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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-18
Lsge avsx peatru bortsri.

A0&S 3O~8 e4ltLU UOTI0la.
Gu inccpcrc della 1 Sept. a. c.,
toti acci carl vor tine 10 san mai
multc persoanc in hort, vor Fl obi
gait Sc scoata liccnta, potrivit
en- noaa dispozitiunc din legca sa-
nitara din Cleveland.
Declaratiunea aceasta facut-o
dl. II. l.. lockwood, scfnl servi-
ciului sanitar. Taxa licentei va Fl
$40. Suite de. bor'tcri din Cleveland
vor trebui sd scoata licenta 81 acci
earl nu sc snpuR sc vor pedcpsi.
Conditiunilc locuintclor sunt:
Della tavan 81 pima la podina o
distanta de eel putin s urine; fc-
restre cu suprafata geamurilor nu
mai mici ca 10 urine patrate; So
belle dc incalzit fara burlane mi
sc ;ngadne; doua urine trecatoare
printre patnri; eel putin 400 urine
:asicc de spatiu pentru aer 81 so
urine patrate snprafata dc redinG
pcniru fiecrac perseana care 0ca-
pa camera.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-18
fAPTE vREDNlcE

Societatea Vasilc Stoica din Ko-
komo, Idiana, desi numai 16 men,
bri in current, sdnce la cunostmta
Presidiului Uniunei 81 a surorilor
societati, precum 81 fratilor men,
bri, ca dind NINA GU NINA s'au
conforlnat decisiunci adumarii ge-
nerale della Gary, Ind, in causa
datoriilor catre Uniune nu numai
plati % percentc ci Gil toti i'm
preuna au facut 81 an platit toata
datoria ce aveam la Uninne in su-
ma de $4,000.
Rugam pc surorile societati 81
frati membri a l1a excmplul nos
tru ca ell toti impreuna sd caute
a plati datoriile Ia Uniune, pentru
ca Uniunea sa poata plati cazurile
ce mai sunt cit mai curind posibil.
Suntem convinsi ca toti fratii mem
bri au la inima mteresele Organi-
zathlnei 81 All cind avem timpuri
bune in America, pot ajuta socie-
tatile cu toti lmpreuna pentru ca
decisiqnea de la Gary nu numai
sa fie deciziune dar sd nu sc as
tepte ca 81 ramina in restanta Gu
ratele, ci din c0ntra sa- caute a
plati 81 mai cnrfnd, lar unde e po-
sibil tot odata pcatru ca Uniunea
sa Isl poatS face datoria, cum si-a
facnt-o 81 in trecut, san mai bine
zis 81 pima acum. Trimitind So
cietatile repartitiile cu care sunt
datoarc odata Gu conspcctnl, nu
sa vor mai ingropa in datorii.
Fratilor mcnbri! DAFT nina Gu
teti 81 facet cum an facat 81 moi
ca sa putetf achita datoria socic-
tatii din care facet parte, asa ca
Uniunea sa poata plAti beneficiile
Ia timp 81 cei ia drept sa-si pri-l
uleasca ce 4 caApete cA cit mai
curind GU att mai binc. 81 nc
punem in 'iocua ceasr care asteapta
81 nHmai atunci yOm vcdea cit g
de gren astepta e. Sd primim
beoeficiile dapa inbitii nostri ra-
posati. ca cit esnai greu 4 ~
tepta eel din Patrie sasi n tcccstI
prin mar; safe1ihl y neeax.
Ascultati rueA cepiilor carl a.
teapta beneficiu d,ipx rzpssAtul lor,
tata 81 achitati en- : ora mai .curind'
eele = azyti Il a1hilst pentsa !
pntca 81 Ii Sc trinlitS benef;ciu.
4 nnmsle .sss{et1gii 'vasile
Stoica, z
JOAN Hxl Lizd Prv,
x7n1 f1fIE pa; - -, \.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-18

At last q real does-wha9 1o.oa13
Rheumatic Romsdy, nothing 1ke 0
was ever before known and that II
no joke.
Every man snd womna w hae
rheumatism, Gout or NeufalgaA
ought to try "Neutrone Prescriptio6
80" at once and sec how znAyvo1A
ously It works.
Cut out those fiery linimsnt0 an
dirty salves. use . good olsaa ~
ternal remedy. ''Neutruno I7O4
scription 99'' IL remarkable tSsauDU
1t, purifies the blood. assists IN ma
ture.s way, gives you what yea aseA
to fight OF Rheumatic PoiSonA !
good, clean, healthy ays&sm. s..,
sits not one OF those temporary
relief affairs, good only whilo ustn1
1t IL lasting. Get 'sNeutfono 4ee.
scription 80" and your RheumatM
days are over, no more inf1&meds
stiff, aching joints and muscles: can
you imagine It? Well, 1t's truA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-18


Luni Maironl w. G. Westover 81
directorul sigurantei j. n. Patton,
din Alliance, an patrulat Q parte
din noapte pc strazile orasufni, fl.
cind serviciul de politist din canza
ca II politisti si-au fnaintat demi.
siile lor Ia orelc 8 p. m.
Mai m"lti voluntari si-au ofcrit
scrviciul temporar pima Sc va pu-
tea restabili forta politiei. Poll.
tistii aa demisioRat fiindca conn,
ma ma fost in stare sa lc plateasca
marirca salarinlui cu data della
Main 81 a refuxat sd lc acorde. op'
ore de servicia pc ii, asa cum al
ccrut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-18

EPIGRAMAl
Tnei Do0mn,s.

- UCb DON"HNs
In satlar fdci pc "r iioosu,"
Nu-fi stH bine, nm te primde,
.Cdci stii rorba: Ca ce maste
Din pisicd, sooreci Ar1nde.
In Boston cind Sc 1ntilnesc dol
cnnoscpti nNssi mai dnu b,,na ziua
san buna seara, ci sc intreaha: All
clpatat banii della P,lnzi?"
Cine ar pa,tea sa ne demonstrene
care fost mai pisich CT: Andronic
en- apa lui de anr 'mn Ponzi GU
cupoanele lui internationales Sa
au:im.
ST fiindca a VENT vorba de An.
dronic, sa stiti ca 81 pc plaiurile
accste a aparut I'm Adronic, care
,opcrea..a cam la fel cu eel de pc
vremuri din -Rominia, 81 care, bu-
curati-va,' 'e tot romin u a tras chiu-
lul umli alt romin, uSurindu-l de
$1,000. i'm cap. O sa WI spun
povestea. E tot I'm fel de "apa.'
Att auzit minuma? Era vor-
ba vechc CT toate .buruicnelc sunt
bune de leac sis de folos. Politia
pima acum arlnca pc "canal
Raisin Jack-nl confiscat della con-
trabandisti. Ri bine, s'a gasit un
pierde-vara care nascocit un apa-
rat prin care il preface intr 'un
fel de lichid care are proprietatea
gasolinci, Tdar en- tripln eject, asa
ca de All 1nainte nu Sc va mai
bate Joe de el 81 va servi, ca COM
bustibil la automobilele autoritati-
lor.
Gel mai vechiu oras din hume e
Damascul. Aua fest orase 81 mai
vechi dar au fost rninate de timp
sau distruSe de barbar;.
Att vazut pc "Vasilache"' in
tara aceasta? - Tn fel de Joe de
papusi.
Citiva tineri at organizat o COM
panic sc introduced jecul acesta 81
in tara aceasta. Compania e pc
actiuni 81 mn costa mutt. Zcce do
lari bucata. Initiatorii an speranta
mari. Vor sal intreaca pc Ponzi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-18

Cladirea va Fl de caramida, de loo
urine latime si 400 urine lungime.
Tcmelia a inceput Sd sc sape de
Lunia trecuta 81 5 'au luat mas,ni
ca lncrarea "a se termine cit Sc va
pntea mai c1n;ind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-18
INFORN|AIN)M
Sef de poaitie condamnat pen
tTu furt de Iachiu,

tru furt de rachiu.
. Fostnl sef de polite din Coving-
ton, KY, L. E. Bullok, a fost con-
damnat Ia 5000 amenda 81 I'M an
inchisoare la penitenciarul din At
lanta, Ga, de tribunalul federal
districtual.
Bullock a demisienat din fanc-
tia lui saptam1na frecuta find pus
sub acuzare pentrn complicitate
intr 'un furt de II butoaie de
whisky dela dis&ilaria din I4atonia,
KY, in Iannarie trecut.
rv*s
Scumpirea Casolinei.
Profesarul D. F. Medbury, della
Scoala de Aplicatie a Stiintelor
din Cleveland, q declarat la Cln-
bul Inginerilor din San Francisco
ca posibilitate ca in timp de
dol ami preth gasolinei sa Sc urce
Ia 75c 9alenul. Concluzimea lui,
zis Aedbury, Sc bazeaza pc Gu
nostintele sale de terenurile petro-
lifere iQ expleatare 81 desroltarii in
prospective din diferite tari. Dppa
investigatiunile facute in toate par
tile lnmei, xice Medbury, S'a de-
nonstrat ca au mai exista O cam
titate in de-ajnns de gasolina hy-
dre-carbonica p,lra, 81 yiitoarea in
dustrie a motoarelor trebue adop-
tata pentru utiaizarea petroliulni
crud.
lavest1giri il prstal laptslni.
ExPert sPeGAli II tl4partamen-
tuani De justitie vsr investiga si-
taatianea laptelui din Ohio, mai
Gu seama in East Liverpool, Akron,
Colxnbus a Cleveland. Maurice
Dagsn sccrstarul psmisianei Sta
trlai peatiu prctari cenveaabiie 4
e~ut acsssti investieat;e svind in
vedtre scunpnea 3aptei1i.
Q aous elticI = Alliaaca, ..
4. :. E<esssae Co., din Caevc.
land ! - il luaare eISd;rca ul.ei,
faeriei, = adess q fabrica Trsn-.
sue William Comp. din Allianse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30

RrOokl,n Briir-. the first - the great
structures 10 b. thrown acrt~s the Past
river. has now been IN service ~ years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
Republican Victory
Is Forecast by Hays


o. Als0eiai,d Foes
SEW YORK co., WM IillF.
hartman 81 't. Republican, National
Committee. tu,ay Irsl0d statement in
which b. said AN ufnrll Republican
survey ~ N. country Indicated Hard
ing and JoolIdE, wpil receive thr
largest popular majority ,t.r u,t iu
pr, sid-risil election.
Il havv cwuplciv fabh in a couiplv'"
Republican victory this faii because
havr ono hundred p'r cent confidence
n American common srua' und one
hundred ger cent ,y.d'nr, thar de-.
usndahlc American intelligent, VIII 'N-
press itself a. the polls. DE- asserted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
Old Days Recalled
When Republicans
March in New York
~ Associated FRS

~ Associated rrss.
NEW YORK. October .'-Nvw NorA
hsrked back o. IN, traditions a.; tho
last century last night when IL his
ioric ihoroughiarrs broadway an
Fifth Avenue resognded e. the trca !
% thousands marching behind Clv.h
Coolidge Soi since 1856 when mares
e.s iell into lin. under the coioIs -
Mckinley has IN" city Witnessed sn
great a political characterization in ~
street,
Leading the column. Governor Coul'
idge rod. ln an automobile from Wor 3
street aud lnWef Broadway IL The | D.
ION League club CA Filth ay"nle wi'
h. left the car and watch~d fm r..
hour the passing procession 81 o..
viewing stand erected over IN" -iH
walk. Lone before thu parade MS "a =
the candidate went 20 Cirnegi" Hn'
where he toak issu. With thCse wh
condcmned senator Harding tof reject
ing parts and retaining parts - IN
League q nations covenant.
Last nights addr,ss q Governor
Coolidge was has f.gsi public APPEAR
nnce IN New York since MS uomin-
tiUl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30

u j. uniy a few y,drs since 900 Korea
they Thought % hardly worth while tu
give siri haiy name
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30

Mos, Il the shipping - the poit -
London has h.-r loaded and discharged
q TIOurv. 80 miles down the Thames.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
Gins OPERATING
UPON FULL TIME
ARE TAKING CARR 90 CROP -
SWIFTLY ~ POSSIBLE ~
TIN IOi MY.

speslai 70 Tie Ssea
LUBBOCK. oct q Tho aims az T.ui
bosk and adjoining counties are ruL
ming full tim. through the dave and d
Htrgc part II each nlghi o. car, Coz ih,
rapid harvest uf thy record breaking
crop IN this section iickrrs are ru'niue
IN at the rate Of more than huni -l
y day over the frrtirn luf muiU thHu
5000 additional pickers lrc nr,i,i Thr
pricc remains al 8. ppr huudrd Boz spit
81 the decline IN ihc price ul cotton lrn
the 70 per cent duDiiun iu th' pii" 90
ginning recently granted hs aN th, Eiu,
"a this section
Picking Continue.
The recent cold Snap anl lrhi HfHA
ers have not retarded toe riDainr gu
amount o. anything as e. g,n'fu fuF
and but small luss in Tee giadr 90 O..
sample has ben felt in ihr cotton naT
kcted. The tendency fu hold inr % bs'
Ter priO, IL gaining strength ofO, tl.
section but no radical 90 drastic W..
auTcs huV, been taken Hs set iu o..
matter. The bankriF iTr lending cy'-
effort a. assist ~. f1rntr iu the D.
eni difficulty with the result That thr
general tone q fhr country BE- dDIi.iF
god IN Fpit, uf thc low pi.. Goa .i.
products
Tho feed market hrs uU 1stitrt
Opened AZ yet. hut cuualerlhi. mpu
lee are being reviewed us Do thv 'Hu
tiun II ihc-s crop. and a." amount ~
feed ayaiiabl, Tor shipment atcl boz tH'
year 4 large part o. the feed rfuut
IN this section b. marketed un th" hut
e. a god profit Co. the farmers ufA
stockm,n - this section. Nui UuIr hr.
cattle but hoEs and sheep are marketed
Ia this manner several thousand hr1 q
~ lambs Will b, ted ibis coming niuf
on the main ard sudan ration Ircu
Insnacd Nv the STATE Experimental So
tions located al spur and Lui'lio,k, who
have bcyn experimenting with tie =
feeds aud have found that thr' Hurri. -
corn and other hays In point ui pruii.
bic feeding
Years sudan crop.
IL Il estimated that something uCrs
than 10 oen acres cumpri@' the sudan
crop tor this year with "A large part 81
the coed cunirar ted al nNt. "a aHd 900
rofne eases eight cents lcr lound IT.. .
Yield u uniformly good in quality anl
heavy la point - ;lrld TAr has BE-
u guod culur high grade ana 'Nc'riiun
ally clean. The SECOND cutting rUtulnVi
gc,.l yield. and the third crop D. al
ready providing roud lustura-c un zoe
farms iIH mak- = prACiicr q grazing
their fields
Alfalfa has boon sui four times 20 .
rood Yield az high grade. well yrurfi
hay. and a NTH cutting j. assurcd fr'Hl
the resent showers over IN" section
This crop IL brirE grown murr 'Xt"1.
slvcly through this s'fticn from thn cn.
cuuragrment given by ta' state ENir
mtnt stations Who have prr''n Co.,
profitable adoption Go this country. au1
assisted in developing the lndusti!
amCuE the farmers 20 .he county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30

Canadas flrpi Irlicewonan was az
pointed 10 IN. Vancouver forrc in 1911.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
Fitting Sepulchre
Planned for Dead
Soldiers by Italians

" Astuf lated ifsts
ROME. Or. CA great nauonll
uus, lpiion 81 nov being mad, tu co.,
ip.i together pll tha bodies ~ Italian
b. idH,ts uhu died fighting on the muun
tam front and rrp iusufficicutly hu
li.i uu the bones Whlrh urc whit D.
Inr on 40. rurky mountain 'id,s aud
Co. pif' them iltug spulchrr on oru
60 fH. lighrFi p'IhH. probably Str
Nl,r,lp " o. Wouus"i That simple.
/ H,hIr monument firuId o. erected W.
d.t vhirh win rect together office
and Hnldirfs rich and poor.
en-, uf in" sd phrH.s ul ltalv's wrr
uu tH, mountain front was the di,ii
,uir of IutNiug thnar who fvll fight
ms nh" "ul ou tn Ctrau rlns" D.
nt,h tfip crust over the mHsst JET
io,L of which The mountains are formed
uI.f dynamite had often 90 bc usisl
boz order goo make u sufficiently d'
rtr," especially ou thofs hlrtHr'.
! p.it. lIgr M'nt. Sln'o. Munto Nero
! irr GHuul and tho il"runhu. whore
iulrr hiuud flowed IKE water Th'
NusitIrrr originally held all tho pls-'.-
inrIr and dominated th" Italians ni
every point. but thcv were taken AMI
rotation over End over again until Tie
. lfHi victory gave them Go Italy O.,
ever.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30

600, of rie largest m,huger, logs
ever marketed turned ont q, oou feet
&c .rlid wuod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30

4 new piece n office equipment fur
bindiur rui-fs holds the sheets s.lh,r
| ny m, NJ Di square c,titt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
No Agreement Is
Reached in Case
Against Wanderer

~ Associated Press.
CHICAGO brf %" Reports f|..
the uuv rurtn early 'ufl1y .uiirlt .
eleven juror, #'Hul fur 'hr conviction
q Carl Wandrrer charged with tur
murder 90 hi- VIII, aud lgE'l ruug.
o.. while uu, held f,r the plea az iH.
sanity u..,i'd hy the counsel i'r O..
defense
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
Medical Student is
Sentenced to Death
for Dublin Killing

a. Associated Pro-
DUBLIN October s4 -Tl, iri muf
der trial iy court martial in Dublin in
connection with rrHuui kililura "i t
dicfs has ended iH the rnnd'uHtii'
o. oath 81 kptn iarri mHd.i
student "a years ~ age.
Egly WIS charged With lIt ~
IN an nftrtk pp suld Doe Dublin H
september when UuD rH..I'I y
iil,d Ekc.utu hH- t,,u rt Cos u'.
llUudtr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
JAMESTOWN PORTS
NAMt II lllANl,l


~ Associated Pit.z
GALVESTON tHt.rt
1olir,i"r e CssiHus Fred o.
Ilhsf WIS iunsu, rlgU,I
TODAY irIf the rIW" t' tH"
iush rrfi 81 kiHgsi.vU. li ,h.
mouth rf Iallu llr h1I bs.n
chang q q. Gfru. bln Laos
hai.. The ga, t.fyliiuu' came
from tie "lrsh TRADE Commits
siou O. Ar uru pastutrh.l
View NUla lnd enclosed q eel"
uutd ,"ut ur u buttons pure
porting o. h,,e he'I sIut.d NN
tho tumu lH~ul,t council 81
Dun l1urhlIrH tn" IH'frr vas
signed g. o. I1W-t'. lu-h
Trad Cru.lsri,n,f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
Soviet Republic to
Prosecute Loafers

o. Assoriaifd Pre-
LONDON o,f 81 Advice. from
Moscow sa, thsi on appeal has be-, "a
issued hy the Soviet government lof
overtime work. under ih' heading 81,
The War with Lo1fois Boo which
thr Soviet government 3D.. 'sr,s 10 cav.
n,t tolerate luyon, living in the -
v'o' rrpubiic 90 thr tNpsus" ~ othcrs
i.llicI1 must b. pursued WvuileSsiN
IN ono Nlllsg which refused 20 tgl
on no" compulsory laior ur.i'r. =, COWS
have be,u 'onfisaatc1 and win not 10
returned uu'l ~. 80 tfsA is com.
pletcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
League slalf Reaehes Gene,a

~ N3ITTt1Ifd FF0Ha
GENEVA, October es.--The staff II
the general s~rretariat oi ths IsoaEa'
~ Nations. comprising 100 persons. h1'
arrived IN Geneva from Brussels. Ssf
James Eric DTuunUud. secretary sea
ersl a the league. Is expected ~ -
rive here SUNDAY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-16
HAVE YOU
SSiUifViiRCH ikUUDLE
READ THIS

IT have had stomach trouble Tor
twenty years and have tried seVera!
remedies, but they did me no good
and I have doctored with physicians
for ten years. ] have taken three
bottles of Marlix and 1t has done me
more good than anything have ever
taken. Since I have taken Marlix l
sleep we'll and can eat anything
without hurting my stomach, -Mrs.
E. H. Gaskill, Fort Wayne, mo
81 find that Marlix has done mo
more good than any doctor. l nave
been having sour stomach for two
years and Marlix Is curing me-
Mrs Ollie Ledford. Greenback. Tenn.
If YOU want to be free from head
aches. sour acid stomach, gas, belch'-
Ing, bloating. heart palpitation, nerv-
BUSINESS and other distress you US
ually suffer, here Is sure way to
Get a bottle Of liquid MARLIX to-
day. Use 1t as directed-then, watch
yeur .tstcraach trouble" disappear.
Watch yourself pick up. Watch how
you eat, and how fine you feel after
eating. Never mind how long YOU
have suffered or what you have tried
| MARLIX does not fail. It's only 75t
| and absolutely guaranteed by Th'
Marlix Co.. Fort Wayne. Ind aut
druggists.
You can get 1t in Marshalltown a
b. A. Morgan's and chas. stepan's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-16

with a view of establishing It's use In
England. The merchants. who will be
the guests Of the National Retail Dry
Goods Association. will visit most OF
the principal cities in the country.
Chambers OF Commerce thruout
the country are JOINING with the ma
tional association and local mer-
chants organization in preparing
receptions for the visitors and Civ
ing them an opportunity TO study
American methods at close. hand.
Secretary Of Commerce Alexander
has promised TO welcome the visitors
In the name OF the country and
pledged the aid OF the department in
making their visit a successful one.
A special car will carry the visit
ors on their tour. The itinerary In
cludes stops at PITTSBURGH Dayton
| Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, Chica
| 60, ST. Louis, Kansas City. the Grand
| Canyon. Los Angeles. the Yosemite
! Valley, San Francisco. Portland.
Seattle Salt Lake city. Colorado
/ Springs. Denver. Omaha, Milwaukee.
| Detroit, Buffalo. Niagara Falls and
| Boston Side trips also will be made
! to Washington and Baltimore.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-16

escaped except one fellow. Theodore
Tiller representing the Atlanta,
Georgia, Journal. who moved last
week and sub-rented his suburban
home to an army officer. FIJI in
what the army officer said about
a. m. ...
Gus J. Karger, Washington corre-
spondent for the Cincinnati Times
Star, and chairman OF THE standing
committee OF Washington CORE.
spondents, and who is on the COM
mittee to distribute press tickets tc
the newspapers of the country fol-
the democratic and republican con.
ventions, was another early riser &c
answer his door bell. He placed
! Mr.. Woods straight on the mistake
he made by sending him message
calling his attention to the fact that
he should not address the Washing,
ton newspaper men at their homes
but instead to send all communica.
! tons to their offices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-16
Line SPORTS NeDs and Comment
Fauors Development
of Young Players

Garry Hermann. OF the Cincinnati
the matter Of handling National
Commission AFFAIRS, but the same Mr..
Hermann unlosded a lot OF real
wisdom when he refused to part with
Eddie Roush and Larry Koph for
New York cast offs and a hunk OF
lawn" McGraw's bankroll. and told
the Giant leaders agents it was time
for baseball - return 70 Il oonstTue-
tive policy and forget the strength OF
money.
The Cincinnati team developed
Roush and Kopf--and several other
players who went to the Reds an
hopeless cases-and to sell them be-
cause n large price was offered. ac-
cording to Garry, would be to deal
the national game a blow that might
rattle the entire structure.
Herman yearns for a return OF the
constructive practices that made Sa-
lee, Hanlon. Connie Mack, and few
others famous as managers. He also
yearns for the time when there will
books, and moro interest In the de-
velopment Of young players than in
the sale OF star for a record or
near record figure.
The Cincinnati magnate Is not
alone in his quest for a change in
conditions. Connie Mack, Barney
Dreyfuss. Branch Hickey. Phil Ball
the return Of the old days, and aside
from personal interest which may
seem to sway most of them, 1t is
conceded everywhere they have the
proper dope.
Barney Dreyfuss, altho having paid
big price for several minor
leaguers, has never cut into his bank
balance to any great extent for ma
terial. He declares New York fans
will not have as much interest IN
Babe" Ruth the coming season as
The Yankees hoped for. DeGausr Ruth
was exchanged via the checkbook
method and was developed when he
landed in the big town. He also cites
The fac. that Chicago fans will never
talk about Grover Alexander as they
talked about Mordecai Brown, be-
cause Brown was developed to his
greatness in the Windy City, while
Alexander was bought for long
price. Connie Mack argues that be-
fore another year has passed there
will be Il clamor for the return of the
old system Of developing players. ana
that the inclination to purchase will
| he almost entirely out of vogue. ~
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These vapors are breathed in all
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medication to bear directly upon
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ing loose around the neck and
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If the cough is annoying, swallow
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Samples to new users will be
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NEWMAN TO AID PALMER.
Iowa Man to Have Charge Of Pub
lieIty in Presidential Fight.

Washington, March 16.--Oliver p.
Newman, Of Des MONIES, well -konwn
Iowa newspaper man, has been made
secretary Of the special campaign
committee announced by Attorney
General Palmer to conduct the
Palmer campaign.
Mr.. Newman was formerly district
commissioner and later with the A.
E. F. in France, where ne was de-
tailed as escort for Miss Margaret
Wilson.
The Palmer movement has also
the backing Of National Committee
man Wilbur Marsh Of Iowa.
Mr.. Marsh will be In charge of the
western committee which Is promot-
ing the nomination of Palmer.
It will have Headquarters in Chi
cago.
The Palmer leaders are trying to
obtain as much support as possible
from the followers Of the president.
Mr.. Marsh's activity for Palmer is
taken here to mean the Iowa dele
CATION to San Francisco will be turn
ed to Palmer II possible.