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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-02
TEMPLE NOTES.

A combination service and sader
will be given by the congregation this
Friday evening at the Gymel Doled
dining hall. Reservations have been
made for 200 people. The musical
numbers will be rendered by the Tenn
pie quartet.
The Passover service on Saturday
mornine will be held at the Temple
house, Emerson and oath street south,
at 10 o'clock. Dr. S. N. Deinard will
speak on sThe Blessings of Liberty"
The closing day of Passover will
be celebrated at the Temple house
the following Thursday evening at
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With the Travellers.

Mr.. and Mrs. I. Kaufman returned
on Tuesday from a three weeks stay
at Mount Clemens, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weisman and
family have left for an extended stay
in California.
Mrs. Carrie Abrahams has returned
from a few weeks visit in Duluth,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Robitshek and Miss
Fanny Robitshek returned on Nom
day last from California, where they
spent the winter months.
Mrs. P. Newman, Of Saltwater,
Mimi, spent few days in the city.
Mrs. Louis Zalk and little daughter,
and Miss Tobia Rapport have gone
to Grand Forks, N. D., to spend Pass
over holidays.
Miss Helen Adams Of New York,
who is the guest of the Misses Frank
forter, All West Twenty street,
is now visiting with friends in st.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher, 1904
Lyndale avenue north, have returned
from a two weeks trip in the East.
Mr.. B. Hamburger of Chicago, ILL.,,
who has been the guest of his son,
Mr.. Ralph Hamburger, has returned
to his home.
Miss Frances Giles, 814 Penn ave-
nue. north, left this Friday morning
for Fargo, N. D., to spend the Pass
over holidays with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. E. G. Taussig of New York, was
the guest for few days this week of
his sisters and brother-i n-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Robitshek, and Miss
Rose Taussig of Chicago, who is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robitshek.
DR.. Benjamin Waisbrem Of Milwau-
kee, Wis, will arrive this Friday
Friday morning to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Waisbrem, 1888 James avenue north.
He will return to his home on Sun
day.
DIR. William Medalie, Bull, Mimi,
will come this Saturday to spend
few days in the city.
Miss Harriet Shanedling of Vir-
ginia, Mimi, who is student at Col
umbia college, Chicago, spent few
days in the city en- route to her home,
where she will spend her spring vaca-
ton. While in the city she visited
with her sister Evelyn, who is attend
ing Miss Woods kindergarten school.
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WEDDINGS.
Soyftsky-Grossman.

Miss Jennie Grossman and Mr.. Max
Sovitsky of this city were married
on Sunday, March %, at the home OF
the bridegroom's parents. 814 Irving
avenue north. Rabbi S. M. SLIDER per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
of 65 guests, relatives of the bride
and bridegroom. Miss Eva Landy,
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Wedding Date Chosen.

Miss Rose Rabinowitz, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Rabinowitz, 2111
Chicago avenue, has chosen Sunday,
April 18th. as the date for her mar
rage to Mr.. Arthur Horwitz, which
will take place at the home Of her
parents in the presence of the imne-
date families.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-02

Notice: Next weeks issue will go
to press one day earlier, TUESDAY.
All items of local news in order to
insure publication for the Friday fol-
lowing, must reach the office by Tues
day noon.
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LOCAL NE.WS---MIrNNEAPOLIS

World Tribune
be
our columns hey
published MATTER
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-02

Change of Address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Yankowich, 1011
Humboldt avenue north, have moved
to 1116 Irving avenue north.
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Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bromberg,
1919 Irving avenue north, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Ida, to Mr.. Abe Arnold Gold
man of this city.
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WANTED.

Refined gentleman wishes room and
board in private Jewish home. Must
be modern. Price no object. Refer
ences. Address, American Jewish
World, 312 Tribune Annex Building.
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Birth.

Mr.. and Mrs. I. Nathanson, 801
Elwood avenue, announce the birth
Of son on Thursday, March %.
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ADATH YESHURUN NOTES.
Passover services to be held at
the Adath Yeshurun will take place
on Friday and Saturday evenings,
at sunset, and Saturday and Sunday
at a. m. On Saturday morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
WEDDING lNTERFERES WITH RACE PROGRAM
Hundreds Sport and Race
Fans Cheer as Hall County
Couple Speak Fatal Words
his sui cprcsl,nn.Irn,l

MEMPHIS. Ort i.-Il.ing . min
i~i"i aud = Secretary IT f,ir ga.
gtniIitiun 1T ih" same tim" ~ ruu
V"ni-nt aud helps in balancing pgn.
grams ~ any rate Rev. Il D.
Morgan. SECRETARY ct the kor,J
chamber ut commerce aud the fair
association believes - Nid,ll,tn,
j. Winpeo and MiSs .l-ssi. Weaver
=" ~" southern 'tlg" uf the rptiniv.
called ai Ne. huiE ans uffir. Whll-
~" was handling iair details and
informed him they Want-d iu lu
married Wh-u asked II they would
In" tu St" the iJir Tree ~ rhirru
they readily agreed aud IN runipan,
With ih' miuizi"r.-s,r-tafy thrt 80
"ui fur thu grounds
Arriving iu ifout ~ ~. grand
stand ~ Fond iltv. was ending
in" party detained goat rupiug con
i'.is that were next IN line uu the
pugrHu iug ten minutes Will" Rev.
Morgan spoke th' words that m.,l,
20" ""1pl" man and wife ~ hun.
"r"d~ iu ti" gtbndstand uhr,t,t and
Hud shouted congratulations
III" iiall ruunty fair ~ here o.
h"lp in ih' Development ~ ih, hum.
's W'il as the development ut other
industries ,f th" ,mmjt" I.r
Morgan todd 90, tlt.s. aud -u.tiiur
iaus in th" gtaudSinud re- th" hlpp,
'"upl" with pa-~'S admitting thrm
o. tll imft- u thr grounds s,t uut
iu t,k" in th, carnival which they
stld would constitute th,ir hun.,.
m"rn. Cost urr~ and bIuu, ridmg
events ii'u w't' staged and M.
Hi''tu"U's y program wts riu, Iid.il.
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COOK GRAND JURY
CONT|NUESW WORK
ON FIXING GAMES
CRoOktDNESS IN NATION ~.
i.ENtF MIN ~t'tlIECT Of
DAYS WORK.
~ Associated fr.s

CHICAGO. oct. |. The Cuuk count i.
Grand Jury investigating the has-ba,
'cHndal today received further informt.
tun concerning the throwing of games
u lst years Wcrld series hut d.vut I
most - tbr days session iu an inVcstiEt
,ou II alleged crooked work iu thu
National League"
william Nr.ch. president Of thr chi.
'ag" National League club. todd th.
Jury Ui his private investigation ui
charges that ihr Philadelphia Chicago
National L'aE,i" gi,mr ui August %
had been l.Nsd ior Philadelphia. To Win
l,-l him tu believe IA" club itself had
been mad" th" "sI,k"t' IN the ,as, md
uth'r witurssrs gave additional details
d the activities Whi,h led to the a. o.
churgr iiom baseball ~ H., Marrr ard
Hal Ch1s"
N-cck siid r,Iivu., b, had four
iu Detroit convinced hm there was -
rrook-d Vurh in the August - gam
He said he believed III" gamblers then.
"lvr' had s"Ut him the 'rlvgruu~ ~
vcivcd before III" game saving " vfs
liked and that they hld done ihi'
tu mas" thr ,luh switch from H,udry..
q 'umpadtiyrl, v'ik pitcher. srh"l
ul"d tn hurt Co. Nl"Nnnd"r one of th
best IN the l"tgu,. Thi~ save Ihruu,
It. strongest pusdhlc lineup. which
WIs what the gamblers wanted h' said.
Many IT them bet un chicago to WIi
rrd net on l''iliId'lphli 49, hid h"ru
reported \.r,t DECLARED Gerry IL.
mann Y sid'nt - the Cincinnati 'lur
and formerly chairman of IN" uItiuutl
commission. presented aindnyit- FROM
I hrlstN Mdih'wsHn, iurm"r New Nurt
pitcher md cincinnati miuugyr.
"Gr-i-N' N,al' cincinnati uutfi-ldrf.
Jimmy l,llr Cincinnati pitcher. Iu,
Manager N'GrJv uf IN" Giants
"hr-r Ji.ii4,iis Do" told n'W spHr.t.
r"r absolutely rruyri thu guilt 'f
chose and Mage,
'iiu,h" Weaver Frrd M,Mulnn a"i
"s" l' i,s.t.ff. tIU"' OF 10. rirlf
White SuN PLAYERS indicted tonight dc.
4 'h,. u,., ITus"tu. aud WuuI &
fight the ease iu court
We are arranging Ten l'gll COUNSEL
NOW 1ud well prev" ufI nnn'"r''
Weaver said wen l.. hi,k iu th. hig
I'.fL Lu,- urNt N'.H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
Corpus Christi Has
Million Dollar Fire;
Rail Shops Destroyed

CORPUS CHRISTI. Oct. H.
Fire which broke out 10 the round
house ~ ~. Louis. Brownsville
and Ncxlco road nj kineS,illr. nj
10 o'clock tonight destroyed the
round house and the machine
shops oi thc plant hut was Kept
from doing great damage a. hr ear
hons aud the storchouSr.
There were ciTln rnrinr> in the
round house and I, J. reported
o"lN three ~ these urrr rescued.
The machine shops were destroy.
cd "a rapidly there was no reno, Il
oi tools or machine
The fire was under control nj
midnight hut the blaIc remained
~ ho' u could not hc learned how
MANY engines we're lost not whrth.
~ many ears had brrn burned
10. 10 the plant l. estimated ai
NJ 100000.
There are from 1900 to 100 mrn
80 we'd T., the shops. There was
~ las oI e.
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BOTH CANDIDATES
To SAFEGUARD LAW
HiRDING N>D CO\ PROMISE 18TH
ANE>DMt>T Will. ~
I>tORItU.

Ni.N NDi.k. uIt o. S.uttof Uspi.
INK uud tu.'frrr cox have pl.drt..
ihru-.l,'~ DO 'lrrtrl tu ,niaf,. N.
18th amendment 80 fh. run-iitutI.a
That statement Wt- uld- tusltg bv
Daniel N ruliug rIr~idru' ui ih. ~
u"nd T-uprpnr' ruun,u On makin.
pH'li, COMMUNICATIONS u-t.i,,d ftnu,
10Th candidates iu rri,l, iu ,iu.ifi.-
SHHfu lilIdlng boz l.ti.t Go N
ltHuH hs' Uur'h -rtIJ d, voted tuf the
lN'h rH'rim"Hi 1ud th. Nu'si,rd iav
Tr' htd declared lu them rrfmr,u,i..
u'iut
This I~ representative u'puIliraI
government IuI'd lN th, mairfitN -
expressed lf fh' pnii~ u u The lev
formulated hN ,l,.t,.I representative.
end r I- u,f Within tho rights W tnv
Hlu.,I 60 fIit Eu,'rrW'ut tu ughtl
.f ...H. tl, viN H 90, u..I'r - s.
oppressed hUi ulN ~tN Z lm upiu~''l
f. fh. rt. 's' IIi. .hutrf r fh, tflff .
900 lrtuNf,tt.ur It4u't- tud v'N us
ulIU.tsI IrIiHtu,. "I ltHv.I Z i'U~z'.s e
@. Hf,N,H' -t,h t.'.i i'i.sIrI.nt
Gu,,iuH. eco. u t-l.gflu just o..
t,i..d o., Nr Piinr ~aid
% u.r.rriY' tho 18th amendment ns
ID dsunlt. psft rf tha ,trsftiti s"f
%, Laws enacted Hereunder viii bl
uiis.fts-i sud 'nfot'.ii
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PLAN TO "CLEAN UP BASEBALL forever"

record business dnirs ~, i've dlNs
rh" tan drew lars" number uf pro.
urvt,is from central south and east
Texas and from other states and MANY
II them we're ~ flvotahly imprrss,,.
with The country that th.N purchase
prup"ii, nnd win move hri-
Al r,uihits renamed ,is'u aud en-.
tart until midnight To- a,,umu~.,tr th.
hate crowds M ire" attractions nnd
uih,l programs were ',li"d uut w iu.i
'uliN and tonight.
immediately after midnight thu hi.
task 81 uuduinp the great auuuui ol
work that has isru duu' tu mak. ~
f.dr . su,t,s~ Wt~ started. M agtirl'
tuial exhibits Hrr hinr hauled a. tht
liu,rd w 'itA Development aud cham
hrr ct I"mm-rr" wh,rr the .hai,rsi
VIII l,- prepared ioi shipment tn thu
state Fair at Dillns Mn,h uf the
remaining exhibits viii h- used To- mal,
u large and atiraotiN" permanent lis
PLAY in the commercial quarters
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SPECIAL SESSION
EXPECTS To END
BUSINESS TODAY
COMMlTIEE wITHIIOI.DS DECIs,
SION on LAWS DEALING WITH
LABOR DISPUTES.
NUMBER MEASURES PASSED
Scnaio Falls 20 Take Up Da,is.NIil
Ter Proposal 10 Create C0mmiS.
sion on Industrial Ms.
turbanceS.
~ ,ssorisisd i'rs.

w NfsHfpiea Iftss,
AUSTIN, Oct. THE two major
measures before the special session Of
the Texas Legislature were sent 10 frc,.
conference committee late today and
IN agreement In conference had been
reached hy th" c"mmitte" considorin"
IN" cl'rtion bill The speaker of the
housc said that "sin., die ndiournm'n
VIII very likely come tomorrow night" "
The election bill agreed upon by the
committee strikes out emergency fen.
turrs ~ both th" house nni senate
bills and proposes tha, the present
election laws b.. amended so as to ~
irrd tho time Tor payment uf poll iaN
80 Tor men and women alike.
The house passed To cngrosNncnt (
hy q vote ~ % 10 20 the house bill
PR posing divorccmcnt ol cotton gin-
Hud co1tn seed oil mills. The s"nat, ud
turned until tomorrow while the house
held night session In an effort tr
clear som. of the measures which Ind
lccn held back by consideration ~ IN,
suffrage and thu port bill
Tho senate failed 10 takr up the he
Vis Miller hill proposing the creation oi
commission Ia invrTlgat. industrial
disputes
Tho conference committee consider.
Ing the house and senate bills. prupoS
Ing more stringent laws for dcalinr
with labor disputes announced today
that their decision would not be- mad
public un'il morning.
.At the night session the house pass
Ud finally house It'll proposing that
employment agents be- required 10 pay
license of g. per year and make n
hnnd a. $1,000 under which workmen
who hnvr heen damaged by falsr prom.
iscs ~ agencies may recover by civil
process. The hous" declined To sus
Pond the constitutional rules and pass
tho bill proposing that county and
sfn'c legislative committees b.. compos
n ~ an equal number OF men and
women.
Two Of the bills proposing divorce
m"nt from oil mills. packing house
and Gin interests was cngrosscd and
IA" thlnl was rcnding when the
housc stood at ease until morning.
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PLA|NV|EW FAIR
COMES To CLOSE
LAST DAYS tTTENDtNCE M
CLARfD LARGEST EVER IN
CITY At ONE TlME

So tel - Tls Meas
Fi.AiNNIEW. Uct The North
vc@ TcNas fair CLOSED NJ midnight TO
night after five Of the greatest days
I'lu!nyiew has ever known. lln,nNicN
nov has that tired but satisfied tce,
Ing that comes after triumphant 81"
c"ss gained 10y hard work. The crowd
today was one Of the largest ever iN
lralr,icw. The receipts at tn, paid at
irprtionr were the heaviest ot amy OF
tho DAYS.
IlnlEvtcw lIiEh proved ton much (ur
iloyjlda and the Local boys won th'r'
~ yuight 10 nothing. The side lln''
w-rc packed with rooicrs dcspiI" IN"
racing an druund.up. which were ~
pi,E,rcSs ~ the xtnlc time
\ Ford driven by Glccn uf S,n An.
'rlu won the $4,000 first m"ncN in ia,
frcrforall fif,y.on. mile race this af
trrnun Hob Hart's "Tec2cr' was q
closc second for III. $4,000. The re
manning ears were closely hunchcd tot
tho remainder ~ tho slo1a.oo. Thc mo-
Iurryclu race was won by NJ. J. S.ias
# Snyder. Although several OF IN" c'r'
threw tires ON the west turn IT the
track. no serious accidents resulted.
s"nsntion water fight hrtW"c'
fir,mcn wTcatling and boxing, dane.
ing. concerts and free attractions nude
up the night program.
The crowd Wis re- iututc'd hN thuu'
anil of children from Silvcrtun. floy.
dada. I.ockncy aud the other towns H.
y hich III, schools Mrr" damiss"d io ~
low the children tu attend the fair
vas evident tina, many who attrui"i
other dtys returned today tiliN m'u
l.'t ui tn" agricultural classes ot III"
CANYON Normal are attending the fair
in - body to study IN" livestock AMI
uglruliulal exhibits M business
houses In town wen" 'lus'd uutil 'N'
ulnE aud the clerks "ni'N'i q wei
earned holiday
The visitors from l.orhn. aud IH.
irn county were -~pu' lnllN iuhillui e.
,lrN. t.urknrN farmers took upatlN
a .nUU IN premiums In thu livestock amt
grri,ultufnl shows und ven III" sW".i =
stokes piv, fur cotton. 'aSlru count
citizens claim that their Nl't'ti'a Do.
IN. hir wheat show cniitl" them Q
,',In th, greatest wh"i, raising count
Iva the Panhandle nrd consequently ~
IN. wurld. They plan nu "Ni"nsiN" az
,.rtising campaign 60 i't ~" W"il'
nov of their splvu,ltd county. u. 4
Nvt,ll nnd Iluu ton lirothrrS. y" 'r~ir
county farmers u" Won 100 W. "h"''
show, are sWamp"d with orders i"r
= Ell Their wheat iS w 90" knnt"
rl",y whlrh hn~ rv"nilv ~"n 'lr'c.
lN the Kansas experimental N'
.. Wells q I.os'kn'N. wa" Won iir~'
ion sptlng wheat has mad" afip
= the wheat produced ihittN
~ per acre on Hn eighty '"r'
~ r.ndla diret results hnv"
f6d lr IN. lall l.o'ul land
that they have d"n" .
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NW'Ii.n loIri" 'luh Hluu",
pu.,tuss. p, -id''t uf th, pitts
hutsh club fud John NrGrtV ,i,.
president and mHuag'l uf ~, New
Nurs National club
n w,r.,.- 'bl' th'r. -N,u,I %.
q tribunal Vh.-" W'uh'ts wpuid
t,t'I', lirr,r slltfI's fhyr .H. n..
uuv ,uuuv.i,J vi'h baseball
grrrrll pu bins Major gru,III
i.,tuarl N,ud i.Iuu President
Tom S,uHf. ilRW Johnson
Iudr, l.tud. and William Giid,~
u, Nl..n lr -.m, ut tt. wru riH.
i,u-,-l iur ih, tiuurlI hui tltr hf.
ter '1d,i that NON. h'. set h,-.u
YpI"rtri nr %. subject
IN. tribunal would i,. iu absolute
rhltr, .f 600 uirtH'F,sl baseball
l.,e sI'". Of tho p'1v'r.. th' mauar
.IS aud owners and lsurtr pr,-i
dents and IT, drrlslon~ would o."
h''Ynnd spp'a lDi DISPUTE"
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JOHNSON DENIES
ANY KNOWLEDGE OF
bORAH'S PURPOSE
w. 'ssnc lated Pres.
HaMH NHu .

w 's."rtaisd Press
SAN FRANCISCO Oct .,om.
u"niing On IN" Washington dispatch
That senator Ilnrah at Idaho had can.
r"lcd iuiurr speaking ditrs IN the
prrrtd"niiIl cnuInisn. which we're To-
70" directed from New Yorl, and Chi.
r"g" and ihai he was reported 80 have
i"in"d with SENATOR iuhusun of Citlifot.
nh IN an 'fturt to determine IL senator
lludinr would "srrip thu I.4,rur nf
Nations" senator Johnson said TO-DAY
I'm nay opinion. and this I ,e,v from
~ public uit''auc"s. senator Harding
his Dtupp'd M" l.,1gu" ~ Nations
Y know absolutely nothing ~ M.
q" h"r matters mentioned IN the lis
patch
senator Johnson lid b., had received
~" ''l'glm from senator Hofah
la'm"nd BENJAMIN. w'sirrn regional
director tur th" Republican national
committee. s1id %" changes had been
W"d" in S'natut Juhusuu's si,akin
dates
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I;orah Siill Iias Dates

NEW NORk OG 2 Party leaders
and Republican national headquarters
'udaN s,pui"d The idea that senator
u rlh ~ Idaho had quit ~. cam
rirn. ts rruvrt'd ,at.li-r in tho de-,
"n the str,urth ~ letter in whrh 10,
D. said tu haN" asked thai no further
Speaking 'urtg'mvufS hr made fu'
him
"Nu l,itHr has been r'r,iNrd here
which indicates that senator Huah m
tends to uuit in official Republican
puhli'iit hW,uu s,id n was ruiui-d
uUt that S'nat"' Bpinh had three en-
g.,'gW'1ts iu sp'ak iu Connecticut rrNt
Ntrh Th's' ha,, net h.,.n ,nuv.Il,,i
~ vI- said o.. De- s,hUdulrd tu sp,ub pt
piuhur, 'u prtul''I . N.v Maven un
ih" t'h rni llliiiud "n the ,th
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02

b. isso, .si,d fress.
tIllCAt;p uJ. I l.'uir~nf'.
ii,'s 90. toW mtiu l,agu" baseball
clubs tonight started . m","mrut
designed tu clean up baseball iur
','r' hv taking control W the game
out ~ th" hands IT mem financially
int'l r-i"i rrd placing 4 under
civilian tribunal n" N,' imposed
of men "i mpu'' li"ntd pu'.li'
stand
\ lcti'. we sent io 'NvtN uui'r
l',,gJiv ,iuh tud dvru, ut u'h'f-
inter, si"d ash lug approval uf the
pl1u VIII u was characterized - q
u"ans 81 giving professional l'sr.
lrll iu the Amvtt,. .u p,upl' wh"rH
u belongs ani ibkiug owner -hir "f
u away ir"n club owners vnd pll,
,rs."
tn" letter vas s.gn,l hN Mllii1m
Nccvk. president uf The chicago ~.
iiur1l League club charles \ Com.
iSiyry. ptrSi'l'nt 1T th" 'hi'aga
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Would I;ar Crooked Players.

SAN ANTONIO. Ori. i.--lrcSid.ui a.
Henson NJ the lo,Tl Texas league
Nas, hall club will try and have lrgis!a
iion pusscd lt the next convention ut
IN" minor leagues which would h1r
from ni'ls uf al orgtuisri baseball
clubs for nll time every PLAYER found
guilty of rrou',,d plaving in ~" 1919
world series and nll either PLAYERS found
guilty of throwing gam's
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ELECTION BILL AGREED
upon IN LEGISLATURE
LONE BANDIT HOLDS tP
THEATRE IiON OFFICE.
A.so, lated I'r,s..

TENAikANA. Texas. Ort. -
Nhil" u lnig" audience watched u
m"l"diuua IN u tent thrnter IN u
downtown vacant lot, her" tonight
u l"n" bandit held up th" buX ~.
iico aud got away with the nights
receipts tuthlllng over $500
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Rcpublicsa scouis

\ new charge regarding alleged
'-',uis" q Chairman Hays of the re
publican national roinnllitr. was made
les Governor Cox ~ Slpulpa.
The governor charged that thou.
.inds aud thousands nf republican
ue'ni- WI. posing ~ democrats ana
telling persons whom thcy met that
they wanted rn m"re dcTn"crn'ic rule.
"ThrS- Scunis' the governor said.
'ha,.. h-"n iri'e'ing everywhere.
lmt know nov uiunN mcn Will Hays
has employed You viii find them In
sleeping ears smoking - cent rigiIS
Tor III. first ;inc In their lives. Their
pulicy II - get into conversation with
p'>songrrs They viii say Iiow's the
election guin'
We'll ~. S7uti -lNs have b~en
% Democrat for 20 wears hut no more
e u fot me l'm done.
"Th-rr ~. 'hn i~eTdS and thousands
II that Kind Il sr,,ii. travelling all oy-
- the United S''''s ana llg business
u nlNing the hill.
Referring 90 the t'lvgrams sent hirs
lrum Chandler lh" gvytrncr raid thar
on~. tskirg q question 90 International
'iW. u d.,rllrri purpoii"d 10 have
been sent ht % lur'd laundress.
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Iikr commandment.

Article ten Was compared By the
governor o. IN" eighth commandment
against q ct
THIS vommsndm.r h. h. r1id FIRST
written uu %" table II Mt. Sinai. has
since hv,n written n"i only ~ tho code
Of poT-pnll motsls hut II the public
law 81 every land What ~ more. Il h
harksl up hy counts and police power
lnd ,i,iuWou cunstcnce.
The i,s,gu" Would extend the eighth
''fUniurdin"nt G" 'uvcr international
r"lpii,rs 10y making territorial burg.
hr net unly Immoral but Illegal.
tn. nnu diN Tomorrow ~ the aov.
'rnoi- western t'nr which began Sep
truh'I =. win iak. him through Nis-
.',rri with the nIlncipal events a morn.
ias ,I',,ch NJ joplin and night meet
irG ID Kansas GfN.
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lllaIne. HAYS.

This n" uid referring ~ the
new hoinbaid du cni 81 'clegrams. ''is
an. IT tn. nuiItu', lbs II the Napois.
uui' mind ~ Will Hh,s
Governor Cox also predicted start.
ling events IN the councils of the re-
dictionary grnup within short time.
y vail make The prediction. he said.
That certain groups "a. going TO ask
r'ttnin gentlemen fut 70 showdown
- u1i"r llfuilnr was pictured bv
Governor 'oN during tO-lay's tour as a
"tr-aUtionaiN' clndidat. and on tho
lrIgr.' ISSUE ~ standing In no mans
land.
Hts t,rvtrrd,d America first the
ro,-rnr, told his .udi"n,.. here today.
'is really safety first The hlgpcs,
iS,u- Z" histaN b. absent from his
speeches
a.. may D.. i.,Jiug Tan he may he
foullng John a'n. hu I'm golnr 10 nee
that h. doses not f"d the American
iHvuIle'
Referring g. ii-icl- 10 IN. governor
declared that mo comment or inter
prrintiuu~ w,- necessary. u refufs
.nl'lN b. said. to "cxt,anar' aggreN
siur aud not democratic rctolution or
,iNil Nir u anything else
Md advise he continued, refer
ring 90 ih' articles provisions author.
giug the l,aguc council to advise re
r.uding it, decisions means advise
and u dos nH mean ihsiruct. ~ CON.
utUd ur pitlvt