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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-22

having something put over in his alb
sense But that feature does not both
err Senator Smoot. who is almost in
variably on the floor during sessions,
anyhow. He follows the routine pro-
ceedings of the Senate more closely
than any other member. There is ur-
gent need Of paper economy, so far as
the Record is concerned, For four con
secutive days last week it was printed
on four different kinds of paper
Washington correspondence of Brook
lYn Eagle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-22
REED sMooT STARTS A REFORM
Making the Senate Save White Paper
in Congressional Record.

Senator Reed Smoot Of Utah, who is
perhaps the most methodical and in
dustrious man in the Senate, has ear
ried into effect a threat he made
months ago. He has put a stop to the
promiscuous insertion In the Congress
sional Record Of documents and srti-
cles, as well as long speeches that were
never made in Congress. That Is, he
has stopped it so far as the Senate pro-
ceedings are concerned; over the House
he has no control. The effect upon the
Congressional Record, which is the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-22
Notice.

Regular meeting Of Barre polishers'
branch. G.. {. l. A., will be held in their
hall. Nichols block, on Thursday even
ing. April p. at Z o'clock. Important
business. Every member Of the branch
be present w 6. Pirie, secretary
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-22
Card OF Thanks.

wish to express my sincere thanks
TO the neighbors and friends who so
kindly gave their assistance during my
recent illness. also for the numerous
cards and letters received.
Mrs. Norris II. Wiggin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-22
UEBSTERVILLE

Re sure 10 see "Betty's Dream, a
splendid entertainment, at the Baptist
church Thursday evening at 1857; Al
mission. l5c and 25c Candy and pop
corn on sale Everyone inyited.-adN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-22

ines have certainly changed
-WAat now
Saw An advertisement reading 'hc
an artist aud make money Louis
vile Courier cu1uai.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-22
ASHLNGTON

Another II the combined trio's
dances ufu D. held az she town hsH
Friday night. admission, sgc- Music
three pieces adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-22

6 50 p. m. for the purpose Of confer
ring Inc past masters degree ~ the
". M-elDet Per order. Pres. 7. 81 \.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-22

sx5an.. Regular meeting Of Hia-
- watha lodge. No 20, Thurs
TssSss3 day evening az 1880 o'clock /
work. third degree. All officers and
brothers are requested to be present.
Per order, r. g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-22

~ Regular meeting Barre
l.se-lt.N aerie. 1893. e. g. r. Thur
kF day evening At O'Clock
w. sharp. Nomination u OH
Gers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-22

Y Special communication Of
g Granite lodge. No. -. +. and
"a A. NJ. Friday April %. ~ I
IN ;. m: gstaiia lion. Per or
O2 der. ". ". The past masters
NJ 81 Granite lodge will meet a.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29

Notice k hereby gwen that I, Clarle,, 1futt, as guardian on the estate of Rllea Woolford nd Lady Wtolicld, minor heirs Of ", s W9o,.ord. ( teeeased, will aPl iy al t.Ie next term Of the Cleveland Con Y Probate Court, Nlali1.f, Co lveASs or Monday, tse 25rd d1y oi AuQuss: Iss4., for an order to se tie undivided i've :. thirds intere4l of saiJ minors it tie fol .. lowing de7c5ihe.I property, t7- vie; I.c.s . 5 G. 7and in Block one D, Wa is 4 =. diition to tbe town of Kingsland, alsc .u .s acre of land de5eslted as follows, l,.ssi Commencing at tbe outh cas. aer7,, -- of said Wards &Addition to ti,., t,,r,y., s ki1gsland, th.i ce East 2l,s l-. Iii, tlence Aorth to right l,i ga, a st, Southwestern railtisa1.y' 44qe.a V ''e.' direction along sad g be If V ss'e' T ,, Wards Addition, t.lenQe soy' 'S 'o S''''' c! beginning tbs aAe maj ' 'o f,'..a a edacation O. &aes eaa CTS .teha'iee "''u Giv>n D | ly s'.ss .o,o
 ehar' I9zo
 V ,frts Guardian
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
FOR AMI ,'f}2sf T-->-T NO 15 AGAINST Al ' sN{T3As Ese,,J,'P NC. 1s
i.roroaoa A.,,cna.r,cs,4 No. x 4o t.

i'Foroae@d A..acnevacnt Eo. x to ths
 |eHRt::ataaD oe A~1--.vsrp reaea.t atlge& Of the Stat" oe Art.asxvsss snd the seaatc e9 t.se 'stata aa Argsep sns. Maicrify oG A:; sae NJ. ..-F '. L9-9te'i to {,-'sa Nonse Asse,,Sna
 Taet the follovfas is henssy ey> fS'sC9 +9f.oi, as a9 . &'i3 2. s.ia2Dt E. tA9 e
 upon tglrg s,;aRi9sad' tS tb, a6d Of t3e State fer apRrcv.,i .aot5rs ,t5.g st the ns&t sa2era.{l Tie' re3scfi61a f2 515 ity of tae c@eofafs tr . lo,t election adart ap- ,+t3o, C f e- e,,. !t-!|, :, sa"l2 aAaA be- an ains1{l,annt sY,a Yitf|S'ea [sYit si sge g p}"t of the Con hs !. The eap, sr;,a Court sna
 a''sl.ofG ql.o7i be oi 2t sE Ge E. ene .! ted 2s h. an t7rae Cf " s AS 1 all cahst tuta qus -usn. ard The ~ T., 9rssoSe esort, o5 st 'ast three jNdso' elsssi @ i3n ioc @ida5 it sE0UfI ae~a-f ,es. =, of .g@2ss = Y iassrease th t,p1y.re ,isi5 5uas t,34 r, of 1e Supreme Gs,s. t3,.
 onsl i xcS q ray '9 96fh, .@r tho 1urt inz ia II .r, 95sNil, ,.,9..t.. bv 0' w caei-.eio aa n'@y e prasss.i5se. z. l asa1st r, ptseelv 3,S nc, ,7 5zia;I n, :, tSf p:Sl h st, mi ie }9 < I5 isy5 and no laoro .aaa z ,ss ,5T tf.o',, .@ ss pc anIu.,i- Int fhe-,>.... ...... s, , .- yrd9 T,ds4 < lsw, the s' | es If I,,a v .t g .o1s sh4}i rec .e a aasa-,v. aA.-t v,; he allowed '..., ! qa!a' .-s eI ntciee. IL foif Ye4 = ,ie ,h q t#oaj TT 2ro t ader the He'
 Sec ,. The pre hsion, oe ts<
 stlt2sson of the Al o7 $r<g 3oa. Gs' sS:teajud isfsc .r as +a,.. 1T here hict here with ans <%..' ,~ts n cc.st- shall take eff f .,, T ai mem S.&ty t6GJ .lq . r.a, ite 1eratir- adoption l., thc s-,.-.i9 wal zr5 of Arl5anS $. he Sta6s Approved hy the Gov noy
 February ', 1919. 'atf cf Stttt A.. V itnsss. ny hand eoS sr;ot.i ., t4eal@ 'lcd } T .;pRAr
 hsezetAAE of Sta,a
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
FOR < Ir,TY NIT NO. 14. AGAINST AMEN dINI NO. IA.

E'repos~1 A,r;e,nGinent Ne, ta to thf
 t'o1ztstutfo72 = k1T.a-sv.2a.
 Hcpae Joint Eeaoh loa sab"tittinG. to t1le qualified voters | lJle State of Ar
 arsaS. aSannan7c [ t3 the Constitu- jon thereof rra"iG aS for equal stuff raice tc nian rpG UC5len.
 .r;e st F2e3a49 e1 E3e. 93,c tEor1s~ e Escya- r.acrsa::gca ard ta~ s}i-.nre Of t.ae state ae : ..s0-s. as. HGaSnEity ec Eota f3c7,sna Agreeing '@33cre.to;
 rosod as an araead ler& to the CoRsti- tuition Of the Sta+a cf Ar<aHEas, and 1the Ea no being suonitted to tjie clecr tors oe the Stat far sp2roYat CT re- ject:na = tae acy fre7cesl election Tor Senators pnd representatives, if &jarity of tho electors voting a such ejecton ado3t itch a1nondmr9t, tine siit"tion Of tAe State Of AE6an nSaa' (c- Thnt Section 1 of Article 3 of the as amended hy Amendment N9. 8, a9ort~d Jarrary tho 14t1., 1909, be l amended so as t9 read aa fo&ow9: l Iyn!tcd gtatea If tua 2 ea Of twcaty-one ! years who AaE resided ia the Sta twelve fACra'ts, in tbe county six 1 months. and iu the Prscirct; town or i election at which tAeY may r"oNc9H l to vote. cxrept such persons as may ioH ] she cam95isa.cn of some fal9hE ne @ @ds= i pfived of tae E.get 10 Eete fy la% Il H9 gsed Ky the General Assembly. 5.Jai: WsAo shail exhibit pof4 tax. receipt or l ether evidence that they have paid | Sheir poit tax at the tiroa Of collect ! ing taxes anEt preceding such cleo i ten, rhalF Ia allowed =t0 E9te at any 1. election in tha gtata cf Ar3Sarsa'. pro- i vi3cd tAat 1arso0s who make satsfac- i sery pro6t that they have att9taed the a,.e cf tvz4saty-one years siaca the ! time of s~scss!Hes taxes next p9ecedins ] aa Id cicctioa a.3 pcasess the other nencszary ts.1iHr7 *ona shall be per fnitted 10 veta ane previaad further ] that the said taE receipt shall be sE marked f.y 6ated stan'r CT written en- d0rscr,aHt ty taa 5"tges cf elect;or tn whom it naav b" Arst presented as to prevent tHs tolder thereof iron l vcting more than once at my election 1 Y IS 8ecis "aa to he tSc r&rHc5e CT tht! i encrdn2cpt fo dery tha right Of 1 rage 10 a3icrs an1 | ia daala~s-. to E, the pnr@see ef this e.nenNaent to can. i fer suffrage saea}5y rDan hath nc ] and women EzIt&o13t regard n ar% l prov1uvd. that woraesf sss0 not ba ocp- l peIled to serve on irrtes
 ] -y9roVea " the Gev"v0gr, and .;1c
 ia t..e efEiee - Secretary of stat;
 yTssaoea ny hand r4j ,teto1 soa
 tsiis n day of Apsll, n
 i (SeaO I'M TEGfzAE..
 e rotary of StatA.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
COOK, THOMAS and TEOLbTES ,LAVsTEFo and RESTRICTIONS C&ccs n the Court House
 RiSON ARK,
ass me ot H.. 6 ot sW WI4 GOT all tbat

asz tne ot H.. ot SW 4 cor ell tbat |. paftofS l-2 SW ts4. x and E. of,saline . f't1@r, Section g, Township 3 5, Barge Il W, 5th Mtri1ian, =anl the tinA)er thereon, under tie provisions of the get of June 5, 1878. and acts am endatore. :. R,noNn;'s tbe '' Ii nber and Stone Law ''e a! sacavtlassqs IT, gat bs fiXsi by aps- t...sme1t, ani 'ifats purseant to srclI ap )lication, the land an m CT therte- o lave ben sppraiscd, Ore hundred twenty 24-l00 Dollars. lSi24 241 and the nhe- estimated AZ. 0GO 1t b3ardf r at $3.50 ger sai. e.and the land 424. eae, sad applicant viil'offer r .i rreaf in support ol his applc2ur and sworn ssat@met t on tie 5ta of 0cf.bsr D3o,S before oirc4.t ,, ..ay 4',';so' @l 1e'ep a SIS
 Ah5 Persas} at llbertt to protest tLi, paF'' 4F. fore entry, or init ate a con- ~=t s@ a time befqge pltent issues, y fiiinE' corrobatei affidavit in tfiis O. fee. :llegi E facts wien wou,d deis ] t4e .stsJ
 bea r ep:rss. Nes s4T
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
r1oPosr10 T.Z4e.-s TIVE AGzE7D-
 rsH,gT.
rroposeA A.ac,6pent ro. II, to she

Proposed Amendment Flo. 1A. to she
 C.e iitr+,rn .og AriEamsas.
 Amenaf Section i ot Article of tho Cor T3 luton Of she Stats of Ar<a1- sa5, ar .nlea by Amendment No. g., adop i mary ttl. 1908; providing that .~er citize7 Of the United States Str a, c.,srt taose d4Pri5ld ef the ri ii hy law for t3e cCmmission of eeIof ea shall 'e allowed , Tote ot tax rex i.,i or etAcr ettdenco oi pay- me. poll tax; 'oy!ding that per. so 'tainiur major!ty a ft-r zine, of aSso1 GE taxes anl before eloctlcn. pease sing tho cthe@ nsc22sary quail feat ns, shall in ,Emitted to vote; :; pro' ling that judges of election shall ms O. sta10p pol! Tex receipta Ht tiv time nI voting to prevent the he ter taeeeof f~on ot:0g more than 0 a. a; election; md declaring it t-.s IuI pc 70 If Inc a2, erdHacnE to 6se1y ght ot atlffrAge to ie.s ard to confer he fiEh- c suffrac1 equally u2pn, men aE: women, yithos f ra7;ard to sex. PI vided that xomG shall not De com ife lied To gCrI='. On fH CT.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29

Mrs ( s;;-ta4vaarr ;;-ta7,aarr Roberts Roberts H7s poae 10. Tex kama where Sha vi visit relatives for the remain Ter of ihe summer FiEe Bluff Comme, cisi,
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
EtEax 7ian Sale
No.io is l. Eeby givsn tha

NoIo Is i. Feby gwen that 1 |}1al 44o.ieE as aussaFiifa of tha est .et giMal Moslty, D. slcsleJA z 4 Kan < AIostv.', M,Itor lieirs Cf .i, 4. 'os ey. &eC eased, nHdar and
 y Vi tua t ali 0Fsisr Gf lhe CleVe- taT Prooate ,,our,. made and ea [ ed on t0e II 'b day cf May ,1920
 #! exfasr fer 'e at ngtl;c outcry to the highest biI Ter at the nort ta door of tue Cievea. l County courf house, at two o'clock 3. na. on Snt- nrday the 3lSt day of Joly. i92D, fellow iHa described property, to-wi All ,he nerchantabie timber grow ins and being cn the following [ . .cuafa lauds, to-wit: .I'he Es1-' ef T {. ;i;;s! 5is {, aH1 i-4of '1@ 4. ni Sec, g, Gnd F 1 , SW l-4 Q e G4, il I. 1oc X. 10 N, and NV i 4 If NJ i4o. Sec. 3. and N 1-2 of Nc 1 4, and SE 1,4 Of NE 1 of Sec 4 in L., Il 5. R. 10 ". The terms of ss9e --Upnn q credit of 30 days, tf pafeIlaser to execute a good s,.lI:Gcnt i,and, wish interest a II. eate Of sjy percent ger annu fb I lieii heiiis retained on sai an - - :, ., .: : sa0 pasihe sr. proper l.:' ps:'' ''.s ss,, .r i,'9e ha ;aa ine | tf ii ~.'' -, e~.".s ae'g V o. . tra, niss proceeds { ,.g g s'.;l .. .'',nn ,a;ooro roA 'io ted in esht Ida I, 4se and bensi
 isoeiAv C..ar.,i l,
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
, l.ptt, Guardian
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,.aAYED - 0na black horse mule, Three year cid was un- Eeared and .1ad white nose : i ia nul. :, Last he. rd of west of C';o> aTnde r pease return to J. E2l. esaRle at Cir, Ark an re- e, e %;iS.C0 reward.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
a}sg Ejgdp3
the Cleveland Ger y Charoery

'0 the C.tVeIsEd Cor' ' Ch1roery Court. E "a 'einley, 'a'tiif
 V. Gr ~,c Ps,4'rv N', 'art. 1'hs Defeadant, rvrG, 4eitley is warued to appear i'll this Ccnt.w,,lsir thittv days and answer the caili piaiiit of of the p'aia;;fi. Ftsa II 4in'e>.
 F l.. HicI.endon, Cle,i f,aal G. 7tat,R K, At.ay for 7.aiut1. cnok. Thofuas aud stp'Te3. tt2g al- litam for noa resi3ent DcteralaHs.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Guari;aa' , Notice

Be- r Sp.res Nea $ s5s tf
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
F-SLATEFg3 A1TTsvB
 HyZsSfN.
EsrcreSP' A--,c,,.,-,,.-.t ,-,o 7- +o ,,.
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tsThF'is' A--2on.'7n--'t 'To. IT to TAs
 ,s~HsfitvfteEs ri : -55ar,@as.
 5rdipg tfe 'cnattjUtiou Of th : '-te cs Arie2Raas; rravidiar thot U
 Iprc72e Court cf 4Re Stat. shall { oo-opoeed of five 3"d.~as. orc or whom $2elI be- styled a',d c}actea Chief 5,1$- tiee. any tSrec cf whom shall co sti- t1fe I GU2 ~gIn, g0d ro4ririaa tNe eon- enrrenco of at least Gree ju1g n o|ery f2cision; proVi2irg that fl [ be- eo72a. nee" ssa@ y tae ts4Eeisla tarc my F*3Vtoa Ior two a6diti2sai iUd~es n3 i9r no Court t4 @tt n jivisione; ITO. ['3!ns; the sele rica of tbe JudEo3 rAa}! Thouaa01 f't.00oQc) Dollars. nor 1,or. than Six Iaou@aad G.0c0.Go) IOc9Ia rs Der year, and GZi"& th sir salaries unti etherE"iaa provided tv law at q'a 2hors9ua (se.01e H0@ Dollars per ven 7: proN'finE that the judges shall rot ha at!owed any fees or perGr;sitca os of- fire. nor to ba'd any ether cffire q, t7nTt or profit under the Stats of United states; providing for the ropeai Of such portto"s Of the cooctitUtior es are tn conflict; and providing tlat ta2 af2enGmS7t Sh9n Eeeo~.o cperH tlvs sixty daTa after it's apa~ov2l artj aIop ton by the. people Of t&e Seute.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29

To the Democrats of Arkansas-
 I am candidate for the Democratic Ntfanaeioh loi Auditor of State have spent the tune abd mo'e' U present tho oughy my candidacy to the men end women of sha various colnt2s
 resigned position in the office of Anaof o ota'e on Fine st last o make this know the duties would be called upon to perform, for Lave spent about SIX years working here this should be point v my faEo' think.
 have spent 26 years of ny life on 1e farm, 4 e'rs in the merchante bushes and in the office as n- dcated above am we'll known to the people of Arkansas, and rofer you to any rerson home Logar) county. Weit known iurst there says 'I have known Mir A.. J. Me Amis for many He is brother in law ot the late J M Olthout. He is thoroughly reliable and an up9ht man. No community stands better for truth, honesty and courage than he docs This is his homa Remember the nanc for in the hurry of crowded cam paign finish the confusion is going to be great
 Faithfully,
 A. y. McAAIS, R,onville Candidate for Auditor Logan County Ark AoV
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
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.Nc.'Ne for ENhlic

'>e /" "e't ef,he Inc ior ' :. 1's.a of'~eatL tic Rock, Ark. ms Inlg 2 -n
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
IsarTc

!S5tIIG
 $ he7e'59 sfvca tlsst ; # pc ., efos,a., %a9se pestof;ice a,}lres s5k fsisog Al ausas, did on ne 18th ra. reh,s-,. . iils n this osfief T eern Statement aul Application, Ag lts99, ,o pa.cll-
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-09-28
Bic 5 PACKERS
SELLING PLAN
IS QUESTIONED D
Government May Not
Concur in Proposal
on Stockyards

Washington, Sept. 2T-tBy The As
sociated Pressl-The government may
reject almost in its entirety the proposal
Of the Big Five Chicago meat packers
for disposition Of their stoekyard in
terests as required by the voluntary
court decree of dissolution
Department of justice officials Will
file the governments views of the
packer plan in the district OF Columbia
supreme court Tuesday. 1t is under
stood that a counter proposal for sale of
the packer interests would be embodied
III their objection to the plan before the
court. The case will be heard on
October Z
Proposals OF the packers provide for
transferring their stockyard interest. es-
timated 10 involve about $4,000. 900 to
Frederick H. Prince & Company Boston
bankers. This suggestion was said to be
regarded hy government lawyers as
meaning concentration of control to a
greater degree than existed under the
packer management. The nature of the
counter suggestion to be presented by
the government was not disclosed nor
was il known whether attorney general
Palmer would oppose the increasing Of
time for discussion Of another plan by
the packers,
Mr. Prince, under terms Of an option
on the packers stockhoidlngs. was obli-
gated to organize holding corporations
the stock of which would be offered TO
the farmers. producers and traders in
livestock The option provided also.
that interests using the yards should be
represented in The holding corporation
directorate, aud in the management of
the holdings.
The packers counsel contended that
through the medium Of a holding cor
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-09-28
TORCH IS SET
To TRIM CITY
FOR REVENGE
BLACK and ans Take
Reprisals Account
Burning Barracks.

Trim. County Meath. ireland. Sept.
27.-Because III the burning of the po-
lice barracks here Sunday morning and
the wounding "f Chief Constable White
Il number of armed men descended on
the town last night and burned buildings,
attacked the residences of Sim Feiners
and induIged in indi~criminate shooting.
Several casualties are reported.
The reprisals are alleged to be the
work Of The black ana tan police
During the reprsals 20 houses We're
burned and The fires still were blazing
at noon Monday.
Among the premises destroyed We're
o mineral water factory. which was a
principal industry. ana the market house.
practically all the houses on both sides
of the chief thoroughfare were set on
fire
The police who we're captured in the
raid ID the barracks. had been warned
to resign within a week.
The black and tans reached Trim
about 3 a. m Sunday by three lnrries.
They mounted machine guns in Market
street. commandeered petrol from To-
cal shop and set fire 10 the principal ao-
tel They ran through the streets firing
shots and fIinging bombs.
Conference Of the Catholic clergy nj
Navan adopted resolution c0ndemnng
the action If those Who attack police
barracks. hut emphaticaiy dcnouncing
tho BLACK and tans for burning and
sacking Trim as the negation of all gov
eminent
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-09-28

Gust was placed uuder arrest by FRO
baton Officer A. \. Carpenter, who de
eares that his prisoner. on the way 10
the police station. applied vile name to
Sullivan and called him 'spotter.
Robert Scott Of the Bnatz hotel. who
was present when Gust WAS placed nnder
arrest, also saws that the prisoner re-
ferred to sullivan a. q "spotter,
Sullivan. Gust and third man Said
TO have been Walter Marcott. also "a
Great Northern conductor, met ut The
northwest corner of Central avenue aud
Third street few minutes before Suli-
van and Gust ciashed. according To the
police They exchanged n few words on
the corner. il is said, and Sullivan left
the other men and started on run to-
ward the Hotel Rainbow. According 10
Scott and Officer Carpenter, Gust and
Marcott started after hip, Gust in the
lead. Before they reached FIRST alley
north, according to the account. Gust
overlook Sullivan. seized him by the col
lar and whirled him around. As he turned
Sullivan threw his arms in front of his
face. but. it is said, made no effort to
strike blow Gust Carpenter and Scott
declared. struck him terrific blow III
the jaw. knocking him down. Carpenter
asserts that he then saw Gust Kick the
fallen man several times.
Sullivan Dies at Hospital!
Leaving Sullivan on the sidewalk, Gust
and the other man started south on
Third street. according to Carpenter,
but were stopped on the corner by Car
penter. who with Scott had been stand
ing in front Of the site Of the former
Steele building when the fight began
The man said to have been Marcett was
not arrested, but is reported TO have
called at the police station short iame
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-09-28
DOUBLE CROSS
GIVEN To MEN
FIXING GAMES
Story That White Sox
Failed to Keep Word
Told by Loser.

Chicago. Sept. 2T-President Charles
Gomiskey of the Chicago American
league club, Monday night received word
that Billy Maharg former boxer and a
business partner of Bill Burns, ex-majer
league pitcher had told newspaper men
in Philadelphia that White Sox PLAYERS
approached him before the world series
last year and told him il had been fix
ed for Cincinnati TO win.
President Comiskey INN mediately tele-
graphed Maharg asking him to come here
and present his evidence to the Cook
county grand jury ComiskeF said he
would give Maharg S10,000 if his charges
We're proved.
Furthermore III see that every play
er implicated is fired from organized
baseball forever he said
Mahsrgs sttement as received by
comiskpy said that Eddie Cieotte. Chi
cago pitcher who lost two games in the
series, approached him with an offer Of
aid. saving that he could furnish play
ers to throw the games.
The White Sox were promised Sl00.
00n for throwing the series. according TO
Maharg. but received only $1,000, Abe
Attell, former featherw>iSht boxing
champion double crossing them.
Mahargs statement IS received by
Comiskcs. virtually was As follows:
Last fall Cieotte approached Bill
Burns and myself in hotel in New York.
lie told rs that he could supply enough
players to assure the throwing of the
games We made the deal with him, Abe
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OPEN POSITION
IS DEMANDED
FROM SENATOR
Roosevelt Thinks That
Harding Not Positive
on Nations League.

Newark, ~ J., Sept, 27.-Franklin d.
Roosevelt. Democratic vice presidential
nominee. speaking before audiences in
Newark and Jersey City Monday night
challenged Seantor Harding 70 take a
definite stand on the League of Ma
tions issue"
Now that Elihu Root il home, he
said. how will Senator Harding recon
cile the fact that MI. Root one of the
leaders of his own party. has assisted i'll
the establishment of a permanent court
Of iustice which is au integral part of
the League Of Nations. with his assertion
before the Grand Army veterans that the
league il monumental fraud
Does Senator Harding suppose that
the 3S or 30 nations that have already
Joined the league are going TO give 1t up
to fry another experiment with The
Hague tribunal which has been a failure
for Is years. Does he expect that
Europe will scrap the league for him. fer
Mr.. Root. for any American or for all
AmericarSt Europe today is facing
grave danger. j. She going 10 cast all
aside to try some now wheel of fortune!
Europe IL going through with this league
and she wants IFS in it as guarantee
that il will work.
Speaking at a meeting Of women IN
the East Orange armorN ~ the afternoon
Mr. Roosevelt repeated his charge that
Republican opposition t. the League Of
Nations was n part Of a plan 10 dIScredlt
President Wilson and defeat the Demo
Gratis this fall.