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The Washington times., 1919-08-21
GRIFF GAVE CICOTTE NO
ATTENTION DURING GAME

CHICAGO. Ill. Aug. 2I.-Eddie
Cicotted yesterday, but for some un-
known reason Grin didn't seem to
bother much about the shine ball.
Maybe the Old Fox was too busy
thinking about the terrible things the
Sox were doing TO "Swede" Erickson.
After yesterdays game some gent
wanted TO cheer Gleason by mention
ing that Walter Johnson probably
would pitch today. The Kids" reply
follows:
Listen here. don't give a damn
who pitches" Sounds like the pep
perry vet is pretty confident.
Milan spoiled a possible rally for
the SoN in the second inning yester-
day. With one gone FeIsch singled
ilndil walloped a pill TO right center,
and just when everybody was figuring
whether or not Chick would be able to
make third Milan up and speared the
pill with his ElOved hand.
Mike Menosky displayed "A bit OF
strategy in the second. With Rice on
FIRST base and none out, the Sox were
expecting a bUnt, but Nike crossed
them by pOking a safety 10 left.
When one scans the Grifs' lineup
ne wonders why GrifTs men are near
the bottom instead Of in a more aris-
tOcratic berth. The best solution
seems that there is too much individ-
ual play and not enough team work.
Only for a piece of luck the Sena-
tors wouldn't have had a lOOk-in yes
serday. In the sixth, with one out and
Shanks on base, Picinich lined to CEN
ter for what should have been a
single. FeIsch came tearing in for
the ball with the idea Of throwing out
Shanks at the plate. The pill hit a
pebble or something. bounced over
Felsch's dome, and before Hap could
retrieve it Picinich had made the cir
cult and tied the score.
r,r-,rvVrODrrNT EnAnS ~
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
MANY STRONG ENTRIES IN
LABOR DAY CANOE EVENTS

Many strong entries from out Of
town will be here for the first canoe
regatta staged under the auspices Of
the Washington Canoe club for the
DeIaware-Chesapea division Of the
American Canoe Association, accord
ing TO officials in charge. The al
fair will be the largest ever attempt
ed on the Potomac, and is one Of the
big national meets OF the year.
-Four events in the regatta are
national championships others carry
with them the championships Of the
Delaware peake division which
includes Washington, Philadelphia
and Baltimore districts.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
0LD-TIMERS WILL BATTLE
WAR RISK CLUB AT PARK

The Old Timers, or those sandlotters
who held sway here anywhere from
ten to twenty years ago, will play the
War Risk team today at American
League Park at $50 p. m. Pop"
Langley and Shorty Hughes are in
charge Of the Old Timers.
It is expected that Joe Engle and
Giovannetti will make up the battery
for the Old Timers. shorty" Hughes
Jesse Baggett. Pop" Langley, Charlie
Moran and a host OF real veterans Of
former sandlot trays here will be in
the lineup.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
GRIFF WOULD BAN ALL
SORTS OF FREAK BALLS
By IRVING VAUGHAN.

CHICAGO Aug 21-Now Clark Griffith, who arrying
city, hint that he ready to do business other
fellow big willing their hind
legisate all pitching skuduggery of
the National Giant
probably back of ae bit jealous the that
contrary the plans of the old
league This mheadof audacy the of Pat Moran partially
the alleged fact that Hod" Eer who
quite consistently "hne" ball." likes
which a know is of Grif's existence
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
DIVING WILL FEATURE
TIDAL BASIN EVENTS

High diving and fancy diving as
we'll as breast stroke competitions
will feature the weekly meets at the
Tiday Basin beach Saturday.
There will be high diving and fan
cv diving for the men and women
entrants. and an S0-yard breast
stroke for men and a 6O-yard breast
stroke swim for women. The meet
will start at o'clock.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
MURRAY Is WINNEn

GREENWICH, Conn, Aug. 21.-R.
Lidley Murray, displayed his best
form of the season, when he defeated
r. Norris Williams, 6-l. 6-5, 70, in the
final Of the Field club tourney here
yesterday.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
COPPERsN PRACTICE.

Sergt. Mike Ready and "Finney'
Kelly. who have charge of the police
baseball team, expecb great things Of
the cnppers on Labor Day against the
Home Defense League club. The
.'RuIIs' tied up st = all with the Mar
Let H,,,,.-- '0a-r vcGt~rdHv.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
JARBOE TOO CLEVER.

Jarboe was far too clever for the
Bureau team at American League
Park, and the War Risk team won 4
lO-to-2 victory. "Schnitz" Snyder, Of
War Risk. cracked out five hits in as
manN times M.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
HARRN LEMIS PICkEn-

NEWARK, \. y, Aug. 21.-Harry
Lewis has been named as the referee
of the O'Dowd Britton bout for to-
morrow night by the New Jersey
Boxing Commission. Both scrappers
are ready for the mill.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
REX A. {. TO TRAVEL.

Rex \. c. lads may take thrs9
dav trim into Virginia next mont.
Manager James Z. Wright has
game with Newport News and msy
list two others.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
MoHAMks TO WORK OUT.

Coaches Licariona and Harris will
look over the Mohawk a. c. football
candidates at today's initial practice
at Fifteenth and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, at { p. m.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
EXHIBITIONS ENJOYED.

Walter Reed boys thoroughly. en-
joyed last nights exhibitions at the
knights Of Columbus building, when
eleven bouts were put on by we'll
known boxers and wTestlers.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
WILL STAGE FINAL.

BALTIMORE, Aug .21.-W. Stuart
Symington, jr., meets Wilyliam
Sweeney today for the junior cham
pionship of Baltimore. and the right
to go to Forest Hills, L. l., next week
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
NATIONAL.
YEsTERDAYIs GAMEs.

LInCI00aLIr IU, bOsLOU, s
New York, , ST. Louis. .
New York. { St. Louis l.
Pittsburgh. 5; Brooklyn. l.
Philadelphia, 10: Chicago. .
Chicago, 6; Philadelphia. O.
(ll innings).
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
LEWIS MEETS o.DoWD.

SYRACUSE. y. y. Aug. 21-Ted
kid" Lewis has been matched to box
Mike O'Dowd here Labor Day over
ten round route.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
TODAY'S GAMES.

Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
CLOVERs MAKE IT.

The Clovers made a win Of II in
their contest With the Champs ycster-
day. taking the long end OF an S-to1
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

Cl'.asO-'.'. v 1-lO
RunS-Menosky. Shanks, PIcinich, Lei
bold ~. +. Collins. Weaver, FeIsch, Can
al, RlsberE -. and CicOtte CO. Two
base AllS-LeIboid, Gsndil, Schalk, L. Col
ms. Ihrce-base hItS-J&Ckson, ClCotte.
Home run-Iicinich. Stolen baseE-FeIsch.
+. Collins. Weaver. Sacrifice hits-Weaver.
GHnlli, Jackson. Sacrifice hy-TelsCh
Double p!Ay-LcOnsrd TO Picinich to Judge.
l.ett on bases-ChiCsg go, s. Washington. 3.
First base on balls-Of Erickson s. of
CicOtte. =. Hit by pitcher-By Erickson
%. Collins). Struck out-By Erickson, / ::
BY CIcotte, :.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN.

YESTERDAY'S, CANES.
Chicago, 10; Washington. :.
Detroit. =; Philadelphia Q.
Cleveland. 5; Boston, ..
New York at ST. Louis (rain).
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
nNINGS MILL PLAN.

OwinGs. Nd. players viii journey 20
Clarendon Sunday for a game with the
~.0cly Virginia trnr'
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
TOnAV,s GauRa

Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland
New York at St. Louis.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
PETwoRTH GRABS IT.

Tctworth grabbed or an S-to-6 bat
~ from The Pnelnffcc nLnc Nc-icrd,-
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
ERICKSON is GENEROUS
TO KID GLEAS0N'S BOYS
WASHINGTON
CHICAGO

Totals. 80 s@4II Totals.
'BAtted for Erickson in ninth
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

Times Cup Series Play Starts
Saturday With Four Fast Clubs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-30
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The Ways Of Life.
Why is it. things We Ti,iicule
And laugh about as jokes,
2 We find that we are doing,
When we are colder folks
-Nels Yingle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-30
SD Special Bargains for Friday and Saturday
Gem Market
SOP and 504 w. 10th st.
Phone 33S

Leg-o-Lamb, ID. ... .25c
Lamb Chops, ID. ........ 25c
Lamb Shoulder, lb......15c
Lamb Stew. Id. .1Oc
Morris Supreme Bacon, by
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Swift Premium Bacon,
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Home Made Pure Pork X
Sausage, lb. 23c
Fresh Side Pork. lb. 49,. 1Sc
Boneless Pork. ID. -...... soc
Spare Ribs, 1b. .22c
Hamburg Steak. ID. 49,. 18c
Gano Apples, per pix soc
Old Glory Sweet Cider,
per gal. ............ csc
Carnation Milk, large size.
cans. SI.OO
Poehler King Baked Beans,
No. cans. 15c
Per ,doz. S1.65
PoehIer King Kidney Beans.
No. 2 can. .10c
Per doZ. S1.oo
Poehler King Shortening,
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Bulk Cocoa, per Id. $500. 25c
Bulk Coffee. per lib. 45c
Belgian Hares for Roasting
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Spring Chickens, dressed and
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-30

1919 West 9Th St.
1907 West 10th st.
900 jackson St.
1888 Kansas Ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-30
x1Nze-NT
GROCERIES S MEATS
Corner Sth and Clay
7S-Phones-1625

Owing to the short
notice which we gave
you in regard to chang
ing to the Cash and
Garry System, we believe
it only just and right to
postpone our arrange
ments for at least two
weeks. This will give you
an opportunity to~discuss
the new system with us.
We will be very glad to
explain every particular
to you at any time.
If you once use Poehler
King Oats you will call
for them again.
We also recommend
Poehler King Corn and
Sunburst Tomatoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
Born % SOineapf.

Sor at ian Gsrnene poa 2aroet til
at BIZ in~tercsieret | SonopRienct OF
I'll Of lPre at nrbeioe paa eaen Saono
bar II. z. MISUNDERSTANDING /
De ienere glar ioaet oaulet Big
Clubs, buiS Wfeolemmer err 6armer.
bern Der IelO eier % oporGtter Sri
ier % iom giennem Soreningen blir
oplGrt | mo0erne Soineoporpt. Ger
er III 10000 Gutter og bigger / oisie
6%orenlnger, % II Erocent al oenr
meIoer at ocres Suiu err al pgtc Ra.
&c. Vsrnene er | Ell aoppeitrio ON
at faa De bcoite HeiuItater, og -,
600 bar / De ii6ite Mar ropporteret
at oeres Spin gienncmInitIig oorebe
meo otte Tuno ON llgen - ct beore
Helultot emo DC fIcite Sarmere op.
naar. Ser err M Sorcninger al Den.
tie g(rt / 1irfiombeo / % Stater on
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iin6er Dem
al lon itor getponing at oct bar an.
iat 40 SSnlpeftsrer iii enc oa oIeEc
at bielpe 9srnene meo oercs Spine-
apl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
YaSbenemmeISernc.

Separtemeilt Of State o~ifentlig,
gisr fslgenoe MebbeleIie:
SfsIse inolsblle Gfterretninger fra
forifiellige Steoer rurbt ON / Gan.
Oct ipneS nlange Weiineifer at mere
ben Sormening, at 9eitemmeIlerne
angauenoe SnoifrGnfring al llopan-
brings oe Snopunorinsstiaaoelie en-
opbGoet iiben Saabenitilitanoen mo.
traaOte. 9enne Opfatnina er lamb
ipnIispis arllnoet poa @isforitaael1e
al Snoboloet al oiperIe ubienote
Wfeooelelier % er aloeles feilaetig.
Sopen % 9eitemmelierne peorsrenoe
uolpnoingers llouanbrings. og Sno-
panoringstluaoeIie itaar fremoeles
peo Sraft. Sngen llblpnbing er til
laot of fomme inc eaer iorlabe Be
6oreneoe Stater iiben isrit at bape
inoerfaitet Jig De lopbeitemte Hcaler.
Otter al Sanblpnligbeb pil Sn0.
ltr9nfntngen angaaenoe Ieiietiaa-
belle ior ltol9nbinser peonare inbtil
6rehen er profIameret og muligens
l9ngere.
Sngen bar Mgnbiebeo iii at on
MODE noget ON at fisbe llopan-
o%ringsbillet eaer mootage ssorifuos.
petge paa en- Iaaoan Billet unber
Ssfte ON at aisberen fan ifaiies llo.
panSringstiaaoeIie ira De Soreneoe
Stater. Observation-Disclosures Gm.
beosmPlto er alene bempnoiaet til at
uoiteoe Heiietillabelie. o. ingen fan
paa Sorbaalb meo Sifferbeo iiae at
Ell anissnina pm llopanoringstiaa-
belle pil bIi goofienot.
anisgninger moenoes til llben.
Observation-Disclosures permit agent"
Der bar lit aontor nGrmeIt Oct Steb
bpor anIsgercn er boiat, life til
asenten / Den Sapnebp buorfra
Sampifibet aigaar. Seller life bsr
anisserne forIaoe fine Sicmiteo fsr.
emo be bar erbolot SiaaSeIIe til at
uoponorc, ganifeIisbeoer og miIiae
ubebagcIigbeber lnosaaes peo nsie
at isIse oeune 5remsanssmaaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

"So," u6breo WalriSio Gio paa
i'm uiorbeboIone Waaaoe. "0e bar
gipttet rigti1. aiGrligbeo nor oct
&iPrligbco iii oen aoinoc, ser life.
Iom &c, ierit bar boIot al mig cfter
at man ma ale Siocr bor tiIiublet
mig @iiolo, % Tom isrit M bar til.
inlet mig inaleoeS, iom 9e FOR Die.
bIiffet eier oct, nei, 8iGrIigbeo til
benoe, Der bar boIbt at mig Tor min
c8en Sfplo, foroi ieg er ct bra Men.
neitc % Ell ififfeIig SIR % bar boIot
al mia, GA ieg enorni bar "6roifen".
Zen 8iTrli8beb, iee isler for Sen
lmnIffe, bGoerIigc, elifpGroige Na
oemoileQe Scanette -"
Mobnme RoSli blep Iigbleg, oq
neppe berli9 bpiifeNe bun: "gItiaa
5eqnctte."
"Soao teller Gem, Maoome," no.
brpo gSalrI5io 0io iorifrrffet.
NNllltl.
Gen nGite Gag irieoe 0io til Sea.
uette meo De Orb: "WooentoiIeae,
ieg tror, lea er iitorlo til at bIipe Ell
opgtig allnitner. Seq tsr fonife 70.
be at ipsrge Gem, on &c uiI blipe
min Suiru?"
90 W}oocmoiieac ipareoe. "Dtclt
pes on GA life, at lea aQcreoc bar
eIifet dig Iom 6rolfen?"
80, Seanette." iparcoe ban rolig.
"ieg merfeoe oct isrit bin 0as, oct
bar netop oct, Der gioroe mug til
Hrinieu. Goeutpret CT bIepet iii
Tirfeliobeo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
Katarrt CT IN pirtelie Sienre %
fr0nocr fro5fio t3ehomtlino

aait oisic Hso6ielpsmioler for ale
Wtnoe % bcspro me0 oen reite ge9auos
lin9. @ao I'll Dit apotbet ioa9, iad en-
SLATE 5. 5. S. % beguuo en- 8ebanos
ling, Der | nriteu CT bdlot GarbuuSrcSc
bar nGret rot di 2ioenoc.
5. s. s. tager fdt paa Cpbnbe; til
saforrb CO tcirser no al slooct Dc S9is
let, ION b~eoirter Shgoomneu. Tu fan
erhoIoe I~vecieIe 2Ggsraao o~n9aaeuoe
DIT e8et SiIirloe uocn at Oct toiter oig
roget oeo al t~iliirioe gieoicnI Director.
- Sruiit g%a5oratorp. AtIdnta Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
glirnonitrcoe SoloatcrS
untiormer.

arigs6epartementet ofientliggisr
islgenoe Weeooelelie lmoertegnet al
Stabscbeien General Benton 6.
Ytarf:
SSislgc 9eitemmelIerne / Yaragroi
1865, 4rnpreglen1entet, er enboer
enliiteo Soloat, Der er meooeIt
bouorabIe Oisdarge ira 3ienelten.
.iQaot at brllae lin Uniform / iire
Wuoneoer ira oeu lib ban blep al.
menitret. llniiormen ifal 6erpaa re
tlrneres pr. @affcpoit un0er Ell
iranferet 9ignet, iom oil bli bam iii.
belt. Reslemeutet tiQa0er bom al
BRUCE fsIgenoe: "Sne Suit OF llni.
iorm outer Clothing.
Gette er al &rigsoepartemeltet
uotpoet at inobeiatte islgenoe pr.
tifler:
q. I Sat % lSatteinor Gunbtagen
enliiteo Mtpno, Ser bar sicrt oper.
Iieiif Sieneite. Iisie ifaI BRUCE oetl
oueriiGife 2uc inotil De er aimen.
itret og er oereIter tiqo0t al beboIoe
benz.
b. 1 Slonelifiorte.
c. I S~ieneitetrsie meb Sefora.
tionsuoitpr.
;. 1 Ear SIrer.
e. 1 Bar Stsoler.
/. I Bar Begins.
a. I gelte CgSail).
y. 1 Slicfer QlniiormS Gesn.
fraf).
/. I Speriraf (bpis Ieiriorboloe.
ne frGper benz.
aimenitreoe Soloater er tiaaot
ogiaa al BRUCE ooennepnte glttet-
orast ira aimsnitrinssiteoet til De.
res Siemiteo. De IRE @aaneoer De
er tiaaot al BRUCE Uniform regnes
ira afmsnitriugsoaserL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

Rcor on bruser mebicinne Sprsits
ringer. Ntomi3ers % 0orte FOR Din
Sntarrh. On tan BET mnaiie lptfes Dig
% nabne De tiIitoppeoe 2uftrsr for en-
SD men heune plagiomme Containing
vi pcnec tiIbage. "a ri pil bare at ais
re Den inrume ting opcr o. oper iaicu.
aatargb or cnouu aI0rig bIcpen lure,
Jet oeo oisie lo.aIe HupenOelier. oar
ou nogeniirNe %erfaret nogcn o~ir,elig
Enite al iaaoau S%ebanoIirg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
Yepper 8Mrns",

eller iom Sortellinsen beSer paa
Horif IS SottOrsaaroeu", bsspnoer
/ "@eS arnen" ibas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

epfrssmddl fIa Eerioner, Tom ne orstusr I'M;
g1apne III Saskatchewan. bcipdrrs life.
epsrserc beoes aiiaite Inc S~psrssmaa!i ct Hart ~
trbeligt Sproe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

Sp.: 1. @r ben Sob ltabiGitet, at en-
Settler, ion bar prret pad tit Somez
iteab ct Adr, fan PROBE pp uoen at bare
npaen Clearing?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

Absuaer paa "SSeeOrabt esten~l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

spar: Rel, hi bnr intet bert PM
nusen Teoieftelie af Triicrne for
Someiteabtasere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

Sp.: Or Der mi efter &risen noecn
bilis Serubarepris for lise, iom ie9er
altar ,,eSte,S fouN2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

Sp.: 6por fan ies faa tiebt Srauo
til Saroaneerigm? 90 bbor fan ieg faa
ficbt et &niplebrRt?
Spnr: Sil nuscu al glabcts 2e-
icre si Spprsefen biSie Splpsninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

Gpr, me6 ct Sro: Ell SunItberi6er.
Ven meQem alle Dem, lea bi0til
bar lGrt al tienoe, bar ieg life nm.
oct Ell eneite Wano. 9e melt Be.
unoreoe, De aaeropgtigite bar aiief
tereOe, ioriengelige og fotette iom
apinoer. Get er Ell al De ISorbans
oelier, Iom islser meo SaanOterin
gen. Saainart alinitberioeren itaor
paa Soften oil ban tage ia no. og
oerpeo blioer ban baQetm9sfa o.
latterIig. &c er oen isrite Si0nor
Oio iom paa Seiterpggen er pebble
uet al pPre en- Mano. 9e inotaaer
ingeu galletitiaineer. De lGaqer life
on paa at pGre imuf. og berueo bli.
Der 2e Oirfelig imuf. De er ioruo.
pen % mooig, De gl9ber Fem De0
6aren. &c operpinoer oen enool
leenOe iom ON oct bar en- Seq. Rit
~itolte. eniomme Sierte bar enoelia
iunoet bpao oct iaa IPnge bar IRng
tet eiter: Ell Wfano, en- SHUTTER, en-
almimer, Iom BET fan bsie Tia for.
90 nit Sierte ipIoes tiGige mco
Stoltbeo, ioroi ieg peo, at oct, ser
bar beuirfet oenne SorpanSling. o.
iom bar falot oelne sersierrigbeo
tiaipe hos Gem er aiGrlisbeo til en-
apinoe. 90 guitet ON at piie Gem
benoe p9roiS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

Sp.: &an Sc 81 mig noaen Splas>
nineer ON Bet norife Yrrmieo6Iisas
tionse Qotteri?
Spur: Nei, ben ameritanife Bot.
(sp furbpber Mcbbefelier pnt Sptterier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

Sp.: Spao er Stronefortisme for nos
get?
Spar: Get peb III life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
"NUT" WOULD BUILD A
MOON IN THE PACIFIC

SPRINGFIELD. H., Aug. %. -
Mayor Bauman may be "A great pro
moter. but he's fallen down on his
latest task He simply can't build a
moon in the center OF the Pacific
ocean. Somebody wrote him about
il. It's money making scheme. evil
IDENTIFY. for the writer says: Let's
start using manys and severals mon
ey and silver. pay me my money and
pay YOU your money. a star for
every strip the moon should 20 high
or. severalS loose me lay down to
sleep my bal'ey. my baDey sure the
KID is doing IT," Then follow a lot
OF cabalistic signs that are said TO
have something to do with the move
ment of the planets or the wheels in
somebody's head The mayor hash [
decided yet whether someone is kid
ding him or whether the weather
has gone TO someone's head, but he's
suspicious as heck
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
Scientists Explore Volcanic
Peaks; EyuptiOnS Current

JUNEAU. Alaska. AUG - Vol
canic peaks in the far south, Testeru
corner OF Alaska are in erupt ON this
summer evidently for the beuent OF
party OF scientists sent l,y the
National Geographic society &c, stud
Mount Eatmai. the greatest o. Alas
Ea's smoking mountains. ard its
valley Of Ten Thousand sm,Gles.
Persons who have returned recent
ls from the volcanic country e. the
s. eastward said Shishaidin Peck. on
Cuirnak Island i'm the Aleuuan
chain. was in eruption recently. They
also reported 70 was believed Mount
Eavloh on the southwest ern Alas kan
mainland. also had spouted as the
snow about the summit was coal
black
Scientists Declare Trip safe.
when the party Of scientists LETT
Anchorage. Alaska. on their way to
;he Katmai country. they said they
elicved there was little likelihood
81 an eruption this summer and do
Clarcd they were certain there vas
absolutely no danger attached tO the
Investigation. Katmafs last biz
blow orr" was in June. 1912
The party of % scientists is headed
10y Prof Robert A Guggs OF the
University OF Ohio and some are
from Carnegie Institute. They are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
SCALDED MAN DIES.

ANDERSON. Ind. Aug. %. -
j. VI Dysart. 35. a steam filter. OF
indianapolis died here Thursday
OF injuries suffered at the city light
plant where he was scalded during
the afternoon. He has "a family at
indianapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29

darin the summer waiting for him
20 return.
Movh, picturcs of the smoking
mountain and valley are 10 DC
brought hack By The party
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
Trin ENDS i'm september.

rof Grizss and ms party expect
10 remain in the katmai districl
until the middle Of Septembe Until
they return nothing probably will b.
heard from them as there is no d.
CrigSs and her children acconIpa nice
TIC professor 10 Kodiak. an islaua
near Katn:ai, and viii remain there
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29

planning 20 make observations of
inc botanical. biClosical and geo
logical effects Of the 1912 eruption.
F0mcr Explorer Leads Party.
In 1912 Prof Griggs headed "a
party II scientists TO Katmdi AMI
returned with the announcement that
the crater was the largest on the
globe and that near Katmai lay a
sre4t VALLEY whose floor was dotted
with thousands of mouths vomiting
gray vdpory gas and smoke This
valley Prof Grigss named Inc
valley Of Ten Thousand Smokes. b.
instead Of 10000. 70 is said there arr
literally millions of smoking vents.
Congress recently set aside The
Valley Of Ten Thousan smokes" as
national property and il IS believed
that come day Il viii he a second
Yellowstone eeyser field Steamin-
springs IL Is said will eventual;
take the place Of the present smoking
aufe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
Sc quejan los profesores.

Los profeSores dc las dlstlntas res-
cuelas municipalities del Distrito Fede-
raj. Sc encuentran sumamente dis
2ustados con Sus ~respectivos Ayunta-
mientos, en- virtud de cue no les son
~cubiertos sus sueldos Y solo sc les a
bona ell sesenta Y seis por ciento. que
es con 10 que coopera la Secretaria
de Hacienda para ell pago del profe-
sorado.
Actualmente los maestro de eccue-
la estan canando IN peso %cincuenta y
uno veinticinco nominaleS, Pero en- re-
alidad solo perciben ell seSentG Y seis
por ciento. dando motive a que atra-
visau en- estos momentos o n 81
tuaci0n verGaderamente dificil Y an
eustiosa.
Para que su sistuacion tenga su
tcrmino pronto. los maestros se han d
riiido en- extenso memorial a la Sc
cretaria de Hacienda Y Credito Pu'
hlico, ~poniendo en- 81 conocimlentr
los hechos antericres Y s~uplicandol'
Que iufluya para que los Ayunta
mientos les paguen los sueldos out
les adeudan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
Ell EMBARGO DEL
MEXICANO FUE
IEVANTADO
ESA MEDIA NECESARIA
HA SIDO DICTADA
POR FIN
Ell Gerente del Ferrocarril
atendio mejor que Carran-
"a las gestiones del
C0mercI0

CIUDAD De MEXICO. JUNO IL
Las Gestiores cue las camaras dc
concrete de esta capital ficieron GER
ca de CarranZa con el objeto de
que fuera levantado ei embargo de-
cnetado por la empresa ~ferrocarrilcra
del Mexicano, no dieron el resulta-
do Immediate que sc esperaba, toGa
vez que ell jefe del executive Sc con
creto Solamente a cyprtsar Que Ia Sc
cretaria de Comunicac:ones %estudiaba
va Ell case Y que en- breve 10 resolve
ria. FL concrete esperaba o snsla
ell resultado del asunto. V. va cast 5es-
esperado ante las perdidas que ccmen-
zaba a sufrir a causa de aquella absur
da meGita. Sc encontro con Ell buen
iuicio del coronel ferrocarri!ero Pau
limo Fontes. recien liegado de los Es-
tados Unidos.