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Portsmouth,.
Totals 81 : 30 :,
sItattcD for Suy,l,

Portsmouth ..... o o q IL,
Rocky Mount 80. U y 2 q o y - d
summary: Ert"rs--BanEs. Barton. Watt
Gleason, sperber. Walker cha fict, Hsrton.
Ronney, Parkc. and Neals t2,. Stolen
Ter Sacrifice hiis-7Raoney. Pe:k-: Two
base hit--Rooncy; Thrce-basc hitS--Ma-
Rooney. Innings pi;chcd--snyder ::
SSh HszlSf sny isas ~ Of ef' S,o
OF Giazier; !: ON ,Ash:, }. nases on
sa' ~ SNYDER =; en- Ashe; :. or B"al>.
by Ashr. g: by Beal.s. .: by 'ori. ? i.cit
on as"S--Portsinouth. $. Roe " Mount.
Nharltt Barton 70 Rooney. II, by
piich"r-As she. one tSperbcr ia AID suns
---Rocky Mount. ;: Portsmouth . I'm.
i,ire. Guyon. Time. 2:20.
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CUBS CONCENTRATE ATTACK
fISy AssocinteL Prcss.l

CHlcAGo. April 2s.--Chicago CON
c1ntraied its attack today, !nclutinc
home runs by paskert and Robertson
and easily defeated 81. Louis In tho
nrst game or the series, TO ..
vaughn pitched fine hall until tho
inter part of tho game, when his
wiidness. coupled with errors by
Herzos and some opportune hitting
ne,;ed the visitors their runs.
i'u~ ..nFe, ST. Louis.
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4 ne Sc
''StfrniI
.'lrst NntInnuI.
.."tais :S 32II II Totals 3cii,7 :,
n'hai hhtted Tor Thompson in nIntr

Federal . q a n n n
Fi-St ~ -
HUNT. Carter CD Auvus,in. 70, Wnal
t2m: p"itri.k. Payne. E.rors-winyo. Ian.
rru,h. y. ihnipps"n - Two-bas. hIf-
Iartcr. S.ulcn bases Winro Wan p.,.
q Wni,hai. Iiun,t Garter Auru,.inc
~. wharton ca. Msyneld. Jennings ~
MISC. i"itTi"k gu. Payne. double .iays
,,,',,.nninrs 10 Hunt: i.andruin To- Vsn
ien. h!t by pitched hai!--Ailco,t u,v
Sartcrp l."ft on bases Federal 3: Frs,
Naiiorni. rirs' base on crrnrs-rirst
on .trohddns. Q. ii!ts--on Carter in
- innings; "il Ir"a'i,lus. 1! IN . Innings
S'rnrn ont hy Carter. -: hy Br"addus
Scorer-I II Siircr IL N"'P''t '''"h'"h.
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PAL METTO TEAM LOSES
tnivcrsIty az South Carolina Dro,.S
'"air t" wnshinEton md

LEN HGrON, VA. April oo.-Thei
Generals defeated the baseball team
from the University of South Caro-
ma herr today by the decisive scoroi
of 10 I. Until the seventh inninri
the honors we're fairly divided with
inc Generals little ahead in field
In the seventh the Generals ssal-s
'opca Wallace a. viii and ran In fourss
scores. The eighth was,almost as ba n,
for the visitors. the Generals nettincf
three more points.
Score bv innings: II. n El
w. and L. 100 "a 0043'-gIi q
L. =. &. ..lOol lOOoI-t II
Batteries: W. and I.-McDouai,le
torhett and NJ. MattOx. u. SCI
Wallace and Scaborn.
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TARS WIN SUGGEST
special to Tho Tires-Dispatch)

= lSprriAl 10 Tho Times -DispatchD
e. NORFOLK. VA. April 2o.--Tollins
and Proctor proving Ineffective and
the locals pushing Their binsies 10
every Scorncr OF the lot Norfolk to-
day defeated Suffolk !; 20 s. with a
lead Southpaw Stanley
took things easy after tho third. Out
fielder Kramer featured the game by
iniH hard hitting. registering a home
run. two doubles and single
"a Suffolk. EorS,,iL
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Kramer Sacrifice hits : schwartz. hi
beck. Stolen baScS-l-at theirs. II.nges t3l.
Kramer. Corcoran. Fisher. Crow go.
Kelly. Davies l:Yf, On bassSa-Norto!k.
, innings: or Proctor in innings.
Struck out---by stanley. II: by Proctor, !,
Bases on balls--on Stanley. I: off Collins.
.: of Proctor, B. Hit MISUNDERSTANDING
(crow>: Collins QIengcs) Wild pitch
Stanley. ?. Collins, !. Proctor. . Time OF
game. hours Umpire. Gilroy.
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SENATORS WIN GAME
FROM NEW YORK YANKS
Close Contest MARRIED When Walter
johnson Is Struck by
Thrown Ball.
NY Associated Prcss.I

NEW YORK;, April .--WashinE-
ton got an even break with New
York ny winning the last gam" to-
duy OF the series, TO !. Johnson
ouipil he'd Quinn. though II took Il
great catch ey Milan 10 save Walter
in til, ninth inning. y home run by
Picinivh proved 10 be WashinStou's
winning run.
In trying to throw out i'odie at
first, shannon hit johnson in the
head with the bali in >the NTH in
ming. rendering him unconscious.
After coming to. he finished the
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Spider Tennis Team
Will Ply Hopkins

Announcement hnx been ,nud.
.nnt inc Richm"nd College tcnnis
Hopkins Uniycrnity, of IInItfmor"
VIII play In this city SATURDAY,
afternoon. The time md plnr. ur
ahr tournament have not been de-
ueu upon. u In probable that
the teams Will meet ON, tbr c,mr,s
VI thc country Club of Virginia..
WnSrr the Red and Bluc racket
Wfriucrs have been practlcinr for
.nr Inst two nr three weeks.
nFo"Hn the courtesy OF officials
of the Country Club OF VIRGINIA
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Totals al a:tla To,,la aS 90
'Battcd for Dauss. in ei-b,b
S.nrs hN. - ''N''".

Detroit .. n n "A IA n n n n , IL;
summary. Run.--sisier Gerber. t:rsor4
ZONES Two base hit-Stanar. stolen
n,nsr--Tobin. Sacrifices - Gedrnn. Mi.
LAM. Double p!ays-BuSh Young ard
n"il.nann: jacobson and Ssler LEI, IN
"asrsnD"trcit., 3. 81 Louis. y iiascs
IN ba!l,-on Dauss. I: on So,ho-on !,
itits-.on Dnuss. ! IN inninEs on OLr,
: IN inning Struck out-by Sn;horon
Losing pltchcr---Dauss rmpir.r
Owens and Chill. Time. les
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ERRORS LOSE FOR MACKS
IB" Associated Press !

PHILADELPHIA, April .a.-Bus-
ton needed only four hits 10 dccfat
philnGciphia in the iinal game Of the
series today. : to j. Three bases on
halls. three errors and lioopcr's dou-
hIe routed Naylor In the fourth and
decided the contest The visitors
registered only two hits on Harris.
both horne runs In the sixth.
...,il.dclnhtn It,.tnn
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.PH|[[|Es DEFEATBRAFES
WHEN 0'NE|LL DROPS BALL
Catchcr's Error Spells Pitchers
Baltic Between Meadows
and FilliTgim.
II,y Associated l,rcss

BVSTON. April 29.--Meadows had
me better Of flilingim In a pitchers
Boston, to o. In the seventh. i
Miller singled. stole second. went to-
third on Paulettc's SACRIFICE and
scored when ONeill dropepd Maran-
S,iies throw TO the plate on h.
Milier's grounder. ~
hSn score: Boston.
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Totals rs i.7ls Totals ~ 9.
Stated for Harrison in ninth.

SCORE by innings. K,
Petersburg ........ -
Wilson ..... . u . y TT
summary: kuns--klein. wheat. Errors
Roth EilcnZiEer. THREE base hit'-
Clarke, Slinons. Sacrifice hii--fs;day.
Stolen basc--,'aSuc. Struck out-hy f'ri-
day. :: by Wheat. !. Bascs on balls
OIL Friday. .: OF Wheat. >. l.utt on b-sts
Petersburg. ). wilson. II. Time OF
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TX y COLTS

TO !. In the closing game of tho se
ries Williams held Cleveland 10 two
hits. o:e Of which Was scratch, and
ulu NOT allow runner to reach Sec
ond after the frs, inning.
Myers pitched we'll for Cleveland.
me poor work of Substitute Sunna-
maker on first base resulting In all
except one of Chicago's runs
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CHAMPIONS WIN HANDILY
[ by Associated Press. |

PITTSBURGH. April 81. Cincin-
natl defeated Pittsburgh today, s TO
:. King kept the hits OF the home
team we'll sSittcred, while IN. Wis.,
itors hi; Carlson and Hamilton
freely. After Carlson had filled the
bases in the third inning. with two
out, he was displaced by Hamilton,
IN one run. He was hit hard in
every inning thereafter until relieved
10y Ponder.
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BROWNS WALLOP TIGERS
Iny Ansocln,rnrrcss1

ST. LOUIS. April 30. - ST. Louis
n ,nuc a clean sweep of the series with
neiroit. winning today's game. s 10 q
out administered 10 Detroi:. ana lilo
eleventh. straight game the Tigers
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TECH BEATS LYNcHBuRG
v. y. !. Captures Slow. Gimme Irror
Hill city Tenm-Outneldcr
Pitched.
eciai to The Timcs-Dispatch.)

'sneciai to The Times Dispatch.)
hfNcliBuitG. VA. April 29.-vir-
gina Poly,cchnic institute today do
ieated Lynchburg College 10 to A In
long drawn out aud loosely played
game. Tho locals led for five innInpsi
Wnch Dodson, an outfeldcr, who was
pitching, weakened. The locals also
let down In tho Held and turneIl n
hard night for Tech into an easy Vie
tScOrc:
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STANDING OF CLUns.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
81. I.ouis at Chicago
Cincinnati At Pittsburgh.
New York ut Philadelphia.
brooklyn at Ijostnn.
browns Sell schcvner.

TOLEDO. OHIO. April 2t.-The
purchase of Joe Schepner. third base :
man. from the 81. Louis Americans.
was announced here tonight by Joe
Mccarthy: manasr OF the Louisville
CiCh fihc American Association.
Schcpncr was with the Mobile club
Of the Southern Association last sea-
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
international League.

baltimore. II: Rochester. T.
Reading, II: Akron. 10.
othcrS postponed. incien.en, weather
Texas i.cnEur.
For. Worth. .: Dallas. a.
Shreveport, L.: Wichita Falls 2.
beaumont. :; Galveston. 6.
iiouStou. =: San Antonio. 1.
American Association.
St Paul. >: Kansas city
Columbus. y. Indianapolis g.
Ioieio. .; Louisville. { az innings)
Minneapolis. .; milwaukee,, 8 I2
innings),
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s ISanls By 'I Inn sssis Totals .ss 10 ~ 10
.ynchburE c'oIirrn N n u.

vra0II'1 co.' .*... 5G%sdoiiasss ga
psTHsr. 'F' OH, OVERWHELMINGLY .ns1,,sI ts} podson
En.iumpf brooks, Marye. Myrick tah
Tbnm s-Srq, ,l, podson. Arnold tS,.S
uunuinas. I'Arker. kiblcg. Brooks f5t'I
WshaIton Two bias. hitk-whnrton anil
mnSoTick E.rnep runs-i.ynchburg. 4: Y.
- D. First base on crrors.Iyn
DmnIhs' T. J.. .: Stolen bases-p2rH er
o ,nI' i:nntasicr., Kihicr siumpf. MarY:I
I WI Mybrick. Double 'plays-Narye anil
" ha.ion. itasc. on bails--.on poGsop AZ
on rh%rnn,. Len on bases--ISnchbirr
y; u. l.. .. !iit by pitched baIiGbvf
Poison, J. by Thomas i: by Marye, I
rbnSnn."h D"d:on In 7i3 innings: ofl
m,n.u't, inning; on Maryc. / in s inninr /.
hWiiu pitrh--Dobson. Time. 2:33 Umpirc
AZ H. og!esby ard Mcwanc
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Isostni,.
Totals .32 627l3 Totals as 4a71s
.Baitcd for ONciil in eighth.

Philadelphia ...... o oOl O.i
summary: ltuns--J. Miller. Errors-
ONei' Two basc hi,-TraEresscr stolen
bic play--Bancrofi 10 J. Miller TO Pauiettc.
i;cft on bas,s--l'h!laLelphIa. .; 1,oston. &.
iiish ON hhlls--on Meadows. 2: n Filin-
GIN. /. Iii, BY pitchcr-hy Meadows
Ghr:stenhury. cruicc). Struck out-by
= iihnG'n: T. umpircs-liarrison and
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-. Louis ..... o 0Ol %
Chicago ..... o q o . =.
summary: Runs-raskert J?) D"al t2)
Robertson. Fourn."-. Schultz. Errors
H"r7E ca. Barber. Stock. iIornsry '@)
Two-hasc hii-Flnck Thrcc.tas- hit
Mciionry Home runs--Paskcr; Robert-
snn stolen basn--Pasker. Sacrifice
EilefcE Left on bases-St Louis :
Chicago; Dase on halls-r Vaughn. Z:
on boak Ht;s--on Doak. in 7 in
nings; off Sh.rlei, in ! inning Struck
"nt-hy Vaughn. Il; by Doak. . ~ Shrr-
Ici, !. Losing p!tcher-Donk. Cmpires-
Moran and Rigler. Ti,ne--l:t5.
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:.iiia,lclphla.
Totals 80 :I,lI Totals 80 ic7 1,
'BatScd Cor Dykes in eighth.
titattcd FOR Harris in eighth
:Dltied for GSilowsy in ninth.
'Battcd for Wyatt In ninth.

Score by innings: Il.
Boston ...... o : o.
Fh!ladclph, 1900. 0 q . o 0 o ii
summary: Runs = iioopern Mclnnts.
Foster. Scott ca. Walters lush. Griffin
Erro-s-Dy kcs. :: galloway. 3 TWO. base
hiis-liooper, pugan. iiom" runs--Scoi,.
Hooper. Sacrifice hit--wCtSh. Double
plays--Sco;,. McSa!ly and McInnis: Nay
Tor. Galloway md Griffin. Left on bases
m n,i;Stnn , q; hrh,i"a.pAnia., basef on
rls. /. Hi,~-in Nuyior.I2 in INNING:
on Harris Harris II inninCs; OF Kcsne. in
Nay,or. /: ny Harris, |. Losing nitch-r
tmpircs. Dincen and Naliin.
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Snchc~ Lose uoclc, No.,

ANTWERP. April as.-Thc Cz.cho-
Storhk hockc? team defeated tho
Swcdes In the Olympic contests to-
night by score OF | to o. Czccho
Sio'akia thereby wins third prize in
the series.
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WASHINGTON.

New YORK ......... o o 0 ii
Summary: Runs - Shannon. pcckin-
pauEh. ricinch. Errors-Shannon, Peck
Iindic Judge. picin!ch. rlpp. Three base
hii--Ioaason. Homo -un--Picinirh. Left
on bIs.,--Ncw York. I: Washington. s.
Iias"s on balis--0n Quinn. :. Struck out
by Johrson. s: hy Quinn. l. Empires.
Murlar!,y and Connolly. Time. 1850
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/ .s Ts:.is ;; ;41, I, Totals .1ol9.7 .

sauffok q a., u
" oLf n !, n
III Summsry; Rvns--Hlack' Mac. crow
~. kcily -t?l. Collins. Proctor I.a,hr,n
,n5is2acs q. Rrsmer ~. Corroran. K.nc'
, ,s.slhT ~. Schwartz. BnrccL SAME
'lf..vsf9fH--Hlack, Mack Crow 1.j pno,c'
5itsShyits GU. Gcrtner (?y. schwartz Two,
,I1st hiiA--kramcr j2b, Byiberk s.oniy
ID s'he's' biAeA and Davies. Home run
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GOVERNMENT TEAM LOSES
Feucral Reserve Bank DrOps Gimme
TO First National BnnIs

FIRST National Bank started the
Scheduic Of the Bank League ycster
uaE AFTERNOON at Byrd Park by win
mug from Federal Reserve Bank NV
nc score of to .. The winners hni
,,hhlnEs practically their own way
I'ht.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
N, hnnni. q; Newport Ncws. s.
Petersburg. :: Wilson. o.
Norfolk. IL; Sunfaik, T.
innlngs). "
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- - - ---------------
DcIuucy Awarded no,If.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. April 29.-Cal
Delaney. Cleveland lightweight. was
given newspaper DECISION over Ed
tcr-round bout here tonight
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cintinnati. 8: Pittsburgh. 2.
lsronklyn. 3: New York. D.
philadelphia. 4: Boston. o.
ChicnS0. q: st. Louis. ..
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. SCUrr by InnInEY: Z,
Brooklyn 4 n a n n n
\, summary: Runs.-Johnston whoa:
W Wfh"ra IErrors-Fl.tchcr. Two.b base hi,i :
base hit-Flc: cher Stolen Lasss- Mwrrs
LEFT LEFT on bas,s-Esw, York. s: Hrookiyn g.
s'ase on b.bis-or -roncy. :: on Mitchell.
~ h!is-on Tony. in innings; OF
!Iriubbcii in :: innings. struck oa.-.hy
l"ncy. ]; by Mitchell. |, Losing pitcher
-, I"h'!. Cinplrcs-M cCornick and Hart
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INDIANS DROP GAME


~ Associated Pressl
CLEVELAND. OHIO. April 90. -
Chicago defeated Cleveland today, q
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STANDING OF CLUBs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland NJ Detroit,
Philadelphia at Washington.
lsustnn at New York.
Only three scheduled.
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Score ty inn!ngs X

sTrwpor; News col o q 0 Ct
, = Summary: RunS-T Smith. Poole.
s<Eooch. ArraC0n. stuart. Dauchton. Smith
: ca. Hrannicar. riley Err"rs--ArraEon
=, 90 Po"ie. Stuart RrannSan t2I. Riley.
J1unn t?b. Two.hssc hNs-ArraGon. Smith.
), t,harnpaEnH. Nonnnn Thre"-bas" hit
'kGooCh stolen haScs-Stuart pauShton.
/. Sacrifice hits-Sius-t. PrHnn'rRn Dou-
lFsbic plays McWhpr'er to stuart I" Poole:
SfArragon 10 stuart 20 rolo. Left on bases
Newport News, &. First
3 tsse on crrors--Richm 3: Newport
n New =, Bns"S ballr--on McWn
atcr. 2; OF Bacon. J. on Jnilin. 2. Hits
m Mc"hor;er. n ! Innings Struck
out-by Bacon. g. by JOHN, ]. Time OF
q game 40. Umlnirc-Orth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. =; New Surk. I.
CihirnE"' q; Cleveland. /.
St. Louis. .; Detroit. o.
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Southern A,nocintion.

Southern t.KOrintion.
Mobile. 3: birmingham. l.
New Orleans, j: Atlanta. z.
Washing .: Littleback. !.
south Atlantic League.
irccnvillc. 10: harieston, o.
Charlotte. 3: Columbia, ].
Augusta. !: Spartanburg. ..
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DODGERS CAPTURE SERIES

Re Universal Service
EltOpkLiN. y. Y. April %. -
brooklyn made il two out Of three
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Immediate Delivery

Operate train of Ace Trucks railroad incapacv
will Ask distributor superbv
built truck and place your order
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sTANpING OF CLUES.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Newport News mt Richmond.
Wilson mt Petersburg.
suffolk nt Norfolk.
Portsmouth at Rocky Mount.
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College IIaSchnIl
At Spartanburg. $ c.-Wonord. 4;
ErSkiuc 3 -
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Pittsburgh,

Toial4 Ga ic7 Totals AS .27Ial
-iiaNcI for wtnEo in fourth
lated Tor Ponder In ninth
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-25

New York, Feb. 26.-sir Thomas
Liptons challenger for the Ameri-
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-25

Extra fine quality Of flesh col
or Jersey silk. reinforced to
knee. Sizes s, s and 7.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-25

WDmen's sleeveless union
suits with cuff knee and
narrow shoulder straps.
sas s'.f. : :. ............ : SOC
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THE wAv
TO D0lT

Twa mssnl,et< of = lloslon wool
lss h have paid ,he revernmeni
ti,ontan fef delaultlng IN that
amount IN their income taxes and
nnw aFr ssfslng - mnnth> i'm
pfisonment Jor eelssplraey ta he
fraud the sovernmenf
The Government necsi~ maney
end ! very fer>e with those who
fudge on their Income taxes,
shwh i rirhi and nrOrer ilui
shs sieesn / Il treat proflleer> the
sanse was The lwAplc who arr
paying tnele SsAs war taxes,
,l~o are lniehtr hari ~. The,
leea money ieo, sill The tavern.
nout pesmltS the rraflleers 10
Akc il away from them and
herehs from IL
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SATURDAY
~WNv SMtrH lGTT HoMe-

Bffsr. WasbbgTns latest Tu1u,-
t1oas bousfsnsva = bass fof bright
screen comedy With popular s;ar
AL l. Hzhs and Sunshine are prom .
ised !" Why Smith Left Home.
Bryant Wsshbsrns nes Paramount
Aircraft picture The story xas
scsved from George Bro4dhafss's
stage Fsccess of the same name and
concerns the escspades o. Smith and
his pretty bride on their tempes.u
Gus honsrmoon. They are married
-on the tosbie- and ssains, xarlas's
Amt lsry's rishes. Hard luck sfalts
them from the start and 10 such rat-
sf-fire order % the saseufursrs come
tia, smlfh h2sDf even time 10 lm
Print that firrt nnpfisI Kiss.
Train srecks. fires. and a rzzlnz
SORE are among their m,sfonanes.
ar1 matters rssch . eEmlr uber
smith l. Uncovered IN shz. isos !
iise . oonyrpmsssnx position sifh
tns good boxing sfVyarf maid in
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ft@rs hone m sanfr. bat an esrsb-
Gssss bslps tnith pal some cave
mar stuff snc eii ends happily. Lois
Wilson. Isscinx lady of lLos~ n .
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eb5~f s1prort
sssnons Ssss
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Canada Is tfasnine g. batteries q
artillery a. par a. hss lenrssnifec
militia system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
4 HElIMg Or SECURITY


yoa natnrAll, seel secure when yca
xno~ lhsl The medieae foa are about
10 take Il ahsolatel, pafv anA cen
lsms pe harmful af habit nfeaasink
drugs.
SaeA a medicine IA nr h lmef's
s~aAp. ncol. Kidney. liver and hlad.
tef remedy
The same standard At "a MS.
frenssh and escellence Il maintained
n every bottle II swamp. ii0a,.
Il Is scientifically compounded
rom vsfegahle hefhs
"a 4 DOT = sslmuisnl and sx taken
a teas neonfal doses.
u Is noi recommended for every.
hiEk
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iekiag and overcoming kianey. liver
md bladder tronhles
A ksorn statement 20 fugliy h
~i'h evefy bottle of no ksmsfs
swami. Root.
II yoa nnssl medrine. you
shouid have the best on sale al nll
drug eforcs IN battles nf tao fs,s.
medium aud lafre
However z faa wish first IA a.,
his rneai rffsafstlnh sent ten cents
Of kirncr & CO. nlngha mpion,
\. FOR sample hottie when
triane he SURE ana mention the
llihfle Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
P6oiiLARD
FRIDAY
yesss l. Lasty prssssts
WALLACE htip
~rng LorrGav MAN"
a Paramount. Assesass Picture

\ poromeSrfs Af1froN Picture
Who wants q husband for dollar
Young. strong and handsome Has
no bad habits and viii eat anyrhine.
Guaranteed 70 be kind aud loving ana
20 stay home nlxkts.
win be- on exhibition next Frlday
a. the rolisfd theatre Cone.
Look See oDe Of ne blggest laugh
hits ever shown o. the screen
-The Lottery Nan.- az Rids JOHN
son Youags sanoss stage play. con.
vulset the theatre- goins rahiic. Nov.
Wallace Reid. a. the man ~bo raffles
hfssseif 70 pay a debt and Is Knocked
do~n for eight bits sill keep yop
tsckle5 for dzys Supported By .
brilliant cast Incladlnr Wanda liaw.
iey ard Harrison Ford.
" yos kase n husband. need n hus
bsrf. are hufbn6 or would be q
husband. here. = pie.are win rnors
fun and efciternsnf than any circgs
vhsr you were ten
Extra sdded attraction iierb~-r
Rsplnkon In fvo-reei detective drama
The sllklsss Barknots." Prorran n
suitable for al Classes. and not .
serial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
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arrest asa aefleef, - AeAelisfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27

1raeglsis rcgand money u rayo
OINTMENT falls - eais Itching
biind. nlecdlng og rroinGine Piles
Stops Irritation. Sooshes ana itealg
you car get resifai sleep after tat
tlrst Application Price eoc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
thought ; 0l0e CndfSR
Needed Mothers Care

Ny stomach suffering was 20 sc-
yefe hat I could MOI have laetsAi
mach loaper did not care 50 much
for myself hul aid not Nani to leave
m.' three little children ~ho nesded
a naoghsfe love ana care. consif
in sallfcrnla ~roie mo about Navfs
Wonderful Remedy aud | ieok .
course * ~ 4 o. filnrie. harmless
PREPARATION that rrmoses he eatat
rhAi maegs from the intestinal trAc
and ailat~ tho inflammation ~hlc
causcs practically al stomach. liset
and intestinal ailments. lnciadins a.
pendicitis. One dose slll cons ncs
cr money refunded. Al all drnsgis,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27

enne nf the stFanaeH "A thlafs IN shi.
woFla said 4 saads nam. lpslsY. 4
vay saaAs man wealA ralhef baF
A bon ~ eandy (of a NlFl who ishl
ans hin to hlm ihAn to slee hla alsisf
4 niekplA warlA NJ ehewtnF anm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
TULSA paisoNeR 10
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shawnee. reh 81 Police anthori.
ties we're informed last nlshi that the
warden OF she Oregon state peniten.
tar, vas comlns herr for 1agk la
rose confessed llfe tcfgnef wanted at
salem for mafder i.AroAe waa ar
rested here saturday nirht BY Police
uaan na.nwen nfiet cemplainl Rad
hehn made against HIN }, Bic wife.
Wh.n The man was scarshed a. The
station and finger .rlnl~d. hs admit
ted the, he had broken iall az salem
lasl March