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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

Glbre her / 9peiL 0tr. % Ytrs. Iii
itin Sarien. Yrof. GeiSbus pcnot(
tilba9e I'll Spring 8rope allerebe pac
Ssroad.
YliiS Marie &aligen bar iolgi
lin Gienoom paa Ian Strcct til Mrs.
@lcn u. Cobb. 2isbeiitntnen op.
aipeS ill So, 900. @ien6ommen in0.
beiattcr TO gpggetomter ioruber
Relioensbpgningen, iou er inorettet
Tor TO SomiIier. Mrs. Cobb ogter
iclp al DO opcnpaa, mems llnbcretagcr
leies no Ill ANDRE.
0pingcnisr u. ". Goifecn ino.
lepercbe Sns6ag FIN gInisgning ON
Nfifcb, og 9praaoet inoDilgcoe bans
TegiGring. Son rcgller pau, at De
gpggciorctagenber ban / CONNER
'tnl ioreitao, fomlner i'll at lGgge
@eIlng paa al bans Sib, og finoer Oct
berfor raaocligit at opiigc i'm Stil.
ling i @pcnS Sjeneite.
Boit. u. Y. 9lpisafer, Sefre
ter lor Nlitbcr Scoauc / ben norif
llltbcrifc airfc, toltc ,Ssnoog Glitcn
/ SDnoocfirfcn mbcr bcggc Ytcnig
bcocr@ llngbom5forcningcr5 Nllipi
cicr. 8alen holotc5 pna Gllgcllt, OF
(cntoct bar "Ghallcnac Of TIE Nojo
Gn itor 6oriomIing p~oobsrtc
oct nppcrligc 6orcorog mco ipGnot
Opmcrfiombco.
W}rS. &nut Gbompion icircoe
i'm ottJcuoc IeoicIaoo9 Onaooa ocrt
24oc bS., og nllc bcuoeS @srn bar
tilitcoc nco Den I~nlcouinQ, y. u.
Gllanonbl og 5omilie ira Moion
Vir2. Sloi S~aIlcpong ira Mon
tono, Semrcn &oIter ira IT. 9obge,
Gnttcrismcrne Yeter Sanger ira
sac oui Barrie, I}lnn., % &op @ol-
gen ira W%olltcpi0co.
(homa3 &u@tueot, iom / ilcre
bar uprct ina o9 lcnQcliggCnoe,
'r mt / Scoring, % Der cr aooc
lloiiQtcr til 6rcmaang ! Nclbrcoclicu
'tieut oct NOT nnar ioqtc. SpgoOm
men bcgpn0tc mco &uilllcu5n, bporai
han fom Jig uoQcnlumbc mart, men
.no tom Der SoroltlingPr iii, % ban
bar tIlbcI2 nTrct oluorIig ing. Nlt
cr oct imiolcrtib no til, al oct pGritc
n oncritnact, oa Der cr Qoot &oob
rnL at bnl mart bill nrrc poolobc
Nicl.
Nils 0arcn Wrnuot too (or5
'a3 no pon &ongreiic. Sum ital belt
II Nanila pno Gilippincrnc, bpor
nm in0trpoer / 9Ggteifab nlco %icltt.
Scott WiocouIp al Sc 6or
leoc Stotcr9 6loo0c. ) 0en icnere
ito bar Yiii3 Brandt pGrc Grctutiu
ctrctGr Tor Some Scrpicc Scction
Il oct Re0c &or3 her / Nncn, oQ
Iloo@ fonmlcr iii at inbtoqes
II en- SctrctGr ira Chicago. Wiia
nil blipc onbt ioouct her /
Qccorob, iUrlig blanOt llnqeommcm
" Ell ltor Stnrc Ncnlcr lorcner iiq
M al enitc hcrloc oct bcoltc iom &iuct
,ur at bn0C pon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
300 paa Sfauen.

Teo 9pboipitalet / ct. Souis blep
Der npllg foreta9et en- iieIben Spe.
ration, ioet SGgerne tog ct Stpffe
8ruif az ben ioareoes Ribben % Der.
meo oPffeoe ct Sui / @ierneifaqen
pna to Solnmer / Spermaal. Set
bar Sarpep Settif, Ell Of gpet3
@ranoIolt, iom bapoe p9ret noe for
ulpften, ioet ban utocrpeiS til Ell
Trono bIep ilpnget al 8ognen og
tloe nleo1aren. San befinoer Tia M
forbolospis bel, oe ser er al llbiigt
til, at ban foroinoer Sfaoen aloele3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
poiere Son %paafr0pet.


Eolltiet / Gbicogo filoer 2en3-
l%orbolbcne lutoer nllpGrcnoe Smit9u
oigbeocr lan utilfreo@itiQenoe, at Der
ct 600 iom bill ppiige Sieneiteu ocil
Lite Iprtl, oeriom life oeres arap
paa $500 / aarligt GIQGg inopilges,
tiger Wtlcbael S'Gonnor, Sorntaub
ior Fntrolmcn's Glib. San erflGrer,
at Der or ppimoo 100 Golitibetjente,
ion bar / lloii9t at bliue bltspilbe ocll
tie Wtai, on De life mogtcr at bctale
Den forbeicbe Siislcic. Get IiocS, at
De III bar 2sn eftcr 1891 op til
$l.93 9naen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

lao fontnle hpao fontmle bill - enten
min &rop ifal raabne / 6Gngiel eler
fife, iaa ngter leg nlcb Ell Stprfe paa
10000 @rltbearbeioere / &onIas at
befiGn1pe oel1ne Sop, ltanieet Spl,
gerrc, % gioe 0upernpr sIqen Mar
Jag til at buife paa, at DC organize.
reoe 4rbeioere maa % ifol bape 8et-
ten til at neolGgge slrbeioe, raar ionl
BELT De finder for goot."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

- II Z, Ehompion al Grcaco Tom
hcrnco On@ooG ior at borc Sfuc
iplacr TuOio &mtoicl
r. Nira. IS. 3. %crmo "a Born
rctitc 1reona / iorrine llqe til Sous
ton. Miinn., huor &c hcrcitcr itol 10.
@}r. % Nir@. $ohu Brandt ira
@ibbiuQ. Min, or her / @ciea hos
hans GorrIorc, Cberlt ~ Mrs.
Nrnuot.
GOQar ghlOcriou ira Grurn,
q Cof, cr poo @cir0 hos Slrat ca
%cnncr her i &ncn % / nrrmcitc
Gmcln.
~ Carl Sofitao iom I &iutcr hor
opboIOt iig hos SfrroOer NoQcr. til
troootc Cn2ooq Nicmrcjicn til Gor
tlmo, q. Tofotn.
~ N}ii> Clara 9lmbli er ucnot til
baQc Ill @oIcabuN 81. citcr en-
llac2 @cie9 hos fine SpitcuOe, Ntr3.
NnolcN oQ Y. q. NnlblI.
Mortln Naqa ira Mootion
Gowuihip hor ticbt W}r5. Soruh
Wic&ntoib5 &us poa " Nlaiu Ctr.
Siebciummcu uor $500.
@corgc Doc bar / oi2it Caoc
iolGt 9Ioolf &obuioua &oauiuQ@hus
pno Gait @otcr Strcet til Sailor
GuolIcp. Erjicu uor S1lO0
Otter ct fort @cioq hos SlrQi
hinge pao hiaic &outcr rciitc Miortul
@iuiam2 til Hoct (S9Iau0, hporiru
ran ioo bender tilboac iii Nmc2,
hnor han ihIOcrcr.
truman "a @lercc 9mocrion.
hieumebsrenOe Rprhc0cn Al
Spriug @roue. nireIitc lor3ooa til
GbcDcnnc, @nomlng, buor sc oltcol
al tiIbrinae Sommercu.
- Nfr. 90 Ntra. Sorru Gbompicl
liant NnInnha Sohnion, Tom / ilcr,
Tiger bor pprct her i Rcis9 hos Gavin
@erom. toQ 1irSoaq paa &icmucicl
Ill 6laruiIlc, gtoutouo.
Dfiis Soiephine @rcpitao, el
trained mlrie~ ira Ct. 4oul. ion
hanbe pGret meb al pIeie Cbomo:
&ustpeot / nogct opcr cl llgc, rciit,
hem igieu iorlcOcn Manong
Mfr. % g2rS. Sans .. z
SoQieo, Tom iioeu isr Sui bar pprc,
pna 9eie8 hos SlPgt % @enner
Rio8epnD % Smegn, refer / oisil
Gage tilbosc i'll iii &iem / aplcuiQe
Snifatcbenan, GaHa0a.
Sroi. % @irs q. Z. y. ReiS
bls ira Spring @ropc, 0tiun.. pal
/ Slutnineen al iorrige llgc mco tint
imaa pon geiss Dos Suitrueus Jor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Tebofnlo.

Mrs. gnun Nnhlla bone / NaiC
Norgcn @amlchIcm 2oranog ! ior
&lut hnp6c bTrCt pco NiCnlmct ilocr
/ Cftober 1926. Nnu Oeoe al SloQ.
Tom pou miuhrc enc ct TrQn UlOtc
mco Tpocu. Nlm nor ieOt / SiqOnl
/ 1895 % bnuOc nrrrt / Imcrifa
hCuiuoh 20 Hor. &m citcrlaoer en-
Scr, Sans 8. 9tnbu>, / Gnmlon2,
Niinlciotn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Kdnoiodten mad
p0re "tor."

Gperite Superintcnocllt for gfti.
Saloon Sigaen, 81. thcol. y. u. Sa-
fer / @eiterpiae, Ohio, bar looct
l;ogoa Ell &ur~ogiprcIie ON, at 81.
gacll life o9ter at itotte nogell Yrp.
liocntfanOiOut, meominore ban or al.
9iort ocnli9t itent moo Prohibition
6an ieier oalaa iii, at "Smpenoelie
! Den ellcpte Sintc" fonlmer iii at
bliue bctra9tet "me0 aoifiQig Wtis.
trnfIombeo".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Ntn eaen Sarm "a eoet !Siem

paa leite, betuelnme 8ilfuar, og grilerz
ne m%ertp9rbi9 lane for laa fru9tbar SSoro.
Sunbreoer dlereoe / soappp Sano, belie9enoe
spre gisconiins &lsperbelte, finoenoe Sels
ltano. 81 fan p%anifeIis sisre port 9ano
tGrbt9 bllrti9 nof. Nlbrig ct totalt lloar
Wtanos 0tinbe, Itffert Negnfalo, ria iruotbar
Aoro. ISpeoe, 6apre, 0fus, so, Slsuer,
Foteter % ole Sla9s Hobfrll9ter brinoer
pGlbi9e alulin9er. eSittet iwitlere Weieriitrso
| Serben. @obe Srausportmibler. ollie
6arnle, 40 os 50 @cres, beIig9enbe ueo Seie.
Sripeli9e, brifti9e Naboldg, 9obe Sfoler.
noppp Nano Ell pirfelis 9ob @uIebnin0.
Strtp eiter Dor irie Bog, NIB al bepioneoe
&lenoS9ierllin9er: az 6aHn ono Some III
bappp Sanb". Dor norlfe Soloni pil utfilz
rat pGre big tilpas. Silifrip gSm. Sunbbero,
gblporo Sines 6arm gano So, 1891 Otis
Suiloino, Gbicaoo, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
90 meb fprtrinliae nne Ynoninaer.

2l1 Ofl ira gp meb 6eiifole. SerzpG.
rellers Ieniz bungalow &aauin9Sbus meb
fulbt Walement, &erunbaer, 9obt %ubitpret.
Stor "6ip. rooieo" Saleinent Barn, andre
S%p9nin9er, / Staple Sto9llnb. 9tGften alt
rpooet, beoite 9ermllo og COB Spsrflabe. st
Reuerfipb til S., 900, So, 800 f%ontant, ont
ta9et mart. Sp9uiugerne prro mere eno
So 1000. Bill soruutere Spalitet. gater,
D52, ct. Groir falls, 9Sis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Ten nurifc Nmerifalinic.

scnSiioro". lem aisif ira Mem yort
Den 12tc MIartS, alfom I'll Bergen
Den 23be WiartS. "Stapan9cr'loro",
iom niaif ira &orsc Den 13oc NartS,
pcuteheH Ill Rap PORT Den 2loe
Morts iislac CT traablclt Telegram
ira Stibeta Gaptein.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Yope Gommty
MinuciDta SamO.

81 iolste oper 20 6arms bet iibite Gor,
men Der sr enbut mango putre 6urne tilial9S
/ bet pslbefienote norlfe Excitement runbt
Starbut, Yope Sountp, Minn., iom er be-
~lio9enoe / @eutralparteu at Staten, pdu
giortbern Eaciiic cSerlbuuelinien, 40 Wil
noropelt ira Wtinneapo!is. Striu eiter DOR
9iite al l~pecislle gobtti9b paa Sauo= og &p=
eieubonl.
Peterson & LANDMARK,
Starbuck, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Hruatbar 40, fun IL 0til fra

" Sp, to Sisr, Salp, Seit, Iosu, SlGbe,
Moifineri, so os Corn 6oober. 10 acres
rpobet, fu!ot Get gpguin9er. inlaa men
comfortable. Srustbape, Sarp Maple Sto9,
Dob Sreuo. Sus til 6siifole o9 "9raoeb"
Stole. TortrGiislist tibet Stem til So, 500.
Solpoelen toutant. Safer, I52, ct. @roir
Sals, 2Sisconitu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
0airu Karin tiliulos-2OO gcres,

- 3 Wtil ira q. q. 9epot os @~reamsrp,
r. E g Sei ia fan I tioSss ne men g ssia III masa 2 lSsife.
90 90, " ~ r6,n S9 y, a,n mass9G s;ios gOs Ss HaaUs.
fine, &armeapparat / Sulet; ole Sla9S
Sanbbrussmaifiner. gris s12, 500, $4,000
rontant. Nprmere peb Giersn, y. s.. Mors
berg, g8eit aortri9bt, R. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
O~anosmGno!- Sapbe meoet

- COB Se9ning eftsr Sarme % Speiens
BONNIE al Stauoiuaper 'ibl;s Mar pil oslaa
bette 9lar raaoe ale lom tGnter at flsbe
Sarme eller Stem / Spsu at tonlre bib, oa
ri bar mango 6ortriu, ipm mango Steoer
lite bar, uentli9 be beoiie Stoler GA port
eano % SeIissenbeb sr upmsrfet. oar bet
beoite lSpal9 AZ Niem / 9fortbiielb % op.
bprteos 6arme / Gice, @ooobus % Tatota
Gountper; ligsleSes andre Steber / Minnez
loia osiaa Bet bsoi,e Sanb / 9tortb Satota
os @auooa. GItib en- rsoslig SebanbIins.
:. G~rsitsearb, Rortbislb, Tinueiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Qcres - Mil fra

Sprit9 Grope, $500 pr. acre. 80 acres
e Dbl ira Sprin9 Grope, $500 pr. glcre.
40 acres "a DILL ira Spring @rope, $3.50 pr.
Acre, 70 acres q DILL ira Sprin9 @rope,
$500 y. Icre. &. Sanbsmart, Sprin9 @rope,
Wtiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

Tct b9nber pfte, al Ereoe, fcr troeboleer
Isie Qelee % life err reetitreret. fcr,mer borr
paa Ncien. seno oeripr life rbfe gsnsc uoen
ut fan Suffering ipr Srcoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

Hrit Ge9lerinsslano.-SD pIfi'
q cisls 1l2s Sicsrs Bog @&acaut @operus
ment eano" ausiusr % b~e'triper hper gers /
bpert County / Soreusoe Stater. Tortrler
Se!iseenhso, Stsost Tor 6enpeuoelis, bporz
leoes Bet srboloes irit. 1920 %Siagramner os
Sabeuer. me vope, siiter o. !. D. EriS 80
Gsnts portobstalt. kebb Fublllblns 60,
Sept. ~. ct. Gaul, Miuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
100 Stores 0aub

in9eu Gp9uinser, 8 Dill norbst for
&elpo, OtcSeurp County, u. Sat. 1870
Acres / Ager; alt meo llnbtaselie al ) acres
tan oprtes. lris $50 pr. 4cre 81 200 tons
tdrt, 9telten / Z uarlise Gfbetalin9er til 8
Erocent 8ente. Strtp til u. .. Serseiou,
Eecora1, Sonu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
GAO us Dperfpre bire Subaf=

- 6ilms. t6uiS bt er blepen ifuilet meb
&rbeioe mooto9et fra andre 6irmaer, gin os
Ell 4Srppe. 81 bar bunbreber al tilireble
8unper operolt / Sorenebe Stater, bpilfet er
9obt geplS for, at port 9rbeibe liffert ul til.
treosltile. Grin efter npeite l,rislilte %
Erepe paa Iftrpf. ri f%orlpner bio meb
Silmbpltre for SorienoeIie al Silms. aouz
tont meb Seitiuin9en. Trimerfer mobtases
life. Is. q. Moen, @rpert Sobafiit, Dor n,
Va SroSie, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

Gil 9anolpgere! = llnbertegnebe
bar for Sals flere Snien Acres al bet
bebite Sauo / norore Wtlnneiota, baabe opr=
tet o. uoprfet. Sanoet CT beligSeube i fans
b%inapilfe Ssttlemeuter og fan tisbsS til ris
meli9e Iriisr % pua lette Setiuseller. Sarl
Spsrno, Staulep, Wtiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
OscmDt Inlebninaen. = Sigb en-

.l6arm Tor frilerne tiger. Sieb sn /
BET ptounoerlt9e Otter 8ail Gountp, peitre
centrdle UtinneIota. &iIifriu os ibag, % ri
nj lenoe big trie S%plpsnin9er ON bporlebes
at IGa Ell a. otsis 6arme. Sor Anieelie:
"sltio ct gobt Sfisoe". Is. 9. Safer Qauo
So, Sraper r, Ser9us Sals, Mtirn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

Nnifcs.-8ise for alminnelist
Susarbeios i Ell Samilie al IRE Nerios
ner. COB een. iussu Salt. MRS. =. g..
Stimlou. 1874 aiibgewooo ape., Riuneapos
lis. Dilnu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

Nnifcs.-@uo Sfpmager itrar.
9tpt DtoIttnert, COB Sp, ftobi9t 2lrbeibe.
Ot. u. oornletb, 6ot Rapios, Solpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

WeOiatts Sarter e. ss:ssis.'a 9 sa, Z!
eteser. 5pr.rtuIis Seiientns III uebistte 4rier
The Boyd Transfer Co.. l2aasapel& Ma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
.iiaI0s.-32ON cres af bet beb.

- lie Sonb / Nortb Gatotu, belissenbe /
RanIom Sountp / RGrbebeu al en- tripeliq
~. @ooe 6ule o9 COB Srsno. 9tPiten oft
opoprfet. Gnbel tontont % 6eiten paa lette
E%ettn9eller. =. 81. Baullon, Gnoerliu, u. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Siliales. Ssarm paa 30 Ncres,

- 80 mber Flog, Reiten / @rPslauo og
StO9. @runbeu for Salg boarli9 loelbreb.
Sor nGrnere lluberretnln9 ~tillfrip @ieren,
Niels geoerIou, San Sitp, @isconliu.
Houte 1. Gor SO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
900 Icres opbt Gtorbre Minneluta

eaub, beliesenbe peo en- az De ~putrelte
Supiiger / Staten 30 acres lnoer Glog
3 Mlil ira Gpeu, Tor Sal9 III rtnteli9 Iris
% puu lette Sstiu9eller. =. s. Nauge,
Sludbud, Minieiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

Stlial9s.-176 Ncres uppoprfet
- Roieau @ouutn 9anb. $40 pr. Acre ON
bet iGlges ltrar. Gieren ifal reiie berira iuaar
og trGn9er Qeu9e. Sn9eu Dtellemmanb.
Sor 100, Eeucer, Wtiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

ct uou,ertet uorIts oau'f hunioriitiit 9Ia6 meo Sor.
tauiuaer. On pafte 9rsOtnumre p Gts. / 5rirerfer.
'Spegefuglen''. Perth Amboy. N. j.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

Nrit &art % Site, @oottipb uaa
y Qaub mar Suiuinsbperne. SGter, $50,
ct. Groir Nails, 9Slsconiu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Spp9eim1lem.

Office: First National Bank.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-10-06

Most astounding, daring and diff
ficult acrobatic and aerial per-
formances ever presented to the
public in any section Of world.
Including Daredevil Wilson, the
Aerial Lloyds, etc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
S|SLER DETKRONES
SPEAKER IN A. |.

George Sislcr, st Louis star FIRST
hasCmau, has hoou having "A great TIM
with the willow durIuE the past Wccl,
and as result has drthroucd IRIS
Speaker. manager Of the tItyc'and tn
diaus, in the American league. for The
leadership among the PLAYERS who have
participated In 80 or moro gaines Sis
Ter Is batting +0S, an increase " four
points over last Wvek while Speaker
has dropped II points n tp0 Joe
Jackson, the Chicago Sluggor and Babe
Ruth. Of New YORK, the home run king
each suffered slump In their hitting
tut are sticking among the leaders.
heing tied for third place Each is bat
ting $50.
Ruth made only one home run from
Wednesday week ago to last We'd
nesday when the averages were com
piled He had up "a this time gathered
~ circuit drives His total base record
has been Increased 10 303 bases and as
run Retter he has counted lgT times
Rice. OF Washington, continued to set
the pace among the base stealers with
total of 70 th"fts, two NJ them which
we're added during the wreck
Ty Cobb, pgtroit's star. who showed
signs OF climbing among the leading
hatters. has not kept up the pace he
set a couple Of weeks ago. he is bat
ting 312 compared with .3il a week ago.
Other leading bAtters T. Collins. Chi
cago, .S54, Meusei. New York, ,350; Rice.
Washington, .3i6; Jacobson, St Louis,
.342
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
THOUSANDS ATTEND
CHAPMAN FUNERAL
Dead Shortstop of Cleveland
Receives Homage
of Throngs.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 21.-Raymond
Chapman, star played of the Cleveland
American league club and idol of local
fans, Friday received the reverential
homage of sorrowing Cleveland.
While the bell Of st. Johns Roman
Catholic cathedral, where the services
were held, was tolling, thousands of
persons stood with bare heads as the
body of Chapman, who died in New
York last Tuesday, victim of pitched
ball there Monday, was carried to the
altar and the last rites of the church
We're said. 1t was the largest funeral
in CleVelond in years, and not since the
visit of Cardinal MERCER, hero of Bel
GUM, has such mass of people at
tempted to enter the cathedral
In the vicinity of the church waiting
the arrival of the casket, unable to gain
admission to the church. tears were in
the eyes of men, women and children
in the throng. which was so dense that
mounted police and patrolmen strove
in vain to keep streets open to traffic.
The Rev Father S. Nash was celebrant
of the service, a high requiem masSI
and the sermon was delivered by the
Rev, DIR. William A, Scullen, chancellor
of the diocese, who paid Chapman an
eloquent tribute,
Chapman's widow, a bride of ten
months, leaning on the arm of her fla
Their, entered the church Immediately
after the casket, which was borne by
Chapmans closest friends on the team
in Cleveland The ball players parents,
his brother Roy and sister Margaret
followed.
B. B. johnson, president of the
American league, and James C. Dunn,
president of the Cleveland team, were
among the first to reach the church.
Several other club officials and play
ers We're present, including three from
the New York Americans.
Manager iris Speaker and Outfielder
Jack Graney collapsed and could not at
tend the services. Graney had recov-
cred sufficiently. however, to leave for
Boston last night with the team. Speak
er had high fever last night and did
not go East. He may leave today.
All classes and walks Of life were
represented in the crowded church
Bankers and brokers rubbed elbows with
laborers and newsboys. The crowd was
made up of men, women and children
all gathered TO pay their respects to
the dead. Every foot Of space in the
church was occupied, including the
sanctuary and communion rail.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
HARD TO UNDERSTAND.

A glance at averages of Southern
league baseball clubs, especially the
Chicks, reveals some startling informa-
ton, which is startling because of the
poor showing of the Chicks.
The local Tribe has banged out more
hlts than any other club in the South
ern league, having hit safely on 1.O4O
occasions for total of LAB bases, and
still they are fifth in the race and slid
ing farther with the days. The Little
ROCK Travellers have secured 1927 hits
for aPtal of 1,413 satchels, and they
are tied ,for, second place.
.. The Chicks have scored more runs
than any other club in the league, the
Tribesmen having crossed the counting
dish on 543 occasions. as compared to
"a times the, Little Rock club has
scored, Despite this fact the Chicks
are not even in the flag hunt.
me New Orleans Pelicans, who are
leading the league by two full games,
nave only secured 967 hits as compared
457 runs. W
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
P, G. L. HOUSE CLEANING.

The Pacific Coast league, through
Its head, President Mccarthy, and the
eight club presidents, has started a
house cleaning that has shaken the
league from stem to stern. Gambling
IS at the bottom of the wholesale shak-
ina up, and when the officials have fin
ished, every one of the baseball wolves
in sleeps clothing will have been ban
ished and branded.
e 1t has been brought out that sew
eraI players In the p. c. /. were guilty
Of betting against their own bali clubs,
which would make 1t impossible for
them to deliver their best work. Sew
eraI players have been caught in the
dragnet spread by President Mccarthy,
who has already rid the league Of about
half dozen of the baseball Judases,
who betrayed the sport that has given
them a livelihood all these, years.
The action of the Pacific Coast league
officials merits the approval of base
ball fans everywhere, for it Is only by
such drastic action that the sport Of
sports will be kept clean and uncon-
tamnated.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
CHICKS LOSE AS
USUAL PITCHING
TINY GOODBRED
Crackers Having a Merry
Time Trimming the Tribe
Each Day-Game Halls Out
Of Respect to Chapman.

ATLANTA, Aug. 2t.-Atlanta pound
ed Goodbred for eight hits and five
runs IN the Tour innings he lasted yes
terday and although the Crackers
could do nothing against Marshall,
they defeated Memphis TO 2 Suggs
had TO retire In the sixth when he
lost control. The game was stopped
for five minutes at o'clock out of
respect to Ray Chapman and the
Crackers 1919 championship pennant
was flown at half mast, Score:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21

The leading base runner In the sou+h.
ern league is a Tribesman-Dixie Car,
roll. Dixie has stolen ii bases thus
far this season. He has crossed the
plate on 81 occasions. His nearest com
petItor Is Bing Miller, of Little Rock
who has crossed the pan on SO oc.
casions.
The Chicks as a club have stolen mora
bases than any other team in the
league, with a total of 1870, with the
Little Rock Travellers the runner. up
with 1876. w
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
WITH THE SEMI-PROS
FOUR PLAYERS SOLD.

FORT WORTH, Tex. Aug 2l.-The
sale OF four players was announced
here this morning by Manager Pop"
Boy Smith, Of Sweetwater West Texas
league, Dallas has bought Pitcher L
b. Baldridge and First Baseman Guy
Sturdy: Fort Worth gets Outfielder G.
l. Taylor and Shortstop Joe Burk-
head. The latter Is hitting 400 out
fielder Taylor is a brother OF Pitcher
Taylor. al Dallas.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21

|. Spotlight
BYBOb piSNe !:
BYBob PiSS1e

After a disastrous road trip, dur
Ing which they have won one game
out Of their past. five starts, the
Chicks will return to their own wig
vans Sunday, and on Sunday att
ernoon at $3.50 O'Clock they will en-.
gage the Mobile Bears In diamond
argument. The Bears will come to
Memphis from Little Rock, while
the Chicks are coming out OF At.
lanta, where Dick .kauffman's
Crackers have been giving them a
beating daily.
Just who Manager Jack Lewis
viii use Sunday depends upon who
be will have to use In the closing
affair Saturday in Atlanta. It is
probable that Oscar Tuero will be
the Sunday pitcher unless he goes
In SATURDAY.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
HAMLET WAS RIGHT,

1t was Hamlet who said that there
was something rotten in Denmark. He
might also have added that the same
thing goes for the~Memphis Chicks.
hit all other clubs and then be a bad
fifth in a race between eight clubs
must have something wrong with Il,
Just what it may be is not definitely
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
PEL|CANS TWO
GAMES IN FRONT
Of TRAVELLERS
New Orleans Having Easy
Picking With Nashville and
Chattanooga-ChiCkS Win.
One Out of Five Starts.

with a winning streak OF seven
straight victories. the New Orleans Pen-
cans who gained first place in the
southern association pennant race a
week ago, have succeeded in placing two
tulI games between themselves and the
Little Rock Travellers and Birmng-
nam Barons, who are tied for second
honors
The difference last Saturday between
New Orleans in the first and Little
Rock in second place was only half a
game, but since that time the PeHcans
have been playing chiefly against Nash
vile and Chattanooga, and taking full
advantage Of the. opportunity offered
The other three first division clubs have
had harder shedding, the Atlanta Crack
ers particularly dropping back by losing
three out Of four in Little Rock Al
the second division teams lost ground
except Chattanooga
Aside from the close finish for the
pennant, the week offered several other
features of interest. Bng Miller, Lit
tie Rock outfielder. knocked his l7th
home run of the season in Mondays
game with Atlanta, lie made three
triples later in the week, but could not
4pppFrt 9F1in F1rt V1nf.