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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19
BRITISH FLIERS
WILL ALSO TRY
ATLANTIC FLIGHT
Machine Is Shipped to New
foundland, It's Start
ing Point

London, March 19.-British avia-
tors are to try for fight across
the Atlantic. A secretly built air.
plane, accompanied by Harry Hawk
err as pilot, and Commander Mack
enzie Grieve, Royal Navy, as navi-
gator, was shipped from England
yesterday for st. Johns. Newfound-
land, from which 1t will start at the
earliest possible moment IN an at
tempt to win the Daily Mail prize of
10000 pounds for the first machine
to fly across the Atlantic.
The machine is a Sopwith two
scatter biplane, with a 375-horse-
power engine. The fuselage is boat
shaped and will support the machine
in the water.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19

The Cause of this Effect nheresin,a CONSTITUTIONAL
detail so admirable efficient and simple in prin-
ciple that many men deem it a positive acquisition
to their knowledge of things mechanical to have it
explained on the car as we explain it.
Your wife or daughter can drive PEERLESS in
city traffic and handle it with ease and confidence
in city traffic jams because all that is necessary for
her is to center attention on the steering wheel
Gear shifting is not necessary and does not distract
her. An instructive foot pressure stops the car.
Mechanical Causes that produce PEERLESS
Effects would, even if explained, sound intricate in
print. 1t is much easier to show how the thing
works by demonstrating it in front of your eyes.
We are glad to do this for anyone interested in
mechanical principles. There is no obligation; no
persuasion to buy.
But
If you then feel further interested, it will be
pleasure to take you pleasant hours trip in
PEERLESS and show you under actual running
conditions of the astonishing Effects that
justify the name:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19

PERMITS ISSUED
Building permits issued to-day fol-
low: George T. TitZel. contractor for
]. L. l. Kuhn. remodeling $50 Camp
street, $1,S00; Samuel Weaver con-
tractor for Joseph Wertz, erection. Of
one-story frame building. 1906 North
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19
LEROY III. MORROW

Funeral services for Leroy H.
Morrow, formerly of Steelton, who
died on Sunday at Ashtabula, Ohio,
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock at Wits Chapel, Steelton.
The body may be viewed by his
friends from 12 to 1 o'clock.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19

What is it that in few moments transforms the
PEERLESS from family touring car of remark
able comfort and economy to racing machine or
transforms it from racing machine to family
touring car?
The Cause of this Effect centers in really wonder
full piece of mechanism hardly larger than mans
fist, and it always affords us much pleasure to
demonstrate this Our show room floor
Why is it that PEERLESS cars run with the re-
ability and certainty of steam engines, under usual
unusual conditions of strain and stress?
One Cause of This effect is that in one section alone
of PEERLESS mechanism is eliminated one hun
dred trouble-naking parts invariably found on less
efficient machines, and frequently found on much
higher priced machines.
1t affords us much pleasure to demonstrate This
at our show rooms.
How is it that the PEERLESS at starting glides
into notion while others "jerk' into motion or
drag expensive tires over friction-making ground?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19
Cause & Effect

7HAT gives the PEERLESS double Identity? What puts
Nv into the qualities of two What makes smooth
running economical family vehicle that mother daughter
drive in safety and comfort and vehicle that
transform at will into thing of such roaring power and ncarnae
speed that it makes him of the road?
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-09-18

on the trade. We see where Ed
Bailey and Mr. Towers have been
trading and that the barber shop has
changed hands and that Zortman has
sold out and is going west to grow
up with the country.
Oh, yes. We had the pleasure of
meeting our old friend Al Welley.
We hadn't met before for several
years. He is looking fine. The west
must agree with him. .--
Miss Elite Solver is on the sick
list. DR.. Hartwell, of Amsterdam,
is attending on her.
Guss Bruner and wife and Mr..
Solver all made flying trip over to
LaCygne, Kansas, last Sunday even
ing.
Miss Blanche Barton, who has
been staying with Mrs. Lila Bruner
for the last two weeks, made trip
over to her fathers Sunday evening.
The writer is still holding down
his job out in Elkhart
Will Ganther's mother, living UP
in East Boone township, spent last
Sunday at his hoem in Elkhart town.
ship.
JOHNNY.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-09-18
Elkhart.

Sunday morning and it is still hot.
We need some more rain. There is
not much blowing being done for
wheat as the ground is too dry.
Will kershner and family spent
last Sunday at his mothers.
Buck Manship and Abe Wynne
were pleasant callers at the home of
Guss Bruncr last Sunday.
Amsterdam is fixing to have big
time at the street fair this week.
We see that w. |. Fritts has
bought farm miles east of Butler.
That is in 4 good part of Bates
county.
We heard that Frank Christopher
has sold out to Chauncey Fritts. He
got SIS per acre.
MIR. SEWERS is going to move the
house tina, he bought OF Mr.. Ganther
this week. He says that he is get
ting tired Of living out of doors. We
see where he is right.
Oh yes We see that Sam Davis
has taken charge OF the Republican,
Press. Don't YOU think that it will
be rather hard for Sam to change
politics so suddenly. Maybe he will
make a Democratic paper out OF it.
q. W. Armentrout and Lee Gal
loway OF Nebraska, were 'taking i'll
the sights at Amsterdam last Satur
day.
We heard the other day that p.
c. Burns was still holding down his
job at the Southern Hotel.
Amsterdam has gotten to be some
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-09-18
In And Around Maysburg.

Mrs. Clarks sister and daughter
OF Clinton, have been visiting at Mrs.
Clarks few days.
Kay Farmer came home Sunday for
Ia few days.
Tan White and family attended the
fortieth wedding anniversary of Mrs.
Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Richards, in Butler Sunday. There
were ia present, but only two of the
children were present.
Mrs. Doll Metzger and little
daughter, Ruby, of Tacoma Wash
ington, niece of Tan White, mas
been visiting them the past few days.
She went to Butler Sunday to visit a
few days before starting home.
Lee Martin, wife and baby visited
at Lees parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin, Sunday.
Fred thinner, of Kansas City,
where he is employed at Richards Il
Conover wholesale hardware house,
is home on a little vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Powell visited
Mrs. Powell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert. Sunday.
Mrs. Coonrod visited at Mrs. Gill
bcrts and Mrs. Strobles Saturday.
Mrs. Dudney's sister, Miss Georgia
Cumpton of Butler, is visiting rel.
atives in this neighborhood a few
days.
Mrs. Bertha Martin and baby,
Helen, are visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Farmer
Mr.. Mccoy. hauled wheat to town
Tuesday.
Miss Floy Paxton went to Clinton
Monday, where she will attend
school this winter.
Mrs. Snow is quite sick with in
termittent fever.
: Mrs Mccoy is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown went to
Chillicothe Sunday.
Glide Owens, father, mother and
sister and baby visited at Mr..
Owens Monday.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-09-18
This miserable apology I:
For beer, 4,
Amt quite so good to drink \
As castor lie. %e
$50 say veal Of us).
~
Pleasant Home Items.

Many from this vicinity attended
the three days fair at Appleton City
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Frey and
family returned to their home in
Lynch, Nebraska. Saturday.
Roosevelt and Smith Catron,
| Archie Evans and Chas. Kretzingcr
visited the Oak, Grove school Friday
afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Rich and chill
dren and Allie McCracken spent
Sunday at the Pleas Evans home.
Miss Leona Helms, who has been
spending several days with her aunt,
Mrs. James Lawson, returned to her
home in Urich, Sunday.
There will be preaching at Pleas
ant Home Sunday. Everybody is
cordially welcome.
Mrs. Mark Young and daughter,
Goldie, spent Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. l. NJ. Kretzinger. .
The High school at Appleton City
opened Monday, Sept. 18th. Those
who enter school from this commun-
itv are: Ruby and Ruth Anderson,
Viola Evans, Ellen Gay, Chas. Kret-
finger, Archie Evans, Roosevelt and
Smith Catron.
Miss Mable Sutherland, who is at
tending school at Butler spent Sat
urday and Sunday with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Evans and
daughter, of Butler, spent Saturday
afternoon at, the ]. B. Newber-y
home.
Several from this vicinity attended
the sale of f. A. Kimble Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Dickinson and
daughter moved to Nevada Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. James Evans and
motored to Deepwater Sun
day.
Mrs. +. A. Kretzingcr and children
spent Sunday at the John kretzinger
home.
Mrs. Will Jones and daughter,
Irene, have gone to Warrensburg to
make several days visit
l. ROE.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-09-18
Splendid Farm.

We are offering for sale good 100
acre farm OH Jefferson Highway I-2
miles north of Butler Ideal loca
ton, modern improvements, soil
limestone type, lays good.
4S-2t* Nuckols Bros,
Butler Mo-, Ri. 8.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-09-18
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S u N B E A MS.

All, there, folks
This epistle IS to
inform you that
owing to the strain
incident to the H.
nE Il ~. !,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-23

| Pima -astazi toti Sc intreba, 81
hiar moi cram nedumeriti, ce
hang poarta d. Clonta la Legatia
R,omfna din Washington. Uni III
ceau insarcinatul Ligei; altii ca
e secretar la Legatie; altii altele,
in fel 81 chip. Acum suntem la
muriti. A fost seful biroului de
pasapoarte. Att auzit? Notati
bin,e.
D-na Rosa Campagnaro din
New York Sc afla arestata. A
cuza e ca a facut un fel de ames-
tecatura cu un praf dintr 'un
lemn dulce -licorice) 81 il vim
dea la domnisoare Gu $40 pentru
un ounce, ca .,praful iubirei'', a.
dica dupa cum ne dam moi So
coata, d-ra care Sc pudra Gu a.
eel praf miraculos devenea iubi-
ta.
Doamne. tirana politia
din ziua de All ca Sc amesteca
81 in afaceri de iubire.
Tot din New York: Ora Mally
Rosen de Is ami, prinsa ell gisca,
marturisit politiei ca a jefuit
cinsprezece apartamente in ulti-
mele trei Elni. Gu un rezultat ad-
mirabil de $4,000 in numerar 81
giuvaericale. = De Is ami! Hh
Talentata eleva.
Tn ziar din Detroit. Mich, III
ce ca numai eel mai intelepti pot
capata astazi rachiu in acel oras.
= Asa dar prohibitiunea creaza
intelepti? Mar strica sa Sc ere
eze in fiecare oras scoala care
Sc fabrice intelepti.
Aliatii, sau mai jbine zls dele
gatii Engliterei 81 al Americei la
conferinta de pace au gagat-o pc
mineca cind all vazut ca Rominia
retrage armatele rOmine din Bu-
dapesta, gindindu-se iarasi la re-
invierea bolsevismului. - in linn
alb romina. atitudinea acestor de
legati nu Sc pOate califica altfel
decit GU zicatoarea: ,,Se joaca
de-a baba oarba.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-23
POSTA REDACTIEI.
Ilaria Pintea. Erie Pa -

trlm1tetl llsta inapoi. Faceti CO.
lecta cit Sc va putea 81 daca voiti
trimiteti banii direct sau trimi-
tetl-l alci ca sa Sc adaoge la SUI
ma generala. Sunteti liber Sc pro
cedati cum aveti placefe.
Nicolae Adam, Erie, Pa: = Da-
ca att aflat adresa frateIui d-tra
prin ziarul nOstru scrieti-i lui 81
intrebati-l daca vrea 81 ptate sd
paraseasca serviciul militar din
Siberia. Altfel ar fl de prisos sc
interveniti ca sal aduceti aici.
loan Stancoiu, McKees Rocks,
Pa. Romanul VIRTUE 81 Des-
frlu Sc scrie 81 Sc tipareste acum
Nu-i carte. Daca vor veni mai
multe cereri macar atitea ca sa
scoatem cheltuielile tiparului, il
vom tipari 81 in carte. Acest res
spuns sal la la cunostinta toti acei
earl ne-au cerut cartea.
Simion Androne, Cincinnati, O.:
- Fiindca colecta facuta des-
chilinita de aceea ziarului "A
merica" 81 fiindca att zis ca inca
urmeaza, am crezut ca bine da-
ca vom publica-o dupa inchide-
rea colectei. insa fiindca staruiti
sa Sc publice, Sc va publica sap
tamlna aceasta.
Unuia care vrea un respuns
ca sa null site lumea: - Daca
illtentionezi Sc mergi acasa, a.
tunci trimite banii prin 0 banca
sigura. Sc zice ca 'bancile de aca-
sa nu mai primesc bani pc depo-
zit, adica Gu dobinda, de cit nu-
mai spre pastrare.
Banii sunt siguri. Cit ibani tri-
miti acum, atiti vel capata orr
81 c1nd ii vel cere de la hanci la
care al TRIMS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-23

Pc liflEA oasele tlnui foartf
'vechi luptator, mdflninru1 cont
he 81 0 multime de bani 81 3lte
lucruri antice, unele dintre ace-
ste sc refera La consulul Marcus
Vespasianus Agripa. Toate aces
te lucruri antice NDr fl puse in
civil italian.
Groparii Sc organizeaza. Yo-
ungstown. - DE prima data in
astoria organizarii muncitorilor,
groparii sunt organizati. Young
stOwnul va Fl insemnat in istorie
ca locul unde a luat nastere uni
unea groparilor.
Recladirea satului Arnentie-
res. = Armentieres. - Tn cores
pondent American care vizitea-
"a reglunea ruinata, TRIMS sti-
rea ca fpStii locuitori al satului
Armentieres s'au pus pc lucru
81 curata ramasitele din ceea ce
fusese odinioara casele lor. Gre
dinta lor nestramutata ca in
curind sa-si >vada din nou gos-
podaria lor stricata de hordele
pagine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-23
g o M o N I G a T

y
Plecind in Transilvania, am O.
noarea a aduce la cunostinta ge-
nerala ca mi-am dat dimisia din
postul ce ocupam la Legatinnea
Romlna, peNiua de 25 Septenlbrie.
Rog, deci, pc toti acei Romini,
earl ar avea afaceri nerezoEatc
la Biroul de Pasapoarte de lfnga
Legatiunea Romina, sd bine vo-
iasca ami scrie, pima in data de
30 !. G. cunoscind ca dupa pleca-
yea mea, acest Birou, inceteaza de
a mai fiinta.
Washington, is Sept. 1919.
oLuGPIU CLoNTA.
~ y RirOului de Pagapoaxte de-
A = attnnea Rominx.
81 6sut Ia Lei tiunea Romfnx
n sabingtou 16 Sent, 1913
fciI1ik n ~. 4 i1S = IVA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-23
Dorinta Rominiei de a rasnMea
prietena aliatilor. - Paris. -

A saptea dlvlzle Romina a aJuns
in Budapesta, dupa cum spune
un comunicat Official primit prin
telegrafia fara fir de catra gu
vprnul francez.
Minerii aproaba nationalizarea
minelor. Cleveland. - In adu-
narea anuala a minerilor fost
introdusa o rezolutie prin care Sc
cere nationalizarea. tuturor mi
nelor din Statele Unite 81 Cana
da.
Rezolutia a fost introdusa de
catra John Wilkinson, din Okla
homa, rezolutia spune ca guver-
null Sc ia imediat toate minele, ca
sd fie operate dupa planul pc care
Plumb La facut pentru caile fe-
rate. S'a facut propunerea ca
campania care sa Sc inceapa
81; l,lcre impreuna Gu Liga pen
tru planul lui Plumb.
S'au facut imediat planuri ca
sa organizeze 0 campanie, in a.
ceSt sens, 81 in Canada.
don General. Columbus.
= j. ID. Wolf in etate de treizeci
de ami s'a imbracat i'm uniforma
de general. Colonelii 81 pima la
ultimul soldat il salutau Gu res
'pect.
Proprietarii otelurilor ii per-
miteau ca Sc inspecteze bagajul
soldatilor care Sc intimpla ca Sc
traga pc la otel. In urma acestei
inspectii soldatii afla1 ca ,,marfa
'uda" disparea.
Acum Don General" Sc afla
in inchisoare. Dol soldati, politisti
la baracile militare din Columbus
au descoperit ca Generalul este
numai un escroc.
Scrisoare de La Villa. = Wa
shington. Prima communicable
directa de la Francesca Villa.
de cInd fost alungat din Jaurez
de catra trupele Americana, a
fost primita in capitala Statelor
Unite, in forma unei scrisori,
scrisa la 6 Septembrie la cartie-
rul lui Villa din nord Durango.
In scrisoare Villa spune ca a.
re o mare cantitate de munitie 81
de doua orr mai multi oameni
sub arme ca in 1915. Munitia a
fost strlnsa prin oprirea de tre-
nuri ce treceau prin statul Dn-
range, spune scrisoarea, uncle
vagoane insa au fost luate din
.)aurez, alte doua vagoane din
Parral 81 Lered0 care au fost
capturate de fortele lui Villa a.
cum de curmd.
La fel Villa spune ca are bani
multi, numai de pc un tren intre
Chihuahua 81 Durango luat
100000 pieso in aur 81 argint.
Monument arunoat in aer. -
Sydney, Austria. - I'm monu-
ment care fost ridicat in memo
ria germanilor internati carl an
murit la Trial Bay, in apropiere
de acest oras, a fost aruncat in
aer> de persoane necunoscute.
Monumental a fost cauza unui
potop de protestant facute de or
ganizafile locale, cit 81 de solda-
til care san fntOrs din razboiu.
Monumental era de douazeci
de ufme inaitime 81 era facnt din
grant solid. Monumental a fost
ridicat pc ,banii germanilors in
ternati.
( Descoperirsa unui mUrmint an
tic. - Brindisi, Italia. In NOR
mint foarte vechi fost descepe- Z
rit acum de cnrind cind s'au M.
cut sapaturile pentru cladirea'
de noui docuri. El dateaza de
prin anul ~ inainte de Ohristos..
81 l - 49, ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-23
INfORNAIN)N|

Bulgaria va Fl sub suprave-
ghearea Frantei. = Paris. = III
arul Echo de Paris scrie ca in
Bulgaria vor Fl trimise mai multe
unitati militare franceze ca sd
supravegheze daca Bulgaria ISL
va indeplini obligatiunile pc ca
re lea luat asuprasi prin trata-
tul de pace. La caz de 1ncercare
evada clausele din tratat, Fran
ia este gata a forta imediat la
supunere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-23

Sc fragem putin vanl acOpere de fat
noscu fharelu public 81 aratAm Iga Naonala Ro1nnh
din 41nerica asa cum este ri crm cred uui.
untem ln rreaina ccngresnai Ligei rs marela public
~ sedRf msnfI nos1 3sbe 5no n{ia BE
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-23
Condamnat La 80 ami 1nchisoare.

VOHUHInH8C Id OU Jill IHCluSOdI6.
= Sandusky. = Earl Wilson, pc
care politia La numit ,,Gentilo-
null, pentru ca fura rOchii 81
ciorapi de matasa admis ca este
vinovat in fata trlbunalului cri-
minal 81 a fost condamnat la 80
ami in penitenciarul din Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-23

D'Anunzio aresteaza pc CONAN
dantul marinei. - Geneva. - >Ze-
.ce unitati navale italiene care hu
ajuns la Fiume de la Triest, a.
Wind 0rdin ca sa ocupe orasul,
$ 'au revoltat, dupa cum spune 0
depesa primita aici.
Capitanul D'Anunzio arestat
pc vice-amiralul Casanova 81 n
cum ameninta Sc aresteze 81 pc
amiralul Milo, care a ajuns ieri
la Finrne pc I'M crucisator, dara
va fncerca ca Sc influinteze pc
marinarii revoltati, spune depesa.
Tn escadron de aeroplane a
scapat din Italia 81 s'a unit Gu
fortele aeriene lui d 'Anunzio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-23

4 Descoperi1Sa unui mUr1nfnt an
tic. - Brindisi, Italia. In NOR
mint foarte vechi a fost descepe-
rit acum de cnrind cfnd s'au M
cut sapaturile pentru cladirea
de noui docuri. El dateaza de
prin anul ~ inainte de Ohristos.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-23

Emir Said predat Fraptei. =
Paris. = Emir Said, care a fost
arestat de englezi la Beirut, ca 0
persoana carei Influenza inspi-
ra revolta; el a fost predat au-
toritatiIor franceze. Ell va Fl IL
nut sub supraveghere in Algeria.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-20
CARDINAL GUEST
OF BANKERS CLUB
Round of Receptions in New
York Ends With Luncheon
by Belgian Consul

F'~~NNf"NNN
New York. September 19.-Cardinal Mer-
today, where he was the guest at
luncheon in the Bankers club. He re-
ceived his first birds eye view of New
York from the roof of the Equitahl
building, 4S5 feet above the sidewalk.
and was very much impressed with the
tall buildings and the view of the har-
Dor.
At a reception given in his honor at
the Public library today by the Asso-
citation of Foreign Correspondents in th-
United States, Cardinal MERCER declared
1.-The war was won by moral force"
Myron I. Herrick, former ambassador
to France, and Governor of Ohio Melville
e. Stone and Marcel knecht of the
French high commission, were other
speakers.
The cardinal. accompanied by number
of clergymen and army officers, was in
troduced by Mr.. Knecht to 200 or more
members of the assemblage in the art
room of the Forty-second street edifice,
and upon the completion of his address
was given a gold penholder by the CORE
spondents.
II never lost faith in the final victory
of our cause" he declared. Providence
gave me the strength to do my duty.
am glad to offer a tribute of gratitude
and admiration to the press of the al
lies"
Two small girls in Alsace-L Lorraine CO.'S
tunes presented to the distinguished
visitor medals of Joan of Arc and Verdun.
The round of receptions arranged in
honor of the Cardinal ended with a
dinner tonight rendered him by Pierre
Mali, Belgian consul general in the
United States.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-20
Barnes and Mcleod
to Meet in Finals
of Golf Tourney

Sport Rosslyn, N. Y, September "a
Jim Barnes western open champion.
and Fred Mcleod, national titleholder
in 1908. won their semi-final matches
in the professional golfers association
cham pionship tournament over the En-
gineers' Country club links here today.
AS a result they will meet for the title
in the 36-hole final tomorrow.
Barnes eliminated the popular Chi
cago pro-, Bob Macdonald, by the
margin of five up and four to play.
Barnes became three up at the end of
the first nine hoes. having gone out in
80 to AZ for Macdonald. and increased
his lead to four up the time the morn
ing round was finished After lunch
con, Macdonald seemed to feel that he
was beaten before he started and was
never on his game. Weak> putting
caused most of his trouble.
Mcleod was opposed by George Nc
Lean, the Long Island home bred and
although Mclean, who has been play
ing the best golf seen here this week,
put up a good fight, he was defeated,
three up and two to play He was two
down after the morning round, Nc
Leod having a card of rs to 70 for his
opponent. Mclean never succeeded in
getting the match all square, and the
contest ended on the sixteenth green.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-20

Montgomery, September 19.-(Special)
Although it is of considerable Importance
to the cotton growers of Alabama, the,
members of the house of representatives
managed to extract a great deal of fun
cut of the Smith gin bill here today
Judge A. p. Smith, of Greene county,
himself a ginner, operating four gins
near his home at Eutaw, introduced the
bill. 1t requires the owner of the gin
to clean his gin rolls of all cotton at
the request of the cotton owner before
starting upon the latters cotton.
Failure or-refusal to comply with the
a misedmeanor.
BY an amendment accepted by Judge
Smith, the cotton owner may be re-
CURED to pay a fee of SOC.
Gin operators and cotton owners, sew
eral of whom are members of the house.
debated the question at length and rath-
err seriously. They differed markedly in
their views. The serious side was re-
iieved however. by the Introduction of
several amendments not necessarily per-
tinent to the question under considera-
ton.
Among these was one to amend by
striking out the word GIN and inserting
in lieu thereof, gin rickey" This
brought ripple of laughter from the
gallery with few members joining in.
Another amendment exempted hair
Tipped" and red headed men, from the
provisions of the act.
The bill finally passed by a vote of
Is yeas to 25 nays.