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Evening journal., 1920-09-01
Keystone Hot Shots
BY THE OLD GUARDS.


Busly McGinnis and Bottling Reed,
the singing boxer, most likely VIII
|come together In the near future.
This years Ministries show promise
80 eclipse anything OF its kind ever
|gotten together In this town.
What has become OF our old friend
Jimmy White3 We haven't seen him
lin coon's age. and we miss his
smiling face at the club rooms.
Spike Hayden, Billy Jennings and
'Bear Cat Wiegins viii represent the
.club next Monday at the Fair Grounds
In The shot-put event.
pat Strawbridge. Bear Cat Virgins.
kIessie Coyle and Kid Hammer Will en-
/ Ter in the iOO-yard dash and relay
race.
Fred DEM has just arrived back
@from Newark, n. j.. where he won
Nvo wrestling matches updc. the club
5olors.
We expect this TO be our banner
3year despite the fact that a number
&Df people are knocking us. We can
hot understand why, as we have al
Nays tried TO be fair and square.
Too bad some people can't do any
/ hing unless they Sc. paid. And then
hey call themselves boosters OF sport.
<fes, this years referee Is a true blood
"bOOster OF sport
Evening journal., 1920-09-01

Any one OF six major league teams
today can be- picked for the winner OF
the world series Not I'm recent times
has there BEEN so close a race In the
two organizations with three teams
in each loop practically tied for flrst
hOnors.
The last stretch Of the 1920 race
started today With Chicaro. Cleveland
and New York punched in the Ameri-
can League. In the National. Brook
lyn. Cincinnati and New York were
in the flght with only slightly greater
distance between them than there is
between the leaders OF the other cir
cult
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
NINTH WARD STUFF

Coaches B. Janicke and Dan Bradley
1f the Ninth Wad Athletic Club will
have the fast eleven on the neld his
|eason. and will meet any 100 pounds
|eam In or out OF the city.
All challenges should be addressed
II b. Janicke, Ninth Ward A. c..
Thirteenth and Heald streets. The
lineup Is as follows: w. Travis, d.
Hayes, w Mcbride, B. Connor. C..
l,onnor, w. Russell, A. Russell. B.
'anlcke, A. Clark, r. Lutz, j. Pines,
|id Yodel and p. Orth.
The Ninth Ward boys are strong on
.ootball this season and are coming
. lean with the sport They are or
anlzing a team composed mostly Of
|igh School youngsters and will sure
bring home the bacon.
Well, Nuts, you have a pretty good
neup. You ought 10 bring home
bat stun we are longing 10 see once
lore over the bridge, pennant.
Nuts who Is that guy by the name
/ B. Janicke? Bet he Is one OF those
4 igh school boys or college students.
O. - ANhto
We all want to get together now
.nd make this season one Of the best
e ever had over the Ninth Ward.
verybody out strong for the old
. potball game
4 We didn't do much at baseball but
e G will show ehe crowd what we can
at football. This Is our lucky year.
Windy we will see what we can do
ith the Eleventh Warders on Satur-
.y. You know what saved Parkside
II st Saturday. Four letters will tell
be verdict-rain.
. Everybody out this Saturday 10 see
Ninth Ward youngsters give .Elev-
lth Ward trimming We had them
iessing last time we played them
Il Indy, and we know you can get
EN- this time.
The Ninth Ward has the spirit and
e makings OF a good team John
alloy, keep your EYES on this outh'.
s We want 10 sec an those Ninth
81 ard rooters out for this game. be-
Z use II Will be our last hard game
Is season.
There viii be a special meeting Fri
~ evening. All members should
+. lend
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
Unique Crewe Nonsense
BY OTTO n. sCHOTT.

Joe and George aim 70 tell the
truth, but they are bad shots.
Jules says II you have never gone
shooting you don't know what
you've missed"
Dewey lost his dog. He advertised
for 70. but as the dog cannot read,
he did not receive word from II.
Al Is a close rival OF Doug Fair
banks in the acrobat stun, although
even Doug cannot fall out OF a tree
in iusttlhe same msnner Al did.
George wasn't hungry on the hike
The other day. Good thing he wasn't
or we would have been
The next meeing OF the crew will
be held at The home OF Tom Farley,
1906 West street.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
State Athletes Enter
for Fair Sport CaTniuaI

have entered for the championship
meet II Is felt In sporting circles that
the honors viii be carried of by VIII
mingion entrants.
There are ilfiy-two medals, Of gold,
silver and bronze, and three cups TO
be awarded TO the winners OF the
various events have been run.
Mr. Ray announced yesterday that
an those who have entered their
names for the meet viii have 90 ap-
ply 10 him at the Community Service
Building. Tenth and Market streets,
FOR passes into the Fair Grounds. Ap-
piicalon must be made before Mon
day OF mex. week
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
Any One Of Sir Can
be Picked as Champion

In both leagues the month OF Sep
temhor opened with changes In posi-
tions. Cincinnati was warped out Of
FIRST place by Brooklyn, the Reds los
ing TO Boston while the Robins de-
feated The Cards.
Cleveland, in the American League,
slipped once more into second place,
defeating Washington while New York
fell before the St. Louis Browns. The
White SoX also suffered defeat and
the margin between the Indians Is a
trlning matter Of three points.
With The Indians in a fairly soft
place today, 10 Is possible they will
be back in the lead shortly
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
BIGLEAGUE STUFF

Yesterdays ero-Lebourveau OF he
hillies and his little cudgel. With
home run, double and single he
at the Cubs. 3 to 0.
The Robins few back into first
ace by winning from st. Louis.
?. Pfeffer celebrated his last
me n fhe West his season, by
|arklng up his ninth straight vic
+ ~. He held the Cards to Z hits and
oned three.
IThe Pirates followed up their
.uble victory over the Giants by
+ ing wild in the seventh. scoring six
. rs and winning the third Of the
1 ries, 20 ,. Kings csrelessness.
IN Cutshaw's ny speeded the de-
. .Ri.
cleveland passed the Yankees by
King another from the Senators,
I 4. Bagby went at top speed and
. m better support would have
&pred a shulout.
IThe White Sox failed 70 solve Bush
n lost to Boston, TO 3.
bike Davis. after ono bad inning
hen the Yankees forged ahead. set
a down and the Browns won, 8
Irhe Athletics and Tigers went M
f n innings TO darkness and then
IL with the score s-s.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
IcnEsROOK PRACTICE TONIGHT

|hcsrook football team, VIII start
ctice this evening at the play
'und plot at Tenth and King streets.
( meeting will be called az 100
Managers Joe Condor and Wcyl are
ndcnt that Chesrook viii dnpli-
|e the wonderful performance Of
season whom they won the cham
|nship OF Delaware.
|hc management will be unable 20
| ure Harlan Field until the latter
N Of October. The schedule will
| all probability start October t6.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
DEFIANCE AGAIN.

defiance football candidates are re-
|ested 10 report at the Third and
|ams field at 6 o'clock tomorrow
Int. 10 is likely that a short scrim-
ge will be held, as This will make
nth turnout for the boys and
my OF hem are anxious for the
ID.
|The club viii open It's season on
'btehmber IS wSh either White
|cle or ST. AIMS.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
nEFIANCE TnAcK CALL

Defiance track and field team will
hold their nrst workout tomorrow
night al fhe Cool Spring reservoir, and
all the candidates are requested 20 re-
rooms: August W0rrall. Lehman.
Baltimore. Fraicis Riley, ROdgers.
Morris. Burton, Lacey. Murphy.
Creighton, Recder. Mcdonald. Rem
ncdy, Gillespie, Savage, H0racle and
Uolan
Immediately following a snort talk
the athletes will go 10 the reservoir
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
ST. PAUL,s TAKE NOTICE.

81. HedwiF's Of the Catholic league
would like 10 hear from any Of the
twilight baseball would-be champs.
including Grace and st. Paul. The
SAINTS have a victory over Defiance
and other fast clubs and now would
like TO hear particularly from St
Paul. Address J. Mikolaiewski, i09
Porter street.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
ST. HEDWIG TAKES
DEFIANCE SERIES

st. Hedwig trimmed Defiance last
mint 6 TO o. The Saints got started
in lle first inning and kept going un-
Oil We fourth Defiance didn't have
a look-in This was the deciding
game Of a series OF three. the Saints
taking the series. Tie score:
IIFTknfTH
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
COM BY -INNINGs:

81. Hedwig ...........t ? 3 600 0-6
Defiance ..............O o o o o 90
Struck out-By Osowski z, by
Quinn 3. Two-base hiss Bukowski
,, Clark, J. Bukowski, Whalen. Home
run-Osowski.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
IIrTIE GIANTs TAkE ANnTnEn

Little Giants defeated Liberty
hlrd yesterday TO B. John Riddle
pitched fine bah for the winning
Team. having ten strikc-ouls. Buster,
Kid Curley and Pete also played fne
ball.
Batteries: little Gianls-Riddle
and Spider: Llbcriy-Wcst and Buddy.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
vANDEvER FIEID CLUB OUT.

EandeVer Field Club would like 10
|hedule twiligh. or Saturday games
Il the remainder Of the season.
|ams wishing games should COM
|lnicate with Manager +. S. Thomp-
h. 633 Nandever avenue.
|rhe Nandever Field Club Is max
great preparations for the 1921
|seball season. The following men
'nprise the team.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01

The Want Ads give many oppor-
tunities for making extra money.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01

Domestics and housekeepers can al
ways find good positions in the Want
Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
HOSE UP AGAINST GAS.
pARKsIDF. IRIS. COME THROUGH

Parkside. Jrs., defeated Oldmill last
night by the score OF 3 TO 0. Smith
pitched for Parkside, Jrs., and Daw-
son for Oldmill, Jrs.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01

The work OF the Want Ads ends
only with IN satisfaction OF their
employer-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01
FOR SALE.
FoR SALE.

TOK oALE.
1921 Lancaster Ave. 6 r., D., p.
o23 2. Seventeenth St, 5 r.. B., p.
II. Space for garages.
700 kirkwood St. Z r., B.
9i3 West Seventh ST.. sR-, r. Pr.
iai3 w. Ninth ST.. . r. B.. p, n
Good opportunity for quick buyer.
Corner house, rooms and bath, and
store; stock cigars. candy, ice cream
and notions.
Call at my ONCE for particulars.
c. A. BALAScIO,
91S Market St.
Phone 22is-w.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01

Busly McGinnis and Bottling Reed,
the singing boxer, most likely VIII
come together In the near future.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01

This years Ministries show promise
80 eclipse anything OF its kind ever
|gotten together In this town.
Evening journal., 1920-09-01

Contains hot water heater, a SER
wants lavatory, stationary wash
tubs, garage, ETC., the entrance to
the garage being paved from Han
cock street.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17

MACIERZY POLSKIEJ
z GLoWNE-
GO ZARZADU MAcIERZY
POLSKIEJ.

Regularne mieSieczne posiedze
ME Zarzadu Glownego Macierzy
Poiskiej odbyio sic W piatek VIE
czorem, dnia 9go lipca, 1920 ro-
XII, w sail wiasnej.
! Posiedzenie zagaii prezes. Woj
CZECH F. Soska, a modlitwe Cd
mGwil Moderator, X. Fr. Cor
don.
Obecni ma posiedzeniu by!i:-
Moderator X. Fr. Gordon; pre-
yes. w. F. Soska; wiceprezesi,
Antonina Baranowska i Albert
Menkicki; sekr. gen. Tom. S. Ella
cliowski; skarbnik, Julian Szcze-
panski; dyrektorzy, Stanisiaw
~Liczmanski, Jan Maciejewski i
szczepan Imbiorsh; dyrektorki,
Franciszka Bieschke, Marya I'm
biorska i Konstsneya Czekata;
adwokat, Wawrzyniec Zygrnunt;
lekarz naczelny, DR.. FIR. A. Du-
lax.
Protokol z posiedzenia czerw-
eowego przyjeto ma wniosek Dyr.
Iiczmanskiego.
Sprawozdsnie finansowe, Cd
czytane przez Dyr. Liczmanskie
go, przyieto ma wniosek skarbni-
ka Szczepanskiego.
Sprawozdanie finansowe:
Hasa z przeniesienia $114.1oj.:59
P~rzychody 6,45l.55
Razem 121,247.r4
Wydatki a,136.z2
Majatek t19,11o.+c
Ulokowanie Majatku M. p.
Bondy Rzadu St. Zjedn. 10000
Bondy Polskic I,0O0.c0
" h~ipotekaeh l04,250.oo
w banku S,9o7.s4
= skarbnika .GS
Razem In,1sS.no
Czeki niespieniezone 3.04& 50
Razem ll9,lI047
Rachunki uchwalono zaplacic
na wniosek dyr. LiczmanSkieso.
Sekr. przedstawil 3 wypadki
$mierci. jak nastepuje:
I. Pc sp. Fr. Jaszcz. Z Odd, s
suma $500 zonie ApoIonii.
:. 70 Sp. Nary haSprzyN a. l.
Qddz. 81 - suma $500 MEOW
Nalentemu.
5. Pc Sp. jamie Kohczyk. z Cd
dzjatu So - suma $500 zonie Ma
ryi,
Ma wniosek dyr. lmbiorskicj Il
chwalono wypiacic wszystkic w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
z BIURA ZARZADU CLIO
WNEGo MACIERZY POL
SKIEJ.

w biurze Zarzadu G4ownego
Macierzy Polskiej MONA w dal-
Sym ciagu zamawiac Bondy Pol
skie ma spaaty. Kazdy oddziai po-
winien poczuwae sic do swietego
obowiazku i przyjSe Polsce z po-
noca. zwfaszcza teraz w czasach
tax dla niej krytycznych.
Wiele Oddziaiow juz zakupiio
Bondy Polskie. chociaz ME "a po-
Srednictwem Zarzadu Giownego,
lecz Oddziaiy, ktore ME zakupiiy
koniecznie musza obudzic sic i "a
pisae sobie Bond Polsk, gdyz
nahba to bedzie czionkom hub
czlonkiniom OddziaIu, ktory ME
zrozumie tel swojej powinnosei.
Splaty miesieczne jsk najdogo-
d~niejsze ola Oddziaf6w Macierzy
Poiskiej. Pierwsza wp{ata $500
lub $1,000 tyiko!
Biuro Macierzy Polskiej otwar
he codziei Cd 9tej rano a W czwar-
tiki do godziny 9 wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17

padki, skoro nalezne dokumeiita
bede 1nadesiane do biura.
Sekr. przedstawia, re kilka I'd
dziaiow nadesiaio listownie lub
osobiscie zglosily sig do biura
Sckr. z prosba 0 zaczekanie Z
czerwcowym cyrkularzem do lip
ca i wtedy chca zaplacic "a diva
micsiacc. .ProSbe ma wniosek
Sekr. Blachowskiego uwzglednio
no.
Sekr. przedklada propozycye
wiceprezesa M Stan Indiana, P.
Lopatki, azeby ma ogioszeniach,
gdzie widuieja wszystkie nazwi-
ska cz}onk6w i czionkin Zarzadu
umieScic rowniez nazwiska Wi
ccprezes6w ma Stany. Przychylo
no sic do p~ropozycyi.
Sekr. przedkiada listy suspcn-
dowania cd Oddz. 81 i Oddz. 81
IA Miodziankowie. Pc objasnie-
niu re strony Sekretarza, re Cd
Zarzadu Giownego wysSano sto-
sowne iisty do kazdego, .uchwa-
lono postspic wedlug Konstytu-
CYL ma wniosek Sekr. Blachow-
skiego.
Dyr. Imbiorski skiada sprawl
zdanie z pobytu ma posiedzeniu
Oddzialow W Michigan City,
gdzie wszystko idzie teraz w po
rz2dku. Sprawozdanie przyieto.
Ma prosbe Oddziaiu 80 prezes
Soska wydelegowa, Dyr, Imbior
ske i Czekale ma ich posiedzenie
we wtorek, Is lipca.
Korespondencye cd Oddz;aiu
Al przyjeto po wyjasaieniu Sekre
TARA re wyslat zadanc informa-
eye, jakotez i ustnie je udzielil
skarbnikowi Oddzialu.
Przyjeto rapport adv. Zygmun-
ia W sprawie morgeczu pc Sp.
NJ. Brochockim j ma wniosek dyr.
L.iczmanskiego odlozono sprawe
do 1go pazdziernika,
Sprawe suspendowanych W
Oddz. 90, Oddz. so i Oddz. - Ia
iatwiono przez przyjecie napo--
wrot, Z zastrzezeniem. re wszy-
stkie podaki cd daty suspendo-
wanna musza bye opiacone -
ia wniosek Skarb. SzczcpansN;c-
go.
Sekr. czyta rezolucye za}obn2 z
powodu Smierci s. p. Jana Kon-
czyka; przyjeto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
500 I WoLNE WsTEPNE.

Kazdy Macierzysta kazda Ma.
cierzystka moga W wolnych 60
izinach wieczornych zarobic So
bic dose grosza ma opiacenie
wszeEkich koszt6w swych waka.
cyi, przez Prace dla organizacyt,
werbujsc nowych czlonkow i no.
we czionkinie do Maeierzy Pol,
skiei.
"a Eazdego nowego czionka Tub
ezIonkinie, Zarzad Gfowny dale
" nagrodzie $500 W gotowce! A.
,eby $1,000 zarobiG, trzeba EVER
bowsG tyiko % czionkow Tub
czionkih. Ciezka to rzecza wcale
ME jest.
Zapamietajmy sobie, re tabela
Maeierzy Polskiej jest nizsza Cd
abel kt6rejkotwiek z innyeh pol
skich organizacyi, a do tego wy
starczajaca ma wszelkie potrzehy
obecne i w przyszloSci!
Ogiaszajmy to wszedzie! Mech
vszyscy wiedzq. ze naiezac do
Macierzy Polskiej, wygorowa-
nych podatk6w sic ME piaci. lecz
wstepujqc ma sic te pewnosc. re
.edzie sic oplacalo mozliwie maj
nizszq sumo z zupetna gwaran-
cyq. re ma SIG nailepsze zabez-
pieczenie W caiych Stanach Zjc-
tnoczonvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17

Sekr. zawiadamia, re organiza-
torka, p. PERI, wyjezdza do To-
lcdo w cclu zorganizoWania no.
wego Oddzialu.
Sprawl nowego Oddzia}u W
SO. Bend jest ma drodze do zrea-
lizowania, jak r~aportuje Vice.
prezes, p. Lopatka do biura Sekr.
Uchwalono sprawe energiczuiei
poprzec i W tym celu prezes, de-
leguje Sekr. Blachowskiego, axe
by sic tenn zajai.
Sekr. wnosi sprawe opieki, mad
maiolctnimi; ma jego wlliosek u
chwalono urzadzic Wieczorek, W
~czasie i miejscu przez scisly "a
Rad zadecydowanem, ma kt6ry
beda zaproszeni czionkowie ko-
m;tetow parafialnych.
Sekr' przedstawia artykuly po
ch,ebne o Macierzy Polskdej W
,,GoSciu Niedzielnym" i w .Fraw
die. Ma wniosek Sekretarza IL
chwalsno wyslac listy dziekczyn-
ne redaktorom tychze gazet.
Sekr. zawiadamia, re prawdo-
rodobnie ma Wojciechowie slor-
n,uje sic nowy Oddzial zehski Z
obccnych czionkin Oddz. 90
w odpowiedzi ma list PAM
Wruk z Joliet uchwalono przyJ-
mowac do Macierzy S}owian, je-
ze;i odpowiadaja przepisom ma
szej konStytucyi.
Sekr. zawiadamia o kilka in
nych nowo zakiadajacych sic Cd
dziaiow, tax, re do konca' ro!;u
prawdpodobnie bedzie l25 Cd
dziaiow.
Posicdzenic odroczono modli--
twa, kt6ra odmowii Moderator,
Y. Fr. Gordon.
Tom. S. Blachowski,
Sekr. Gen. NJ. P.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
Dlaczego
Bank Union
Jest peWnym /!

Dlatego, re podlega scislej
kontroli Stanu Illinois. Jest
k~ierowany przez ludzi INA
nych, dokwiadczonych W Swiecie hnan
sowym, majatek i wysokie moralne
stanowisko jest znakiem bezpieczen-
silva.
Vice spiesz sic abyS korzystal Z
oferty Banku, kt6ry bedzie Placil procent
ma wszystkich kontach oszczednoscloWych
otworzonych do wieczoru dnia 21so Lipca
beda pobierat procent cd lso Lipca' 1870
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-22
TENSE PRESSURE
ON HER HEAD
MY Sides. Back and Head Pained
Me just All the Time" Says
Alabama Lady. Who Took
Cardu and Got Well

Uniontown, Ala.-"After the birth
of my baby, l came near dying, writes
Mrs Maude Felts, of Uniontown Il
was In an awful condition It
lust looked like / would die.
Il couldn't bear anyone TO even
touch me, was so sore. not even
to turn me in bed. My sides, back
and head all panied me, just all the
time.
eve had the doctor every day and
he did everything he knew how, it
looked like Yet l lay there suffering
such intense pains as seems l can't
describe
Finally, ] said to my husband, let
us try Cardu He went for II
at once, and before l had taken the
first bottle the came back, the
soreness began to go away and l
began to mend. The intense pressure
seemed all at once 10 leave my head,
and before long I was up.
"I took three bottles and was well
and strong and able to do my work.
| believed Cardui saved my life d.
l cannot praise it enough for what it
did for me"
If you are woman, and need a
tonic
Take Cardui, the Woman's Tonic
adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-22

for conquering the world would be
gone.
"The Germans are great people,
and will become q great republic IL
! they turn their genius into useful
things. If we enter the league they
will do this. If we do not enter 1t they
will again resort to militarisnl.
The Cotton Market
whats the matter with the cot
ton market? Under the terms of the
league the United States could have
loaned money to foreign nations with
| the provision that they purchase pro-
ducts such as cotton from the Amer
lean farmer, and that the United
States government pay the money di-
rect to the farmers here. The money
would not leave the country Under
such provisions, the American farmer
would now be receiving forty cents
Tor his cotton. And the Democrats are
going to get more money for the farm
er before long. There will be great
business prosperity after the inaugu-
ration of Cox on March 4.
Crime TO Oppose League
1T is a crime to oppose the league
of nations. If Harding wins there
will be universal military training
in this country. Rome tried universal
military training and failed, and so
did Germany Our boys went overseas
to put it down and now when they
come back the Republicans want to
set it up here.
I'm conclusion. let me say, that we
are standing at the forks of the roads.
One of the roads leads out on the path
where there Is universal military train
ing and where the horrid monster
of war awaits. The other road leads
away from the place where the war
monsters dwell and where peace
abides, where disputes are settled by
arbitration-where is the worlds pal
ladium of peace and where will be
carried out the words of the scrip
ture: They shall beat their swords
into plowshares and their spears into
pruning hooks
The hope is the hope of the age
and the cause is the cause Of the
world"
The senator-elect left last night fol-
Hendersonville, KY, where he will
speak.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-22
The Tide Turned


Harding Political Acrobat
II want TO ask candidly tonight O
question. Let's for the moment all be
Americans and lay aside party. Did
you ever see such political acrobat
as Harding? He's on and then he's
off He first said he was for tn,
league. and then said he was for II
with reservations. and then tells us
that he will reject Il entirely In
reply to a question addressed &c
Harding by citizen, asking tht
Republican candidate how he stood
on the league Of nations question
Harding replied. See my speeches.
"At Baltimore, Harding said tha'
he had no plans to prevent war and
the needless slaughter of millions OF
lives. The Republicans claim they
have plans for the elimination OF
harmful insects, for the elimination
OF the blood weevil forl the preven.
ton Of disease 10 hogs. but they
have no plans for the elimination OF
the thing which cause the slaughter
OF millions Of human lives.
"The speech by Harding in which
he rejected the league Of nations cost
him 10000 votes in California. for
Immediately after his address the
women OF that state wired him to that
effect.
I'm 1915. the Naval Law embodied
the peace tribunal law. The instruc.
tions at that time were 10 call a
meeting Of the peace tribunal imme.
diately after the war ended. and the
Republicans agreed and even so in.
structed the president. And when the
war ended, the president followine
instructions. called the meeting Of
the peace tribunal
In 1918. we wrote 1t In the arm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-22
CHICAGO LANDLORD SUFFERS
FROM SOFTENING OF HEART

Chicago, Oct. 22.-Mrs. E. A. Franks,
owner of an apartment house here,
has agreed TO rebate approximately
$40 of the October rent to each OF
her tenants, because the mild weather
during the month has effected n
saving In coal, II was announced to-
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-22

SATURDAY rs DOLLAR-DOWN
DAY Al SNEEDS. ANY SINGLE
ARTICLE IN OUR STORE FROM s5
10 SIS WILL BE DELIVERED FOR
81 CASH PAYMENT. BALANCE
WEEKLY PAYMENTS. ONE DAY
ONLY, SATURDAY, AT SNEED'S.-
Adv. 2l-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-22

It's n revelation 10 corn sufferers the
wonderful way that "Gets-Itn ~ banlshes
corns. spend two minutes-thate ALTO
apply ? or = drops 20 any corn or callus.
The pain will stop instantly. In few
seconds the corn dries right M, Soon
one complete piece root and all,
"Gets-ft"is sold by all druggists money
back on request. costs but tribe. Md.
BY n. Lawrence a Co., Chicago.
sold in Ardmore and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
johnson Drug Co. City Drug store,
Frame Drug Co. Bomar Drug CO. Clif.
ton o. Adcook.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-22

Let us now review the activities
at the Democratic convention at San
Francisco, There were no money
bags there. The delegates sat in open
deliberate session to vote, without
any stain of character. And they
nominated man who is the standard
bearer of Democracy and man who
will win the election on November
End.