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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Totals. SO Il q 10 Totals. 50 Is q 10
IRAN for Tyler in seventh.
tBatted for r. Miller in eighth.
Hated for Smith in eighth.

Chicago. ....... o o B %
Philadelphia. O. 0 % / 2 o OF
Runs-Terry, Paskert (2). O'Farrell (e),
Marriott (2), Martin. Twombly, Williams (2),
Fletcher Isl. J. Miller (2). Errors-Merkle.
Marriott co. Meusel, Witherow. Meadows.
Two-base hits-R. Miller. Witherow. Paskert,
Marriott. Home runs-Williams and Martin.
Sacrifice hits-Deal and r. Miller. Double
play-O' Farrell to Terry. Left on bases
Philadelphia. 6; Chicago. T. Base on balls
on Meadows. 2; of Smith, l.; OF Martin. 1.
Hits-Oh Tyler. 10 in 8 innings; OF Meadows.
II in 8 20 innings; Of Martin. in innings;
OF Smith. in Is innings: OF Belts. none
in ! inning. Struck out-By Tyler. 4; by
Meadows. 2; by Belts. 1. Passed balls
Witherow t2). Winning pitcher-Martin.
Klein and Emslie. Time Of game-1 hour ana
Al minutes
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Totals. 80 y IL Totals. 81 81 IA
sBatted for Baumgareen In seventh.
fBatted for Huber in eighth
- tBatted for Manion in eighth
Slated for vedder in ninth.
Boston. ........ o 2 o 2 ] o %
Detroit. 2 o 0 o O o.
Runs-Hooper t3). Hitler. Menosky (2).
Brady, Claire. Cobb CD. yeach. Errors
Schang. Myers. Huber. Manion. Two-base hits
Hooper. Hitler. Myers and Cobb. Three-ba
hits-Hooper. Cobb Stolen bases-Cobb. Veach.
BaumGarten. Sacrifice nits-Flagstead Hill
Ter. Mclnnis. Left on pases-Boston 5; De-
troit. Z. Base on balls-On Wilson. 1; Baum
Earten. 8; Myers. 3. Hits-On Wilson. 4 in
3 innings; on Banmgsrten. in 4 innings;
BY Myers tClaire, yeach). Struck out-By
Wilson. 1; Vedder. L. Myers. 3. Losing pitch
er-Wilson. Time of game-1 hour and IA
minutes. Cmpres-Messrs Owens and Con-
molly.
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Knicks Play Big DIS Today.

Mayor Duncan OF Alexandra will
toss out the first ball of the decisive
contest of the three-game series be-
tween the Dreadnaughts and Knicker-
bockers to be played at Alexandria
this afternoon. The game will b
started at o'clock,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Parks to Have Two Elevens.

Park Athletic Club intends to place
senior and junior elevens on the grid
iron this fall. Manager Laycock. 919
Maryland avenue southwest. is pre-
pairing schedules for the teams and
would like to hear from other foot
hall clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

st. Louis. 800. o o o 1 2 o o o II
Boston 5000. 2 1 o o o o o o Go
Runs-Knode. Fournier t2), Schultz Horns
by. Heathcote. Dilhoefer. Mann t2), sullivan.
Boeckel. Maranville, Gowdy. Errors-Fournier
80. Dilhoefer. Maranville. Two-hase hits--Dii-
hoefer. Stock. Thrse-base hits-Fournier. Horns-
by. Mann, Ford. Stolen 'hases-Lavan. Fourier.
Boeckel to Holke: Ford to Holke: HoenSby to
Janyrin Sherdell to Janvrin: Meanwhile to
Holke; Janyrin to Lavan to Janvrin. Left on
bases-St. Louis, L.; Boston. 6. Bases On
balls-On Goodwin. I; of sherdeIl 4; Oh
3 in % innings; or Oescheer. Is in in
nines; OF L. Townsend. in Z innings. Struck
out-By Schupp. 8: BY Sherdell 2; by
Oeschgef, I. Wild PITCH Townsend. Win
ming pitcher-sherdell. Losing pitcher
Townsend. Umpires-Messrs. Hart and Nc
Cormick. Time Of game hours and 81 mia
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". 0. MORGAN HIGH GUN
Breaks 81 in 100-Dr. Parson and
Fawsett Shoot Well at Wash
ington Club.

Trap gunners registered good scores
Yesterday at the weekly shoot of the
washington Gun Club. W. o. Morgan
led the field of eighteen entrants
with 81 breaks out of 100 targets
shot at. Dr. A. v. Parsons hit lit
of 125, while C. C. Fawsett shattered
4S of so targets. Summary:
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Capitol Eleven Seeks Games.

The management of the United
States Capitol foot ball team Is ar
ranging a schedule and wants to hear
from scholastic and independent
elevens in and near the District. Will
liam Hunt, Senate Office building, will
Eeceive challenges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Gibraltars vs.. Linworths.

Gibraltar and Lnworth athletic
clubs will be opponents in base ball
game this morning on Monument Lot
diamond No. /. Play is scheduled to
begin at 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Mercer to Have Grid Team.

MACON. Ga. September 1S.-For
the first time in four years Mercer
University will have a foot ball team
this year. Josh Cody, formerly Of
Vanderbilt. is the coach in charge Of
candidates. III,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
CHICAGO GOES SECOND
BY A 15-TO-9 VICTORY
RRXS

Chicago White Sox tonight
the American League
defeating third straight IS to g. The
Chicago the attendance being estimated close 5000
100000
deep the playing
f. maxi tintot the crowd
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tBatted for Griffin in ninth.
PHILADELPHIA % 0 o OIL
st. Louis. -. 2 o o 0 x-7
Runs-Dugan. Gerber. sislerN t2). jacobson.
wetsel. Tobin. Bayne. Efrofs-DuEan. High.
Two-bsse hits-Dugan, Smith, Bayne. Three
base hit-Sisler. Sacrihces-High. Gedeon,
Wetsel. Double piays-Gerber. Gedeon and Sis
Ter; Gedeon, Gerber and Sisler Bayne. Gerber
and sisler; Jacobson. SEVERED and Gerber. Left
on bsses-Philadeiphia. 8; Ct: Louis. 4.
Bases ON balls-On Keefe. 2; on Bayne. 2. Hits
on Keefe, II in Z innings; OF Naylof. in
inning. Hit by pitcher-By Bayne (Grif1n
and High. struck out-By Keefe. 2: BY Bayne.
Chill and Dineer. Time Of game hour and
IL minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Herzl A. c. to Battle Yankees.

Herzl Athletic Club will end it's
season this morning when it meets the
Yankees in a base ball game on the
Mopument grounds. Play is to open
ATTIC o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
DUDLEY AND YENCKEN
IN D. C.. TENNIS FINAL

Jack Dudley and Maj Arthur Yencken of the British embassy staff
play District championship the Dumbarton Club
defeating John Temple Graves yesterday 20 O. Dudley had
u Friday The match being today
Dudle hast to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Coueressionals PLAYS Bethesda.

Congressional Athletic Club will face
the Bethesda nine ON the latter's field
this afternoon. Play will start At ,
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Beck to Pilot Columbia Again.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. September IL
President w. Dixon Foster Of the CO.
lumbis club signed linn Beck to man
age re Sally champions again next
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Rex Gridironers to Report.

All candidates for the Rex Athletic
Club foot ball team are to report
| today at Union League Park, 18th and
H streets northeast. A light drill win
She held
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BROWNS, 7; MACKS, !.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 10
Bayne hurled brilliantly against
Philadelphia today and St Louis won,
fr, 4 The sc0fe.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Nashville, Q; Little Rock. !.
New Orleans, As: Mobile, IL.
Memphis, rs: Chattanooga, IL
Atlanta. 8 !: birmingham, I. d.
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Three mat ere played in the
mems doubl' most notable OF
which was Dry of Stellwaben
and White .owenstein and +.
Dowd, 60. In the other con-
tests Selden Hillyer defeated
Graves and 8. 60, IS. and
Foote and Johnson defeated Benton
and Buynitzky, 81, SO. The win
ners and Mangan and Noyes are the
doubles semi finalists. and in addition
to the title singles match today, this
pair and Foote and johnson will
clash.
Gen. Peyton March. chief Of star,
and a party will be spectators at the
championship match this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
CUBS, 9; PHILLIES, 7.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1s.-
The Chicago Cubs won their final
game of the season with the Phillies
here today, Yto Z.
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CARDS AND BRAVES SPLIT.

BOSTON. September 1S.-St.. Louis
and Boston closed their interclub games
today by breaking even in a double
header.
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RED S0x, 7; TIGERS, 4.

DETROIT, September 1S-Boston
hit two recruit pitchers. Wilson and
Baumgarten. OPPORTUNITY today and
won from Detroit, Z to 4.
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Rups-Rath. Daubert (2), Groh (2). Roush,
Duncan, Kopf (2), Neale. Rariden. Olson.
Johnston. Grifith, Wheat, Myers. Errors-Groh
Kopf, Johnston, Kilduff. Two-base hits-Dun.
can. Myers. Three-base hit-Wheat Home run
-Grif3th. Stolen bases-Rath, kopf: Sacrifices
-Rath, Neale, Kildun. Double plays.Ratlh
and Daubert (2). Left on basesaGneinnah,
10; Brooklyn. s. Bases on balls-Of Ring. l
of Napier, /; OF Marquard, 1; of Grimes. !.
Hits-On Ring. In innings (none out In
sixth) OF Napier. 2 in innings; on MAT;
guard. 8 in 1-3 innings; OF Mamaux, in "a
inning; OF Smith. 2 in 1-3 inning; of Grimes,
in l 2-3 innings; OF Mitchell. in ! inning.
Struck out-By Ring, 1; by Marqmrd. 5; by
pitcher-Napier. Losing pitcher-Smith.- I'm
pires-Messrs. Rigler and Moran. Time OF game
p hours and 10 minutes.
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st. Louis. o o 2 e
Boston. ....... I o 2 % rs
Runs-McHenry. Griesenheek. Bhotton. Sui
livan. Boeckel. Maranville. 0'Neiu ca. Err
rofs-Heatbcote, Christenbury. Two6ase hits
Sullivan (2}. Boeckel. Schultz. Three-hase
hit-O'Neill Sacrifice hits-Fcrd. Stock. Left
bails-On schupp. 2; OF worth. 1: Oh IN
lingim, 1. Hits-Of Schupp. in IS IN
nings: on North. in Is innings: Oh Lyons.
by pitcher-By Fillingim uAvanl, by Kircher
fFillingim). Struck out-By North. 2; by
Fillingim. !. Wild pitch-North. Losing
pitcher-Schupp. umpires-Messrs. Hart and
Mccormick. Time Of game-l hour and Al
minutes.
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Totals. IS II "a IL Totals. ~ Il 9,

sBatted for North in seventh
tBatted for Hornsby m seventh.
IRAN for Clemens in eighth.
Slated for Lyons In eighth.
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Totals. IS = 30 II Totals. - IL 30 %
sBatted for Schupp in fourth inning
fBatted for Knode in eighth inning.
tBatted for Fourier in eighth inning
Stated for Oeschger in seventh inning.
Slated for COWdy In eighth inning
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Totals. A 10 q II Totals. 81 q IL
sBatted for Mamaux in eighth inning.
Cincinnati 90 o 3 2 3-11
Brooklyn % 5 0 o. 5
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Totals. &c 4 a 20

sBatted 10. Keefe in eighth.
tBatted for Griffin in ninth.
The Washington times., 1920-09-24
RECOMMENDS IT
ABOVE ALL THE
OTHER TONES
James A. Forbes, Phi. c., Says
It's Tonic He Would Use
If Weak Rundown.
SPLENDID BUILDER.

The following statement from
James A. Forbes, Phi. c., who for thir-
ty years has been a leading druggist
of his city and who has been mixing
m edicines and prescriptions all that
time under the direction OF some OF
the nations most noted doctors, and
specialists surely must convince ev-
eryone that in Earle's Hypo-Cod
real tonic is to be had. And every
body unless in perfect health should
take some sort Of fall and winter
tonic now.
IT gladly recommend this new tonic.
Earle's Hypo Cod, and I'll tell you
why" declared James A. Forbes. PHI
G. ct myself became rundown and
nervous and had lost my appetite &c
completely I never felt hungry.
dragged around feeling dull and stupid
half the time and indoor work behind
tho prescription counter all day and
every day run me down until l was
badly in need of a good tonic. Like
the shoemaker's son who never hac
any shoes-druggists are apt to bt
half sick all the time and never take
last sleepless night and got up one
morning and couldn't eat breakfast
I went down to the store knowing
the Hypo-Cod formula, picked 1t Out
from the other tonics and took II
regularly. Results were just as ex
pected. but a whole lot quicker thar
thought. 1t wasn't but few days
before I felt better all over. My
nerves quieted down and in few
weeks / was back to normal, feeling
at as a fiddle have never seen
medicine that does it's work better
or as promptly. and it is the one rec
ommend earnestly to anyone weak OF
rundown or needing q building w
treatment" continued this eminent
authority.
Whole families can wisely take
tonic at this season of the year. Read
what another authority says in ar
ticle below and on the right-ther
drop in at the nearest store and either
| see tho manager and ask more abou
! Hypo-Cod or better still get bottle
and see for yourself what II will dc
| in your own particular case. Eacf
bottle bears name OF Earle's Chemica
co. Which Is a guarantee of fines,
quality medicine.
The Washington times., 1920-09-24
OUR CUSTOMERS ,
SAY IT'S GREAT
AND So Do We
Huo-Cod Does the Work and
It's q Pleasure To Sell q
Tonic Like That.
BUILT Myself
UP WITH 1T, TOO

"you cannot help but get enthus-
iastic about a tonic when II does tns
work like Earle's HypoCod: I've hao
hundreds of customers come p1ck "a
the store and tell me how Quickly AM
nicely IL builds them up ana restoIo 90
them to robust vigorous heaith asan'
and IL tastes so pleasant chiioren VINO
cannot be made to take other TONES
seem to like Hypo-Cod just nne," oe-
ciared Charles b. Hightower, VINO iVI
years has been waiting upon ioIks ~
search OF this thing or that thing TOT
better health.
"a man feels like he Is doing the
folks in town real favor wnen ne
seils an up TO date, modern tonic Una,
does what they claim in the ads !
have another reason for praislng ny
no-Cod. too took 1t myself ana al
though I had been In indlfierent
health for a long time and halr Sc
cretiy figured nothing could do me any
good except a long rest and plenty OF
out door exercise, this Hypo-Cod loon
hold of me and built me up just -
nice as you please and I'm feeling
o. X. from my head TO my heels aHo
q whole dot more lyke. work W.
surprising the strength " gives y0l
and appetite, digestion. nerves, biooc
and whole system seems to respono
to It SO much quicker than usual
they surely have a splendid tonic N
Hypo- Cod and especially nne In raj
and winter" continued Charles d
Hightower,
Read what the experts on right and
left say regarding 1t.
The Washington times., 1920-09-24
SAYS.
IT'S TONIC Of
GREAT MERIT
Indorsed BY Physicians-typo-
Cod Best On Market
To-Day.
PREFERABLE TO
ALL OTHERS

-After carefully examining the
prepar alton known to the public -
Earle's Tssteless Hypocod. and care
fully. watching the results secured ~
several who have taken W 10 - TX
n--ABSoLUTEkY TIE ,on on
TOD LIVER OIL PREPAhATioN w
rA Nm M Esrie'. rsstsiess nypo ;cod T
and an exceptionally Efficient comoi,
nation of the remedial extract OF COZ
liver oil. freed entirely Of the nsny.
tion OF the salts Of Iodine, Bremins
and Phosphorus, scientifically oisna
ed with the extract Of MALI , wmu
nine oninine, sodium and very as
simnbie form OF iron making ex-
tremeiy. valuable as a nerve nutr,en.'
reconstructive tonic, stimuIaht, a
alive. digetsive ana strehslh o's""s
."Esrle's tasteiess Hypo-C Cod 10 there
fore In my opinion va!uaDIe prep
aration which may be used IN an ces sS
viii be found effective in many cases
where Cod Liver Oil cannot be taken
or where emulsions OF Cod Liver vi
are not readily retained by the s'om-
III is preferable to all other prep.
ara lions OF Cod Liver OIL As II does not
have that unpleasant hshy ano nau
seating taste and instead 10
to taste and agreeable to the most
delicate stomach. In fact l nnd TINS
preparation one Of great ,n meT,. % Sopu,
isr,ty among profession and pubic
alike. The formula Is one that rs en-
dorsed by many of the best physiclans
in the United States today.-Signed
j. Henry 'Scruggs, Phi. O., 7. ~.
The above cSnfrmation OF ,s al, seas
81 this M re surely indicates the uni
yersai appfovai Of experts and as q
rraduate OF Atlanta College Physicians
and Surgeons, II is proper that Doctor
ScruEgs endorsement also be inciuoeo
among the authorities quoted In ms us
advertisement. endorsing actloh Oh ~
educational health campaign to In
| troduce HypoCod as a more mooern
tonic. -. 10,
Read, what others say on the lei!
and in article below. Then drop IN az
the Peoples drug store ana p Torin.s
HypoCod.
The Washington times., 1920-09-24
DRUGGIST SAYS It IS SPLENDID
TON|CF0R WEAK, RUNDOWN PEOPLE

sand I guess and thought OF mixing
something special for myself-out
concluded that Earle's Hypo-Cod was
nearer to what Il needed than any
thing else and so Il was. Right away
IL began reviving my old appetite.
NY digestion improved until every.
thing I ate tasted good and agreed
with mo nne. Then ] began picking
up strength and weight and In a little
while was back on my feet
weighed 13S pounds when I started
and weigh over 100 now and never
felt better in my life. Everybody
hero in Detroit knows what Hypo-Cod
IL and we, Of course, know the for
mula and the company which makes II
and heartily recommend Earle's
Hypo Cod both for quick and for per-
mancht results We all recommend
Hypo Cod in preference to other tones
here at the store" continued this
druggist.
Instead of waiting until you get
sick and especially at this season OF
tho year II In wise to take good fall
and winter tonic. It builds you up.
Increases the disease resisting vital
ity, enriches the blood to Withstand
cold fortifes the lungs to ward off
coughs, colds, bronchial and asthmat-
10 conditions and stimulates the ap-
petite and digestion to take care of
tho heavier heat making foods like
meats, hot cakes, etc. Drop In at the
nearest Peoples drug store and get a
couple bottles. The cost IL trifling
compared with results.
The Washington times., 1920-09-24
PROFESSOR Tanner ASSERTSNEW
TONIC HAS NO EQUAL AFTER He
ANALYzES EARLE'S HYP0C0D

I'm my opinion II is the best bal
anced Cod Liver Oil preparation on
the market today and contains more
Of the active principles OF Cod Liver
OIL, deprived OF the fatty. nauseat1ng
effects than any other similar prep
aration. This combined with the guam
tity of malt which is present in Hypo-
Cod and the combined Hypo-Phos-
phites of Lime, Soda, Potash. Man
ganese, Iron, Quinine, and Styrchnine,
make Hypo-Cod an ideal reconstruc-
tive tonic and tissue builder.
1.-THE pleasant aromatic taste OBJ
tanned by the use of oils, which, in
themselves act as intestinal antisep-
tics. aids in the preparation being
readily assimilated which is not the
case. in preparations of Cod Liver OIL
having disagreeable taste.
81 believe you are doing a real
service to humanity In manufactur-
ing Hypo Cod and congratulate you
on developing such a preparation.
Signed-T. BERNARD Tanner. NJ. Sc.
p. D., Analytical and Consulting
Chemist, Philadelphia, Pa
Read what others say in articles
above and below this one-then by
taking a couple bottles of this more
modern and superb tonic-learn for
yourself what n splendid tonic and
builder II is.
The Washington times., 1920-09-24
More Powerful, More Readily
Assimilated-An Ideal
Tonic.
HE CONCENTRATES
THE. MANUFACTURERS

The glowing tribute paid Earle 5
Hypo-Cod by Professor T. bernard
Tanner, NJ. Sc. p. d., the famous
Philadelphia Analytical and ConsuIt
ing Chemist, verifies all that has been
previously said by other auth9rities
like Professor e. p. Early, j.: Henry
Scruggs, Phi. G. r. d., ana score Vi
other well known experts.
In view of such unqualified endorse
ments. a copy of Professor Tanners
following, II Is no wonder that iead
ing druggists are everywhere endors-
ing and Introducing Hypo-Cod in pref
erence to other tonics. ,
During the past several weeks,
have had occasion TO examine a num-
Der of preparations of Cod Liver on
in various combinations. Among these
preparations brought to my attention
was Earle's HypoCod and / feel II
several OF my friends and colleagues
with reference TO the merits of Hypo-
Cod.
The Washington times., 1920-09-24
Took Hypo-Cod Himself-
Gained ~ Poumds-Feels
In Perfect Health.
BEST TONIC ON THE SHELF.

T not only have recommended
Earie's Hypo Cod to hundreds OF Gus
tomers and friends but have used IT
myself with splendid results" de-
clared N. G. Clark. Phi. G., and man
ager of ono OF Detroit's largest down
town drug stores.
81 left tho store and Joined the army
and exposure to tho elements and
heavy work to which I was not &C.
customed, broke down my health, and
i not only had lost about 20 pounds,
but had become so nervous l couldn't
sleep we'll nights. Ny digestion was
all wrong and ! had to be very par
ticular rs to what I ate at every
meal. Mornings j would wake up.
after. ! got back In the drug store
again, as tired as the night before
and with no appetite, strength or en-
ergy at all Ny appetite was poor
and I knew 7 couldn't think OF work.
ing every day at the store unless I
frst built myself up with a good gen.
cral tonic.
81 scanned the list OF tonics in the
store which number almost thou
The Washington times., 1920-09-24

expansion of Americas shippins. the
so2rs sm~AAslaSs tA2k u wln - IL
need Of trained men. and that tlzs =
month and expenses viii be paid TO
the nrst operator and 800 = month
and all exSenses for the second opera
tor aboard each ship.
IL IL pointed out that young men
are offered here an unusual oppor-
tunity TO see the world. and that. In
addition. ambitious men have ample
opportunity while on board Of study
Ing navigation or engineering In
heir spare time. with view to qAuli-
flying for mates and engineers
The Washington times., 1920-09-24
THREW GOODS TO PALS
FROM EXPRESS TRAIN

WELLINGTON, n r, Sept II
Merchandise valued at between sse.-
600 and $4,000 was stolen from a
moving westbound Erie express train
near here yesterday. One car WAS
entirely cleared out. supposedly by a
man working from the inside, who
threw the goods from the car door.
TO be gathered by confederates and
carted away In automobiles.
About $1,000 worth OF fur coats.
women's apparel and silk were re-
covered by Patrolman Charles Nelly.
Of the wellington police. and Con-
duotor Edison Remy. OF freight
train. who saw some OF the bundles
thrown from the fast moving express.
The Washington times., 1920-09-24

sKl4i me OUNCES; silver. lI.s<s,ss1
ounces. copper .ss,oeA'sv. po~"Ss'
lead. lss.szs.osi pounds. and recover
able zinc. 4,tsi.0g% pounds. according
10 nxures made public today by the
Geological Survey. The total value
OF the metals ~ the average price
prevailing for each during the year
was y4S. Iss.yss. ss compared to u.s.
os7.ss7 In 1918.
Idaho mines showed only atsI.sss
tons treated. as compared with z.Vsi-
ais In 1918. This ore produced az
SO2 % me ounces OF gold; S.51s.o<s
ounces OF silver. s.igs.7ss pounds OF
The Washington times., 1920-09-24
mAnO AND UTAH METAL
OUTPUTS TAKE BIG DROP

Proavctioa Of gold. silver. copper.
bsaA aAA sine show cd. marked de-
osoass In Utah and Idaho In 1913. The
teal valus, Of those metals produced.
- compared with isis. fell on nearly
eaS-hslE
In Utah oaly s.7tS.tsS tons Of ore
were treated In 1913. a. compared with
ll.706.71s the previous year. Gold
production In 1918 reached only l0<-
The Washington times., 1920-09-24

copper 1ssss1.sss pounds OF lead. and
lo.sss.s-s vouads os -sac. 1Ass~
products were valued At tls.sftsie.
as compared TO Sss.sz3.l5s In 1918
The Washington times., 1920-09-24
SHIPPING BOARD NEEDS
MANY RADIO OPERATORS

A call has been issued by the United
States shipping Board for experienced
radio operators who possess CONNER
ciaI licenses Issued by the Department
Of Commerce With the contemplated
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-06
ch.,,ff.ur Ha, New Value.

William e. Anderson. the Anti
saloon leagues clever head, said ~
q tea in New York: s
"Some of the rich New Workers are
hopeless. A rich New Workers. WIFE
said to him the other evening at DIN
ner:
.Stuyvesant. the chauffeur came
home drunk this afternoon. You must
discharge him at once.
discharge him?' yelled stuyve-
SAINT. Are you crazy? I'll raise his
wages and go out with him myself
tomorrow afternoon. Maybe 0heli
take me where ne got It.