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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-21

AoA4AS VI investment as represented
by government securities ana the saw
lngs bank, and at the same time In
Inls DIVISION, the teueral experts eX-
plalneu the value Oh LloerCy bonus
ana Ine necessity OF holdlAg them to
realize their IulI worth as invest
MentS, also tile benefits TO b ue-
rived through their purchases at cur
rent market prices.
ousseSClonS OF now and WY manu-
facluierS can ana should encourage
w ar Savings societies LII tnen esrau-
IlsAilentS were DrOusnL nome tnrougn
the eAnIoIL OIL the Industrial ueparL-
A4e.lt Oh Inc DIVISION. I1anuIac.u4erS
everywhere are encouraging their EN-
ployeeS To save, and Jne reasons Tor
LAlS actlon were Explained Care1ulIy.
AS means TO the desired enu, IL Was
SHOWN now the formation IL SAVINGS
SOCIETIES In more Jnan z,UUU factories
mas alueu III Lue LnrIIl movement, ana
.i-e uefriop4ne1lU o. uue p4a.4 AolIomeu
oy Inc DloWn o. Sharpe COMPANY OF
l rOVlQeAce, L.. l., was ttfeSeuUeu as d
part OIL the Industrial department.
uoOLh. The BLOWN " Sharpe eXnlDIL
was monument covered with tro-
pn4eS AWARDED the companyS SocIe-
Lies. Again, the va4ue OIL savings was
n4uslre.Led through Lne application Oh
W al Savings oveilp, treasury SaV-
InsS Cefv44lrate anu .lIe LIuerLy bona.
w OLA III Lne "o4.4ell 5 ORGANIZATIONS
was SfapnlcaI1y set IOICn W d series
VI cl4af.s SIsInS tl4e eIeVen ways IN
.uaetuei win :. su4lIllary OF the WORK
Undertaken and carried through TO
complexion III eacn sCaJe as reported
W me oInc:aIS IN charge OIL this
UIaucu III Cue various Ieueratlons OF
WOmenS cIuDS.
lnfl1L IL the nome was point
Urousll. out s.ionsiy also ny means
OIL d UuuSeL pan ana Ine following
OIL d budget system, the idea being
presented mat all spending accorQIng
20 d piaA would Ding more LII return.
An allowance was maze always Tor
systematic, even JnouSn small, saw
44SS. 0aAple DuuseUS were gwen TO
CuVuSanuS VI women vlslJorS.
MANY, the Cnf4lC plan Was carried
uuC mInuLely III Inc calupS Oh the BOYS
and u1fIS CIuD QlVISIonS at the TX
position. IneIe was series OF lee
lures ana practical ADMINISTRATIONS
M. ar +
+oO boys ana s4IlS VINO llVed on The
arOunus during Gne Exposition. 10 IL
luStrate Jne points, there was morn
OIL plenty, ana ny CnlS IL Was Demon
sCrateu now cnuuren who are Taught
enough the cIuu WORK TO earn money,
can convert LneIr products INTO casa,
Cnen INTO hue eSC-Dearlng Govern
44enC securities JnaC oIer every eIe-
ment OF SaIety, precIudlng unWlse
spending aIcer strenuous effort to
earn money.
In It's enCIrety, une federal exhibit
was attractlvely arranged exceeding
~ well planneu, and presented Simply,
yet torclply. nile thrift eXhlblJs
poAnls in the FIRST Federal Reserve
District, that at springfield was the
largest and n4osL elauora,e, and
through II more than 2OU,OUU men,
women and children gained a new con-
ception of the application Of thrift to
savings in the simplest and most eff
fectivo form.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-21
T,nIac Display
Makes Great Hit
aud Attractive Display
p41 r.,sbrated Medicine At
n,ets Much Attention.

...rtising display which has at
10 sly5 ,.nal interest, has been placed
,ctsd ulua,,-window of Read & Hills,
'ths sl2 Sore, Main street, in this city.
b Dfls sS S for the well-known and
loia- aA full proprietary medicine,
tsc ,sg IS not only interesting from
be 1ls l's,ne standpoint, but is educa-
id's. gab,ning in an attractive and
sa5 Ig aooner beautiful scenes from
tsils u countries where the ingre-
F u. .5is preparation are obtained.
ii' Oh .,-ssIoaed such favorable COM
b. ,be elty that the proprietors of
q. .' '- slate that it will remain in their
.s. ,rsl dals longer.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-21

One of the features OF an educa-
tional program embracing every line
# endeavor presented at the Eastern
ates Exposition III Springfield.
S., was the thrift colCage con-
ed unuer the direction OF tile Saw
DIVISION OIL Inc FIRST reueral
.eserve District with headquarters al
70 Arch Street, boston, as part OF
the EXHIBIT OF the nome department
and tnat OF the Boys and Glr4s' Cluu
Work OF the Jen NOrtn AtlauClc
STATES.
NO more practical demonstration OF
the value and the necessity for thrift
as an aid in solving home and indus
trial economic problems mas ever
been given IN New England. Every
phase OF SAFE anu sane savings was
demonstr TRACED ~ experts, Inc general
SUBJECT beng .Aefeu IN i've distinct
S1OupS " I'LL IL GduSdl1O1l LII GllG
scnools, III industry, III the nome and
in Women'S organlAaIlonS, ana SOUND
investments Ior savings, yleIdlng tar
interest with little OF no FISK.
Naturally the value oI government
securities as represented by InrIII
Stamps, war Savings Stamps and
treasury Savings CertiucaJeS was
emphasized 10 The more IMAM zOU,Uvu
VlslJors who sought Information at
the thrift cottage uurlng the EXPOSE
ton, Eut the size OIL the savings Dank,
cooperative Uanh, aud building anu
loan ASSOCIATION Was not neglected. 1t
was SHOWN now ali forms u saving
can be comDlneu, and the practlca4
naJule OIL lue SUGGESTIONS Was alnpll-
ned by means OIL comparative lllusUra-
lions, CHARTS, literature and aIJrac-
lively arranged DooCns that gave the
VISITOR the enCire tnrlIt plan OF the
government at glance.
EuucaJlOn lii the Schools anu
through the ScuoolS mas Ueell one OF
the PRIMARY plans OIL Cne treasury
Department. IN It's LnrlIC movement.
FOR this enueaVur lue springfield eA-
hlUlt was unusua4ly complete. flrSI
IL showed IN mlnu.e ueIau the outlines
OF courses Tor teachers, giving steps
as an ald IN lmpal ing knowledge TO
chlluren. / OF one teacuerS themselves
there were brleI lecture hours accom-
panied by the oIslrIDuClon OIL PAM
phletS giving auvIce Oh investments
1or small savers, DuugeC suggestions
Tor JeacneIS, 4Ac4 uu4uS q pan IOf
small savings dllu IAls.tuctIo-I on Lne
punch cara SysLSiuo lOf aIcOuntlus
and handling Sas4-4SS " SCHOOL pupIIS,
details OIL slulJIG Ue.lnluS lie luGuo,
ana nnaI4y, o4ie -4apPy JACK BOOKS and
oJner A4ou4lous t.~-u as al 4GCe4lL1Ve
Ior cu4uren w Save.
1t was pv4u.-u ouL tndL ali euuca-
ton leduS 10 Tie one puIpOSe-tO
learn hoW 10 cam ana Speuu money.
Inc etIorU Was maue Constantly, ana
in JnIS the eAnloIL was successful, TO
demonstrate Cue significance OF thrift
as an element Or study. Thrift, 1t was
shown, neither means sell denial nor
dong without, put simply taking
care Of what the Individual has, ana
in the last analysis, saving before
spending.
In it's investment feature, the
Treasury Department exhibit was
used to show the recognized safe
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-21

Fifth Cousin Roosevelt devoted his
speech at Providence, R. l., to de-
Tense Of eight years of Democratic ad-
ministration. Six weeks is very short
time for doing much along that line.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-21

At ala IfasIpoTt Sentinel warns people
E coGn I,uIhltu1e sharps are going about
be arti ay and obtaining valuable old
Ives b" rt at little expense to them
gaers -; n, aI considerable loss to the
sces n, iney have borrowed" these
lilstIon various pretexts, such as ex-
d forgott Iof valuation, cleaning, etc.,
ated an nDi'eh to return them. They OPP
vi and . "oth sides of the line near East
&c tberss ''efal people regret their pres
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-21
NOTICE

District No. Maine and New Hampshire,
Port of Belfast, Maine.
Notice is hereby given that under Dept
Circular 281. Act of Feb 10, 1920, and
Art. 62 of the Customs Regulations of
1915, and in pursuance of authority grant
ed by the Commissioner of Navigation
on application of Clarence M. Woolley of
Castine, Maine, owner, the name of the
Gas screw yacht "Atrypa," % gross tons,
official No 200064, be changed to "Orono."
CHARLES M. SLEEPER,
Avail Collector of Customs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-21
LANCER is DURABLE.

ot ssassi is durable if taken early, is the
DSsots5 oI hope extended by the Maine
v, aa,'nent of Health which however
B.nss ne1 and women who suspect
b I 'ss,'eS to be victims of this disease,
gtpn r,sp away from quack doctors and
resso ,,,saiy remedies. Cure of cancer is
roge ,p'oiy certain if the patient dis
d 5 Ss us trouble early and puts himself
as :. 'a ar OF competent surgeon. And
asDic., cue only cure. If you have any
e,s.t 'as jumps about your body which
adycs ana grow, don't delay but seek
Ssh ut at once, is the word from the
" health Department.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-21

The Cox slogan seems to be "Misrep-
resentation Without Relaxation"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Kansas civ Livestock.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June If
Hoes Estimated reccipts to-day $500.
clos.u.. good hogs mostly steady. plain
grade, weak 10 10 lower hackers top
Slsr-. bulk ~ sales si47iHSlion. top
gila good o. yhuicc heavy tiiNnn
~ ~. cu,l % rhDic" medium fii9en
titf5. good ~ choice medium siiioif
Si4tG. good 90 choice common stock
wgs 3il ooHsli2t
CATTLE Ertimtl,d receipts to-day
D jUu closing steady a. 20 lower. calves
weak 10 See lower. choice 10 primo
heavy'v,irhi tits5Tsi7oo. medium o.
good heavyweight tlsg5HSl4S5. god
io choice lightweight SiJ.6jHil6 90.
common. a. medium heavyweight s. -
nSl36o. guod 90 choico common heif.
,rs s5.O0hsl3Sj. bologna ana beef bulls
$50 sos. cows and h,iicrs si5ot
s65S good 10 chscr medium lghl and
handyWelght Sg50atiJ.ou. common.
gooi to choice s. SOTsie3s. common.
rood 20 choice sse5aSil.50. common.
rooi 10 choice $500 $3.50
SHEEP ESimatcd receipts today
i.0Vo closing slow. lambs generally 80
% so lower under Yesterdays best
time: choice o. primo medium lambs
slt.coa 1855. Gull and common lambs
80 "a 81 90. choice 10 prime medium
ycarling wcihcrs $40 00f>ii on. gooi o.
choic medium ewes e. oas' s. 30: Gull
nd common ewes 50 ecu $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
MdrkeitNeWiS3
WORRY OVER WEATHER
CAUSES COTTON RALLY

NEW YORK. June i7.-unccrininiy
regarding the effect of the continued
high temperatures In eastern belt sec
lions and prospects II unsettled wealth
CT IN the southwest caused rallies ~
the cotton market today. October con.
tracts advanced to si17, but closed At
3ssl compared with sass az the CLOSE
yesterday. The general market closed
steady net - points lower 20 points
higher. July broke 60 $40 and pcccm'
Der 3s95 during the middle 81 the
morning with october showing a DE-
cline 81 IS points from the high level
q yesterday morning and " $40 points
from the high price touched early In
the month Later July advagccd G.
1915 and December 20 32i2 or - o. p
points net higher with the market clos
ing well off from the hest under rcaliz'
Ing. Exports today SS.S5s. making o.
Ost.s3t 50 far this season.
Port receipts 3.SS2.
United States stocks g59.iiI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
NINETEENTH HOME RUN
MADE BY BABE RUTH


~ Aposipisd Pres.
CHICAGO. june a. -l,il,o Ruth. the
homc run king IT New Work Ameri.
,ur today chalkcd up his nineteenth
circuit drive 81 the season. incidentally.
to- visitors won from Chicago.
l,lth struck out his firyt two trips
o. the plate. with runner stranded
m uasc each time
Lofty" Williams wabblcd in the
fourth inning and after two w"r" out
o. walked ward and l'ipp with the
coli two and two on Ruth. he took "a
,Iiuro mud rrouycd % fast on" waist
high The big Hlugg,r drove II clear
,.,i M" right Held blcachcr wall into
ar adjoining lot
The h"pdy wind deprived him ~ an.
uiu.i Gouor in the last inning.
Iiu ~ i1 40" same direction. but the
iurir Nird carried n foul hy few feet
.. D. ,,.r,i the screen. Ilc followed
tn. MR. p drive tu right Tor two bases
wud ,.as tl".wn ont trying Ca stretch
it uiu triple.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
CORN SUFFERS SETBACK
WITH LIBERAL RECEIPTS
ny A.scsialsi Press

CuICGO June shippers pulled
ont of the corn market today aud WIN
receipts more liberal prices had hard
ret hrck The close was unscttlrd -
cents 10 cents net lower with July
i55 iSni77 IS and september lt' :
~ 1888. oats lost - cents a. u
cent and provisions : cents 20 10 cents
Cooler weather and rains had de-.
pressing influence ON oats.
Provisions reflected chiefly the weak.
ness az grain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
WHY u THE ORANG.
LIhE M EGG. SOPH.

DETROIT June It's the oranTc
a fruit ~ berry,
The question started ngh, In one
J ''rdi family. according % a divorce
billed hy The wife She alleges that the
dla'us8i"n arose ~ the brcakfas, table
Berry" siid shc
"FIuit" slld h..
Suddenly The wife says. her husband
dirr"ssG from grange. picked up n
fried esq and massaged her with il on
her fac and In her hair.
All thlr lat January. when ergs
were a dollar a dozen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
FARMER PINNED BENEATH
TRACTOR FOR FOUR not rs

wAERENsBuRG. No. juno Ito
- pinned beneath farm tractor Tor
four hours before his CALI fW help
Trough, neiehhors - his aid. was u,
oTfeftence 4 Herbert Carter. a farmer
rear here a Jew nights ago
tn" accident occurred about 6
O'Clock In the morning after Carter hai
lowed al nirht. Sof; mud prevented
Garter from being killed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
American
BRFR J,CKR iBBIT CARRIES
\ PUNCH ~ HIND tOUI

OTTAWA Kan. Jun" i7-Br'cr
jsckr7hbit carries o. knucAnui punch =
each hind foot ~ you doubt u consul,
= A. Garfield. gof this place.
Tho other dov a .aokral'hit chased hy
dogs sln clos. "a Garfield who reach
cd ont AID caught It hy a hind leg can
f.eid's remainins hand was 30 badly
hocratrl 5y ~" animals other hind
foot that surgeons services were r.
qu.r,d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
TEACHER WHO GOT BETTER
JOB MAY LOSE LICENSE

MOUNT VERNON. y. l.. June IL
The Board ~ Education adopted q reso.
luton directing ". II Holmes superin'
trudcut. az once Co begin proceedings
before the state Commissioner Il Edu.
cation o. rcyok, the teaching license
4 Miss Grtrudc =. Morris former
teacher al Public School 30. Q.
The latter part Of April Allies MGR.
RE handed IN her resignation. TO take
effect May l. Tie board refused %
accept D. because Mis-. Morris had nor
given thirty days notice. Miss Nor.
ris went 90 New York and accepted a
teachers position At a higher salary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Fort Worth Livestock.
o. Assoriaied pr.ss

FORT WORTH. June l7-Catilc s
oee steady ~ % cents lower: becvrs
1.''F' ieoo; heifcrs. 5.o0Tii 50: calves.
5.o0Hii.5o
Hog Receipts SOC: markets stead.
70 10 cents lower; pigs i000Gii.i0.
Sheef,-Receipis 500: markets "a
cents lower lambs and yoarlings 10 oo
Hll.oo. ewes. s5oH7.5o: goats 4ooH
500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
New Orleans Cotton.
ny Associated Press.

NEW oRLENS. June iI-Fluctul.
tions were not wide IN the cotton mar
ket today and there was no decided
trend. changes ranging from net De.
ciines of 20 TO Is points In early trad.
ing 10 net advances ~ 20 points
later on while the close WAS net un.
changed TO Is points lower on the day
July traded 40 high az 3770 and 40 low
az a9t0. closing al 35lS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Coffee Lower.
m Assnein.h pr...

NEW YORK. June iT-The failure
q the low temperatures reported In
Braxii 10 stimulate buying In either
the domestic or primary markets led
20 liauids,icn q long accounts In ccf'
fee futures here to-day The close show.
cd net decline Of IS to 80 points july
l4et; September. i4os. spo, coffee dull
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Sugar Cnehanged.

% NkFortatfd Fffff.
NEW YORK. June i7-Therc were
no further changes In the raw sugar
market. There were sales u i4.ooo
bags Of full duty sugars afloai AZ u Ia
, cents c. |. {.
Prices for refined were unchanged.
Toward the close. quotations wetc Is
points lower 90 IA points higher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
WILL GIVE CARPENTER
WEEK TO MAKE UP MIND


By Associated Pres
San FRANCISCO. June i7-Ceorges
Carpenter viii be given one week o.
decide whether he wants 10 fight Jaci,
Dempsey L. the worlds heavyweight
championship On o. before labor dav
and n he does not meet this demand u
mus, b. taken for granted that h"
does no; want 20 NEE; the champion.
Jack Ke1rns. Dempsey's manager said
today. -S~s
This putting the match over until
h. returns from Eulope dos no; satisfy
uf.- said Kearns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18

4 regular morning operation q. the
bowels puts yog IN fine shape sur the
days work. II you miss u you feel ".
comfortable and cannot put vim int
your movements. For al bowel lrreg
uiarities HERBiNE D. the remedy. I;
puts them in fine. vigorous condition
Sold by al Druggists &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18

: registration booth whgr, forsigr
athletes could take ou' their citizenship
pnPers on short notlr' would Do rush
ms business sht ngN Al these foreign
starr regret that they cannot help Cncl.
sam "a An'werp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
.SPUDDERS RALLY
IN 9TH AND WIN
ERRORS on PART o. PATTERSON
GIVES WICHITA FALLS
GAME AT HOT STON.


not SrON juno i7.-Pattcrson
made au error boz he gth with two down
and wichiin Fails started batting ral
IS scoring three runs aud beating the
Buffr i've to four here today.
Wichita Fails .......... O0U Coz N1l 80
llourtUn .............. 100 OF O00-i
Kitchens and Ehcrhrrdt. Noycs and
Nlttrsun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Cotton Seed on lower.

" Associated frcsa.
NEW YORK. June Lotion seed
of turned downward under renewed
liquidation. Leading months closed -
20 ~ points nc' lower Prime crude
nominal: prime summer yellow rpot
1900 1900: July 1880. september 1919.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Wichita IIYrsfnck.

WICHITA kans. June i7--Hogs
Goo. lower. top SASS; bulg sl400G
ii47O. Cattle steady with weeks de
cline: steers S6.5oasia0 COWS and
hoiferr SioH 81 90. stockers and feed
ers s1jOHIiOoo: stock COWS and helf
ere sisoHis 90; bulls sl5odss 90: caly,
a. s5.i0dis00.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Love On Thin Ice.

SAN FRANCiSCO-"Slim" Love. the
bean-poir tNirler who trained with the
Deiroi, TIGERS this spring. Is skating
on thin Ice with the Seals He isn't In
shape
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Marines Nieor,ors

SAN NTONtO. June i7-Dallas hit
Finchcr hard today and won SIX to four
In n Innings Dale triplcd In tho Gle.
vcnth and scored on Coomhs' single and
the latter counted on Rlgnev's hit
Dalln' .............. i0i 000 ITO 0s-G
san Antonio ....... 600 00n ee0 OF
Robertson and Dale: Gibson and Fin.
cher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
FIIT
-BBs

After you learn where q oandidafe got
he campaign money you know without
hearing his speeches Just whai b.
stands Tor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Innn.nn,. l,rr.fne..

ANN AEBOR-i; il now believed tina,
carl johnson vill b. able O. take tar,
h., the Olympic tryogis II j. reported
that the star has jumped % feet ir
Tnciice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
I,aniIirrs Rcnt Pirnirs.

GALVESTON. June i7.-Galycston
rallier IN the last two innings fell short
- overcoming the lead which ~ worth
poss"ucd Through the wildncss Of
waldhauer and lee, Fort Worth win.
ming % I.
" Worth ................. ...5 6 I
Galveston ...... ............. I II
Robertson Whitaker ana IlaWorth.
Wallhaucr Ice and 4 O'Bricn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18

Tho ElNh,thnn era gave vogue 10
the button and huttouholc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18

CAMPRiGE--Hlryards hor.o to Pine,
iDen a. the United States Olympic team
tests with our mon. They are Gourd!n
OConnell krogness and HarwOod.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
beaumont Wins.

BEAUMONT June i1-Ill Bailey
w1e gwen tayt supper, In the piuchcs
here today while the exporter, hit Bono
hard IN innings
Beaumont ............ Oii OOO O3N--S
shreveport ............ 100 OOO OnN-i
Bailey and Eistcrly. Bono and Vann
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
.tirl ter llhsty in A.,
~. Louis.

Two bare hits Walker !. S,runk. My.
nu. Burrus williams 2. Jacobson.
Home run. Sisi,r. Austin Eas' on halls
Eirb,r struck out, Eigb'c. q S1iheron,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
ATLANTA TEAM REFUSES
! TO PLAY LITTLE ROCK



ATLAST. June i7.-when members
q the Little Rock baseball team ar.
rived at Ponce de- Leon park. the
Southern Afrocia;ion grounds here this
evening for the scheduled game with
Atlanta. they found the gates locked
against them The management % the
Atlanta club together with officials 81
the Mobile and Chattanooga teams had
announced earlier In ~ dsy that no
games would be played with Little Rock
40 long a. Casey Smith and Tom Sat
On. formerly Of the san Francisco Pa.
dfic League club appeared In he Lit
tie Rock lineup. The two players
against whom protests have been made
20 Southern Association officials were
signed by hittle Rock after they had
BEEN released by san Francirro for al.
legged unsportsmanlike conduct
The Little Rock manager had an.
n0unced that Smith would appear In
the pitchers box today
Umpireg KERN and Roth who werc
70 have officiaied al today's game and
who appeared a. the park with IN,
title Rock PLAYERS. announced that IN,
sansN Noeto Stano ~ n0f pi1Ned ~
stead Of being forfeited 10 the Li,tl,
R.<f tist. The Umpires ruled that boil
teatna rnus' b. On the ground 10 hsv,
tho game forfeited.
EAN FRANCISCO. June i7.-case,
Saiith and Tom scaion former pitcher
OF the san Francisco club reported a.
day as involved IN a Southern Associa
tiun controversy were dropped a n Ontl
ako from the San Francisoo team 10
the GOOD q baseball. President Charlie
Graham q the club announced. Thei
release came during an INVESTIGATION q
alleged gambling az the baseball parl
bot Grahafa's statement az the tim
said they were not directly c0nnecie
with the gambling charge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Rail Workers Elated.
AY-~ia,-d Press

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= MONTREAL. Jun. i5-Goy. I
= crnn'ni Ownership ri'h demo 4
= 'fHil' operation ~ ihe railroads 4
+ vts 'ud'rs"'i today hy ~. Amen 1
= rn Federation 81 Labor after
= Iitei fight. (.
= When Prank Morrison touk the
4 ii"or and announced that h.
= would support government owner.
= s11p ~ railroads there was
= rI'at Demonstration by rail work. .
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