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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
MISSISSIPPI CLEARS
DECKS FOR PRIMARY

JACKSON, Miss, July 10. tSpl,D--
Mississippi's first primary election Tor
state, district, county II beat offices
takes place three weeks from Tuesday,
BY the end OF the current week the
work Of revising the poll books and
appointing judges and clerks for the
event will have been completed In all
of the counties.
A slow awakening or interest In The
various political contests * reported In
many Of the counties, nut nowhere has
there been a manifestation of anything
resembling the old -fashic ned enthuSi-
Democratic print RES. However, rs
the farmers get their cotton out of the
grass and their corn crops laid by, they
are finding more time IN which Ia look
around and find out who is running
for office.
Thus far there has been but little
Of the old partisan or factional feeling
In the contest for governor, which IL
doubtless due in a large measure to the
fact that both the old Vardaman and
anti Vardaman factions each have two
candidates IN the field, Again. the
Nardanan faction vas practically
wiped out of existence in the primary
election last summer when that former
political faVOrite was overwhelmingly
defeated by the pre- sent Junior senator
Pat Harrison, and mas virtually passed
out of existence as al organized po.
litical force. Since his return to Mis-
sissippi Mr.. Nardaman has been edit.
ing a weekly newspaper, but has at
tracted little or no attention. and vii
not WELD any influence OF note In the
subernatorial fight, although 1t Is sup.
porting Lieut.. -Gov. Lee N. Russell.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
MERCHANTS WILL
EXCHANGE IDEAS
Post War Business Problems
Will Be Discussed at Cot
ton States Meeting.

Business problems which confront the
merchants of the Memphis trade terri
tory will be discussed at the coming
convention OF the Cotton States Mer-
chants association, which will hold US
sixth annual melting Aug. 10 to Il. OF
ficers Of the association anticipate al
most as large an attendance inns year
as at the first meeting in IVA, .wher
more thar 1000 merchants assembled u
talk over the new business relations
which were arising because OF the world
war,
The motto of the association, Coop
GRAFTON and Service" has been carried
out at every annual gathering and
throughout each year.
The program IL being discussed wed
nesday afternoon at n meeting OF the
executive committee. 1t has been hoped
that 1t would be possible to have Pres
ident Wilson as one of the speakers,
but his proposed tour Is so indefinite
that It Is probable that he a not at
tend. Invitations have been sent 10
several other men Of national promi-
nece, but the committee has thus far
received no definite acceptances, 1t Is
hoped particularly that r. N. Hurley
may be able to attend the convention
and deliver an address.
d. l.. Ross, secretary, is receiving
hundreds Of letters each day from mer-
chants who intend to be present at the
convention, and members of the board
of governors in five or six states have
notified the officers that an unusua in
terest is being taken in this years con-
vention by the merchants and bankers
Of their sections.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
NONE OTHER LIKE IT!
A Syrup Of Rare Flavor
For Every Use

Everybody likes sweets. And every
bod4, likes Domino Golden Syrup. 1t
is M pure cane product Of delightful
flavor and very wholesome.
A tr-bodied syrup-neither too
heavy nor too l~ight-neither too thick
nor too thin. Just right for a fine
spread OF, bread, cakes, waffles and
biscuits.
Different from n other syrup.
You never lire Of the delicate cane
taste. You san eat Domino Golden
Syrup every meal of every day, winter
and summer.
OF a rich golden amber color. Chill
dren love it-snd grown-ups delight in
it. Ask your grocer for Domino
Golden Syrup. It is made by the
American Sugar Refining Company,
r~efiners OF Domino Package Sugars
GRADUATED, Tablet, Powdered. Confec-
tionerA. Brown adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16

sell the Jake bayrum, %flavoring ex-
tracts and other drugs containing. a
high per cen of alcohol to known in
ebriates to be used for beverage pur-
poses only and that by the amount or
dered they are bound to be aware it is
not being procured for medicinal use.
Joe Hanover, assistant city attorney,
cited an act of the legislature of 1917,
which defines intoxicating liquor as
any medicine or extract or hair tonic
| containing more than one-half of one
per cent of alcohol that is not suffi-
GENTLY medicated to prevent its use as
a beverage.
A witness for the prosecution stated
that he went into a drug store and in
purchasing a bottle of Jamaica ginger
remarked that he wanted the Jake
because he could not afford to buy
whisky at the present price.
DRINKS on Jake" flavoring extracts,
hair tonics and bayrum since prohibi-
ton came have given the police depart
ment, physicians and hospitals much
extra worry and work. Many deaths
have been attributed to fits result
ing from drinking Jake bayrum and
extracts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
TWO FLYERS DEAD AS
RESULT OF ACCIDENT

HUMBLE, Tex, July l6.--Donald r.
Sibley, OF Minneapolis, was instantly
killed and Carl c. Conrad, OF Urbana,
H., fatally injured here when an ex-
hibition airplane in which they were
flying fell. Conrad died two hours later;
Both were civilians, having accepted
employment with a private aero com
pany after their discharge from military
aviation service at Ellington field,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
Just Once! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Take No Ca|ome|! Listen To Me-!
If bilious, constipated, headachy or sick, I guarantee
relief without taking dangerous calomel
which sickens and ~salivates.

tonight, and if it doesn't straighten you
night, and II it doesn't straighten you
right up and make you feel fine n
vigorous by morning. l want you to go
back to the store and get your money.
Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the
sale of calomel because 1t is real liver
medicine: entirely vegetable, therefore
1t can not sali~Ate or make you sick.
1 guara@.ae that one spoonful of Dod-
sons 1-.~er Tone vi put your sluggish
"a. ,r to work and clean your bowels Of
that soul bile and constipated waste
which is clogging your system and
that a bottle OF Dodson's Liver Tone
will keep our entire family feeling fine
for months. Give 1t to your children.
II is harmless: doesn't grippe and they
like its pleasant taste. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
LEGION is GROWING.

Several new posts of the American
Legion. to which all returned soldiers
ARE eligible, are now being formed IN
reaching Lieut., Col. W. J, Bacon, sec
rotary and state organizer, Posts re-
Gently have been formed in Knoxville.
Kingsport and Memphis and others are
now in process of formation A TEN
porary organization Of the state branch
was completed recently In Nashville,
Information relative 10 the legion ma
he obtained from col. Bacon, who has
offices in the Goodoar building.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
new STATE ACT IS
! HARD ON JAMAICA
Druggists Bound Over on
Charges of Sales of Sub
I" stitutes for Liquor. ,

Three druggists alleged to have sold
Jamaica ginger as a beverage were
bound over in the police court late
Tuesday afternoon by Judge Fitzhugh
FOR state court trial on the charge of
having violated the tour-miie law. The
defendants were the Liberty Drug COM
bany, Front street and Beale avenue;
|'rown Drug company, Main street and
Vance avenue, and w. P. Berry, Beale
4venue..
During the hearing of the accused it
developed that some Memphis retail
|lrug houses purchased Jamaica ginger
Iy the 1O-gallon kegs and that 1t con-
aimed around 90 per cent alcohol. 1t
WAS brought out that some druggists
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
To Make Hair Wavy
and Curly in One Night

Someone has made the discovery that
simply applying liquid silmerine With A
clean tooth brush will actually make
straight hair beautifully curly over
night, The liquid, which is Of course
perfectly harmless, has the peculiar
property Of drying in pretty waves.
a splendid dressing. keeping the hair
delightfully."- soft and glossy.
A few ounces of liquid silmerine, OBJ
tainable at any drug store, will keep
the hair curly for weeks. II Is neither
sticky nor greasy, but quite pleasant to
use, II produces a curliness which is
the nearest thing to Natures own
adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16

ssop using calomel. 1t makes you
,ick. Don't lose a days work. II you
,eel lazy, sluggish, bilious or consti-
listen to me!
Calomel is mercury oil quicksilver
causes necrosis of the bones.
[-alomel. when 1t comes into contact
with sour bile, crashes into 1t, breaking
Il up. This is when you feel that awful
and cramping. If you are an
knocked OUT II your liver Is torpid
and bowels constipated or you have
headache, dizziness, coated tonS.-, II
breath Is bad or stomach eGuI, just try
h spoonful Of haralcss Dodson's Liver
|rone.
1dere's my guarantee-Go to any drug
|tore and get a bottle Of Dodson's Liver
|Sone for a few cents. Take a spoonful
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
DYER COUNTY ADOPTS
ITO FRENCH ORPHANS

DYERSBuRG. Tenn, July l6, tSplN
Miss Nell Avery. chairman for Dyer
county Of the Fatherless Children of
France society. has announced that the
county's quota of ll0 adopttons Of
French orphans has been secured. y
substantial amount has been donated
to the FUND of this b~enefaction. Sunday
school classes. classes in the various
schools and citizens were among those
who adopted the orphans,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
POLICE IN SEARCH.

The Memphis police department, was
requested Wednesday to make all ell
forts to find John Billingsley, who lett
Atlanta, Ga, to come TO memphis Nun
Inc intention Of working for A cotton
mil on Railroad avenue. His wife fears
something has befallen him.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16

First Baptist church Tuesday. Many
matters OF importance were considered.
One of them vas the numerous tag days
hat have annoyed the public recently.
Rev. John Mebane presided.
There will be a debate and lawn So
cial at III Saxon avenue, Monday
night, July q. Subject, "Resolved
that moving pictures are o desrad Ia
First Baptist church will take the ar
firmative and the Metropolitan church
the negative. The program is under
the auspices Of the White Ribbon circle
The city conquest committee is push
ing the plans for the wiring Of the
Howe building. Walker, Green anc
Thompson are live wires.
The Central Baptist church, Walker
avenue, will have a special service sun
day, July 20. Rev, F. W, Williams 4
pastor and Rev. Harrison Green vii
be master of ceremonies.
Prof, N. G. Walker, of SomeryiIle
has been one of the most faithful at
tendants at the Howe summer school
He conducted the class In m~athematic'
very efficiently Tuesday morning
-
W. II. Bently Is one of the mos
progressive of the younger lawyers o
the city. We are proud of him.
1.-THE pen is mightier than ~
sword and too many people are wlelu
ing the pen thoughtlessly at the expense
Of the peace and good will Of commu
mites.
=
Some people are like meteors, they
are brilliant, but Themselves
in flight. When they settle down thel
are invisible.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
WILL GIVE BARBECUE.

A real old time barbecue will be held
by the Memphis Association of Credit
Men at Mivalez's farm, north of Ra-
leigh, Saturday, beginning at $3.50 pm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
Activities Among
Memphis Negroes
BY REV. r. o. FULLER.

Rev. f. c.. Morris, ID, Of Helena,
Ark, president OF the National Baptist
convention, passed through the city
Tuesday afternoon, accompanied by MS
son, j. S. Morrib. They were en- route
to Nashville to attend the meeting OF
the Joint committee on the theological
seminary, They were shown many
an automobile ride throgh the parks
and around the Speedway. DIR. Morris
was loud In his praise of Memphis as
a beautiful residence city.
The teachers of the summer schoo
went to the Zoo Tuesday under the d.
~rection of Prof, William N. Jones, Of the
city recreation department. They re-
ported an enjoyable trip.
Prof. William N. Pulliam handled the
mathematics with the skill and ability
of a master at the Howe summer
school. He went to Jackson, Tenn, &c
attend the convention as a delegate
from his church.
Rev. William j. McMichael and L. G,
Moore went to Jackson, Tenn, Tues
day afternoon to attend the state h
Y. =. U. and Sunday school convention
Moore is president OF the b. Y. p. U,
division.
Rev. NJ. C. Durham has erected a
beautiful church edifice in South Men,
phis. He Is an energetic pastor.
-
Secretary l.. /. Hobson, of the Howe
faculty, went to Jackson Wednesday
morning.
The Rev. W. l.. Petty went to Nash
vile Tuesday night in the interest OF
the theological seminary. He is max
ing a gallant fight for Memphis.
The Baptist Ministers alliance held
large and enthusiastic meeting at the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16

The Rev. W. L. Petty went to Nash
vile Tuesday night in the interest OF
the theological seminary. He is MAX
ing a gallant fight for Memphis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16

The Baptist Ministers alliance held a
large and enthusiastic meeting at the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16

Secretary l.. ]. Hobson, of the Howe
faculty, went to Jackson Wednesday
morning.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16

Some people are like meteors, they
are brilliant, but consume themselves
in flight. When they settle down they
are invisible.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16

! Rev. NJ. c. Durham has erected a
beautiful church edifice in South Mem
phis. He is an energetic pastor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16

W. II. Bently is n of the most
progressive of the younger. lawyers Of
the city. We are proud OF MN.
The evening world., 1919-01-21
"PrO'' Golfers
Want to Hold
MET" Tourney

At an Executive Committee meeting
Of the metropolitan section OF tue fro-
fpssional Golfers Association In us
rooms ut No, $50 Fifth Avenue last
night. 1t was decided TO ask the Met
ropoltnn Golf Association 10 set aside
the last week IN August for the profrs-
s,onsl championship tournament This
event viii be similar to the event at
Siwanuy in 1916 when pros from va
.oua sections ol the country, who had
prev ,oualy qualified, competed there
That was tac tournament which Jim
Baru.s Won. defeating Jock hutchinson
m a sensational thirty six hole maj
round
Tho committee also dcsidci to ask
the n, a., 4. to reserve "A day betW
July % aud July so Tor a preliminary
event on that occasion the pros Ot
tais section Wll compete at thlr,E-sIN
holes medal play to see Who viii. qualify
tor the main competition,
II Vsa 80 Il last night that 'hC pro.
trssiouai association would he pleased
to hear from clubs wishing TO offer their
courses for both the main and the pre-
lUminOry competitions. II was also
stated at the meeting that from now
on ~ viii h. regular custom for the
association to keep on its huhtln board
a list ul all cub vacancies,
The evening world., 1919-01-21
.BOWiing Alley.
By Chatter Tack

Tho lntc.t standing compiled by ths
Secretary OF the American Nationd!
Bowling Tournament shows that the
Manhattans are still leading, having
increased their lead by two points
since the last standing was compiled
Up to the present writing they have
not suffered defeat in the ten games
that they have rolled, and many u
the railbirds are of the opinion that
they will go through the tourney
without "a defeat lnter-Clty and
Rosedalcs are the runners UP, with
the Intcr-Citys slightly in front. IL
trock. one Of the Roscdale Ave, is tho
high average man with an averag-
OF 2Oi for the eight games rolled
Carricc OF the Bergen five leads ali
OF the other shooters, and he Is To-
lowed by Stofka OF the ManhattahS'
The evening world., 1919-01-21
Fistic NelUS John p Pollock and GOSSIP

Madden. the lcral hcaowssh sh, IN ;he star bouf
o. Elk rounds. and will also CArhAnSe walops
vit len Eovluds. tr Western tatlCr. u .
,,g-rouui bnut a. the ToEn Hal \ c. ~
Scranton. IA On Jen 80 Gibbons expects y
do considerable fishtlns in ic tIturc. MT
Tommy walsh. manager oi rAl Moore. ths
Mem 'l,s fca.Ac-NcigIt cU entity docst intend
TO lct Mcoro agl, any grJl btys fcr he has
matched him with two uoNcrs who will lie c.6v
picking FOR hs man Mrrc's t-,, victim VIII
be- Young McGo,crn nj PHILADELPHIA whom he
toS's az Fiitnore ou Jan. a. and hl, seooudl
Ba,uin; Lc,naI at the National \. Q.
"rMt'y' on Rob. /. No
After mu,h trouble a match At lat hu bs-sl
arranged be'wccu Je'f SAITH the former ,Iiliad]
hoNra in,tructor at Camp DIX, y. j.. and
Iuhnny Howard, the hpky hight hea5weight of
Biyonnc, y ]. They have oecn scrurcd by Johnl
Jenninss, matchmaker OF ue Arnory A. A. or
Jer,yy city Ia clash IN the main bout Of eight
rounds at :he clubs SHOW MJu,ly eveninz,
Feb. .
Harng inlur'd his right hand badly N hr bout
with Gay Turner at scranton, IA lisi 1hara-
da, night. sncnt Msftn. the deal mute has
Oa,n compol,rl 10 ,al OF is go with Harr5
GI,b 10 Pittsburgh on Jan. 20. Maruna nan.
dgr says II will he several weeks bc'urc no viii
D, able TO boA asaiu. and When he u0o he will
only meet mlddlcveiglu. In ms bout with
rurncr MARIN weighed in At 1852 ."uns.
An eiioT IN b'ing made TO cllnsA an eight-
4 round bout between Tom Coslrr, the Lnsish
heavyweight, aud joe jeanette the coloncd
| heavy at the Arnory A 4. Of Jersey City
/ H,elts On Monday evening Peb TO- Jen-
ninss seems To think hc viii have no troubK
IN signing up the men a. Jeanette has already
gwen ne SUcl and the mana ~ Ct Covlw 10
anAloh 10 show his flsater III a oyu,cst IN Jsf-
Sy tI'y.
Fcte Hartley, the durable panr sud Louie
Bosash, the Brsrpor nseer. Will have il out
IN tvclvcround bout a. loved Mas, on
rrNt Tt,sdIy night Harilc, recently tfrued
decision u'rr lIil Bloom IN fifteen round
bout a. tAg An"nca1 A. A. oi BstImcrr. Tor
Vhch he received EGJI fpr his ,ictory Both
lads are WORKING hlrd tor The coutCst. "
match has practically been srrdnsed betws>n
lin Coifry. tho Irish heavyweight, anl Battiins
Leyinsky. the clever Hrb-"N boxer. George Engsi,
matchmaker Of the olympia A. A, Of Philadclphia
has male tho managers ci the lighters a flattcIinx
otter for their mon 10 uattlr. aud If the match u
ClHghcd II will be- ior sN rounds at tho OympLs
4. A, Of ihhdclpniA ou MouIly evening.
Feb. 10.
The evening world., 1919-01-21
Sport Il
Briefs

Joseph Blaisdell, the Brooklyn am
ateur billiard player. won a placs IN
the final round OF the national class
C 1872 balk line championship tournn-
ment last night. Blaisdell in an en-
| cellently played match as his con-
tribution to the qualifying round fof
the competition under the direction
or the National Association OF Anna
teur Billiard Players at Lawier
Brothers Academy. Broadway and
Monroe Street, Brooklyn, defcatod
Edward McGill. The score was $50
points to 1l2. W
Columbia's basketball team gave
another exhibition OF speedy playiux
IN practice srimmage against
the De Witt Clinton High School
I'VE in the Columbia ~ mnaslum
on MO;ninsside Heights. No score
was kept, but the schoolboys were
TTutp2layed Tlp2 from start to finish, aud
tred Dawson mado numerous chauees
IN the lineup OF the college team n
The first. entries received for ~
national indoor track and field cham
plonships. which will be held by the
18TH Coast Artillery Corps at thefl
armory IN Brooklyn Oh Feb 10, have
been filed with Frederick w. Rubien.
Chairman OF the A. \. L. Championship
Committee. They we're tho entries of
Peter Berman, Harry Dacks and Peter
B. Member OF the American Walkers
Association for the two-mlle walk.F En-
tries for the championships will close on
Feb. y.
MIDDLETOWN. Conn. Jan. The
Wesley an basketball team has elected
Kenneth " Dixon Of Bcrea. o.. Acting
Captain to serve until Capt. Edward
II. TOmlinson OF Elizabeth, y. j., has
been released from military Services.
Dixon Is a Junior and member of The
Alpha Delta Phi fraternity.
The Collegiate School basket tbaii
team added another five to its list OF
victims by defeating the Cutler Schooi
quintet on the home court by score q
l2 to IL. 1t
Jake SchaefCr Won the opening
blocks OF the &.600-piint lS.2 balk line
billiard exhibition match with Welkcr
Cochran at Nauric" Days Billiard
Academy. winning the afternoon game
by score Of 800 to 255 ami runninE
away with the evening one by scors
OF 800 TO so
The evening world., 1919-01-21
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN BIG
CHICKEN COOP THIS WEEK.

With tho opening OF the annual
poultry show to-day Madison Square
Garden presented the unique specta-
Gle of being the greatest chicken coop
in the world with thousands of pcdi-
greed chicks Not only were regi-
mcnts OF prize poultry on Wow but
dcviscs that bring joy to the breed,
the latest wrinklcS in incubator
breeding, were eagerly inspected
The Garden for the next few days
viii be the tavOrite meeting place Of
rural visitors who come once year
to the big city for the sole purpose OF
taking in the poultry show and COM
pairing their broods with those OF
competitors
The evening world., 1919-01-21

N N ANAGER Miller HuRElns, Bust
N ness Manager sparrow and
Mngnatcs Rupert and ius-
ton had IA restless night 1t was AL
because Of the report from Philadel-
phia that Homcrun Baker was going
tc sign with the Upland team OF the
Delaware County League instead Of
returning to play Third base for the
Yanks.
II Baker doesn't come back to tho
club. all the Yanks' plans for pen
nant winner viii bo nippcd in the
bud, as II rocks as though thcr
chances Of "A nag are unusually
bright with suCh new players -,
Outhelder puny Lewis and pitCheri
Dutch Leonard ana Ernie Shore on
the job.
With Baker cut Of It. however, Man
ager Huggins would ind 1t some task
to replace him at lthe difficult conner.
BAKER hi his old Athletic stride with
u vengeance last season. lie did So
well that II seemed as though win
n little outiield and pitching strength
Cning the team the coming season
1t couldn't keep out Of the World s
Series
Walter pipp on lirst, Del Pratt ~
second and Roger l'"ckinpaugh At
Short are three dependable mon, bu,
without i. Franklin Baker 10
round ont the combination tho in
field wouldn't figure very strong.
Undoubtedly an agent viii be sent
right away to Trappc, Md to deter
mnc Bakers exact intentions. FranA
Miller manager Of the Upland team.
rs the man responsible for the wi'c
that Baker had agreed 10 play in
the Delaware County League. lie
would only have to play two or three
times a week there, which would XIV 9
him an opportunity to run hom" each
hIgnt 60 see that MS crops were pat
ting over 300.
Maybe Bakers diCkcrirg with tho
Delaware Lcagu" is only one of the
many methods pursued by ball play
trs In the winter Ia Keep their M n'i'
/ IN pint. Popularity means money Ia
! diamond pastimcrs,
The evening world., 1919-01-21

branded not by the scrlbes' put oS
the owners aud managers themselVes'
as unfit ana expecting the rams 10
applaud those players
Hal Chase. who was accused OF Vdii-
Gus things by tho Cincinnati tluo ana
thrown off the team, is reported to
be coming back, Fred Toncy, accused
of serious crimes convicted OF one, ac-
auittcd on two charges OF draft dodg-
ing, was brought back and perhaps
will he again. Joe Jackson, BYRD
LYNN and Lefty Williams, ordered of
the White Sox park and charged with
going TO shipyards and other places
to avoid fighting, are seemingly to bc
welcomed back. \ dozen others
charged with those or similar ACES arc
being heraldcI as pcnnant winning
assets for various teams.
do not know that chase was 'uilty
OF the things charged against him, or
that Jackson, Williams or Lyna or
the others were guilty. They were
openly accused by owners ana man
ayers II seems TO me only two courses
are open either to prove the charges
and forever kick them out OF base
ball, or prove them innocent and well
come them back. TO bring them DdciS
in their present status and without
explaining is an insult to the fans
Worse than that, II is big Injustice
to tho other players