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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20
Fight for Leadership VIII be Decided
This Week In Chicago
Whites Two Games
Ahead.
CRUCIAL SERIES rs ON
Boston Must Msioe Clean Sweep Of
Games to Leave Chicago Atop
the American
League.
TRY Fl G. HAM1LTON.1

limited Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The ques-
ton OF whether red or white colored
sox carried the greater amount OF
nerve will be settled in the deadliest
American league series of the year
that begins today in Chicago.
A display of cast-iron feelings stuck
out now and carried down through
September will give the White Sox
the right to meet the National league
pennant winner in the worlds ser
les. A false step now and they
might az well begin TO make plans
for next year.
The Chicago Sox have kicked away
several chances to sew up the race,
but today, In spite of their failings,
they lead the procession by two full
games. They now are scheduled at
home for stretch that will carry
them up to September II. That list
of games should mean flag.
Injuries to Buck Weaver and
shattered pitching staff have made
the White Soxs task hard, but the
season gives them well developed
edge over the Red Sox In series
played in Chicago. However, the
present series is one OF the kind that
can hardly be measured with that
rule. The Red Sox, history proves,
have won their last two pennants in
the face of just such odds as they
are called upon today to battle.
They have the determination and
nerves. They compose one of the
greatest money teams the game
ever has known. If they should
slaughter the White Sox no one
would be greatly surprised.
Ill ,rA1 Ha ont
against the White Sox in today's en-
counter with chance pointing at Ed.
die Cicotte for the Chicagoans.
"The Crucial Series.-
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-The Sox-
White and Red-formed an all star
cast here today for revival of the
old favorite drama, the crucial ser
les" A matinee and evening per-
Torrance will be given today.
1t will be repeated tomorrow and
Wednesday.
The home talent section of the
cast will be crippled by the absence
of one Of it's stars, Buck Weaver.
who was injured on a recent barn
etorming trip. His understudy, Nc
Mullin, will take his place.
The road company, direct from q
four day run in Cleveland, was ex-
pected to present either Ernie Shore
or Carl Mays in star roles.
Stage Manager Rowland admitted
he did not know who would do the
heavy work for the White Sox.
The home boys enter this series
two full games to the good.
In order to leave the city atop
the league, the Bostonese must make
clean sweep.
a
1870 p. m.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20
Skirts still shorter.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-If they take
any more of women's skirts, police
lines may have to be permanently es-
tablished in New York, but reports
to Broadway from Paris were that
they are to be higher and scantier.
AS war conservation measure the
dress makers have decided to use
only four and a half yards Of material
per skirt. Just how this four and a
half yards is to be distributed as to
longitude and latitude will depend on
each woman's individual taste.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20

amateurs, will be held Wednesday.
The grand American event lis to be
on Thursday and the consolation
handicap Friday. Daily matches be-
tween professional shooters will be
held In addition to the regular pro-
gram.
Preliminary events were cleaned up
Yesterday when r. A. King of Delta,
Colo, won the A. B. Richardson me-
mortal trophy and VIM. Ridley OF
What Cheer, Iowa, successfully de-
Tended the Hazard doubles trophy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20
600 ENTERED
FOR SHOOTING
Tournament Opens at Chicago Today
With Many Prominent Marks
men Present-Prellmi-
narles are Staged.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-More than six
hundred appeared on the entry list
when the grand American handicap
trap shooting tournament opened
here today. Many stars will partici-
pate.
Amateurs opened play in the south
shore Introductory in which there
were 200 targets on an eighteen yard
rise.
The national amateur championship
begins tomorrow. There will be 100
single targets on a sixteen foot rise.
The preliminary handicap, open to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20
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The Athletics chased the ball while
the White Sox made five runs in the
first and then did it again while
their opponents banged away for five
in the eighth.
The Giants got shut out by the
Reds for the benefit of the Sixty
ninth regiment.
Ty Cobb pulled one, but the UNI
pire wouldn't see 1t that way, so
Clark Griffith has protested the
Detroit victory.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20
pope Gets Up Early.

ROME, Aug. 20.-Pope Benedict is
so interested in the worlds attitude
on his peace plan that he has over
turned vatican routine to arise an
hour earlier and read press comment
fro nailed newspapers.
The holy father instituted the new
plan today. Special arrangements
have been made to keep the holy
father informed Of all developments
in belligerent nations.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20
Bound to 90 Swimming.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Hugh After
disc was sad today. He was even
sadder than yesterday when his moth
er tried to keep him from swimming
by taking his clothes and locking him
in a room. He donned his sisters
dress, however, was directed to the
ladies' bath house at the beach and
caused SO much excitement he was
arrested.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20

pacifist leaders today was still ring
ing in the ears Of 5000 persons who at.
tended a mass meeting at Riverview
park yesterday.
Among the speakers were Max East
man. author OF Understanding Ger
many" ]. L. Engdall. editor OF the
American Socialist, recently barred
from the mails; and Laura Hughes, OF
Toronto, Canada.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20
Damages.

Chicago Evening Post: Senator IA.
Toilette proposes that the world a.
large should make good the destrur
ton caused by the kaiser's. raid on CIV.
ilization. How shall the assessment
be made upon the nations? How lalse
damages shall Belgium pay for LOU,
vain? How much shall France pay
for Rheims? How much shall Amer
ca pay for the Lusitania2
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20
National League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

American League.
st. Louis, 4; New York. l.
Cleveland, Z; Boston, 3.
Chicago. IA; Philadelphia, 6.
Detroit, q; Washington, 1.
National League.
Cincinnati, 5; New York, 0.
No other games scheduled.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20
Get in condition for perfect
health.

So many people drag through the
summer season with that worm down,
tired-out feeling, that almost entirely
units them for their daily tasks,
without knowing just what the
cause is.
It 10 last now that a few bottles
of S. S. S. will prove its great
worth. This great Blood remedy is
q Aeo6sgful purifier. and promptly
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20
American kalsers.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, Aug. DISCRIMINATION
of industrial leaders as American
kaisers" by socialist and pro-German
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20
ToDAY'S SCHEDULE.
American League.

Washington at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20

Read Gate City want ads.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-20
National / eaaGe

National League.
st. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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1iirfci, idcint iuilncr nader 5ll
rii6cu. @otidaitcr glfuS III Son.
itaniiHopcI mItrOc bon scr NcaicrulM
beaititrogt, iciijlncIlcu ob tiirfildc
1ouhbootc oicicI6cl Sliirlttiiotcn
crboltcu bober uic oie Oclltidcut
IouA6ootc. 5cit Sem grud NIT
Tcutihlan0 bat pe0er 9otihaiter
CIfuS, nod ser ontcrifuniicbc @ene-
ronlsGoniiil III 5oiio etpaS bon iih
Gorcn laiicll inS man bcmiibt iid,
feIt3uitcllei, pornm sic Gerbinouue
lntcrbroben mitrOe. Tic tiirfiio5e
Heoicrilng bat o6enOrein III bic amC-
rifaniidc SiiIisoftion iiir Spricn
nn0 Slrmciiicil ciuoeariiicn lnO 6dlt
gcgcnmartig ii6cr 1000 ormcniicbc
IliidtIingc iii Beirut icit.
S5n Ncaierln0sfreiica pcrlautct.
oaB Der nGdIte Shriit ouf @rlmo
oer bon eenotor 5aulsburp ci1gc.
6rodten 93ia, omerifahildc @oicn
oniirteu Gricgsidificn 5n oflncu,
mo 10, oGnc otfucQe Sbeilno6mc an
arieac, oocb Oa5u bci5ntro9en DaB
sic ilegalc Eatldboot Ganpognc
iuirfiant befdnpft merOci fnHm CT.
ioIgcn mag.
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2m GrHniHal-%cridlt puroa sSrau
Gbr1 Il Corners, oic Satin ocS
%oll3iitcil GonNers pau lnitilcrcn
Niiiriit id0liloia behmScn. cinc cri.
nlNcIIc Operation up0so8cn 5u bo4
bcn, lnl0 nuroc uon Nitbter $ortcr
8lr 3olhmJ ciucr @cloilraic BON
$500 mdO $ll.s5 aoitcu ucrrt6cilt.
Sron Corners bctricb iriiber ali scr
9loro.G6MIcS. 5traBc ciu alci0cr.
nrdcrgcddit HuS biclt Gin NoitGans
oapci "a ioll cine iilugc Iamc aus
Gem RurOpclIidjcn StaottAcil gcs
mcbnt baben Iic Operation muroc
on 30. $uIi 1916 poIlSoQeh.
y NicDcr pcrbciratDct.
"a @IIicott GitD licBen iid ocitcra
6reacrid &. NlcGauaGg uu0 Sral
run 9icucm troicu. TaS Naar 6attc
lid 0ctremt un0 enc 5d)eiOiind a..
lougt Ter y0lann crtl6rtc, oaE Ct
N ocr 3piidcnicit ucrihieOcnc
lSraucn uno Miaodjcu fcuueu aeIcrnt
babe obcr teinc Id 6eiicr oeipeicn,
mic icinc 0eihicocnc Irou. Neioc in0
.iibcr a0 Sa6rc olt.
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Ger 9|epcr &ilian Sogoau pon
9tr. i70G 2iuiliou 5tr nltsDe lalt
tcr icdjs @eiNpl0i9miaclt 3lei0crltls
tcr &oripic8clmt8 mlidar Ibotiabcit
crhotcn 81 Aober, BON Gid)tcr &rent
sci III Der nnv0ucitlid)cn Gpli1ci 1td.
tion oem Grininalgcridt iiberricien.
3oroon miroc Gitrltag BON ocn Ic.
tcftip@ Niintign0 inlO GIipbmt ucr-
haitcf nohocm iic Aniormation crr
Galicn huttch 0aB 3orOor pcriuHc.
bic &lci0cr III Gen Qiann llr brill8er.
lSie Sic 9Soli5ci onaicbt mar d bic
Sepobnbcit &orNaia Ndllicr 5u &c.
iuhclt inO 81 crfldrca oaB q BON
cincu 1hncOer aclanot iri lml &lci.
Der amt @iigcln ab5i6oIcn Gic Pill.
jiige luilr0en nicnoIs 5llriidgcoradt.
Scd)s AScrionen il0tcE gcgcu 0ci
icbrar5ci 56wiiolcr aus.
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y(ScrmNuia- Namen.&c .&crguiiguB9S-
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sSn Ocr rc0clnobi9cu Gcriamnls
llrng Ocs o@crmonia Iomcn 9'cr.
gniigllngspcrcinS@ elmer 3lrci0 On.
gdniiatiou ocS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ocr Ncptoiopben" iuiiroal 0eItern
glbeNO BON @errn 6rauf Sludic sic
iolaenocu @conItimcu III ibre Acnl.
ter ciu8cicbt: GgAErdiiOent 2. @cb.
ucr @rGiiocttin Gli5. Giicrt, &iccs
Brdiiocntin Nforgorct 0cppiih, 5e.
lretdrin @iorporet 9eber SMoBnleis
itorin Weatiloa GiHaer gSabc ARorg.
G'br1arot, @apIoliH Catherine Sonea,
Snnerc &ode Garab lllbetfcr, lmtcr.
toItlmds Goritc: Gmnlo Gortcr
N}aru 1odo, Ibcrela ShrcibCr Dtar
doret G6rbarot GliS. NcnnclN pmo
DIorD gNiltcrion; ErniiccS Gnlno
Garter Nlurn. 0cppii1 mo Sopbio
gSe6ucr. 9lotb Der oii5icacu Gcrcf
monte iouo cine Gcmiit6Iicbc Slbcno.
tmtcrboltung itatt, oil iucIdcr old
piclc S5crrcn Gbeil no6nlut
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scdIs5c6n 0Jc6alSc nicSeroeOrnnnl

9 @irorOSpitle. 4a., "a. Sc6.
SccbSScbp @c69loc iaii ciil oau.
Scs Sepicrt, pnr0cu 6cntc qIbcnO
0Wd Gin 6cucr nieocrQcIeqt. Ger
Sdaocn miro oui 100000 ocron-
itbIogt Tic 6cicriucbr mc6rcrcr
bcnahhorten Grtinaiten ciItcn sur
Niilic lmO ivuroc Gpuaait miGc.
luohot uui Dem 6cncr Gin6olt 5ii &C.
bictcu.