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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
GOLF MATCHES ON TODAY
SOUTHERN OPEN TOURNEY
TO BEGIN ON ATLANTA LINKS
ountry Club md Hermitage Club
PROFESSIONALS Go From Here to
Compete In Events.
lBy Associated Press.

ATLANTA. GA. Sept. PLAY in the
Seuthern open golf cha mpionship viii:
begin tomorrow on the Forest Lake
course Of the Atlanta Athletic club
with some OF the leading amateurs
and professionals OF the country com
pctinS.
Prizes offered the professionals total
$500. with $500 going TO the high
professional Gold medals 20 10 the
amateur wincrs.
Robert r. Jones, Jr Atlanta. run
neF-up in the national amateur
tcurnamen, this summer and the lead.
ing amateur entry, will be paired in
INC elimination round OF eighteen
NOES tomorrow with Fred Mcleod.
Columbia Country Club, Washington,
u. G., professional.
Ncison Whitney Not Entered.
Nelson whitney. New Orleans
southern amateur champion. has not
entered. but the Crescent Citv viii
be represented by a strong amateur in
Reuben Bush. vino was drawn 10 play
MiKe Brady, national open champion
tomorrow. Brady. however, had not
appeared up TO tonight.
Jim Barnes. sunset Hill Club West
en- open champion. is paired win
Willie OSg, Atlanta Athletic Club
Professional ]. Douglas Edgar. Druid
iiills, Atlanta. professional. and Ca
madam open champion. will meet r. r.
Sproeell. Roehuck Country Club. Leo
picEel. Detroit Country Club. profess
sional and Perry Adair. local amateur.
Will face each other in the elimination
round
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GIANTS, 2-2; BRAVES, Ia
ny Assoclated Prcss ]

NJ" YORK. Sept. New York
broke even With Boston in double.
hcarer here today. winning tho FIRST
Eam' 10 !. on Ecllv's homo run in
re tenth inning while the Braves
,ook me second. I 20 ., by pounding
B'lI Ryan. Eufaio recruit.
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-io'a'S' "SS ! y . IL " Z
'Bhttcd for MYERS in seventh.

Chicago ............l q } o -
Summary Two basc hitu-Spc aaer foD,
lIarrts Jackson, +; Collins Ri.berT. Wood
Sacrifice hits--R!.bcrS. Kerr CD. Sacrifice
ny-E. Collins. Double ays--SchaIk 10
weaver; Chapman to Wainbssanss to iiar-
rIs. Left on bases -ClrN-inui. .. Chicago.
, Vases on balls on CovclcsAie. 2: nn
! in / Is; IN Myers in "a struck
out by Ncr. . by Faeth. / Losing
tckcr CoVnlcInic
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YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS
"MICKEY.".Adv
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h.BANf = =. sept ---rro,es-
s,onal baseball players ana umpirer
,,ttnp;oycI IN New Yorn state dnrinK
e ntcs"nt season although rcrld.ntr
., othcr states. arc rish,cio INC ne ~
$500 none tax law COMPTROLLER
E"kehe NJ Travis ruled To-Day.
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{Coattnued on Eighth Pase1
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REDS. IL; CARDINALS, O-3


ST. LOUIS. SEPT AFTER t,llcr had
pitched Cincinnati 20 l-to-0 vic
torv IN the first came, st Louis came
back and irounced Ruether for thir-
teen hits, winning Ike second game
10 :, and making il an even split
on the series.
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FIRST GAME.
New York. Ro
To'sl' 20 s Totals. / G
'B~'ted ~! Til!inEim in ninth I
(.r,. Il. IL, =

:;r~ Yor> .......o 900 ! IL
FsnE,nn ...........0 o o o o q q q NJ
.'T.Tnla.y: Home run. Kelly. Sacrifice
DOUBLE piays- Young ann Kelly Maran-
III, rex ana lioike. Lett on basek--Ncw
Ih'E 3, Boston. Q. Baacs bail9-on
TyGin,yy; ,iins-oT T2ney n 3. ,om
ny pt,chcr-hy winters fI,orckeD S,rurt
oEi--by I!iliEgiru. by Benton. .
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Nci.on whitney Not Entered.
son for Leading rrofc,,Ion.I.

number Of other leading anna
tours and professionals arc 10 play
Ten cash prizes are offered $500
for the leading professional; $500 for
second place; $3.50 for third. and on
down.
In addition to This $50 will go to
the professional playing the best
eighteen holes on any day of the
tournament which lasts through Wed
ncsday. with eighteen holes Monday
and Tuesday and thirty-six on the
final dag.
Cold medals Will go TO the anna
tours winning places. The meet has
been authorized by tho Southern
.Amatcur COZ Association.
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BROWNS. 6; TIGERS, 5
IRy .Assocl.ted rr...l

DETROIT. Sept. st Louis halvcd
the series by defeating Detroit. 6 TO
The Browns h!t Ehmke hard in tho
nrSt twu innings and wern aided by
loose i!cldirG. Boland who finished
INC. game Jared littlc better.
Score.
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%s. YORK ............o Io6Io %
Boston ..... .......,,..o q q O--t
Summary: 1~o.hase hiis--Dovle. Gonaa-
lrs. Iirnrnornan rhrcc- hase ro"rkci.
gtolen hasrs-PjCk. iolk.. Double plays-
j. smith. M.rsnvile. PICK. Left on bases
No. YORK. I. I.naton. Bases on balls
on Ryan l. OF Oouchccr. L. HITS of
Ryan in 3 on Dubuc In :: or Oe.ch-
ser. IN g struck "Ut--by RYAN, Z: by
f,uhu". ! ~ Wini"rH. !. 10y Deschgcr, |.
Winning ui,ch.r. Otnchgcr Losing pitcher.
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LEADERS SET SLOW PACE
REDS AND WHITE SOX STILL
MAINTAIN PLACES AT TOP
Cincinnati Now Eight md One-Hnif
"nmcs Ahend OF Giants, and Chi
cnEo Out of Danger Zone.
tBy Associated Prc..1

NEW YORK. sept 7.--Althouvh
neIthar tho Cincinnati Nationals nor
the Chicago Americans set fast pace
last week. nothing like "A winning
s,rcak was forthcoming from amy Of
t tnfnr near con,enders which would
prinE them nearer The leaders.
Even by maintaining Il 800 average
in games won and lost during the
remaining three and A half weeks Of
the season. the Reds and the White
SOY would have little to fear for the
safety of their top position. Including
todays contests. Cincinnati has a lead
YORK whilo Chicago is seven and one
hilf games in front OF Cleveland, with
Detroit one-half game behind the In
dams.
day. Cincinnati won three out of four
from Chicago. An injury 10 Third
Rascman Groh's throwing hand kept
him out of the series with the Cubs.
with SCHROEDER substituted well both
at the bat and in the fold Doak. Of
-. Louis. blanlt"d the Reds with five
for Cincinnati Saturday. To-day ST.
Louis hell the Reds even. Eiler blank.
Ing tho Cardinals with three hits, while
ST. Louis hit Ructhcr hard.
White Sox Held Even.
In the American League. Chica 20
vas held even by its opponents. VII
liams, batted out in the trst inning
hy cIsyS'and last snnday; prevented
tieNciand from scoring MONDAY. but
was again pounded hard by Cleveland
Saturday.
C!cottc showed good form, ard
turned back both Detroit and clevc-
land. Kerr lost a siNtccn-!nninC
pitchers duel 10 t:hmke Of Detroit,
Tuesday. Today Kerr defeated cleve-
land.
Cleveland altc-natcd with Detroit
for second place. The Indians broke
even in four games with ~; Louis.
while tho Tigers took three out OF
I'VE from the browns. including to-
DAYS game and one last sunday
The Red SoN won double headers
from Washington and rhilado lphia.
Boston made twenty-five hits. "A major
Friday. In this contest tho Boston
slugSer Babe Ruth. got his twenty
hfth home run and equalc1 Frecman's
major league record.
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New York
Totals IS Ell Toials3l = s .
.I'ait"d for Zachary IL ninth
score hy innings: II

W.shinpsf,Ssa '.:...:..............d I" 20
5unniary T"o-basc h.is-rc cklnpauEh
boti. i.ett on hascs -%,w YORK. 10 Wash.
~ Zachary. !! on Shawk"v, l. iIits--cti
Erickson. IN - runs scored on la -.
IN th'rd). fIlt by uitchcr--hy ShawkNy
LMonosky) Struck out--by Zachary. /: BY
Sha wkcy. :. Losing pitcher. Erickson
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st. Louis
Detroit

=, r,,,, ~ '"'''"-' II.
pe!r@i, ...i+::....3 % Is
summary: Tw"-base hits--Tobin. Gerl,.r
sa S2GS9n cobb Tire bs.e hi,Jones
.-"Tobn Dounit pIsv 3y6nnr SaeTp!ncs ~
n"i,n'~n. n LEI, on bases-s, Louis. . u.
oit Boianf; HITS Ehnikc . IN in.
S Sn,Sa-o sax .:o,hGron; Struck out---hy
c"tEoron. 4; nv Bo!an mi. I. Wild rltc n =
Hothoron. Losing nitchtr. Rolan d
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Ruth Get. Two Homer.

BALTIMORE, ND, sept. 7p,h.
Ruth scored two more home runs ~.
day In an exhibition game h,tusrn ~,
Boston Red So1 and the Balttno,.
Dry Dock team
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Si~icr More Valuable.
Choose Your "Fat- Gire,e.

Chase, tho "outcasr' OF year ago.
the undesirable has come back"
"iih i hur-ah, and as the 1919 season
draws to its close. and AS Hal Chas.
nears his th!rty-scventh birthday. he
still ranks as the most remark bic
irsi baseman IN the National League
Copyright, 1919.
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Scorr b. inr!r-.: r
- nCinuaii .............6 . o %
St. Louis .............5 q .-5
summary Tao aase h.,S-Schu!tz. w!nSo
T!lrrr -haEs hi;--Pruthr- stolen bases
Grhh. Heathcn,e. McHenry. Sacrifice hi,l-
l-Nan. Daubtri. piihoe!nr. Jacobs. Sacrifice
fr-IanHtlr Double rlayF-- Fiornshy. La
Tan ana MoiITi,a ca. T.cft on hases--Cn-
oinaat. s: ST. Louie 4 Bases on bails--oH
Es.Gth.r. .: BY la cnhs - -
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WORK OF HAL CHASE HAS
JUSTIFIED FAITH IN HIM
Has Performed Comeback" This
Season That VIII Rank With
Most Remarkable in Game.
BOUGHT FROM REDS BY GIANT,
Was Put on Baseball Market Because
W hnmors OF IrrcguIarlty and
gambling, and Was Brought
Around by Careful Handling.
ny JAMEs ). CORnI:1vr,

CitN sept THE splendid
through 1919 has Justjttcd inhn Sn M
Era"'s faith in him ''"" NC
onasc mas performed another come
o"SN !niS season that takes rank az
one OF the most remarkable In IN a"
tory of the game :" VIC "'s-
QUILL remember that prince HaI.
rag end OF the 1915 season some s. ne
sal!ona accusations were placed az his
n nn.eshoid t vas charged that Inc did
no' give the Cincinnati Reds thc hoa'
that was In him: that he Was wmeep,n
nioncy in gambling places against his
Md none OF the charges made
was FOUND at his hearing that Chasc
Vas Ruiltiess But just tho same tho
NINA nn remained. aud Chase was looked
upon T Tor "a time. as disgraced figure.
nc Reds would have nothing more
20, 20 Win him They placed him on
; The o' sSe;nta market, And a, the time
any one would take Chase at the tenn
henanded For Prince Hai' Mad =
reputa,,on toT being bad actor" lie
menta! ball players who arc bal "a
tors al tho same time. and Iknwiso
arc lar beyond the thirty year marx
"'c rIarned AS deslrable citizens.
John McGraw. a geulus IN ba,r,,
men. decided to take a chan"n ~
Ghase And McGra" made no ml.take.
INC training camp season. and through
some oil the carly spring con5ats Then
MS "o'k s!uniped. ~ least At the bat
Day after day aud weak after week
average. Such :. condition, conn,nd
with The fact tina, he knew ihere ia
considerable opposition to him among
bail players. '
But It didn', dlshcar,on Hal cbas,
n" kept plugging away. and through
INC Iast two months he has played q
circuit have eciipsed
cnafe r!Eht now Is playing brand
y 9a p""e pa not unlike that OF his
ihc game. He probably has slowed A
litiic because OF added years. but Chase
doesn't need 20 yield 10 many men
III ah-aronnd nrst-hasinS ability
si~icr More Valuable.
Hn considering his youth and III.
iact that no IS a more versatile PLAYER
man Chase, he is probably more
yaluablc player. jake Dauoert has al
always :, wonderful hitter. But Dubert
isn't Chase. even At his best
Ehance had the happy faculty OF not
and doing his share OF the hitting. but
Of holding the inhcld together as we'll.
He had the confidence OF his inne!ders.
chance with crr~t!c throws that could
not be possible with a weak sister on
the ini;ia! sack.
Choose Your "Fnt" Gigele.
Chase, The 'ontcast" Of a year ago.
draws to its close. and AS Hal Chase
nears his th!rty-scventh birthday. he
s;i!l ranks as the most remark bic
hrsi haseman IN the National League
','p 4 IA
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CHOOSE YOUR "FAT" GIGGLE
Table Supposed TO Show F'nttenins
Substance IF Laughs II An
nOunced fn Chicago.

CHICAGO Sept i.-How much fat.
teninE substance 10 there in a laugh
some one took the trouble to figure
1t out Yesterday in the cafe of the
All American exposition in the Coli.
scum end the following table was sub
miitcd to the attention OF tho corpu-
lent officials Of the show:
Kinds Percentage Of fattenino
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SECOND GAME.
Total. 50 / Totals {
score bI INNINGS: r
/ Philadelphia ..........c q o-l
RrrnLlNu u

Rr@nkiyn .........o ) o : ::
summary rwo-bas -Tsi,Ckh urDc
ludtrus raulcttc. konctchy. stolen bases
.,.aiiahan Bancroft; Sevritice hii-kil-
s,T TO FAulctic. Left on bases -rhiladcl-
mia. :. Brootiyr. :. Rases OIL balls--"fr
RiScy. :, on E!cnsr. / liit hv pitChrr--hy
EtSoH. Wild. ritches-Ri1cy. :. Struck
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Reds Won Four Games.

The weeks record in each league OF
games played. won and lost, with runs.
hits. errors mon loft on bases. aud
runs scored by opponents including
games Of Saturday, September i. is
as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

SOUTHLRS ASSOCIATIONS
Mobile. SIS. New Oriran. O.,
Chattanooga. Is; Narhvill, &c
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Cincinnati ....l a @ n n 81
50 Louis Northumberland q G q q o. n
Ssnt!Har;i stolen sts-Stock. Roush
SacT%ce hits-naub-rt Rcathcote. Left on
base sc ncirnaii Z: -. Louis. . Bases on
hals-oF Schusp. :. struck out-by Ei!cy.
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PIRATES, 2; CUBS, I
tRY A,noeia,eh prcM

Thy NrHoeIatch PfcN
CHICAGO. Sept 7.-Pittshurgh beat
chicago. . to l. today In r. slab battle
bet wAnn Alexander and Hamilton
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SHCoSD GAME


i"'h'H ." ~ '''a' 40 . q
spst,cd for RYAN In nfth
'Ba,tsd for Dubuc In Eeventh.
:Bstitd for winters IN ninth.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20

" T7E
kfTCflE N
AiYD
PANTRY

l-Nt cooking fish the housewife
| needs NO extraordinary equipment
A-guod, substantial frying pan j., of
course. q part of her regular cooking
OUTFIT, She should take care that this
j. not warped, and it should he thor
oughiy eieanscd after use Fish. it
must he remembered. j. Il delicate sub.
stance aud easily assumes the taste Of
other dishes which may have been
cooked in the frying pan Undoubtedly
the best way is to have good SIZED
aluminium frying pan exclusively for
preparing fish
For broiing fish she may use rec,
ular wire broiler or, I'm pinch the
toa~ter she uses for bread BY far
the better method. however is 70 use
a dripping pan with draining wire
ana broil the fish in the oven.
For hr0iIing fish She viii use any
ordinary type of broiler and for baking
the ordinary baking pan
She should save drippinSS particu
larry bacon urippiu-s. IN which TO fry
her fish Fresh lard may be used, but
a derp'pan of bacon drippingS * better
4 clean wooden plank. ON which t.
serve pianked fish; Il few rHmrkiu
dishes, which may be purchased for
five or ten cents each; pie u.ate. Il
sharp knife ~ trim the fiSh--aud if
she buys her fish undrps~pd q curry
comb 10 le it-and n flat Iuu- han
died ladie ia transfer the fish from the
cooking to the serving dish viii com
plete her equipment
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20
Mamma Lacked Experience.

Late one afternoon Hazel had her
beau call on her Just rs she and Ruth,
her llfllo sister. were going 10 do the
dishes. When they were about half
way through Ruth said. Hazel, II
you'll do the rest of the dishes and
give me two cents III entertain Elmer
tlll You get through Hazel then re-
rlied: "Mammn's entertaining him for
nothing, amt she al rightf" NO.
kuth said, Mamma never had II fel.
low, 50 she doe sn't know how To enter
tain 'cm"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20

Joliet, III -" From the time my chill
dren were small have been recommend
lng Dr. picicc's Cough syrup The fact
that il contains neither opiates nor
harmful drugs, combined with the prompt
relief it gives little folks when they bocoire
choked up with coughs and colds, is my
reason for recommending il so highly |
would not give any other cough syrup
To my children Mis-, REGINA RuBsIL,
7JO s, Ottawa ST.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20

needed ionic, ! Used Or piorcc's
iavorifc Prescription | was simply
tred out ard didn't icc good Just
felt that ! must nave q tonic which was
good for women J tooh about Two
bottles Of 1'avortc Prescription ana II
made me feel much better shall al
ways praise it because it helped me -
MRs. JULIA CUET1s, ~ No Fifth St
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20
Baked Boston Bluefish

Two pounds II pollock ........ IL cents
Seasoning. &c. ............,...4 cents
Total for four persons. - cents
= or one person .,........ .......,h cents
Haze your fish dealer cut the police Is
OF Boston biuefi>h into thick steaks.
season the fish with salt. pepper and "a
little lemon juice, Rub it over vita
butter, place on dripping pan which
has been rubbed with butter. and "A
Slice Of onion. Bake half an hour.
Serve with slice Of lemon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20

The members OF re. philanthropir
dephl .mcn. u the Woman clun. hed
a meeting Sc terday in the parish
house at Carist EpHa church.
r0cty-fivc !4dfps were g enhance
TIE day aE -Dent IN working on ar
ticles Tor t. tdiers who are patients
az the ia Sale County Sanitorum
At noon a very dehclCus picHle ihnch-
con wa served The hostesseS for the
day were Mrs. Emily parrett, Mrs,
Hale FRANCES. Mrs l.. W. Brewer ST.
ana ur Moses stieteI
= j. =
Misses Helen ana : me swift en-
terfsi,ed rTeuiy-four -u. is last eve
Ming their home on Ottawa avenue
q: al informal supper party The
house Vas prettily decorated with
cnrysanths BNIn4. Following The sup.
per very enjoyable evening wa,
sp6nt hT l.c quests playing cards,
:. y :.
Mrs LLOYD Ealtteriield was pleas
ant. rlriS !. on Tuesday evening
al the hunIe o. Mrs Edward {,
Kencue 81 Canal street in honor c,
her BIZ 'daH The guests spent a
pleasant evening playing five hundred
and at the fat, hour delicious refresh
moatS ue-a s." "a Mrs. Butterlicii
r. eigad many @tutlful birthday
gif; Ati the arrangements tor the
party rorc Kept a secret from the
guest ot heIgr until she arrived al
,p NencMp hone
Z. y +
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20
SOLAR ECLIPSE TO
OCCUR NOV. 22

CBy the Associated PrrssJ
St Louis, Mo, Nov pa solar
eclipse viii be visible here on thu
morning of Nov, ~, according to Rev.
Martin a. Brennan prominent as
tronomer Of this city, The sun viii
rise in eclipse and VIII remain until
two minutes before ~ O'Clock, Father
brennan asserted. T>wOJhirls of tn
sun viii be darkcned. he said
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20
Patterns for
Homie Sewing

A pattern Of this illustration
will be sent your address. FIJI
out the attached blank and mall
g tne Free Trader-JournaI, en-
closing lie in money or stamps.
Please allow ten days time In
which TO have pattern delivered
you. as2
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20
Dreamed Pollock with Rice.

-Four pounds po.lock..........32 cents
Rice ..........,......... scents
seasoning ......, / cents
Total for four persons. ........44 cents
For one person ................il cent?
Cook oupful Of rice until il is tender
seasoning ID with salt, pepper and but.
ter Bon a four pound pollock in Salted
water. After removing fish let watrt
uoil until II thinkcnS, tsing this water,
make cream sauce. adding Il lttlo
milk ana enough flour to thicken,
Cut the fish into small pieces and
place IN the bottom of baking dish
Four a third Of the cream sauce over
It, Put in the rice and over it pour
the remainder of the cream sauce
Bake in a bot oven twenty minutes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20
SUPREME: court TO
TAKE Up WET ISSUE
At HEARING TODAY
Ctc 8 FROM KENTUCKY AND
rev WORK FIRST TO BE
1hREeHeD OUT EXPECTING
war TINE PROHIBITION.

Washington. Nov 90. The Supreme
Colr / hear arguments today on
The c9nstt;ulJuallty OF the var time
iruhibi.no4 act involved IL three an.
peals flum federal court rulings. One
IRON KoatlcKy declared the act in
valid and two from NnN York upheld
II An early opinion by the court is
sant3py expected The government
asked ina he hearing be advanced.
Ordinarily the cases would not have
been reached or al least Il year
The kentJchy case was appealed b "
tAe goVtfiuu ut at Federal Judge
MAN: I'D res rained internal revenue
Officials lrcn interfering with removal
iron bond - the k"vtuofv Disti'
lcreN AMI Warehouse .,any Of
about iG,o NlU gallons ot whisky
valued NJ Ximately $75,00Q0co.
Held 1t Confiscatory.
Judge l.}aus held hat the act vic.
la,ri TN" pl,a amendment 10 the te /
,ial eonst.@'iun, prohibiting conns,
cIriCu ~ p!iNait property without just
cGnlonsatioH
OLe M Nmk case ia suitgd from
deAiaI u. A' 'eaefal " '"it' court "'
Io ,-..i',a ,,n, annnnrn 80 ,n>,,vm
Xrh.1 mann bond The other was
at...rsd r tacob Rllunrrt NaV
lork hrrV,r inter the lower court
roft.,J to rs.train tntprnal raypnu
,te.a.. +. Ig Interfering with his man.
u'ar,u,r. ~. lp.,. CONTAINING more tna,,
oDq.,t.e ,f. .rI.c con. plcohnD
u... &C.. r.
0o''''''' w.
l q" i'. ONO NOV -".--N0' 10 o.
Gu 5to o1 lHr Grya' VINO nave S4NSh'
10 '1H'N"' go ."ceHl ueledl o. Id'I
hra'i3A Oh s""l4 pl0h'1iiIon IN ONO.
tht Wa ts Hdt1d u contest yes
,'''l'f. me. ''.3 Ihls after ihe.
j. a'l ,Aa, l.r dry7 VIII try TO con.
'ihG 'H'"-'i'5S TO tho city dlHtflcl"'
lA' vel rIuHel discrepancies IN me
ir" On .u'.', III some places mof'
L-a aolh MED than there Nor"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20

NDliltll III il'ti vi
q special tonic !
was very trail and
delicate the first
two years Of my
norried life, and
II WIS DR.. Pierce :
tavori,e PrcscrIp-
ton that restored
me to health and
strength - NIRs.
S \ SMITH, 2l0S
9th Ave.
Quincy, III
,iNt hnr ( folt thu.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20
ILLINOIS MOTHERS
SHOULD HEED
THIS ADVICE

Rock Island, III: II can highly
recommend Favoritc Prescription TO
women in need Of
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20

Total for four persons. ........32 cents
When purchasing your pollock nave
your fish dealer cut it into slices. Dry
these thoroughly and season with snlt
pepper and cayenne. Prepare dish
Of wen beaten egg yolhS aud another
of grated bread crumbs i'ut some
dripplngS into a frying pan and Heat
until the fat hoii>
Dip the pollock outlets into the eggs
then into the bread crumbs and place
IN the frying pan. Fry un'u lightly
Drowned and Serv" very hot.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20

Now comes a hat fahiou which
mas nos been seen since pre-war
Gays. The luxuriousncu Of sweep
ing paradise feathers marks the
reiease from conscientious econo-
my. Deep blue velvet forms the,
nat OF large. rounding crown and
wiue brim. The brim slants grace
in!ly away from he face at the|
side
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-20

Quincy, H..
NMhnn lnlL- itlnt.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-11
CABLE BRIEFS

Cold weather in Austria and pa'' of Hungary, also lack of fuel, is clu mg intense suffering.
 Tn, Edinburgh Shorifrs cout ha% decided that whiskcy is food.
 The Republicans elected Ed"'" Morrow, Governor of Kentucky.
 S25OOOO,O3O for Poland is the Io"H ,aiscd by Warsaw aud American fin. ancicrs.
 Mayor Harry Davis, Republican, has heon rc-ccctrd mayor of Cleveland.
 Tho democrats won the election iA Mississippi, A. NJ. Russell for govcr- nor. and the entire ticket winning.
 Mare Peters has been appointed Swiss minister Co America.
 Only twenty nine per cent Of tA" au,ho 'zrd strength of the naLiona. guards in the various states has been raised