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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
WON ON IT'S MERITS.

Every seat at Ebbets field had been
sold for the eighth game of the Sc
ries that was expected to be played
in Brooklyn, and had the series not
been on tn square, it would have
gone over until the Brooklyn game
could have been played. But the Sc
ries was absolutely on the level and
played on its merits, so iris Speak
er sent in his pitching ace, Stanley
Coveleskie, and Covey brought the
series to IAN end in Cleveland. max
ing another pilgrimage to Flatbush
unnecessary.
Both the Indians and Robins were
on their toes all the way, and the
series was well played in every game.
with the superiority of the Indians
coming to the front as soon as
Speaker and his tribe arrived home,
and began inhaling the fragrant odor
Of home cooking.
Every member of both clubs fought
hard to win, and when Cleveland
came out of the fray victorious, it
was because the Indians were the
best ball club.
throughout the entire series, and ev-
erything passed off without any of
the Sugly rumors that were floating
around this time last year, coming
to the surface.
Even had there been a Judas
among the Indians and Robins, he
would not have dared to show his
head in the sereE that just passed
into the archives of diamond his
tory. So the big games were played
on their merits, with the superior
machine triumphing.
The only discord in the har-
mony occurred when RUDE Mar
guard, Brooklyn pitcher was ar
rested for trying to profiteer on
some seats to the games played
in Cleveland. RUDE got black
listed for his money lust, which
is an example for others in the
future to follow, as was the ex-
ample of the banishine OF Joe
jackson, Eddie Cicotte and the
whole caboodle of baseball crooks
for other ball players who are
tempted by gamblers.
Marquard is left-handed and
left minded, which is the answer.
The fallen idols of the White Sox
have passed into oblivion with the
exception of Joe Jackson and Lefty
Williams, who have bobbed up at
Greenville, S. c., Jackson's home
town.
Joe used to be an idol there but
now he is even refused permission
to play ball in the town ball yard.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
vANDY VS.. TECH.

The most important gridiron en-
gagement among the Southern cham
pionship contenders on the Saturday
bill of fare is the Vanderbilt Georgia
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
ON-THE-LEVEL SERIES
REMOVES THE STIGMA
When Iris Speakers Indians Swept the Brooklyns Aside
Five Games Out of Seven, Fandom Everywhere Had
Confidence Restored.
BY BOB PIGUE.

When Iris Speakers Cleveland Indians pucked the TAIL
feathers of the Brooklyn Robins five games of seven
ming four straight Cleveland soil in world series that
strictly and absolutely on the level it removed the blot and
the stigma placed upon the game by the Chicago White Sox Of
1919 who threw the series the Cincinnati Reds in the
das tard on record
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14

The series wound up In Cleveland
Tuesday afternoon, and when Jo-
sephus Sewell took the pill and re-
tired Hiram Myers at second after
Konetchy had grounded to the Ala
barnian, it knocked the Brooklyn club
out of thousands OF dollars.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
PAL MOORE TO FIGHT.

Pal Moore, Memphis bantam,
swings back into action Friday night
in Louisville, KY, on the occasion
of the opening of a new club in the
Kentucky city. Pal is to take on
Johnny Richie, Of Milwaukee, in a
l2-round engagement. On the oc-
casion of their last meeting in Mem
phis, Pal hit Jonathan with every
thing except the sponge in his water
bucket, and naturally is not expect
ing any trouble from Johnny Friday
night.
Pal has developed into quite an
author since he left Memphis. He
recently wrote a communication to
his manager. Tommy Walsh, which
is of considerable interest to Pals
legion of friends here. Look it over,
as it il appended here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14

Sweater coat 40
Two pairs shoes ............... b0
Hat and bird of paradise ....... 400
There were several other items too
numerous to mention. OF course,
this is strictly personal and will not
go on a swindle sheet.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

SALEM MAN-Opportun to make $10 to, $25 per day; time temper, money saving; low priced device for automobiles; sells on sight Libby Sales Co, 631 Spring. third floor. Los Angeles. Cal It
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

AUTO mechanics make S5 to $10 daily; learn in weeks. Automotive Correspondence School, 1928 Annex, Dallas. Tex It
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
BUSINESS CHANGES
BUSINESS CHANGES : SOLDIER OF FORTUNE WANTED TO WED MISS OPPORTUNITY"
 OF SUNNY
 SOUTH AMERICA MILLION DOLLAR
DOWERY-NO "PIKERs''

 Constructing engineer, owner Of val uabie construction patents. designer and author of special public work pro- jects, including naval bases, sub- marine cables, federal ship and rail terminals, and municipal harbor plans, involving more than s1Q0,o00,060 ex- tending from Alaska to San Diego, now completed or in process of legis- lative development. desires to meet active man with money, nerve and vision, to join him in like enterprises now under way in Mexico and Central and South America, through which a million dollars of legitimate money can in units of $2500, s50O0, $7500. s10.000 of $12.500 representing respectively tenth interests of a,total of $25,00o of the holding company, can. take office charge and reside in San Diego, Phoe- nix, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle. St. Louis, Chicago, New York, New Orleans, or any of the Southern Republics of operation as may be de-
 s2.5oo.oOO CORPORATION
 The Holding Company referred to is the Parent organization of a Commer- cial Corporation to DC formed under the laws of Arizona with a capital stock of s2,5o0,Ooe, with existing and pending contracts and concessions, equal to the value of the entire capital stock of the proposed corporation. No stock to be sold.
 Capital Value of Vision
 To the man with the Soldier Of Fortune instinct, or one of construc- tive intellect with desire to play a big part in new world development and reconstruction, with the Hid off to genius and energy, an exceptional op- portunity is offered in this instance.
 The sole object of the advertiser who can furnish the best of references, both public and private. as to ability and integrity. with record of his work is to buy out associates who have grown so conservative through the ex- aggerated fear of world war conse- quences that they are figuratively walking backward. In other words, a desire to get out of '.cold storage and back into the thermal atmosphere of real human action. No more .'pikers. Life is too short for Primer studies Principals, with a ''plunger" instinct only, need apply.
 John T. Flynn.
 Pan American Construction Syndicate
 McNeece Bldg. San Diego dr SMALL grocery store for sale at a bargain if taken at once. Phone 33s7. RELIABLE partner with capital to buy and sell options on property. Refer : ences given and references required Write fully. Box AIR. Republican. gs
 FOR LEASE
 60-ROOM APT. HOUSE
 Will build at once beautiful new building for reliable lJArty. Give long lease.
 SEE MIR BROWN
 STEWART REALTY co.
 IT W. Adams St. gs FOR SALE-Furniture and lease of Il rooms; cheap rent; house full. 213 East Van Buren. 1t WALL paper and paint business and lease; centrally located: stock will in voice s2750 to $3000. Price s2OOO Geo l.. Tumble. 111a w. Wash. Ii FOR SALE-Fine paying battery and electrical service statio- Price right for cash. Investigate this. Box 9eQ, Republican. dr
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
Silk Industry

Now is the time to plant mulberry trees and get good silk cocoon crop For information Box 13R, Republican
 dr
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

FIFTH AVE. & wAsHINGToN ST. booklet giving prices and description of our heavy copper water stills. Boyer & Co, E-7o6 Farnam Bldg, Omaha
 Ncb f~ 1T
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

WANTED Reliable printer to handle card proposition: automatic press. P O. box 997. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
MONEY TO LOAN

WANTED-To borrow five hundred dollars; good security; long or short time Box 20R Republican. dr
 MONEY TO LOAN on improved city property or for building purposes, at lowest rates E. E. PaScoe, 10 West Van Buren. St. tf
 WISH to borrow s1200 or $1500 on high class improved city property. Liberal interest. Bx 9R Republican. b
 WANTED-To borrow $10,0e0 on improved farm land. Box 2sP. Repub- Ecan. If
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

FOUND--Gray mare. weight about 1200 and brown mule. City Pound, Ternna
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

DESCRIPTIONS taken for common stock of trading company; shares SIC with 50 per cent payment. Expect Dig returns; thoroughly honest; lists will close September Is. Make checks pay able to Atlas Trading Co, 524 Victoria Bldg. St. Louis. Mo. It
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
LOST AND FOUND STOLEN

HUDSON BICYCLE, NO. 192S76 FROM WEST SIDE REPUBLICAN, OFFICE BETWEEN AND s F. M- AUG. 17th. NOTIFY PHILLIPS, 4S31.
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Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

WILL. sell one half interest in es- tabiished realf estate office; good ground floor location. For further par . ticulars apply Box BAR, Republican. g
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

FOR RENT-Butcher shop space In connection with cash and carry grocery. For information, GOA West Van Buren. IL
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

SMALL rooming house for sale, cen trally located Would make good or fees. q [, Adams St, up stairs. k
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

WANTED-Partner with $150 to in vest. in bakery, or would sell my lease for s2o0. Inquire at 210 F. Adams. g3
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
WANTED-t5ELP. MLLE
WANTED Blacksniths

Three good all around blachsmiths at the Chandler Blacksmith shop, Chand- Ter. Ariz. Top wages paid. Phone s4. dr
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
BUSINESS CHANCES

SILVER -BROKER 7WANTED-Can positively prove to any fair minded man we have making of great silver mine in Mohave county. Ore concen- trates go over $500 q ton- Desire to raise funds for milling plant. Liberal compensation to right man. Expenses paid to inspect if misrepresented. Ore samples engineers reports, etc. Bank and mining references. Address ATT zona Bullion, Kingman, Ariz. T
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

ANTED-SO-120 acres of good, evel land: alfalfa land on canal pre- erred; to be put in cotton on shares ' lease otto Gretler. Marinette, .,;z dr
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

WANTF,D TO BUY vacant lot; also .,,,,sc and lot State price and loca ion FIR. Republican. ar
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

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Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
WANTED TO BU'

2 WANTED TO LEASE for one year, t. fo ? acres with a four or five-room
 fo,1se within or blocks of car line sddress Box 3OR. Republican. gs
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
Arnateur Winder wanted, one who can take charge of shop. Bertram Electric Go.
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The Washington times., 1920-04-07
FEARS STEAK WITNESS"
WILL Be GOBBLED DOWN

NEW YORK, April III. L. Van
Sickler, Of the Department Of Justice,
Is going to suggest to A w. Riley.
head of the profiteering investigators
that the flying squadron" needs an
icebox.
A man rushed into Mr.. Van Sickler's
presence late yesterday waving fried
steak which he had brought from a
restaurant.
i've been robbed!" said the man
and slapped the steak on the table.
"a dollar and half for this and
he reached into his pockets and began
removing fried potatoes-"these."
Mr.. Van Sickler does not want to
put the steak and potatoes in the safe
and IL he leaves them lying around
some one may swallow his case.
Henry A. Cutler, special government
prosecutor. questioned five members
OF the Jefferson County Local of the
Dairymen's League. They are G. a.
Hadley, J. a. Kilburn, B. J. Ives, A. c.
Ryder and Brayton A. Field.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
CHAMBERMAIDS SERVE
JOHN D., R., ATLUNCHEON
Walters at Pittsburgh Hotel Call
Strike When Magnate Ad-
dresses Business Men.

PITTSBURGH, April THE Inter-
Church movement ran UP against
Bolshevism in the form OF strike
of walters at the William Penn Hotel
here. The strike came unexpectedly
anG greatly embarrassed John. ID.
Rockefeller, jr., who addressed 500
business men at the noon hour.
II would rather speak while you
are eating and do my own eating
afterward." said Mr.. Rockefeller in
commencing his address. He had pro
ceeded for some time when it was
noticed that no walters appeared.
Chambermaids and bellboys were
pressed into service. but the meal
was greatly delayed.
1t was claimed by the hotel man
agement that the trouble which led
10 the strike developed the day be-
fore, but IL was significant that
among the diners present to hear Mr..
Rockefeller were a number of men
who have been active in the anti
Bolshevist movement here.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
RULES IT'S ALL RIGHT
TO SPIKE" YOUR PUDDING
Prohibition Commission Sees No
Objection If You Have Liquor
To Do 1t.

Prohibition Commissioner Kramer
has not yet declared that there can
be no "kick" In plum pudding. fruit
cake, mince pie, mock turtle soup.
terrapin, kidney saute. or roast ham
and champagne sauce.S provided the
cook has the liquor to turn the trick.
HIS decision is that the law does not
allow him to Issue permits for the
sale OF connections that give life to
such foods. --
Amy good housewife who has
sherry, brandy or whiskey, or life
giving liquors can Spike" her cake
or Pic or soup. The cafe or res
taurant can do the same thing SO long
as it does not make the doctored food
q beverage"
Mr.. Kramer refused today to COM
ment on his statement to the Mary
land prohibition commissioner who
asked for a ruling on the question of
permitting liquor sales for culinary
purposes, but 1t Is understood he
thinks the cook who wants to use
these things but has none in his pos
session Is unfortunate.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
FIGHT GUN DUEL OVER
WOMAN; One WOUNDED

ATCHISON, Kan, April As a re-
suit of an old-fashioned duel in which
two Mexicans each walked twenty
PAGES to plug the other. Felix Lopez
is in the Atchison Hospital and Pete
Puablo is a fugitive from justice.
The duel occurred on the Missouri
Pacific tracks. four miles south OF
here, the men having walked that dis.
tance together. each with .3S-cali-
Der revolver. Lopez is shot through
the right lung.
Efforts OF the police and county
officers 10 locate Puablo have been
unsuccessful. The duel took place
over a woman, the former wife OF
Lopez and the present wife OF Pusblo.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
N. Y. POKER BANDITS
OUTSHIlE WILD WEST
The Erstwhile ''Quiet Little Games"
Along Broadway Are Sad.
Sad Thing of Past.

NEW YORK, April 7.-Thrills
which shame even the wild life OF
frontier days or modern movies of
TO the lure OF poker playing along
Broadway. The little quiet games"
have been changed into scenes OF up
roar by the sudden appearance OF
masked bandits whose departure
leaves all players losers. Their loot.
II Is estimated, has run into thousands
OF dollars.
It is whispered that the leader OF
the poker bandits Is an inveterate
card player who Is taking this means
of recuperating losses. The appear
ance OF his masked band. behind an
array OF imposing guns. usually
comes at the height of the betting
when chips and money are stacked
In high piles In front OF lucky play
ers. The bandits have no stamping
grounds" but range from the Bronx
to Greenwich Village.
"Easy come. easy CO." an old adage
OF gamesters, is particularly adapta'
BILE to the visits OF the poker
bandits. They seem to show especial
liking for the player with a shiny
vest" These "close" players are
made to disgorge even unto the last
nickel saved for car fare home.
Along Broadway the warning has
spread to all veteran players ito
wear old clothes. carry no jewelry
and only enough cash to play" The
bandits show no respect for cast.
creed or color. but recently have
shown a preference for the games
where the quarter limit has long
since passed into the discard.
The players themselves. although
much disturbed by the bandit opera
tions, have shown no signs OF quit
ting. The Saturday night games
flourish just the same wherever four
men meet.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07

ting. catching and sliding IN the sun
shine. are particularly recommended.
They will blow the bacilli OF discord
into the discard II you'll give them
chance.
When make this statement IL Is
with a knowledge gained not only as
a Judge in the courtroom, but also
as president OF the Pacific Coast Base
ball League. which orice ] recently
held for two years.
Take your wife TO the ball game'
sTake Her with You."
Don't sneak of by yourself. or with
the gang from the office, leaving her
to think out her own diversion Tor
the afternoon because she don't un-
derstand the gameT Take her win
you and give the family brains an
airing!
There is nothing so exhilarating--
and. at the same time. SO restful ano
calming TO the mind--as game OIL
ball. One needs only a superficial
knowledge of the rules of play to be-
standing of what it's all about
brings wholesome excitement coupled
with .tho peace that passeth all un-
derstanding."
And the womenfolk enjoy II just as
much as the men. They may not get
all OF the "fine points" but they feel
the thrills, the impulses OF the con-
test perhaps more keenly than the
men. Little domestic infelicities fade
into insignihcance at the crack OF q
bat and the ball sailing toward high
board fence.
Take your wife to the ball game!
BY the way. has your game. on the
home grounds, progressed as far as
he In
II so, how is the family team COM
ing along-the team of which you are
captain and Friend Wife Is manager?
Does your "infield" (your devotion)
show any signs of "cracking" Ia
the "outfeld" (your eye to the future)
bothered by the sun? Are your
pitchers" (your nerves) steady and
reliable, and your "catchers" (the
savings bank and the pocketbook)
mailing the due-bills as they come
sliding into the home-plate?
Life IL Ball Game. ~.
Or possibly your side is at bat
Mayhap Friend Wife has Singled"
(by making over last summers dress)
and has then stolen second" tgone
over to her mothers .house) because
you stayed out too late with the boys
Isn't 1t up to you to bring her
home" with a good solid "two-bagger
to right, in the form of an apology
for your foolishness and a promise to
play 1t safe" in the future?
After all. life's just a game OF ball
and you can bring your team" out
on top II you wiA use a little judg.
ment. There will be lot of 'errors,
naturally. in the beginning-but keeI
trying and you'll soon be in the first
division" among the couples who
have won more than they have lost
After all, don't run to the umpire
with protests! AS an umpire" In
these games of life I have heard hun.
dreds of protests. most of which were
| illogical and unnecessary, made in the
heat of contest and regretted soor
afterward.
Fight 1t out for yourselves. IL tht
| atmosphere becomes too thick on the
| home diamond and there's danger o.
me umpire calling 1t mo match,
cram your hat on your head, grin ant
take your wife to the ball game!
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
MIRACLE WOMAN"
CURES BY PRAYER
CONTINUED from Page Eleven.)

CONTINUED from Page Eleven.)
two. Roberta and Rold. They are
now in the West.
Cured by Prayer.
Not only has she been instrumental
in performing miracles on others, but
She declares that she was miracu-
ously cured herself. She fell down
he steps of her home. Her ankle
vas broken. The injury was very
serious and made 1t almost impos-
3ible to walk. She prayed and with
her faith in God she was instantane-
,usly and miraculously cured.
The Miracle Woman" leaves Wash
.ngton Sunday night. She will
,Ir,ach every night until then. ex-
:ept Saturday. This is her third
week in Washington. Not only does
'he preach to Washingtonians but
iundreds of men and women have
followed her here from Baltimore.
)ne woman in particular has been
II town and heard every sermon she
preached here.
The revival services arc very i'm
)ressive and interesting. DR.. Shreve,
pastor, conducts the services. The
congregation btartS oil ny siuBlnB
rhis lasts for more than an hour.
Then the congregation gives testi-
nonials. Men and women rise from
their seats and tell the congregation
low God has helped them.
After the singing Mrs. Mcpherson
begins preaching. She talks extern
Joraneously. She has not difficulty
n keeping an attentive audience, and
when she speaks she does not use
Eloquent language but speaks blunt.
after the fashion of Billy Sunday.
Ter talk and more singing concludes
the services.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
ANT-SEMITC RIOTS
MAR EASTER IN HUNGARY
Street Disorders Reported at Buda-
pest and Other Cities-Opera
Broken Up BY Rowdies.

VIENNA, April 7.-Easter-tide was
the signal for widespread anti-Semitic
outbreaks throughout Hungary.
street disorders were reported from
Budapest and other cities.
An opera that was being attended
by members OF the entente mission at
Budapest was broken up by rowdies.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
100000 IN CANADA.

OTTAWA. Ont, April THE popu-
alton OF Canada for 1920 is estimated
1t 100000 an compared with 1000, 900
n 1911, in a report made public yes
erday in the house OF commons by
Secretary of State Sifton. The esti-
1ated total revenue for 1920 Is $685.
zoo, 1000. Total revenue per capita for
'920 Is estimated at s36.11, and ex-
oenditures per capita at s75.01.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
DEATH HELD ACCIDENTAL,

That the fatal shooting OF John TT.
williams, colored, in the basement OF
an Il street store on Monday was the
result OF an accident was tho belief Of
, coroncr's jury yesterday at an in
quest held at tho District Morguc.
Allen Wilson, IL was testified. was ex-
amlning an automatic revolver when
IL exploded, killing Williams
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
ITALIAN STRIKERS KILLED.

LONDON. April 7.--FIye strikers
were killed and about twenty wound
cd at San Mateo. near Bologna, dur
Ing a conflict with the cArabinierl,
says a dispatch to the Central News
from Rome.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
OPENING WALL
STREET PRICES

Complete Wall street .Aarxess
appear In later editions OF TIE
Tines. These sdittsss have. In
tAs srst p.ss Ssts ii.e. -cLosiNG
WALL STREET PRICES"
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
AMERICAN DIPLOMAT
RETURNS FROM MEXICO

George T. Summerlin, charge DAT
faircs of the American embassy In
Mexico City, Is returning TO the Unit
ed states, the State Department an
nounced today 1t was stated that
the return OF Summerlin has nothing
to do with tho Mexican situation.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
IND. WOMEN CAN'T VOTE.

INDIANAPOLIS. April Women
will not be permitted to vote in the
primary elections in Indiana May 4,
to a decision reached by the
State board election commissioners
after a conference with Gov. James p.
Goodrich late this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
Baseball Is Cure For
sDivorcitis,' Maintains
San Francisco Jurist
BY JUDGE THOMAS +. GRAHAM.
San Francisco Judge Known reat Reconeier and
Heart Specialist"

SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.-Just why jealousy is SO
frequently alluded to the green-eyed monster is
neither here there Whatever the color of its eyes,
remains of the most vicious and destructive OF the pas
sions and a close personal friend of divorce.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07

CLIP your Liberty Bo~d coupons and
exchange them Tor W. =. ~, thereby
aiding yourself ssd yesr ecuutry.
The Washington times., 1920-04-07
FACES MEAT TIE-UP.

TORONTO. Ontario. April To
ronto IL threatened with strike OF
packing house employees today and q
consequent tieup In the meat supply
because OF the rejection OF the mems
wage demand by the employers.