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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02

Mr.; and Mrs. Leonard Hanway, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond E. Deane. Miss
Mabelle Patterson and Mr.. Read Nor
rison. .-~aF
The Social Service club will have a
social afternoon Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Edgar G. Jones, 1921
Arch street. -. -.
The regular noon meeting of the
Rota club will be held Wednesday at
the Chamber of + Commerce Is
The Monday Duplicate Whist club
was entertained Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Arthur Nichols, Boswell ave-
nue., as hostess. Those substituting
We're: Mrs, F. W. Watson, Mrs. Har-
old Chase, Mrs. J. c.. Gafford. Mrs.
silas Porter will entertain the club at
'' 'ee'iss -
The Business and Professional Mems
Dancing club will give their next
dance at Kellam Hall Wednesday eve
ming, The men are planning a fancy
dress ball to. be held Wednesday evez
ming, November Il.
Mrs. Albert Neese's team of the Wo-
mans club will conduct the rummage
sale at 1913 Kansas avenue, beginning
Wednesday Of next week.
Given-Telephone, pencil, paper, So
ciety repoRter.
To Prove-That There was really
some news in town.
During Attempted Demonstration
Twice as many men as women an
swered the phone, and a few seconds
after they said Hello" a baby cried.
Conclusion-Election day. Husband
minding baby. Wife downtown, mark
ing crosses on ballot. No news.
O T n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
BARNARD AND "MILADY"
MIX At EPSON DOWNS
Derby Transforms Quiet Country
side Into Show of English
Sports and Fashions.

EPSON DOWNS. ENGLAND. duly
. The gren; English Derby. always
q fashion snow ahd "a carnival, as
well as a horsc race. this year
"c!ipsed the records o: its 1870 years
with all attendance which crowded
the race course to standing capacity
aud populated the hills in Il day with
{ q crazy patterned city OF hundreds
! q thousands 81 merry makers, 10
"hom the racing was onl! an incl
( deHi in the celebration Of the am
My lord and my lady the barrnaid
/ duu the costtr-mDug"f. and all classes
! OF bEitons between, Were there. hob
| hobHIhs with pleasure seekers from
I oiEer lands Amer!caus Erenchmen
/ B"!Sians. Italians. Russians. Czecho-
S!ovakians and Tilted as well as work
I worn or!cntats ana Asiatscs. The
I low green INNS aui hedged- IN fields
about the famous course We're black
! cned with tnuitttudc OF nearly l.
I slept n the warm sun thrOug hout
/ ne day "pparently umconccrmed
riiGriinaSc iicSin> Day iirInrc.
/ lhc pilgrimage to the dOwua began
| m, day before, the DERBY. An un-
broken Tide of strange cquipages
. flowed into Epson over ali roads.
! l:uNurluuS IlmpUSincS cTawlcd along
the crowded ways in the wake OF
[ caravans were chcchcrcd with the
| picturesque lurnouts popular before
! usefulness he chaisc. the coach and
F. four. the irish jaunting car, the dog
/ cart and odd home made wagons and
carts; Not ufrguuently appeared dis
ablch army officers riding through
| The dust IN motor driven vince. chairs.
IhronGs a;ooi iroo!ed, in across the
along the roads, hating the fine au
tomobilcs and their siiIi-halted occu-
na pant chss,rtiiy. Here and there a
begged q penny.
While yet a mile from the. course,
me later arrivals wcrS forced by the
walk carrying with them their
iuneheon baskets and jugs OF ale or
WHISKY, OF which thcr" was a large
AMI carefully conserved supply.
The picnickcrs who Campcd on the
course oyernisht hastily pitched tents;
or ramshacllie leantes. made tea and
served luuchcons. Many slept in the
open, and down III Epson a train OF
cars Mas Communicated to house the
were built. flares put up. ana all
the .countrysido was Enthusiastically il
lumircd.
Royalty Last In Vast Crowd.
Even when the King ana the Queen
and attendant nobility appeared there
was only, q ripple Of apnlause; con :
sistinE chiefly OF ncrfunctory "Ilcar,
Hears" and a noGdiug Of heads in
dicat!nE approval. Above ihis tn.
hoarse. jargon OF the bookmukcrs
could he heard.
Few persons except those in the
stands saw the races. and these dis
played no excitement, beyond calling
out They're of" or making pre
mature announcement of winners
The crowds stood up when the
horses entered In the derby race. but
rclaNud into lazy attitudes when the
winner WIS known. II was still the
middle OF the afternoon and few loft
when the racing was finished They
made 1t fun holiday. wandering
around aud over the course. patroniZ-
; ing the vendors OF sauSupcs, lemon
} AIDES and fish. or try your-wc!Ght ma
chimes. or The three card man, until
} night had fallen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
CULPEPER HORSE SHOW
WILL OPEN TOMORROW
siNtccuth Annual Event 10 lie Held
at Month Vista Iurk-LihcruI
l'riZcs offered.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ctLpErEh. VA. July 5.-'rhe Cul-
cihtiun Will hold It's sixteenth annual
public exhibition on Monday and
Tuesday. July anni g. H. usual at
beautiful Monit Vista Park. which
boasts the iinest hair mile oAIGn!ar
track in the state.
This charming society event Of
Northern Virginia. ever popuIar
promises this year 10 eclipse any oi
ITS former meetings, and its man
agcncnL with true sporting spirit.
have made many improvements 10 It's
buildings aud added To the beauty Of
iis Grounds aud Surroundings
IA" association. whose object is to
encourage the breeding Of the best
type OF horses, have issued Il prize
INST WHO'S: numerous events and lib
crhi prizes. 40 complete ANA Generous
mat IT has already received responses
from SUCH a great number OF fancy
hoTs" rhp" exhibitors that insur.S
the exhibition this year Of the very
iln"Bt hOrAeH In the harness class.
H"sld"s the hunter. jumpers, sad
hl". tandem and tVrinthiar CLASSES.
tacr" mas been added exhibitions for
cavalry horses OF the charger type.
whiCh event sill lac open To All ma
'ipns ANA all branches OF The service.
nut phiy officers or Sn'.rnin"nt- owned
horses are eligible. These cXh!bi-
IONS include three events and COhstI-
tule different types.
There is also exhibitions for troop
crS' mount, and these also must hc
owned ~ y. - or X, - r g. units
TO To- eligible. The other army event
IL tor cavalry rcmOurts. showing
horses ahl" 10 carry 200 POUNDS wlta
other restrictions. The breeding 81
ihi. type Of horse l. ENCOURAGED and
thcrcf"r" civilian entries are allowed
ia ihls cShibiii0n.
liner. are 10 be ave races each day
concluding with Il steeple-ch asc A.
usual. hrst-class cpuienders viii show
TIER co."rs as III. Driz,s are liberal
and the track Is ideal
IN" officers Of the association are
j T.. Latham. Culpcpcr. president:
Jonn : COTinrtoN. secretary and
treasurer; j .. Williams. North Car
nllna, vice president. and T.. H. Gas
hlrs Warrentpn. Vac" manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
SECOND TOMBs SUICIDE
IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS
Drug Addict l>iIIs Himself In New
York i'ris"n by Jumping
over Iianisl,r

NEW YORK. July 3.-Thc second
sSulcidc in T0mhs prison within TWEEN
ty-four hours occurred today when
gjohn Murphy. charged with havin.;
snarcoiics in his pnssession. hurled
;n!mself over stairway banistor ana
,was killed when he fell four stories
'nfo The courtyard. Yesterday Solly
sAxeirod, an alleged drug addict.
l,ahsed himself In the prison with his
eoeu' and four other prisoners at
tempted scif-des;ruction.
Murphy ciuded his guards and
lnmped 10 his death while being led
pack TO his cell after having received
! visit from his mother.
4 Warden fianlcy said that one at
tempted suicide daily was about the
elormal average in the Tombs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
iERMAN SPY ARRIVES AT
LEAVENW0RTH FOR TERM
'npSht lied Handed, WINS Sentenced
by President

LEAEENWORTII. KANS. July q
U n WitSchc; the only German spy
entenced to death during the var
'as received a, tho Federal prison
r stS rs scn,aIy, to begin Serving a
.;as committed by the prcsidnn'
S " was lieutenant in the Ger
pnring q naval engagement in the
tlantic Ocean. I'm WHEN the ,rnut , nn
,arship on which he was serwinr
(1as sunk; Witsche was cast adrifI,
&c Wns picked up by n vessel bound
|Sr MeSico, and later made his way
Tri9ss ne inter,na,ional line into tho
~, mlted states. lie succeeded In maxi
harbors and fortiications along
re- le Ia aacifiG Coast and returned 10
ial with an. American OF German On
|he United States for further es-
lsap, and at Nagalss ieiis Into the
|Hnds 9f Federal 70 Ulcers. !, {;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
COLUMBUS POST-OFFICE is
MANAGED BY EMPLOYEES
committees Named 10 Handle, tric,
ah'rH ana Pr"moic Good WnrL-
Ing IuM IiIinn>

N-Di'C MbJS, ONO, JU!y I-inlikc
FahE other puAt-ofHcl iu the United
kSietcF' the mhEagtlp.nt OF the one In
r..o.umDus Is supervised by employees.
r.. stem "f inHnagument ~ the en-
5pioEer", similar TO that adopted by
fohe % the coIHtrys larger !udus-
|,?lsS has been in operation .Inct.
sfcbru"fy. Postmaster samuel KIN
encHr SAYS the syatcm has brought
fiodut number III beneficial ohang.a
thn OPERATION OF the pos;-oi Ace
,,anG 10 proving a success
Ihc hnENtiun Was adDptoi TO bring
caoont higher standard O! efficiency
bto the alA.ir ana hrttrr w1.kiI= cJ:.-
io't,thN Tor emi 'ryCcG.
fri"E"Acss ~ sHEErStlons mace b.
,:t'y ul COS. Atr reported to cO,naiit-
ti,.cn"n " whcm there are nboh. 50.
6foito"irs tl,sif investigation -: the
Scoinpia!nt or proposal. their rccoin-
Encnhaii"n Is vernrtrd TO the post
pine council. composed Of All com
Snittccmel Tho council debates Tie
f,Hh)eii and 'l'h"r approves or re-
alecis the recommendation
iNc postmaster has tho mower TO
2vtto Hli rccpmmcuHIt -. lie
kcoGpcil. but u - ss,d. that anything
sapnLrTod by the council H. likely 10
IrocclN" his approyal. as he il heartily
pm favor Of the Trstcm
Nothing Of, radical nature haE
Syei lc'E proposed 10 the council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
STAR LEADS
ROGERS HORNSBY LACES
OUT HIS HUMDREDTH HIT
Babe Ruth Chief Topic 81 American
IchEur-t Averages or Week
COnuiltt..
IIiY Asa01!Ni.I rroEtl

CHICAGO. July 3.--sokers Hornsby.
the 81. Louis star. banged ont his
one hunlredth hit OF tho .selson in
Wednesdays game against Cincinnati.
Che first player Ia the National
League TO touch the century iEark.
re ne, slipped slightly IN hiB batting.
Dut continues To hold cpTfortabI"
lcud among the g"euidrs wiD have
participated IN ihirty-iiyc or more
games according 70 averagcl re-
OF W"dnesda%. The -. Louis stars
"C5y" Williams. the Philadelphia
outheldcr. slammed out another
homer. which gave him eight. .rd
Robertson, Chicago. who WAS .har-
ing hohors ".,n liornsby last week
as runner up q the elongated out
heldcr. also hcitei "a circuit drive.
breaking the tie with the st. I.Oulsiar
anu placing hinscl: ont behind MI
The ca,chers and pitcAers seem un-
aol" 70 stop Max Carey. the Hert-
i1oted i'itt.- hhrEh"r on tic vaths
He IL showing tn" way 10 ;hc uas.
Other leading Dltters: 4. smith.
New York. .51ti NEho!son. p!,tsbJf ~,
80: Robertson Chicago. 222
Momentum hiug OF Ne Sew Y6:k
Club, continues 20 hc the ca!cf tonic
IN ne American LcaRu@ iHe Gis
t"ut pa" s.GESer 3af seal a. Drr'e II
~ u
PHILADELPHIA Lass "Wednesday. nIi!ch
cav. MIN a total OF twenty four. uH.N
ne bsn.nd tne Worlds rsscrt winch
ne made last year. "a uIIitIcl TO
cracking out homcrs Run j. stcaoiiy
cnhiblnS 20 IN" top a'uOuS tho nat
.ct. OF ne ."atI" "np hay taken
part IN thirtS-hvc - nor. games.
The Die Follow Is hitting .a7I. Iuht
t%entS PONIES behind >ps,l.cr, Of
CLEVELAND. ana jackson. ~ chicago,
VINO are sharing the huuJ- OF runa"rs
star, who Is hi. Is ii3 speaker
\ and Ihc"aon are hitting 49,
Enth besides his battling proves.
\ ~ out TOT other uouUTs. lie has tied
SptaHcr IN number II runs scored
hnch hirS t".ls'crcd siAty-thrcc times.
Il rice VI NaHh.ugion, Differed nve
4 n"seh N the Dast week. and Is far
out IN front among the base stcalrTs
4 Win thirty 'NcitF. li. nearest rival
~ toth. q trpmMtte, who mas stolen,
nineteen ua. as
olhcr Leading batters Weaver. chi.
ca 90. 800 Miln, Washington, $50,
Johnston. C!cyelunt. .352.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
PARIS NEWSlE MAY HAVE y,
SYSTEM TO BEAT BOOKIES
Cleaned Up i20.000 Francs in Thrcc
Days and IN Fourth Added
S5D.DOV to Roll.
NY Universal seryice.l

fNiiS. July ".-iias ienri Bil'egot
former newsboy. but now racetracls
ngu;nc-,t disr,,.areJ ,h mr., ma o,,1,,.i
i,s.,,.iI ...t..,. 49," 80
I"''''ioie SSS'e'" ior "hish race
fans nave been searching since Nebu-
chadDczzar Invented tine "snor, oe
I.it,,r,g..
SeEerai hundred thousand ardent !
deVotres of I.ongcnamps Maisons-
I,.tt, rJ ,,bc,,i,f,. ,,.,,,ld 49,,
"0"' W.
mhCh IKE 20 KNOW
Seeing Blllegot seated on a public
bench acting IN suspicious manner
the other night. Il policeman ap-.
establishment that the man he had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
ASKS U. S. TO PARTICIPATE
IN BELGIAN AEROMEUTlCS
America Only Nation Which Itus Nui
Promised Representation at
Antwerp Meet.

pARIS, July 3.--Tho United states
Is the only large country which has
not promised To participate in the
International asrOnauiic mcating to
be held In connection with the oIym-
pic games in Antwerp. July II to 81,
Inclusive
The exhibition is being arranged
by the Nero Club oil Belgium under
the patronage OF kim Albert. who
has especially requested that America
inkg part IN he meeting. The Bel
the NC-i. the United states navy
seapianc, which crossed the Atlantic,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
GIANT BOMB DISCOVERED
NEAR HOME OF CAPITALIST
oeaaty Apparatus Two Feet Long
with EiEht-Fo"t Fuse Found In
Waterbury,.

I WATERBURY,. CONN, Juiy "A
loaded bomb two feet long ana
10. III "ia'he'er was found tonight
IN patch OF woods near a rcSldcn-
'ai sccioh o: the city. |; was at
ached to Il fuse eight feet long. The
,'o'lh was found close to where John
~ Coo. president Of the American
srash Company. Sudgc William III.
'arkin. Jr.. Of the city court ana his
lather. WILLIAM II. Lark!n. reside.
'rhe cider Lark!n is president of the
i"aterbury Clock Company. where a
ltrlKe Is on. as in the case at the
'rass company plant. Judge I.arkin
'ecently passed sentence on 100 stril,-
hrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
SPORTS
Ri hmond Golfer B:esk5
Hill! CT y Course Record

tSprriai to The Timcs-Dispatrh.b
LII NtilBtRG, "a. July :i.-Thc
record III the OnI,,Dnd Country
cub course here. hcid hrrrtuforr
ny George Pearson, lucai prUfrs-
siourl at g., WAS brukru to-day
by Harry Hampton, professional
al tGr Country cub Of Nirgi.in,
Richmond. with IL. The score
wnS made in u match play which
WAS followed 10y AN Interested aud
larg" gallery. Hampton and John
James. iyuChIiurS, played against
Pearson and Dexter Otcy, Lynch
burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
AMERICAN TAKES THROW
Princeton Athlete Puts Hammer IL,
Feet in Eriti"!' Amateur Cham
iiiOnN!iip Meet.
fEy Nssnrlated pr.s-

TIIN NNsUVIttcW I'THs9
STAMFORD BRIDGE. ENG. July 2.
a Princeton man. Theodore c.
SHcers. took the first event contested
today In the British Amateur Athletic
Association mpionship here. Spccrs
won me hammer throw. with a throw
OF lao feet, five and oac-haif Inches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
be cxh.D!ied in Antwerp during tn.
International aero meet.

ihtcr'iut.onA! aero meet.
ZIP TO the present ;inie no Effort
has hcen made By the United States
army TO arrange for American par
iicipaticn.
Sidney Il Welt. who VIII represent
the Aero club OF America AZ the
Antwerp meeting. told the Assoctat
ed Press corrcspoudeut Alncrica
shou!d make strong effort 20 he
represented at tho meeting II would
bc an excellent opportunity to demon
siratc what the United States has
done in the development of acrouau-
ties, lac added AIR. Veit appealed to
try wnIyh has given SO much In de-
Ne!Ipmcnt OF acrCnautics. be repre- .
scented "a the International meeting.
France VIII hc strongly represent
go by some of her hest dviutors and
England also is planning ia he II kscn
contender for the many substantial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
BANKERS SWAMP CAN co.

The Church Ill, Bank swampcd the
american Can Company 10y the score
Of - 10 yesterday, on the Fulton
diamond The features OF the game
was the playing Of the cntIr" bank
cam, and the batting OF bedford.
Snatch Robinson pitched "a bcau;i-
!ul game for the bank. allowing only
four scattered hits The neid!ng Of
Gallagher, In center field, for the Can
Company. WAS Of high order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
pugh C2>, q. ld=aon 90. IL. rolke.

FAeh %, @. Ih-gon %, r. Folkrs
90, ". Taylor. @iu2,hGen, McLane
Double plays Taylor to FOXES to
PuSh. Hit by McI.anc. HI
dcbrfnd. Loft on bases -Oakw0od. s.;
81 johns. >. Bases on bal!s-nff
Flicker 3: oil Breeder, !; off Taylor,
Q: OFF Gus;!. q. liits-on Gusii. i'm
" !hn!nES; OF Kicker. In . innings;
on Hcecdcn, ( in Innings: off Tay-
Tor. in innings. struck out-hy
Gust! 5: by Kicker, :. By Brceden,
> by TAYLOR .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
ST. JOHNS, 7; 0AKWOOD, 6

st. Johns defeated OAK wood hy
score al u Il. the game haiaE mafrrl
by the numerous oak ~-suG errors
which. along with the good bail MAY
ing on the nart OF ~. Johns, won the
game tor IT. johns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

Ea8t End dcfcutcl Union StatIon
in a very loosely played game by
score - TO u.
score by innings: Il
Fast End .....3 . > . Ola:
Union station 20 o o o a . o O. o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
RICHMOND LEAGUE
Standing at the CIuh,.
NVhrrr Thcy PIN, Nc>t Sn,u-I,

woodland Heights IS. q. IL Hank. .
Amer. Can co. vs. Richmond Grays. \
1T Fulton,
i'ass. and Power vs. Stockton (
Street. at Clark Springs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Totals
% ; "
ItIcllnIOnu G,rnxS.


Stacktcn St. 10 o o O o a o o 90
Summary: Two base h!ts--Norton.
! Dunn. Wharton. Stolen nascs-
l:lcrsch, Wharton. Sacr.fic. hits
Tucker. Time OF game SO. TIM
hire Is i'd. Scorcr-Haskins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
SOUTHSIDERS LOSE GAME

In = game featured by both good
and bad baseball. Woodland Heights
went down in defeat before the fast
Car boys, to the tune of Ito 3.
HOodlnnd Heights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

'Battcd for Shaug hancssy in sew
cnth inning.
1Batted Tor Breeder In eighth in
ming.
tBat.ed for Hildcbrand in the sew
cnth inning.
Score by innings: r.
ST. Johns ....0 1 o q 0-o q o.
lakewood ..,....0 o l-G
summary: Two base .iiits-NI Follies.
Doanc, Hlucthgen. Three base hits
y. Taylor stolen bases NJ Folkes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
INSURANCE TEAM WINS

The Penn Mutual boys defeated Tho
Newton Woodward team Yesterday
afternoon in one Of the prctticst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.
Where they i,Iny yc>t =,

Where They i'Iay Next SATURDAY..
fcnn Mutual knights Columbus. MT
Byrd Park. M. >.
>, sues Newton Woodward, at Byrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Totals

&. II. Bank ...i o COS . o o O-i2
Amer. Can Co % o o o O. o
Summary: Two base hits--F Rob-
inson. Baur bedford. Stolen bases
Rrdford. Lutte. Water. Clark. SHELL
ings, BrandN2k. Sacrifice hits-Lutto.
Sacrifice nics--Watc~-. Double plays
Garter to Baur. Moore to Eaur Hit
by pitched -Brnndrick. IIamp-
ton Left on hascs-Chmrch Hill Bank
6: American Can. g. Bases on balls
off Moore. (; off r. Robinson, .. Struck
ou;-by Moore. .; by +. Robinson. :.
Time. 1910 Tmpirc-Mr. Murdock.
SCorcr-Enroughty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
E. E. SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
stnndIps OF Teams.
Schedule Next Suturdi

: "VH'HUTT WI NuIUTUN!.
East End vs.. lakewood double
hradcr)
-. Johns vs. Union Station double
lnnInrI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Ncnt0n-W ou,iwnrd,
otIs 30 | 10
Penn Mutual.
Totals :..:...,.32 .

7,
Newton Woodward G0O22 0O-i
Ftnn Mutual ;......l OIL O.O.-
summary: Two base hiIs-Morgan
french Harrison t2). stolen bases
G. luminous. fooch. Harrison. Sacri-
lice hits Morgan. Lacy. Gooch Hit
by pitched TroViilian. LEFT on
bases - Newton Woodward. &: Penn
MUTUAL I. First base on error New
ton woodward. |; Penn Mutual 2
Eases on hai!s-Off Harrison, u: OFF
frcnch, = iiits--om French. in ;
Innings; of Harrison. 4 in 3 innings
struck onL-by French, 5: by Iarri-
son, 10. Time OF game i 10. I'M
pirc- Onesty scorer johnson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
'TotalS .......... 80 Il y
Virginia Hallway Il Power 60.


Score by innings: r.
Woodland Heights 0020--3
Va: ny. & Power c.. 440'-a
summary: Two base hits-Scott
Nunnalie az. Lewis (3), Mason.
Gully 90, Clark. Ford: hit by pitched
hall-Grayes w. Bahen. Lewis,
Green; loft on basss--yirginia Rail.
Heights 4 bases on balliS-ojjr Green
8. bys Greer, 5. ina ina 81 gan j Z ss :sbl
slm 1l5t Aorgapss Score q Ford sS.'
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-03-04
MALE AND FEMALE"
COMING TO PHOTOPLAY

Contracts have just been signed by
the Photoplay securing the big pic
ture production male and Female
for Liberal, Monday and Tuesday
March 18th and 18th. Everyone who
reads a newspaper knows the class
of picture this is, and Mr.. Tucker is
fortunate in securing it for Liberal
at this early date Some other good
pictures are also coming. Next Mon
day, March 9Th, Douglas Fairbanks
in ellis Majesty, the American. This
is his first picture for his own com
pany "The Big a." 1t is an eight
reel subject and will be shown both
matinee and night. Mary Pickford
in "Polyanna" is coming soon. This
is also her first picture for "The Big
A." 42t1c
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-03-04

MEN WANTED TO SELL GRO
CERES; SELLING EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY-One of worlds
largest grocers Capital over $1,000
000.00) wants ambitious men in your
locality to sell direct to consumer
nationally known brands of an ex-
tensive line of groceries, paints, roof
ings, lubricating oils, stock foods, etc.
No capital required. Write today.
State age and occupation. John Sex
ton & Co., 1862 W. Illinois St., Chi
cago, Ill. 42t1p
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-03-04

Fay Cheatum of the Exide Service
Station made business trip to
Hutchinson the first of the week. He
returned Thursday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-03-04

WANTED-Married man to work
on farm by the month. House furn-
ished. Steady for competent man.
Good wages. C. C. Brant, Route A.,
Hugoton, Kansas. 42t2p
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-03-04

FOR SALE OR TRADE Per-
cheron stations, one of them reg
istered. Also 1 good Jack. These
are good young animals. Will GIVE
TERMS.-W. S. Wilmarth, Liberal,
Kansas. 40t3c
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Twist motored
from Meade Sunday to spend the day
with the latter's sister, Mrs. A. F..
German.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-03-04

LAND FOR RENT-Eighty acres
for spring crop, eighty acres of pas
ture good improvements. Cash rent.
For information inquire at this
office. 42t2p
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-03-04

NEW PLAYER PIoNO FOR SALE
We offer for immediate sale a
brand new player piano, quality fully
guaranteed, located near Liberal.
Liberal terms to responsible party.
Particulars will be furnished to any
one addressing E. B. Guild Music
Company, 1119 Grand Avenue, Kan
sas City. 42t3c
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-03-04

Mrs. James Hitch of Guymon came
in the first of the week for visit
with Mrs. Anna Keown.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-03-04

FOR SALE-Calf, red, bull; only
six dollars.-T. H. Taylor, Lakeview
Dairy. Phone 1929. 42t2c