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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-10-23
MAY BE SCRAMBLE IF WILSON
FAILS TO HEAD THE TICKET
Receptive Democratic Ready to As
sumo Crown Should Leader Quit

Receptive Democratic Ready to As
sumo Crown Should Leader Quit
Based on the assumption that Pres
ident Wilson will not be a candidate
for a third term. political gossip is
rife in Washington and elsewhere con-
corning the various Democratic aspir-
ants for the presidency. While it is
quite true that the Presidents western
trip lead to much third term talk, it is
assumed quite generally that, although
he is improving from his recent illness
according to the latest bulletins, he
will not under any circumstances care
to plunge into an arduous political CAM
paign next year.
Under such conditions Democratic
polititions are turning their attention
toward various candidates or receptive
candidates who have been mentioned
as aspiring to the presidential nomi-
nation in the event Mr.. Wilson does
not allow his name to be used. In the
list are William G. McAdoo, Attorney
General Palmer, Governor Cox of Ohio
Senator Owen of Oklahoma, Vice Pres
ident Marshall, Secretary of War Bak-
err, Senator Pomerene of Ohio, Senator
Chamberlain of Oregon, Senator
Hitchcock of Nebraska, Governor
Smith of New York. and several
others. Perhaps William ]. Bryan
ought not to be omitted. Former
Speaker Champ Clark is looked upon
as again aspiring to the nomination
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-10-23

Attorney VIM. r. Ofutt born Oakland, Md, and
has been life long resident of Garrett county He received
his first education the public schools of Garrett county and
later attended ST. Johns College Annapolis after which he
studied law the University of Virginia where he graduated
with honor receiving the degree Bachelor of Laws He
admitted practice Of the the Circur Court
Garrett county the Court Appeals of Maryland the
year 1901 actively engaged practice
profession since where by his honesty ability
he has present position leader of the Garrett
bar and Of the leading lawyers Of Western Maryland.
He has been prominent in the trial of important
both civil criminal recognized splendid
lawyer and forceul speaker His records the Courts has
been remarkable brilliant unusually
able fearless eloquent and we'll grounded the law and his
integrity ability, experience and fairness have secured for him
the confidence respect and the people of the county
During the late he member of the Council of De-
Tense for Garrett county contributed much of his help
ing win the active in all work campaigns made
numerous speeches in the Liberty War Savings Stamp
campaigns chairman and had charge Of Y
c. A. drives Red Cross work purchased literally
of liberty bonds and savings stamps,
Mr. Ofutt the Of the late Daniel E. Ofu a pioneer
Garrett countian during his life successful
prominent and highly respected citizen and identified with
progress and growth Of this county.
Attorney always public spirited active
public and the of the of people
of this county He interested in farming and has stood
ready contributed the advance Of the interest of farming
and of the farmers of Garrett county.
Mr. Ot being of the large of this county
deeply economical administration
Garrett county and elected will keep down unnecessary
expenses of the Office CONSTANT with the proper administration
of the Office of States Attorney
exceptionally well qualified for the office
orney his candidacy affords the the opportunity
securing ables and best attorneys this Office
past life and record any confidence people may
repose him. He stands for fidelity efficiency economy
paray and justice in the administration of the office States
Attorney and if elected will with distinction credit
Political ofu
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-10-23

over winter and will dispose of it at a
big reduction. Now is the time to buy
J. B. WILLIAMS COMPANY,
80 n. Center St, Cumberland, Md.
60 f. Union St. Frostburg, Md.
Advertisement. 1873
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-10-23
T. B. DOMAIN
DISTRIBUTOR OF
MUTUAL STOCK
CONDITIONER

1 desire to call your attention to
the MUTUAL STOCK CONDITION
Err of which l am special distributing
agent for Garrett county. The condi-
toner is guaranteed against the loss
at the time of its or their death, bas-
ed on the market value of horses,
cows sheep or hogs; provided it has
been used continually and fed consis-
tent with directions for period of 6
months, under directions given.
The Conditioner is sold wholly as
preventive of contagious diseases
and not as a food. Each purchaser
will receive written guarantee as to
the above statement. For sale by the
merchant in your vicinity. If he does
not have it, write me.
T. B. DOMAIN, Mt. Lake Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-10-23

For Sale-Overland Roadster; Mod
el 80. in good condition; terms reason
able. DR.. A. F. Kimmell. Oakland,
Md.-Advertisement. 33-2t.*
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-10-23

For Sale-Rose Comb Rhode Island
Red cockrels; husky young birds from
great winter laying strain; So to So
each. Address Miss Diana Weber,
Oakland, Md.-Advertisement. 33-2t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

D%i ssosIs SGn.oa s' sss s'T iSTsa I ns
81 rs - Truant. J. y. Murdoch, Erstics
ran.
Second race-nve and a half furlonss-
Annette Teller. ioa Murray. s7.2o. silo.
ihirI. Time.l az Is Clear tho iWSa,yy..
ruri. reccamt Plain Biii spartan Boy. Mel.
Gold also ran.
,,I rh'rd r"csrEiS furonssMarse John rs
coon. los u.unstord). $3.50. $500. sec
ii LII ~ IS, Cali Curci. Joe stahr and
Fourth racc-nvc and u half turlorgs--
Fritz. 100 tianovcrD. 500 so. $50 90. SII.6N.
SS5IE. sc:sccnI; C.ptntn Mac, IL UUriaoii s..
Ii!rl. cnisa; Lune,,n inspector "Y nasnss.
and Frank w. also ran
Stevenson, us po"D. $50. s47c". ''2 sa'6o.
s second. IudEc David. lo7 Brown, sio,so
Horn: Lady Waldecl. the Gallant William
s: Sqlhsrise". Thirteen. ai%ey. Snuer
sixth race-ono milc--St. Augustine. io7
R Ra" 70! ,{ S,sG Won Ton
as Brbed t" %e: Ed stone, '%rs' sl iim@
roync. Clara Martin. sands OF Pleasure also
~
Ssrenth rac11-ons mil and sixteenth
$40. Won: Waiter IT, rcnrcS los Can H:;Tp
tisIn: s:87!H. .1fs,7H second Rrec1e. los
Thils'ine, Tenfhc" nr "S~ M Mcdowell ell
R"uh"n Lad. Nab also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
Toll EDO BOXING RULES DO
NOT ALLOW FIGHT DECISION
Boston Sport Writer Discovers That
Code VIII Have to Br Changed
IL title Is at stake.

The rules of the Toledo boxing board
VIII have 20 be amended or no deci-
sion of the twclve-round fight be
tween Willard and Dempsey It Toledo
Oh Independence Day.
Discovery Of the clause in the box
ing code OF Toledo forhiddng a deci-
Si"r has lust been made by :. i. Ma
horcy. boxing writer of the Boston
traveller. Ills description of the stu
alton nov favin. the promoter and Of
acials Il t." tght follows:
In the announcement OF the APP
poin;ment OF the officials which was
passed to me, ! noticed a line that
thought was both significant and
WORTHY of attention.
Therefore, | pcrused the code of the
Toled" boxing board. which is much
more than UatSirc interest In doing
$, found wha; l sought, and here
Rule 5o--The referee shall have gem
for which nc has been elected. He
shall render no decision OF any kind
mt any time or place. If at any time
he deems participants mneGually
matched, he must not permit such OK
hibition to continue.
Now. in view OF tho fact that ehe
commission has enforced ono Of its
SSt that til concerned shall adhere
10 another.
While rule IS provides that tho COM
MISSION may utter or amend the rules.
yc' ii made no move 10 do SO for Will
lard When he demanded that Jack
Welsh or Ten ElCEard referee.
This is another thing that Will give
Tex Richard cause for worrimcnt. He
las the mcn under contract to night for
the title. which means decision. hut
the rules printed in q preceding PARA
graph utilities that. During the next
few days the matter probably will
start n discussion. and the cat then
wiil hs ON 81 III. bas
Willard might have been advised as
10 rule 80. and for that reason did
not. see the necessity of overworkinE
himself by onCaGinC III long walks
He probably concluded IL the com
mission insisted that nc and Dcmp
ssey engage in no decision mill on
he Fourth he could put up n nat
fuotc" bout. stand off his adversary
for tho twelve rounds. and his title
would he perfectly safe.
Something Will surely come Of this.
and the news will he sent broadcast in
I short time as to whether the boxing
board OF Toledo will. for the time pc
ing, suspend rule 80 or prove its con-
sistcncy by taking the stand it did in
the matter OF the third man.
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HOTELS NND n,isonrs.
THE MONTROSE.

spend your summer vacation here
Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Beautiful drives. Splendid accomoda-
tions. Mineral water. cool and invig-
Grating air and excellent table. For
rates apply to
A. NJ. PARKER.
MOntNniC, Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE

!. lContinned From Fourth Paseo
hrec base hits-Flctchcr, Young, Holke,
lackhurr" stolen LaSoS--Chnsc. Bocckel.
t.f!:ico hlt--BLrns. Sacrifice ny-Z!mmer-
an. l'puDic plays--Maranville to Rack
,rne 90 liolkc 10 Riackhurrc. Left on
lses-Ncw York. :; Boston IS. Bases on
ncney / Hits on Causay. 10 in 4: Kcat-
e. +sar. = Struck out--By Causcy. !:
yiur. J: kcatimE, !; cheney, 3. Winning
Losing pitchcr--keatinS
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
iinued Erom Nomrth Pnec.N

= CONTINUED From Fourth PaecD
Inc Cleveland team delayed the game
EN- minutes. insisting Cicottc had
made a balk
l. Cleveland outfieldera.lrad fsur assists
IN. the plate. smith got double,
Houblc and three singles in four
Mines up.
Il Score
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Hotels and Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
Coolest and Most Attractive Location.
HOTEL ESPLEMADE

WHOLE BLOCK. OCEAN FRONT.
Directly on the Boardwalk. Boston 10
Sovereign Ave. in exclusive Chelsea Sec
ton. Capacity. 800 Fresh and sea water
baths. private and public. and every APP
pointnicnt. Modern hydro IN crapeutic de-
rartment. Orchestra Dancing. Auto bus
meets trains booklet.
Ownership Direction w r SHAW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
The Greenwood House

VIII Open for Summer Guests. Juno Goth
Greenwood is situated high in the ;,u,
Ridge Mountains of Virginia. in AibemarIe
County. on G. & o. y. r.: beautiful noun
tain scenery. mineral water. hest country
fare: arnuscmerts. dancing. tennis noun.
Tain climbing. etc. For particulars apply TO
MRS. NJ. =. HARRIS,
Greenwood House,
Greenwood. En.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
Best Located, Popular Priced Hotel.
HOTEL NETHERLANDS

New York Avenue. 80 yards from BOARD
walk. Capacity 400 Elevator. private
baths running water iu bedrooms FREE
rtRES-BnthinE Privilege from Hotel
Dance Floor. June rates American Plan
with mcalsJ. s. to So daily.
SIS. $3.50. $50. SOS weekly.
Al.GI'ST RIrLN A DEL. nrnnrisinr
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y. Min. 1.hamnion.hin.

~ Associs ted Press.
~" June 3t.-Waltcr Ross. Of
y. 0,Ieatcd Tommy Noble. in
roma at he National SPORT
~ tho ha ptamweight cham
Great Britain and the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
LATONIA RESULTS
STEAMBOATS,.

First racc--siI furlonES--J. r. House. lo5
tStcvcnsl. SIS. S2:.7o. S?:0. won. Busy Joe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

GER is
r BIG FIGHT
urth PagcD
startling cX-
Ssip reached
Kearns to
re motions.
a man OF
very sullty.
DING to suit
20 pack up
wcll-known
cd at some
re the john
10 take his
that when
much more
be now that
It'll theN only five days
as as today day apparently in the
he doesn't show it.
bnality. Jess has improved
emit since the days he first
Nnpion He is now cordial,
he was almost unapproach-
q has learned a lot OF things.
by opinion that he would have
great deal better off had he
ndlers in preparing for this
out that is something which
ongs to the past. II he. was
he is the one to suffer. If he
I, hstic managers Will inn
ly drop 10 below par.
'om Jones. the sare of kowanee.
round the Willard camp while
Eamp;on WAS in training Tom
IS that his former protose, is
bod enough TO beat Dempsey. but
IN Tom differs With his. former
er in the ownership Of Jess, for
es Curlcy Is betting heavily the
way.
- DiE Money Going begging.
Charlie Murray. tho Buffalo promo
err. wired IN, today asking me TO bet
5000 for him against $4,000 that
Willard Will not respond TO tho ben
have been unable TO set the money
had $1,000 Of Willard money FOR
s nlrax t6ieNs Se ought to I sen be
price. do not believe he will set
in Toledo. Dempsey is too wei!
bike. by tho betting people here.
DC Ramon. circulation manascr of
lhe. Evening Journal. of New York.
who will be Dempscy's timekesPcr. got
In today With bunch of DEMPSEY
full Affirmative man. Reno Jack Nc
kCancry At a late hour this afternoon
Mr.. McCafcry was the guest of honor
Of the Cuckoo Club, and was being
initiated into the dark mysteries Of
auccnsberr! Rules Prevail.
Right ouecnsberry rules arc TO
iii over the Friday incicdnt, tho
taking care of themselves at all
d ines, but breaking at the command
Fof the referee. This ought to be to
Dempsey's ADVANTAGE. y clean break
would help Willard. The kidney
punch and the so-called IRA bbit"
punch. which Is a swat back OF the
ncckkarc barred.
IRA bhit" punch is so dcnomi-
II because YOU crack a bunny across
Eek with tho edge OF Your hand
Il him handily. The kidney punch
Ids no explanation.
u Dempsey cares mighty little about
Fthe form OF tho rules. When Johnny
lEckhard,, the Philadelphia referee:
Awho is now in Toledo, called Jack and
Fred Fulton together in the center OF
he ring at Harrison, y. j., and start
d TO explain the rules 20 govern. Jack
laid:
Didn'i Fight All the Time.
s'You mean we fight all the time,
pm, you?"
Fulton Immediately demurrcd
r.Oh, no." he said I'VE agreed TO n
al Hit" s.Nd Dempsey turning
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WPSEYS TRAINING is OVER
Hon tinued From Fourth ParcD

~ u utu T0IN 0uFTN FHEN)
Wtre best the Dempsey men could
seeiSsin conversational bets" with the
Willard supporters who refuse to let
so the!r money, expecting that they
VIII get better than even for their
cash.
Dempsey received proposition to-
da from the National Sporting Cluo
10 box Georges Carpenter in New
y ork CITY IN February. Dempsey viii
-et.$30.00U for MS share II he loses tho
Carpenter VIII get $4,000 II ihc match
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
Didn't Fight All the Time.

''Rli rF{hi." s:Nd Dempsey, turning
on his heels. "anN,hins suits me, but
lets get started. None of pempseys
ea io Of Of f fnf Saf Tap oeTf It a oe
mot class as rabbit punch, how
ever Nor would a clean punch with
the fist anywhere in a mans back. be
sfclassed kidney punch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths.


BRAf.-rhe funeral Of Mrs. Lucy Shelton
bTahton Bray wife OF Mr.. Reginald Bray.
or Havana. Cube. Will take place nom
Monnmcniai Church Richmond. Va. today
Relatives and fri,tds invited to attend
lntcrment In Hollywood
GOFf-Thc funeral Of Mr.. Nathan Cion Will
take place at the grave in Onkwood Conn
etery tuesday afternoon. July !. y. 2:3Q
GOFF--Th" funeral OF Mir. Nathan Con
who died Sunday. June -. 1919. viii take
place from Nelson's funeral parlors today
ut ESQ i. NJ. lntermcnt in Uakwoou
Cemetery.
JoliNSoN.-rhe funeral Of MIR. A. II John
son. VINO died at Virginia Highlands Sun
Gay. Iun" -" 1919? VIII take plac. from
ElilurS funeral parlors July !. at 1880 l. NJ
Friends invited
O NEAL--picd. June so 1919 at 3:22 T. NJ
a, -; i1kes Hospital. after long IN
ness MIS- Margaret |. - Neal beloved " 10
OF Joseph T. ONcal. of Tayior's Crossing
"a she Is survived by her husband. ono
"a uf ht'r MRS. T. Clyde Moore. ono son. !
iryinG o'Neal, and two sisters and cmo
Funeral notice later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

We s-rcd you. mother: YES VIC loved Won
But Jesus loved YOU more
And gently lie called YOU
To Jonier biiSsful shore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

our lear mother. Mrs Ann ' n Srs ,r "i
whom whom ;csuS called sway three months ago
Dearest mother. you have lott us.
Ana thy loss we deeply feel.
But SUI ''is Col who hath bGGref,
When we sit ana think Of YOU
Bu;. We look around with sorrow
When "c sec tho vacant place.
We az cd you mother: YES. VIC loved YOU.
To yonde- blissful shore
In w ss se me saa sTio: s5 fe; ;s.
Lies the ono We loved So dearly.
Whom T Her neY tdvd m%Te San al Mar.
a$ra = RESETS "t %eoah @9rSof forG 81
doath Of Hon George s6aeKclt %r IN"
ms,!nbcr OF ~ board: ''''''' '''' - i
,G tom ;o mgmHGr q ,he Board q hSssn,s
his HON. IN Orange. Virginia on the 3cth
Wh"rcas. BY his hiIS s "ms Of honor and
s; a,nIai "IhN"rSGy Of high
th"rinG the best interests Of ihis iustitu-
Wher,eas. by his death, III" Board Of Re-
gents has h"en deprived of tho wise ad-
a ncm6er and The -"h%o ~ ~ 80 sn o ssrnS,
,".ns.,s,sn, and faithful friend therefors.
o. n"ansFry Forest school. That the "a.
self u every member Of tho hoard nv his
cheerful and simple manner. his fidelity to
Whatever h" considered To he his duty. and
his iirmncss IN maintaining what he con-
CciTsi To L.. the right.
Resolved. second. Tha, we recognize in hi.
death great loss 10 tho Board OF Regents
and tn IN" wslf.r" OF IN" school
Resolved. third. THAT tender to his
surviving wife and family sincere sym
pSthy in their irrcps ara bio loss. and pray
that th"y may recognize that lie who rules
above dispoS"s all things we'll
Resolved. fourth. That this resolution he
recorded In the minutes OF the board and
copy hc sent 10 the family OF our fellow
regent and tina, Il tc published IN Tho
rrhool monthly. tho school annual. the
Orange Observer. tho Richmouu Times
Dispatch and the Southern ,hurchman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

go .'..,0 io1ill %
land .....-......O - ! o @ g..
rmary. TWO base htts--Schalk. Jack
lurphN i.unte. smith, Three base hit
III Home run-SInith. stolen bases
dill. McMuliin Sacrifice bit Mcaiui-
3!oopouhie plays Smith and O'%eilI; VAN
gEansN. aud Johnston; Fe!sh ana Schaik.
eft on ses-ChicaEo. ~. Cleveland. ;.
ases on ha!lS--oii CiCuttc. J or Iash I
a. Phillips 4; on Myers. !. Iiiis--or BAG.
y 10 IN .,&; of l'hiIlips, 5 ~ Ia Hit
pitcher by Baghy tMcMuIlinb; Cicutre
Lun;e). struck ou'-hy cic"tto. by
aghy, !: 10y. Phillips. . WIG bitches
Philips. = Losing pitCher--Barby
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THE WILTSHIRE,

Virginia av. and Beach-Occan view: ca.
pacity $50: private baths. running water in
rooms. elevator. &c. American plan. 50 so
up daily: special weekly. Houklet
SAMUEL. ELLIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

"hcn we sit and think of YOU
We can almost sec your face
But No look around with sorrow
When 80 So tho vacant place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
HOTEL MAJESTIC

Virginia Avenue at Reach Ocean View
sapacity 500: elevator. private baths. run
ling water in rooms. white service Amer
,lan. $3.50 UP daily. Special weekly
NJ 4. SMITH
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In NICnlOrIilrn.

ArklNS.--in sad. but loving memory ur
our lear mother. Mrs Ann W A; i'm.
whom icSus called away three months ago
today. March -. 1912
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
Cleveland.
Chicago.

[lsIr 11 . Il Totals ID
tied for o'$cili IN seventh.
|ptted for Phillips in eighth
ra hN .nI.fls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

In the cemetery. swcctly sie.plnr.
Where tho sunlight softly falls
Lies the ono No loved So dearly
whom ~" never more can call
floNn,aI D.n,h.or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

Dearest mother. you have left US
And thy loss deeply feel:
bui It's Col who hath bereft ua-
lie can all our sorrows heal.
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Funcral Directors.

pHAuP-.Edwin rhaup. Funeral Director
and Embaiiner. sos T.. Main Street
Madison III. kandolph 6663
SUTl!ERLAND-J. l.. Sutherland SOUS
1908 Vest Main Street Phone Boule-
var6 "a. Night and Sunday. Randoloh $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

= 80 bEcat shape.
|:as made 10 koarns.
not discuss il with
Fr the Willard bout
CO., about II from some
rms doesn't want 10
IN worrying his man
II after the n!X-up
worrying today
his boxing. To sec
hjLi one would never
was on the eve Of one
ring battles in history.
ntion is called to IL Jack
10 the contest. HIS
ply a part OF his every
ie g looks upon tho VIII
our my other man does on
asked about his condition Jack
III as lidd!e. never felt
on, ,ain INK a ny " other G man ever e2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
Personals.

GRACE ST. BAPTIST CIIURCIi-Woman's
Missionary Society OF Grace stree, i5np-
tiSi church will meet Tuesday afternoon
meeting.
and after July will pe
located l2o6 East cary street. where
oh he e. In ,lr FRI.
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AUTOMOBILES
Service Stations-Isel

oersiCo olatiohs-lNep:slrlng 16'
CYLlNDE DECARBONlZED-Dri Your
car, by. and have this done today. Rich.
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Eurth Pagc.)
startling OK

hike. by the betting people here.
zoe Bannon, circulation manager OF
4he. Evening Journal. of New York.
who will be Dempscy's timekeepcr. Got
in today with bunch Of Dempsey
money. He was attended by his faith
full Affirmative man. Reno Jack Nc
fCancry. At a late hour this afternoon
Mr.. McCancry was the guest of honor
Of the Cuckoo Club, and was being
Initiated into the dark mysteries Of
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29
HOW THE GRENADE
OPERATES

There is a lever over the ton
of American hand grenades
which is held in place with a pin
with a ring ON the end of it.
When the ring is ierked, pulling
out the pin the lever begins to
describe q semicircle over the
top Of the grenade. It takes
from three to five seconds for
the lever to make the semicircle
and then the grenade explodes.
The thrower after jerking the
pin keeps his hand on the lever
to hold it still until after the
bomb has been thrawn. Several
million Of these hand grenades
are being made into saving banks
to help children buy Thrift and
War Saving stomps. They will
be distributed free and will serve
also as war trophies.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-29
Only THREE MONTHS
UNTIL THE CENTENNIAL

Organizations have been form
ed fer the collection of county
exhibits for the Arkansas Cen
tennial Fair, to be held at Little
Rock. November 17-22-in II of
the = counties of the State.
The outlook is that here will be
a full representation and a most
cleditable display Of the States
resources.
Only three months remain in
which to plan and assemble these
displays, in which the counties
OF the State will compete for a
$500 cash prize and additional
premiums on the exhibits of diff
ferent farm products, and there
IS activity on the part of farm
ers, county agents and commit
teemen in getting the county dis
plays together.
The premium list has been
prepared and as soon as printed
copies are delivered will be mail
ed to ell persons in the State who
are interested in making the ag-
ricu!tural, mineral and industrial
fair feature of the great Cen
tennial celebration a success.