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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10

xelopmenl during ihs ssasi irw moaths
4 il reported that several Ions ar
routes. Including Jne from hsrlin TO
London VIA Paris OF nfasasls. and an.
either front Berlin 70 eenssan,lnorls
Va Vienna. win be l'at into operation
durns The coming year.
Commercial aerial service has been
aa, into operation between Johannes.
hafe and cape rown. south Afriea
Australia airrady has established .
trans Atlantic route from sidney 10
raa Darwin on lhn nafth coast a
distance ~ gtla miles. With s,opiias
pulnta ever, 500 or 10 mllee "a
sef.mFn'ai commercial aerial jnutn.
ays ~ more than iuea mites also
hafc been made from caleugsa 20 olh.
+ points ~ ladla and regular routes
are no~ considered
A british company was organized
'ast june with 4 capital q many mil
lions u dollars for ihe establishment
" aifshlp lines virtually around lhe
,arsh Alrshlfa of 1.o0o 200 cubic feet
apafi,y. nearly twice a. lArgr ~ The
nriilrh dlfiEihlc Rot. The uFss lighi
~ than alt ,tafi 70 eros. the atianfice
,re CONTEMPLATED. These slrships
would BE- able ia carry Ilfteen tons
n passengers and freight and have
ruislns radius of ! 100 miles at .
speed ai 10 miles an hour
A route from London 10 New York
viii be the first 10 be pat into op-
station. n the companys plans are
,arrisd out Lord Norshellffe recent
predicted that the time Was no, FAR
Instant when London morning news
iarcr@ delivered BY airplans would
y, sold In New York on the same eve.
ing. allowing Zoe the difference in
time
If congress- adopts ihe extensive
iroFrams planned for the army. navy
'nt posioffi,r air services. American
ofy during the roInlng year Avsli.
aanufaclurerr are counting upon The
'rrsieal aifplane development Ia his.
ability of hundreds of army and navy
fiiers. the, said. will make this pos
ible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10
HOW SOLDIER
DISPERSED ATTACKS

For two years nv stomach trouble
was very bad. my doctor had 10 In
ject morphine on several occasions
when ! was stricken with these at
'acks. Since taking four bottles OF
Msyr's Wonderful Remedy have
been entirely well and am serving In
the artillery. having been pronounced
in rerfsct health by government ply
siclans." II Is simple. harmless
preparation that removes the catsr-
rial mucus from the intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach. liver
and Intestinal ailments. including ap-
pendici,is. One dose will convince
or money refunded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10
CONDEMNS THE
NASTY CIGARETTE

Dr. J. A. TaIimsn. president OF the
Baptist University of shawnee. al :
dressed the students of ths Guthrie
Iaslnesa College AZ the moruinx ss-
ere .nes.
Br. TsIiman spoks on some ~ the
great essentials II business ssesss<
and emphasized sheeffslnsss. cisaa-
llUsss. cafefnIness. .osftssy and
character.
pr. Tsiimsn esapnrtz~d ths xfsat
demand today Tor Office and bu.iness
help OF . chresfai nature. that can
wear . smile.
In speaking Of eiesniln~ss he en-
phssised the fact thai the bsslness
world ID putiing ils stamp Of disas
prossi upon cigssetfe snoAiae.
He urged lhs studsat bo1y 10 -
cssefuI 10 oil things and that court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10
COMMERCIAL AERIAL NAvi,
CATION BECOMES A RCAltry
ican,lnuca Lrnm rar, ll

scontlnucd from rags y
commercial plancr ot the fulafc vii
travel especial, over elsier. u - sci
forth that an airplane. the motor ~
whieh has become stalled. could vol
plfne or glide distance ~ four ~
rive miles In a horizontal direction
In addition 10 the regular routes
a company at seattle has started an
international air mail operating be-
tween that city and Vancouver. y. q
Several lumber companies IN the
northwest are USING the alrpIano fal
forrest patrols and surseses 4 New
ark. y y. department stofo delivered
merchandise by airpiane 10 customers
N Asbnrs park last summer while .
laEre chicaso cloihins house made .
srerislty of dclivsrlng clothes "
college students within a 100. mile
rsdlas Of that city. A Canadian ayla
to- carried ioe pounds of fur~ from
Toronto 20 Newark. n !. stopping AZ
Clayton y v. 20 pay customs dat,
on them Tho navy conducted csper.
imenis In suiding fishing craft by
slrplane Al Gloucester white the army
cnrducted coss, airplane patrol be-.
tween New yors and Newport News
Va
One 81 the strangest uses Tor which
the sirplanc IL being considered "
tho spreading Of the gospel In ihs
Congo states of Africa. 4 large
American manufactured. received .
request for prices from the Congo
mission Of the church Of The Disciples
~ Christ. which proposed 60 replace
steam launches With flying boats. The
plan has not yet been carried into
sffoct Airplanes and spare farts
valued ai several hundred thousand
dollars. we're recently soid by Ameri
can manufacturer 20 French inter
ssis who are planning airpIaDe com.
merrial routes In tho Orient. De-
livery OF the material has begun.
In Europe three Engiieh companies
maintain regular passenger aud parcel
post service between London and
Paris and London and Brussels. on
ore of the trips grand piano was
carried from London store 70 iis
customer in France BY sirplane. IN
accordance with British aircraft reg.
nlatlons adoptcd last April pilots %
these commercial craft are examined
physically and technically. and llcen-
sed By the government. landing fields
and prominent points along the routes
are distinctly marked. standard sig-
nsis are used. and regular slr lanes
are followed.
Two French companies carry pas
sengers on sightseeing tours over the
battle line and there Is regular serv
Ice between Paris and Brussels and
some Of the large French cities
Merchandise carried on the frat par.
u 10 Brussels trip included 900
,ornds of HOLSTERS Regular maii
service between Paris and Geneva
sss cstabilshed last May when .
s~ks aslS1or made the frip Of 2sal
niles in 5 - hours. Including 20
minutes spent on French soil a. a
-esulf Of a forced. landing In the fog
london. Manchester. Paris and Der.
n newspapers are successfully en-
,ioyipg air. lanes in the delivery Of
heir publications.
leppeiins a. we'll ss sirplanes hav.
,~en used extensively for CONNER
''al purposes In Germany. Although
little Il known Of German aviation de-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10

oAtl< oucnv
-fer there 10 nslfhss noshlnx good
or bad. sat thinking makes Il So.
Sh<ksspssrv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10
PAIR JAILED FOR THEFT =.
Of a AUTOMOBILES

New Haven. Feb. io.-Found guilty
OF stealing ~ automobiles. Peter
Walters and Edward Mahr OF New
York. arrested In New Jersey by sey-
mour. Conn. authorities. were con
victed aud sentenced In the superior
court Mahr.. who ADMITTED HE guilt
received from 6 TO "A years In prison
ana Walters was sentenced 10 serve
from nine and one half years 10 ?;
years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10
PRESBYTERIAN PROGRAM
CALLS Eoa WoRkERs

Nzdill. Okla. Feb. iss--A goal o.
twenty Christian workers viii b.
scashf by the Southwestern presby.
terisn church in the synod OF Okla
homa Feb. -. II was announced a
synodicsl headquarters here today. u
has been designated Life Work Re.
crLiting day by the denomination
Special programs and addresses 10
churches and sunday schools vii
feature the day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10

The namhsr TO ~ secured thsoush
csi the sossa has been placed Al s.eee.
snt they viii come principally from
ne seank men and women r the de-
nomination. The movement i being
conducted under the dirsssien oi ~.
lsenfy n. S~ess. secretary Of the
department Of chrlssian education aad
m.ns~Eerlsl relief of the ehnrVh
The demand Coz Christian workers,
ineiadlak pEe<chefp. doetoEN hsslness
n..n. etc. has hseome - grest that
Immediate siers 20 meet u are i'm
pesilse. sccorilns 10 nF John Arm
ssrenx. secretary ot the ee~ra Of for.
esxn mlssions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10
csmbrldge Club.


ings Of IN. Cambridge club this seas
on was held yesterday afternoon Al
the carnegle Library. Mrs n q
Callahan was leader for the after
noon and her very interesting sub
lt.cl was. The New Woman Mrs
Is NJ. Carter responded with a tals
on the Political and Economic In
ldepcndcncc." and Mrs fraak nsle's
very interesting report was on luxury
The QUESTION was. "csn Luxury he
Beneficial as Well a. HARMFUL
Carrent events wer. given in answer
a roll call The club viii NEE. again
neNt week.
Nr and Mrs v v iiouehion have
been called to Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
b. the death OF Mrs. John Houghion
Nr and Mrs Hough,on will be away
Tor several days,
" " "
Mrs Galon Grow. Of Oklahoma CITY.
. herr for the funeral of Miss Doro-
nv Seton.
n x a
Mrs Henry Thompson Of Tulsa. ~
hcrc with Captain and Mrs. Charles
Seton.
" " "
Mrs. Jennie Trader. Mrs. Charles
F.lson. Mrs. John Beiand. and Mrs
l. J. Hiidreth are spending today In
Oklahoma City.
u " *
Mrs. i-ongs,reel Huh is 10 the city
!, s1and several days
~ E "
Miss Nina Bronson has gone 10 Oh
iahoma City TO see the "Mssqucrsd-
er" at the overhoIser theatre.
,, y y
Al Who enjoy a game Of ffsc Hun
dted are invited 60 tho A. q. u. w
rali this evening by the ladies OF the
Mar Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles seely will on
tertsin the Wednesday Dinner club
icfaorrow evening
x y =
Mr. Ed Walton and Miss Rhea
Walton went TO Oklahoma City this
evening to see the "Mesqnerader.
" u y
Miss Julia kesslsr viii be hostess
20 the openorky club on Tharsday
afternoon.
y y =
The Christian church Guild will
meet with Mrs. Omar Miller on Wed.
nesday.
Mr. Loren Stark has returned L.
rs home after a weeks business uil
over the state.
- y y
Little Josephine Nissiey Is confined
!" her hone with slight attack OF |
Irflacnxa.
= = -
Father Van Gsstei IL having re-.
''esi Al the Catholic church for un.
narried women and girls. Anyone
no would like to attend IL welcome |
services Will he at eight O'Clock In IN |
evening and seven O'Clock in IN.
morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10
NO COLD IS TOO
HEAVY FOR BELLS
1t helps Nature quickly and
thoroughly, DIR. Bells
Pine Tar Honey does

@ TOP tosine around diAssree.h's
and dangerous cold let Dr.
Bciis Pine Tsr-Honey exert iss
ability as a suprcmsiy beneficial help
IN relieving phleem. ssufiincss. IN
essr.nztson. congestion, hoaf~nes<.
9ifbcult breathing. Let Il help you as
i regularly helps thousands of Others
for whom its bzlssmic and healing
an,iseptics never tsil to promote results
Safe for the little ooes. too. An
economical Lotsle can be procured
from your druggist today. That's the
wise thing TO do. Soc. o0c.. $i-10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10

- was one u ths great ssssss ss
he successful baslns~. man and ~ew
~. ba, above ali ihlaxs that shsss-
- element sss tho greatest eiemsnt
Ia business success
The students ssfs very maeh In
pressed by Dr. TasImsns address.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10
cAtrs oAs.


WEDNESDAY,
Amieltsa fiah--Nrs. ftsnk Rra~n
"Wednesday Disr~r Club Mr.. ans
Mrs. Charles sssely
rhristiAn Church Guild Mira
Omar Miller.
kimons Club Mrs f a. i.illie.
vNuRSoAv
Asorn Clue-Nrs. Htll
d. Z clab-M Mrs n O. Johns.
Ladies Auxiliary >a e-MEs. Rob
eri Edwards
Clover Leaf Ciab-Mrs Dan kel..
fei.
TIE Martha society Of the firsl
Methodist charch ~ili meet With Mrs
q " Bruce. 80 y. Villas avenue,
Wednesday az $40 .. m Mensers
a-V requested TO attend
THURSDAY
orenofky Club Mics Jaile kssslcr
FRIDAY
Friday Auction ciub--Mrs. n. n
Newman
Hsrker-Hsllowsy Dance lone
Holei.
SATURDAY
Phi Delta Gamma Clab- Miss MAJ
ms oliver
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-10

With the Notlee Wrltef
New York. Fen. Funeral ser.
vices viii be held later
Quite true. remarked Henr, PIN
eau, diamond setter. reading his owI
death notice in the papers lie faint
.uirll 2 no b
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
CON OC A r E.

/ Socletatea romina de ajutor 81
.cultura DIR. c. Angelescu'' din
Cleveland, O., convoaca pc toti
membrii sal la adunarea generala
extra ordinar; care Sc va tinea in
ziua de s August 1920 la orele 100
|p. m. in hala de sub No. 613l st.
Clair Ave. Pc l1nga punctele in
semnate ce vor fl la ordinea zilei
Va II 81 cetirea statutelor moi 81 ex-
|plicate ca Sc fie intelese de fie ca
re membru, pima cind Isl va ,primi
,fie care Statut nou. De aceia fie
care membru este rugat sd fie pre-
zent la timpul precis.
Pentru soc. DIR. c. Angelescu"
N. Toma, presedinte.
Petru Mnpmtie, secretor.
(7S-79)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
NV OC A r E.

Socletatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Transilvaneana" din In
diana Harbor, Ind, convoaca pc
toti membrii eli de a lua parte la
sedinta generala lunara care Sc va
tinea Simbata, Z August 1920 la
-orele seara in hala D-lui Micu.
la aceasta sedinta find multe
puncte importante de rezolvat pen
tru binele 81 fnaintarea societatei,
sunt rugati staruitor toti fratii
membrii de lua parte, acei earl
MI vor lua parte nemotivati vor Fl
amendati GU soc, acei carl nu Sc
vor supune la aceasta amenda nu
Ii Sc va mai primi Gotta lunara pc
mai departe.
In numele soc. ..Transilvaneana"
din Indiana Harbor. Ind, am ra-
mas salutindu-va frateste:
Nick Andreiu, presedinte.
Arente Dan. secretdr.
(78-79)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
c 0 N u MIC AT.
No. 1704-92O.

No. 1704-92O.
D-nul G. r. Pascu, redactorul
ziarului America scris 81 tipa-
rit Romanul VIRTUE 81 Desfriu'
in folosul material al Uniunei So
cietatilor Romine. Din acest Roman
care compus in 2 volume mai
sunt TN numar restrins tiparito, 81
avInd in vedcrc vcnitul undo mcr-
&c, tinem ST aduccm la cunostinta
membrilor carl voicsc sal alba. sal
comande de la D-nul G.. r. Pascu.
57O5 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Pretul ambelor volume a $3.50.
Alliance, O., 27 Iulie 1920.
loan N. SNfand, seer. gen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
RHEUMATIC
":'-'''''ii Kinks co

At last q real does what 1t says
Rheumatic Remedy, nothing like Il
was ever before known and that Il
no joke.
Every man and woman who has
Rheumatism, Gout or Neuralgia,
ought to try "Neutrone Prescription
80" at once and see how uarvel-
ously it works.
Cut out those fiery linimento and
dirty salves, use . good clean tn-
ternal remedy. ''Neutrone Pre4
scription 80" is remarkable because
it purifies the blood, assists In ma
ture's way, gives you what you need
to fight OF Rheumatic PoisonS. .
good, clean, healthy system.
sIt's not one OF those temporary
relief affairs, good only while using,
1t is lasting. Get "Neutrone Pre-
scription 90" and your Rheumatic
days are over, no more inflamed,
stiff, aching joints and muscles; can
you imagine it? Well, it's true.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
CuC0nu I0nita HTiSaIti.
(JJrlnare).

(Uf1fare).
- Pui, pui, pui, pui, puiiii!. /.
Tiiiica, tica, tica 81 hat.
81 hat 81 hat 81 hat.
Asa ca, dupa un sfert de ceas
frigare lupga 81 pima de pui ell
minile in solduri 81 ell maruntaele
la subtiori Sc rumenea sfiriind, in
prejma unei stamb6sle de jaratec,
pc vatra cea mare din bucatarie.
Brfnza, smintf1a, unit 81 Qua
proaspete, cite invirtitura de me-
| re orr de nuci avea mai totdeauna
cucoana Marioara la camara; sar-
dele, masline, pastramuri, icre ne
gre Sc gasiau ele destule 81 orr cind
fie la Birladeanu in capatul din
| jos al ulitii spre Precista, fie la
Ghita Tiganescu, zis mai pc urma,
Radovici, in capatul din sus spre
ST. Neculai.
Masa Sc 81 punea in gradina sub
o alec lunga de aluni despartita in
fata, prin carare, de alta alec IN
tunecoasa, dar de dracila. !. ST
fiindca era spre sara, cucoana Ma
rioara, spre mai multa lumina, Ii
pea prin cringile alunilor multi
me de luminare6 de ceara alba, a
fara de cele doua lampi mari ces ar
deau pc masa.
| Oar lipsea, cuconu Ionita. !.
- Da ce so facut Hrisanti? in
treba Protopopul George, batrinul.
| NJ sta -nimeni ce Sc facuse.
Trimitea sal caute acasa; cuco-
MI IoniM paci.. :.
Sc repezea Ion, argatul, pin IA
cafeneau din ulita mare. -. ia-l
/ pc cuconu Ionita, daca al de unde.
- Maaaa!. ola stii ca nu-i sede
frumos lui Hrisanti, haga de sama
Protopopul George, batrinul, cam
suparat.
~ Dac 'oiu face 81 ell, unde, dra-
ell, sa fie cuconu Ionita, adaoga mi
rat, Costache Racovita, spiterul.
- Eli, dati-i pace lui Hrisanti,
zicea Neculai Vucitici; Sc vede ca
nu vra sa bee din adamasnl strae-
lor lui Toderica, 81 pace buna! !.
| = Nu te teme, Neculai, striga Gu
1 glas ascutit Toderica Maslina din
fllndul divanului, unde statea ra-
sturnat; nu te teme, cuconu Ionita
are sa vie-tocmai la pont; vol nu
cunoasteti pc Hrisanti.
= Mai Toderica, tn stii ceva: al
pus, Sc vede, vr'o dracic la Gale cn
Hrisanti 81 taci chitic, blastamatu-
le, strigau toti, care din cotro.
- Ba Ell nu stu mimic: stu att
| ia ca Hrisanti are sa vie. tocmai Ia
/ pont, cd doar cunosc Ell ce made-i
Hrisanti; vorba D-voastra, trebue
Sd planuiasca el vr'o dracie:
h In adevar, cind venea baba Ma.
ria 81 pofteascd IA masa, numai il.
ca 81 cuconu Ionita ca intra pc u.
sa.
q Da unde fusesi cucone Ioni'
II M, 1ntreban toti din toate partile.
Da fnsei Pima colea Ia hica,
mea Savastita, ca uitasem sal spun
! ceva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
: Cucoana Marioara. da nu til

Cucoana Marioara, ola nu til
somn, co batut donasprezece la
foisor, intreba cuconu Ionita pc
cucoana Marioara.
Cucoana Marioara pricepea cum
sta lucrul, sc scula frumusel della
masa,. ingrijca sd Sc scoata din piv-
nita vim in de ajuns, aducea pc ma
sa ce mai era de adus 81 pleca sa Sc
culce.
IVA nrma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
CART DE fNvATAT:

Abecedar 3.)c.
Cum Sc devil cetatean ....... 25c.
Dietionar Rom Englez, legat $500
Dictionar Englez- Rom1n, leg. $3.50
Gramatica 81 dictionar, pentru
a1nvata limba engleza >. $1.25.
Gramatiea pentru streini, carl
voiesc a invata limba Rom. 81 60
Epistolar pcntru a fnvata cum
sd scriem scrisori engl. -. $1.2o
Talmaciu, pentru a invita- limba
engleza, Gu dietionar, leg. ;. 6Oc.
Vrei sd stii englezeste fara pro-
fesor? zoe.
Ortografia, cum Sc scriem correct
romineste ................ Zoe.
Educatitmea, cum Sc crestem CO.
phi 81 altele .......... 3oc.
Pentru comenzi de mai putin de
un dollar rugam a nj Sc trimite Joe.
pentru spesele de posta. Pentru CO.
menzi mai mari de un dollar nol
platim posta. lar la comenzi de za-
ce dolari dam absolut in cinste ear
ii in yaloare de un dollar.
Gu comanda rugam a nj Sc tri-
mite 81 banii fnainte. (&Nn)
a ca ate nltor librdra 81 reti ec0no-
=. 8 n A 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03

Acaftistul brosat ......... 6Oc.
Acaftistul in toe ........ $1.23
Octoihul brosat ......... 6Oc.
Octoihul in toe 81 .25
Cintecul lui Adam ....... 15c.
Carticica Sf1nta .......... Zoe
Cele Is Suferinte -. poe.
Doua cuvinte folositoare =. zoe.
Cele y Vineri .......... Doe
Cinstitul Paraclis ........ Zoe.
Cintari Bisericesti .......... 35c.
Epistolia Domnului ...... zoe.
Epistolia cu Visul NJ. d. -. Soc.
Visul Maicii Domnului 80. Zoe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03

Pretarle mai mica ate dtor Hbrra 81 r cono
proente reti comanda della moi. f5d6A)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
CREDINTE PoPORALE:
Pascalia en- calendarul pc 1872 a

Pascalia en- calendarul pc 1872 de
AM xl.2D
Cheia viselOr soc.
Carte de visuri 15c.
Carte de desclntece Zoe.
Carte de facut farmece Zoe.
Carte de desfacut farm. 49,. Zoe.
Desclntece, vraJi 81 rug. 49,. 20c.
Talmacirea vlselor ........ 25c.
Trepetnicul eel mare ..... Zoe.
.Talmacirea zodiilor -. 80. 1oc.
Dorul sau amOrul, carte de elm
tece 4Oe.
Cintece de Stea 81 Irozi -. 25c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-19

by Hawekotte II, Hilchin l. Umpire,
II. Logan. Time of game, ! hour.
Scorer, McMinn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-19
PEPPY PLAYING GIVES
EAGLES 7 RUN LEAD
OVER DAYTON BREWS

Pep and dash enabled the Richmond |
Eagles to cop 2 to scrap from the
Dayton Lily Brews at Exhibition Park
Sunday afternoon.
It was an abbreviated perfor1na nee, |
as rain caused Manager Everett Haas,
Of the Eagles, to call the game at the
end Of the sixth inning. The teams
hung around awhile, but after Is min
utes it would have required boats to
play.
Russ Hawekotte pitched his best
game Of the season against the Lily
Brews, allowing but four hits. He &C
counted for II of Is put-outs via the
Whit route. His control was not per
feet, as he cut loose with two wild
pitches, hit one man and gave a free
ticket to first
Hit With Effect
The center of the Eagle batting or
der accounted for the Eagle offensive.
Byrkett, first sacker, got three hits
out Of three times up, including a two
Dagger. He swiped two bases Red
dinghaus and Holmes got one hit
each. Holmes scored both runs.
The second inning was the only
time the Brews assumed dangerous
attitude Smith led off with a single
Kerns attempted to sacrifice. but
forced Smith at second and was killed
off at first himself as result Of a
fast double play. Logan made the put
out at second unassisted 1t was a
timely play, as Yormig came through
with a hit that would have been good
for a run. Hitchin ended the inning
by grounding to Byrkett.
The Eagles scored in the second
and sixth After Smith had flied to
Kerns in the second, Reddinghaus sim
gled to center. He stole second on
the first pitched ball, but was extin-
guished at third on fielder's choice
Of Holmes grounder. Holmes got to
second on the put-out, however. Byr-
kett came through with a bingle that
scored Holmes. Haas flied to Smith.
After two were gone in the sixth
inning, Holmes singled to right and
later scored on Byrkett's slashing
double to center. AS the rain was
coming down in torrents, Haas lifted
puny foul fly to Holton and called the
game. The score:
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'LUOUE CHECKS RUSH
OF BROOKLYN TEAM

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July IGNORE
than 10000 fans saw the Reds, with
the aid of Senior Adolfo Luque. down
the Brooklyn Dodgers, to 1 at Red
land Field, Sunday. Luque had won
derful control of the sphere, allowing
but one Dodger to get past first base
in eight innings. The Reds staged a
run rally in the fourth but were
helpless after that.
Manager Pat Moran announced Wal
ter Reuther as pitching choice for
Mondays game. Big Ed Pfeffer was
named for the Dodgers. The score of
Sunday'S game.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-19
DISCOVER "WHITE MULE"

INDIANAPOLIS, July IS Fifteen
gallons of white mule" whisky were
dug up yesterday in a cornfield on the
farm of Charles Stevens on the Cooper
road, near Thirteenth street, by Lieut.
Cox, Sergt. Dean and Mounted Police
man Stonehouse. The liquor. which
was in three fve-gallon jugs, had been
planted" between the rows.
A number of other large jugs were
found buried in the field but an inves-
tigation disclosed that the corks had
rotted in the ground. causing the
liquor to flow out. Stevens and Boris
Mike, who said he worked on the farm
were arrested on charges of operating
a blind tiger"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-19
SHAMROCkS LOSE CLOSE
CONTEST AT ELDORADO

The hard-luck Shamrocks tried hard
but finally were forced to accept the
short end of a to l count at Eldor-
ado, Sunday afternoon.
1t was the hardest battle EldOrado
has had all season. The game lasted
eight innings, rain sending fans and
players to cover after that time. Ju-
day and Haas composed the Eldorado
battery
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-19
PLACE ROAD SIGNS

AMES. Ia. July 19-Many road
signs were placed on telephone and
telegraph poles along the 80 primary
highways in Iowa last week. The
maintenance department Of the state
highway commission interested "a
counties of the state in the work.