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Indiana daily times., 1920-08-23
GERMANS ASK
Talk WITH L. GEORGE

PARIS, Aug. ga deegation of Ger
man officials, headed by Konstantin Feb
renbach, the chancellor, has arrived in.
Switzerland and has requested officially
an interview with Lloyd George at Lu-
cerne this afternoon, said a Lucerne dis
patch to Information.
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-23
Police Grab IA Dice
Pitchers in Box Car

The police today arrested fourteen men
who were engaged in a craps game in
box car 100 feet south Of police head
quarters.
The police took a pair Of dice and 5
cents after the men had snatched most of
the money the police say was there.
The men gave fictitious names and we're
released on bonds signed by professional
bondsmen, who waited at the door Of the
turkeys Office until the men were
slated"
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-23
To Suspend Court
During Encampment

Judge T. J. Moll of superior court.
room No. 5. announced today that he
will hold no court during The week of
Sept. 20 because OF the G. A f. en-
national campment
The court has extended the use OF
his courtroom for the use os the vete-
rams for reunion purposes and the CON-
mittee has accepted the invitation.
Judge Moll will begin the next term
Of court on Sept. s
Jury trials will begin in October.
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-23
JURY WOMEN. PERHAPS.

HARTFORD CITY, Ind. Aug. 2S.-
Women likely will sit on juries during
the next session of the Blackford cir
cult court in the opinion Of Judge Frank
Gordon. The court regards married
woman a householder.
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-23

BOTTLES
of
HAAe DRUG STORE 1Ol Washington st.
N Iron lding
DRUG the
Ave-
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-23
POLAND GIVES
ASSURANCES TO u, s.

WASHINGTON, Aug 23.-Poland In
formally has advised the United States
that she has no intention Of going be
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-23

WANASiAKER FUNERAL HELD.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-The fu-
neral Of Mrs. John Wanamaker, who
died in New York last Friday. was held
here today from her country home, Lin
denhurst, Jenkintown, near here.
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-23
IMMEDIATE PEACE
URGED ON POLES

PARIS, Aug. %. - Premier Lloyd
George and Premier Giolitti. Italy. have
urged both Russia and Poland to con
clude peace Immediately on the basis OF
mutual concessions, dispatches from
Lucerne reported this afternoon.
The two entente leaders are said to
have informed Moscow and Warsaw that
the bolshevik proposals to date are not
acceptable
When NJ. Kamenen, bolsheviki trade
commissioner in London. gave to Lloyd
George the reds original terms, the
premier was reported 70 have urged Po-
land to accept them.
Since then, additional proposals have
been made by the bolshevik. some being
more and some less acceptable to the
Poles.
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-23
RATE HEARING
OPENS BEFORE
INDIANA BODY

CONTINUED From Page one)
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-23
BLOCKADE PUT
ON DANZIG BY
HUN LABORERS

Continued From Page one0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
Roper To Resign
A. Commissions
of Revenue Bureau

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
DEMPSEY INDICTED
BY FEDERAL JURY
ON DRAFT CHARGE
iiis MANAGER, JNk kE\i;>>
ALSO CHARGED Airii
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
NORRIS ATTACKS
TREATY SECTIONS
IN 4-H0UR SPEECH
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
Favors Army Tanks
10 Clear New York
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
s,a,rn.n, u, Palmer.

IN his statement ~ the coarl. Mr.
paum.r said the decree WAS sweep
Ing in 10 scope. adding that he was
sure /, wauld he "hiphly beneficial 80
the public IN ~ effect
n W nofders. In maxim x The
faint statement for ~. defendants.
said II was noi guilt which prompted
the packers Ia "nier lgfo the decree.
for ihey had not Violated any Law
Instead. the packer, he snid desired
"a assure The American people that
mononol, NJ the food supply by the
packers xaH roi possible, Ia sinD
criticism " the Industry. damagins
ulike "a n and to the people H. pro-
ino'e better understanding b"iw
tho industry and N" public daring
"lhr dangerous period ~ leconslTuc.
ilDh." aud 10 siHhlllye conditions u
order that lhr eiflsienc, aud bcue.
fiir ol the Industry might be prr'
served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28


Ia have been ~ degrees below zero
Schroeder rcrainrd partial cpnscou'.
ness when s.00O feet above the earth
In Time to iighl his machine and
prevent u frcm crashing 10 th,
ground
Spectators iIOnishrh.
The thousands ol spectators were
vnuNare they yer" Niln' ,sins g.
drama at the sky They saw 20
peek of black silhouttvd a. giinst ii"
blue. to which WIS attached u "tuil'
ul prryish 'ulnr Graddd,N th' oh
icrl was enlarged as II hurled tu tho
earth Whun hut . few thouSin.
ioc' above them these watching saw
that II vJs au airplanc mrniar In a
luil spin, II was NJ that poini that
Maior Schroeder rruainrd control nf
his plane aud headed Il toward Ne.
Cook Field There hr made safe
'nndinr and collapsed
He was blinded anl his limbs worn
numb. despite the electrically hcatod
Wii iu which he was pucJsrd IT,
wa vriieriig ltuw the effects uf 81
hck oi oxygen Wnon u,arly .ry. d
hiics above the oarih III oxygen
tanks hrUulr exhausted and u wis
ihll which rohhrd him ol conscious
urs, aud caus'd hiw io ,nll
III" Instrument, uu hi- mdch.n'
f,lnfdHd The hpat story ut thr ,Npe.
ti.nrv pi ~, aviator m ri, fl.ghi 90
boat ihr rvrntd oi Roland liuhlln q
nd hrug tiut hunuis io the air
iurrus ul lhv united STATE. army
The thermometer registered "a
/. mwiatdrt ni 90 dN1lovs blow tvtu
rHullsrldv. ut e. d,srrt helnN wra
ltthruhrh Nliuadr ururHs fum
ihr huufrtph rHdiur ndi,au,d Is
harhi nf .anr bsl aud when ull
lr1ird h Captain li'rtl,un ~ ru,l
nrrr ahuNnt tn ,'iIcal altitude ui
'h.nfp int. new Nuflla n,uI I
lni "a N.tlaiiur m thH uH1
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
wiil,oId Comment.

M,aniibu officials are refra'nins
fr,m lny ilscuaslOr oi II or ~ The
presidents probab' course.
n Nds pointed out. h0wyer. that
wnil' .Ghrfing :" the sgseemeni sf
i'r'mL'f .. th' PRESIDENT In his last
reply 10 the premiers had said that
he would. Of confie. make no OBJ
lection 4" reillement mutuapr
agrreahl. Ia ltals and Jufo-Slasis
provided that such an sgreemsni AZ
net mad. ~ the expense Of thu ma
llon.ls OF q third noMer"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
INVITE PRESIDENT :
To JOIN IN OFFER
To ITALIAN NATION
wOlL ~ wIsvDIiAw AiL PEEvI.
Uts AGHEE,IkNTs IN ADi-
ATiC AFFAIR.
FAILS TO CAUSE SURPRISE
offti,ls ~ Washington i,efuse To
Diseu.s teiion WIN tk Tskeh
--Noi' Now IIeforr
issrsidrnf.

Z, AF.mlsisa rfess.
WASilNGTON. Feb. sI--The in.
yiiniinn ~ The British aud french
rrcmiorN 10 President wils0n to Join
them In u formal proposal of tho
italian aud .ulo-slay governments
~ nagoiinto . rcitl"mcni 0f the
wiihdmwni of sll ireyIoas ayrss-
m''nls caused no asfprlSe IN cff.tiaf
shingiGn.
Th, note. Shioh was receive ~.
lay ~ ~, state IL n.rimeni = no~
h'f g. the irrs.irni and his reply -
Np'dpd 90 ~ go N,llE fsw
lnyl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
Affects ~ Corporations.

The decree. which musi b. rt'fl"f
unt within iwo years. affects ~ cor.
pornilOng and ~ individuals rl
which Swiii A Company. Armour 4
Company. Morris Company, WI
snn a COMPANY r/d the tudahy GO
are III" major mrmbera
Attorney General palfer IN filirg
the decree explained To III. court The
terms under which The agreement b..
tween the government an'l the pack
crs WAS reached When n" conclnd.
I'd. q Joint statement for all N. dc.
fenda.ts MS made by council and
Justice Mccoy signed h" decree. say.
Ing that ~ The parties wore In agree
moni there WI no oncsii0n for him
Ia determine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

" The >rcmiers prupvrai u accept
I'd hy NJ" vresid.nt Italy and JuRo-
sia,la wlli have their first oppriu-
~, I, undri,ake u ~,tlemen, be-
tween themselves Officials vouIsl
rcf ,olm their opinions ~ &, iae
pfclubllii - ~ sa.ross ~ sush d.
rect negotiations.
There IL rurh = Wide difference be-
tween the territorial aspirations of
The iwO countries. howeyef. that u
WIS regarded ~ almost certain that
.u.h nesoiiaiions. a. h. successful.
would consume many monihs.
What appeared 10 be al least q
s.mi-offl,al summary of the premi-
'r's note Nns received IN press dir
patches from l.onnnn only short
lime after the official tesi had reach
"a the state department and before
a had been laid before iAe pres'-
dent.
n was Noted from the summary
N The premlerf nadr. ~ transmit
tod IN the press dispatches that
Great britain and France had not
hFr.ed io ~ wi'harawal az thu
lrnaiy at l.nndon. holdlns 10 ~
leimt ~ last resorl yhould all sf-
forts a voluntary agreement fnii'
President Milf"n hns made u clear
that hr ,annm accept the irealy ~
I ondon o. husls fof sstiirirni.
Ne har stated vilh degree " llhal'
~ that the agreement ~ neesmhef
p rmhodle' "a, limits 20 Witch tbs
Amrflean En,rtnmrnl ls Hliiing 10
90
ndrF hr pfHmirTs nfopvaalF,
however nn riimi ann'd hs lanas 10
raffi uui ihe isgmr ~ lhl' treaty
unlil anniher ailrmpi had hsen maas
hl 10 I nllpd riaiss ilfsai hFliala
sAd flaner a. srilTs ~ 4 sriilsnsnl,
hnuld che pnpn'~d organizations ~
tnrrn Ith snd lln nlailu sntns 10
naughi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
LATE AGREEMENT
Of BIC PACKERS
NOW IN EFFECT
NiSI ABSTAIN iRON M NJ, ~.
Mss \Oi CONNIE TtD
WITH Mttr I'M Sri,i.
DECREE FILED BY PALMER
Niotnri Gcnrrni iTlir,rs i'ubli,
VIII ik iiiRhl, i"n"fiied--
order T. "swe,ping IN
H. ScnIH'."

~ A.-aria',d rrrss
NASlliNGON. t'ob 20 DiyOicc
m"ni NJ lhr packers from nll business
tol directly related 10 The parking II
meat WIs made mandatory today
through III" signature of Chief IN
iicr McCoy In the district of rolum.
bii supr"m" court nf - decree died
hy ,ttoiney General Palmer with
The concurrence 0f the packeia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
STEVENS TWILL MEET pet BROWN
TONIGHT FOR DLE-WEIGHT MAT
TITLE Of WORLD-GOOD CARD ASSURED

thns, 300 man, mmfi' Texas cities that
would wager the odd farm that PET
Brown ,Huil throw amy concentrated
stu,k 90 Wild eats that was ever
thrown tug, ihr, ANS .diug near hi
weight
o. 800. said 1l the oifi,, 81 Harry n
plt. temporary headquarters m The
Amarillo Athletic club. that brown
hf. ten DELAYED m reaching Amsrir
huf uIs expected tu HrriN, un the night
F.rf Worth a Denver.
Enrs stevens h. here aud has br,l
E,IuE through regular cuurs" o..
utUnl with Jack farley who has
been retained tu train him
UtE,. matches con thv card tonight
will lr ih' i"ruund Eo between Dict
Guiuu 90 Port Worth and Jack Duylv
oi l"r,'r. haniamwcights for thc
,hYuriuu~nip ul N. west. uui q bout
between twu lpal BOYS Pete B1kc'
and cotton smith which q u syif.
promises o. d" unr 81 the fastest mills
"u" The bill IN" events vii D." staged
go the bDIud Theltcg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25

CLEVELAND Sept ?i-E.fcyrlnr
70 the report from Chicago regarding
the grand Jury investigation into the
worlds championship series q net
wear. MauIE.r Gleason tf the Chicago
Americans said
"wc are uying our best io win the
lcnnaut this year al rcuorts g. tho
contrary notwithstanding"
Tho Whit, SoN PLAYERS s,uffCd ~
the report They said no r'oy,r e tho
team wss Implicated In an" gambling
syndicate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
GRIFFIN AMAzES
SPECTATORS WITH
SWIFT WORK OUT
SNiPPY Ei>TtMwEIGlIr ElGIl1
ER or IT. WORTH WILL MEEI
uOlIt TONIGHT.

Friends 90 the iiiii. ianirmw, isht
Dick Griffin uf ~ Worth siuud in
open mouth establishment Yesterday
afternoon as be- went through ih'
many antics consequent o. l course 81
training fur q BOXING bout that Will
tke plao" between him~'lf ana Jack
Doyl" q Denver 40 th. p.sud. Th"at'.
tonight
Scme Who might have rom" with %
had. u doubt In their minds as 60 a. b
liiil' fellow soon had all their doubts
vclt away ~ they watched the ban.
tam 80 through the PAGES Il skippinr
the ropr and shadow boxing Man"
were there. snme curious and others
Interested and al LETT filled with IN.
thus!asr. as D.rk carried them thruur Q
the max's 90 q iyslisti, ilght
First. b. skipped m. rep" Tor fuuv
ave minutes without break and hi-
very movements were ~ rythmc ard
tun~ful ~ m" dance You could SEQ
muscles PLAY back and forth H,rUs.
HE sturdy frame and his legs woi-
90 the rhyme ~ the rope ike TINS.
ling l,ll Then h. did sumr shadow
hoNinE durhinE. jabhing here AMI
Their dulging and swiftly leading anil
pairing to an imaginary TO-. while
the p.rscpiraiiun poured from his fHcc
In Iivicts Dick j. a clean fighter and
many declare that the odds vii De- ,n
him tonight. though IL Is said that he
IL going az against uo mean adversary.
DOYLE dil not arrive until tho = o'cluyl
Denver and consequently did not ct
10 work uui politically hst evening
kid Hutchins ~ Amarillo did several
rounds u Test SparrinE with Griffin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25

When impurities creep into your
blood the first symptoms arc usu.
ally a loss Of appetite, followed b.
4 gradual lesseain; Of energy. the
system becomes weaker day by
day. until YOU feel yourself on the
verge Of 4 breakdown.
Nearly everybody needs a Few
loitles Of $. :. s. the great vcgp-
table blood remedy. 10 cleanse out
all impurities about twice a year.
II is an excellent idea 20 take this
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
2-2 TIE PLAYED
At LITTLE ROCK
NIIITTAKE IIOIU TRAVELLERS
10 IIiTS MT TEXANS OF.
pl.iltU ~ FIELD.

LATHE Rock. sept s'-rhr l4iilc
l;oct club ct N, southern As%s intun
and the ~. Worth ,huuuiuus q tn
ToNts L'IEu" went tfn innings 90 q
to tie that was stopped by darkness
TODAY
This leaves thr s"rios si.I 90 : ~
Ft Wurih's favor Whitaker In the
box iu the TcNau> allowed but iV.
hits Will, M, visitors got % including
thrr, doubles on the l'lt handed pitch.
ing ui tho veteran l.uh,' Benson 81
the Traveller superior fielding an
base running bv IN" home team en-.
abl.d them "a stlN' ~ defeat
~ Worth syurtd .u the opening In.
ming uu 'hrrr successive singles hy
SEARS. Williams and KRAFT Little
Eu,h u'd 90, sCorr without a hit iu
their hall with two out Harper walk.
81 stul. second and third aud scorrl
en- a double steal with Miller after
! 40" latter had walked
Little Epk went ahead iu the second
inning when Hruiicm drew, the hal
through Hoffman Tor single. took
second ga Hunter. sacrifice and scored
80 Mc';iuuis' single. ~. Worth ttcl
Oh" Score in Oh" eighth and would have
wen bu' Ter Williams slow has, run.
ming With one Out Scars doubled O.
'ghi center Williams ht hard one
40 Gleason who kicked the hall Ia tic
uch' urld hlviChcrs while sears scored
brt Williams remained 40 first Kraft
g'ut long drive 'u deep fighi Tor tNu
lpf"s hIi ilf Nily. Harper to Glca
SIN Co BrDitom, caught Williams AZ
Tire plat"
Srnr, hy innings
70 Worth ........... loo 600 OiO O.
l.''lr Eu,N ...... no uto nOD o.
Robinson and Er0iicm. whittak,
gnd n Nluurv
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LLML.- Z. .-lLu l--L- lhn ..hInnh hue
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Pure, Rich Blood Will Keep
Your Body Vigorous and Healthy

prccau,ion to keep the system in q
vigorous condition so 81 20 more
easily resis. disease 10 which c-cry
ono Is subject. S. S. S. is without
al equal as a general tonic and sys.
ten builder. ]. improves the appc.
tito and gives new strength and vi
tal,ty 20 both old and yourg.
Full information and valuable IL
eraturc can he had BIZ writing 20
Swift Specific Co.. ijS Swift Labs
oratory. Atlanta. Ga,
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CHICAGO HELPLESS
FACING v. MAILS
INDIAN RECRiIT TOO MICH FOR
WHITE son AND CHICAGO
n SHIT OFT.

CLEVELAND. sept. si.-walicI
Mails. Clcyciands let handed recruit
pitcher WIS too much for the Chicago
White Soy to-day and they lest their
opportunity 90 take the lead In the
American League championship IN this
series by losing 90 the Indians : e. y.
Chicago II now one aud one. half gamcs
behind the leaders and were thet Co.
win i"'norrow's game they would h'
bne.half game behind the Indians
Mails allowed only } hits and struck
a utsu
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You Won't Want to Hide

Who wouldn't enjoy sewing on machine
that's goot.lonklus, that requires no push.
i'm o; treqdlc OF pedal, that makes a perfect
a:i h, nm; qr,cfly and with exceeding light.
a,". 80 W; iE.ny other advantages over the
c7,.ii.ary - i!e or electric machinel
t.. II: Westinghouse is not q treadle
~. !:ng ''i.h an attached motor. Ii 10 an
elz;;r;,. E.sthine from start to finish. The
electric DIVE was developed by the Westing.
house Electric and Manufacturing Company
aad the motor is built in. The machine
itse.i is made by the Free Sewing Machine
Company. Conc in and see il today.
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lhtiCl f,T - UuliT On eighth ~
Rattcd iuy LYONS in ninth.
- Louis .......... Ole iiN Iui- =
Pittsburgh . ...... iN0 Hnu s0N Ia
Summary Two b's. hits. Stock. Ne.
Henry. carey. three base hits. lhgbct.
Nicholsuu: duuhlc plays HaInhart 4,
Grimm. Jon,rin Q" Clemens. base o.
'ulS :, hupp .. ShuliS .. Hamilton p.
struck cut S.hupp .. Lyons ! Hlm,!.
ton J.
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Why shouldn't your sewing machine be
just as smart and stylish an article OF furniture
as any other in your home ? Il should eta i
can be, as the Frec.Westinghousc Electric
Sewing Machine shows
When you finish sewing on the Free.
Westinghouse you won't want to h':c >
away in some obscure corner. You'll; s.ar.
to keep j; out where it can be seen.
For the ee.Wcsting house, whea ~, ia
use as a sewing machine, is a convehi.r' alc
attractive writing desk or serving tai, iSYou
like. lust drop the head oithc macE.ns, close
the cover and the transformation is cc-pie:e.
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IhIls Heal I,ra,e>.

rllii.ADEIrlllA Sept ei-l'hilr
d'lphit tcds, ven. making Il sirdigh,
from Rriun Sryr.
R,rton .... COO NnU ELL
Philadelphia a ....... loo 3Vt oUN-.'
Bo,t"ricss ur>.'hs'r and o'N,il. with
CROW AMI Enfmlrr
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rifice hits. Wanhsginns. Mails. duubl
plays Sewell and Wamhsglnss hasD u'
halls. Mails 3. struck out Fabcl
Mails 4.
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TOTALS

SUMMARY Two base hits. Ncach
Manion ?. Crgmpler Huber. Gcds-on
three base hits shorten. SiScr .
Crumpler: home run. jacobson .. Hell
man.
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PIRATES DEFEAT
CARDS z TO7
PfTTsBuRGH TRIMS 1T. LOFTS ~
tRkE.HfTTING CON.
TEST.

plTTSRURGli. sept. si-Pltisburgh
defeated 81 Louis today In q free hl,
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DETROIT. SPIT :g.-D,,.ot won
from s, Louis IN n batting bcr her.
tosfaN
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YankS I,,rak Even

NEW YORK. sept a Bale Ruth
two home runs to-day bringing his SCI
son total o. 81. failed "a aid thu Me-
York Americans IN their almos, hope
less chase after Cleveland and Chicago
The Yankees were only able o. brcak
even with WASHINGTON. losng the first
game and taking the second.
First game.
washington .........lol loo u1n-l
New York .............. 100 600 COO
Batteries. AcUsta and Charity. MAYS
and Hanna
Second game
Na-hingtrn ...... Geo OOi OOo-
NcN lofk .tt-........ Too 600 col.
shaw ard Charity; Collins Thormah
Ion and Hanna.
Red SoX Iya>e.
BOSTON. sept si-Phuad,lphia wo-
from hs~iOn today ~ to p Scorc.
fnilaoeiphia ....... .oie lN1 00i IL
BOSTON .t...s.... .NNs OlN 80
Batteries MAYOR Perkins Rommvi
aud J. Walker. P.nnuck and ksrr.
Try Daily News Want Ads
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German ave paying less taxes pc,
capita than t.tiyrrS Of Great britain
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Damage 90 grain from the chinch bug
90 lsNs amounted Co 500 900. 600.