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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09

CtNCtNNATl-Rath singled over
second, RishrrB managing TO knock
down his %groundcr but could not get
II tu first IN time. Daubert sacrificed.
Wilkinson to GandN. hath taking
second, Groh hnisted TO Liebold.
ltath holding second. Weaver threw
out Roush. Gund.l taking the throw.
No RUNS ONE HIT, So ERRORS.
CHICAGO ~ Murphy batted for
Wilkinson. Murphy was hit 10y the
third pitched ball and walked to
hrst. ROush made H circus catch ~
liehold's ny. barely getting 20 u. and
turning u sumcrsault, holding the
BAH. Murphy held nrst. Ed Collins
singled 10 center. Murphy going to
second. Nealc grabbed Viewers nv.
~: Murphy made third after the
catch. Ia collins held first Ed col
Inns stole second. Huth threw out
jackson al first. NO RUNS, ONE
HIT. so ERRORS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09

Major J. A. Sutherland o. Pennsyl-
yania is the guest for a week OF tho
REV. Hugh A.. Cooper Mai. suther-
land Ia on his way 10 California 10
spend the winter. He is an old class
mate 81 Mr.. Coopers. aud a frequent
visitor In Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09
MachIns Wrecked.

HAzLETON, Pa, Oct. 9-Airpiane
No. 80. on the trans-c0ntinental flight.
lost It's hearings this afternoon and
came down on q farm at Hudsondale.
near here. The machine was wreck
ed and IL being ~dismantlcd. Neither
OF the two occupants were hurt. Their
names We're not learned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09
leader in Air Race
Passes Omaha;
Three Flyers Killed

near here, At 1900 o'clock this norm
inr. Two other aVaators had left FOR
RawHna at f0ilo. They were Lieu
tenant "A. +. Queen. No. SO and Lieu
tenant r.. = WorthinEton. No. so. X
H. possible Lieutenant Worthington
may stop at Green River as he u ny
ing a small machine with a small
gasoline capacity.
Lieutenant Robert Kauch and OBJ
server Maxwell were forced 10 de-
scend at Coalvilie. Utah. about forty
miles east ~ here, on account Of cold
weather. They are said 10 be tut 81
the race. All Of the aviators report
extremely cold weather over the
m~ouutafuz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09

EAWLINN' WyOl w. 1.-V1ntoIn
n. 4. Smith with Lieutenant Y. w.
Rugries as observer. landed here In
this morning and resumed his flight
eastward at io;f2. Most OF the trip
from salt Lake City was MADE
through a snoWstorui, the crew said.
No stop was made m Green River.
as the landing marks could not be
distinguished In the snow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09

Calgary. Alberta, las municipal
baseball diamonds. sorccr fields. golf
links and grounds Tor other sports.
There are 5000 golfers in the popu-
lation Of 1000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09

The question Of n successor 20 the
REV. Charles X. Mekean. a~sslsiani
pastor OF the Presbyterian church
Who has left for a charge In om1ha,
was discussed at the regular We'd
ncbdhy nlght meeting AZ the church
last night Several applications were
considered, but no choice will be made
uniil next Wednesday night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09
Third Inning

cINCTNNATf-Weaver took Dun
cans high bounder and threw him
out az first. Weaver came oNcr fast.
getting Kopfa grounder and throwing
~ dandil Tor the putout. Neale drew
his fourth ball and walked. Ncaie
was caught stealing, Schaik 90 I'D.
Collins. NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO
ERRORS.
CHiCAGO-Ed. Collins limo flied to
Duncan. n was "a hard hit drive. but
almost directly into tho hands Of tho
Reds left fielder. Weaver hoisted a
high ny that Inth made "A circus
catch Of. going back and barely get
ting n. The outfiold moved back FOR
Jackson, and he put M into the right
field blcarhers for n home run. 40
vas The Longest hit made during She
series AZ this park. Ncale, who was
playing deep hackcd up To the fence
and waited for the ball to 20 over his
head. Kopf took Felsch's grounder
and tossed 10 Daubcrt for the third
out. ONE RUN. ONE HIT. No Err
HORS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09

Experiments on % dog enabled Iiar-
vcy. in 1890. 20 discover the circulh-
tion ~ blood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09

For eight month"; the Norwegian
steamer NanSet wus on the Bristol
channel rocks. She has now been
salVed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09

A mar who appeared IN a london
court had his bald head covered with
tataued Butterflies, stars and other
designs,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09

The largest tank steamer In the
world ~ $50 feet long and carries
is.0eo tons deedwelght. It's a British
boat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09
Seventh Inning

CINCINNATf-Felsch took Rari-
don's ny, the latter hitting at the
nrst Gsll Pitched. Elier struck out.
striking at but missing the third one.
Rath walked. Rath stole second. He
got OF 90 a good lead and beat the
throw. Dnubert also walked. Groh
hoistcd 10 Lieboid for the third out.
so Runs, 40 HITS. 40 ERRORS.
CHiCAGO-Risbcrg hoisted one to
Rath in short right center. Schnik
lifted "a high foul that harden got
under and caught. Wilkinson struck
out. 40 RUNS. no HITS. 40 Err
RORg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09

Tint BneRnEcnnn Is Henry. Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09
Ninth Inning

out Schalk at first. FOUR Runs
FOUR HITS. ONE ERROR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09
Cincinnati Wins
The Worlds
Championship

out. taking a healthy swing at the
last one ard hitting only AT at
mosphcrc. NO RUNS. ONE HIT.
ONE ERROR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-26
ZIMNf SPODNf PRADLO JE
LACINEJSf LETOS.

Z striznich obchodech "u Kou-
lelu", Abs Broadway a 4288
Warner Road nez minulou III
nu, ponevac bylo nakoupeno
zahy 2 jara, kdy ceny klesly 0
25 az 35 procent - proto
kdo hodla nakupovat dobre te-
pie pradlo muzske, zenskG a.
1ab detske. at iiz k spotfebe
zde nebo pro sve pratele V Ce-
chach, mel by 81 nejdrive pro-
hlednout nase zbozi. Vice ne
nj zapotrebi. Kazdy snadno
eczema nasi prvotridni jakost
I'd chatrnych hodaot nabize-
nych jinde koupi bez vaha-
ri. (Ozn.)
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IWSSl TT MSS
PROBABLE ZARUKY.

Vypomocny zalobce A. V
Jhaloupka zabyva Sc pritom-
le revisi zaruk, poskytnutych
ruznych soudu V okresu a
cetne tychz prohlasil "a bez-
cenne neb propadle. While.
lem k tomu zalobce Chaloup-
ka ia rijnove konference O.
llresnich soudcu navrhne, aby
zaruky prijimany byly pouze
po vykazani Sc certifikaty, 4 z
totceni rucitele skutecne neja.
Ky nemovity majetek vlastni
Y pripadech, kde by podobnt
'lastnictvi dokazano nebylo
:aruka bude odmitnuta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-26

NepiSi tn vice 0 historii Slo-
ven Ike Ligy a Svazu Katoli-
ckem. Bude ma nich, ably histo
iii sve prace napsaly. Ale yer
ne budiz konstatovano, ze bra
til Slovaci pod vedenim zna-
neniteho sveho predsedy AL
berta Mamateje, prave jako
/! Svaz Katolicky vykonali po-
ctiV6 sve dilo, k nemuz my vSi-
chm sjednoceni<a a spojeni pas
kou nesmirneho nadSeni Ia
skou k rodne izemi pTipjali
jsme Sc celym srdcem. Memo
hlo byti nepozehnano. A vSe-
chen ten Goskosloveu3ky lid
Spoj. Statu a Kanady konal
sve di!o nezistne, beg touhy po
odm6ne a uznani.
Jedin6 odmeny 81 zada: A
by ceskolovensEy lid teto ze-
mi poctivou praci, cistym zivo-
tenn, neziStaym usilim, jamuz
.ie zaiem naroda povznesen
mad zaimy stran a iednotlivcu
- stal Sc hodnym prolific kr.
We nasich americhych bratri
ma polich Fraacie.
Starry mladenec: ,,Manzel-
| stvi byva pravidelne nest astne
Jen zfidka konci rozvodem, a.
neb tim. Ie Zcna utcce."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-26
CESKOSLOVENSKA AMERIkA Y
ROU "a SAMOSTATNOST.

nu Frant. Kopeckemu, muzl
svedomitemu a neobyt cine pra
coVitemu. Uloha jeho naSem
osvobozovaclm boji byla ostat
ne mnohem v6tSi, neZ Sc dnes
Vi. Odbor propagacnl a diplo-l
maticky sV6fen byl p. x. Per-
glerovi. Zastaval iej uspe-
chem al do dolby, kdy prohla
Se12 byla naSe samostatnost a
on jmenovan byl Zastupcem no
vGho ctatu IL americke vlady.
Jeho literarni prace, jeho di-
plomaticka cinnost jeho rec
nicke madam postavily jej do
: plednich rad nasich pracovni-
ku Amerce. On byl pryni S
j. Martinkem a A. Novotnym,
kteri jako americti socialiste
ukaZovali do svych rad d naba
dali pro Geskou samostatnost.
Cd roku 1917 meli jsme We
" ashingtonu svoii propagac-
nj kancelaf S DR.. J. Smetankou
" cele s Jozkou MaruSakem
pro slovensky tisk. Redital Ce-
skosloVenSk6 tiSkove kancelafe
tiskove, pan JOS. Tvrzicky u
5aZen byl take. We Washington
ne.
CeSti social te America ko
mali z neivetSi sve casti' obeta-
VG sVoii poVinnost. Vydali a
schvalili po prijezdu BeneSoVe
manifest k Internacionale, wy
dali take protest k amarickG
strane proti jejimu stanovisku
k valce. Manifets rozSiicn byl
Va statislcich celym svctcm q
dOSel poZornOsti SOCIALISM, spo
| ien eckych jinych zemi. Mno-
ii pfednlch pracovniku Mar
timex. BeneS, Pergler, Cimlcr,
b. Klir, J. Novak, Novotny a
j. byli 4 jejich rad.
Dulezity obor pomocle pra-
&c pro nase armady sveren byl
oVSem naSim zenam. Utvofily
odbory t. zv. Vcelek Priadeh k
ma dive ste po Spojenych Sta
tech jak mezi Cechy, tax po
sloyenskych osadach. S laskou
a oddanosti konaly zany svd
krasne difo, odvadestce je do
kancelaru Pomocaeho odboru
" New lorku, kdez vedeni spo
=! Giyalo V rukou dNou obetaVych
naSich zen: CeSky PAM Mota-
| kove a Slovenky 3letny Cabl-
kov6. Zbozi zaslaneho naSimi
zenami bylo mnoho a cena ic-
no pfevySujc zajiste sumu g.
100000 korun. A byly to Ease
nase dobr6 proste zeny, ktert
konal yvSa, co bylo V icjich 81.
lach. NaSi vojaci shromazd ova
Ii Sc v' polnim tabore pro n(
zvlaStG V lesich ncdalcko me.
sta Stanford We stat3 Come.
cticut zl'izenem. Tam zili nei
krasncjsi iist6 dny syG vc SrC
Ijanych Statech bratrskym Ii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-26
(Dokonceni.)

We Francii Chateau Thier-
ry slozili mnoZi z Mich kosti a
zavreli oci ku spanku V boJlI
"a svobodu domoviny otcuV Je
jich. Kdyz pan general Stefa-
nix V roce 1917 priiel do Spo-
jenych Statu, ably tam organi-
soval nabor do teskoslovensk6
armady " Francii, citili jsme
vsichni, jak tezky 1kol je Ma
mas zadan. A prece naSlo &c ma
5000 junaku, kteri Sc odhodIa-
ne prihlasih. Nemajice aadne
povinonsti ku sv6 vlasti, povin
nosti zakonnc, opousteli ,sVe
zeny a deti a Sli "a svedOmim.
Celia poloVina naSich byli ze-
natl muzove. A zeny jejlch to
jsou hrdinove, o nichl JednoU
bude p5ano uctou neJVetsl.
To bude tehdy, az pocnopi Sc
velikost te male ceske a slo-
venske zeny, jejlz muz odesei
ma boiiSte a ona do tovarny
zivit n6kolik drobnych deti. A
vSe z CistG a vclkG laSky, jiz
dosud nikdo n2ocenil a iiz me-
Ii bychom Sc uGit cent jen pro
to, ably mas tato lidska laska
k lidu rodne zemG oGist ovala
posvecoVala zuSlecht' ovala.
Vzdyt' neumirali pro sVoji
vlast. Vlast jejich je Amerika.
Ale dnes spi ma elsaskych pla-
mich a champanskych pollch
ma sta a sta hrdinu, kteri uni
rail- "a svobodu zeme syych OF
cu.
A potom tn VzHil<la lima o.
tazka: jak pomOci naSim na
francouzske fronte, naSlm ma
sibirske fronte. OStatni arnla-
dy sv6ta mali Ia sebou arma~
dy CerVeneho kfize, naSi j ou
opuSteni. A tax poCali isme bu
dovati novou armada We Spoj.
Statech. Armada zen. ktere Sc
postavily po box naSich hochu.
Pletly pro ne, silly pradlo, opa-
tfovaly tabak, jelly a mite, o.
patrovaly mydlo, opatfoValy
VSe 20 Gem touzil mas vojak.
"A Staraly So o jejich V Anne
rice z2nech@.e e rodiny, navste
yoy2ly +, pomahaly Jim Je-
jich d6tem. Byla to vellka, kra
So. prace. Pod vedenim Amc-
rickeho Ceskosloven 3k6ho w
boru, Y jcnoz cello postav2n Y
roce 1913 prof. b. Simck a uci
tel Volta Benes, konaly Sc ySe-
chny tyto prace.
c. N. Sdruzeni, Slovenska Ii
ga a Svaz Katolicky tvoiiIy spo
lecne representacni t6leso, pod
jehoz sprawl spadaly v5echny
;.kce Y Americe konant. Byia
10 starost o arnadu a ieii NJ
Dor Americe. PeCo o teuto yo
icnskv odbor sv6fena nynejsi.
Mu generaLnl4=n konsuloyi pa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-26
iWsSl IWSSI FWSS}-
VOVY PARK v LAKEWOOD

Predmesti Lakewood bude V
len delnickeho svatku dediko
'at noVy svui park, nachaz j.
i sc do3ahu Rosewood Ave.
/ Hilliard Road, kteryzto park
Donese imeno sveho zaklada-
ele Wagarda, jehoz rcdina
)yla mezi prvnimi pioayry
.akawoodu a Rocky River. De
likacni slavnost wal 81 ma sta
'ost lakewood3ky klub oprav.
Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-26

Michal Bourdain, 14lety, nej
mladsi vojin Spojenych Statu
naorzen byl We Francii v miste,
kde ubytovan byl americky So.
pluk zasobovaci. Hoch nau-
(.l Sc anglicky, stal Sc tax obli-
benym, re jej vojaci wall S Sc
bou do New Yorku. Serzant
Murphy, newyorsky obchodnik
Bourdaina adoptoval. Prace
posledn6jSiho bylS tlumocni-
ctvi a jeste dnes, pc valce, be-
re armadni polovicni plat "a
podobne sluzby stanoveny,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-26
VELKY VYLET DEMO-
kRATU.

Okresnl demokracie uspora
da 6. zai vellou lidovou slav-
most ma zavodisti Cranwood
blizc Miles Ave. Vrch1im po-
ladatelem jmenovan radni Nc
Ginty, okresni komisar Kelly
Dude NIT ma starosti obcersva-
nj a panf Pykeova zabavu pa
nj divek. Veskere demokra.
ticke wardni kluby budou sc
Ma vylete podilet hromadne a
rovnez venkovske dem. sway
jlibily vSeobecnou ucast, takze
podnik ten slibuie Sc stati jed
nou z nejvetSich dem. demon
straci V Cuyahoga okresu, kdy
poradanou..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-26
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VOJENSkA SLAVNOST.

Mistni vojenske organisace
(Army and Navy Union) bu-
dou nit 27. srpna jakysi Sized
= Luna parku "a nehoz mimo
jinych bude tez recnit casky
!longresnik Jan J. Babka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-26

ffancle, kaIH V lHCeTValeCh Oy-
Ii dopravovani.
Nejvetslmi dny ceskos!oyen-
skc Am eriky zuJtanou dny pGl
jezdu Masarykova do Spoj. Sta
til. Tehdy, kdyz ma uliclcn me-
sta Chicago, New Yorku a Gle
velandu statisice nadseneho Ii
du Ceskoslovenskeho u Ameri-
ky Sc alzami ocich a pychou
V srdci vitali sveho vudce T,
G.. Masaryka, tehdy ia Ame-
rika, ktera dosud neZnala ne
jen prof. Masaryka, ale AMI ma
Seho naroda, prichazela, aby
So ptala: Jaky je to narod, co
je 10 Ia narod, ktery tax ukaz
nenym a uslechtilym zpusobem
vita sveho vddce? A jaky jest
to vudce, jemuz jasaji vstiic
statislcove?
A Cd te DOLBY pocala Amcri-
ka psati rnnoho a rnnoho 0 ma
81 Veci. Nase privitani stalo Sc
vaznym cinem nepoliticke nasi
politiky prof. Masaryk vitan
| byl ji5t6 pro mas ukazneny
projev, jako vudce kulturniho,
uvedomeleho naroda.
! konali jsme ostatne vzdy
syoji povinnost k Americe,
.jako to ami mnozi Americans
! po celou dobu valKy nadoVedli
| Neien, re ceskosiovensti hoSi
dobrovolne sli do armady, ma
81 lide podporovali Americky
ECcrveny Kfiz, uvedomovali a
pomahali k uja lneni stanovis-
ka vuci centralnim mocnost en-
ale hlavne prokazali svoji ST.
lu V dob6 velikych narodnich
pujGek. Tehdy, kdyz Sc proka
,zalo. lie ceskoslovenSti lide
stoji cela vSech pristehovalcjl II
We svych povi1no Jtech vuci
Npujcce Svobody, chapali Ameri
cane, lie ceskoslovensky ele-
mant We Spojenych Statech "a
sluhuje 81 ucty svych americ-
kych krajanu. A kdyz potom
doSly zpravy o nasich ma ST
. bil'i, slo jmeno Cechoslovakll
: cd Ii t k ustum.
Ale take teskoslovensky lid
Anerice projevoval ma kai
dem kroku svoji odevzdanost
) zemi l.incolnove. Bylo to na
, den americke neodvislosti A
Cervence 1918, kdy pc vSecl
4 osadach &c }ioslovenskych ,
America oslavoVal mas lid tote
e iubileum a dokazoval svou la
: sku move vlasti. Tehdy n;
l VSech taborech V 600 osadacl
4 ceskosloven skych poradanycl
: prohlaSen byl slavnostni sill
e presidentu rapublice Spoje
: nych Statu, n6'nz Gesko5lo
: vensky lid d6koval il Ia vSe
co vykonala pre- zemi jeho OF
o cu jeii svobodu. Slavnostn
: adresa tato pax Zaslana byl;
a presid ntu Spojenych Statu '
c umelcckem vypraveni Petrty
: love.
G Kdyz pax prohlasena byl;
Il konecne svoboda nasi neboh,
! vlasti, nevychaZel ceskosloven
a sky lid Americc 2 nadSeni
o Po vSech krajich americkycl
' j po Kanad6 pofadany byly 0
: slavy, pfi nichz konaly Sc ra
:, dostne pruYody po me3tech
a farmach. TAX hornici Pannsyl
vanie jako daleko ztracen
: majnefi Britickc Columbie o
i slavovali V slzach den Svobod,
y iez narodila Sc ieiich lask.
k Z iejich obeti. V Chicago, '
y New Yorku, V San Francisco
0 vsude po Spojenych Stated
Il vtzycovan byl slavnostn6 sta
{ ry mas prapor cervenobily. 4
0 hdyZ poprVe snad V deiinacl
u americkeho sveta zavlal pra
O por tento mad hlavami chicag
h skych Cechoslovaku pfi vclik,
/ slavnosti jejich dne Ia. listo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-13
TWO TOPEKANS NAMED
Are Officers of Christian Minister'S
Association-Wichit Man. President.

Manhattan, March 13.-Rev. o. N
Roth, of Wichita, was elected presi-
dent of the Kansas Ministerial asso-
citation at the business session of the
associations annual meeting here
Wednesday. The next meeting will be
held at Kingman. The election of Of
nominating committee. Other officers
elected were, W. F. Knoll, of BeIoit,
vice president, and J. II. Anderson,
of Topeka, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The
executive committee is to be compos
ed of George E. Lyons, of Topeka; d.
Y. Donaldson, of Emporia, and NJ. Lee
Sorey, of Lawrence.
The meeting will close today with
an address by DR.. Edgar DeWitte
Jones, of Bloomington, ILL.,. noted lee
turer, author and prominent church
worker More than 125 ministers and
laymen are attending the institute.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-13
SHOULD Be CHEAP
Under SuppIy-Demand Rule
Prices Should Go Down.
More Chickens, Meat, Eggs,
Butter Held i'm Storage.

Washington, March 13.-If the old
fashioned law of supply and demand
was in good working order today,
chickens. meat, eggs and butter GER
tainly ought to be cheaper eating.
Just listen to these department of
agriculture figures:
March 1 totalled 11O,O03,3S2 pounds.
with the same data year ago.
Additional reports showed these in
creases over March /, 1918:
Broilers, 98.1 per cent; roasters,
1851 per cent; fowls, 121.1 per cent;
turkeys, 2.9 per cent; miscellaneous,
1877 per cent.
The above report, however, failed to
state who holds the chicken surplus.
But that isn't all.
Much More Butter Held.
Creamery butter in storage shows an
increase of 800 per cent, while pack
ing stock butter gained 51.2 per cent
over the 1918 figures.
And while chickens were piling up
in storage, eggs were keeping pace.
Case eggs held March 1 had increased
2S per cent over a year ago. Frozen
eggs, however, showed decrease of
29.5 per cent.
Meats, too. joined the growing food
boards, with these gains over March
l a year agd:
Frozen beef, per cent; frozen lamb
and mutton, 1926 per cent; frozen pork,
1872 per cent; dry salt pork, AS per
cent; picked pork, 17.3 per cent; mis-
cellaneous meats, APP per cent; lard
SS5 per cent. The only exception was
cured beef holdings, which dropped
14.9 per cent.
When 1t comes to cheese held in
storage, it's about a fifty-fifty propo-
sition Gains were made by swiss, in
GLIDING block cheese, of III per cent,
and cottage, pot and bakers cheese OF
91.7 per cent.
Decreases were registered by Ameri-
can cheese of 1874 per cent; brick and
munster cheese, ga per cent; limburg-
| er, 35.3 per cent, and cream and
neufchateI cheese, Sc per cent. AL
other varieties, however, made an in
crease of 4S7 per cent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-13
STORY is PURE BUNK
Willard Also Says It's Merry to Yell
Fraud" Then Ask for Fight.

Lawrence, Kan, March 13.-When
the Associated Press representative
asked willard if he wished to make a
formal denial of Johnsons charges,
Willard exclaimed rather impatiently:
Certainly not. I have nothing to
deny. Is it not apparent that there is
no foundation for such bunk as this :?
That guy just wants force me into an
other fight"
Willard added that johnson was a
long time getting around to his story.
1t takes considera bles nerve to admit
being a party to a fraud and in the
same breath to arrange another bout"
The champion insisted that the alb
surdity of the Johnson statement was
so great it was difficult for him to
comment upon it
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-13

''Workman" asks: 'I am so affected
with painful kidneys that l cannot work
regularly NY sleep is disturbed by fire.
quent calls. only to void small amount and
follows burning. smarung pains. Back
aches and often chills and fever making Inc
real sick for day.
Answer: A good tonic. soothing and
rcutraIiZing medicine for such complaints
is I,almwort Tablets. Try them and con
tinue few weeks and l am sure you Will
write me of your recovery.
&C G." writes: IF you know Of any
thing that will cure dnndruff. itching
scalp and premature badness, please let
me know what it is
Answer: For several years I have pre-
scribed plain yellow Minyol as superior to
anything known for the treatment of
diseased scalp. Get it in four-ounce jars
all diseases Of hair and scalp and gives
new vigor and intense natural color to the
hair.
.'Mildrcd'' writes Il am constantly en-
barrassed because Of the fact of my eX-
in my face ana lips ana am dun ana
what to do
Hnd your lips and cheeks are cOlorless
it is because your blood is deficient in
red corpusces. This can be easily over
come by the use of three grain Hypo-
NuclHne Tablets. which can be had from
any druggist in sealed cartons with full
enriched by the use of these tablets your
weight will increase.
Edna" writes: II suffer with rheu-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-13
RICHARD ONLY LAUGHS
pare Bunk" He Says and Glasses
johnson With Fred Fulton.

New York, March 13.-Tex Richard,
promoter of the Willard-Dempsey
heavyweight champion bout scheduled
for July 4, laughed heartily today at
Jack Johnson'S alleged confession
made in Havana that he laid down
in his fight with Jess Willard four
years ago.
johnson is discredited and is max
ing a cheap bid for publicity" said
Richard HE is flushing, as he
always does, and no decent promoter
can afford to have anything to do with
HIM I'm sure I would not. ~.
1.-THE fight couldn't have been faxed
1t went too far. Frame-up bouts
never last twenty-siX rounds. john
sons statement is pure, unadulterated
bunk and no one will believe a word
he says. He's worse than Fulton"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-13
A PLOT AGAINST U. S.
Four New Workers Held for Urging
Government Overthrow


New York, March 13--All but four
of the 160 men and two women who
were taken to the criminal courts
building early today after a raid on
building in East Fifteenth street, were
released after being questioned by inn
migration Officials, police and secret
service men.
Those arrested were Molly Steiner,
81 years old. recently sentenced to
/ 5 years Imprisonment for violation of
the espionage law, but at liberty pend
ing appeal to the supreme court; Mar
Gus Ordowsky, "a, manager of Bread
and Freedom" a periodical; Peter
Binanco, 81, secretary of the Russian
union of Peasant Workers of America,
and Arthur Kelezes, %, a printer.
The four were charged with having
in their possession literature advocat-
ing the overthrow of the government.
The East Fifteenth street building, ac-
-cording to the police, was occupied
by the union of Russion Peasant
Workers of America. All of those
taken to the criminal courts, it is I'M
derstood were questioned regarding
their ideas as to the government, their
, recent movements and sources of in
come. The building was long suspect
ed as the headquarters for radicals
recently arrived from Russia