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troduced to Mr.. Palmer.

troduced to Mr.. Palmer.
Mr.. Van Mugs accepts the Federal
appointment with IN admonition from
Attorney General Palmer to enforce
the Federal laws impartiaIly" and with
a wish from the Vice President that he
do his duty and make good"
The attorney general expressed the
wish that as soon as practicable after
he has assumer his Office that he give
attention to the high cost Of living
problem and bring into court profiteers
who violae the laws.
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cost Of living problem directly up to
the consumer, by making it possible
for the purchaser Of flour decide for
himself whether he win continue to
pay fancy prices for special brands.
or buy at a lower price straight flour
made from the finest wheat.
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# Mothers OnK Knew

During these days how many chill
dren are complaining Of headache. few
erishness. stomach troubles and irreg-
ular bowels. If mothers only knew
what Mother Gray's Sweet Powders
would do for their children no family
would ever be without them. These
take and effective In their action
that mothers who once use them al
ways tell other mothers about them.
Sold by druggists everywhere.-Adv.
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north Of Cunnersvine, 6 miles south
east of Milton, on Jacksonburg pike.
Wednesday, NOVEMBER 26.
L. o. Clark, 3 miles north OF VII
Hamburg on the Williamsburg and
Winchester pike at 1890.
Wednesday, December 3.
J. c. Huddleston & Son, on Andrew
Ziegler farm. 2 miles north Of Dublin.
general sale at 10 o'clock.
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Corn-Cobs Always Were
Neglected Source of Heat;
viii They Be This Winter?

A fuel which has always been neg
'lected, may save few chi11s in Rich
mond this winter. Corn cobs. which
are a necessary by-product Of milling,
which begins about Dec Is, win be as
plentiful as usual
The crematory and the dump pile
have received most Of the cobs in the
past, but unless the mines begin TO
operate, they may be In great demand
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Twenty-Five million boxes of Casca-
rets were sold last year to folks who
wanted relief from Constipation, Bill
iousness. Indigestion. Gases, Colds
and Sick Headache, without being
shaken up and sickened all the next
day. Cascarets work while you sleep,
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u. s. GRAIN CORPORATION
TO MAKE FLOUR CHEAPEI

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-To prove
that rumors concerning scarcity Of
flour and advancing prices are base
less, the United States Grain corpo-
ration announced Wednesday that It
would enable consumers to buy the
best flour at lower prices.
According to julius H. Barnes, head
Of the grain corporation, this action
puts the solution Of one phase of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21
MARY PlckFoRD's MOTHER IN
TWO BIG DAMAGE SUITS

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-While at
tending hearing in q suit for $685.
900. brought by Mrs. Cora c. wflken-
ing against Mary Pickford in the Su-
preme court, Miss Pickford's mother,
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Of Miss Ellen Reynolds last election
night. Miss Reynolds died as q result
of injuries received when she was
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-12

PRODA Sc farma Is mil Cd
Squaru, dun 0 8 svatnicich, pd
dy Is akrd, ban a jine zarize-
nj, dale diva Lofty v meste a au.
tomobil, vymeni Sc to po pri-
pade "a mestsky majetek. Hla.
ste Sc u F. K. Bauzon, 1920 ST..
Clair Ave. 3-12
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Cteny pane Sedivy!

Cetl jsem Vasi oznamku Y
"Hospodaii' skrze prodeJ ia
rem.
Nam tez farmu na prodeJ,
|SO akru, farma rohova prl hlaV
Ini cest3. Skola jest cd me far
my pull mile farmarska syrov
ma tri ctvrte mile do mesta
| Jest asi 5 mil. Pficina prodeJe
| lest, ze mole zena je stale ne
mocna, tax mi ma farme ncchce
lbyt Ma jednoho cloveka jest
to moe praee. Ma podzim jsem
oral asi II akru, ale muze Sc
orat vic. neb mne cas- pesta-
| ell. Pastvin lux Ma scno lc
izde dost. Zde sc dobrc vyplacl
, ,drztE hocine krav, mleko zde
! !dcbfe plati a syrovna bllzko.
Pres pastviny tecc voda, jest
zde nGkolik akru osykovcho
podrostu ktcry Sc nccha lchcc
isklinovat. Cena farmy jc 5000
dollaru, tisic dollaru Jest mar
|kyc na 81. proc. Jsem zde je-
|den rok kdyz isem 81 to nej-
llcpsi zaridil, tax Sc muslin to-
tho zbavit. Nam pekly par 4
Ilctych koni, 5 krav, 2 ialovice,
go slepit. husy, par prasat. Sc
Ina sem nadelal dost, takze Z
Lara jeste n6kolik tun prodam.
Prodam to sc vsim, aneb len
pczemek. TAX kdyz by isl ne
kdo pral koupit farmu, tax Sc
r1uze pfijeti podivar. Turtle
Lake. Wis. Haste sc u JOS. Sc
divy, 1879 E. 49 ST., Cieve-
land, Ohio.
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PTelozH j. KS.

/ ii, nez mole rodina v celem
mem zivote. Ocekavam tedy ne
co jineho."
Zach, to jste Jim tax daleko
propadl?" pravil Max chladne
INA tom panstvi nebylo zna-
mo slovo loupez. Nikdy neukra
dl zde nikdo ami toho nejmen-
siho. Wy jste prijal pana Spen-
cera a jeho sestru a "a vasi Pr
vni nepritomnosti ma diva dny,
zatim CO jste Sc spolecne VIDA
Iii, vnikne nekdo do druh3ho
patra nalezne mezi vsemi dive
fmi prave ty, jez vedou ke kni
hovne stryce Aymara. Zlodej
pohrda vsemi cennymi vecmi.
Ne CO ma namifeno, jest zavre
ne zde tajemstvi, nebo aspon
domnele zavrene zde tajem-
stvi."
"Chces Sc ujmouti blaznostvi
strycova a obnoviti fantastic
kou povidku o mlilionech?"-
tazal Sc posmesne markyz.
"Vy Sc smeiete Zatim co il
nj, lepe zpraveni lide nevada.
i ami zlocinem zmocniti Sc to-
ho tajemstvi. Bez prispeni ne
koho z obyvatelu zamku by Sc
to nepodarilo. A toto vloupani
stalo Sc prave "a til mesicc pc
prijezdu Americana. A Wy ne.
vidite zadnou souvislost mezi
obojim? Nuze, zadate-li jine-
no dukazu, provazejte mne az
k vychodu z parku."
Markyz Sc obratil proti kla-
ynimu vchodu do sine.
"Tyto dvere jsou zavreny o.
tce," pravil Max, "a klic je V
me kapse. Sem nesmi nlkdo
j Ivkrociti drive, nez Zavolame po
Ilicii. Jdeme zadnimi dvern,i.
V nejblizsim okamziku male
zali Sc V prizemi Max vedl O.
tee, skryt stromovim a kerr, k
stare vezi.
"Jakou cestu mne to vedcS?
zvolal markyZ, prodiraje se.-
Dosli az k upati zriccnin. Mar
kyz mlcel.
"Nechces snad lett temi STA
Irymi zdmi?"
Vase rozkosna pfitelkyne
le tedy statecneisi, nezli Wy. Ia
| chodi sem velice rada. Pojd'te
notice.
(PokraCoVani.)
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fRIJME Sc hospodyne do trl
clenne rodiny. Dobry domov.
Haste Sc v {. 1920 Wichita St.,
$50. Brooklyn, City.
3-18
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PRIJMU ma byt a stravu diva
hochy v start cd ctyr do osmi
roku. Adressa Sc sdeli v adm.
t. listu. 3-1S
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PRoDA Sc lacino, ,pskny lot Al
rfi 16O stfevicich ma Union av.
tlize E. 130 ul. Co splatka Sc
tez prime zanoVni Ford auto
mObil. Haste Sc V {. 1876
OakfielG Ave. v Mt. Pleasant.
SD
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LACE, rohovy lot, SIS pri 173
str. ma zap. 1O5 ul. Lorain
Ave, musi byt prodan tento ty
den "a pricinou odjezdu 2 me-
Fsta. Ulice dlazdena. Blizsi po-
drobnosti sdeli V. Vejlupek,
[Z647 f.. 115 ul. 3-13
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Se ZpldpOu, &c llCuJl AetoV0SO
nicka Hanne usporadaneho.
Lide v meste zvedeli to a zahy
70 celem maste mluvilo Sc re
STUDENT zplvali devceti u pra-
Gleny Gronkvistove.
Soudruhove moji uzavreli,
aby hloupost iiz vyvedli, ne
jak utajili a sice chteli vsude
vypravovati, ze jsme jen ma
hodou, zpivaiice po ulicich, "a
stavili Sc u bytu stare Gronk-
vistove, nemajice ale nikterak
umyslu, poctiti il zastavenic-
KEN.
'Povaha ma sama sebou k to
mu Sc snesla, re jsem nikdy ne
zapiral pravdu, ami nezakry-
val il smySlenkou.
Byl jsem pfilis samolibym
hrdym te veci. Povazoyal
jsem "a zbabelost nepfiznati
Sc ke skutku vykonanemu, at
byl jiz dobry nebo Fly. Ne
chtel jsem tudiz k navrhu O.
nomu pristoupiti, tvrde, re mu-
zeme tax dobre Hanne, jake
kterekoliv zpivati.
Ma to jeden re studentu od-
lovedel:
"'Jak muzes jen Fredrikso-
ne, k 6ertu tax zvastati. Po-
mer tvuj k Hanne nenalezl X
takovym, jenz verejne Sc UNA
va a mali cely svet vedeti, re
Jsi zpival Hanne ma pocest, ne
name chuti ably Sc mas mlu-
vilo, re jsme ii pomahali a L.
chill Sc pri tom smesnyml. Ia
dame te tudiz, abys pedevsin
myslel ma mas a pomerem k Ha
ne medal Sc svesti jeste k dial.
sim posetilostem.
Pomlcim o vSem pravil Jsem
"ale ku Iii sc nesnizim; osta-
the navrhu k zastavenicku ne
byl jsem ia puvodcem nybrz
w."
Nastala nyni kratka roz-
prava. Soudruhove nechteli Sc
spokoiiti S mou odpovedi, Ale
nepomohlo to. Rozesli jsme sc
meme spokoieni, nez jak to lin
dy bylo a napjeti bylo by se>Je-
ste zvysilo kdyby Sc drive ne5ta
la umluva, re p6vecky spolek
vSeho studenstva vecer parku
ola Sc slyseti. Odpoledne shro.
mazdili Sc zpevaci a Ma nepatl
ny spor mezi mnou a mymi sol
druhy "a zp6vu bylo zapome'
nuto, rekl bych, re rozplynu
Sc soulad zvuku.
Druheho dine byl jsem zaro
ven Sc svymi soudruhy teho5
sboru pozvan ku profesoroV
X. a tax minuly diva dnl, nel
isem, pres vSecku touhu mon
videti a navstiviti Hannu.
Tretiho dne k veceru sci Jsen
lchkym kvapnym krokem k d'
rku cervene natrenemu. W
vsech kapsach jsem mel cltro
ny. Byl jsem uplne pfesvedce'
ze jsem chladnost Hanlnu pr
konal a uva%oyal jsem, 'kteral
hych il zpusobem co neJzretel
nesim moh! dati na Jevo lak nj
nj drzim. Rckl isem il to SIC
liz caste ale nyni chtel Jsem
to rlci slovy jinymi a takoVyn
abych il pfinutil k vyznanl' z
isem il mily; vec to, Q kter
jsem naprosto nepochybo'a
nc sice ona necht6la to dati II
jevo.
Kdyz isem zaklepal Ma ave
re. musil jsem hodnou chvl
cekati, nezli bylo otevreno.
kdyz Sc to stale, nebyla to iii
nnina privetiva tvar. nybrz ST
"a. skareda zana, ktera pomah
Ia tete Gronkvistove pri pradl
Tazal jsem Sc il jest-ll PAL
Gronkvistova donna i dostalo
mi odpoved':
"Neni, odesla nekam; ale
il dcera Hanna je tn a k te a
MA mlady pan namlreno.
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PRIME Sc starSi zena do ma
lie dOmacnOsti. Haste sc V c.
1892 E. SO St.
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PRIJMOU Sc divky zkusene V
siti sukni. Haste sc u Mr.. FIRE.
yer, Alternative Dep't. Lindner
Co., Euclid a E, IA St.
3-12
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PIERRE SALES

tS@.4 tSs@. ~ 4k ~ ~ A&aA{
Tys jej pfistihl? Videl jsi
jej? Teto noci?"
Pferusil jej Sc smichem: -
"Ach, ty obvinujes? Ale, ne
st astnice, teto noci deli jsn1e,
"a a moji pratele v Saint Malo.
A v kolik hodin jsi zlodeje pre-
kvapil?"
"Kolem dvou hodin ranc ,
otce."
"Zda Sc, re obvinujes pana
Joe Spencera, s nimz jsem
pred druhou hodinou We VIDA
ienosti nekolika set kilometrl
hovofil pri doutniku! Je-h toto
tvdj cely material dukazu -"
'Zajiste," odpovedel Max
podrazdene ale dctyhodne, -
"jest tezko otevriti oti Glove
ku, jemuz ddvera zakotvila v
hlave a srdci. Ale ja jsem vas
syn. A nejste mi take svoji d.
veru dluzen? Zajiste, pan Joe
Spencer jeho sestra byli nepri
tomni, ale prave snad v jejich
nepfitomnosti spociva dlvod,
ze vloupani bylo spachano pra
We teto noci. Zlocinec, ktery by
pocital ma dobry low, byl by cd
cizil cenne predmety z prize
mi. Ale vetrelec z dnesni noci
nepocital ma cenne veci, pone-
vadz teto sini neni mic jine.
no, nez upominky ma plav5y,
exoticke sbirky, mapy, dopisy,
plany zvlaste plany."
"A CO jsi udelal sc zlocin-
Gem dnes v noci tax st'astne cd
halenym?"
"Ach," odpovedel Max polo
hlasem, svdsiv hlavu: "Ten Gig
vek mi uniknul -
"A ponevadz neznamy ii ,
tnikl, obvinujeS -"
"PronaSim obvineni proto
ze Sc k tomuto vloupani poji je
ste jjha okolnost. Jsem PIE.
svtdcen, re stryc Aymar nebyl
usmrcen ma miste, kde naleze
IA byia Jeho mrtvola. Nam
skOro Jistotu, dukaz, re strJC
cne noci neodesel, rozumej mi
neodesel z domu sve nevesty.'
Markyz zdal Sc byti ulekar
a Max byl .jiz blizek, sdeliti mu
ruvod sveho podezreni. Bylo
vsak treba opatrnosti vuci stal
ci ktery byl patrne Timed line.
no mineni, kdyby Sc setkal S Tin
zkazenym stvofrenim, do KITE
Ieho byl tax Silene zamilovan
Protu chvili musil Sc spokoji
t; S tim re vstipil markyzovi ma
mysl neduveru a jej varoval, a
by zabranil definitivnimu spo-
jeni mezi MIN a Americankou
Max vylicil otci obsirne syo'
je prekvapeni, kdyz spatril svt
tlo We druhem poschodi, svoje
prepadeni a nedspechy.
"Ale tvs pfece spatril tohe
muze, ne?" tazal sc marlSyz
"Mohl bys iej poznati?"
Bohuzel nikoliv, otce. To vs<
cdchralo sc TAX rychle!
"Prece vsak pronesl nejakt
slOVO, CT Vy0rai sc mu uSL "
Kirk hnevu, ne?"
''Sotva jsem citil jeho dccf
mad sebou."
"Ty jsi, ale kriccl, vzbudi
zamek, coz"
"Byl bych tim ztratil mno
no casu. Jedine co sc dalo de
lati, ably tento muz byl chy
cen, bylo, zapociti Timed $ jeh'
pronasledovanim. Bezel jsen
smerem k stare vezi,' kan s.
dal ma utek. Ubehl vSak mno
no cesty napred a zmizel mi "
| skalach. Pokracoyati Y honb'
bylo nemozno. Nejdulczitejs
nyni bylo, odhaliti vam intrik1
kterou jste, obklopen.'
Markyz ma to pokrcil mrzu
te rameny.
Pr0min, tvs mi SlibOVal dll
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! rez abych slovdm skarede ba-
by prikladal nejake vahy.
Pospisil jsem tedy stareny 81
nevsimaje a pristim jiz okam
ziku stall jsenl ma prahu poko-
je, nemz po tri mesice oby-
val pre- dmet me vasne. Nedo-
sci jsem dale; nybrz stanul po
rekolik minut ma temze miste
byl jsem trapne prekvapen 20
hledem, ktery Sc mi zde nasky
toval.
Hama byla nahnuta ma postel
6 plakala tax prudce, re bylo
slyset hlasitc vzlykani.
Hama plakala trapilo il neja
Ike hore, co Sc il asi pfihodilo?
Mily ctenari, zpomenes-li 81
Ia dobu, kde isl dospel let de-
'.vatenacti a zamiloval Sc, sna-
dino pochopis, jak mi bylo. Mel
jsem "a to, re nebe zeme Sc
must zboriti, mohlo-li Sc priho-
diti neco tax hrozneho, ably
Hama plakala. V pristim okam
ziku byl jsem II nj i pocnu hor-
live mluviti to i ono, bylo-l III v
reci me neco rozumneho, ami
nevim iiz. z ust mych bezdecne
sc rinula slova soustrastna a.
vSak ohniva, iak mi je diktova
la ma nerozumna naklonnost.
Ledva jsem zacal mluviti, Ha-
ia Sc vztycila. Chtela mne pre-
IruSiti a odejiti, ale zadrzel jsem
i. Mluvil isem mnoho ale sko-
10 beze vsi souvislosti, az jsem
sc konecne zamlcel.
Hama vymknuvsi prudce ru-
ku svou a zvolala hlasem slza-
mi tlumenym:
"Coz neni panu Fredriksono
| vi dosti ma tom co mi boleSti
| zpusobil, re mne mluvi cele
mesto, pusobovati bol, tim, ze
mluvi takto ke mne? Mil b.
re, proc Pavel sc tax dlouho ne
>raci? On by mne hajil, rekl by
babicce kzdemu, re jsem ne
Ivina ze jsem mic zleho neuGi-
la, ze ze -"
| Pro stkani nemohla dale; a.
| lie pc male prestavce vypravo-
vala mi re vSichnisousede il po
| mlouvaii: rekli pry babicce re
| Sc Sc mnou schazi, re il navste
Ivuii,, kdyz babicka neni donna
a zastavenicko je pry velklm
Irohorsenim.
| "Babicka Sc velmi rozlobila,
| koncila Hana,, ponevadz ne
mohla jsem zapirati re pan Ere
drikson nekdy semnou zde mlu
vii, kdyz odesla Z domu a pres
vsechen zakaz mne navStevo-
val nebyla-li donna, myslela ba
6icka, re sousede mali pravdu
: !, ze dopustila jsem Sc cinu, z
Gehoz nelze Sc mi zodpovida-
ii pred Bohem lidmi.'
Il Sousede vylicili vec tax, ze
lbohe devce bylo mym jedna-
aim upln6 kompromitovano.-
reta Gronkvistova byla prave
; Iyysla ably 81 koupila listek ia
oarnlk. Hanna musi Upsaly do
y 'tokholmub ably nezavdavala
: la dale pricinu k pohorseni
gravila pry babicka.
.Pi!i. pomysleni, ze Sc mus
a odlouciti Cd babicky, dala sc
op6t do place zvolala hlasem
>oufalym:
Il Pan FredriksOn nemuze nj
e 'ldy napraviti co mi zleho uci
G Ill. Wy jste tim vinen, ze mu
i'm cd babicky, kterou tax mi
a luji. Wy snad budete take toht
pricinou, zez Pavel bude pooh,
= bovati o lasce vernOsti me-
II D muj Boza! Jak nest astnol
q iste mne ucinil!"
" Pfi takove obzalobe bylo m
a nevolno.
al Hama -byla prvni osobou, kt
a = Ia
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n AkRU pfi Lorain Ave-, L.
rodna cerna puda, dobra ma pc
stovani zeleniny. Cena $3.50,
hotove meb ma splatky. Blizsi
|sdeli V. Vejlupek, 2647 E. lis
ulice. 3-13
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Muffin,
kteffi jso,1
nerl1Ocni!
Lekarstvi a elektffin,
We spoien1.

Nezalezi ma tom, komu sc
nepodarilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste pfisli ke mne a
poradili sc sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pujdete k jinemu lekari.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli mozno vas vyleciti, reknu
vam lined. Ucinim vam wy
hovujici splatky.
Leceni: vsechny nemcci ner-
vove, krevnl, kozni, chronicle,
a RUNE nemoci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine S mimi spo
jene neduhy, ztratu pameti,
kamenky, (bez rezani), bola.
ky a vfedy, zvetSene mandle,
nadory, otravu krve, pistele
rheumatism a vsechny muzsk6
nemoci.
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DrObr1e
Oznamky

rRIJME Sc hoch ktery ma
skolni certifikat do uceni it's
karne ''Sveta". Jen radny
necht Sc hlasi. !?
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HLEDA Sc spolehlivy, samo-
statny papirovac. Haste Sc v
e. Sill Clark Ave-, S. w.
3--l3
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VELkA LACE. Novy, moderne
staveny dunn 7 pokojich, te-
pla voda a jine zaTizeni. Lot 40
pri 153 stfevicich. Cena velmi
lcvna. Haste sc {. 1925 l..
l3O uI., Il Woodland Ave, bli-
re dvOu poulichich drah.
81 4
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
JESS THAN 20,0OO
 SEE DEMPSEY TAKE
 HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE

TOLEDO, July 9-Exactly 1965O persons paid their way into the Bay View park arena July 4 to see the heavyweight championship bout be- tween Jess Willard and Jack Demp- eey.
 Official figures as to attendance and receipts were announced here today by Frank B. F1ournoy, Tex Richards as- sociate.
 The receipts after the government tax of s41,7S9.94 had been deducted were s410,73216.
 There were 292 policemen in the stadium, 75 firemen, 500 ushers. 90 ticket takers, 20 ticket sellers and 454 press representatives.
 The principal expenses were as fol- lows:
 Willard, s100000; Dempsey, 27,500; arena construction, s150O0O; city of Toledo charity fund, sSO,OOO. Total $307 800.
 Other charges probably will make the cost approximately s325,000. leav- ing the promoters profits somewhat below $100 900, MT. Flournoy said.
 The arena was constructed to seat 97,0OO. Flournoy announced today il had been sold to the American House Wrecking company for S25.000.
 There is nearly two million feet oi lumber in the plant. Work of tearing it down will begin at once.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
AMPLY QUALIFIED

Ladies and gentlemen" sonorously began the Hon. Buckram Bragg. ad- dressing the beauty and chivalry of Tumlinville, Ark. in advocacy of his candidacy for the legislature. T am one of the plain people. I was born right yur amongst you. and never wore billed shirt O. tasted store ter packer till I was of age, and earned them luxuries by the sweat of my own hands. That there venerable stump that stands antigoddlin' across from the postoffice is all that is left of the honest old tree that my paw. two of his brothers and three, four other fel
 ers tied me to when they put on me ny first pair of shoes at the age of 15 years"
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
SHORT BETS UPSET
 CLEVELAND DOPESTERS

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 9.-All at tendance records were broken at the North Randall track grand circuit har- ness race meet here today.
 The feature event of the card, the Ohio stakes for 2:0S class trotters, purse s3000, was won by Brescia, rank outsider in the betting. Brescia took the last two heats after Allie Lou, a fourth choice, took the first heat in 2:04h, trotting the fastest heat of the year.
 Charlie Penn, another outsider, took the first division of the PIP class trot- ting. Fenesta, the favorite, took the second division.
 Peter Coley, a third choice, won the 2:16 class trotting and Goldie Todd took the 2:14 class pacing in straight heats. Goldie Todd paced the fastest two heats of the year by covering the first two miles in 2:04%.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
NOTICE TO PEOPLE LEAVING
 PHOENIX

# you are leaving Phoenix on summer trip, surely you want to have the Arizona Republican follow you, in order to keep posted on the things going on in Phoenix and vi- cinity.
 We will be glad to send the Arizona Republican to. anyone for any length of time for 75 cents per month, or s2.00 for three months.
 You may change your address just as often as you desire and we will positively guarantee good service
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
CHICAGO s.e; PHILADELPHIA 7.a

CHICAGO, July 9.-"Red" Urban Fa Der was given credit for two victories when Chicago defeated Philadelphia in both games of a double-hea Fa- ber's single in the eighth inning, with two outs and the bases filled, drove in two runs and cinched the first game. In the second game Faber kept the visitors hits well scattered while his team mates punched hits off Johnson.
 First game R H E Philadelphia ... 400 01o 002-7 10 0 Chicago .... 00O 200 33*-S Il l
 Batteries: Rogers, Kinney and Me Avoy; Kerr, Lowdermilk, Danforth, Faber and Schalk.
 Second game
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
So We Hear

The fight promoter who offered s120,000 to meet the winner of the Beckett Carpenter bout sure must have more money than good common sense. It seems that the recent ex- perience of Tex Richards should serve AS a little tip to other enterprising
 Eht promoters
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
CHICAGO. e-4; PHILApELPHIA IS

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Tony Pasquarillo, overseas veteran and star of the army team at Tours, scored the run which broke Philadelphia losing streak in the eleventh inning of the second game when the locals won after they had lost the first game to Chica- go and tied their own National league seasons record of 13 straight defeats. Scores:
 First game R. H. E. Chicago .. ..... 200 030 OO1-6 12 ? Philadelphia .. 900 001 000- f 1
 Batteries: Vaughn and killeger; Jacobs and Cady.
 Second game:
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
AM ERiCAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Detroit ?; Washington l. Ten in nings. Cleveland 2; New York 0. Chicago S-6; Philadelphia 7-2. St Louis 3; Boston 0.
 Today's Games Washington at Detroit. New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
INDIANS BREAK SHAWKEY'S b|G
 W|NN|NG STREAK

CLEVELAND, July s.-Cleveland de- feated New York, breaking Pitcher ShaYkey's winning record after he had won ten straight. Shortstop Peckinpaugh, who has hit safely in 2S consecutive games, hit single the fourth time up. Score:
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
CINCINNATI 3; BOSTON i

BOSTON, July 9.-Giving Sallee bril- liant support, Cincinnati defeated Bos ton. A pass to Bressler in the fifth, Wingos triple and a wild throw by Pitcher McQuillan gave the visitors the winning margin. Score:
 Cincinnati;
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
TAKES SECTIONAL TENNIS TITLE

PITTSBURG, July 9.-W. T. Tilden of Philadelphia won the western Penn sylvania tennis championship here to- day by defeating Vincent Richards of New York. The scores were, 6-4, 6-3, 3-6. 6-1
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
ST. LOUIS. 3: BOSTON. 2

ST. LOUIS, July 9-Sothoron out pitched Mays and St. Louis took the opening game of the series from Bos- ton. Score
 R H E Boston .... ..... .oOO 900 OO0-O ' 0 St. Louis ...... 002 900 01*-3 8 ? Batteries: Mays and Schang; Soth- oron and Severeid.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
SS [ 24 10 C
*Batted for Shawkey in Sth.
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Summary = Two-basehlts: Bodle, Johnston Home run: O'Neill. Stolen bases: Pratt. Sacrifice hit: Hannah, Speaker. Double plays: Pratt and Pipp; Baker, Peckinpaugh and Pipp. Innings pitched: By Shawkey T. Struck out: By Shawkey, ?; by Gov eleskie, 8.