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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
ON THE SCREEN Of SPORT
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

Reliable information reaches me theI
Rig Bill" Edwards has been aEresa
chairman Of the National commission.
The information Is that Jack HcNotcr
and Ban johnson reached tenlatIne
agreement TO choose Edwards some liue
ago and offered him the position ouS S tM.
salary attached failed To tempt the Ne"
York Collector OF Internal ReFenuTTii
The sum was $4,000. a ptutuuy Stha.s
salary 10 give the head or o rssni 1on
baseball at \ time when ono Ctup
afford 10 pay Sl3I.56o for one msaio Va,
ball rlayer who can hit. Mr.. Ed~arus
refused to abandon his position duitmSS
the heiEhth OF the income tax rus:t; 80
7 understand that the baScoail tus Wv.
ties decided TO raise the limit ana P"'
more.
Ban Johnson's salary as preseason y.
the American League. according 70 re
liable information. has been $25'eg9 u,sul
though Il was announced as S2H;ouoo
and it would appear PscMlar 40 or A..
smaller sum to abandon private business
and devote himself to baseball as ne
would have to do If ne accepted .ns Js oS,
The appointment nr Mr.. ha~St Ss
wouli be in way. triumph IOt ~. ,nr
National League. or rather deteaS t"r
Johnson. who made n fight TO keep
Garry Hermann ~ the head or o. sao
lied baseball. and who. when Garry H SS
forced out by his own fellows III .ar
National. espouscd the cause of Harvey
r woodruff. sporting ediror OF ne
Chicago Tribune. 1t Is quite prooau.SS
woody" one OF the best KNOW an"
liked fellows in the country. would nave
had the job had not Johnson wan"
him. The moment johnson backed NM
his opponents thought they smeIled
rat and opposed Johnson.
have been IN favor Of Judge kene-
saw NJ. Lands as chairman ana ,,n,iS
WAS a time when Judge Lands wouI9
have accepted the position and deVoteu
All his time to it. but he became dls-
gustcd with the tactics or the warrtns
club owners and officials; lie w"uia
have accepted the place In reoruary'
hut il became evident that the CLUB own
crs did not want anyone unless tne!
thought they could limit ms po'crS'
Judye Lands wanted complete nower;
and Immediately Mr.. Johnson hailed
Sin, as 'radical'-meaning that the
Judge would have gone straight I" lnS
bottom Of every baseball scandal anu
cleaned house.
Mr. Edwards Is notable figure in
sports. an organizer. man OF lntenS =,
energy and enthusiasm. prominent II.
ploitics and active in every inc o.
sport Unfortunately. he is not as Wei,
known among western sportsmeu anu ,
writer's as he Is in the east althougn
his record as college atnletc Is k"'""
all over the country. $3.50,
There was, I am informed. deter
,,inad efsort to compromise the deadlock
which has existed between Johnson ana
the National League forces by me seiec-
lion 81 Al Tearney. president OF
couple OF minor leagues and a man OF
prominence and standing. but that bore
no fruit. as the suspicion arose tha' II
was a Johnson move.
patrodt Needs victories NOW
T havs been studying the wretrhed
showing OF the Detroit team this spring,
Especially the record OF Cobb. The first
TEN games, analysed closely. indicates
that a timely hit by Cobb pfooao!y
would have turned four detea!s INTO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
CATHEDRAL HIGH VS..
MARTINS FERRY HI
Game Will He Played This Afternoon At
League Park-Wiu Be Called
at O'Clock.

Cathedral high will play her regular
onc.a-wcrk game this afternoon at
League Park when the team lines up
against Martins Ferry high at clock.
The Cathedral Cadets have had sew
eral hard practice sessions this week
at Tunnel Green and expect to defeat
their Ferrian opponents. Schaub VIII
do the work on the mound Tor the
C'ndal9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
WV, LOSES TO THE
LAFAYETTE BUNCH

Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgencer.
EASTON, Pa, May 6:-Lafayette
Colleges strong team defeated west
Virginia University here at baseball to-
day, Ala Woods pitched a consistent
game for the Manufacturers. but his two
bases on balls In the first and eighth
innings were converted into runs, and
in the fifth his support wohbled badly.
Meyer. for Lafayette, struck out ten
Mountaineers, batters Madeira and Har-
rick being the only ones 70 get To his
delivery. Lytle played a great game at
short for West Virginia. The score by
innings: H. H. l..
West Va. .....O1OO6OO00- 3
Lafayette ...."l 0 0 l 0 l u *
Batteries: Woods and Martin and
Rohrbrough; Morer and Bradshaw.
stolen bases: Martin, Wells. Reeves.
Two base hits: Madeira. Wolbach. Dou-
bic plays: Gazella, Wells. Chillson'
Struck out: BY Woods. 3; by Morcr. IL:
Base on balls: Off Woods. .. Passed
ball: Ruhrbrough.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus .; .: .. Toledo 2. &, .. Null
roman and Hartley; Middleton and Muir
ply.
Overlook. Grlncr and liargrare; Craft
indianapolis .. 10. 0. Louisville 4. ..
n III inningsD Cnvct, RogGce and Hen
line: Long, Koch and Kochcr.
Milwaukee and Kansas city not schcd-
uled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
YANKS MEET MIDCETS

Sunday afternoon on the Twenty
sixth street grounds, the crack Yankee
\. C's will clash with the East End
MIdCcts, and II lively battle should take
place. Little or nothing is known Of
the East End team. but 1t Is rumored
that they have some old stars in their
lineup and expect To do what every
defeat the Yankees.
This game will start promptly at :S9
md all Yankee players are requested
10 be at the Twenty-siXth street
81 In, ,Ir and TfcIcrman will form tho
Yankee battery while the battery for
the East End team 10 unknown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
YANkED ELLER
FROM THE BOX.

. ST. LOUIS. May s.--st. Louis defeat
cd Cincinnati. 6 to 0. in the second
game Of the series here to-day. Haih"S
held the visitors to- three scattered mis-.
Eller was taken from the box IN the
seventh. after Fournier. THE first man
TO face him. tripled. and McHenry sim
gled. Poor fielding by the champions
contributed 10 their defeat. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
INEFFECTIVE PITCHING

BOSTON Mny G.--Ineffective pitching
by Smith and errors behind him gave
Boston lead that Philadelphia could
not overcome. Boston winning its sec
ord strn 'ght gamc IN the series to b;
The locals bHtted Scott off the mound
ana tied the score IN the fourth low
DIV. third bnsc hit drove home the win
ming run in the NTH. Score by innings;
Boston. 22O $50 00l--S -
Philadelphia 1Ol 21l 0oO-6 L.
Rudolph. Scott and Gowdy; Nelhcr''
Smith ana TraErcSSer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
COOPER HELD
CHICAGO CUBS

PITTSBURGH. Pa. May ,6.-Pitts,
burgh defeated Chicago Tor the ssc"hn
time at home s to l. Cooper held 'h@
Cubs to four hits. A pass, single
sacrifice and an out at first scored ilS
visitors single run. The flrales iI'e
tbe bases in the first inning on thr""
singles and Cation walked. forcing the
nrst run, Score:
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CLARK A. C. TO OPEN
SEASON At LEAGUE
PARK ON MAY 18TH.
VIII Meet tbs Dtswa1tvi1lo 0A1nto -
League Park In AftsxIoon 1ouoWo0
BY Dance n Evening
On SUNDAY, NAY 10, WIN Mt ~
Wilson Packers on the Tunnel
Green Grounds ~

The Clark A. c. OF the Second ward.
will open their baseball season On
Thursday, May 18th. when they clash
with the Stewartville Giants at League
Park. The game will be called at three
o'clock. ga
held by the Clarks At the Market audi.
torium at which all members and
friends OF the club are invited to at--
tend.
On Sunday. May 18th. the Clarks Will
meet the Wilson Packers on the Tun-
mel Green grounds. This game promises
TO be hotly contested az the Packets
have proven worthy opponents with the
valleys leading teams.
roster OF the Clarks. and with lnges
practice they expect to be able to de-
feat all teams in this vicinity.
SINNERS Jazz orchestra. Of Fairmout,,
will furnish the music for the dance -
next Thursday evening. Al recoat
meeting z. Clark was elected n,ana4ar,
II. johnson. captain. and A. Rhodes sec.
rotary. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
TRIADELPHIA MEETS
NEW CUMBERLAND Hi

The Red and Black baseball team OF
Triadelphia high school will Journo~
this afternoon To Now Cumberland fot
their return game Of the season Win
Srw Cumberland high baseball team
The Triadelphians expect to have little
difrjculty winning. ms earlier in the
season they won by II score Of 1873 at
Elm Grove ball park in SIX inning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
nnMcHHn TT XIEg

DETROIT. May 6.-Bunched hits IN
three Innings OF the second game Of the
ST. Louis series won for Detroit today
by the score OF s to 4; Oldham was
hard hit by yanGllder but the visitors
wsre unable TO group their safetieS
when they were needed to count. The
featur OF the game was remarkable
cacth by yeach Of q driver of Tooins
bat in the ninth. Score oy INNINGS q,
Dstroit' .'.... 200 900 022-S 2
Van Glider and severld; Oldham and
SlanaRe,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
CLEVELAND IS
WINNER in TEN

CHICAGO. May S.-Cleveland mace ., II
nIng 2 10 . in ten innings The visitors
put the winning run across when WI,
kinson weakened in the tenth and issued
his only pass to O,Nein. ONeiIi VEN
10 second on Bagby's sacrifice and LOOK
third on Graney's insield out. scoring on
a single by Chapman. With tho bases
FUN in their half OF the tenth the locals
ware unable TO mt. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
uxAr 4" MACxnnN

BOSTON, May 8.-Two doubles by
Hendrix and two errors by Galloway
aided Boston TO defeat Philadelphia to-
day 10 l. Jones yielded only four hits
Nally and Hooper. Scotts error In the
ninth paved the way to the visitors
sInEle run; Score: mn non oo,-, .
Eckert and Wyatt. Perkins; Jones and
WaltArg
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Two base hits: Duncan. Stock and
Clemens. Three base hits: H9rnsny,
Fournier. stolen bases: Neaie' nonh
bly, Slsv,: s Dnnesn and Crane Bressler and
bsubert; Shotten and Hornsoy. Lert
On bases: Cincinnati. 8; st. Louis. T.
Base on balls: OF Filler, J.; or ,1 BTsnss
Tnore out in 7th); Off Luque. l in l
RousS). Struck out: BY Ellsr, !; ny
i,uque, /: by Bressler. !; by hsines' ~ l.
Ter. Empires: R!gler and Moran. Time
of game: 1885.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE


FIT sburgh. 5: Chicago. !.
ST.. Louis. 6: Cincinnati. q.
New York. .: brooklyn, l.
Boston. 5; Philadelphia. 6
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-or wAxUxoroN

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Bunched hits
enabled Washington TO defeat New York
4 TO ! today Schacht was steady
throughout and never was in trouble
Kew YORK 900 900 1901 s Q
WashinEton. 210 900 01x-4 s !
MoKrldEe. Collins. Shawkey and Ruel;
Schacht aud Charity.
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summary: Two base hits-Johns-
town. IefSold. collins. Speaker. Sacri-
fices-Bagby, Risberg. Double play
Wilkinson to Weaver to Collins 70 Jour
land s. Bases on balls-off Bagbv 2:
OF wilkinson l. Struck out-oy VII
kinson 4; by Bagby /. Umpires-owens
and chill Time OF garne-1:35.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
M'CONKEYS-GIANTS
IN TWO CONTESTS

Tho McConkeys will play the Wells
burg Giants at Wellsourg Saturday. and
viii play a return game at Tunnel
Green Sunday. Houts and Lewis will
work for the McConkeys saturday and
Honeeker and White will work on Sun
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07

Two base hit-Grimn.
Three base hit--Southworth.
sncrifices-O'Farrell; Deal.
Double play-cutshaw. Cation and
Grimm.
..Left on bases-Chlcago' 4; PITTSBURGH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
The Standing,


Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
WILSON WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP

BOSTON, May Johnny Wilson. of
championship Of the world, whom he
was awarded q referees decision oyer
Mike O'Dowd. Ct st. Paul. here tonight.
The fight went twelve rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
Thu Standing
To-dnY'a Games.

st. Louis AZ Detroit.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cleveland AT Chicago.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

jersey city II. Akron 4.
SyraCuS" .; E0chcstrr s.
Baltimore Q, Buffalo 10.
Reading 3: Toronto &.
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Milwaukee has again endorsed socialism
and so reminds us of the man who uSrd
10 say that he was drunk and proud ol II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YaktardaY,a EanAa.

DETROIT 6. ST. Louis, 7.
Washington. 4; New York. |.
Boston. 3; Philadelphia l.
Cleveland. 3; Chicago,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
rorrH End CHALLENGE

The North End Juniors Challenge any
14-16 wear old team in the Ohio Valley
for games II accepted answer through
this paper $4,000. -.---.------------------~---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07

Now IL the time when the man who
never does it himself. spurs his neigh
Tors on 10 make spring gardens.
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Ba>,. ON balls-On Hendrix 8: off
cooper.
Struck uut-By Hendrix .: by cooper
Winning pIlchCr-CoOpCr.
Losing pitcher Hendrix.
Impircs--klcn and Emslie.
Time 90 y. M.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
A. McnDhia

Birmingham 4: Memphis q
New Orleans o: Nashville 2.
Mobile .: Little Rock l. IL innings.
Atlanta :; Chattanooga (called end
Of l3th--darkuesS.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07

In Italy they arc boring into
earth to get power from the inexhauot.5
ible heat of volcanoes.
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ChicaTo.

x-Batted for Friberg in 9Th.
xx--Battcd for Barber in 9th.
xxx-Batted for Mcrklc in 9Th.
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ooLLRoR GAME.

At Hamilton. y. Y. Penn State 8;
Colgate 6.
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(Addittonal Sport On FAGs 1ol
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BOWLING
nrusrI DUCK PIN HAGUE

Tonight-Hasbeens VS.. Bellaire.
NAHONIO CLUB LEAGUE
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r%ot.la 10 TO
Stated for Wilkinson in tenth.
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United States it woulde be wiae to give to the president the right to act upon our resolution of congress in the matter of withdrawal? In other words, it would seem to be permissible and advisable that any resolution giving notices of with drawal should be joint rather than a concurrent resolution. I doubt whether the president can be deprived of his veto power under the consti- The use of a joint resolution would permit the president, who is, of course, charged by the constitution merely exercise a voice in saying whether so important step as with drawal from the league of nations, ity or by two thirds vote. The constitution itself providing that the Legislative body was to be consulted in treaty making and having pre- scribed two thirds vote in such cases, it seems to me that there should be no unnecessary departure from the method there indicated.
 'T see no objection to frank statement that the United States can accept mandate with regard to any territory under article 13. part one, or any other provision of the treat of peace. only by the direct authority and action of the congress of the United States.
 'T hope, my dear senator, that you will never hesitate to call upon me for any assistance that can render in this or any other public matter.
 Cordially and sincerely yours,
 "Woodrow Wilson,"
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(Continued From Page D. of the United States, shall by act O joint resolution so provide. Nothing obligation in article 16 concerning the economic boycott.
 "'The reservations which t h president refers to as mine were tht five reservations which I presented to the senate November 19. after they had been approved by the demo cratic caucus. In the senate they re ceived 41 votes."'
 Presidents Letter. The presidents letter follows: January 26. 1920.
 "My Dear Senator Hitchcock:
 "I have greatly appreciated you1 thoughtful kindness in keeping mt informed concerning the conferences you and some of your colleagues have had with spokesmen of tho republican party concerning the pos sibility of ratification of the treaty of peace. and send this line in spec lial appreciative acknowledgment of your letter of the 22nd. l return tht clipping you were kind enough to en- close.
 "To the substance of it. I, o1 course adhere. I am bound. like yourself. l am solemnly sworn tc obey and maintain the constitution iof these United States. but I think the form of it very unfortunate. Any reserve tions or resolutions stating Ln C4oto pr q obligation under such and such ar article unless or except would. l an sure. chill our relationship with the nations with which we expect to be associated in the great enterprise o1 maintaining the worlds peace.
 "That association must in any case, my dear senator. involve very serious and far reaching implca' tions of honor and duty. which, I an sure, we shall never in fact be desir. ous of ignoring. It is the more i'm portant not to create the impression that we are trying to escape obliga. tions.
 "But I relaize that negative criti. cism is not all that is called for ir so serious matter. I am happy te be able to add therefore that I have once more gone over the reservations proposed by yourself, the copy o1 which I return herewith, and an glad to say that I can accept then as they stand.
 Has Faith in Allies.
 "I have never seen the slighes reason to doubt the good faith o our associates in the war, nor evel had the slightest reason to fear that any nation would seek to enlarge our obligations under the covenan of the league of nations or seek tt committee us to lines of action which under our constitution. only thu congress of the United States can 1T the last analysis decide.
 "May 1 suggest that with regard to the possible withdrawal of thu
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Olive Causing Six Deaths at Memphis
 Killed IA Others

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. With the death tonight of Max E. Vunkannon the number of victims of ptomaine poisoning as a result of eating can ned ripe olives at luncheon serv- ed at the Vunkannon home here Thursday, was increased to five.
 Mrs. Max E. Vunkannon, hostess at the luncheon, and three of her guests died yesterday and today. An other is ill, but probably will re- cover.
 Investigation by health officials has disclosed that the olives, which, physicians say caused the fatalities here, were of the same brand as that for which food inspectors turnout the country made search with view to confiscation, after the death in Detroit of IA persons who had par taken of olives served at banquet in that city.
 4 quantity of the fruit found in the basement of a store here today was seized by the police and destroy < ed
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 w. o. w. NOTICE!

To the members of the Woodmen of
 the world:
 You may obtain any information you desire in regard to the new spe- cial rates by calling upon o. E. Per ry, clerk, at Simpson and Webb Fur niture company, 212-2i4-216 West Second avenu& Saturday evening from to g o'clock. 1-10-1mo
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Victims of Turk
 Highwaymen We're
 Y. M. c. A. Workers

Washington, Feb. 7.James Perry and Frank Johnson, representatives of the Y. M. c. A., were the Ameri- cans killed in the recently reported attack by Turkish brigands on a convoy of American relief supplies near Aintav, in Syria, the state de- partment was advised today.
 Previous dispatches reported that three Americans were killed but lat CT messages indicated that only the two named were victims of the bri9ands. The bodies have not been recovered.
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CHARITIES TO AID FIRE VICTIMS

The Associated Charities is appeal ing for donations for the people who lived in the two houses burned Thursday in an effort to capture George Wick. negro slayer of Detec- tive Lynn, and all who wish to make donations are asked to come to the Charities office at 112 1-2 West Bar rague, or to call phone No. 1960 At tention is called to the fact that household goods. clothing, groceries in fact everything of the people who lived in the houses was destroy cd
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WILSON REVIEWS
 OBJECTIONS TO
 TREATY CHANGES

(Continred From Page D.
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MARDI GRAs MASQUERADE BALL

The coming event of the season Grand Masquerade Mardi Gras ball at Shriners temple Tuesday night, February IF. Given under the aus pices of the 1920 Leap Year club
 Handsome prizes to be awarded to the most original costume, both lady and gentleman. All dancers must wear masks until prizes are awarded. Music by Kueck's eight piece or chestra. The club reserves the ripht to reject. 2-4-8
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PUEBLO INVITES BROUGH.

Little Rock, Feb. 7.-Governol
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LOBBYISTS" LOSE AT L. R.

Little Rock, Feb. 7.-Members of the unchartered fraternity known a: the "hot stove league" were deprived of an important meeting place this morning when o. w. Everett, mana ger of the Hotel Marion caused the removal of all the cushioned chairs from the lobby of the hotel, the ster being taken on account of the influ
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"THINKING!"

If you are thinking of changing your insurance or of taking out more insurance, it will pay you to see me first. l will advise you competently conscientiously, and honestly what you ought to do.
 s. P. DOWDY,
 "The Insurance Specialist Sixth floor, Citizens Bank building.
 2-8-6t
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enza epidemic. As result of the move, many important problems, civic, state and national, will wait over for a settlement until such time as the lobby orators can convene again in comfort.
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LONDON TO MADRID.

Madrid. Feb. 7.Spanish govern ment authorities are planning to in- aug 9slrate LondOn-to-M Madrid pas 5eenxer service by airpiane within a few months.
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Brough has received an invitation to speak at large conference on com mercial development to be held in Pueblo, Colo, Feb. IA.
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Dr. Brunson's Famous Prescrip- tion was originally prescribed to overcome ailments peculiar to people of this section, and is especially val uable at this time. Manufactured by Reinberger & Collier, Pine Bluff.
 1-24-tf
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SORGHUM CANE ADVANCES.

A price of S7 per ton is being of- fered by the Fort Scott Sorghum
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svrnm company sorghum cane for sorghum cane l.
 delivered at their railroad loading planters in sec;"
 no;n or at mill here This is urged to plant nm M said to be twice the amount paid of cane. f of