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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-26
ASSEMBLY
 TO CONVENE TODAY
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Little Rock Ark. January 25.-rne third special session of the forty-socond general assembly of Arkansas will con yene at noon tomorrow to reconsider road, drainage and school legislation en- acted at the second special session which was declared unconstitutional by the supreme court.
 The governors call includes also . change in the date of the state primary and the levylng of 50 cent per capita tax for the national guard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-26
New Certificates Offered
 By Treasury Head
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Washington. January 25.->ecre- <tary Glass announced today the of- fering for subscription of new treasury cersificat~~ ef indebtedness. dates Nn2 te&FtA~ 4stttAt " Srrsfs Feb &asy | nna aayaBie Nreh aNs wifi snferesf at tase rate of 55z psr cent Der zsnum Thr araguss sf sisS isaus xrn4 uek specified.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-26
Governor LOwden Will
 Open Campaign Offices
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Washington, January 2S.--Head- quarters will be opened here to- morrovv for the presidential csndi- dscy of Governor Lewdep of liii- poiS. Representative Frank smith ef IltiBois will he chairman and as- socinted with him will be all the republicap. of the Illinois deiexa- tiss in CeItress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-26
Wisconsin Man Will Try To Get Wife From Turk Haren1
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Wife from Turkish Adoues will from thls week assisting him task Harpoot to 1914 seized United States
  Turkish nd the has of finding them
 father school at Wau kegan, H.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-26
ProhibitiOnists Active
 Down In Chile
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Santiago. Chile. Friday, January 2S.-- A group of senators of all parties has brought forward a bill which would prohibit the opening of new saloons in Chile and forbid the sale of intoxicants in those now existing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-26
POLISH CABINET ZIG SAS MOBILIZATION OF i)ERS
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Copenhagen, January 2S.-&as eoisa ca binet has signed mobilzai iea 1raeaes says a Warsaw report puelis ay tas Politken today. The measure HF taken according to the advices, bee 4gFs X 5te Dolshevik advance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-26
BOLSHEV|KI SAID ID HAVE CAPTURED
 MANY AMERICANS
Telegram From Irkutsk Says Eight Engineers and Red Cross Workers
 Captured
By a.scIatss pr.ss

Chita, East siberia. Monday. Janu-
 ary Ie, win Harbln. Manchuria. Tues
 day, January 23.--ColoneI Bluhnt and
 seven other American engineers, Miss
 Ford, Captain Charette and several
 other members of the American Reo
 Cross and an entire Polish army, conn
 posed of former prisoners, have heen
 captured by the boishevikf at khu-
 chinskaya, according to garbied
 telegram received from Joseph H. Ray former American at Irkatsk. The dispatch from Mi. Ray was sent from somewhere beyond Nizhlu- dinsk. January 14. It was somewhat garbIed in transmission. Kluchin- skaya is on the Trans Siberian rail- way. 100 miles west of Nizhniudinsk. The Czechs are fighting rear nayarsk Bolshevism is gaining in chita. Ernest L. Harris, former Amer ican consul at Omsk. is still in Chita. The British. Japanese and French missions and many members of the American Red Cross have arrived in Harbin.
 The only officer in the American army named Blunt is Major (captain of cavalry) Wilfred NJ. Blunt, who, ac- cording to the latest available army directory, was stationed at Fort Ogle- thorpe, Georgia.
 A bolshevik wireless communication received in London January 13 an- nounced the capture by the bolshe- wiki forces in the Krasnoyarsk region of F columns of Polish legionaires. together with 16 guns and 2e,oOO rifles
 A dispatch from the London Daily Mails Harbin correspondent received ir London January 20 said there was an unconfirmed report in Harbin that the bolsheviki had destroyed Polish . division near Krasnoyarsk. The Poles captured undoubtedly are prisoners taken by the Russian army early in the war and sent 10 Siberia
 There after the revolution and when the Czechs gained the ascendancy, they were armed and imprsedd into the antf-boi- shevik forces, as was done also with large numbers of Serbians who had been
 prisoners of the Russians.
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Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
Latest News From the Sporting World

ever developed in Arizona. Only the fact that another one of his specialties was not included on the program kept him from nosinS out the Gila Academy and Phoenix teams.
 Smith started his spectacular wors yesterday by winning the 440-yard dash in record time. clipping one full second from the old record and hanging up a new mark of 54 seconds flat for The distance.
 He came back today stronger than ever, winning the 100-yard dash in 10 4-5 seconds, three -fifths of q second behind the state record established by Tommy Marian in 1916. He also won the 220-yard dash in g 3-5 seconds three -fifths of a second behind the rec ord made by Haughtelin of Yuma in 1915. He then showed his ability in the field events. taking first in the running high jump with leap of it. in two inches behind the record estab- lished by Bennett, Chandler, in 1918 His fifth start and victory was in the running broad jump.
 GilIand Stars for Phoenix
 Aside from the work of Smith, the other feature on today's program was the work of the Phoenix mile relay team, which set a new state record in winning that event in minutes, 47 2-t seconds, four fifths of second faster than the previous record. Tucson was second in the relay.
 Gilland was the individual star foI Phoenix. he scoring If of the 25 points made by his team in addition to run . ming as pivot man on the relay. Gilland landed one first and three seconds Daugherty was the other big point win ner for Phoenix, he scoring sever points for the Coyotes.
 Results of the Events
 Summary of the track and fielt events.
 1e0-yard dash Smith. Florence first: Gilland. Phoenix, second: Cot ton Tucson, third; time 10 3-5 seconds
 12O-yard high hurdles-Mortensen Gila academy, first; Daugherty, Phoe-
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24

nix. second; Hampton, Douglas, third; time. 19 3-5 seconds
 220-yard dash-Smith, Florence. first; Griffin, Tucson. second; Daven- port, Tucson, third. Time g 3-5 sec ond.
 2ao-yard low hurdIes-GilIand. Phoe- nix. first; Mortensen, Gila academy. second; Daugherty, Phoenix. third. Time, 21 1-5 seconds.
 440-yard dash = Smith. Florence. first: Glland. Phoenix, second; Grif- fin. Tucson, third. Time 54 flat, a new state record.
 EIalf-mile run-Nuttall. Gila acad- emy, first; Martini. Gila academy. sec ond; Bledsoe. Bisbee, third. Mile run-Martini. Gna academy. first: Calhoun Douglas. second; Dar- nell, Wilcox. third. Time, minutes. , 2-5 seconds.
 Pole vault-Lamm, Globe. first: Daugherty,- Phoenix. second; Mullen, Phoenix, tlArd. Height, 10 feet flat Running high jump-Smith. Flor ence, first; Joy, Phoenix, second; Grif- fin, Tucson, third. Height, 5 feet, in.
 12-pound shot put-Taylor Giia Acad- emy, first; Tenn, Benson, second; Carr, Tempe. third. Distance. 3S feet, II in
 Running broad jump-Smith, Flor ence, first; Gilland. Phoenix, second; Kuhn, Willcox, third. Discus throw-Fenn, Benson, first: Gardner. Willcox. second; Mortensen Gila academy, third.
 In the boys tennis finals. Milton Coggins of Phoenix, won first place; Kendall Melcher of Douglas, second, and Charles Hartwell. Yuma. third. Gertrude Moore of Phoenix took first place in the girls finals with Mary Pettid of Prescott. second and Louise Nishan of Douglas, third.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
LOSES
 TRACK TITLE BY
 2-PO|NT I MARGIN
Gila Academy Grabs First Honors with 27 Points = Coyotes Tied with Flor ence High for Second = Smith of Prison City is Individual Star, Scoring 25 Points
Especial to The Republican,

TUCSON, April 23.-Gila Academy won the interscholastic track and field championship of Arizona here today in one of the closest athletic meets ever staged under the auspices of the Uni- versity of Arizona. Gila Academy fin- ished with a total of 2I points, while Phoenix and Florence high schools were tied for second place with 25. Other schools ranked as follows: Ben son, 8: Tucson, 2; Globe, ,; Williams, .; Bisbee, l; and Tempe, l.
 Smith Is Whole Team
 Individual honors of the meet went to the Florence star, Ray Smith, who scored all of his teams points and came dangerously close to landing his school in first place single handed. Five times he faced the starter in the 2-day pro- gram and five times he romped home in front of the field. proving himself one of the greatest all-around athletes
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
PACE TOO FAST
 FORP|TTSBURG; CARDS WIN 9-7
Four Boots Contribute to Downfall of League Lead CTS in Opening Game on Home Lot = Brooklyn Evens Series with Phillies Reds Beat Cubs

PITTSBPRG. April 23.-The opening game of the season here resulted in Pittsburg's defeat by St. Louis. The game was played in a cold drizzie. St. Louis scored four runs in the first inning on three hits, two errors and a wild pitch. Tn the third Pittsburg knocked 'HaineS out of the box and Jacobs relieved him. Hamilton was hit hard in the seventh, during which the visitors scored four runs on four hits and bad throw by Bigbee. Score:
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24


 their slumbers and regained their old form. They lost to St. Louis 9 to ' They perpetratcd the atrocity before a record breaking home crowd. too. Baseball will be in all its glory in Phoenix Sunday afternoon with two games in progress. The Oilers meet the strong Casa, Grande team on their field at Nineteenth avenue and Fill more street and the White Sox take on the fast moving Tiger squad at East lake park. Both games should prove worthy of record crowds Wen. anyway, they say this Florence track star. Smith. will graduate within the next two or three years.
 Douglas high almost had a good baseball team-almost. Tucson high changed the minds of the Douglas fans. however, by administering : to 0 defeat. Yes, it was 9, baseball game.
 Lost-the standing of teams in the Pacific coast league. A suitable reward will be paid the finder by the Repub- lican Sport Ed
 American track stars are getting into form for the Olympic games this sum- mer and the indications are that tho wearers of the red, white and blue will
 
 Six bases on balls in less than four innings caused Newkirk, Cub recruit moundsmen. a defeat at the hands of the Cincinnati Reds. Newkirk showed lots of stuff but his wildness paved the way for all of the champions runs.
 The referee is still counting over the Detroit Tigers.
 Hap Woods defeated Russell Chambers in a ten-round go at Bisbes the other night, the bout being stopped in the last session to prevent unneces- sary punishment.
 Hendrix. Ruth's successor in center field on the Red Sox team, got two hits in four times at bat yesterday. driving in one run and scoring another himself. Boston is still grieving about the loss of Ruth?
 Three of the four games scheduled in the American league yesterday were postponed because Of rain. The Red Sox reentered the win column by de- feating Washington, to ?, in the only game of the day
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Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
sTEcHER PINS FRENcHMAN

MONTREAL. April 23.--Joe Stecher champion heavyweight catch as catch can wrestler of the world. tonight threw Salvatore Chevallier. the French wrestler, in two straight falls here. The first fall came in 55 minutes and the second in 12 minutes. both by the body scissors hold
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24

Three base l1its-Lee- Stolen bases Shotton, Hornsby. Fournier. Sacrifice hits--Grimm. Double plays-Janvrin, Hornsby and Fournier: Carey and Grimm Bases on balls-Off Baines, 8; Jacobs. 2; Carlson, 1; Hamilton, ?. Innings pitched-E1aines. 1-3; Carl son. 1-3: Wisner 1; Jacobs, 23;
 Hamilton. 2-3. Hit by pitcher-By Hamilton. (Fournier). Struck out-By Haines, l; Jacobs ?: Hamilton, f; Wis uer l. Wild pitch-Carlson.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
DODGERS EVEN SERIES

PHILADELPHIA, April 23-Mitchell checked two Philadelphia rallies and Brooklyn evened the series. Manag ger Robinson shifted his infield because of Wards Charley horse,' stationing olson at short and Kilduff at second. Both these players featured the de- fensiye work of their team. Score:
 BROOKLYN AB R. H. PO.A. l..
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
HOW THEY STAND
 NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results St. Louis 9, Pittsburg '. Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 1. Cincinnati ,, Chicago :. New York at Boston, rain.
 Today's Games St. Louis at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Chicago. New York at Boston.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
JACKSON ouTPoINTs LAwLoR

JERSEY CITY, N. J., April 23.- Willie Jackson of New York out. fought Jack LawIor of Omaha in an ing to ringside critics Jackson weighed 1881. pounds and his oppo ncnt 1S2ta.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24

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Arizona republican., 1920-04-24

Three base hits: Jones. Sacrifice hits: Walters, O'Nein. Double play: Rice to Judge. Bases on balls: Off Courtney, ?: Jones, ?: Zachary. 1. Innings pitched: Courtney. ,; Zach- ary, f. Hit by pitcher: By Jonec, tHarris). Struck out: By Jones, 4: (,oilrfney 2
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Boston 1, Washington ?. Cleveland at St. Louis, cold. Chicago at Detroit, wet grounds. Philadelphia at New York. rain.
 Today's Games Boston at Washington. Cleveland at St. Louis. Chicago at Detroit. Philadelphia at New York,
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
aEcRuiT wlLp-REps WIN

CHICAGO April 9. - Cincinnati punched hits behind Newkirks wild ness and defeated Chicago. Eller weak ened toward the end of the game, but his teammates came to his rescue.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
JONES HAS EDGE . IN COURTNEY IN
 PITCHING DUEL

WASHINGTON. April 23-Jones outpitched Courtney and Zachary and Boston took the second game of the series from Washington. Foster drove in three of the visitors runs
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24

Two base hits-Roush. Barber 2, HolIocher. Stolen base-Rath. Sacri- flee hit-Daubert. Double piays-Her- zog to kiIlefer to Barber. Left on bases Chicago ,, Cincinnati s. Bases on balls-0ff Newkirk G.. Innings pitched -Newkirk 2-3. Carter Ia Martin |. Struck out-By Newkirk !, Carter 2. Eller 1, Martin I.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Chattanooga 8, Memphis 6. Atlanta 9. Mobile S. (10 innings). Birmingham 2, New Orleans 3. (1' 
 Nashville 2, Little Rock s.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
ROOSE WELT NINE .UPSETS DOPE BY BEATING MONROE

Another upset in the Phoenix gram mar school baseball league race took place yesterday afternoon when the Roosevelt nine, playing a fast article of ball, defeated the league leaders. the Monroe school squad, to f. This un- expected setback again put the Adams school team in the race and only half i game now separates the two teams II was the second time that the Roosevelt team has defeated the league leaders. beating the strong Adams team a few weeks ago. when that squad was head. ing the pennant chase.
 Dadyden Dick. the diminutive sixth grade southpaw, again pitched bril- liantly for the Roosevelt boys. For four innings he blanked the opposition, with nary man reaching first base. After Monroe had tied the score with g. two run rally in the fifth, Master Dick won his own game with a home run drive in the sixth with two men or bases.
 The Monroe boys fought gamely till the last out, but failed to overcome the lead gained by Roosevelt in the sixth.
 Score by innings: Roosevelt ..IO1 003 2--7 Monroe .-......-.......-.. 900 022 .0-4
 WESTERN LEAGUE
 Joplin ,, Sioux City I.
 Tulsa 6. Omaha ,.
 Des Moines ,. Wichita 1.
 Oklahoma Nifty 4, St. Joseph !.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24

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Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
COAST LEAGUE
ApriI e3.-

PORTLAND, AprlI 23.- Portland ........-..--.
 Thomas and Bassler; Kallio and Baker.
 SAN FRANCISCO. April s. Salt Lake Oakid0d IV 10 '
 AIatteson. Thurston and Jenkins; R. ArIette, Mitze and Dorman.
 LOS ANGELES, April 2s--, Sacramento ............ l Vernon 10
 Trough. Kuntz and Cady; W. Mitch ell and De Vormer.
 SEATTLE. April a. San Francisco ........ i Seattle .......
 Lewis and Anfinson; schorr and Adams.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24

Two-base hits--R. Miller, Witherow. stolen bases-Stengel. Sacrifice hits Konetchy, Bancroft. Double plays Johnston. konetchy and Olson: Olson, I<ilduff and Konetchy; J. Miller. Ban croft and Paulette .. Bases on balls Causey l. Innings pitched-Causey x, Rixey l. Struck out-By Mitchell z by Causey l. Passed balls-Witherow
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
AMERIcAN RESIGNATION

Milwaukee 2, Kansas City 2. Columbus 3, Toledo ,. Indianapolis at Louisville, rain. Minneapolis 0, St. Paul f.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE No~%orIav,e RASt,tRr

Portland 2. Los Angeles 2 Oakland 10. Salt Lake 0. Vernon 2, Sacramento 1. San Francisco l. Seattle c.
 Today's Games Los Angeles at Portland. Salt Lake at Oakland. Sacramento at Vernon. San Francisco at Seattle
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
SPORT JAZZ

The Pirates finally awakened from their slumbers and regained their old form. They lost to St Louis to :. They perpetratcd the atrocity before a record breaking home crowd. too.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24

Three of the four games scheduled in the American league yesterday were postponed because Of rain. The Red Sox reentered the win column by des feating Washington, to ?, in the only game of the day.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
WESTERN LEAGUE

Joplin ,, Sioux City 1. Tulsa 6. Omaha ,. Des Moines 5,. Wichita 1. Oklahoma Nifty 4, St. Joseph !.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24

@Batted for Hamilton in eighth.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-24

z Batted for Causey in eighth. Brooklyn .......0f1 000~010--5 Philadelphia .........0o 900 OO1 000---1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-15
SIX YEAR OLD
HIT By AUTO

Billy IaweIl s-year-old son of C.. j.
Laweu $50 Cameron street sustained
a broken ankle and other minor MUIR
les late yesterday when he was run
Gown hy a truck on Holman 'street
near the simplex plant. late yester-
day. The driver Of the automobile
which belonged to the Wolf Manufac-
turing company told police that the
boy had rushed into the street from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

cavort at Gostin and Sheffield ave-
nues The losers are Mr. Anderson.
49, sibley street fthef is no such
number but that's what he thought Il
was when he got Is the station)). ana
Jshn Aadura. ia Baltimore.
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HEBFSTITCHING

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BICYCLE GONE

Two BICYCLES disappeared yesterday
according TO records Of police a. tire
hammond Central station. Both were
taken while the owners watched
SANDY jacks New Jersey cowboys
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-15

behind truck parked on Holman
street. The injured boy was taken
home hv sam CarIey. expressman.
whore Or. O. @. Melton dressed his
wounds
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-09
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed with Sulphur II
Darkens so Naturally
Nobody can Tell.

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
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IS
IN THE BLOOD
Strengthen the Blood and You
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GLASS Of SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
If your Back is aching or Bladder
bothers, drink lots of water
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