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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-04

WASHINGTON - Miss Enr'ca
Clay Dillon, daughter OF the Ia'a
Judge Henry cray Dillon 81 Cah-
fornia, ia the first woman 10 en-
ter the field Of opera producing
She ~ producer Tor the Washing
ton Opera Comp ". MISS i'ilsoh
studied III Italy
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-04
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WANT TO HEAR from owner having
grocery store or other business for
sal" State cash price ana particulars.
JOHN !. BLACK, Illinois st, Chip.
pewa Falls, Wis.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-04
Almost Paradise on Earth.

In the fortunate Rrrruulas there
nre no reptiles 10 alarm. IN" ,hN'g-
en0us small lizard Is not even dan
Gcrons In appearance and the green
turtle Is transferable tu'o delicious
SCUM. OF hrdS aud FISH the islafihs
have splendid store: Ternud'Hns
would not Starv, a. death even should
the importation Of meat from TINS
country cta~e.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-04
Deadly War Weapon.

Among the inf"St war terrorS Is
submarine tauk, perfected by the
Frcntt + - able 10 crawl along river
md lake beds and suddenly appear in
the mlt~r of Hn enemy to open fire
with powerful guns
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-04

Philanthropic Department
Meets all day next Wednesday With
Mrs. Fred Scherer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-04

Tuesday Study Circle
Meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
j W. Petit,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-04
Notice.

The ladies of Christ Episcopal
church will hold a bazaar and sup
per at the Parish House on Wednes-
day evening. Dec. S Supper will be
served from SO until o'clock.
supper 10 cents.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-04
Notice

The regualr meeting of the ". aud
NJ Circle of the Kings Daughters
will be held on Monday evening. Dec,
G, at the home of Mrs, c. +. Knapp.
Election of officers and work.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-04
lnhn DMYer EniistS IN Army.

Mrs. y DWyer. 5l3 West Washing.
ton street. has received word that her
the lnited States army at Fort Logan,
Colo.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-04
ADMIRAL CQ. STIyT

y ADMIRAL E.Q. STITT
! WASHINGTON-Rear Admiral
Edward Rhodes Stitt. command
ing officer of the L S navy medl'
cal schools since 1916. has been
appointed surgeon eeneral OF the
navy to succeed Rear AdmlraI
w C. Braistead, who has retired
after eight years service IN inc
position. Admiral Stitt Is an an
thority on tropical medicine. tie
was recently called into conSuita-
ton by Admiral Grayson during
President Wilson's illness
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-04
Don't E0rnet

The fancy articles at the bazaar al
the Parish House Wednesday,
The evening world., 1920-09-23

workers IN ne metal trades, says a
Rome despatch 10 the Exchange Tele-
rraph to-day.
Occupation Of the o. 7. a. r., tancia
and Dubost Automobile Works. the
Ansaido Aviation Works and othe,
factories. chiefly textile. will be con-
tnusd. the despatch Gays. Tuesday
night Royal Guards we're fired on, one
being killed and several wouwndod.
Three armed 'Bod Guards" we're ar
rested.
AZ Milan a bomb was exploded on
the threshold Of the residence ~ a
The evening world., 1920-09-23
SENSATIONAL Off RINGS IN
MoMENs CLOVES

High Grade imported and Domestic
Makes
Real French suede Gloyesi a finer lot
Of suede gloves We have not seen 10
years; 2 clasp, some button, over
seam and p. K. Paris point and s row
emhd. backs; every desirable color aud
black; complete siE0s. o.o
Value $50 TO 5.25 pa, for. ...... E.4S
Washable Chamoisuede Gloves. IL
and 10 button; an exceptionally fine
quality; we'll made and perfect fitting,
in shades Of brown, grey, beaver, pom
gee and white. ~
Z 90 to AIS value per pair, Tor. l.3S
Washable Channoisuedo Gloves,
CLASH, self and toned embd. backs,
every desirable color. all perfect. -
Reg. 100 grade, for.......,,......'oS
The evening world., 1920-09-23
BIGGEST BARGAINS m LEATHER
GOODS EVER OFFERED BY US

Overnight Suit Cases, ! { inches. Made
OF black, long grain cowhide leather, tan
or blue MORE Innings, fitted with fine
quality cclluloid fittings, consisting Of
comb, brush. mirror, button hook, SOAP
box. tooth brush holder, tooth paste
coulaincr, lip salve coniainer, nail Tile
and culicle scissors. To-day's price
1880 FurFriday and Saturday $500
Suit Cases, ~ INCHES. black lonP-grsin
cowhidr. MORE lined, one large shirrcd
pocket IN cover and two small side peck
cts. strong brass lock. To-day's price
IS so For Friday and Sat,...,29.75
The evening world., 1920-09-23
TO SocIALIzE MINES.

Germsa cabinet Orders rrepara-
tion Of Measure.
BERLIN, sept 22.--Preparatlon Of a
bin by which soclallEation Of mlnas
throughout Germany might be carried
out was decided upon to-day at a meet
ms Of the Cabinet the Minister Of Pub
iic Economy being Instructed 90 franc
the measure.
The Cabinet also decided 70 extend
The evening world., 1920-09-23

ne power Of The Minister Of finance.
Despite reports that DR.. wirth, Minister
Of FINANCE. had resigned, he attended
to-day's meeting
The evening world., 1920-09-23

wore yellow Fever IN vera Crua.
vrHA CRUZ, Sept. z9.--Nine deaths
from yellow fever we're reported here
to-day Eleven new caaes developed
The evening world., 1920-09-23
MILLINERY MAIN FLOOR

Ready 10 wear hats of velvet, In a large
variety Of styles and trimmings. in
black. brown. navy, taupe and other
Fall shades. 20
Value O.75. special for IoO
Value 6.75, special ior.,,.......4.95
Vain, SOS. ,pscial fo-..........2.95
Untrinrnsd Velvet Hats. wide brim
and med um size Hat, rolling briu.
mushroom and naring brim black
and colors; also black with colored
fucings. Value 4.a5, special for. 8, 95
Burnt Ostrich Bands Of henna, black.
Copen, brown. navy, sand also the new
metal effect in gold and silver a smart
trimming for velvet hats. ,or
Value 81, special ior. l.35
The evening world., 1920-09-23
WOMEN's SWEATER COATS

Everybody needs one, these are all wool.
IN all colurs and black Regular coat
and Tuxedo styles, plain and fancy
knits ror
The evening world., 1920-09-23
WE OFFER DECIDED BARGAINS IN EVERY SECTIor
THROUGHOUT THE STORE.
LlNGERIE-2D FLOOR
Odd Lots Of Gowns, Chen1ises
and billie Burkea"

in a variety Of models and materials
Formerly marked to 275 80,
Envelope Chemise & Bloomers Of
fine quality silk mixed materials.
Model Bust Confiners, Of eXcep-
tionally durable material.
70 meily 100. for. ....oS
Camisoles Of heavy crepe de chine or
washable satin. trimmed with exquisite
lace, including real baby Irish. 80
Values 10 4.75. for........., T. III
The evening world., 1920-09-23

Reports from other cities said the
plague was spreading. with eight deuths
reported IN Monterey and I've ~ Tam
plco.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
DANIELS LAcES ARE KNOWN
THROUGHOUT TIE LAND

Novelty Flouneing, black and silver,
22 iu wide Value Ra5 I'D, TO- - IS
Silk Brussels Net. in black. white and
colors, ~ in. wide.
Value sos yd for............Z. 65
Black Chantilly Lace, IS in.
vide. Value ass yd., for....... l.9S
French Crepe Chiffon, IN most at
tract We colors
Value 265 I'd, for, ....,.......Z .Zo
The evening world., 1920-09-23
- 95
TRIMMED MILLINERY -2dFLOoR
a Special Offering Of Trimmed
Lyons and Panno Velvet Ha -

Dress aud tailored effects, in all the lead
ing and Fall colors and black, trimmed
with ostrich fancy novelties, pins aud
ornaments. Value 1880, Very
speclal. ....... ............... o. 10
The evening world., 1920-09-23

manufacturer Who WA loader Of the
opposition 20 the wofkers' claims.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

Startling Reductions for Friday and
Saturday

Roots" Underwear-ShiFts and
Drawers medium and heavy
weight, natural wool and cotton. All
sizes in regular auyl stouts,
For two days only, At,.,,,.,....Z.lO
Double Breasted Shirts, at.o..2. So
Carriers Union Suits-Heavy Winter
weight in natural wool and cotton. A
high grade suit.
Value CTS. Two days only. at. 4. So
Mems White Oxford Shirts-The
well known "Metric" make. All
sizes 10 10.
Value 500, Two days only, at z 50
Mems PHjAmAs-"tlniversal" Broken
assortments Of very fine quality Mer-
cerized Cotton Fabrics, in plain colors
and neat stripes; some with silk Rogs;
best workmanship all sizes to 10.
Values $50 to 500 2.95
Cardigan JAekets-Fine Worstsd-in
black and oxford A high grade coat.
Sizes TO "A only Value 500, -,
Two days only, at.............4.b5
The evening world., 1920-09-23
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN
DRESS NELVETS AND SILKS

Colored Chiffon VelvstS, 80 in. wide,
a handsome quality; exquis 10 Fall
shades, including Browns, Navy, King
Blue. Peacock, Copenhagen, Old
Rose, Gun Metal. Purple and Black.
Reg. 1880 grade per I'd, tor...7.95
Novelty Dress Silks-Figurod Crepe
dc Chine, Radiums and Satins. 30 in.
wide, fine imported and domestic makes.
beautiful color combinations
Formerly a25 10 500 I'd, for o.. 2.39
Printed Poplins, yard wide, fine quail.
ity, silk mixed; choice designs and color
ings suitable for Innings, &c
Reg. $50 quality per yd.......,. l.5S
Printed GeoTgettes, an exquisite as
sortment OF high grade novelties in light
and dark grounds.
Formerly $50 to $50 I'D. for. zee. l.39
IMPORTED SCOTCH GINGHAM
at half Regular Price; in an extensive as
sortment Of beautiful Plaids and Checks;
some plain colors all guaranteed abso-
lutely fast; 80 in. wide. This quality
usually retails at lbs yd. -
optcAhA ''ssss ss.sss'sss ssssssas ssOea
The evening world., 1920-09-23
FASHIONABLE FALL SUITS FOR
WOMEN AND MISSES MARKED
AT TREMENDOUS CONCESSIONS

Every suit has the mark Of distinction
and exclusiveness, the materials are fine
quality Tricotine, Serge and Velour, In
all this seasons colorings aud mix
lures. Correctly tailored. -
The evening world., 1920-09-23
WORKERS IN TURIN
REJECT AGREEMENT
Occupation Of Automobile and
Other Factories VIII BE
~o.tf.,.oH
Oonhnued.

LONDON. SECT IA referendum
arnone ne strikers IN Turin has re-
suited IN ths rejection o. The agree
msnt arrived AZ In Rene between the
enployers' representatives and the
The evening world., 1920-09-23
sILK AND CEoRoETTE BLoUsEs

Of fine quality silks and gcorgetl's, in a
large variety of newest styles; all colofs
and combinations Sizes to "a.
Actual values 10 1850. for...... 3.5o
The evening world., 1920-09-23
VELVET HAND BAGS

Plain or brocaded. black and colors,
fitted with purse and mirror. -.
Values 10 SIS. tor,....... 10
The evening world., 1920-09-23
REDUCTION IN RICE
QUALITY RIBBONS

Ribbons for Hair Bows-An especially
fine lot. comprising Roman stripe, taft
fetas and moires in beautiful colorings'
plain taffeta and taifeta with fancy
cord edges. 10 ~ in. os
Formerly 40 10 .G5 yd., ioE..,.....oo
The evening world., 1920-09-23
A BLACK SILK STOCKING SALE
AT BEFORE THE WAR PRICES
An Opportunity Like This vii
Hardly Occur Again

Heavy Weight, All Silk. Regularly
SIS pair. For this Sale .,...... 2.S5I
Medium Weight, All silk. Regu-
larry SIS pair. For this Sale ESQ
Medium Weight, Isle Tops. Regu-
larry AIS pair, For this Sale. 2.25
..iodiun Weight, Cotton Tops. Reg
ularly 22j pair For this Sale l so
Medium Weight, Scanned Back.
Regularly $50 pair. For this sale 100
MARVELLOUS REDUCTIONS IN
WoMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S KNIT
UNDERWEAR FOR FALL WEAR
All Well-Known Makes
Women's Vests and Pants, cotton,
heavy weight, all styles ,,o
Sizes 81 10 49, Value 200 ca. Tor. 1. ~
Sizes 40 TO A.. Value 2.25 ca. for LIS
Wonsn's Cotton Union Suits, isll
weight. all styles.
Sizes 81 to 80. Value 3.25 suit. for Z.UU
Sizes 40 TO ~. Value $50 suit. for Z. 70
Women's Vests and Pants, "a wool
"Root's," natural or white.
Sizes 81 TO ~. Value 400 Ca, for $50
Children's Cotton Vests and Pants,
f. n weight
Sizes 20 to rs. Value l,2S ca, iOr.,.65
Sizes 80 to 81, Value l.5O ca. fOr.".15
SALE OF ATTRACTIVE VEILINGs
French Dotted Yelling, black
only. os
Value $50 yd., for,..,.,,......'.So
Veilings, in dots. plain or fancy meshes,
| black or Colors. ~
Values TO 90 yd., or..........,,.'oo
RADICAL REDUCTION IN RICH
QUALITY RIBBONS
Ribbons for Hair Bows-An especially
fine lot. comprising Roman stripe, taft
fetas and moires in beautiful colprings'
plain taffeta and taifeta with fancy
cord edges, 8 10 so in. oE
For merly 40 TO .G5 I'D, foE.,....'0o
WOOL DRESS FABRICS
Imported Broadoloth, so in. wide,
Superior quality sponged and shrunk;
shades Of Navy, Peacock, Iaupe, Brown,
| Wine, Purple ana blach' , on
5.25 grade pc yd., for............O 'oS
Plaid WoTsted and Nelours, % in
wide, in new monotone effects, high
grade. A1e
! Formerly SIS to z95 yd,. for a. l >
Mannish Serge, 80 in. wide, all wool
Navy and black only; an excellent wear
ing quality Reg. 2R5 yd. ,so
Limited quantity only aL......, 1.oS
LACE CURTAIN SPECIALS
Vsnieo Lace Trimmed Marquisett,
Curtains, az yds. long. sor
Regularly 8. 90 pair, 70 ........, o.UI
Sunfast Madras, excellent quality, il
attractive colors, or
Plain Color, SO in. Reg go I'd, for y !
Figured, 80 in. Reg. l.65 yd., for. l.3S
Print Serim, all over patterns in sew
eral color combinations. ~
Regularly ,t5 I'D, toE.........-...'0S
The evening world., 1920-09-23
sun q RAIN SILK UMBRELLA

Good quality laiieta, bakelite trimmed
handles, with rings and cord loops,
black and coors
Values go ~ SIS for ,. 5O and b. 5O
The evening world., 1920-09-23
sMART. SNAPPY CONE

In plain colors and fancy mixtures.
newest styles In dfessy and plain
effects, Values to $500. for o.. $500
SERGE AND TRicoTINE DRESSES
Of tx client quality, colorngs Of navy
only; wonderfully attractive -
styles. Values To 80 90. ioru.. 1901
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
HnA 49, E@ 49,
~

Phil Tompkins was citizen
Who led normal life;
The neighbors held him in respect
And liked his sterling wife;
No breath Of scandal down the years
Had ever touched his name,
Beyond the petty faults Of man
That come to every game.
Phil was no hero, I'll admit,
And yet he was no crook;
His life, SO far as one could read,
Was like an open book;
And so he moved along the beat,
Esteemed by low and high,
Until he entered politics
And caught the Public Eye.
Where was the man Of yesterday
Whose character had cleaned?
Where was the simple citizen,
Respected and esteemed?
Old voters who had known him long
And always thought him sound
Picked up the Opposition Press
And tl1is is what they found:
"The nation can't afford to have
A man Of Tompkins' type;
Mole than seven years ago
He overcharged for tipe;
Still worse than this---in ~,
To prove his deeper shame,
His uncle drank glass Of beer
And played poker game
.Ayote for 1ompkiins,' = 50 theyrea
Without the slightest halt,
us but vote for burglary,
For murder and assault" -
Ten years ago his cousins niece,
Caught in shady DEAL,
Was fired for selling rabbitskins
In place Of Hudson SEAL"
They proved that he had held his seat
Within subway train,
The while female voter stepped
Upon his feet in vain;
And one big headline carried this
CONFESSION THAT APPALLS-
admits he never ploughed field
Or worked in overalls."
Alas, for Tompkins' honored name!
His wife was soon in tears;
II he neighbors' children met his kids
And greeted them with jeers;
And yet we often wonder why,
With sundry growls and kicks,
Somany people do not care
To enter politics.
The evening world., 1920-09-25

II has been settled by the officials
OF the International Sporting Club,
which club will stage the Georges
Carpenter Battling Levinsky twelve
round contest at the Jersey City base
ball grounds on the night Of Oct. II,
that the price OF tickets for this i'm
portant battle will be from So 20 $50.
The frst row OF boxes around the
ring, which will be known as the
boxes dc luxe" will be set aside for
the members OF t1e /, $. c., for which
the members who choose to purchase
them will pay $50 for seat, Tex
ORourkc, the hustling matchmaker
OF the club, declared to-day that the
other three bouts for the show will
be arranged by him in a few days
Bov Mcconnell the Irish lght hea,vweisht who
q fighting under the management NJ BUY Gibson
has been SIGNED up b. Gibson for his first hsh' IN
the East he Will 50 against silent Martin. tho
dsafmuts nsht,r NJ rhis clit IN the srmi nnh N
the Benny Leonard Johnny sheppard battle. which
viii De fought a. the bls armoU a. Patterson. ~
j.. on the HiSht OF OCT g.
Midget smith. the fart little nshrsr. who Is
rshtns in good form. matched to-day Go meet
Willie SPENCER the NvW England bsniamveishi
boxer n an eight round bout A. Hartford. Con-
y o. the night Of Oct. {, This 30 VIII b. the semi
FINAL 10 the Champion benny la0nard Frankie
Brltt bout vhioh viii h. the main event o. the
q evening Smith BE- WORKING out win Champion JACK
Britton a, 5Ih street and Eighth Avenue.
II was learned from reliable source TO day that
NJ a a. aHf a
the Aro-N A. &. opsn air hoIing show on THURSDAY
NIGH amounted to a trne over .F2s 900. Ny In
forma7t also said that the men boied FOR = pr
rentars NJ the gross rrosips and that each one Of
tbsr received over So 800. HAD the prices q tickets
b,,n S. 50 aud Is Ina club would have surely
taken u between 5000 and 1900 more.
Cb,m1on Kenny I.'ouard will add 2,O0o
rpnrs IN his lanSrou to-dN, a. he il 10 receive
taat san for fighting ral Moran. Tho Nov Or.
lears tighter, Ia a ten rulnd bput a. an opan
alr t,,I,ng show a. Easi Choago, Ind, this after
nam Immediately after the ooutest Leonard Will
40 TO Cleveland. where he fights iack Bhtton
a, the ball grounds on THURSDAY night
Lie ieans'ts tho veteran colorsd hesvweisht
pbo /. t-,zing vithN Georges CaHeutier at tn'
EiA,' club at summit \. D., m ssaang about
csu-ntier ON THURSDAY ngat At the ppoNd
T..,. hight 10 J-rss. Ciu said "Sume one
HlluE iu rH'Hi'' a hAa HAllN'H' WI ~ i-'
prtier s a much htter fighter and p,inrhe
than when I Jaw him I'm Paris many yran $50
10 Will surrly give Lo'lnsN great battle.
champion Jao. Rr'ton, arUompanied 10 I'M
r,anaew. ban -Norsan. will leave f"f cle'elan'
tosnorryF, where hes Will finish Ip ha tniuln.
"a, ma ten rund hittla Vitn Kenny Leonah a
" ne Cleveland baseball grounds on murdal
nght JACK Is IN excellent condition ior h
b1,t lie boIo I'm rounds srvy day WITH ias
bo1sga a. the opsn ar ''Em' a. 5ith Street aH'
EiEhth Ayonula -.-.------.--.---.---
The evening world., 1920-09-25
MARIE WAGNER AND.
A. |. OSTENDORF
IN MIXED FINALS
RunnerS-Up in New York State
Championship Shine on
the FIObOken Courts.

Miss Marie Wagner and A. l.. Osten-
dorf the runners-up In the New York
state championship. won their places
in the final round ~ the Castle Point
mixed doubles on the courts ~ the
HDboken Lawn Tennis club yester-
day. In a mattel filled with hard hit-
| ting against clever lobbing they dee
feated Mrs. Percy Wilbourn and lingo
/ r. Hartmann in straight sets. The
score was &c, I'll
The activities Of the day on the
! Hoboken courts were devoted 90 the
mixed doubles. Miss Wagner and Os-
tendorf coming In fov the major snare
/ Of the attention. on service and from
deep court Miss Wagner acquitted her-
self admirably She had her fun
share In tho rallies, as Hartmann, from
| his side Of the net. made excellent use
/ Of his powerful forehanders to pass
IOstCndorf. Likewise Mrs. Wilbourn
and Hartmann frequently tossed over
/ the heads Of their opponents as the
latter cam" up ip finish tie rallies by
/ II was on the occasions when the
J bail fell short that Ostendnrt brought
foff brilliant KILLS for the points. Miss
I Waguer's recovorles OF The deeply
played shots and her agility and
steadincss were always Iu evidence.
/ Hor hackhandcrs for passing strokes
sent the ball sizzling o. rough whom
ever the opposing pair afforded hDr a
/ chance az an upcnlug
Mrs. David e. Mills and Gerald
Mis- NarFsrct Grove and D Hnrrv
Strinkamp won bon rnr semi final round
iu IA, other competitions decided. The
former pair defeated Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Martin ~ the University Heights club
az Go b-3 The team work ui Mrs.
. Mills az driving and Emerson aE-
ErrsslNe net attack rarely Jailed in
produce results in thoir engagement
From ne opening service they held
the Martins upon tho defensive.
Paul Martin attempted too much iu
tn" way ~ court coy"rinE IN ne ter
guarded openings were not neglected
by Emerson who clounIy scored many
N the other third round battle Miss
Grove and Steinkampr mastered Nrs
Nass Noodhpuse ami 10. Chaplin los tho
tally of S. e. ln This encounter
Stoinkampf had his short court game
BOOMING along finely. llc picked his
openings as surely as RIot finds the
channel OF dark and stormy night iils
pace Wps often above MS usual FORM
so that Le beat down the strong Fol-
.leyiug that chaplin brought into acc
ton against him.
Three scml-dneI matches and IN,
finals % the mixed doubles arr ou me
programme To-Day. IND NIrl OF ans
Competitions win be the engagement ir
the Womc1's singles between Mrs El
ward " Lynch ami Mrs H. g. Mills
This will bo followed by FrodoricE G.
, Anderson against Alfred ~. hnUmet
An the semi-dn1l OF the mons singles.
, There ls the pos lbllty that Mrs. Aii,b
may bee called upon 90 play three
matches, as she pairs with Emerson
against Miss Grove and StcinNHmp' %
D the mixed doubles The victorious pail
ain finish the day by meeting Mis-
Wagner and OstcnlDrf for the CAST,
D Point cups IN the deciding match %
that event The finals of tine mems an'
= womens singles will Doe played to-mor
- row.
The evening world., 1920-09-25
TWO YOUNGSTERS
ONLY BOXMEN TO
Def BABE RUTH
Hoyt of Red Sox and Keefe of
Athletics Have Bold Swat
Kings ALLEY"
By Charles SomerUiIle.

DABE RUTH mado his NIFTY drst
n homer yesterday. I'm told they
have been secretly feeding him
sausage and sour contracts Big
stun for me. this pair OF homers, be-
cause 1 hollered In June sixty big
time" trounccs for this gink He'll
mako II yet--if he can induce any
pitcher TO pay him sporty attention.
Most pitchers when they face the
Babe in n crisis deliver as alright
cned dealer puts over the attend OF
"a straight lush caught in storm OF
bad luck.
The Babe is either a big hitter or
the largest tanner the world ever
saw. n he swipes the bulb, he wipes
the end Of No Mans Land: n no
wallops 10 Is always a big XIII.
Tho greatest pitchers avoid him In
emergencies. His blk challenges have
come this year from the kids.
Youth will be served"
Youth got some awful knocks. but
az tho same time. Plnkoy Hoyt OF
the Red SoX and Keefe OF the Ath-
leucs are couple Of youngsters who
challenged the Babe, struck him out
and made him smash the bat against
the concrete fence on two occasions.
u was tho insolence OF the youngs.
II maddened the Babe. But he never
turned surly under a. As matter
~ fact. the Babe ls only twenty-five
years old. and is a good sport him
self And he spoke approximately TO
me of the gamencss OF these two Kids.
and George ~ sent out postal ca rds
not long afterward when he kicked
the Pink for The two hundred yards
and more
Z The attendance yesterday shows
that the ianks have-win or lose
won "a big place IN the hearts OF US.
Twenty five thousand the losing
team meeting "a great crowd.
Now that Is a great test Of One pop
uiarity of the sport And We md by
common report that the pro- ga mbler
never ip his life real sport has
looked Hpon these great crowds with
an avnricious eve. 4 real sport. q
great sport is, fatty, endangered hoy
corrupt IOns
Because baseball Ire not the races
You make honest bots on horses m
run honest distances. and your husi-
ness is 90 figure that out But base
bail rs "A jumping race In its most or
rltic form. There can he no honest
! betting on general results. n Va al
/ right for you and me no swing a
wager ON our fayortos For an gam
/ blos among friends hCIp the after
noon along but baseball on tho
level, eludos the odds calculator, th'
wise guy" And whenever you dis.
cover "a bookie shouting for big bets
cali % Grand Jury
These guys arc money gruhhcrs
commits. They are amer the NE OF
baseball And when they have vermin.
zed the sport, these will be the hrs
10 sneak away and leave II a dirty
wreck.