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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

WASHINGTON. Oct. eo.-Thc
Prohibition law. dccmcd cuc 81
che most swccsanE acts ever
passed by congress. was expected
"a bc sent ta tho White House
today hy Attorney General Palm
or, whe has bccu investigating
Its consfitutionalisy.
The nian. Il was icsuncd H. TO have
the bill renN,ln az the White House
untn October IS. whau II becomes cf-
fectve. even without President WA.
sons signature. Froni reliable quar-
tiers there has heAn no hint Of veto.
Under this law. on october IS, at
the latest. Il would bo 'omc Illegal 20
manufacture or sell liquor containing
more than onensf OF per cent al
cohol. or any patent me dicine or 9th.
or compounds. tit for beverage pur.
poses. containing more than that
amount OF alcohol.
Violations are 20 ho investigated
ny commissioners OF internal revenue
and reported 60 local United States
attorneys. commissioners are au-
shorired 10 swear out warrants civ
INK them a rsght 20 search for liquor
and arrest the offenders
The alcoholic liquids rot deemed II.
legal are denatured alcohol medicinal
Preparations. IL unfit flor beverage
purposes. which must have the guam.
tity OF alcohol contained printed on
each package; flavoring extracts un.
mt for beverage use. vinegar and
preserved sweet cider.
To Store Liquor
Liquor manufactured before the
bill goes into effect may remain IN
United States bonded warehouses
and the alcoholic content reduced TO
hring II within the law.
Beer containing less than one-haif
az per cent alcohol may be sold.
hut not under the name OF Deer. ale
or porter.
Places where intoxicating drinks
are sold are to be declared common
nuisances. and the fines imposed
shall rest as liens agains, the prop.
erty. II the owner had guilty knowi.
1 edge OF what was going on In his
building. when such a place Is dis.
covered. the law provides that an In
5nnction may be issued to step the
Illicit sale and prevent removal Of
lfQuor.
Liquor which Is seized may be de-
gtroyed or delivered to any govern
mont agency for medicinal. mechan-
Nal or scientific use. or solo 10 per.
cons having permits TO purchase II
for such purposes
Distiileries and bonded war. houses
may. under the law. on the fling OF n
GDnd and the obtaining Of permit.
- used as Industrial alcohol lan,s.
The commissioner Of internal rev.
4ue Is authorized to issue rcguia-
ions governing Industrial alcohol
plants. 10 prevent Illegal use OF abco-
hcl and develop the non-bcvernge
g1cohol industry.
Prison Sentence
Penalties under the dry law are
varied. ranging from prison sentence
TO fines. according 10 what section Of
The law Is violated.
When the 18th amendment 20 the
constitution goes into effect next
January. many more provisions Of
The law become operative. These In
elude regulation OF physicians. who
cannot prescribe liquor unless they
are In active practice and licensed.
and the physician must believe II will
Afford relief to the patient. Not
more than one pint may be- pre-
ncribcd within 10 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

The European hornet has been
accidentally introduced into the
United States and has established
itself near New York city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

New York boiler plants have their
ashes removed from the boilers di.
rect to the truck Inv n pneumatic sys.
tenn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
Bowling Notes

Next Monday night league bowling
will resume when the Hoosier and
Easy Pull outfits Of the A. s. NJ. leagut
clash at Twigg's alleys. Wednesday
evening will see the Empire and Light
Draft teams in action, and on Friday
night Shorty Owens cellar champs,
the Jumboes, will take on the Ken
lucky quintet.
The City league will swing into
action when the Coco-Cola's and Felt.
mans Tramps stage a hot scrap on
Twigg's alleys Tuesday. These teams
had been putting up the, best brand
Of bowling in the league prior to the
Christmas vacation and members Of
both teams have been keeping in
practice by rolling few games each
night. Lichtenfels' Haberdashers and
the A. 8. NJ. quintet are billed for
the second attraction of the evening
The Haberdashers will try hard to
annex all three games from the Seeder
five. as clean sweep in games for
the Habcrdashers, while the Tramps
are taking on beating at the hands
of the Cokes, will place them within
striking distance of first place.
The first division Casey team and
Wilson's Cleaners are scheduled for
the opening attraction Of Thursday
evenings bill. The second division
Casey team is scheduled for three
game match with the lowly Hill
Laddie aggregation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
Gatherings From the World Of Sport

Jack johnson and Jess Willard when
they were holding the worlds heavy
weight title, and who was supposed to
have retired for all time from the
roped arena, is back in the game with
both feet and his old MARY Ann hay
maker. Frank has had a few fights
out in the middle west; and having
satisfied himself that he is still able
to handle himself in the most ap-
proved Queensberry fashion he is now
out after third crack at the title.
Before long Moran may leave these
shpreB for England for bout with Joe
Beckett, the British champion, who
was knocked out by Georges Carpen-
tier. The Pittsburger has expressed
his willingness to meet Beckett.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30

II Jack Dempsey goes over to
France and flattens Georges Carpen-
tier in quick time. incidentally taking
out of the country a arge bale OF
francs, it may result In killing boxing
in that country. With Georges beaten,
boxing will have little attraction for
the French. Carpenter has been
beaten before. but it Always was easy
to find excuses for him and he always
put up a good bate. But il Dempsey
should land one in the first round and
rock Georges to sleep before Manager
Descanps can hop into the ring to
save him, 1t will be q terrible shock
to- his enthusiastic followers. It
would do boxing In France more harm
than the defeat of Jefferies did to the
sport in this country. ~ II -.
The three American amateur box
ers who went to Sweden early in No
vember recently returned home laden
with honors. The party consisted of
John Burke, the light heavyweight Of
Pittsburg; Frank Cassidy. Of New
York. who holds the national light
weight championship, and Aston
Dome of New Orleans. national ban
tamweight champion. The party was
in care of Benny Levine.
All the boxers were very success
full in their contests. They won thir-
teen out Of seventeen bouts. Cassidy
won the lightweight title in Copen-
hagen, but lost in the Swedish cham
pionship bout. Burke won both the
Copenhagen championship and the
Sws. III championship in the heavy
weight division and Dome also was
successful In both tournaments.
Frank Moran, who fought both
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
SEEDERS FORFEIT
OPENING CONTEST
IN INDOOR LEAGUE

The scheduled. scrap between the
A. s. M. and Starr Piano indoor base
ball teams in the Y. M. c. A. gym
nasium Monday evening, did not come
OH. Only three Of the Seeder team
were there. The Starr aggregation
was out in force and the game was
forfeited to them.
Aided by the smuggling Of George
Fine and Dick Zeyen, the Swayne-
Robinson team battled the Natco ag-
gregation for a IA to victory. Zeyen
and Fine we're both at bat seven times
and crossed the home plate four times
each. Zeyen hit safely in five trips to
the plate while Fine was able to get
on four times. Holmes, team mate,
garnered five hits and three runs in
seven trips to the platter. The Natco
players were unable to connect safely
with the fast one thrown by Zeyen.
Six of them were retired via the Whit
route. Monger, with three runs and
three hits out of five trips to the pan.
lead his team with the stick.
A crowd Of about so people had as
sembled to watch the nights perform.
ance and the indoor league promises to
be a success. Captain Porter. of the
A. s. NJ, promised a different story
for next week, however.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30

y a Ruth Try ana WlIlian Alb9lohk
leaders of the socdsey e HslanAs =
England. win arrive = 1acAnoul'
"Wednesday morning 70 sftsad the ~
ward Movement conferences which
win open at Earlham college wsdnes-
day evening. Following the business
.sesslon Of the conference We0noo1ay
evening. reception win b Owen =
honor Of the English visitors, ana N
opportunity win be given other repee-
sentatives at the conference' 70 meet
the EnSlish workers.
After the reception. . watch night
service win be held at the college.
Miss Fry and Mr.. Albright Afo two of
the leading workers a the Fr1eads'
church In England. During the ent1ro
war they were identified With the -.
construction work In Ffanee and de-
vastated Belgium. and were leaders In
all Friends activities during the war.
They started the reconstruction work
that was later taken mp BY thu
Americans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
Connie Mack.

A few days ago Cornelius Nc
GiIlicuddy, more generally known by
the nom de game of Connie Mack,
celebrated his fifty-seventh birthday
That Connie is out. Of, luck in the
birthday business as he has been
lately in baseball is indicated by the
fact that his birthday fell just two.
days before Christmas-so near that
folks only gave him one present for
both occasions. HI
Connie is the oldest manager In
the big leagues today. Two or three
of the magnates have more years on
their shoulders than Connie, but he is
the dean of the pilots. He is eleven
years older than John McGraw.
Mack has been in baseball thirty.
five years. He broke into the man
agerial game in 1894, after serving
his time rs DEMONSTRATING as a
catcher. Mack's debut as a pilot was
made with the Pittsburg Pirates. r
managed them through the 1895 and
1896 campaigns and then became
manager of the Milwaukee Western
league club. Five years later he
hooked up with the Athletics as man
ager and part owner, and has been
there ever since.
In his first fourteen years with the
Athletics-before he broke up his IA
nous aggregation, Mack had won six
league flags and three worlds PEN
nants. had finished second three
times, and third, fourth, fifth and
sixth, once each.
His team. which he has been build.
ing up the last few seasons, is round.
ing into form and Mack himself says
that next year the team ought to
show results.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
Big IMPR0v ENElU IS
SHOWN IN WORKOUT
Of HI BASKET SQUAD

Even though badly beaten. tho work
Of the high school basketball squad In
Mondays workout with the alumni on
the ~" gym was far superior to the
brand Of basketball exhibited by the
frst team In the Spiceland scrap. Har-
klns and Wilson make . fast pair Of
forwards but are lacking IN height and
weight. The two were oil over the
llOor and served to make things inter-
esting for the heavier and taller alum
nj outft. Green 10 . husky freshman
that promises to be q star performer
BY the end OF the season. He has -
much weight and height - Dollins
and experience 10 the only thing lack
Ing IN his makeup.
vogelsong has been holding down
the center position on tho varsity
team in the absence Of Dollins and
has steadily improved. Bob Reed has
developed q basket eye during the
Christmas vacation and Captain Glenn
Price ID looking for Reed and Loehr
to form the scoring combination Tor
Richmond In the Huntington scrap.
Game Not oeheduisd.
Nothing definite towards filing tho
open date on the high school schedule
has been accomplished - Manager
Vernon 10 out OF town. He had re-
ceived offers from several schools
prior to the Christmas vacation.
Judging from the number Of re-
quests for information received BY
Principal Bate, Of high school. the
coming spring basketball tourney gives
promise Of having q record breaking
number Of teams entered. Sixteen
teams were entered IN the 1919 classic
and all Of this number have sent mott
dcation Of their entering the 1920 COM
petition for district honors. Added to
will probably be included. Center.
vile n one Of these schools and has
the best team In its history. Boston,
Ansonia and Spartansburg have writ
ten for information.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
nv Associated Preasl

PASADENA. Calf, Dec. 30.-Two
periods daily of vigorous practice In
exceptionally warm weather today had
removed what was considered super
fuous weight carried by the Harvard
football squad, when 1t arrived here
to train for It's game New Years day
with the University Of Oregon. As
result q change in its training pro-
gram was looked for.
Oregon's coaching star continued to
devote It's attention to defense tactics
which had been considered possible
point Of weakness. It has been point
ed out that In only one game during
the past season did the Oregonians
prevent their opponents from scoring
and that all Of their victories were
the results Of superior attack.
Harvard players hoped for cooler
weather on New Years day than re-
Gently has prevailed here. They said
even q rain would increase their
chances Ter victory, though the Ore
gon team q VIGOROUSLY familiar with
muddy fields.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30

Sunday guests Of Riley Hubbard and
family, west Of Lynn. The Womeu's
Btblo class viii hold their regular
montheiy meeting ct The ho1me q 1er1
Charles Lane Wednesday a1teI1ocA.
The second division 81 the GLASS WIN
have charge q the program. Forest
Newman and wife, Of Liberty. lad.
who have been Waiting hls parenf1,
went TO Winchester Saturday and are
the guests Of Elbrid Engle and family.
Roscoe Wills Of Richmond spent
the holidays here with his mother.
Mrs. Flora Wills and other relatives.
Oxro Bales and family and Royce
Bales and wife were Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Bales.
Mr.. and Mrs.. James Isenbarger enter
tanned sin honor Of his father, David
Isenbarxer Of Richmond. the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Alonxo Isenbar.
ger from Lynn. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Isenbarger. .Mr. and Mrs. Allen De.
boy viii leave this week for Missouri
to spend the winter with their dauth-
ter and family there. The Sunday
school here has elected the following
officers and teachers for the coming
year: Superintendent, James Newman:
assistant superintendent, James Isen-
barger; secretary. Murray johnson;
assistant secretary. Earl Reece: Choir.
lister, Ethel Isenbarger: pianist Miss
Iona Wright; teacher OF primary. Mrs.
Lora Beeson: juniors. Mrs. Eva 0loy.
err; Intermediates, Mrs. Ethel Isenhar
ger: Seniors, Addie Reece: womehis
Bible class, Mrs. Mary C. Newman :
mems Bible class. w. e. Wright. J. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Isenbarger spent
Christmas with Claude Munson And
family Of Richmond. !. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Newman attended the revival
meeting at Liberty Sunday. Jesse
Johnson and family were the Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Vande
grit. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Jeffrie.
Of New Weston. Ohio, were the week
end guests Of Mrs. .Jeffries' parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Glover. Mr.. jeff
ries left for home Sunday. Mrs. jeff
ries will visit relatives for severa
days before returning homo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
Track Team Of Gophers
Begins Work on Jan. IS
(By Associated Pressl

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Dec. 40
Track team practice will be under way
at the University Of Minnesota by
Jan. Is. Coach Len Frank Is opti-
mistic as he has wealth Of material
for dual meets and the conference
struggle. Frank seems unusually we'll
supplied with quarter mile runners
and fast mile relay team is fore
cast. Arnold Oss. football and bas-
ketball star, has done the distance in
40 3-5. but he will have b. F. Johnson.
captain of the 1917 team. and Dick
Fisher, to keep him company. john
son has done the 220 in 20 seconds.
while Fisher was star IN 1916.
Captain John Holt also is a Splinter
OF conference ability. The Gopher
squad is we'll supplied with distance
men. jumpers and polo vaulters. but
Frank will be obliged to develop point
winners in the weight events.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
BlooulingpOrt.

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reece entertain
ed the pastor, Rev. Frank Edwards,
over Sunday. Mrs. Elsa Hubbard
and daughter. Miss Esther Of near
Farmland. are spending the holidays
here with relatives. Mrs. Hubbard IS
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Reece. !. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Par
ker and little daughter Of Richmond.
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Parker. Mrs.
Austin Glover spent Friday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Hinshaw.
OF near Fountain City. Mr.. Hinshaw
has been in poor health for several
months. !. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Johnson
and son Murray and Mrs. Eta Hub
bard and daughter Esther, were the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
Io,ua Football Players
Await Belding's Decision

IOWA CITY. Ia. Dec. 3O.-Univer-
sity of Iowa football fans are await
ing the decision Of Lester c. Belding,
OF Mason City, right end of the uni
versity football team, on whether he
will enter West Point next year or
return to Iowa. Belding has been
nominated by United States Senator
Kenyon to enter the military academy,
but has not made known his decision.
He was named by many critics as a
member Of the all-conference team
and allwestern honorary football
elevens. William s. Kelly, captain
Of the 1890 University Of lows foot
ball squad. announced he would not
accept the appointment at West Point
recently offered him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
INCOME TAX RETURNS
ARE HIVES ICAT|ED BY
REVENUE OFFICERS

Were you one Of thousands of Per.
sons who laSt year, with unQuestioned
honesty Of purpose, fled an incorrect
income tar returns? Are you. or have
you been claimant for refund OF
taxes overpaid?
Have you been called upon by the
bureau OF Internal revenue for pay
ment Of amounts owed the government
through inadvertence or omissions In
making out your income tax form? To
sum It up. have you experienced trou-
BILE Of any Kind In Hing your income
tar return for 1918?
n 20. this ID written for your benefit
and for the benefit Of more than $780,
coo Taxpayers who. on or before March
IL. will lile income tax returns for the
year 1919. Il Is certain = percentage
Of these returns will be incorrect. It
IS equally certain that the percentage
Of errors may DO largely reduced II
taxpayers will acquaint themselves
with the income tax provisions Of the
act Of Feb. ~, 1919, known ~ the
revenue act OF 1918. which provides
for the collection Of taxes for the year
1919 and subsequent years.
Change In Normal Rats.
Probably the most important change
affecting the average taxpayer Is In
the normal rate. the exemptions Of
81. 900 for single persons and 81. 900 for
married persons and heads Of families
remaining the same, rs for 1918. The
normal rate for 1919 Is per cent on
the first $4,000 Of net income above
the exemptions and per cent ON the
remaining net income. The normal
rate for 1918 was and IL per cent, re.
spectively. This applies to every
citizen and resident Of the United
States. Alien nonresidents receiving
income from sources within the United
States are taxed to the full per cent
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
Connersuille to Play
Centerpiue, Wednesday

Center,ille fans will see strong indie
pendent basketball teams In action
Wednesday evening. The Corners
VILE Independents will clash with the
Centerville Independents. at Center
Vile. Connersville has lost only one
game this season, and that to Rush
vile. Later Rushville was beaten by
an overwhelming score at Corners
vile. Centerville has lost only two
games this season. Centerville is
seeking games for Its schedule.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
Norman Hapgood Fails
to Receive Appoinl.v,enf

WASHINGTON. Dec. SO.-Norman
Hapgood no longer Is American Min
lister to Denmark, 1t was said 1t the
state department Officials explained
that the senate had failed to conflrm
his nomination before the end Of the
special session. Nov. 10. and that, ~
he did not receive appointment from
President Wilson his commission. az
tomatically expired on that date.
Officials would not discuss reported
charges that Mr.. Hapgood had been
sympathetic toward the Soviet author-
tiles while he was acting - American
Minister In the Danish capital.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30

I'VE win find some new act
To bring In the dimes"
The umpire batter:
"I1l shut up my mug,
Pull for the boys-be
A REGULAR bug"
The Redlegs of Cinci:
Fans, dry up your tears.
Well cop It again. boys,
Inside fifty years"
Joe Beckett: "By beckett.
Right now begin
To fight from the bell and
Lay of film in"
G. Mack: iii surrender
The league cellar soon,
And climb where my players
Can look at the moon"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
GEEK MOUNTAIN AIR SERVICE.
(By Associated PreeS)

CALGARY, Alberta, Dec. 30.-Es-
Enlistment Of an air service In the
Rocky Mountains. by means Of which
government work such as police
forestry patrols. surveying and photo
graphing can be carried on economic
ally Is under consideration by authori-
ties here. II Is proposed to operate
from the International boundary to
Fort Vermilion. A string Of aeroplanes
along the east slope OF the Rockies Is
part Of tae plan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30
~ N. z. BROWN.

BY ". Z. BROWN.
The year 1920
win furnish q plenty
OF rafting good sports In all places.
There's room for Improvement,
So, aiding the movement,
We offer these tips AZ Z basis.
BE IT RESOLVED BY:
Tho big boys Of baseball
Now fighting In court:
We'll quit 1t and give
Our time to the sport"
Jack Dempsey: "lll battle
The best in my biz.
Fer fans forget who
The champion is"
Ted Lewis and Britton,
Who've met stwenty times: ~"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-30

Frank Moran. who fought both
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-15
No hables NAL de nadie
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bien.
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re ser justo, debe empezar por ha-
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una indignidad.
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eternamente el esplendor sin par
de su eternamente variada sinfo-.
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me del dulce misterio de los bos-
ques entire cuya luz de esmeralda
madam miriadas de seres multieo-
lores CUE, amandose entonan un
himno perpetuo, augusta y solem-
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c0ncavas olas de lapislazuli que ell
las playas de nacar Sc rompen EN-
perlas de espuma hablame de Ia
majestad aterradora, del rayo que
por ser asolador y por. ser fuego,
mereceria ser-y quien sabe 81
es!- la espantosa concreslon de
las humans pasiones: hablame del
dulce susurro del cefiro al besar
las foridas campinas, que respon-
den tremulas de amor, con un sua
We murmurio que parece la plega-
ria misteriosa de las selvas; habla
me del iris q. anida en- la corola de
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tu colpzon
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