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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
Travellers Win Early.

The Travellers won the game early,
pagging 1t in the first round, when they
scored two runs on Fentress. A base on
pals to Frierson, a sacrifice, an in
Iield single and a hot liner through
snort Melted a pair of runs, enough to
win, Another came in the second, three
IN the seventh and two in the eighth,
due to base hits, errors, and good base
running. After Chief Barger took
charge Of the hill, the Travellers found
the going considerably rougher and had
the big Highlander started, the re-
SUIT very probably would have been diff
Bill Wallace, a Canadian Lacquer
started for the Travellers, and Bill was
on the grill from the first batter until
enc third inning, when he was removed
In favor. Of Benny Karr. Wallace, q
!eft;hander, was in hot water from the
beginning, and the Chicks threatened
him as long as he was on the hill. The
big boys undoing came In the third.
he had the bases loaded ana then hit
Dehaney, forcing in a run. This was
when Elberfeld's explosion came. Wal
lace was shown the exit and Karr went
In. Karr had the locals helpless the
rest of the way, the hits garnered off
him being widely scattered.
About 1000 fans were in the stands.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
TkeSp0rtM8]
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BYBobPiSNC

wanted to tell his field captain some
thing, and he went back to the plate.
he satd about one word to Tony Brot-
tenn, who was inscharBe of the club in
the Kids absence, and then turned ON
Umpire Johnson and ripped off a few
more slices Of cuticle. After getting
this off his chest, the Kid walked
through the grandstand, giving every
fan a chance to boot and jeer him at
close range. Those on the front seats
passed.
Then he made his way out Of the
park and back to the hotel. Any ball
game the Kid has any part in will have
it's share Of the ginger, fight and pep.
He may take IL too far at times, but
he isn't overlooking any bets and any
time his club Is given the worst of 1t
he'll be right astride the umpire's neck,
The years have not tamed the Kid.
and as he grows older-he's 46 now
he becomes moro and more aggressive,
Hes a natural born fighter, and as long
as he IL able to walk on two legs and
possesses the same remarkable vocab-
ulary that is now his, hen always reg
lister a kick when things don't suit
him.
Red Smith, Chick backstop, was out
o. the game nursing a badly injured
IlHB6T, SublHlH6u curing SATURDAY D
game when he stopped a foul tip with
II. Red will be out Of the game for
two more days anyway.
Dixie Carroll, Chick outfielder, who
has been to his home In Paducah, Ky,
to attend the bedside Of hts sick mother,
has returned to the club, his parent
having rallied and now being on the
way to complete recovery. Dixie's wife
and baby remained in Paducah to b
with Mrs. Carroll
Vincent Walsh, the young St. Louis
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
PRIEST o -NU WINS TWO.

The Prest-O-Nu baseball team won
a double-header from the Little Chicks
by the scores of Z to 2 and IL to /. The
feature of the first game wps the
pitching Of Lewis for the winners. who
struck out is batters and allowed onlv
three scattered hits. Batteries for tho
first contest were Lewis and Andersen,
while LaSro and Pieser did the work for
the losers.
The final contest was featured NV
he whole Prest-O-Nu team, who sot
II hits for p total OF 30 bases. Batteries
were Molteido and Lewis for the win.
ners. and Fortes and Rosen for the
Chicks,
The Prest-O-Nu team IL eager to get
into q Saturday or Sunday afternoon
league with any team In the city whoea
ages consist OF IA to n years old. IN
any good teams want 20 get into thi9
!eague call in person ~ the fourth floor
OF the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday
night at 5 o'clock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
cHICKS In Weird
EXHIBITION OF
BASEBALL
travellers Win Sunday Affair
by Score of 8 to Fiber
field Banished From Game.

TQRMAN ELBERFELD and
his Travellers left Memphis
ExA Sunday night after having
IA gotten an even break in the
A W games staged at Russ
wood. losing the Saturday
k$AV affair and coming back and
winning Sunday. The Sun
day score was 5 to I.
ROY Fentress was nominated to make
u W straight for Memphis, but his
spitteF wasn't working as he would like
"a have had it, and the Travellers found
pm easy to hit. In addition to Roy's
tne1tectiyeness, Vincent Walsh on third
pase "a an off day and made several
Rockers In their scoring, CIV Barger
went in and relieved Fentress in the
seventh, but 1t was too late, as the
namage had been done,
Kid Elberfeld kicked himself out Of
me park in the third round, when he
protested so vigorously on a decision
Dy Umpire Harry Johnson that Harry
promptly ordered a bluecoat to take the
kid away. The bases were full and
Dehaney was at bat. On the first mitch
Delaney was hit by a pitched ball,
Elberfeld claimed that Delaney DELHI
erately placed his gigantic bulk in front
on the ball, while the umpire ruled that
Dehaney couldn't keep from getting hit.
Elberfeld paved up the dirt, gave the
umpire. a few verbal bouquets and
otherwise showed his displeasure at the
decision. He was finally led away ac-
eompanted by the boots and jeers Of the
fans in the stands, who always like to
pick on the Kid and who always keeps
somethlng doing when he to
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
BENNY LEONARD
VS.. RICHIE TONIGHT
Champion Favor
lite Over Challenger.

NEWARK, n. J., AprtI 2S.-Althoush
no title Is involved. the eight roihS
noXing match between Benny Leonard
lightweight champion, and Will,
Ritehie at the first regiment atmoTy
mere tonight Is attracting Wide interest
kltehle was awarded the newsnape,
aecision over the champion IN n four.
round bout at catchweights I'm Sar
Francisco two months ago. The con.
tsst tonight viii be at i42 pounds, above
me lightweight limit. II was arrSnSed
10 satisfy the demand of fight fans
Snat ne men meet again In q lonscr
eout than four rounds, Leonard. pres.
eht champion, and Richie, who held
we tue five years aao, are regarded
G.eEer noxers, but the champion, who
y Iavorite, has announced he win not
% edAtent with outboxlnE hls on.
ponSnt ana win try to make the bout
as shSrt and decisive as possible.
Hltchie,. however, declares he has the
indian Sign on the champion, EarIy
wagers favored Leonard BY and 4 10 i
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
THE SAME OLD KID.

The league Of nations means nothing
in the life OF Kid EIberfeld. the Traveller
pilot, for the Kid is going to have his
say regardless Of whether the Italians
keep Fiume or not. In Sundays game
Elherfeld thought he had a grievance
and maybe he had-and he didn't
hesitate to state In no uncertain terms
what he thought about Umpire John
sons decision. The Kid was out there
to win and when a decision didn't sit
well he protested. Which is one of the
reasons that he Ia close to being the
best manager in the league.
After he had been escorted by a mill
ion of the law to the end Of the stands,
the Kid thought of something else he
had overlooked to state to Umpire
Johnson, SO he told the officer he
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

Sundays ResuIts-Loeb's Field.
White Star Cycle CO. 2, Southern
Boilers J..
Smart Millinery CO. !, chero- Cola /.
The Dixie league had two OF the
fastest games Of the season Of Loeb's
field sunday afternoon, And the after
noon would have been one Of complete
success ard enjoyment except for the
unfortunate injury Of Shortetop Muir
ply. Of the Southern Boiler Wovhsre,
who was carried from The field.
The first game was woh by the White
Star Cycle Co. from the Southern
on bases in the fret Inning, Perry, Of
the White stars, slssASd out . two
ba9seF. SecEIng enough, a. IL proved
to win. while tAe B6iIse Workers scored
10 the third inning on hits by 0lpson
Gibson ave Hasbss played well for
TIE tossre, WINE Perry and Fl. Meade
nit e~pgorflnately for the winners.
White Star ,,....2 ooOOoO- s i
No. Boiler Co. az 0 0O00 -l .
Fitzpatrick and Perry; Murray and
GIBSON.
Good pitching featured the second
game. which was captured by the
Smart Millinery team by the score Of
proved master. of the situation at all
times, whiffiogO l4 men, while Day, OPP
posing him on the slab, Whitfield eight.
Day knocked in the only Chero-CoIa
run, while Bradley drove In three runs
with his big bat when the Millinery
boys, after being held scoreless, start
ed a do or die batting spree.
smart Millinery % ooOo$O-s I i
Chero-Cola .......0 0 0 | 0 0--1 0
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
FRANK L0NGInOTTl
SUCCEEDS COLLINS
Brother Of Late John Longi.
motif Assistant Secretary.

Frank Ionginottl has been appointed
sssietent secretary Of the MempAIs
resigned a fe0 weeks ago "a aco2pf 4
Job 40 umpire In the Southern lea e
kfAAk Is q younger brother OF the late
Iohh L0rginottL wh0 waa connected
with the local Southern league team
for " years in Gle capacity Of assist
ant secretary. y
Young Longinotti Is very capa BILE and
Is already showing indications 1gl the
same ability that made his older FToth-
er the most valuable man the Memphis
club ever had in that capacity.
Frank has been serving as ticket
seller In past seasons and is entirely
familiar with baseball and his new du-
ties.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
Birmingham Wins Opening Day
Attendance Trophy With 1912

Birmingham won the opening day attendance trophv for u. sou.h.n
league, the official figures showing the Barons attracted oro"a - SSn
Atlantis, however, vas close second with 1854. '""
Despite a procession, holiday proclamation bv the "a .nA 49, l.
Ssnsye eAa attsndsnee cannpsen, the Me" Orleans opening Day crowd Sumbered
attendanoe figures anneunced wore Memphis 56ta, and Mobne soWc. 0"'r
awarded, to the leading city In the second division class cTss"" cs "sma % %
this division because Of population and AVERAGE attendance 80 n"ss "
Little Rock, Mobile, Chattanooga an Nashville. ct S""ss "e
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

in describing the eyesight Of orth Col
Inns, base umpire. Orth called Pug
Out on a close play at first and Griff
Immediately cut loose with a flow Of
language which singed the new jumps
w'hiskers off. Collins promptly assessed
a fine Of S..
Kid EIberfeid has protested Sundays
games, despite the fact that the Trav.
eiers won II. President John o. Mar
tin Of the league will probably pay no
attention to the protest, on account Of
tho fact that the disturbance came up
as a result Of the Judgment Of Umpire
johnson, and the president Will uphold
his unpires.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

Saturdays Results, Losb's Field.
Stratton-W Warren ., Ben-Hur Tribe 2.
VIM. r. Moore 8, Van Vleet-Mans-
The Stratton-W Warren boys increased
their lead in the Wholesalers league
Saturday afternoon by downing the
Ben-Hur Tribe. score 8 10 O. The VIM,
r, Moore club, which was defeated last
week, came back strong Saturday and
defeated the Van Vleets by a score 81
9 to 2 in the second half OF the double.
bill at Loeb's field. Both games we're
married by erratic fielding.
Gum occupied the mound for the
hardware boys. He had perfect eon
troll and allowed his opponents only
six hits. He kept them well scattered
throughout the sever innings and sell
dom was In trouble.
Scores.
First Game r. HE.
stratton- Warren q 40012"- 1
Ben-Hur .........1 0 800 o. 9 2
Gum and B, Williams; Rahm, wiz
son and Keltner.
Second Came r, HE.
VIM. r, Moore "a o4210s-9 8 3
Van vleets ..,....O oO6i ia 4
Atkins. Dutton and Moore; Jefferson
and Jones.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
THE CHICKS HOME r A

With Chattanooga, April %.
With Chattanooga, April %.
With Chattanooga, April 80.
With Nashville, May /.
With Nashville, May 2.
With Nashville, May 8.
With Nashville, May d.
With Chattanooga, May S.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
A~ssoCIATIoN.
GREW LOSES.

PARIS, April 2s.-Ths American crew
WAS defeated by the crew from New
Zealand In tho final heat OF the regatta
on the Seine yesterday for the trophy
offered BY ne Rowing Club Of France
petsd in the flnai heat, six teams were
entered ana four participated In tbs
final.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

Summary: Two-base hits-Cook,
Grimm, Brottem. Three-base hit-Dls-
tel. Sacrifice hits-D. Walsh, Griffith.
Sacrifice fly-Grimm. Double play
High to Conway. Hits-Off Fentress s,
with 6 runs, in IA innings; off Wal
lace s, with | run, in 21-3 innings.
Wild pitches-Fentress (2). Base on
balls-Off Fentress 4, off Barger /, off
Wallace !, off Karr ]. Struck out-.By
Fentress 8, Hit by pitcher-High, De-
haney (by Wallace). Time-2:60. I'm
pires-Johnson and Collins.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

Trailing at Mineral Wells. In IA.
midst Of the Texas oil fields, many If
nc chicago White Sox playora ROT the
ever bad end were easy marks for
salesmen for oil stocks. A humber Of
mem row have pretty pieces Of paper
Ihe,T possession representing millions
come In, ~" "e"'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
ELBERFELD FINED $40.

A fine OF ten iron men was assessed
against Kid Elberfeld, Little Rock man
ager, as a result Of sundays run-in
with Umpire Harry Johnson over the
Delaney incident, the fine automatical-
ly going into effect when a PLAYER ia
elected from the game.
In addition to Elberfeld, Pug Griffin
will also donate a ftve-buck note to
the league treasury for his e~loouence
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

NON W. " SAAiAA 1Ioos s.
The Polarines won the first game
Of the Mercantile league season ftom
the En-Ar-Co team, score 6 to g., on
9 wet diamond at Hodges field Satur-
day afternoon.
The Polarines were steadler in the
pinches than the En-Ar-Cos, who
Kicked the ball around considerably.
Both clubs need some practice and
surely can show a better exhibition
later.
Score r. HE.
En-Ar-Co .......,1 1901 % .
stadmlller and Richardson; Myrick
and Hodges.
In a beautiful exhibition the Gas
team emerged winners IN the second
game owe the Orgill team, score 8 to 2.
First let us say the orgll team this
year is the best, Judging from first
appearance, that the .Orgin people nave
had In years. The main obstacle in
the path of the Gas team was the
mastery hurting Of Verne, a 16-year-
old slab artist, new to the amateur
circles, who seemed to have everything
except experience, even down to CON
troll. He was ably opposed by Lam
berson, an old-timer, with bundles Of
stuff, however. Lambefson retired in
favor of McCabe In the fifth and the
opposition was held In check by Nc
LCabe.
Score r. HE
orgill Broa. ......o 010016-2 0
Verne and Pollard; Lamberson, Me-
Cabe n Stevens.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

RANDOM VIII get
their first slant at Lieut..
Sammy Strane and his re-
Iuvenated Lookouts this aft
ernoon at Russwood In the
first Of a three game series
earded for the Memphis
baseball arena. The noun
A.IAAana ,.,IIl ~ n,.aaHa -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
Teams Look Formidable.

Memphis, Nashville, Birmingham,
Littls Rock, Mobile and Chattanooga
all look formidable, and It looks like
a toss-up "a to which club win be sue.
cessful In reaching the wire first. The
uncertainty of the Youngsters now ca
yorting In the spangles OF the various
teams, which will make good and which
will prove boomers. makes the race
impossible to dope out, but from th9
way things have started out the race
IA going to be a heluva scrap all the
way, with the l~lcklest manager IA wen
as the most aggressive ball club get
ting the grapes.
Tho chief characteristic Of Dixie ball
clubs this year is agsresstveness and
pep, and 1t Is difficult for the rootor
to make himself heard in a ball park
these days. for the players are all chat,
tering, everybody On their toes, and
the average rooter Is out Of luck un-
less he happens TO he a train caller or
something,
Baseball Is back. boys. Paste that
In your old kelly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
RAsERaLL RTBupS
LEAGUE.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Nashville III looooi o-S I 3
Birmingham o I 0 0 0 0 0 4 Oil II /
Bennett, Metz and Street; Ballner,
Morrison and Peters.
At Chattanooga r. HE.
Chattanooga "a D 1 0 Q 0 IS 10 8
Roberts and Neiderkorn; Lohman and
Higgins.
At New Orleans r. HE.
Mobile ........0 0 0 0 90 90 S--3 9 S
New Orleans % 0 0 0 IS 8 2
Johnson and Coleman; Torkelson and
Kitchens.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

Luther Nelson has satisfied Huggins
that he is worth a place on the Yankee
pitching staff, and he win be retained
when the squad Is cut down to the 81
player limit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
AMERICAN IEAauE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit r. HE.
llAetroit .......0 1 0 1 0010 IA /
Williams and Schalk; Dauss, Kallfo
and Stanage, Ainsmith.
AT Washington r. HE.
Boston .......3 0 0113000- S . q
Washington 20 90 0 0 90 0 90 S !
Jones and Walters Shaw, Hovltk,
Thompson ana Picinich.
Cleveland-St. Louis (no game; wet
grounds).
Only games played.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

to the baseball yards for their enter.
tainment The game is again in solid.
prosperous seasoh is looked for. and
confidently expected by the club own.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
LEAnH1E

At Cincinnati r. HE,
Pittsburgh 30 oo100oOo- o. s .
Cincinnati 800 Q 0 / - 0
Hamilton, Evans and Schmidt; Rue
Their and Rariden.
At Chicago r. HE.
St. Louis 40 0 0 00001 OIL 4 8
Chicago ......1 2 00030 ~ IL 0
Goodwin, Tuero and Snyder; Tyler
ard Killifer.
ONLY namas nlaNnd
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
MERCANTILE LEAGUE.
Standing OF clubs.

Saturdays Rssults-HodseS' Field.
Polarins 6, En-Ar-Co 3.
Memphis Gas Co. 8, Orgill Bros. 2.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
BGsebdU'S Comeback
Has Been Complete
All over Dixie Random Bows at the Shrine of the King of
sporta-Large Opening Day Attendance
NV wNvy
BY BOB PIGUE


HAS come back!
The answer to the riddle
or whether the national
game suffered any material
damage In popularity dur
ing the late world war was
given during the week which
Just closed when the gates
of the Snnihnrn lnn INA
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

swung wide and 10000 fans paid their
way to see their favorites in the get
away.
Despite the fact that the cruakers
had predicted that baseball was dead
and that the game OF games had been
consigned to Its last resting place, fam
ION from all over. Dixie laid every
thing else aside, pulled Off their coats
and rooted themselves hoarse on OPEN
ing day, 1t was the greatest Htrihute
to the popularity Of the national sport
that the game has had in many years
and IL assurance OF the most delightful
variety that baseball Is back In all its
pristine glory and prosperity.
From one end of the league to the
other the so-called weak sisters In the
circuit have shown that they no longer
are entitled to the name OF weaklings
and burdens to the association, for the
fans OF those cities have rallied around
their clubs and have shown that they
are going to stick with them all season
IN the hunt for the flag, In every tow II
IN the Sunland major the baseball pot
is boiling, the fans are scanning the
sporting pages for every line about the
players, and the entire baseball at
nlosphere .~peimeates the length and
breadth Of DiKieland,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
Apprehension Groundless.

Prior to the openings In the eight
cities In the southern, there was con-
siderable apprehension on the part If
some of the club owners relative to
basebalps status with the fans who
formerly paid their way through the
turnstlles and cheered their favoritss
to victory. lt\ was thought by some
who. were pessimistically Inclined that
baseball would never be the game n
once was In the minds OF the army Of
amusement seekers. Some s~tockhold.
ers, fearing that the time was ripe for
baseball TO turn It's toes TO the daisies.
went so far as to dispose OF their stock
But he sun has risen on a pros
porous era for baseball In the South
Despite the new rules, the world war
and many other conditions which ha1
been expected by some Of tho wise
acres to XIII baseball, the game OF ali
games Is doing the greatest comeback
IN It's history, II II has been away. The
warts and knockers who formerly
panned the sport have laid their ham
ners on the shelf and have crawled in
to the holes that were made fnr i,1s,
such nonetlties as they. They see
baseball back, flourishlng as Of old and
certainly In for a great year,
This good word ID passed along from
one end OF the league to the other thst
all II well, that fsndom Is turning back
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
Only games played.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ~
(At) Louisville 2, st. Paul 4.
(At) Toledo s, Kansas City II.
(At) Indianapolis IL, Milwaukee 5.
GAO Columbus 3, Minneapolis 1.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

TEXAS LEAGUE.
(At) Beaumont Z, San Antonio 1.
(Atl Dallas /, Waco Z.
tAt) Fort Worth /, Shreveport 0.
(At) Galveston T., Houston 10.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

Read News scimitar Wants.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28
DIXIE LEAGUE.

standing Of CLUBS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

8ASSOCIATED
AMATEURS
WHOLESALERS A @

Standing Of Clubs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-28

Sundays ResuIts-Losb's Field.
White Star Cycle CO. 2, Southern
Boilers !.
Smart Millinery Co. :, Chero- Cola l..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-20

Elmo Higham won the second OF the
DoWnes prizes in the school Of Re1tg-
ion at Yale for proficiency IN the pub
lie reading of the scriptures and
hymns. Rev. Highams WIS ordained
to the ministry at the Milton Chris
tfan church In August, 1918. .... Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Doty and son, Mrs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-20

Of Wabash retatfves MIR. and MIS-.
Wesley Newtoa and family and Mr..
and HRS 0zro Daley spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DuGranruts
Miss Margaret Deckman OF Tex
as Is the house guest Of her aunt, Mrs
Wallace Warren Mrs. Clifford
Braiden and Mrs. Wesley Newton
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-20
Uncle Sam
Modern Merchandiser

When it came to disposing of Liberty Bonds,
Uncle Sam proved himself up-to-date merchan-
diser.
His selling campaign was the most gigantic ever
undertaken. Not only did his sales totals run up
twenty-five million new customers
Some sales record to be proud of!
Uncle Sam took the map Then he divided his
map into markets He studied each market in
dividually and he figured out in advance lust
what each one should produce Then he built
Individual sales organization in each market
to sell the bonds.
1t was necessary to reach prospective buyers in
the shortest possible time, so newspaper advertis-
ing was used-used lavishly
In the Fourth loan drive, S3,75O,O0O was raised
for and expended in newspaper advertising
The sales were about seven billion, or $40 for
every man, woman and child in the United States
Mr.. Manufacturer, when you make your plans
remember Uncle Sam and his Liberty Bonds
If you want to learn something further about
logical markets, address an inquiry to the Bureau
of Advertising, American Newspaper Publishers
Association, world Building, New York
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Thee Crist arrived Fri
day evening by auto from Florida
where they spent the winter. The
Yale Daily News of New Haven.
Conn, May IL, 1919, states that Rev.