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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16
REGiNNING August 20.

- Successful Failure" "a now
serial story by CAROLYN Hoecher
in which q young married busi-
ness woman answers the qucs-
ton. Us my " business sue
CcrH worth while h Il interiors
with my homo life aud comes
betweeu mo and the man /
} love-" Before she answers IL 70
} her own satisfaction there are
} many interesting Developments,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

The owl h the most solemn look
Ing bird-und the most stupid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16
Let Us Help You Prepare

We ar dcvotng all next week to the Fall Sewing Days movement in
every piece goods department and Notions and the wide scope of the event
together with the Hundreds of Suggestions conveniently arranged, and
fair prices, is sure to create 10 end Of interest with women contemplating
their fall sewing.
Beautiful new Silks rich designs in Wool Fabrics, all kinds Of Cotton
Goods, Notions by the hundreds, Sewing Machines and Adjustable Dress
Foms-an take part in our Fall Sewing Days Movement.
Too. Mothers with Fall Sewing on hand for the children attending school
will find this a great chance to save time and worry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

When marriage II but a matter OF
money II n suggestive Of Ipidity.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-21

Yian on fei1n faitneus loppmlin
fliIirnrt, ionta aialla olenrme iaa.
meet nauttia feiGn ibanriloesta.
@itin mo ~tatieenia tiionne liionnorl
aparliiiteen, min ie fertoo Slrnia-
Iasta ia S1nen iltiiresta raftaitoes-
taan ibmiijin. SieIIGbGn on taitfi
min ibmeen ibanaa ia taitnista,
ionfa sSi1mnla OH liiomtt ibmiiille
1artittaipatii. SiellG pienet lintii'
Jet ilopirteni1 mirittGmdt Sltoian
fiitofietii ia fitmiafli.
@mmefo me ibmiiet mpos fiitt1i.
Il 2lojaal Olemmeban litotl Dld'
puolelle faiffia mnltta luomafiinnns
Ia; iifIipG OH meillG ibmiiillG %iliiirin
ftp fiittG1 2ltojaa ia 2unastaiao
Seeiusta, iofa on tilllltt maoilmoon
ia tltoniit alttlitoen taifille ibmi-
file, ia npt ipntiiini ioamme belt
tGptpG SGnen belmoibinin, iosto
armonpirrat mlotamat, ia fifteen
fiiin Seeins ian iobtaa elomme
prrtta, Min eipG fenfGan moi rpos-
tGd S1nen omiam pniffapa maar
mprsfpt fuinta pmibaiiiDat.
&eiG on miifannnn titon1tt palior
benfistd nalitintaa. uieimmat ben
filot eri paiftafumilta otpat f1p'
neer MISUNDERSTANDING pit1mGsi1 mo-
Iaiieipia pibeita, firfastaen ipntiiiI
ae S1tmalnn arrtod ia i1titrta rat
fnlttta, iofa tlliiifin olIa fitltrim-
BONA blioGenammte, ia ainoana tar,
peeaiIena iaa6a r~dhpintoa fitole-
m%attomilIe iielitillemme. SETTER
riaimiimme tarpitiee boitoa ia ra
tpintoa, Min ~tdrtedmpi on benfiier
eldmGntnte plIapito, fill mitG o1t
toa ibmistd jog bGn toto mailman
boitaiii ia iaiii iielitlGenio pabin
gonl
MprsfpistG maan
ia taistoista tpoan
piet Iitofieii Sierra
fitn Iopieii ferran,
iosia mprsfpt Ell paitbaa
ioa nnltttin roltbao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-21
Gleiuelanb, Obip

"SSumala oil 8ristlifiesia ia TO-
nitti mooilman itieniG fai1tta ella
luspmtt nellie meio1n i%DntejGmme".
Wlltta lltottnlpatfo fnifti ibrnilet
ilmon epGilpstG Seeiufien iopiths-
tDobon ett1 Sun pfiin on iiirtGnpt
mailman ipnnit min taltmafii fllin
IT'D on l1nnestG ia ltpottamit me-
renipmppteen. Ssraelin ipntiG pi-
t1d etiittdmdn, paan eli l0poettG.
MIN. Sumalo mt fntloo Tojas-
laan moaiImoo o~iltitaaiio, pnb1nG,
Danburstanna il taimuaieen tIpiin
fclnolltieno. S,ntala tooeIla OIL
ra.faus, eli bGr iGastGnpt o;nptais-
ia Toifaaniaf1an, ipoan antoi &G-
net riStinfuolemaat, iiten ostoen
meioGt belrpetist1 taitpaaieen fl.
roufiesto el1mddn. Oi onnentnte
iuiirluitta, tuin Sumala on SiGm.
NE, Seeilts meliemme. 81 l~ofifaan
ppstp meit1 tliomitiemaan.
&oifiIIe &ristiis omen .oi. 81,
%llutliii 10 foiffien liinastettiin nnut-
stron t1st1 iiGrti ppipm1stG onnes.
To-. aristifnnla oinae;n tiet1a ettG
cnlu cn ipp jog b'Iwettiin menet.
Wutta moi iitte!la fninfa balpa on
a,onelle taiapoan paltatunto. @i FIJI.
fam iinne ioiitas titIemoatt, lali-
laa wirrentefiid. Sa belpettiinfdGn
Ell mentas. &atitenfin iota pdifpa
10 betfi fiilienme fuolemoo, Iop-
piiantnte I~1bemm6fii. Sen faiffi
mpontGm1t ettemme ole ii1iipps-
maolla t1GllG. Mfittta iittentin mo-
nellie nGpttd1 elGnd tdGIlG, niinfiIin
ban ijonfaiten t1Glld NoIiii, 4aiffea
mraita iupaitoon, fiiolema on bell.
le mieros, tnifponn aarteet bal.pot,
iotfo otpnt unconditional ia festGd-
not ii1iti naiittio. N6in iofeo on
ibminen FIN bdn on miboliien TO-
lirtusmiorosin, eta usfoo iitG eiient.
pi tiiin SiimaIoa.
1pfdbop NIT oiotteIemaar, faIGis
oIetpo misfd aiemasio bpfpdr-
ID tddIId mooilmogia, eta iidiipps
ei ole i%initlIe fosfaot liion
@oan %obferoitie fen perd1n
sttd fen fdiitdtfit Min foot eIdrn1n
trintiitit perid. See fpiboIfiiert iie-
[iinmtrbooian fnnsfa peidero. aId
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-21
Waam fnpGa

&c olette moan iitola: jog fits iuo
la titGee ma1tttmafii, miaG iitte
ilolatam9 Ell Re enGG felpaa mibin.
f1Gn, mitta beitetGGn pois i1miIiItG
tollattaa, Matt. 5:13.
gnGoletuat lanai pitblti Seeius
mltoriiaornasfaan opetltsIapiillenfa,
eniin iitlistettiiom beibGt fofonais.
ia pbbefiGn eri tertan a1ttiiaafii ia
fdsfipa beibGn tpield lolita ia RE
mtitafin ipairtoien ia ab6istifIien
aitann, mitistaen iulirtn paItdnmaf-
ioa. @istd iobtliit ettG beitG pill
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-21

III louara, Tula eDdlIelllml OIL jill
litatull ipoInbu, uslolpaIlelle alIuu-
oetlL elta maoannatlppoetli. Suar-
naappa waan wapdara elpantelluullla
notlle tetoppbppoen lantarellle ia
pleenla taltllle epdustoillle, MIN
laat buomata tuinta tlrlDeleipi1 baa
lpola le tpo belodn omiintlnto!bln-
Ia ia lentaboen be lita min tatteras-
ii wibaaWatttn.
Stun eDantellumin malo arlion
aurintona iaa luo0a iGteenla ustot-
tomon ibmiien pianeudn omaantun-
toon, nlin ban iaa beti tirWelem1n
piston ~ipoanneenid ia fplpmps nou-
lee: Weit1 mimln pitad tetem1n, et-
td nina o~ut1aatii tuliiin? Sill1
npt masta banen iilmania apautlll
natem11n Sllnlalan ppb1n lain ben.
gelliiet maatimufiet. gtpt masto
bGn nltoa "tumtenlaan mita faltbeo
ia fabottofpa ipnti TITO epausto on.
iota ban Min tarnDan on tontanu1
omallatumollaan. Sept Dasta bar
nGtee ~itiesl11n &riStlfien murbaa.
Jon in fuinfa bGn on ep1usfosic
testamentin meren ialfainia ollie tai
lannut ia arnlon Scented pilfonmit
Onfo Ills ibme jos ban ~ep1toipoi
iena ~bdtGGntpp fpipmadn: Weitd mi
nun pitGG tefemGdn, ettd nina a1l
tliaatii tiiliiin2 Watitta Seeiutier
mostaus eipanteliumin ianasia fuii
luu: Ole bDipdsiG ~tiirwasia, iinlr
iDntiii otpot iinulIe anteetiionnetit
Sent maistlru ipntiielle &ristifler
efpanfeliumi mofeammalta fun Iii
rappi tai bunaia. Mettta mdbGnnai
ipDs on poistumit. SGnen rufouf
ienio on MT Serralle fuin iiiloine1
%ebtooubri. Sept alfaa bminen us
fonia tunmistufiellaon ia el1mGl
lGdn maifittamaan iilolana tania
lunastettuienio fesfuuoesio.
On iiis ielpGG ettei mifG1n laii
laorna pfiistdGn moi ppistoa ben
gelliStG mGoGnnGiippttG. &c on e
monfeliltmi, jofa poistno ep11sfoi
ia opettoo iumalattomon menoi
bpljGGmGdn ia juanaliieSti elGmG1n
Sc on ennnfeliumi iofa untao mel
le bolun ia roffouoen Sltrolon la
fin ia opettoa lola woeltamnal
fGsfpien teilIG.
s. Siola
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-21
KANSAN kIRJEITA

glin' 2uoiaii lllo,
iun fatleeii main,
SID armainen ain
iiia iuoiaa ia bolboo,
maarantin tiet1ii
t%orjiiii ia poistaa
2empenid iuoiaam iulteepi fun.
Seeiiis Sdn mprsfpsid
tDDnenfin tlo
@aif eIon taisteliit,
ieiffailitt mo
railbanfin rimaSta riistGG moi,
Wtlit fatieeli ain
2ito Seeinfieen tpain
ban raiiban irn
rintaoii tooienfin tho
lliloen mielen ia toboonfin ilio.
st lapieii fosfaan
SID biifflta ino
@aif mprsfpt ne poubaa,
iaat nalittia raiibaa.
ga tltripaii tiiot
SpmGn 9aimenen iiiot
Seeius ban paimen
parbainfin on
San faitiee ia iuoiaa,
mprstpnfin tppntG6,
Doaran SGn toriiiit
ia ~taistelttt mio olet parbaafii
iobtomn inltrt,
Sd lempeeii Juliet,
bptpGn titrhpaii ttot
81 9liittainn. g.. e..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-21

tataan, ipainotaon ia beio1n p11l-
lenid maIbetellaan ia faiftea pabaa
plbltam2 gifo inirt ientGbbcn
tltn be Seeiufien perdsid iulfiiesti
titrmustapat autiruttania ia bGnen
tdstpnid mutaan iiitd iloitiemat ia
mieIG ilmoittaipat ianlna autiuitta
muilletin, iaarnaamalla enanfeliu-
mia "faifille luobuille"! SdSi1
ipD mifli BETH mainotaan, pilfatoan
ia bGp1istGan. Sdmdn idlfeen
lSeefls ianoo BETA maan iuoldfIi.
Sietpsti eli Seeius tasid tarfoita
ibmisperioonoa, futen ianan mlo-
oosta moiii pGGttGG, fun bGn ianoo:
"Se olette maan iuola" maan ett1
be tunnustufienio ia ianrnoienia
talitta waiflttamat illolmn ibmisten
tesflluoesla.
SGst6 aiinsta ilmenee tristifan-
ian fesfi1uoesia %erilaiiia mielipitei.
til. Dleeni1 pioetG1n iuolana lie
fun iaarnaaia anfaristi ruosfii ia
tuomitiee hiulioitann ulfonniiista
ipntibarioitlfiista ia iamaIIa mpos-
fin iiiti fun IaiminIpooGGn firtos-
ia fdpmiiet, Sumalan ianan tpiliele-
miiet y. m. tristiLliiet b%arrastutiet.
Stieburstaat "fristillismielilet" TO-
apasti narttinat t1lIaiiesta i%aarnas-
to ia titlmimat: lie oil anfara lain
iaarna, fun ie ia lie oils taas ollut
pditalla, fpllG oils flnniania flul-
Tut, mutta lite eipGt fifth omista
mitG1n.
(Suolallu itiestG1n on ielloinen
ominuilruts, etti ie maistlil pabal-
ia ia ta~rpastelee, ioten ie estaG
mGtGnemiien.)
gpt eiitGn fpipmpfien: &pfeneeto
Observation-Disclosures iaarna poistn-
maan ia estGmG1n bengellilen ma
oGmGiippben? @nnen fun tGbGn
maStoan, eiit1n mieI1 ionfun fDip-
mpfien: Wifd OF bengelliien ma
oGmGiippoen olfu-ipD2 8astaiis
@pGilsfo, iiIld iiitdbGn foifft ipnnit
l1btem1t. Mifd on epdusfo2 @as.
tais: &un epGilldGn Sltmulan e.
1panfeliimisio ilmoitettlin totuutta,
ettG Sumala &riStufiesia tefi faiffi
mooilmun fnnint olttltoafli. Sept
moimme ontao lpostatfIen enlimm1i
ieen fpipmpfleen, iosfo t11ollainen
maoilmnn ipntiiitofiiista paiibaami-
men moi poistaa ep1l1sfon Gofa OIL
bengelIinen m1o1nn1iipps) eli toi-
Hin ianoen, maiflittao ibmiiesi6 Of
finn n%utitaafli tefemGn u5fon, jcfo
on tpnbpa l1tottnmlts ia iDodmelli-
men ltsfallns Sltmalaarl, iDntein nrt-
teetii iaamiiesta ia iianfaiffiiesto e,
ldmdstG, Seeintlen &ristiifien an
iion taboen. 8ostmis: 81, tuboi
fertoo Ell, iill1 iitG Ell moi mnifilttoo
Sitmalon pDbd lafitaon, maiffa film
ia bartanna IT'D liiet ia titfit, ie
moon feboittoo ipibaan.
Hl1bbosta mapnata etponfelilrmir
%inarnoa ianofpot it~iebursfaat iris.
tillismielilet" fiirappiionrnnfii id
itsfoa iiiben iitrappiiisfotii ia ettG
Re ipnnptt61 mGoGnnGiippttG, ia Of
foompo Min ett1 Re n1ofealta mois-
titufin. (&ln iit1 rdaoolliiet ipo-
pdt ia ratpitoort). Mittta TITO tait-
bea ipptos, ettd fe ipnifitttna ma
6GnnoiipbttG, on aitpan peritsteeton
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
SPORTNOTES
GROQUET MATCH WINNERS
Park Players Won tn
Championship Of Topeka.

BY winning firsts in three classes
the Chesney park playground croquet
players annexed the championship of
the city in this particular branch of
sport at the annual croquet tourney
of the Fairgrounds at City Park Fri
day afternoon. The Chesney mallet
wielder took first in the 16-year-
girls doubles and the 13-year-old girls
doubles. They were runners up in the
16-year- boys singles. Westlawn
and City Park Fairgrounds were tied
for second honoFs, each winning two
games. Polk was tied with one win to
its credit
The point winners in the various
classes were as follows:
Boys 13-year-old singles-Jean Hare,
Westlawn champion, and Faye Smith, Rip
ley. runners-up.
Girls 1$year-old singles-Eliza
guerite Glenn, Ripley, runner-up.
Boys 16-year-old singles-Harry Hawn.
City park, champion, and Bill Boyd, Ches-
ney, runner-up.
Girls 16-year-old singles-Gladys Swear
engen, Polk, champion, and LaSergie Nc
BOYS 13-year-oid. doubIes-Jean Hare,
Lawrence Brodkish, Westlawn, champions,
and Earl Harris, Jessie BabeF, runners up.
Girls 13-year-old doubles-Elizabeth
Fairbanks. Agnes Sieben, Chesney cham
negan, Westlawn, runners-up.
Boys 10-year-old doubles-Hsrry Hawn,
Donald Lewis, City park, champions, and
Theodore Mcclure, James Kearney, Quincy,
runners-up.
Girls 16-year old doubles-Thelma Will
bourne, Trina Referring Chesney champ
ions, and Virginia White, Lois Bacon,
Edgewood, runners-up.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
LYNCHERS PLEAD GUILTY
Are Convicted and Sentenced for First
Time in AIabama's History.

Bay Minette. Ala, July 19.-For the
first time in the history of Alabama
convictions and pleas of guilty were
entered in a lynching case when,
in the Baldwin county court, two
men were convicted of completely in
the murder and given penitentiary
sentences, while twenty-eight other
members of the same band entered
pleas of guilty. Ten of those pleading
guilty were given fines or sentences
to hard labor.
The case was that of Frank Foukal,
who was shot to death in his cell in
jail, where he was being held on a
charge of murder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
PLAY AT lockwood
Marshall's Band To Give Concert
Sunday Afternoon.

MarshalPs band will play at Edge
wood park on the state hospital ear
line, Sunday afternoon at o'clock
The program follows:
Neutrality-suspicious." ..... BeIlstedt
Overture-''Merning, Noon Night. .Suppe
CoFnet Solo-rSchubert's Serenade".....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schubert
Happy Kushera.
Flower Song-"Hearts-F Flowers. -. Tebani
Waltz-"Forget Me Net. Brooks
Alto Saxophene, Lee Gilmore.
INFERMISSION.
March-'Black Jack" Barnes
Vocal Solo-"I'm Forever Blowing Bulb
r. L. Stevenson.
Sextet from Lucia. .Donizetd
Sage, Vogel, Hopper, Spreng, MeComas.
Snyder
Seleetion-"Eehoes from Metropolitan
MarchI"spirit ofIndependence" Hoizmann
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
SGOREB0ARD FLASHES

Yesterdays hero. Babe Ruth. The Bos-
ton Red SoT slugEer got bis daily home
run but filed another on TOP Of II with
the bases full IN Cleveland, winning for
the Rostonese, 10 7.
Reiuvenated Babe Adams led the Pirates
To smother victory, downing Nehf OF
the Braves, 70 O.
Claud williams brought the washingte
vvinuing streak to an abrupt halt by blank
fnr the Senators. 10 0.
Iuh Leonard pulled OF the third shut-
ont ~ the DIV when 10 hr'd The Athletics
ycoreieSs as the Tigers counted thrice.
The Yanks hrolr tNr-r strrn with their
Trq+ victory IN s. Louis Of the season.
Al Russell twirling them to a to win.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
TITLED AVIAFRIX KILLED
BOroness de la Roche Was First
Woman To Fly Over Paris.

Paris, July 1S.-Baroness de Ia
Roche. the French aviatrix, was killed
in an airplane accident at the air
drome. at Crotoy, this afternoon. The
baroness was flying with a passenger
when the accident occurred.
The Baroness de la Roche was the
first woman to make an airplane
flight over Paris. This was about ten
years ago. She won her air pilot IL
cense in 1910.
In 1915 the baroness made an alti-
tude record for women, riding to a
height Of 1859 feet and in June of
the present year she flew to an altI-
tude of 1900 feet, beating the record
Of Ruth Law, the American woman
flyer. During her career as an avia-
trix the baroness had met with many
accidents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
AT THE
THEATERS
At the Orpheum.

AS refreshing as cool breeze after
sultry spell, as vitalizing as a new
hope after a long despair, comes
George Beban, the noted favorite of
stage and screen, in a clean. whole
some photoplay, after the series of
hectic motion pictures which we have
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19

recently had, entitled Hearts of
Men," a picture that will appeal to
the whole heart of humanity, being
presented at the Orpheum Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
'fearts of Men" gets altogether away
from the beaten path of the usual
photoplay and has an added note of
interest in that the star is supported
in the production by his 5-year-old
son, George Beban, jr., who plays the
most prominent part a youngster of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19

his tender years has ever been allotted
on the screen, and who contributes
to the picture one of the most lovabIe
INSTRUMENTATION ever rendered
before the camera. The Pathe News
will complete the program
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
TITLE TO CAMPBELL

He Defeated Duncan for Country
Club Championship.
z. A. Campbell is the new champion
OF the Topeka Country club, In the
finals of the club championship Friday
afternoon, he defeated J. l.. Duncan
up and 8 TO go in a 36-hole match.
The champion won his way into the
finals by defeating Frank S. Crane
Thursday, and Duncan won the semi
finals from w. H. Lyman.
Campbell turned in 80, 81, 3s and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
TO WALK 100 MILES AT IS.
BY Goldberg

That's Way Dan O'Leary, the Pedes-
TRAN, VIII Celebrate birthday,
Chicago, July 19.-Dan OLeary, the
pedestrian. will celebrate his seventy
eighth birthday today by starting on
a i00-mile walk at the National
league baseball park
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
Fridays Baseball Games.

At Chicago: r.
Washington 900 900 oooEo
Batteries-Zachary. Harper and Picinieh ;
Williams and schalk.
At Detroit: RHE
philadelphia ......, 900 600 600 6 .
Batteries.Nayior and nd PerSins; Leon
ard and Ainsmith.
boston at Cleveland; 900 200 1o5-s d d = :
Cleveland . c.;i..,; 100 200 O49-7 2
Jasper, Meyers, Coumbe and O'Neill.
At St. Louis: R.H.E.
New York ....... 100 900 800 s 0
st. Louis ...-.....-.. .o10 020 600 10 ?
BatteriesI7Russell and Hannah; Wellman
and SEVERED.
National League.
At Boston: R.H. z.
pittsburgh .-.....-. 005 600 600 10 Q
Batteries-Miller, Adams and Schmidt !;
Rudolph, Nehf and Gowdy.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. postponed; rain.
Chicago at New York, postponed; rain.
Philadelphia st. Louis game postponed;
rain.
American Association.
Kansas City 49,. 900 900 900 2
Columbus ............ .O01 600 20s-- 3 6 D
Batteries--Allen and La Longe; George
and Stumpf
At Indianapolis: r. Fl. =.
st. Paul .....--..-...2OO U3O U1U- y L o
indianapolis ......... GOO 600 200 2 1
Batteries-Griner and Hargrave; Cavet
Crum and Gossett.
At Louisville: RH.E
Milwaukee ............O O2 600 O01-3 Z 3
Louisville $50 900 SOIL II
Observation-Disclosures and. Lee; Davis and
Meyer.
At Toledo; R. n. z.
Toledo ................O 900 100 or 1
observation-disclosures and Henry; McColl
Miljus and Murphy.
Western League.
At omaha-Wiehita s. II, ?; Omaha, 4,
o, I.
At Sioux City-okiahOma City. 2. s, Il;
Sioux City 1. Z, 2.
At st. Louis-Joplin g. II, 1; st. Joseph.
4, 13, 0.
At webster City. Tulsa 6, 49, 2; Des
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
OVER 500 SHIPS IDLE

o > DocInres Freight EmbargO IN
Marine Strike-I,Oss of S11, 900, 900.
New York. July 19.-With more
than 500 ships idle in various ATTAIN
tic and Gulf ports, the seamen's strike
continued today with no prospects Of
settlement in sight.
The freight embargo declared by
the United States railway administra-
ton late yesterday was expected to re-
suit in similar action by the steamship
lines affected.
Union officials estimated today that
the strike had caused a loss of S.
100000 in this port and $4,000, 600
in other ports.
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SO. and Duncan a AZ. ~, 50 and 40.
Frank Griggs held the club champion
ship last wear
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Gently. So he promptly marched
them up to Magistrate O'Neil-
The magistrate explained that
one-piece suits didn't cover enough
of ones figure to meet Coney
Island requirements and then let
them 90 with warning to add
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19

"Ya may get away with them
outfits in California, but this amt
no California" is what the police
man present said when the above
group Of Mack Sennett bathing
girls tripped along the sand on
their arrival at Coney Island re-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19

dash of goods here and there. Most
women folk would be indignant
and probably fearful if forced to
walk. dressed so daringly, with q
policeman along the public thor
oughfares, but it's all part of the
game for these movie stars. They
dote on advertising.
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strange a three yearoId boy supporting his
father robust came to light today The boy
White, and has been supporting his
months Before ire rises too FAST let it
explained Bob White only the name for
George Beban, Jr and Is supporting his noted father In
his latest photoplay, "Hearts of Men,"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19

American LeaKue.
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At Chicago: R
Washington .......A.........O 900 600 000-t
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. .001 200 0Os-;
Batteries-Zachary, Harper and Picinieh
Williams and Schalk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
FOREIGN INDUSTRY RE-
COVERING

A significant dispatch from London.
England. reads as follows:
LONDON. August followers Of Ar
mold Benefits odd Wives Tales will
rejoice in the knowledge that the Five
Towns are enjoying Il pottery trade
boom, the like OF which has not been had
for many years. For five years Germany
and Austria, who were the biggest COM
petitors. have been shut out from the
principal markets of the world.
During those five years circumstances
prevented much overseas trade being
done by the English. but since the
armistice was signed trade has been
steadily increasing. America and Cam
ada are the biggest buyers.
The potteries are one place where un-
employment does not exist.
European industry is re-establishing
itself with much more speed than many
people In this country expected. Amer
lean manufacturers cannot anticipate
the continuance much longer Of freedom
from European competition which they
had for the past three or four years.
In the not distant future wo will Sc
riously need a much larger measure Of
protection than We have now in orda
to maintain the American market and
the American wage standard
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tue RUSSIAN REVOLUTION

Frazier Hunt. tho special CORES pond
ent Of Golfers Magazine. who has re-
turned from Russia. where ne spent sew
eral months making a study OF the Boil
shcvik government, believes that condi-
lions are forcing the Bolshcyik leaders
slowly but surely towards conservatism
Lenine. Trotzky and Tschitcherlne and
other Bolshcvik leaders are desperately
anxious TO save the remnants Of the
Russian revolution for the good Of the
Russian people, and the faith which the
Russian people have in the revolution
itself is the source Of their strength,
Most Of the BolshcvHi. Hunt declares
have given up the dream Of prolelarian
republic. They admit. and dcplorc. the
excuses into which they were forced in
the early days Of the revolution and are
now fighting only to prevent a rc-cstnb-
lishm"nt of the rcactionary forces
which ruled the exploited Russia under
the autoCraCy.
So far as the Russian revolution
meant the liberation of the people, the
erection OF u republican form Of govern
ment, N which all classes were recog-