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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-14
Watching the Score Board

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Yesterdays hero: Jimmy Ring.
Fellow town mates Of the Red hurler
In Brooklyn, presented him with y
diamond fob and then he went In and
shut ont the Dodgers, one to nothing,
the Reds going back into first place.
Babe Ruth's seventeenth homer
was one of eighteen hits for twenty.
seven bases that the Yanks needed
TO beat the league leading Indians,
fourteen to nothing.
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FOUR
is THE VICTOR
Local Team Won Yesterday In Base
ball Game With Fort Madison
Shopmen-Score Was
II to 10.

The Standard Four baseball team
was on top yesterday in the game
PLAYED here on the Standard Four
grounds with the Fort Madison shop
team, the locals taking the game.
with a score Of II to 10.
1t was ragged game on the part
Of the shop team up to the last IN.
ming. Keokuk made fifteen hits and
tho Madison team made eleven.
Schweite went in for Keokuk in the
ninth inning and struck out the first
two men, with the third man popping
up.
The batteries were: keokuk--
Pitchers, Messenger and Schweite;
catcher, Anderson. Fort Madison
Pitchers, Denwood and Nisgen'ur;
catcher, Parsen.
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WRESTLING
MATCH TUESDAY
BID Event at Vincennes When Cham
pon Ira Bailey Will Meet
Clayton of Center
willie.

There is to be wrestling match
at Vincennes tomorrow evening az
s. so o'clock between Ira Bailey OF
that place, who has never oeen
thrown, and Charles Clayton OF Cen
terville, for two falls. winner TO take
the gate receipts.
Clayton has challenged Bailey, VINO
has cleaned up on all local wrestlerS
and threw both Of the so-called cham-
pions at the recent carnivals. me
match promises TO be an interesting
sporting event.
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Results of matches played in round
-obin tournament by members or the
;Keokuk Tennis club, June 1th 10
18th, inclusive, is given below. "
+ McElree defeated Warren; Gregg
defeated McGaughey: Brady defeated
Harris: Wycoff defeated Fl. Bartholo-
new; Sprowls defeated TOMBSTONE.
sAcQuoid defeated kiedaich; Bridg'
nan defeated Gregg; Bolster defeat
I'd Jewett: Knapp defeated Davis;
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as such earned her own support she
was named in Dempsey's question
naire as one Of the dependents.
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BURLINGTON
. WINS AGAIN
Four Runs in Third Inning Gave
Lead Which Button Cut
tiers Could Not Cut
Down.

MUSCATINE, June 14.-Buncn-
ing a triple. a double and two singles
with a passed ball and Daedlow
wild throw to score four runs in the
third inning, the strong Burlington
club defeated Muscatine here Satur-
day afternoon and held its lead III
the Iowa State league.
Though outhit by the locals, Bur
lington showed moro headwork on
the bases and earned three OF Its
runs. Muscatine punched three sin
giles for two earned runs in its half
OF the third frame.
Birkenstock struck out twelve, and,
though touched up for eleven hits.
pitched air-tight ball in several
pinches and was saved from being
scored on by the locals running wild
on the bases in others. Vetter
whitfield eight and allowed eight hits,
four Of which were punched in the
third inning for all of Burlington
runs.
Burlington scored four in the third
frame when Birkenstock tripled
Thomas doubled, Criner singled, Su
man lived at first on Daedelow
error and took third on D1ercks
passed ball and scored on Broege's
second single in two trips to the
plate.
Muscatine's two runs came in the
third on successive singles by Hide
brand, Stebbins and Diercks.
The score:
burlington 004 900 Ooo-4
Muscatine O02 900 00-S II
Batteries Birkenstock and Suman
Netter and DierckS-
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Dempsey to Testify.

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SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-Jack
Dempsey is expected to testify in
his own defense today in his trial in
the United States court on the
charge that he evaded the draft.
Court convenes at 10 a. m. The
defense has twelve or fifteen wit.
nesses, but they will not consume
much time, it is believed.
Denpsev is expected to make an
outright denial of part of the testi-
mony Of Maxine Dempsey, his oil
vorced wife, who last week testified
that she was a scarlet woman" and
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National League.
ST. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati: at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
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|llY&aA y NEWS q

posted at the courts, as any faflure
to appear for games at time SEIZED
uled will constitute default, unless
proper notifications have been made
in advance, of inability TO play. Post
poned matches should be played OF
whenever possible, by mutual agree
ment between contestants, outside OF
regular playing hours, and score
reported promptly.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-14
National League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

st. Louis, II; Boston, 5.
Chicago, 8; Washington. 3.
New York, Il; Cleveland, 0.
Detroit, 4 Philadelphia, 5.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-14
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.

American League.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland. .
Washington at Chicago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-14
Al stionaI League

St. Louis, 5; New York, 3.
Cincinnati, /; Brooklyn, o.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
GOV. B0RQUEz OF
SONORA WIRER TO
vILLASENOR men

The following TELEGRAM. was re-
ceived from Governor Flavio Bor-
quez by constituents of Alexandra.
Nillasenor, recently declared elected
presidente of Nogales, Sonora; and
whose election it is, said will be con-
tested.
Hermosillo Son., 81.
Ca~'os 2. SuArez, Jose
Rondero Nunez and others.
Nogales, Sonora.
As Mr. Villasenor Informed me that
he had succeeded in the election held
day before yesterday, had no
hesitancy in congratularing him in
the same manner l woulc have con-
graduated any of the other can
didates at the tine of theis sue
cess.
This courtesy in no way indicates
anv Government support, or peril, at
the time justice will be impaired to
proper party when t e case is
brought up.
l salute you affectionately,
F. A. BORQUEZ,
Governor.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
LOS ANGELES LIVE
STOCK SHOW GROWING

Exhibits Coming FROM Atlantic Coast
LOS ANGELES, Sept. T. "With
entries in all departments in our
Livestock Show, October BIO, COM
ng from Atlantic Coast, middle
western and western points, we feel
hat our exhibition is NO longer a
zeal affair, but is being supported
by breeders everywhere" Manager 9.
:. Thcmas said today.
Letters received, indicate that most
desirable nationwide advertising was
secured through former shows. A
.-eason for this is that visiting ex-
hibitors always have met with square
treatment and appreciation here.
Of the $55,O00 provided for prize
money in the livestock show, horse
how and rodeo, competition for
which is open to the world, s7,5cO
is offered in the horse show, while
10000 is hung up in.rodeo and run
ming race purses.
So many requests for display space
ire coming in that it has been found
necessary to plan more buildings in
which to house exhibits Breeders
contemplating entering should make
DUPLICATION at once in order to secure
space.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02

HOW U. S. AGENTS WORK IN
ORIENT
H. b. Warner Plays Role Of Secret
American Diplomat In "The
Pagan God" His Latest
Motion Picture.

An American secret-se, vice agent
going into nest of a revolutionary
Tong in the interior of Mongolia
becoming a 'hachetman' and parti-
cipating in the Sc ret meetings of the
willy Chinese, was the job UNDER
taken by Bruce Winthrcr in "The
Pagan God,' H. B. Warmers produc-
tion made for Robertson-Cole and
distributed by Exhibitors Mutual.
In order to find out the inner work
ngs of the "Tong of Freedom"
Winthrop pretends to have deserted
his own peopIe-become q renegade,
in fact-and is so stigmatized by the
American Consul at Nanlhing, who
did not know Winthrop's mission in
Mongolia.
You're deserting your country's
service for alien. yellow gold"-he
snorted "It's CANNED neal traeson!"
Beautiful Bcryl Add" on, Winth-
ror's sweetheart, thoughr the same.
"You are not worthy of the love OF
any woman if you do this thing" she
declared.
iut Bruce kept his lips sealed, for
the lives of thousands of Americans
were at stake, ami duty was stronger
than love. To be traitor in the
eyes of the woman he lived, and tU
pretend to reciprocate tn, love of
passionate and ambition. half-caste
ad !enturess, CALLED his spirit. But
the end justified the means, though
ais life hung in the balance and the
love he cheris he'd above everything
In the world seemed lost l. him.
Warner has difficult role in this
production, but he portrays the
character supe1bly and is always
master of the situation. Will be seen
at the Royal Theatre Tomorrow.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
BUSINESS IS GOOD AT
NOCALES POST OFFICE

Postmaster Joe Mcintyre and his
efficient force of assls tants were
about the busiest folks IT this neck
of the woods yesterday arranging
The numerous details for the accom-
mediation of the public at the new
lost office building in Nelson Ave-
nue.. Despite the fact thGt there were
numerous "kIcks' regarding the
hanging of box numbers and other
,,inor inconvenience, the postmaster
md his clerks managed to please
Il majority of the citizens and within
few days the new office will be
running smoothly.
Owing to the increase in the num-
Ter of post office boxes, it was ne
cessary for Postmaster IlcIntyre To
re-arrange the Wondering of boxes
and the issuing of COM nations for
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
STRIKE RIOTS
IN BROOKLYN
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NEW YORK, September L. Sew
eral clashes between the police ano
strike sympathizers followed an at
tempt of the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit Company to increase transporta
tion services on lines affected by a
walkout of 5000 employees, Sunday
Streets cars protected with screens
were stormed with bricks bottle.
and stones, but no one was seriously
injured. Several hundred persons at
tackled the car barns and a small
force of police on duty there were
forced to summon the reserves.
The strikers voted to reject the
offer of Federal Judge Mayer to {;
limited arbitration of the matter ir
dispute and decided to remain or
strike. The meeting was held be
hind closed doors.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
CENTRYS CIRCUS
WILL SHOW TODAY

Gentry Brothers trained Animal
Circus will exhibit in Nogales, to-
dag. Two performances will be pre-
serted afternoon and light. The
children's fayorite exhibl ON has been
enlarged and improved for this years
tour until it eclipses all former ef-
forts Of the popular G. ntry Bros
Shows. A complete wild animal
circus in addition to the program
presented by the dometi, pets, COM
bined with the pick of tn, profession
Of human performers, makes the
popular Gentry Show m. re interest
ing than ever: The all new street
parade, with its severa bands and
calliope music will be wen on ex-
hibiticn day on the principal streets
and the little folks should be on hand
to see the animals in tLeir parade
dress.
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the same. This fact caused some de
'ay to citizens who were unable t
work the new combinations but with
in few days all the folks will be
efficient as professional SAT
cracker", to quote Ben Lvans.
In the new post office, a sufficien
nurber of boxes nave beve bee
installed to accommodate the public
and applications for boxes will b
met with prompt response by TIL
office force. Although grea
amount of time was necee: ary for tn
removal of the post office to the ne
building, Postmaster Mcintyre so ar
ranged matters that all rails for IT,
east and west and into Mexico
left on schedule .lme.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
Well Known Soldier
Goes To Islands

G. Clyde Bisel, former captain, A.
9. F.; soldier of fortune, globe tror-
Ger, expert horseman, Cossack and
toman rider, inventor, comedian, all
around athlete. now technical ser
seant, O. M. Corps, received his dis
:harge from that service yesterday
It Camp Stephen D. Little, and re-
Unlisted for service in the Q. M.
;orps in the PHILIPPINE Islands, and
will depart today for his new field
If service.
Sergeant Bisel is one of the most
widely known and popular soldiers
IN the army, having been with Uncle
Jam since outbreak of the Spanish
.merican War in 1898. During his
ing service he has experienced many
crange and startling adventures,
UGH as being lost in a Jungle, caught
l quicksand, shipwrecE, railway
accidents, and many otnnr thrilling
vents too numerous to ention. He
vas aboard of the U. S. transport
Warren, when that vessel was wreck
| is the island Sea of Japan, in
.9O2; he was also on The transport
hancock when that ship ran on a
eef off the coast of Luzon, P. ].
Bisel says his most thrilling ad-
enture was when en- the way to
rance, on the transport FL Pilner,
ghich broke down in the submarine
one, leaving the soldiers aboard at
he mercy IF a submarine for a
eriod of ten hours.
On the Island of Mindinao, =. L.,
n 1908. Bisel was guide and scout
or A. j. Savage-Lorgdore, the
oted British explorer; and he was
ne of the first white men TO
penetrate the heart of The Bogobo
'egion. Bisel has been in every state
n the Union, and almost every coun-
~ in the world. He leaves Nogales
adv for San Francisco, California,
embark for the Philippine.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
ELECTION HELD BY
NOCALES KNIGHTS.
0 F COL U N B US

At a meeting of the Nogales Coun-
Gil No. 1884 of the Knights of
Columbus, held last night, officers
were elected for the period commenc-
ing next October and end 'ng on the
same month in 1921. These elected
were the following:
R. L. O'NeilI, G. K; DIR. A. Wallace
D. G. K; Robert E. Lee, Adv; For
Lunato Mazon, Treasurer; Alfonso E..
Aviles, F. S.; ]. E. Avlles Jr., R. S.;
H. E. ChenoW' tn, W.; Alfonso Cas-
taneda, I. G.; Pedro Saldomonda, o.
c.; Frank ]. Barry and John p.
Burton, Trustees.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
25TH. INFANTRY
BAND CONCERT
AT PARK TONIGHT

By the 25th Infantry Band, Thurs
day Evening, September 2, 1920. in
the City Park, at s P. M
l. March 'tThe Bull Ring.
Beretta.
2. Overture "From d ,wn to
Twilight" ..... C. w Bennett.
). Fantasia- "From Dawn 70
Twilight" .....--. C. w. Dalbey.
a. Concert Waltz "Adlyn" ......
........... -....-,.... john T. Hall.
5. Selection from Pixley & Luders
Musical Comedy,-"King Dodo"
Arr. by W. H. Mackie.
(By Request)
6. Japanese Patrol. .-"Fou So Ka"
..-.-....... Theo. M. Tobani.
ENCORE NUMBERS:
a, "Sarf Dance &C. Chaminade.
b, can Evening in San Juan" ....
....... ........... Fred Luscomb.
C, Early Mornin' Slues" -..-.....-.
...........................-.. N. G. Davis.
Leslie King, Master Sergeant 25th
Infantry. (Band Leader).
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
NQCALESSON,MAN'
APPO|NTEOCONSuL!
AT Los ANGELES.

Daniel D. Palma, former resident
of Nogales, Sonora has b. en- appoint
ed vice consul for the Mexican gov
ernment at Los Angeles, California.
For many years, Mr. Palma has been
connected with various business en-
terprlses in Sonora and is well
qualified to fill the position to which
ne has been appointed.
En- route to Los Angeles 'frcm
Mexico City where he ha; been for
the past several months Mr.. Palma
visited relatives and friends here
yesterday. He stated that desipte
the busy times existing in Mexico
City prior to the presidential eIec-
tion of Sunday next, business and
financial conditions were in a pros
porous shape.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
UNITED Press Service)

CHICAGO, September l. George
White, chairman of the Democratic
central committee told the Senate in
vesIigating committee that the
Democrats had tentatively fixed the
campaign fund at $2,0O0.OOO. While
the Democrats were preparing to
draw pictures of dire poverty TO
make the Republicans appearing in
wealth, Republican lead RS said they
were not through showing up Demo-
cratic activities. White testified to-
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
WRESTLING CHAMPION WITH
GE4NIKI BliOI'HERS SHOWS

Steve Savage, the Wrestling Cham
pion is an added attraction with
Gentry Bros. Shows this year. The
science of wrestling at present is d.
the very pinnacle vfe popularity an,
TIE addition OF this well known
champion gives the wrestling fans an
opportunity to see Savage as ne ap.
pears at each performance OF tn
Shows in this city. The Slavic Giant
has met some Of the best men in the
world and is at the very height OF
his career at the present time, The
Gentry Shows will exhibit here to-
day and tonight.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
CHAMPION WRESTLER WITH
GENTRY BROTHERS SHOWS

The International Wre ting Cham
ion, Steve Savage, will soon appear
n this city in connection with Gen.
try Bros. Shows. The Slavic Giant
will meet all comers d ing the en-
gagement dF he Show in this city.
Savage is a well known wrestler and
his appearance here will DO doubt be
appreciated by the lovers Of the sport
in .his city The Gentry Shows wilt
exhibit here, this afternoon and to-
night.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
OPERATIONS OF BIG
FIVE" MADE KNOWN TO
OEPMT. OF JUSTICE
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WASHINGTON, September 1. -
Federal Trade Commiss oner Colver
and the National Leagus of Women
Voters are opposing the plan of the
big meat packers of Chicago to sell
their control in the stock yards to a
holding company capitalized at
$50, 900, 900.
The plan of the packers which was
ascertained by the federal trade COM
missioner assisted by number of
women has been placed in the hands
of the department of justice. Fed
eral Commissioner Colver declared
the plan would result in the conceal
ment of the real owners 'p of stock
yards and would also result in the
possible evasion of the income tax
and the antitrust laws.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
PERSHING WILL MAKE
SOUTH AMERICAN TOUR
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WASHINGTON, September 1. -
General Pershing will tour the prin-
cipal countries of South America at
ne end of year as the personal rep
resentative of President Wilson, ac-
cordipg to tentative plans of the
state 4cpartiient. Perslilgs trip is
20 return the visit of the Brazilian
President, Dr. Epitaeie Pessoa, of
Siast year.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
NJ CSWEENEY
is GIVEN NEW
LEASE ON LIFE
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WASHINGTON, September /. -
Frank P. Walsh, said that Secretary
If state Colby had told him that "he
will endeavor to do something and do
it quickly" in regard to the case of
Lord Mayor McSweeney, dying Of
munger IN a British jail. Before
{ eeing Colby, Walsh visited the
White House and left with Secretary
Tumulty a formal appeal to Presi-
3entDWilson to take some action in
regard to saving the life of Nc
sweeney.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
United Press Service)

NEW YORK, September L. The
national league of women voters
while confident that the motion of
the Tennessee legislature passed late
yesterday resembling the action of
the nineteenth amendment on the
grounds that it is illegal, today be-
gan rounding up the suffrage ma
jOrlty preparatory to continuing the
battle III Tennessee.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
WALL STREET BROUGHT
INTO PRESIDENTIAL
FUND SQUABLE

day that the Democrats were pre-
pairing to spend 100000 on the
speakers bureau. He said that the
contributions were not limited but
that their source determined the
amount received.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
Omitted Press Servfce)

LONDON, September Military
experts fear that General Wrangels
torces will be unable to recover from
-he crushing defeat adr Mustered by
the Bolsheviki. Meagre dispatches
from Constantinople confirmed Mos
cow reports that Wrangels forces had
been crushed.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
UNITED Press Service)

LONDON, September 1.-Govern-
ment physicians reversed their re-
cent predictions and declared it was
tleir 5elief that Lord Mayor Nc
sweeney would live from a week to
y days longer.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02

COLUMBUS, September Ed H.
Moore, Cox, convention manager. left
for Chicago with additional evidence
intending to support the Democratic
candidates charge that the Repub-
iican are seeking huge slush
fund 1t was learned following a con-
ference of M ,ore, Cox and Senator
Pomerene.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
'ENNSYLVANIA MINERS
DECIDE TO GO ON STRIKE

Omitted Press Service)
WILKESBARRE, Pa, September 1.
-Anthricite miners are dissatisfied
With The Presidents Coal Commits
sion wage award and voted un-
animously to strike tomorrow.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
.YAQU| RURAlE
KILLS NEGRO
UNITED Press Service)

SAN DIEGO, September 1.-Shot
by Mexican Rurale at Tia Juana,
,ames Jones. and Amer can Negro,
proprietor of lunch stand died in
local hospital. Sheriff Byers is in
vestigating. According to the
Sherlff's information a rurale MEM
Der of Yaqul Indian detachment
that arrived at Tia Juana few days
ago, did the shooting following a
dispute over liquor.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
Omitted Press Service)

Omitted Press Service)
CHICAGO, September L. W. C.
Christensen, candidate of the Farmer
Labor party for president charged
that both the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties were being financed by
Wall Street, when he appeared be-
fore the Senate investigating CON-
mittee.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
United Press Servicel

COLUMBUS, Septemb / l. Gov
ernor Cox conferred with Senator
Pomerene, a member of the Senate
investigating Committee in Chicago.
Both refused to make statements
other than to say that Pomerene was
returning to Ohio on matters per-
tanning to an important law case.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
UNITED Press Service)


CHICAGO, September 1.-William
Barnes, New York state political
leader was supponaed to tell the
Senate campaign fund Investigating
comittee about pledges ob.ained from
Rocllerfellers and other fInanciers in
support of his book Republicans In
192O.' Senator Kenyon, chairman Of
the committee annuonced that Sena-
tor Reid, of Missouri, Democratic
member of the COMMITTEES requested
that Barnes be summoned after his
name came up in the hearing of the
testimony of Wilburn W. Marsh,
democratic treasurer
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02

Yesterday evening Mr.. George H
Pratt went to Florence, where he has
been appointed a guard al the state
pr son.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
TENNESSEE
SCARES OUT
SUFFRhCISTS
United r - Service

NOHII6U : - '-IVICC
WASHINGTON, Sc. anber 1. -
Suffrage leaders llg~4. vigorous
campaign to secure the ratification
of the suffrage amendment by the
Connecticut legislature ito prevent
possible legal complications follow
ing the Tennessee action yesterday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02

II is reported that there will be a
:3ntest over the municipal election
in Nogales, Sonora, Sunday
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
POLES HOLDING
OFF B0LSHEv|kI
UNITED Press Service)

NOIHItU I6SS O6IVICeJ
WARSAW, September l.. = Fur
ther gains in the north more than
offset the temporary gains made by
the Bolsheviki in the south it is re-
ported at Polish headquarters.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-02
AEDIAL MAIL CARRIERS
FALL TO THEIR DEATH
United Press Service)

MORRISTOWN, September 1. -
WON aerial mall fliers we're burned
to death following an accident when
t.leir plane fell here. They were
flying from New York to Chicago.