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ST. T.LEGER TO OUTSIDER.
CaliguIa, 25-to-1 Shot, Wins Stake
Spion Kop. Favorite, Unplaced.

DONCASTER, England, September 8.
he st. Leger stakes of f6,500, run
here today, was won by an outsider,
Caligula, owned by F. o. Goculdas
quoted in this mornings betting at 25
to 1.
Sir Edward Hulton's Silvern was Sec
ond and Lady James Douglas Manton
was third Fourteen horses ran.
The favorite for the event was Spion
Kop. the Derby winner, who was un-
placed.
The race was for entire colts and f1llies
foaled in 1917 over the st. Leger course
of about one mile, six furlongs and 1872
Yards
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Abel Knocks Ont Savior.

ATLANTA. Ga, September Sake
Abel of Atlanta scored a technical
over Milburn Saylor of In
dianapolis. in the fourth of sched-
uled ten-round welterweight bout last
night. Saylor's seconds threw up the
sponge after Abel had fioored the Wis
iting fighter for the sixth time.
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ONLY ONE MORE BATTLE
IN 1920 CAMPAIGN HERE
Griffs Return to Play Mackmen October 3 After
Meeting All Other Teams in League-Split
| With Red Sox Before Leaving.
BY w. IL. HOTEL.

full OF
medatey Red which
played three days The Nationals
l. but they
which and Acoa
hands full
the that will bring the capital into action
Cleveland Detroit New York Boston and Philadelphia
Yankees
October wind
The by meeting Mackmen a
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Destroy Brother of Hourless.

NEW YORK, September 8.-The
stable of Sam c. Hiidreth, which has
been the victim Of misfortune all sea-
son. suffered another attack from the
demon ink yesterday. when a two
year-old full brother of Hourless
broke a shoulder and had to be de-
stroyed.
Evening star., 1920-09-08
Baltimoreans Want Game.

Ashton Athletic Associations nine.
which has beaten all teams in the
western section of Baltimore, wants to
meets some speedy organization in
Washington this month. Arrangements
for contest may be made with w. A.
Cole, 235 West Pratt street, Baltimore.
Md.
Evening star., 1920-09-08
Pirates Retain Gibson
for Pilot Next Season

PITTSBURGH, September 8.
-President Barney Dreyfuss of
the Pittsburgh Nationals has
announced that he has signed
George Gibxon. present man.
niger, to pilot the team next
AeaHOn.
Evening star., 1920-09-08
Final Day in Piedmont.

GREENSBORO. n. c., September s.
The Piedmont League base ball sea-
son will officially close today, but it
have to be played between Raleigh
and Winston-Salem to decide second
half honors.
Evening star., 1920-09-08
GLEASON TO JOIN GRlFFS.

SHREVEPORT. La, September s.
Joe Gleason. pitcher for the Shreveport
Texas league team since 1916, left to-
day for st. Louis to join the Washington
Americans, to whom he has been sold.
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Today's Game.

Treasury (DepartmentaD VS.. Shops
(Terminal Y. NJ. c. Al, at Union Sta
ton Field: 5. Umpires-Betts anu
Handiboe
Yesterdays Results.
Shops (Terminal Y. NJ. c. Al. i;
Navy (Government), 0.
Shops, champion of the Terminal
Y. M. c. A. League, is all but winner
of the honors in the first section of
the amateur base ball league series.
Playing against the star Navy nine,
Government League repres sentative, at
Union Station Field yesterday. the
Railroaders struggled to 1-to-0 vic
tory in the first game of the sectional
tie play-off Shops meets Treasury of
the Departmental League this after
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Little Rock Favors Series.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, September 8.
-If Little Rock wins the Southern
Association pennant the team will
play a post-season series with the
Fsort Worth club, Texas League cham
pions.
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Approves Racing Dates.

The Maryland state racing commits
sion has sanctioned the following fall
race meetings: Havre de Grace. Sep
tember II to 80; Laurel. October / to
80; Pimlico, November 1 to II, and
Bowie. November 13 to 80.
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SHAW GOOD IN PNCHES

unston 0 o 0 0 0-1
Washington. . 1 9 o. o o o %
: Runs batted in-Roth t2). O'NeiIl Brewer,
RIerbe Menosky. Two-base hit-Karr. Home
&ns-Roth. Menosky. Stolen base-Rice,
&crihces-Gharrity, Witt, Brewer, Elerbe.
lift on bases-Boston. g.: Washington 3. Hits
fOn Harper, 4 in innings; of karr, in s
Innings. Struck out-By Harper. I. Wild
ufeh-Harper. Losing pitcher-Harper. Um-
pres-NalIin and Evans. Time of game-1
hour and Is minutes.
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Tigers Buy Pitcher Middleton.

TOLEDO. Ohio. September S.
Pitcher James Middleton, Toledo's
only consistent winner this season.
has been sold to the Detroit Ameri-
leans.
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Boston . o Ga 0-5
Washington -. . 0 l o Is
Runs batted in-Elerbe Shanks, Rice, Wal
tiers, Hendryx Myers, Witt (2). Two-base
hits-Roth, Brewer. Harris (2). MeInnis, Witt
Three base hits-Scott, Shanks. Sacrifices
Walters, Hendryx. Double plays-Scott, un.
assisted; Courtney to Charity to Brewer; Witt
to Brady to McInnis; Harris to O'Neill to
Brower. Left on bases-Boston, 8; Washing
ton, 10. Bases on balls-Df Courtney, .; of
Myers. .: of Acosta. 2 Hits-On Courtney,
Struck out-By Myers. 2; by Acosta, /. Um-
pires-Messrs. Nallin and Evans. Losing
pitcher-Acosta. Time of game 1.34.
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Yanks Purchase Twnler.

ATLANTA, September s.-Pitcher
Tom Sheehan of the Atlanta club has
been sold to the New York Americans.
Evening star., 1920-09-08
Game at A. L. Park Today.

The Bachrachs Of Atlantic City and
the A B. c. team of indianapolis will
play at American League Park this
afternoon, starting at 4:30 O'clock
Evening star., 1920-09-08
WELLS WHIPS JOURNEE.
Briton Wins Over French Heavy.
weight in Sixteenth Round.

DEAUVILLE. France. September 8.
-Bombardier Wells. English heavy
weight fighter, last night defeated
Paul Journee, a French heavyweight,
in the sixteenth round
Journee, who once was sparring
partner for Georges Carpenter. has
been knocked out twice this year
in March in London. by Wells in the
thirteenth round. and in May in the
same city by Frank Moran of Pitts
burgh in the second session.
Evening star., 1920-09-08

IIAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Phila. at Detroit. WaSh'n At st. Louis
Phila at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
y. Y. at Cleveland.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS CANES.
Washington, 5-3: Boston. l-5.
n. T.. q; Phila., o. Detroit, s.; Chicago, o.
Evening star., 1920-09-08

RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
Brook. 4-s Phil. 0-5. Pitts. Z; CHICAGO, L.
Hsv York at Boston pest3aAsd twst grcundsl.
Evening star., 1920-09-08

sBatted for Bailey in eighth.
tBatted for Brady in eighth.
tRattpd for AcOSta in ninth.
Evening star., 1920-09-08

GAMES TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh at Phila.
Cincin. At Boston.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at BROOKLYN.
Evening star., 1920-09-08
PENNANT RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

a:AMES TODAY.
Phila. at Detroit.
Evening star., 1920-09-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

LANES TODAY.
Brooklyn At Phila.
New York at Boston.
4 =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
MORGAN STRIKES
BACK At kOONTZ

snccioI DISPATCH to The Intcllgenc"r.
charleston. w. Va. Oct, @S.--Judge
- T. Morgan, Republican nomlnc" LOT
governor, and Chairman NJ. Il. "hite, OF
the Republican state committee S'ruLA
back TODAY at the statement ihHue ny
integrity of Judge MorEans hoTulha-
ton for the gevcrnorship. .,..,..,
Concerning koontZs nomination.,
Judge Morgan declared that II was the
first time that Eubernatorial h"lnIln-
tion had been given away III marriage
while Chairman White referred 10 inc
fact that the Democratic nominee mai
but 600 majority in the primary over
Littlepage. and that President Nllson'
Senators Watson and Chiffon and Gov
ernor Cornwell and an army OF otllce
holders were surnorting him.
ar Koontz had not married the niece
Of Senator Watson he would not have
been considered n possibility for IN"
povcrnorship." said Judge Morgan. III
there Is any cloud on my title to the ke-
publican nomination their is cloud
three times as large on Mr koontZ
title to the Democratic nomination. Tor
l received Il majority three times as
large as that given Mr.. koontZ in the
Mr., Koontz would max" 1t appear
TINT he had won his nomination without
effort and that 1t had never been Hu"s-
toned" snid Chairman White. Every
voter recalls that II took several weeks
to determine whether kOnniz or Little
page had won but when the RETURNS
from Marion county. the home Of SIN
ator Watson. werc received II gave
koontz his meaGcr majority Of 500
votes"
only the money expended Nv Watson
in behalf Of his nephew aud thr nsSis-
lance of the Watson county "Nr"rt~ IN
Marion county saved the r"min"r"u for
EoontZ. Littlepage was politically Sand
bacged out Of the nomination i''r' II"
had won. and announced publicly ;hat
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MORE EVIDENCE OF
BUILDING TRUST"
GIVEN TO PR0BERS

Scw York Oct. 2S.-CBy The Assocc
ciated Prcss)-After another day OF
sensational testimony. the joint leg iS,3
live committee investigating the nulIu-
tng trust" late today took an adjourn
n,ent until next Thursday morning, NO.
vembcr 4. ,,rinr
were: ,,,. ,,,,,>.o,. borsc
wrecIing contractor. that he paid VI
600 10 William p Brind"lE. president OF
tho building Trades Council. FOR fhS
priyileYe of q working aSFeeHlthl W."
the council. He said ne u also li'T for a
other $1,000 to Robert 1. brihuei A0' -
Because he had refused to produce
s26, 900" for Brindell, Jacob fraouS, ,a
general contractor, testiheu. ne ,me-
been "bankrupted and put out OF pG Is
imcsa" nv the labor party. TO whom he
dacIared he had paid $1,000 for l0n
Charles II. Wallas. housewre9cikd6naSS
contractor, testified that his S'V".oVo
annual business had "dwindiel Gown 10 20
500 Jobs" because ne h"u ''' "'
Test imony by Arthur GreenhHid
president OF the Employing Meta he
Furring and Lathing Association Una.
the members Of the assocla.i nI n W.
that might incriminate" them In th,E
investigation. including thA minutes Oh
n meeting held April &c al when p IdII
liking Is alleged to have been dlscuSsSSih,
1athing contractors, bidding on school
rontracts for the city of New York, ham
formed a combine TO get netter pr''eS
lanes E. Trainor. metal lath CON
tractor, testified that tho employing
metallic. Turing and lathing assoG h.
ton had hired and paid Mr.; Murphy sai.
u'. we S55 week. but didn't know
What he was expected to do
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to tho City hospital for a month suffer,
ing with q fractured skull. has improved
to such an extent that he has been re-
moved 10 his home on North JcnerSotl
street He has not fully recovered. pu'
is improving nicely a tes present ''''''
The high school football team hoios
final football practice this evening tor
the game saturday afternoon with me
TRADE lpha high school eleven. INC
game will be played AT Triadelphia. .
viii be u preliminary to the CONES CONES
with the Martins Ferry high schoo!'
which Will come on the following Sa'ur-
day.
Health Board Meets
The October meeting OF the city board
OF health will be held tonight at tne
mayors office In the City building. ASS
ing Mayor J. J. Mcfarland will presiut'
Health Officer D: w, s Boz syS Snd SSeir
reports At this time.
Tho county commissioners have haa
new floor placed in the brldeg over tnc
West Twenty-thlrd street The WORK Oh
putting new floor in the McManon
creek bridge on Belmont street IS oe'"s
r7nl Prayer Service -,
Tho last of series OF three special
prayer services at the First Presoyter-
ian church Will be held this evening. The
pslstor. Rev. James II. lawtner' VII.
have charge OF the service: Inc oInG'
services were held last night and we'd
nesday night
Plans FOR Zig Event
4 largely attended meeting OF the
American Legion Post was held lasl
night at the City building. Al this meet
ing ANAL plans weer made for participat-
ing in the big Armistice Day celebration
on November II. The blk military pa
radc will be the outstanding feature.
Allied soldiers
big feature of the military parade
In Bellaire on Armistice Day. Noyemoer
II, will hc tho presence of soldiers OF
the different Allied nations IN line.
Canadians, French, British and others.
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DEMOCRATS OFFER
TO BUY OFF The
FARM LABOR men
OFFERED $4,000 FOR
NEW YORK WITHDRAWAL
Report Confirmed by Counsel
For Candidate W. W.
Cowles

Clinton. Iowa. Oct discharges that
the Democrats have mad" strenuous ef-
forts to buy off" Farmer Labor party
candidates are absolutely true" de-
clared City Solicitor Gerald McMullcn.
OF Clinton, representing Mayor y. w.
Cowles. Farmer-Labor candidate Tor
United States enator when told of the
announcement made by national head
quarters OF the party this afternoon:
Mayor Cowles had just left the city
for Davenport Mr.. McMullen declared
that one offer of $1,000 WAS mace to
Mayor Cowlcs about week ago. the OF /
fer being extended personally through
heads of railroad union.
I%'Two weeks ago. added McMuilen.
"DrSnUcratiC leaders met in Des MONIES
and proposed to contribute $4,000 TO
$4,000 to the Farmer-La Dor Party fund
in Iowa and to throw Democratic sup
port to all other offices on the Farmer
Labor ticket If Mayor Cowles and Math-
las Faber would withdraw their canal
dacies for senator and governor respec-
, lively"
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he had been robbed. lie continued TO yell
yelp until he was appeased with the
nomination for a judicial office.
In the primary. koontz had the as
sIstancc of President Wilson, Senator
Watson, Senator Chiffon. Governor
Cornwcll, every Federal office holder
in the State. every appotntcc or Cover
nor Cornwell and every Democratic
postmaster. The polls were manned by
koontz supporters. All the votes they
could muster up for their candidate was
a Questionable 600 majority. lie could
not even carry his home county. HIS
poor showing in the primary, where he
had plenty of money. and the support OF
the army Of Federal office holders con.
WINGED many Democrats that he could
not win the election and it is probably
responsible for the resertion of his can
didacy by the Democratic organizations
in several counties where they are sup
porting Montgomery in return for sup
mort of Cox"
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LADIES' TO Sc SHOES

$50 pairs Of Ladies' mp 20
IS Shoes. Include short
lots and samples OF very
good styles and makes.
Mostly all discs. Special
Rs
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WARREN DENIES
LETTER IS HIS
Did Not Send Corporation
Letter Chairman White
Credits to Him

Chicago, Oct. 2S.--Den!al that he had
written or signed Il letter which George
White. Democratic National chairman
alleged in IL statement issued in New
York last night had been sent TO cor
purativns by him. was made In state
ment issued tonight by Charles Is. war
rem Of Detroit. chairman OF the way
and means commi zee OF the Rcpubl' =
can National committee.
II did not sign the letter which MI
White has made public" Mr.. warren
said. "Sor did l author lie that m!
name should b" signed by anyone ~
this letter or any similar letter. No
such letter was ever submitted to me
for approval or dtsapproval, or even
called To my attention In any way uh-
carl Il. Fr!etsch is tho, acting ana
active chairman OF The ways ana means
committee in Michigan. called Mr,
Frietsch on the telephone today, alter
this letter was called 10 my attention
and asked him If he had signed Snch Il
letter upon his own authority. MT.
Frtetsch replied that he had not ana l
know of no such letter going Out lr""'
his office, ,,,, w.
"a wire from the Republican IA.
tion<; committee il New YORK states
says: 49,, ,.o,,rs
"'The signature il clearly not yours
as any comparison will DISCLOSE
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BESSARABIA CESSION
TREATY IS SIGNED

Paris oct. 2S.-Thc treaty OF ccssion
prepared by the ambassa doris council,
providing for the suZerainty of Ru-
mania over RcSsarabia," or In other
words, anncXng Bcssaradia TO Rumania
WAS signed this afternoon at the French
foreign office Jules CHmbon signed for
France: the Earl Of Derby for Grca'
Britain: Count Buniu l.cnEarc for italy
and TAX cJUncSCu for Rumania. Repre-
scntativcs Of Japan and the British do
mIninions Will sign later
\ clause in the treaty provides that
Russia will h" permitted to slgr at
such tim" rs tn" constituted Russian
government is recognized by the con-
tracing parties
The American amha sSadOr. Hugh g..
Wallace. did not sign the treaty. IN"
Statr Departments position being that
RUSSIA should not br diSmcmbered, that
SO doing would strengthen Soviet rule.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
TIN BOX CAME
+ WORKED HERE
ON FOREIGNER
LIFE SAVINGS OF 10MER, TOTAL
LIMO S2,3oo, TAKEN By
TWO ALIENS
Popular Pastor Rss1gnS-other Iterns
Prom Tho Popular Belmont
County City


Police here are rocking for John
Badlsh and G. LinSk, aliens, who tieeced
Tony Ruski. OF Ssffs out Of $4,000. his
HES savings. through the old tin box
game.
The two men had a relative who had
hit il rich In a Colorado gold mine. and
$50. 900 was to DO distributed among The
poor here. Tony would be a good guy
to distribute the money x he p9! a
DOE, Tony got his $4,000 and put Il IN
the box Radiah put tn $4,000 and
Linsk $4,000 Tony was given the box
kin distributing the money until the
rSS, day.
Tony opened the box the following
day. His s2.3oo, was gone. Tho two
him several 81 bills which were wrapped
about newspaper.
Police have rho curious TN box.
Rev. Trsot Restgps
Rev. Frank l.. Erect has resigned I,s as :
church. He expects TO leave FOR Massa-
chusettS on November Is. WHERE be has
accepted the position OF Field Secretary
kIe has been pastor 81 the local church
for the past four years and Jas one or
khe city's most popular ministers. He
came hero from Cincinnati 10 succeed
Rev. Basil r; King.
: Daniel Rubel, aged IS years. under
went an oneration at the Bellaire City
hospital. Tho operation was performed
by Or. c. Fl. Gale OF Necs. The opera
tion was a success and II is expected
that the victim win improve nicely now.
: RSmov0d To HIS Nome
David HaineS. OF NeNs, who had his
beg amputAted at the City hospital, Sol-
lowing injuries received in Nen coal
m!Sa. has been removed 10 his home. He
improved rapidly following the amputa-
ton.
colbert Hsmovsd Home
Daniel Colbert. who has been confined
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COLUMBUS POLICE
OFFICER IS SLAIN

A telegram was received by Chief OF
Police Fred II. Frazier late Yesterday
afternoon from Chief OF Police Harry
r. French Of Columbus, Ohio. stating
that Officer Tillcr Of the Columbus ro-
lice force was shot and killed Yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock by John Cooper.
alias Slim Negro. II is thought that
Cooper started for the East and all
trains coming in from Columbus ar"
being searched in hopes ~ locating IL"
alleged murderer.
William Phigate and G@nrg" w. VI
Neuhard have taken over In" m"at and
provision business conducted for ten
years by the late Henry Otto in Tria-
dclphia.
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SUCCESSFUL RAID

Onfficers Burton and Rothermund; OF
the homo Of John Grohan on North
Eighth street at 1880 o'clock last night
finding a quantity OF ralsin mash. home
brew and a small still. The mash and
home brow were poured out and the still
was confscated.
Groman was taken to the city building
and at once given a hearing before
Mayor Coleman. He pleaded guilty 70
tho selling Of liquor and was fined S2OO
and costs.
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Denied by Democrats.

Des Moines. Ia, Oct. 2".-Membcrs OF
the Iowa Democratic State Central com.
mittee today emphatically denied thai
Iowa Democrats had made efforts 70
ton contests Of various state candi'
dates OF the Larmer-Fabor party as
charged today BY Farmer-L.abor leaders
In Chicago.
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The CONGREGATION Of St. Luke's church
on the island will be addressed this eve
ming at s o'clock by Rev. Roger Tyler
OF Huntington. After Rev. Tyler's ad-
dress a social time will be enjoyed IN
the gymnasium of tho church.
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4 Ford truck belonging to the Genera
Bakery company and Il REQ truck col
lided yesterday In front OF Philippe Carey
company store on Main street. Nenne5
Of the drivers were injured. The Ford
was badly damaged while the other
truck was able to continue on its way
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baltimore, Oct. 2S.-Kid Williams of
Baltimore. won the decision over Sam
NV Sandow OF Cincinnati. in q L.
round bout here tonight. 1t was Will
Jams night all the way.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-03-28
Patience, or Folly.

Was Griselda the epitome of pa
tience? Or, the climax of absurd for,
bearance? Let the modern woman
judge and answer. A peasant girl, of
singular beauty of the Tyro;. living in
the middle ages, she attracted the at
tention of marquis of Salusa as he
rode past ner ottage door and saw
her spinning in The sunlight He mar
ried her, brought her TO his castle with
ponp; demanded, when her first babe
was born, that she resign II to him ::
again demanded that She leave him.
GGsoida complying mechly; demanded
in two years time thai she return to
array his new hrdr for tie altar
which she dG aaH as the lear w"m-
al stood lrem Eng before hin, The
marquis cried "Thou ouh arr my
h"'''' TIE "H'r DO love- GriSelda
had proved to. him her unreasonable
affection.
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1919 1918
Every One His Own Manufacturer.

ION the ol6 frontier there were no
blacksmith shops. no tanne9ies, no
stores OF any ~orl all utensils were
either made by tie ponees or pur.
chased from ,O.ae wandering indian
trader But money was almost an I'M
known article among the hardy Buck
skins, hence they either traded pets
for goods or went without. consequent
ly their ingenuity ami skill was highly
developed and they some times even
made their own guns and knives.
1.-THE famous Bowie knife was not
invented by Col. Bowie, but was made
by whitesmth from Philadelphia for
the doughty colonel and adopted by
the hitter, whose name the weapon
still bears Colonel Bowie BY The way,
did give the smith pattern drawn
on brown paper but when the knives
were finished he chose the design
made by the smith. Dan Beard In
Boys Life.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-03-28
Use Of Plant Foods.

When the pots in which are house
plants becomes full of roots and the
soil worn out, or exhausted. little
fertilizer can be given them. The soil
should be moist moi dry OF very wet.
swhen fertilizer is applied. There are
good plant foods sold at large seed
stores. of which sufficient can be he'd
for a small price to do for good
sized collection of plants for The
whole winter. Or fertilizer can be
made by dissolving half NJ ounce Of
nitrate Of soda in a gallon Of water.
About half a teacupful of this ferti-
lizer every two weeks for a plant IN u
siXsinch pot will he sufficient Bego-
MAS and coleus must not be given too
much fertilizer Geraniums will bear
a larger quantity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-03-28

pecker was leaving, and had just paid
his bill for the last term, Professor
Skylark was in very good humor
and didn't scold a bit.
Maudie Mule introduced her
friends and everybody Bowed politely
to everybody else and said they were
glad about everything. When Will
Woodpecker had gone Nick said, 81
didn't know he could sing. | thought
he only knew how to drum"
"Oh, that's al, right, smiled Pro
fessor Skylark I'VE dpn't take les
sons for things we know how to do.
It's to lear7' the other things"
"Oh, excuse mew said Nick quick
ly. II NV is he getting along?"
The professor winked. Between