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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
CHURCH LEAGUERS
GET TOGETHER AND
MAP OUT SCHEDULE

An executive COMMITTEES vas
appointed NJ the meeiiug 70 -lt
for the league IN conference
with r H. G. A. athletic Officers
regarding the price OF udu1laal1A
to be charged to witness ne
Eamea- IL was also decided O.
allow one more week 20 obtain
the tenth team OF the lenEue ~
Il f. Understood that fhe As1urT
Methodlats and NTealmiudler
Presbyterian are nuElcu1 TO en-
ter the league The schel1Le for
the opening games win be ~ fol-
IoEgaf
Trinity and First Christian teams.
al 8 o'clock; First Methodist and
Central Baptist at $50 o'clock First
Baptist and Cathedral at g ccl1cE|
lit. Sinai and Mexican Methodist az
80 o'clock The Presbyterian -eau
wiz lay Off on this date
The league VIII start che 500
minus two o. Its best PLAYERS
Nanny Ponsford, star cs--al OF t15
Trinity Methodist quintet noW a-l-
dent 10 Texas university ana
Sauer, Of the First Met1cll7l team
The Mt, Sinai team Vril Be lrf-
as strong aa ever iudEilE from
present Indications rf1ila ne
First Presbyterian churc1 WI
have the strongest quintet t1 lt1
history The First Baptist. ca
thedrul, Central Bups.=- and
Mexican uefhodlEt relU4 VIII
have their usual strong Aneupr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
Airplane Race
Gets Under WAY

Etampess France Sept 2s-(By the
Associated Press) THE International
airplane race for the James Gordon
Bennett trophy. after having been de-
layed several hours by adveEse Wsath-
er conditions, was started shortly
after 1870 o'clock this afternoon
klrschs one CT the three French en-
trans, flying Newport machine.
line at 1877 o'clock
The weather. which had been cloudy
and damp cleared after noon The
sun came out and the visibility, which
had been SO poor that the airmen
considered 10 too dangerous for flying.
improved rapidly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
III LEFTFIELpERs.

WHERE did a lot OF these experts
M get the idea thar the Brooklyn
team hasn't a chance IN a world
ssries2 They talk as If the team
Waie5 Won the National league cham
pionsnip is weak and not much &C
count but the DOPE figures thus far
have failed 90 reveal any such weak
ness. At least II Do Is weak team,
there are others-for a study OF the
dope. position BIZ position, shows
Brooklyn TO compare fairly wen with
any one Of the three leading American
league clubs In the first six positions,
anyhow.
an a bit stunned to discover.
that the ancient and honorable
Zachary wheat, OF TeEn1- shows
up n the dope as peer Of any OF
the leftfieldera. wheat has gene
ND n lot since 1914 and here f.
lack right up with f.
We get into the habir OF consider
Ing the veterans, especially those who
have been on losing teams. rather
near star for a long time, always a
hard hitter always a hard worker
ana G. Wiling one. he has aged. and
seemed 70 be slipping. but when that
season. he started busting it right
with the others and has been rapplnE
along az $40 gait most Of the year
Jackson'I Rating High.
VI AAa rival AEAAAaalAaI1a uAELsul
eIcals him as a hitter, but Jackson Is
not as good a fielder IS Zack, al
though faster OF foot and Ear more
thoughtful fielding game the last two
years than he ever did before, and
his rating this year IS about tbs high
est 81 ever has been
Compared with Jameson, Wheat
leads BY a few pollts-so few that to
all practical purposes the. men are
tied In both offensive and defensive
value
wheat. OF course. would hit 3 bit
better against the Cleveland pitching
than he would against the White SoE.
ana even stronger against these two
than he would hit against New Eork's
pitchers
However, we have reached a
stage OF the doping when the
Eanlza are very liable to diHnupenr
from the dope and permit ~ to
get down TO the WORK OF comuar-
luE one team with another. Il f.
fortunate for Brooklyn, however.
II the IaulzI failed TO win be-
cause e. the fne4 that Hnys ard
Ihormnhlen would have troubled
Wheat most Intensely
an considerably surprised to find
the dope rating Jackson as high in
OFFENSIVE value against Brccklrnfs
pitchers as % does. Only Sherrr
smith, Of me entire Dodger outfit.
figures 20 check the Socklesa ones
hitting TO any great extent smith, 81
course. stops them ali when he has
one o. his right days, and Jackson ls
not considered as dangerous a hitter
in a series upon which so much de-
Ponds as he Is In the regular season.
he has not shoue much in worlds
series. but it must be remembered
that every time team to which he
belongs gets into a very important
series the opposing manager picks
pitchers mainly with q view OF stop-
ping hin. Robby would have 70 use
smith Ia this capacity, and Smith 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

I approached by pitcher Eddie Cicotte.
who offered 70 arrange with other
White SoI players 70 throw" the
series for 100000. Maharg said the
White Sex players were double
crossed" out OF all but $4,000 and
he and Burns also were deceived on
the betting plans by Abe Atteus for
mer featherweight champion, who
acted as -go-betWeen' with the bet
ting ring.
President Comiskey. OF the White
SoI. teleEraphed Maharg asking him
TO come TO Chicago and offering him
$4,000 for substantiation OF his &C
cusations
AttoH, Arnold RothsteIn. New
York race track men, Burns, and
others involved In MnharEis story,
also have been summoned 10 ap-
pear before the grand jury. Ci-
cottc denied lIaharE'E charges but
refused TO say more than that
his accusations were not true.
The first, second and final games
OF last years worlds series were
thrown TO Cincinnati by eight
members OF the Chicago Americans.
according to revelations said 10 have
been made BY Billy AaharE Monday.
Cieotte Talked With Burns
Laharg's story =as printed in the
Philadelphia North American. says
that he and Bill" Burns, former
American league pitcher, we're the
first 20 be approached in the con
spiracy-
4 received a wire from Burns from
New york, the middle Of last Septem-
Der, inviting me 70 take a hunting
trip with him down on his ranch in
New Mexico" said AIaharg. I'VE were
to take BIZ James, one OF the White
SoL pitchers. with as James had
nothing 10 do with the SUBSEQUENT
events. but while we were there ir
the room talking, Cicotte came in and
started to talk in a low voice 70
Burns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
LOSE
1920PENNANT
TO SUPERBAS

New York. Sept. 2s.-New York vas put
out Of the National league pcnnant race
Monday when Boston won the second game
q double header The Giants won the
first contest Boe1Esla home run Into left
field hieachGra lu the ninth gave Boston
rs victory AFTER New York had tied the
score ia the eighth on Frsch's homer
Both Townsend ard Pierotu pitched good
ban Tor the Braves
New York took the opener BY punching
two Of Its four hts in the fourth. These
coupled with tive inleiders' choice and
Maranvlls's error gave two rurs. After
this inning not hit was made off Town
send. Nehf kept the visitors hits scat
tered Ryan. who pitched the second pane
for rev York was hit nard IN the la-s
inuinEa
First game. RI z.
Boston .--.---..-.. coo 600 0rr1-I 9
New York -----.---- 600 200 o1a-2
Battsries- Boston, Townsend and oxen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

Cleveland O., Sept. 2s.-Erection
Of temporary stands to seat $500 per-
sons started az League park today,
James c. Dunn, president Of the
Cleveland baseball club. announced.
Ir. Dunn declared he was nrepar-
ing 10 accommodate as large a crowd
as possible, ln anticipation Of his
team winning the American league
pennant
ut is gamble with me-" 1Tr.
Dunn explained. "but lnasmuch as The
stands cannot be completed "a less
than seven days, I could not afford TO
wait until the winner OF the rar Isl
decided"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
WHITE SOX AND
INDIANS STILL
NECKANDNECK

ChicaEo. M sept zs.-With Little
Dick Kerr pitching mastery bail. the
Chicago White soL continued their vic
toricus march in the American league
peuraut race, defeating Detroit, IA the
nnai contest OF the season here Monday.
The victory vas Chicago's tenth IA the last
II ramea
Kerr did not allow a man 10 reach third
base and vas never in danger. Dauss also
pitched splendid ball. allowing only one
NJ up 60 the sixth inning AFTER hitting
Weaver 10 the sixth. however Eddie Col
lins and Joe Jackson Knocked out long
singles which. coupled with a poor re-
turn b. y Cobb. gave ChicaEo's Only
runs
Ayers relieved Dau1s IN the eighth amer
Hale. pinch hitter. struck out for him
OutEida Of the sixth. only one Chicago
player reached third base The game was
unuzualiy fast, being finished IN one hour
and Is minutes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

DR JAMES VANCE. FL Paso golf
l. champion. defeated C. p Gross
four and three sunday afternoon
ga their first flight Of the annual
tournament OF the FL Faso Country
club. on the upper valley links The
first. second and third flights were
played bringing ont an exceptionally
large number Of golfers, while 10 Vir-
tually al Of The pairings play was
closely contested
The results Of the three flights fol-
low
First fliEht-Dr. James Vance and
q. FL Gross, Vance four and three; c.
= Lsavel and J. s. Curtlss, Leavell
four ana tWos waters Davis and c. p.
brown, Brown two NJ; c. s. Pickreu
audsW- Z. Curtis, Pickrell, one up; 9.
IL Washburn and c. A frost, wash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

dom works Two top1otch games
succession Jackson would be YER
dangerous against the Crimes s-1-
OF pitching
Jameson Dangerous IN Pinch
Jameson figures to hit in a serls'
OF this sort just as he does % ree-|a.
season re is a free after. liable rr
crack any sort Of pitching. no mattel
how good. and he IS e dangerous ul1l
IN the pluches this season
There r. not a real base runncr
IN the quartet, Jackson and FGhert
being close together IN that rec
sDect and neither liable TO run
away with any game on eae
bases In running VITA iuLE-
ment, taking tive bases On tft-
md working with bltteEls Wheat
. the better man Of the two ana
one o. the foEE1 Of the game. de-
spite the fact that his legs DO NOT
move as rapidly as they ulce
did.
No team gains any decided adrrr.
taga III the comparison OF the lett
fielders. II one Is 60 show g. decided
superiority, It Is 70 come later Ln
the next we viii study the center
feeders and see what the dope ir1l-
cates.-Ccpyrigh 1920 BY the Bel
Syndicate, Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

Philadelphia. Pa, Sept 2s.-Ruth's SIND
and SEA home run drives scored an the
runs In rev Hcrk's victory over Phila-
dei1hia Monday. Nays kept me iocrls
RON getting more than one hit ln any
inning. Both % Ruth's homers were
drives over the RIGHT field fence He hit
tNo other liners TO LEFT and center which
were caught close 20 the boundaries OF ne
PLAYING space
sao- r r. f.
New York -----.---- 200 aol oo0-s O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

Chicago. III. Sept 28.-The national
commission today reversed It's dacls-
ion OF yesterday and decided TO ouen
the worlds series at Brooklyn on Cc-
tober 5, playing three games there.
The change vas made az the request
Of James Dunn, president 81 the
Cleveland club. who asked uuEfa dine
70 prepare the Cleveland grounds ii
the event his team should win he
American league psnnEut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

Two base hits. Gardner. Jameson. Sis
ler- Home run. Jameson. Sacrifice hits
Wamts slnss. Gardner. Speaker Mails. ia
cohson. Earl smith. Double plays. Earl
smith 20 sister 20 Gef-on. Austin % Sis
Ter Base On balls. Malls 4 Davis g:
lfoFhle-. 9. Deherrv. l. innings pitched
DAVIS. 20. Boehler. Z. Deberrv. is.
S--leisout. Mails 2: Boehler. Z wild pitch.
Mails
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

Cleveland o.. SEPT. 2s.-Bob Mar
tin, champion Of the A. z. f.. OUT
pointed Captain Bob Roper Of Chi
cag0. fin a 10-round bout here Non
day night held under the ausnfces OF
the American legie1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

When the Reds curlsd up and quit
before the Phillies on September a..
70 was their fifth straight defeat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

hiladelphia a. Boston
NY one game ca schedule

Where TheT Play wednesday.
Seattle at FcrIa1d.
Los angeles Ct oakland
salt Lake az Sacramento.
san Francisco at Vernon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

Boston. Mass. sept 2s.-Boston made
its position az the tor Of the second d.
vision secure Monday 81 taking both games
from WashinEtcn- Harper struckout Is
% Of his former Teammates ln the second
game. The Rcd Sex wiz close their season
tomorrow with two games with washing
ton
First game. r. II T.
Wellington .--..--.. 600 900 011-I Q
Boston -.--.-...-..- 600 O10 051-2
Batteries schacht Fisher and Plcinlch.
Charity; Boston Jones and schanE.
Second game. R-H =
Washington .....-... 600 900 900 6
Boston .-.-.....- 900 00g n0a-a
Batteries: washington. Erickson and
Clarity Boston. Harper and Walters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
STANDINGS


where They Play wednesday.
Cleveland a. ST. Louis.
NeW York a. Philadelphia
Only two games scheduled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

BENJAMIN q san Francisco out
classed Eddie Eahoney. also OF the
Pacific coast, ~ an eight-round bout
here 4IondaT night Benjamin had
the better Of every round.
Johnny Buff Jersey City. out
pointed Frankie Mason, Fort WAYNE.
Ind, fl eight rounds Buzz won al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

Two base HTS Hnrnrhv. Hrathcote. La
van 90. S~hunp f2l. Marriott. Robertson
PasirHrt. Smith. Fcme run. NcHeurT.
stolen bases Hnrnshv f11. Sacrifice hits
clemonF. 1rcTeurT. Douhfa plays Stock to
Horrshy 10 T4nvrin. Robertson 20 Clerk 81
Tlaathers. Baee on balls Cheeves =.
S4hunn. 2. Tunin~7 pitched. 1rarfiu g..
Chreres. .. Jones. G. strur1-out Martin.
2; srhunn. g. Wud pitch schurp. Passed
ball DAILY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

The third bout Of the series has
not been determined. II may be a
championship affair with Pete Her
man on one end OF the card How
ever, the Fort Bliss officials desire
to bring the bantam king here on
Thanksgiving day In the event good
weather continues or It may be that
the arena VIII be rooted BY that time.
In this event there IS no obstacle ex-
listing in the path OF the match.
speedbalI Hayden may be seen in
action IN the third battle with the
winner OF the Caidwell-Fowzer az
fair. He Is now in Columbus and Is
at present being handled by Marshall
Jackson. Jimmie Hard Hitting"
Wright. holder Of the border weller
title is very anxious 70 fight Speed
ban also.
Jackson IS well known here and IS
thoroughly familiar with the popular
ity of boxing as well as the drawing
powers OF Hayden and Wright in
he Il Paso district. Back Of the Hay
downright combination, however.
there IS that dean OF the south
western boxing, C. H Johnson. Of
Columbus. the man who brought both
hoys out and to whom their success
in the boxing world belongs. Just
what &C. H" says Hayden and Wight
viii do. lIr. Johnson is baclnr the
two boys 10 defeat anyone OF their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

So far this season. the lesser
weights. feathers and 155 Founders
have predominated as headHners at
the Bliss punch bowl shows but the
fans are TO witness the big fellows
IN action on Monday evening. October
IS when Walter Caldwell and
Frankie FowEer clash over the Is
round route. Caldwell and Fowzer
have been a prospective match for
s1mo time and now that he has been
virtually assured that Caldwell can
appear here on this date, matchmak-
er James Erwin Is going ahead with
his plans for the bout It win follow
close upon the heels OF the Gene
Payo-Griffln clash scheduled for
october and viii be the second Of a
series OF three boxing contests to
be held at Fort Bliss next month
It may be the final month OF box
iBE for the FL Paso district until
the big arena can be covered and sat
isfaetoriiy heated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

ChicaEo ....-..-4... 099 o02 oos-5 O
stolen base. Weaver. Base on balls.
Kerr, /; Dauss. l. Innings pitched. Darss.
q Ayers =. HIT BY pitcher by Dauss i.
struck0ut, Kerr. &; Dauss. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

naOEAlA auto racing enthusiasts
/ have seen the end OF three derby
events over the borderland route and
they intend to see another this year
Judging from the plans under way
to provide the necessary funds to hold
up the capital city's end In the mat
ter OF finance
As yet the race has not been en-
dorsed by the Phoenix fair associa-
ton but Il seems that this IS not con
sidered a drawback. The auto dealers
themselves are going around making
up the necessary money and are pre-
pared to 50 as high as $1,000 in order
TO assure the race. It Is stated by
reliable Authorities Just what state
Of mind the auto race boosters are
in can readily be seen IN the follow
ing paragraph forwarded to The Her
aid sports editor from Phoenix It
covers the situation rather thorough
" it seems:
''Ths auto dealers OF Phoenix are
70 support the fairtims FL Paso-
Phoenix road race. whether the fair
commission assists or not They viii
raise a purse Of from $4,000 to ss00O
here, to the end that the prizes shall
BE- worth competition and to bring
out many fast entries. Cal Messner.
chairman OF the local chapter Of the
state association, has appointed a
committee including Wm- Ferguson,
Chas. c. Arthur. Joseph MeAleer. H.
H Hotchkiss. S. NJ Starr and Larry
cuinlan TO see to the financial end
There also was planning to raise the
main purse for the track racing at
the fair from $1,000 20 g250o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
TALKING IT OVER
YOUR VIEWS AND NINE
y Bud
Rutherford

/ weight IN the southwest znd hs is
particularly anxious 70 match Hay
den again with Fowzer. The ten
round draw Between these two scrap
pers last March has left an unsettled
note on Hayden's record and he de-
sires to eliminate It II possible IN
cidentally. he has considerable re-
spect for Fowzer.
Frank Haley. star third saeksr Of
the pennant winning Fort Worth
Painters OF the Texas league Is
bringing an all star team 70 FL Paso
to face the Army and City league
picked nine this week and the local
baseball enthusiasts are planning
warm welcome for the Texas Ieagusrs.
u viii be the first time this season
for an outside team 70 invade the
city and judging from the appearance
% the district team the Initial clash
on Saturday afternoon Is going to
develop some good baseball Haiey's
team, undoubtedly the most evenly
matched nine Of miner league base
ball. IS a superb combination OF play
ers and certainly one that f. worth
while to witness in action.
The Painters won the Texas league
pennant by such a wide margin that
manager Jakey Atz had little trou-
bic In disposinE OF the greater part
OF his team at substantial figures 70
major league clubs
( .
Pete Leyva ard "Bloclxy' Fuller
are TO draw severe lectures from
judge Pollock. president Of the Army
and City league e. a result OF their
impromptu behavior Sunday after
noon during the Knight-Lester clash.
The genial balanoer Of the scales Of
Justice admires the scrappy. fighting
spirit IN a player but thinks that
personal combat is going a little too
Tar. The two players. both stars Of
their respective teams. VIII be called
on the carpet and a promise obtained
from each that it win not occur
again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

AlIERICA1F ASSOCIATION.
lllulukes ct indianapolis. rain-
Kansas city Ct Toiedo. rain
Minneapolis az Columbus. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
BASEBALL


AZ san Eranclscu. r n =.
san Frau-ls-o ----------.-.....s.
Los angeles -..--- --.-.--..--.- 2
Bat-e-lass san Eralclzca. couch- Cole
ard Ea-e- AEnawi Los Anglieas Eer-lca
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
VIRGINIA
DARE
Tells AbOut
DOubLe-SHength
Extracts

'IntheneWdoubly
delicious and
strength
Virginia Dare Ex-
tracts, you get
double the favor
ing power of
inferior single
strength extracts,
double satisfaction
and double econ
omy. VnginiaDare
double-strength
extracts are twice
as good as old
fashioned single
strength extracts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
Doping The World Series;
Zach Wheat Is One of Best

70 toplotch games
.ckson would be rer
inst the Crimes ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

va
I'M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

E. J.. williams VIII nlso bo present.
ITLr two ntiu VOL az Cruce was gov
trnlr whom tID state school OIL
lands wotr fir.' leased ondsW Wililahs
extended those loisos y resume Of
how thoer tranmctionB were made
would draw thousands of people
Iuthuush DO is uo' believed that tho%
$500 attracted would really ho uF''I,
crtIusIafc about the Fpcdkcra ana
their Eutcruutorial rccords
prruauuuH frr tho m'eting hav"
bcrr oxt,nsiyc. Al stnt"hons" en- .
pIovr.. iu abolition ~ pcing nf7oh'cd
10 helm LAY for the popular dcul
ouefrHIon. arc expected 10 phradc'
aud This applies to such o. tho i'd-
,-.I cmpIuNra g. can boz spared from
the spv sya'cm now in vogue, hccaW '
of uutocrltic theories "t govern
men,
NIgvor walton 90 this ci'y ie TO bC
.u tlurrr uf tho demonstration ana
ht win not only h1," out inc i'B
rI.r ,iir employee hui several nun
drG petrn men Will o. placed on
tho oI'y pay rolh, in order 'h.t l'''
"pnruur" parade may be swollen u"
.rJn.,r proportions
County nu'huuurs arc also ordered
into tho puradc mass, ana Whll'
iru r1.ufy offic,rH would prefer 70
lynch tno mayor. they can not we.
afford tp stay Uut ~ the parade I'.l
.incv OBJ, considered uis.uyhl TO S'",l
r',rr'. ,,hoep managers are alroadf
threatening tu dcfont 9ono local can
gIIHfpr who do not seem 20 whour
DO .p for tho blank cartridge Chndi-
d,to FOR pountor as loudly as the
p,rusvlvauia reserves think neccS-
,aIN.
since TIC great oklahoma Clty
needing and ovation given Senator
Harding. republican nominee Tor
nr,,Id,ui the democratic campaign
,9ywiti'c has worried ana ilnHIIN
concluded tNut H. would attempt "a
counter domUng'ratiot. very u"
poouIc. oven the wildcat partisan
democrats. would travel Tar to near
Iudgo williams and Leo Cruco max"
gpccchoa on any subject TINS u
NOT due 70 the fact Cf their being
extraordinarily unpopular, nut De
cause neither OF them can max" q
public address Cr1icc recently Hp-
ponrod nt Ada, "A Ferris hotbcd, ana
the audience was 80 small that ne
has since refused 10 speak VIII
.il,11q ig n somewhat better speaker,
but whom I'm action Is perfect pc
turc of Iicrg In the bringing Up
Father" cartoons.
Advertising Haskell was due TO
the fa,t that hc iS great platform
spenlter and the mere fact that he
ls against tho democrats proFidon-
,ioI nominee did not prevent the
democratic campaign committee
from using his uamo in order 20
attract "a large crowd. The audience
viii consist largely of paid appointo"s
Of the nation, state. county, ana
city. aided hy some bands.
As the Satc campaign committee
has failed to sccur" any one NJ any
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct 22.--
Democratic machine workcrs have
advertiBod a great rally for Saturday
night at oklahoma city and the
promise has been made that the
three former governors, Haskell,
Cruco and Williams, will be present
and address the multitude ON the
glorious league Of nations Tho com
mittec very adroity aid not advertise
7hat Charles N. iiaskc'l. supporting
Warren @. Harding Tor president.
would he prosSrt, but aid 'ny that
tho three governors were invited.
Ex-Governor Crucc is already NJ
work IN tire state campaign e. uuit-
toe headquarters aud win be- pre- oui.
II isprrsumcd that Federal Judge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

Did you ever stop to consider
what tremendous task Is placed
upon your human system every
day. The most efficient piece OF
machinery in all the world is not
expected to stand the strain that Is
placed on your BODY.
Your heart is constantly pump
ing life and vitality to every part
Of your body. This Is being rap
idly consumed after being turned
into energy and strength that keeps
your system performing It's various
functions.
what are you doing TO replace
this drain upon your system :?
Every DAY there is a certain amount