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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Jack Dempsey Will
Sign Today To Fight
Willard On JuLU 4

NEW YORK, Feb. Jack Dempsey.
who will oppose Jess Willard for heavy
weight boxing championship OF the
world, arrived in New York late last
night, and late today will sign the arti-
cles for the fight on July T. The place
where the bout will be held has not
been decided upon, according to Tex
Richard, the promoter,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Dodgers in Combine.

There will probably be many more
announcements Of this kind before
long, but 1t Is only a method ball play
ers have used for many years to get
their pay raised. Many OF them were
successful and were justified in getting
what they thought they were worth
Others did not. Six Brooklyn players
are said TO have entered in a combine
to force President Ebbets to meet their
demands, They are Hickman, Miller,
Cheney, Johnston, Wheat and Mamaux.
These are the things that cause the
magnates endless worry, Yet they
seem to survive year after year. They
get the players needed but often have
to meet their demands. There have
always been holdouts in the game OIL
baseball and will continue to be fol
years to come: The. players are be
iieved to be using unfair means to ex.
tort better contracts from the mag
mates. Merit is appreciated and play,
ers who fill the bill are entitled to what
they can get and II they do not get ar
increase they are thought to be justi,
fled In joining the holdout class.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
You Will Never Be Cured by
Local Treatment With Sprays
and Douchcs.

Catarrh is a condition of the
blood and cannot be cured by local
applications of sprays and douches;
.his has been proven by the thou
sands who have vainly resorted to
This method of treatment.
Catarrh should not be neglected
br experimented with. The wrong
treatment is valuable time lost,
luring which the disease is getting
Il firmer hold upon its victim, and
making it more difficult for even
he proper treatment to accomplish
results.
Though Catarrh makes its first
appearance in the nostrils, throat
md air passages, the disease be-
homes more and more aggravated,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
TIGERS
FOOTBALL DATES
Only One Open Date in Seized.
ule for 1919,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. THE
football schedule of the University Of
the South (~Scwanee) for 1919 lie given
out here today as follows:
Howard at SewanOe, Oct. II.
University Of Georgia at Athens,
Oct, IS.
University OF Kentucky at Sewanee,
oct. rs. $500
University of Alabama at Blrming-
ham, Nov. I.
O%glethorpe at Sewanee. Nov. s.
Rice institute at Houston, Tex,
Baylor university at Waco, Tex. ,
Nov, II.
Open date Nov, %.
Vanderbilt at Nashville. Nov. q.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07

os The 10 lecadis9sg amateurs s Svsr1Ssdd
and 1904 In 1918, The professionals in
the same years averaged ,962S, 1884.
.a676, .96l7. These figures give the am
ateurs the combined average OF 1907
and the professionals a combined av-
erage Of ,9639. No matter at what angle
you study figures, they show the re-
Variability OF the shooters.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
CADETS BEAT GOTH.

The u%ndefeated Park field cadets,
basketball team defeated the G5tb
squadron last night by the score Of
St to y. This was the seventh straight
victory for the cadets.
The stars for the cadets were TAYLOR
and Relsgen, while Hewitt and Ellis
starred for the 65th.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
COLLINS TO BE ON E 9

PHTLADELPHIA, Feb, 7---Eddie CO..
Inns, Of the Chicago Americans. who
enlisted IN the marines ana was sta
toned at the quartermaster depot
here during the war, has been dis
charged from the service. He will join
the White Sox when they so to their
spring training grounds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
PAGE MR.. WALLYNGFoRD.

Aore's a good way 70 get rick quick.
Consult a fortune. teller and find out
where and when Jack Dempsey. 10 aolns
to accidentally encounter Fred Fulton,
who accused Jack Of framing their last
flaht. Jack will do the rest, charge
anvthIna YOU care to for standing room
and the nations entire manhood VIII be
there.
The happenings that are going to re-,
suit on this memorable occasion VIII
make the Dempssy-Willard thing pale
Into lnslanIflcance.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07

MOORE, the Memphis
bantam, hasn't had a fight
during the past few nights,
but Will swing back into ae-
ton on Monday night In
Peoria, Ill.,, when he viii
meet Earl Puryear, Of Den.
YER. Pal and Earl are SEIZED.
uled 70 90 10 rounds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
TRADE LASTS.

It is now Fred Fulton's time TO pay
Jack Kearns a compliment, Kearns
recently said Fulton was a big yellow
hound.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07

Rumors are rife that Hal Chase will
play first base for the New York Giants
next season. The same dame also SAYS
that Christy Mathewson will manage
the Giants next season.
Matty is the guy who brought the
charges Of throwing ball games against
II both these rumors deliver, the re-
lations Of Matty and Hal VIII be as
pleasant and harmonious as a pair OK
strange mountain liens.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07

Summary, SubstltuteS = BLOWN Tor
Dow, Heffner for HthneP. Tandy for
Marriott, Hughes for Clayton, McWil-
liams for Burns. Goals-Dow J, Hibner
3, stephens ., Clayton 3. McWilliar1s.
Foul RoRls-Dow 9, Hihner S, Brown,
Alexander. stephens. Referee - Lieut..
LoMrN.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
League to Stand Pat,

Now that Mobile has returned to the
|fold and the matter has been definitely
settled, the league will stand pat, as all
the other cities have thought Of nothing
else except retaining their franchises,
The association will be composed Of tho
same cities as. last year-Memphis, Mo-
bile, Nashville, New Orleans, Birming-
ham, Chattanooga, Little Rock and At
lanta.
With Mobile getting in line the matter
of drawing up a schedule will be rushed
by Mike Finn, Charles Colsson and
Chris Haury, the Southern league
schedule committee. The committee
will be called to meet in Memphis with
in the ensuing few weeks, when Presi-
dent John Martin, of the league, who
is an ex-officio member OF the commit
tee, will go over the tentative dates ar
RAGGED by Finn and his associates. The
schedule. will be thoroughly gone over
and decided upon, and the dates will
be submitted to the league magnates at
he regular spring session at New Or,
cans OF March "a, when the schedule
will be adopted and plans announced
for the 1919 baseball campaign,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
EDDIE CICoTTE G N

CHICAGO, Feb. Eddie Cicotte,
veteran pitcher with the Chicago Amer
leans, signed a contract for the 1915
season last night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Maconians Ready to Buy,

The Macon syndicate, headed by Louis
nosslgnol mi E.. j. Passamore, was
already on the ground in Mobile, ready
" puy the franchise. They were
backed by Macon fans some 500 strong,
VINO had pledged their money and sup
poTt OF the team in the event the fran
chlse was secured. II was to have been
a community owned team on the order
81 me st. Louis Cardinals, with more
chapce OF making money, however, than
lne hapless Cards. The Maconians have
Deen hard at work on the plan for the
past several weeks, having learned that
lne MOBILE franchise would be avail
aole. An organization was perfected,
money raised and all plans made to buy
Sne franchise and place Macon in the
southern league. The chances looked
good for Macon to put over the propo-
sltlon until yesterday, when advices
came out of Mobile that a syndicate OF
Mobile people were getting busy look
ing toward raising of sufficient funds to
BUY the franchise from Messrs. Inge,
staples and Luce, Once the Mobile piaN
got started, 1t was pushed to compile
ton, the franchise changed hands and
MACON was left with the bag to hold.
macon, though a smaller city than
any present Southern league town, had
every. promise of going through with
tne pan and placing a good, fast club
IN the association. The Maconians had
gone so far as to pick a hay-
ing announced that Pat F1aherty, last
q ason Mobile pilot, would be their
chNpce TO lead the team in case they
ern,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
CITY BASKETBALL
LEAGUE
COUNTY BASKET BALL
LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Capleville 2S, Neshoba Is, =
Whitehaven 2, Collierville 0.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
AVIAT0RS DEFEAT
RGGIES % TO 18
Fast Game Staged at Park
Field-'Y" Tomorrow.

The Park field officers basketball
team outplayed the Mississippi Aggies
last night at the MillinEton flying
school, defeating the quintet from
Mississippi by the score Of 2S to is.
The superiority OF the flyers was evil
dent from the beginning, and they out
passed and covered much more terri
tory than their opponents.
At the end Of the first half Park field
was in the lead by we points, the score
standing Is TO 10. Both teams went at
it hard IN the second half and cut
loose all they had In an effort to win,
but Park field wal never overtaken
and retained their lead till the final
whistle Dow and Hihner scintillated
for the flyers, while Alexander occu-
pied the calcium for the Aggies,
The Park field team will 60 UP
against the Covington team tonight and
tomorrow night they are scheduled to
tackle the undefsAted Y. NJ c. A. ag-
gTegatlon on the "Y" court,
The lineup and summary Of last
nights tilt follows.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Threats to Jump to Semipro
Leagues Have Club Owners
in q Fog.
in q Fog,

HICAGO, Feb. TROUBLES
~ Of the major league club
M owners never seem to cease.
Before the war they were
~ harassed by belligereut Fed
Hr$SIE eral league magnates and
wM<y& before that they had the
G&S unruly Baseball Players fra
80 ternity with which to con-
tend. Then along came the
war and caused them no end Of un-
%easiness, When the carnage abroad
ended they thought their worries had
vanished, but with the sending out of
their contracts last month they dis
covered their difficulties had not en-
tirely disappeared, for the ball players
had unearthed another method of ex-
acting higher salaries,
When the Baseball Players frater-
nifty was organized and going its best,
with Dave Fults as president, the play
ers had it to fall back on in a way
when their contracts were unsatisfac-
tory, and many of them obtained an in
crease. The Federal league proved a
much better ak for them to hold over
Of them received surprisingly high sala-
ries for a short time. That was a har-
vest for the players the like Of which
they will never have again. Numerous
athletes sailed away enough during the
life Of the Federal league to ARE little
whether baseball continued.
Players Have New Method.
Magnates breathed easy when the
Federal league persisted, They also
breathed a lot easier when the armi-
stice was signed and they knew they
would be able to open in 1919 and re-
sumo the national pastime on a norma.
basis. But the players held a little
surprise in store for them and it has
been sprung since the contracts were
mailed. Instead of signing the docu.
ments at a slight reduction the athletes
have threatened to remain in the steel
ship and munition leagues to play semi
pro ball II their terms are not accepted
~ am getting a good salary in thu
shipyard, munition plant or stee
league, and by playing semipro base
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07

100 I'll HHo ANNNCA - W l. NJ ~
Southern league baseball
for Macon this summer,
the hustling populace OF
Bion county metropolis has mad lis
use OF cards torn down,
syndicate Of Mobile business men
sIne 70 the rescue Of the fast Shipping
AHShlse and bought ii for $4,000,
hicn assures the league that Mobile
~ .agatn be a member Of the Southern
essoelation OF Baseball clubs this year,
eteeo boosters were in Mobile and had
S%Amoney ready TO turn over to the
prmer owners Of the franchise, hut
lVi.e pride made the Mobilians give
lnelr fellow townsmen the preference
oyer Macon, with the result that one
last whtrlwind effort by Mayor Frank
Sfawiord and the Rotary club raised
snifleient funds and the franchise was
eNved for Mobile.
lSeA former Mobile owners, through
ETeshvent A. L. Staples, stated that they
we're anxious to see Mobile remain In
* southern for many reasons, chief
81 which was that with the large ship.
4aiiding interests and thousands OF peo-
ple to draw from, there was no reason
Wy the approaching baseball season
Sqould not prove a good one from every
paint or view. President Staples, along
Nitn the ether three owners, pledged
900 each to save the club, making it
necessary for the mayor and Rotarians
" raise but $4,000, which was hurriedly
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
MACON AWAKES
WITH A DULL
4 HEADACHE
lction of Mobile Syndicate in
Buying Franchise at Last
Moment Sad Blow.
BY BOB PIeUE.

DULL headache, the morn
lng-after variety, perme-
ates Macon, Ga, today.
After having hitched
their wagon to a star and
having looked forward 20
Southern league baseball
for Macon this summer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07

weighed 1888 pounds when he fought Sol
der Bartfield last week. A few nights
later, when he boxed Dobson, one ac-
count says he weighed i72 and an
other that he scaled at 1853, This would
indicate that Wildcat Harry is Of a sin
gularly shrinking disposition.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-27
T.. Kottwitz
1>pcfot
uub 5ffentliAer Nutar
BIanb, : : Wifouri
Braftiairt por allen @eri&ten int
Staate.
Eupnlarcs innses Haar idlieet In
Worriiuu ben Gbebnnb.

Sn Der fatbl. Stride in Worriion
iuuroen letten Oienstag Worgen
ol,r6 Den bpd)m, Safer @ua. Sage.
born, Ben 3eitnlmm unb Trl. Stella
Stcffen, IN ben fl. 9uno Der Che
cinacicgnct. Scr junac Gbcularm lit
Gin Sohn bon Senrp s. 3eibmann
bon Worriion mo lit CRIT fiir5lid aus
Dem &%ricasbicnit entloiicn luorocn.
Die 9ralt lit sic iiltcite Sodter BON
@m. Stcffcn, eillcm bcfannten Tar.
lllcr bon Worriion Bottom.
Die HcllpermGhltcn mcrocn in TeW
ISapen. Mo. ibren @obniit nebmen,
no Scrr 3eitmnnn bas Central Sotct
g%efa,tft bat, beiie,t Silbrirrg er iiber.
ncbnlen miro. ltnicrcn bcrslihlten
@liidipunid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-27
9rusoaeinlesmns snm Yfarrbats
rsr Gpanseliidem ct. Yanl's
0emeinbc.

gE1,t oft lit IS elmer @elncinoe per'
.,arTt. Den @runoItetn 5l cinen
4,;orrbaus 5u legen. Sino cs bod
r,,aiajtcns 20 Sabre ber, Dob oas al.
f. ssiorraeb1rloe Der bieiigcn ct.
s,nuI's @emcinoc ieinem 3ipede oiell.
r. Ilub nielllanD mciB, oh mo war1
or ierunls picoer 3eugc elmer lolden
(5rrmoiteinlegun9 fem fanrL mic nc
SIC Gpanacliide 8emcinbe persanae-
rpu Sonntaa fcierte. Serr Yaltor
qosnlonn bate &ed,t, ipeiln er einlei-
tenS bcnicrftc, baB @cbmnit aller
.Scrscn crfiilltc, luelln man aitt Dem
sscae gu ben o%iesidbrigen Baiiions'
oupod,teu Ole Huinen bes alten
Y~,iorrbauies I'M fablen @onolihte
cen Sinlmel itarren iab.. llmo bod
tr6ltet oos 0idtermort: Gas @lte
thirst. cs Gnoern lid Die 3eiteil, uno
rclc: 2eben bliibt aus Den Hllinen!;"
heru Der @runbitein mllroe gclegt
III einem ne,ien, cinein ,beileren
Hiorrbaus. Gin Stiid @elhihtc
Itlicbt or Elm. Sn oas fupferne aalt-
den ml,roe allies bas in @ort uno
9iln aelcgt. mas ct. Saul beipegte,
bcciriIuBt burd sic Greigniile Der
leptcn Sabre. 0ie @eididtc nnierer
stonf, ME lie Serr Sbeo. @raf i'm
@iidlein ocs ~Srisco Srapelers" ir
portreifliA idiloerte unb ebenio Ole
etumen ocrer, sic frciWillig unr
fr6hIid, nit f~lirlsenoer @iin5c if,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-27

man nit oieicr Wuihinc bcinobc 40
gltcr @ei5cn an einem Gage maben
Der biciiae 3meia Der St. u Y.
biclt lcsten Somntag Nad,mitta9 cine
&crionlnllul9 ab in mcld)cr bic ltcll.
en- 9cunltcn ollrh Den Siitrifts DC
putin, MlphonIe Huuf, bon Mnibin9'
ton, in ibre gcmtcr cilaciilbrt mlir.
ocn.
Sobn .. Srceie bat in Serntanir
Gin Gbeprolct I,ltontcbil %aefalift.
Die Morriion Wotor SO. bate leb'
tc @ofc uier Sorbion Sractoren alt1
pcribieoruen Sarnlen IN Der llngc'
gcno gum @%ciScnmGben in Oienlt &c
Itcllt. inter Siibrung bon Irmelb
Gnril unb 60. Summert uno 5rit
Soellc. Oic Sraftorcn 5oaen OH
Sclbltbinber nit 2cidDtiofcit uno or
ipurtcn Den Surnlcrl uicl an 3cit mi
! M%rheitSfroft. Ger Snrolon lit Gin
fr1ftiee Wnif)inc unb hat lid PC
umicren Sarmern Grobc @llnit crmor
ben.
Silr sic Grntc, unb Dreld)5cit ba'
iih Die abortion HeItourant unf
Wrocerp nit cinerl rcihen @orratl
an @ilritcn, Sale, 9rpo uno GB.
mnoren porgeieben. Die mIcre Tor
n1cr BORT IN allen G!itnntitItcn mi
Sl m1bigen Grciicn falfen fonnen.
Dos S0ftcrd,en bes Gbcpuare;
80. $. Mcrtcus uno @attin muro,
ollrd) sen bcdlu. Gotcr SnGcoorn &C
taurit mo crbielt ocn Inlucn Hcniloo
Nnnic. Marie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-27

Mtifc @ocid, Sernn. Woedli, 6rib
Notbid1icr unb Mifc &rnettli.
Sbcp. 9oeif fant bon 9lano aii'
rid nm lcinem Gatcr bel Der Grntc
8n belien.
8rau Aoolf 8ieber bat lid our
Trcuoc ibrer 5amilie unb Sreunoe
Don ibrcr &ronfbeit wicoer hcinobe
pollltGnoig erbolt,
5rioolin Sbinbler, bon Scrnlatltt,
lit bier alif 0eilh bel ieinen Sobtte
Serbinano.
Der groBe Grader miro lest IN
gpcld's Sdmlieoe notbmenoiger Vie.
parotllr unteraoeen. Bel Der Stoao
arbeit miro @nt. &ablc lcine Vatcr
engine poripanncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-27

Sntereiie am Nelibmi 5eieten, reprG-
ientierenb Die itattlide Summe bon
$4,000.
&lir5 unb erbebenO mar Der @eibe.
oft, ocn @ebet unb Gborgeiang llllI-
rabniten. Mtogen Die Sammer.
idlGee. Die Den Stciit leiucr 9eltimm.
urg iihcrgabcn nod oft mi~cocrballcn
in aller Ser5cn. ~bimpeiienO aif Den
cin5ieen unb mabren @dltein Der
STRIDE: Seius Gbriit1s.
@ir laiien nod Elm @eoidt, ipe-
5iell fir Die Seier perfoBt BON Carl
@eber, folgen mo miiniden Dem
9nr glten Sortgang.
8, GROCER Meiiter, fomme 0u
llno bilf ocn Stein uns legen,
Sprid go mn Imen" uns baSu;
@ir fleb'n mn 9cinen Segen;
0enn 100 on. Serr. nidt bauit bas
Sous,
9a iiebt's nm's Bauer traurie aus,
llnlionit Die @rbeit lit getan,
Drum fangen, SEER, nit Dir mir an
gSir lteb'n in elmer erniten 3eit
ltnD manoeln blnfle Yfaoe,
Die @ellen gar ser Gmigfeit
9efluten bie @eltabe.
9es @cltfrieg's Safel glilbet nod,
llnb i6ort 5iebt feline Slaeee bod
0es Mufrubrs idredlide Weitalt,
llnb bietet jeber Srbmtng Salt.
God wcil mir Old, Serr 3ebaotb
SSm &egimente iuiiien,
llno neil emit alle, Dir, . @ott,
gu 5iiBen iinfen miiiien,
leo t1en mir sertrauensboll,
Die Sanmeridldge, uno es foil,
@eihcben MIR ST. 0einer Chr
Nah 9eines lieben Sobnes 2cbr.
3um 3eihen fiigen mir Old Elm
Ger 2iebe uno Der Srere
On Iolllt bes Ebarrballi' @runbiteil
fem
llno preo'gen Itets auf's Neue,
0aB rltr Gin ipabrer GdItein lit;
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Swiss nnb llmscgeno.

Mlti ser tSorm oes Ioolpb gne'd,
mur6c anl Oonnerstag letter @ofc
cine icincr bcitcn Wilhfilbc bonn @lit
crihla9en.
Der Megen DER an 0onnerstag bier
ficl, mar Der idhperltc lett lorger
Belt.
s. 5, 9ocid) Fat pGbreno Der Soi'
ion neuc Milwultfcc Sclhithiloer an
fol9enbc unicrer Sormcr p%crfauft:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-27

IS lit Der Seilnno Seius Gbri't,
Gr bietct Stlrm unb @ctter Srut
llnb lit Der Seinen Croft unb Sdlit.
llno luenr na1 pieler Sabre Srilt
SIR oieien Stein emit loiet,
g8ir boffen, oaB es nod 10 lit,
llnO ibr oas Sallpt entbloBet
Ioh innnlcr Dor ocmielbcn Serrn.
Ser inns %balf--unb bilft Gud 10 germ
sSbr &inoesfinber preiiet oann,
8os 1nier @ott on uns gctan!
-Mn5eigen I'M 8olfsblatt bringen
grfolg.
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DtDrrilon

&. s.. Sh%ipeigbouIer mar leste
ISOLDE in @eibGften IN ct. Souis, no
CT cine sroBc Gisbpr iiir icin HcItour'
ant . @eihGit faufte.
Sermunn SHINE lit an Sornstaa
bon Nebrasfo 5urildgcfebrt I'M 'elne
| Wutter unn @cihipiiter ST. bellld)en.
Grit. Calf. aeent fir ben Seioer
Gractor bat ie cine iold,e Maitii,e an
bic folsenocn Sarmer p%erfanft: Ben
BOIL, bon Yctsoom; @m. Senteper,
bon Scope uno 9cn gifermam bon
Bntsonn,
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] bcgaben iid leste @ode nod Olear1,
Wo., I'm sic @ci5enernte arf Serrn
9~ronot'S oortigcr Torm cinanbelm'
len.
,lrou Ncrbcrt Hehcfcr uno SRI.
Clara acnlpcr rciitrn leete @cdle
,ltl, Wciud) ppll Scrmcnbtcn nab
Sigailspillc Mo.
Gbus. @urtcr pcrlor jlpci 'd)orr
Goilcn &iihc sic CT fir 3rd)t5pede
o1tsnGrts ~aefullft bate. Cine ocrlel'
ben pcrcnbctr ais or bieiclbc oil
9ohuboic cnlpiino lulo Die onocrc
fura ooroui. Nacder idGtt icinen
&crluit oli $500,
Oscar 2iebop mclter am 9terpens
fichcr erfrnnft por lit Dieoer &C.
neien.
sSrls. Gioln IicbriN mo Trieoo
G1acnbcrg hc0obcu lih lcbtr SSod)c
| bciuhSuciic nod ct. Nonia.
Gbriit. ,SobniDn bnt icinc Mel5rl-
crntr acrcits gcbroidrn uno MGR wohl
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sollenSe; bat. Webrera umlcrer vic
MGR ncrOcn n1d)ite @oG5e nit oenl
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-09
C,O,P. MEETS '
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WASHINGTON, Dec, g. RepHb Hcans are gathering for the committa1 meeting here tomorrow. The commit teemen will probably select the time and place for the convention. st. loms and Chicago both want the convention which will probably be next June SIn. Presidential campaign managers arc busy here today. Gcneras Wood an Gov Lowlen, of Illinois, have org", izationS working here. Ohio's deleGa- sion wants Senator Harding. Support CTS of Poindexter and Hiram Johnson are also working It is expected Sena. tor Watson of Indiana will also laUn"' a boom.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-09
THREE GROUPS 0F RADICALS
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NEW YORK, Dec, g. The joint New York State legislative commit tee finds radical agitation in Ameri- ca organized and stimulated under the inspiration of the Russian Soviet government.
 The radicals are diviceG into tTrcr groups the anarchist group inciuda1 the unions of Russian workers; the syndicalism group incluces the Indus trial Workers of the world; anc ::lc communist group includes the com. mUuiSt parties.
 The three groups are urging the overthrow of the government by the masses, by illegal methods.
 New York City is virtually the Headquarters with every induStria! center in the country "harboring cen terS.'
 The report was made public today.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-09
DIR. MURPHY IS KILLED

VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. Q Ar electric freight train hit pr. OrrtN6 Murphy's automobile today and tho doctor was killed Dr. Murphy was formerly ships surgeon of the Aus tralian liner Niagara.