESTROYS Of winning
both Of the opening games TINS sa'uI,
dav and sunday. And every player VIII
90 on the field confident of vlctors.
n Saturday the mighty Rushman VIII
probably pitch while Sundays t"irlet
uin drnend upon how the Saturday
game ar McundSille turns out
The game at Moundsrille VIII ssar' d.
9.oO o'clock and the game SUNDAY at
Tunnel Green vii start at 300 clocS
md both games will he fight for oioou'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
400 Middies Graduate;
Address By Roosevelt

Annapolis. Md. June 2.-Members OF
n nava! academy graduating class again
today wore presented their diplomas by
Roosevelt
Today Il was Theodore Roosevelt. son
Of the late president. who was acting
secretary Of the navy, due to the
absence OF the secretary. welcomed the
more than four hundred m'dshipmen or
the class Of 1922 to places IN the per-
manent naval establishment ~ the
United states. In doing so. Mr.. Roose-
Welt impressed unon the members OF
the class-probahly the largest class to
he commissioned for years 10 come
that they are starting on life service.
The graduates were told by the score
tary that tho qualities they must have
for success ARE the great fundamentals
LOYALTY. courage. determine tion'-but
above all they must be leaders Of men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
NEW ATHLETIC FIELD
FOR ST. MARYS HIGH

AZ the annual meeting of the st.
Marys high alumni last week. It was
decided tuh u!ld a new athletic held for
n" use OF the high school. The field
Will he large one. having big grand
stand. and the entire held Will be sur
rounded hy large fence. II j. estl-
mated that The field Will he completed
about a week before the opening OF
the football season.
-. Marvs has always felt the need
II an athletic field. and. with The con-
sjrurtion Of tn" now one All the various
obstacles vii IA removed.
Tuc n"'h WI he paid FOR by III"
alumni. who plan /" give a play once a
month.
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Two base hits. Clark Wamhy. Ste
phenSon. MclnntS. Three base hits,
Haney. JAMESON. Home run. Clark
Sacrifices Rigney. Wood. Double plays.
NambsGansS. J. Scwell and Mrlnnis;
Corcleskie. J. Sewell and McInnIs.
Left on base. Detroit .: Cleveland g.
Base on balls. of rillette /: Johnson | ::
toveleSkie ;. Struckout by Pillette |;
Coveleskie >. Hits off Pillette 10 in ::
Oft johnson in l. Hit by pitcher. by
P'llette. 81. SewelD. Wild pitches
Pillctte |; Johnson |. Losing pitcher
fillette. Cmpiers Connolly and Chill
Time los
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
VANCE VS., KAHN CLUB

Sunday afternoon on the Twcn'y-NN'h
street lot the fact Vance y. {. OF Tue
South Side will clash with IN" nam
club nine of south Wheeling Tor IN" "'N
game oC 4 three game series III '"e
Amateur league. The Vance WI! prop
ably use the same lineup against IN"
Kahn club with which they dcicat'u IN"
strong Golden Links. Suldon. IN" STAR
mounddsman. and sea mon. Tn" ha'kS'"p.
will form the battery Of tn" Vance
Quite n large crowd Will n" douht -"
this battle royal. and the Nanr" ar"
confident Of taking the series f"'I't
Mott. formerly from Wheeling h'Gh
school. viii be seen IN the lineup SUNDAY
with the Vanccs. he is proving I" T." a
valuable asset TO the team Inc game
will start promptly AZ "'rIo>N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
BOSTON AGAIN
BESTS GIANTS
Miller's Pitching for the
Braves Effective Except In
One Inning.

E"St0u June 2-Mlil"r. pitching hts
FIST homie game. MAS effective eAc"?;
n one inning today. and Boston Won
from New Nurk - :. After tive Iit )
:. nd AN erru had g.N"n Boston tour runs
in H., fourth with rui,r out. tauScN
rciieN ed Shea. and retired the side win
cut turtle" scoring. Cruise made Two
sensational catches The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
VALLEY STARS
VS.. BLACK SOX
BIG GAME SCHEDULED FoR THIS
AFTERNOON AT LEAGUE PARK,
MARTINS FERRY.
valley stars Composed OF Inter-Ctty
and High school League
Performers.

One % the big baseball attractions Cf
this afternoon will he the clash between
the Ohio Valley All Stars. new team.
and the Bridgeport Black SoX. tho fast
coiorrd team OF Bridgeport. scheduled
for 3:3n at League park. Martins Ferry
The Valley Stars are composed OF
Inter-Cfty and High School l,aEu. stars
and arc making their debut They are
4 fast aggregation and are expected 70
be heard from before the season pro-
crosses muSh farther
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
PITT PICKED TO
WIN DUAL MEET
At M0RGANT0WN
state University Track and Field Team
Is Ready But Not Confident
of Winning.

SpeciaI Dispatch 10 the IntclliC"nCer.
MnrcautUwn. W. Va. Jun" 2-To-
morrow at O'Clock those old rivals. IN"
parthrrs and the MuuntanCcrS Will
clash on the athletic field here in dua!
track meet. All preliminary arrange
mcnts for the affair which is by far the
most important event to be staged here
this spring have been completed ana
local fans are anNiously awaiting the
crack Of the pistol that will start the
first event. which happens TO b. the
high hurdles.
Boosting of their strongest squad In
wears the Panther squad, numbering APP
pruN imatcly thirty men. W!li arrive hei"
from Pittsburgh tomorrow At noon. Inc
PM entry list includes III" names OF
such stars a. Tom Davies. "Speedo
Iaurhrau. "Tiuy" Hewitt. Lloyd Jor-
dan. Wakefield. RohuSch. RrickIcy and
numerous others. llttS record 10 date
shows CouClusiIcly that /, Is the most
wcll-halanced outfit in the tri-sta,c sec
ton Carnegie Tech has wonderful ma
t"rial hat lack capable performers In the
field events. Pitt has both. being equal
~ strong in both track and field mum
bCrs
ON paper the Panthcrs have the locals
outclaSScd hy wide margin and Il com
parison OF the best marks made by each
team during the season Indicate That
me Mo"''"'"'e'S Wal '''"' '"N
John T. Taylor. \. \ l., Of Fits
hurrh. has been selected TO ScrV" az ref
' ,r,,s -, and .,nrter Ue win be assisted py
L%r "HT H'', ,r i'V nf w.
tm'i - -''n, ,it,'T : axnnrinrrs in ms,
meets
Roth the MountaIncer and Panther
squads are in excellent snap" Tor to-
morruw's meet, which r. attracting Il
er'at "'"I "l "'Iel,.,". ~. ~ ~ om.'
"i IN" ro"m'r!' n'sH,"'rSs ., ', m',1 " scd
.""',' w ,I"H .,l. xhjI'j,,"ps IN s;ors
,G,. ,bnm 80
ga The Entry List.
Tho l,., If |n,rtrs and order in which
,rr events viii be- STAGED are as ful-
lows.
10 High lIurdlcs-Vitt: Rrickley and
EarII,T Nrsr V,rsinia: knut,i, Moore
Eard,c,. r,,kh.rr Mt!Iik,a, IZIng. MpoIr
and SrrjckI.r
ToIr Vaui;-Titt: Robus.h. Small. Nc
Taggert and Werth. Fest Virginia
StajIcr. Hall, nardir. Hill. Beker ana
Ii"urh
Shot rut-lTti: Gamers Thornton.
Hewitt and Murdoch West Virginia
courtney. Rruffcy. Eckbcrg. Goldberg.
St"inh.ckrr. llarrick. QuiNland and Mar
TN.
TOO Yard Dash-Pitt: Wakefield.
LauEhrau. iylc and Martin. West Nir-
t;ruia: Hall, B"GEcss. Davies and Dor
nick
Javc!in Thrnw-Pitt: CarcrS, RobuSch.
Hewitt Mnrd"ck: Kern ana JORDAN.
West virginia: ChriS'nah' Cunningham
ana Iarrod.
LAYS FaW!rtI ,"rrrnt'r ana " m!Et,a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
EAGLES vs.. CAMBRIAS

All arrangements for a clash hctwe' n
the Cambria COllicrics nine OF Shady
side and the Bellaire Eagles were com,
pleted last evening by the managers OF
the two teams. and the game Will be
played tomorrow afternoon on the
ShadyBide grounds.
Both teams are strong and have been
going good all season. so a large crowd
is expected 70 be on hand when play
~ called
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
>Ba,t.d for auscy in 9Th.

Two-baSe hits---C;roh. Snyder. Chris
:cnb>s.y. Cruise" lIolke. Ford. Three
base hit-Iia rh&re. SaCrifces-Meusel
Miller. Double play--Causey To Ban.
,rutt to Kelly. Left on bases New
York =: BOSTON 1. Ease on hIlls-Ott
shea /: off CauSsy ;. struck "ut-Ey
I'auscy |: 10y Miller !. lIits-Ott SIN a.
) in } innings (none out In fourth: or
Causey, in ). Losing pitcher-Shc;'.
umpireg-Quigl"y and Moran. Time
lag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
cAppocK AND zBYszKo DRAW

Columbus. O.. June ".-Mt'r each
man had scored one fail. wrestling
match between Earl Caddock and stan
islaus Zhyszko was called Il draw at the
end OF two hour time limit hero to-
night, Caddock Won ~" nr~' fall IN ~
minutes. AMI Xhy s2ho Ia" second IN -
minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
TIGER CR|PPLES
LOSE To INDIANS
Both Teams Bat Hard, With
Coveleskie More Effective
IN Pinches.

Cleveland. Ohio. June - 'eNeIa"u
wade :, TWO straight from the crippled
Tigers nv winning today TO 4. All
% the pitchers were hit hard. hut
was more effective with men
on bases than rillette or Johnson. Tho
hitting Of clark and Jameson featured
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Cincinnati ........ n%n - q I'll
Hbir.r,, .. 4nI npu -

Cincinnati ....... n&n SO 0ln-ll
Ehlcarn ...... 4ol hpu n"2-- !
Two base hits. Winc". Harper. HoI-
lucher =, Grimes. Daubcvt Three base
hit. Bohne. Home runs. taNeneY, Dun
can Sacrifices. Caveney. kruG ;. p"u-
hle plays: Bshue 20 Dauhert: Hollocher
tu Grimes. .; CaVency To Daubert Lett
en base. Cincinnati .; Chicago b. Base
on balls: on Gillespie :. Freeman |;
jones 1. Couch |. Struck out: ny Giles
pir !: Stueland |: Jones ;: couch :.
Hits: on Kaufman in inning (none
nut in the lth); OF Stueland in :
,houe out in the &rd): Freeman IN
Is: Gillespie IN :. Jones in -,
Couch b In D. Hit by pitcher. 10y Jones
CHa>pcr). PASSED bali Wirtz. iiatN'
Jones. Winning pitcher. Gillespie. Los
Ing pitcher. Kaufman. Ump.rcS Nc
Curmirk and Scntell". Time hrs. l
min.
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NOTICE. JR. O. q. 4. 4.

All members Of John A. Logan Coun-
ell No. IS Jr. O. L. a. NJ. are requested
TO meet with Wheeling Council No. L
Saturday evening June Bird. 1917 az
Council chambers. Waldorf building, mi
honor Of our state board Of officers who
will he present on that occasion.
(Signed) PRESS COMMITTEE.
je2g I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Southern Association

Mobile .: New Orleans. ; 90 innings.
Atlanta. 10: Birmingham, ).
Chattanooga. ). Nashville. 6 Cl in.)
Memphis. 10. Little Rock. 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
American Association

Louisville. rain.
Columbus. =: indianapolis. q.
Minneapolis. II: Milwaukee. ?.
St Paul. u: Kansas CRY. 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Today's Games

New York at Boston
Lincinnati at Chicago
ST.. Louis AZ Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

Tho l.orains nf bridgeport have neon
rcurGan z"d and arc now hooking games
with r,s' teams Teams d"sjrlAt, games
should address George BrS'Jle. HrI'!s'-
port, Ohio, Box "a, r. u. No. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

The italian government Is unearthing
buried treasure Of Hannibal at Biscelgta.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

\ Chicago man entered 4 hreadmaking
contest with 45 women and won first
prize.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

Authors in Russia have to copy their
books themselves and illustrate them. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games
The Standing

Boston :: New York
Cincinnati II: Chicago
Others postponed. rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

The station on Herschel island is the
farthrst north pa!icc station in the
world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games
The Standing

Cleveland .. Detroit
st. Louis -: Chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

British authority maintains that
continuous employment is against nat
ural laws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
They Make Women. Too, . Psu3a
How S. S. S. Stops Skin
Euptions Positively.

Pimples and skin erupttons have .
black head and pimple on your fae4.
Pimples produce prejudice and prevent
prosperity. Your heart may be gold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
International League

Toronto. ): Syracuse. l.
All others. rain.
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Boston at New York
Detroit al Cleveland
Chicago at ST. Louis
Washington at Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-10
RIGA LEGATION SILENT
ON LENINE'S CONDITION
German Paper Refers to the
Prenier's Departure

RIGA. June ASSOCIATED Press) -
The Soviet Legation here said this
evening that no further announcement
regarding Premier Lenine would be
made at present. as the latest accounts
OF his condition were good.
The various rumors regarding the III
ness OF the Soviet leader and the lack OF
news from Soviet sources led the Ger
man language newspaper Riga Revietr
10 comment to-day that It seems as II
the Bolsheviki had begun to reckon on
the possibility OF Lenine's departure"
The paper ascribes to certain Russian
circles the statement that Lenine never
filled so important and dominating a
role in the council OF commissars as at
tributed to him by foreigners. and says
"If Lenine dies Il is believed a serious
struggle will occur within the council.
where the Extreme Left will strive 10
tear the power from the Moderates.
This may lead to chaos and a relapse
into the Government methods OF the re-
cent past."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-10

liberated a whole month on the ques-
ton of who SHOULD succeed the die
tator. if he should die; but they could
not find anybody, and nobody since
has been selected. Thus the death OF
Lenine would split the Communist
party from top to bottom. In all otket
countries a successor is ready if the
monarch or the President dies, but
there is no successor for the present
ruler of Russia, despite the extremely
unstable condition of things in that
country. Probably TIE Left extremists
would seize the power for time. and
make things worse for Russia than
ever before, but that would mean only
that the end would come sooner than
otherwise.
with Lenine there is chance OF
the Bolshevist system becoming modi-
fed and finally weathering the storm.
With Trotzky the militarist. a man of
poor judgment, there is no such
chance. In the first place, The Hague
conference would go to smash, owing
to Bolshevist intransigeance. Then
the Red army would grow bigger and
economic ruin would become worse I:
and soon the end would come--though
exactly in what manner cannot say
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-10

BosToN. June 9.--The State Senate
followed the action Of the House to-day
and passed the bill calling for the re-
moval of John Singer Sargents famous
painting. 1.-THE Synagogue" from the
Boston Public Library.
The measure as passed by the Senate
contained an amendment which provides
that the costs shall be paid from such
sum as the Legislature may appropriate.
The House concurred in this amendment.
but as the Legislature will be prorogued
tomorrow the painting will remain In
its place indefinitely.
Jews object to the Sargent painting on
the ground II casts a reflection on the
race. although Mr.. Sargent has declared
no such Interpretation was intended.
Representative Coleman Sllbert. him
self a Jew. in thanking the House for It's
vote. attacked simon Swig, head OF the
fremont Trust Company, recently closed
by the Bank Commissioners.
Swig, alse a jew. was branded by