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Arizona republican., 1920-01-21

Wanted-To Rent
 Young Married
 Couple
 In perfect health, want unfurnished house or apartment for occupancy, February 25. Answer Box No. 3O-O, Re publican. stating address, number of rooms and rent desired. tf
 WANTED-To rent two first-class teams Southeast corner across old cross-cut canal. db
 WANTED To rent furnished house. Phone se31. dg
 COTTON grower. experienced in long staple. wants so acres on shares Phone l504. If
 LARGE = Well furnished room wanted in modern house by healthy man. Must be fairly close in. r. Q. Box 526. ak
 YOUNG STUDENT wishes room with refined Spanish family. Address Box 79 Q. Republican. db
 WANTE;D-Boar and room des- ert or farm by young man for couple or Weeks. tIlNP fulf ana price. Box TIP. Republican. db
 WANTED-To rent, is head of good horses or mules for - days. Address T. NJ. owens. R. ?. Tempe. dl
 WANTED-To rent apartment hy mother and son. rooms. near center Of town. Box 33P. Repub. dd
 WANTED-By young couple. fur nished house or apartment. Will take possession any time between now and Feb. 15. See T. F. Ferguson at Phoe- nix National Bank. dg
 FURNISHED APARTMENT OR HOUSE WANTED-Family of two healthy adults would rent modern apartment or furnished house at any time before March 1. Address F. O. Box 103 Phoenix. dd
 ROOM and board with sleeping porch; not sick. Phone 4675. dd
 YOUNG LADY wishes room and board, home privileges, with congenial people having home in first class ncighborhood. Mrs. Beck. Room 226, Adams hotel. 1t
 WANTED = Unfurnished house Married couple desires or 4-room house near car line. for about $25 per month. Will keep premises in good order. Address Box 13P. Repub- lican, dd
 WANTED to rent 3 or 4room cot taee, furnished or unfurnlShed- Box TIP. Republican. dm
 WANTED-60 to so acres of good cotton land by two experienced cotton growers with teams; cash or share crop. Phone 3161. db
 wANTED-To rent a furnished. un- furnished or double house; good pay; permanent renters. Will lease. Ask for La Tourette at Cal Messner. dm
 WANTED-By January 25. by re- fined Christian lady one or two fur nished housekeeping rooms near car line in capitol addition. Address A. Anderson. 153S West Washington. dm
 WANT TO RENT-F'urnished house or apartment; must be well located and desirable. Box PIP. Republican. dg
 Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican. We will collect later Phone 4331.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-21
Lost and Found

WILL the lady who owns the car that carried mail sack across river. Agua F'ria, Monday morning. notify Gillian. care Buckeye Stage where he can find her and recover the sack. dm
 LOST-Bay horse. weigh about S5e pounds, short tail. Phone SO29. d. LADY who picked up fur piece at Busy Drug, please call S709 or leave at SIG \. Third St. II
 IOST-Three head of horses, two bay horses and one bay mare, 8 yea8
 olds. no brand: small horse has cut across nose. John Ivy, 8 miles south of Fowler school house. S10 reward for information q
Arizona republican., 1920-01-21
For Sale-Liyestock

GOOD family cow for sale. Phone S029. do
Arizona republican., 1920-01-21
Business Chances

in Arizona: annual sales S25O.oQ0 pcr year; stock and fixtures invoice about s2S,000; no agents ueed reply. 1T NoH are interested. will be glad to go into
 details. Box 29P. Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1920-01-21
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

SETTING eggs from best laying strain. T. C. White Leghorns. A few cockerels from same stock; close in. Phone S37S- It
 FOR SALE,-Thoroug ghbred Buff Or pington hens and rooster. also Pl~- mouth Rock hens. Phone 125J5 dd
Arizona republican., 1920-01-21
Lost or Stolen

Iver Johnson bicycle blue. 22-inch frame. single bar, No. S00252. from in front of Arizona Republican office Anyone that can give us any informa ton communicate with Republican; re v-ard dE
Arizona republican., 1920-01-21
Some Bargain

300 WHITE LEGHORN LAYING BULLETS IN TIP TOP SHAPE. FOR SALE AT PHOENIX SEED AND FEED CO. 125 F.. JEFFERSON ST. If
 FOR SALE-Rhooe Island Red eggs for incubators, finest flock in Salt River valley. Come and see them. IA
 riilesouth on Asylum road. dm
Arizona republican., 1920-01-21
Salesman Wanted

My business has grown to where I must increase sales forces. Want a real salesman who can do things; must be well acquainted in city. No '1has beens'' or want to learn kind need ap- ply. If you are honest and a hustler, apply to
 ROY NERIETT
 110 N. Central Ave. db
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

vo:k on the cello that will surely
please the people Mis-. Duncan
received most oi her training in Ber.
lin before the war and has been in
THE country only four yea,s, Dur,
ing this time she has appeared 10
lyctum and ehau,suqus work all
over the country She IL a uative
ct sco,.anJ Mr.. Caflan xill da
work on the violin, he beng one oi
the foremost Young American violin.
is,s Mr. Hammond performs st
III. piano aud aiao renders several
tenor solos This company pleased
an audience of one thousand Al
Biloxi, Ml.s, lss, winter. the audi
euce stating Gat Il wa- the best
concert company ever beard 10 thst
city.
Miss Rose kohlu ~iIl appear in
the afternoon with program u
stories Tor young add Old She hs-
rar sbillty az 4 story teller
The ehsutsuQua director " Dr.
Samuel Spencer. Tie IL young
man Of rare sbility as speaker
Ills subject ln the afternoon sill he
A Canary Bird In A Coal Min.
and at nigh, The Making OF An
American lhs-e ,wo lectures af-
among the hes; 90 The entlrr three
days program
The third day. musical ptnasm
hrngs an Americans Al d.fath
mrnt from The Government rcheol
at Camp uptnn. \ y This com.
psny i composed "a eight yonbs
meu With Regular Army Oaictr
in charge They sill probably score
decided hit here az elsewhere
The subjects fof the ihIrd lay
leetures wIil be Community Lead
.rship" and A Tower u Babel
and w,ll bs presented hv M Harry
H,h-chman, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
irom spokane. Wash tia nigh,
lecture. "A Tower oi Babe ~.lI
dsai wi,h ,be | W W organlta.
,ion, Ii i. great lecture --on
subject that ali people should snos
shoot Mr. Hlhachm.n ~a. one
aHoug several men -ens from spo-
tame To Cenrslla. Wash TO invests
gate the shooting ~ the foar eH.
service men In an ArmIa,sc~ lfsy
parade by member. AZ The " "
last November. Hls afternoon lee
sars % Lommanity Leadership
contains quite hi, a san and a;
the same time treats this most i'm
rortao, auhiect In very ses tive
manner
Come 10 Dickson Aus ~, ~ suj
lssa aEi -e~ tbs prngtsn tat yoof
.-lf -ea.au tickets sre a0~ ~
ssls 4; = ~ eaeh by .he yst,a1-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

The populace Of Dickson and
vicinity are looking iof~ard With
interest 10 the tbree.dsys program
Of high class, refined entertainment
a. will be presented here nex, Mon.
day. Tuesday. and Wednesday by
the Radcliffe Chautauqus Two
concerts will be given daily. At 3
and Sp. m in Central high School
Auditorium. Dickson is Que among
sevsntren hundred towns where the
/ 'flN' nautauqua is being held
thus year and many people are hear.
ing splendid concert compsnies and
eminen, LECTURERS. The lecture sub.
iec,4 Of the Radcliffe 1920 wosrsm
have to do with "Am.ricani,m.
The music On the opening after.
noon aud night sill be furnished by
the Marvin Musloal aud Dramatic
Co. Mr. Marvin ls Young man OF
sond.riul ability NJ reader and
entertainer With hlm are two
Young ~aMeD ni tsIenl as singers
Mis- Rodenberg il srsduste in
voice from Peabody Institute at
RaI,mor~, Md She has . ~oprsno
sniee tAat will delight the audience,
aud her nost pleasing appearance
and persorahty AZ displayed ~ the
stage got- well with bry ability IN
.tnsius Miss kdi,h Fitzpatrick II.
the other young lsdy OF thr com.
pspy. She has hssuti.al contral.
"a voice. and sIil also entertain the
little people with seyrrsl dialect
.oass Mr. Marvin AMI NJ; Fila.
patrrk also 30 lltte dramatic
skit that will be The surprise of the
entir. program This program is
varied and there aIii not be one
dull moment
The .~o lecture .uhl-c's ~, the
opening siay viii ht Bentiits Foy-
got snd "rhp Government Of The
United States rh,ss tsa lectures
will deal with the problems oi Bol.
.hevRm Dr. rhS- Z sntrsll,
the ussi day lecturer, ha. appeared
on chsusauaas and lycrum plat.
,orms all over the Unite S,s,es
he is head Oh the depsr,men, of
Philosophy a, Wta, Virginia, and
has real message inr thr ,>acpls
xho attend the ehsu,auqus on the
opening afternoon sa1 night
The Peabody Concert Trio vii
present the musical pT"grsm Tor the
-ecnud sf,erpoon ard night This
company Ia eo4pa-ed Of three ros.
l,exsng young musicians. secured
ircm ,h4 Peabody Institute a. Bal
umws by Ms, KAtherine. Bro~n.
who directs the proxrs ms Tor u:
Rsdeh6e Mis- Aaoei 0uncsn
.umiosn; Scotch CsGIst, wlli give
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
NEGRO ulES FROM
PISTOL WOUNDS

George walker, eolor-d, sho sss
shoa 10 Tbs abd0asn Angus, stb by
Bluchsf Ovsrlo1. died Friday oi
lAN wssk.
IL ~ understood that the din al.i
arose oyes q bicycle which young
Ossroa accused Walker of taking
IL ssens that Bluehsr AMI his faith
o., Tom 0ysston vent to Walker .
hoa,s 10 see hin about the missing
bicycle, when lon Ossrton AMI
Wsiksr became engaged ~ hsh,
aad while they sre thus .ns sed,
it's all.dssd that young o~r'na
pellsd his pistol and shot HpiSen
oas bullet ish,as effect !. hss al ia.
nsI and one grazing his nrcs
Soon after the difficulty, NJ
Ovsr.on and his son ~er- placed
nader arrest on the charge oi ~
ssult aud battery After Walker
death they we're r. arrested upGo
tbs charge OF murder aut htonshl
before E.a A u English. wh.tr
l1y ssived examination aad w,f.
b0und over 20 court uudst " $40
bepd.
Van Psadsrars.s coiofci, ~ho /.
. nsistibos OF Oystton aud ~slkrf,
was the only eve witness 10 the
difficulty.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
OPENS SEPTEMBER G

The isli term ~ Dlcsrou CeutfsI
High Seh6ol sli begin Monday +.
Septem be-, 9TH. snd from ell indI.
cations th-fe ~ll be large enroll.
.GeLt fup,is hon T.! parts II the
county who nav. hnishri the 9Th
grade ARE preparing Ia do high
school s0fs a, Central High thi-
tall
iAr County High School Board
are making many repair snd get
tius the schoai pisbt IN Zoe shape
The scieues department will have
separate rouin. snd lahofatory
-quipnsc, 4 cuD l.e,e domestic
-ctsntn AID JJmr-llr art depart
m,a. sili be tn-tsll,d and iuIl,
ca tppe I. f,sn- ~. erios mad,
Tor e,urc-. ~ saotluaad sad Twp.
snllng The mus'a d.psrturui
"a, De Jndsf ilfactI i. ~ Pfpi ID
l. Ssauk axpfes i0u will also b.
offered TO ihoae interested Athletics
viii he organized under an efficient
coach
Ceutfal High School il fortunate
TO have all these advantages, anr
the pupils. patrons snd friends ~
the school have something ts be
proud of | sst year the snrolmcnt
IN the high school course reached
/ 10; /, should ~ above no ,his
year, especially in the spring term
Aa eighth grade course wil he
offered pupils ~ho rs.iie 10 tb.
county outside OF the limits II the
town ii Dickson and who are no,
ready to enter high school lhi-
course viii be taught by the t-gu
lar high r1ool faculty
Central H:ah School ~a- graded
o. a hrst q, ~ high school by the
State Department Of Education
and l. ~ill rank in "a" class fhi-
Is as good 40 the beet.
The following teachers are EN-
ployed Tor this year; W N, Brat
ton priucipsl; Witt toI~-Msrbe
matics Science. Athletics; Mr. W
N. Bratton- English. Latin Mist
Katherine Hatdlson-- tr.nch. Hia
tory, Miss Ethel Willisms Doms-
he Science, Mrs, ii 7 Spence, -
Commercial, y. l.. Swank -~ Music
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

! wish to take this means oi sn
nOuncias 10 my macy irisnds oi
Dklson that am candidate ioI
The othcs Of MAJOR and your vote
and isausnce will bs greatly sppre.
clatsd. and assuring you. II elected,
that l will give the people clean
standardization and locI after the
tbwn', interest 10 tho best oi my
ability.
l ain not promising any issors to
sny one snd will give the towns in.
tessst my personal attention aud
go that ths lava OF Dickson are
iniorcsd and such places that need
cleaning out will br cleaned ou,
Ny motto, clean administration
jsst cousideration and fair treat.
msnt 10 all. F"
Eoscoe E. Whlled
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
70 the Pusllc

school ssrts nsx, Monday aud
~v are snx,ous 10 ke~p our hoys la
shonl and ., the same time s@rvv
yoa With your eoopsra.iol ~s
csa aLd s,Ii IA both
W. ~ill b. clad 10 deliver 30 you,
h~iasv aud .is.f ~choal haot Give
~ yuur Drd.' apytime during ,hs
ia, 40 ~ hesr ntdrs hoard, and
) oui orisu wih ~ t,p, and dsliv.
rfed on time tbry Gill DOT be over.
locked.
b, doing this we cav. unn~c~ssasy
spense aud g.vr vou ben~1l 10 Saal.
~ a Id price We paw no rea,. alss
no help and hsadls aoihins hui the
best Anythli.g soa wsni in The
Psetsr lias thst ~s hsv. not cot.
we wIl be glad W get !, ies zoe
Our three yssrr VI hus,a@~s 10
Dickson have been very plssssnt
and wc hope TO serve you Ia the
future ~ In the past Ls, u. put
ynu or the boob Give u. yoar
order and ~ suarsntss the rect
Ia ausli,v. service aud sa,islsetion
We ,hsuh you iof past h. vofs and
sssurs you We will appreciate yow
future business TOR ~e ere 10 Dick.
soa TO stay aud want our business
With everyone to 10 sstis
factory.
Very truly,
luNN MKAT MARKET
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
CARO- o. rNANNA
Very truly,
LuNN MAT MARKET

10 my ifisnds aud voters al the
county, hsrebs render 10 you my
siue-~ thsnss tor the support given
me In nv successful race ios Tsi
Assessor oi the cosnty. ! have no
III feeling toward anvoes who iel,
!, als duty To vote sssisst me end
| will be their friend. ~ | hope 70
bold their trtendship hsssshtr.
Ny utmos. endeavos will bs 10 have
the good people oi the county 10
know that | have made q faithful
and impartial assessor:
Respectfully.
J. n. Scott
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

Are designated 10 give allow even.
satisfactory wear,
To produce maximum grip with
minirnised friction.
To eliminate side sAid aud road
shock.
70 deliver more service for les
cost. These tisss are Tor sale in
Dickson by the Liberty Gnase
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
NOTICE.

Auyone caught throw ina or dump
INK rubbish ~ The frat ak lots be-
yoni The liigh School. facing Col
iege street s,l be- prosecuted to
full .xlret ~ The law
II &. Gl'kklN.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
I ard Of lhasks

| desire 10 express NY sincere
thanks to the good people VI Dick
~u County Tor The kiudneas shown
mp during nv ,'r"ht race, aud tor
the confidence Nna hsi ~ me- bv
elscung me Trustee
| shall always ieeI srv grateful.
indeed. tn the propl. ot thl- conn,.
Tor the honor thu. bsstoard upon
me
With ha., wishes to All and III
xilt t. ~ one an
Your hniuhIe "prNan't
SIAIDEN HI Mt.
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Extra good home mad" tohscco
At ~ cents per pound nr , pannds
Tor 81 & ( Collins 4 ~aa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
See MY Husbands Other Wife, Showing at The McCaey FRIDAY &atwday
DICKSON PUBLIC SCHOOL
Will OPEN MONDAY

The DacAsan Public schaai will
opsa arxs Aoadsy al . o'eloel.
All pupils aud II possible. their
parents sv asked 10 be ps~s~a, .,
the opsnine session, ~hi,h ~,ll be
devuss1 sstlssly 10 ossaAlsssiaa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
Help " anled

lbr canning ia, Tar, pnrds a lsfsp
number ~ wotn-u aud s,lt iur
ptsllus somsior. fss 5 crn,- per
hu, ket, cssh
Sunilrighi Canning Go
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

u The Nckson Central High School
opening sept.mbes . Will be lundss
the direction n Mrs Annie apsncss
who 50 successfully conducted the
Hudson Comm~rcial College iss
,~o ,psr Any Que waiting 4
busin.s. course should addrese Mrs.
speuc-r at M ne, Tenn Tel, - W
..-s-
FOR SALE Fine Duroc Jerssy
boar .rdjee, 10 registration Weight
shout $50 II Interested zee III, q.
Moody Tennessee City,
Hood ,it~s delivers NOR. actual
mll.p Tor the moa~y, Sold BY
Lbsrty Garage
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

k1buI sncd home. mad. tob seeo
st 2S csats per pound or s poun 4.
ior 81. q. {. Collins \ Son.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-17
SHIPS SOLD TO
FOREIGN REGISTRY
fav Assoclated Press.l

Washington, Sept 16-The Ameri-
can Shipbuilding Company has been
authorized by the Shipping Board to
sell ten steel steamers of 300 dead
weight each for transfer to foreign
registry. This is the first sale TO for
eign account of American ships granted
by the board under the terms of the
new merchant marine act.
The boards announcement today
said the American company had been
unable to interest steamship COM
panies in this country in the purchase
of the craft and consequently had ne
gotiated for their sale abroad Built
on the Great Lakes for the American
company's account, the steamers will
be transferred to French, British, Nor
wegian Swedish, Danish, Belgian,
Spanish and Italian registry.
The board said it had been informed
that the company would receive about
1862, 700 each for the ships, or about
s171 per lightweight ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-17
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RODMAN.


Rodman, Sept. 16.-The Rodman
Mill Company has just completed quite
an improvement in their machinery,
having installed two fine boilers.-The
school opened Monday with a fine at
tendance.-The Baptists have just
closed very interesting meeting. The
pastor, Rev. Wiley F. Martin, was as
sisted by r. L. Motley, D. D., of Ken
lucky. Three services were held each
day for eight days. Seven were re-
ceived for baptism and ten by letter.
Mr.. Motley is splendid speaker. At
the II O'Clock morning services Sunday
a collection was taken for the benefit
Of the meeting and nine hundred dollars
was raised within twenty minutes.
The churches, both the Baptist and
Methodist, were greatly strengthened
under. the preaching of DR.. Motley.
Reverend Martin will remain as pas
tor of the church for the next year. He
is making has home in Rodman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-17
KIWANIANS FEED
BASEBALL STARS
Rotary Club is Entertained to Pay
Baseball Guarantee.

Several weeks ago the Kiwanis club
| challenged the Rotarians to a game OF
! baseball and the challenge was
promptly accepted. The game. was
played and the Rotarians won. Yes
terday the Kiwanians paid for their
defeat by giving the entire Rotary club
a luncheon at the San Carlos.
Johnny Jones, who captained the
Rotarians and. played a stellar game,
pulled the first stunt at yesterday
love-fest. When called on to give Ro-
tary's version of the game, Johnny re-
tired behind a screen at one end of
the San Carlos main cafe and a mo-
ment later six husky Rotes brought
forth a coffin box which they placed
on a table.
The cover was raised and Johnny,
arrayed in baseball clothes, mask, cap
and all, appeared from the coffin.
Il am the aspiration of the Kiwanis
in truly sepulchral voice. Il am
dead!"
The stunt brought down the house.
Roscoe Wallace, for the Kiwanis
team, admitted Johnny had it on him
for stunt, but said that the Kiwanis
club turned 5000 over to the Home for
Women.
LNSN. JOIIH H. DTOWn spoke LOT the
Rotarians on Co Operation" NO
one man can win a baseball game"
Parson Brown said, land no one man
can build a city. We must work to-
gether for the welfare of the commun-
ity.
Let us not ask: What is he going
to get out of it,? when some worthy
movement is started, but let US ask:
What is the town going to gain?'"
Lee Macdonnell, speaking for the
Kiwanians on Looking Forward, 4"
said that good roads will do more than
anything else to build up the city and
county. 'If we have good roads," Mr..
mcdonnell said, people will be glad
to come from Southern Alabama and
Georgia and Tennessee, and they will
go back and preach the story of Pen
sacola's good roads" Mr.. mcdonnell
said that he had made a long automo-
bile tour through the southeastern
states and that many times he was
warned by other tourists not to go to
certain town because of the bad
roads
The speaker declared that Pensacola
must work for the industrial plants
which are here and for the new ones
which are to come in.
Opportunities are all around US" he
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-17
SOVIETS SEEKING
ITALIAN ARMY
fRx Assoeiatea press.l

Rome, Sept. Interpretations for re-
cruiting an Italian soviet army are
gAing on in Milan, Turin, Rome, Ma
pies, and other large cities through
out the country, according to Epocha
which prints statement to this eff
feet by a superior officer of the Ital-
ian army. 1t is said that one of the
leading chiefs of the soviet organiza-
ton is Enrico Malatesta. the anarchist
chief. Signor Vella, a member of the
chamber of deputies from Sicily and
ranked among the extreme revolution
lists in the chamber, denies in an inter-
view with the Tribuna any connection
with, this alleged bolsheviki army.
Yella, enlisted during the war and re-
fused promotion, and later was court
martialed for disseminating anti-war
propaganda. He was convicted and
received an additional sentence for
contempt of court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-17
RADIO AMATEUR is
PRAISED BY NAVY

Pennington Conn. Sept. 16.-David
Moore, a radio operator here who
caught a call for assistance telling of
the plight of the crew Of the submar-
inc So recently, has been informed by
the bureau of navigation that he did
not violate the spirit of any wireless
regulation.
The letter informed him that the
sos call was sent broacast and was not
confidential government message.
Mr. Moore. therefore, did no wrong in
informing the Hartford Courant Of the
call. The contents of the message
made available to the Associated
Press first brought to the public no
tiee the remarkable experience of the
submarines crew and their rescue af-
ter nearly two days submersion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-17
TAFT TO SPEAK
FOR REPUBLICANS
(sy Associated Press,

New York, Sept. 16.-Wm. Howard
Taft has volunteered his services TO
the Republican national committee and
will devote two weeks TO campaigning
for Harding and Coolidge, it was an
nOunced at Republican national head
quarters today.
While no sepaking dates have been
arranged for the former president,
Thomas W. Miller, chief of the party's
speakers bureau, said Mr.. Taft prob
ably would participate in the cam
paign during the last two weeks of Oc-
tober, speaking in New York for one
week and in other states for a like
period.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-17
CINCINNATI MUST
WIN ALL BUT THREE

New York. Sept. t6.-The eyes of
the baseball world turned toward Eb-
bets field today, where Brooklyn and
Cincinnati FLASHED in the first OF the
series of three games that will have
an important bearing on the outcome
of the pennant race in the National
league.
Brooklyn, now leading the league by
a comfortable margin, has IL more
games to play. If the Superbas break
even in these contests they will finish
the season with 80 victories and 81
defeats.
Cincinnati. the runner-up. to nose
out Brooklyn under these conditions.
would have to capture IS of its is
games, while the Giants would have
to win IA out Of its remaining IS
games
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-17
AUSTRIA-GERMANY
UNION is SOUGHT
tsv Assoc;ated press.)

Vienna, Sept. 16.-Removal of the
prohibition against the union Of Aus
tria and Germany will be requested OF
the Council of the League OF Nations
at the meeting that body will hold in
Paris in November. DIR. Carl Renner
chancellor of the Austrian republic
announced today in an address at
Innsbruck.
'"The League of Nations he added
ais the refuge of the imperialist idea,
however. and as long as imperialist
France plays a leading role in its pol
icies, we shall obtain little We can
obtain nothing at all by violence, so
we must have patience. Annexation to
Germany must and will come about,
for the whole proletariat body desires
that union and is prepare dto fight
for IT,"