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Evening journal., 1920-06-30
VIII This Cup Be Won By This
Yacht For This Fine Sportsman?
By DEAN SNYDER.

NEW YORK. June 8n.-Beginuing
on Thursday. July 10. just outside the
three-mile limit OF the shore line OF
sandy Hook the Shamrock ~ will try
TO wrest the maritime honors from
This country and take back the beau
tful Americas Cup.
On every alternate day. not count
ing Sunday. the struggle VIII con
tinue until one Of the cOmpetlnE
yachts has won three out OF . flve
races.
The. picture It will present 10 rnose
fortunate enough to be within eye
range VIII be a typical movie" with
the stage setting on an opal sea, for
not sound win be heard.
And while the Llptonian tars. re-
cruited from the north OF Ireland and
the Clyde. Will be handling the a =
600 square feet OF canvas flown by
the Shamrock ~. the historic Yacht
America, wclich won the trophy in
1854, will be lying ten miles up the
Charles river, where II Is kept as a
sacred relic by its present owner.
Butler Ames.
Noble Loser.
II Sir Thomas Upton hoses tfris
time he says he win never compete
again.
But the Irish skipper Is a great
sportsman and a noble loser
lie brought his Shamrock I 10 this
country In 1899. The Columbia II
defended for America and won the
f, flrst race on October &c with lead
Of ten minutes and eight seconds.
The next day me challenger was
forced 10 withdraw after her topsail
was carried away. The flnal race was
held on October 20 and again the Co
Mmbia triumphed with minutes and
&c seconds to spare. Thus ended Lip
tons flrst attempt to win back the
cup
In 1901 his Shamrock II made a
second attempt but lost in three
straight races 10 the same defender
Columbia II. The Reliance defended
/ TIE cup successfully against the
Shamrock III in 1903. taking three
straight again.
This is the history OF the premier
Irish sportsman's futile attempt Il
cop the cup.
Costly Entcrprisa
Each time he has spent a millior
dollars In the enterprise. only 10 SCI
Il slip away
The cup itself is OF silver highl,
| embelhshed and decorated-yet thil
sum Of money would buy a boatloaC
Of cups.
viii this. his fourth quest be suo-
oessful2 The grand old skipper
such a fine sportsman That II wOui,
be almost a pleasure 70 lose 10 him
And II ne does realize his -Sham
rock" dream II is almost certain tha
4 he will be challenged immediatef
for a race in England In 1921.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

Going into the basement at ff6 Mar
ket street. yesterday afternoon. for
the purpose OF investigating the acci-
dent that led 10 the death OF Albert
Afunsen, Of Christiana. who died IN
the Delaware Hospital. Coroner Bull
lock found a nifty dollar note with no
claimants. After making numerous
inquiries he learned that the con
tractor r few minutes before had
handed his wife some money and latef
learned that she had dropped IL
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
EXT1NcIuSn nIr,Ip LIRE

, Fearing that flre ON a dump heap
at Nandever avenue and Thatcher
street might spread TO the nearby
.homes, a Negress. last night, sent ia
flre alarm from box i64. The dis
trict companies responded and soon
cxtinglished the blaze.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

II you are not sure of your
condition. 60 20 your doctor and
have him take your blood count
and see where you stand OF else
make the following test yourself;
See how long You can work or
how FAR you can walk wfthout
becoming tired next take yWo
i've grain tablets OF Nuxated
Iron three times per day atter
meals for two weeks. Then test
your strength again and zee how
much you have gained
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

privately. a. n IL feared Tho jail en-
closure would BE- stonncd.
He will be hangd on a soaffold In
the open in tho iallyard OF a nearby
lot
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
ANnTHER SPEAKER

SEATTLE, June 30.-Bin Cunning
ham. ouinelder for the Seattle club.
Is said 10 be another Iris Speaker.
He's one OF those classy 1y-chasers
who makes hard chances look easy.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

New Castle county schools proportion
OF the $4,000 is about 10000.
The extra State appropriation also
makes IT possible for the rate In the
speciaI districts 70 be reduced below
that tentatively fixed last week The
New Casfle special district rate was
reduced from g6 10 76 cents. and New
ark from SO TO % cents. BY request
OF the members OF the board of edu-
cation OF the dupont school special
district the rate there 70 cents. was
allowed to-remaln at that figure. No
action has been taken'as yet as TO the
Ciaym0nt district.
II ~ou are seeking position as sales
man lust search The Want Ad col
uronE Adv
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
TRANSPORTATION.
TRANSFORMATIONS,
Emz~ To Philadelphia
S and Chester
Schedule In Eject June n, 1p2n.
Subject 70 Change Without Notice.
STANDARD TINE.

Schedule in Eject June Il, lp2n.
Subject 70 Change Without Notice.
STANDARD TINE.
Week Days.
Leave Wilmington. Fourth Street
wharf. for Philadelphia. 1So. 300. IN 90
A. NJ, $50. S.oo. AS. 600. 100 and $50
on m Saturdays an additional trip. $50
rsnve philadelphia for Wilmington.
7so 800. 100 A. Al. $50, 400. t.i5. 600
'0S On ! ssisrdsy.- additional trip. at TAO
and 80 Y. NJ.
on sundays and holidays, leave both
wilminrton and Philadelphia at 7s0.
q oO 1870 A. NJ ~ O'Clock noon. $50.
100 4.ih. 400, 100 $50 and 02O u. NJ
vyri.MIN CTON-PENNs KOUTE
Week days. Except Saturdays.
Lave Wilmington $40. 100. SEQ. 0oo.
m oo 100 A. N, ~ o'clock noon, 100.
200, AGO, 400. 400. 400. $40. 1000 and
~ ave Pennsrrove 500 TOO. 500. 200,
fno0. 100 A. NJ. n o'clock noon, 100
100. 500. 800. 200. ooa TOO. oloo
and 100 p NJ
On Saturdays. Sundays and holidays
additional trips Leave Wilmington TOO
90 aud MOO II. NJ Leave ReuusErovt
400. 1000 and ilfo p N.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

Houses TO rent and apartments for
rent will be best advertised In tbe
Want Ads this week.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
REsORrs-ATI.ANTIc CITY.
HOTEL NORMANDIE.

Kcufuclly Ave. NcaF thc Beach.
pIevator private bath, superior table,
ocean view rooms Near boardwalk
chnrchcs. piers and depote. Free batting
from h0-eL Dancing. $50 NJ daily.
Special weekly. J. HAMILTON.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
Villa Nova and Annex

Ocean Avenue. Near Beach.
HomeIikc and attractive. Ocean view
betha Moderate ratea. American and
European plan. Table and service a
special feature. Capacity 200 Booklci
MRS. ]. STOREY. Owner & PrOp.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

The Wants provide capabie work
.ers In every line or proftzble en-
deavOr
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
cORnNFR ETNDS S5n.

The Want Ads will help YOU to helr
yourseff.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
s1o King ST., store and cellar. with
running water.
s. r. Cor. Fourth and King Sta: srd
door, z2r45 feet; fth floor. 4fxfO feet.
Apply Only 10
A.w. PosEY or G. II. HAYDEN.
Phone 1s2. 200 W. Ninth St
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
Try Clarendon Hotel

VIRGINIA AVENUE, NEAR BEACH.
Every room With hot and cold running
water Capacity, 900. Always open. All
modern improvements. Private baths
Write for rates. Ownership management
MONROE HuTCHlNS.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
REAL EsTATE-FoR RENT.
For RENT

fO7 West Ninth street.
Twenty-second and Lamotte street
$40 Shipley street
StOre-Suitable for Wholesale busi-
ness. iO2-i0i West Firth sheet.
SCHWATZ INVEST. CO., Inc,
Real Estate, 712 Ford Bldg.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
How Nuxated Iron
Feeds the Blood
Helps Restore Wasted Tissue and Gives Increased
STRENGTH. Power and Endurance

01fhoui ron men 57lIly
Ferdinand King YORK PiNaiclah
Nfo5,c,l Author Iron red TELLS
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
c. .O.P. CONVENTION
CALLED FOR MAY 8
GaIliher knnogno:s Date to
Choose Delegates 10 Chicago.
Headquarters Opened.

a cFr for R"rrrl an S'atc con
v"nt'oa G,r the D'5.rct o. Go'umbiu
% c''oo.c del "a - To thc y publican
tipnsl cen, au,"u has boon t-'u"
b. 'hr.rrran Niiia - r. GsliihrC' Of
IA STA conn, tee. The conve,tio'.
MI ~ hc'G IN ipc white psrior q
the. NCY Ibb.tt "u Ne !nCoUay even
.uE
TotiEs N" opposition which lac
jUst been aroused srlOHs cCr.a'n re
pub.i"aua who VI. h o prima"! h.r.,
Nj. Gq!llher said "a, legs Co. chosen
20 lend the STATE convention have
been selected In maun r prysCr he"
by The ru' OF IA" uat,onul q. O. f..
leade"a, aud tHal the ln"Nc ior the
q nvCafion IL perfectly +, Su.or la ov-
cry way.
On the O'Lcr h2ui. Ecpu5licsus,
I,si"d bS Col. - uiv,i JuncE, who
have issued cell tor a city-wld"
primary on May 8, today established
headquarters at 80 Louisiana ave
nue and placed "a rye banner across
tie Ir,nI OF the building reading,
"For the WIN Of he People; Not the
win OF the Dcsses."
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
Births, marsia9ss,
Leaths
col. J. 7. McGRAW DIES
ON TRAIN NEAR HERE
Notices MGy &c Phoard Unia
c p. NJ, MdiH 900. BruHea o.

Stricken wlta h3arl disease OF a
gain between Washington and Ds!t'-
pore. Cyl john z. MsG.sN, Demo
|rallc uEt.oHal coG.n'l.tCemsn from
|Nest Nlrg MIA. died !s5t night shout
|o.G0 oh.
ne wa laNen ~ iu New York or
|iednesdsy, ana was en- route TO h s
ONE, Grafton. W. Va, when he Vas
|tricksn. The last rites OF the Cstho-
e church were a iministered TO tho
|yAg man b. the Rev. Father Fin
Fn, OF Catholic UniNorsitS, who MAS
IN the, train.
Colonel McGra1 Vas siNty-four
rosrs old and unmarried lie was nn
tuorncy by profession ard made his
l5-ne with his mother, MIS-. Mary ID.
Aco;raw. who is now more than nlnety
vears of age.
He had been Democratic nstions
for twenty years.
Iie was twice Caudida.e for tac
n tied States Senate.
When Colenel McGraw became i'll m
EeE York he sent for his nephew.
Iohn McGrsw WsrdeP, who is stu
TENT at Yale University. IL was &c.
|ided TO send the colonel horne. and
.c left yesterday, aeco rpa7ied b. II >
Mr.. Debcrr.z. snd
Iadse Ira L. Robinson. Of Grafton.
The body was broug,:t to Wash ng-
on last night, ard will be sent to
irsfton today for burial
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
STREET CAR FARES WILL
BE BOOSTED TOMORROW

Street car fares so up tomorrow.
Beginning at one minute after mid
night tonight, the rate or street car
fave in Washington will change from
seven 10 eight cents, with the privilege
of buying four metal tokens, each
good for one ride. for thirty cents.
Tickets will be good only until mid
night tonight. They may be redeemed
forH cash at the offices Of the two
street railway companies Free intra-
company transfers Will! be issued, with
a cent charge for intcr-compsny
transfers.
Fare boxes win also be pot in use
tonight. Passengers are instructed
TO drop metal tokens; or cash, into
fare boxes.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
JAMES LOCl<IiS,kD.

Funeral services Tor James Lock
heal, aeycnty-elsht yeais old. WHO
,.4,d suddenly Tuesday a. ihc home
OF sis granddaugutcr, VI. :. = CT T.
-ilGur, 5i32 'ThrtrCn,h street nortG-
West. will be herd lhis ai.clnoon at
The residence at ) o'c!o''k. Inter
ia.ft viii he in Mt. Ol,vct Ccm"tery
Mr.. Lockhead was born in Edin-
Lu. sh. Scotlsnd. and .i cd norc -.
.siNiy years. He Was Vet ran Of tAe
,h:I war. lie is survived by one
lro her. Charles; a sister, Elizabeth.
I,f This city; Mrs. Il. .. Royal, o!
!, narleston, S. C., and three sons,
,. .oport Lockhcad. OF Bcrsan, y. G;
Yalor Frank Lock head, of Camp Ecu-
hing, Ga, and James Lock~ead, OF
1 his city
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
G. ". U. C0-EDS TALEAD
CAMPUS SNAKE DANCE

Pretty George Washington Univer'
sity goods, IN girg'am dresses. will
lead the snake dance which tomo'-
row formal = will IHuusurate tie old
clothes movement AZ the institution
Students and faculty members who
have ioined the Old C'othes club,
otherwise known as the Modern
EmU.atOrs OF the Lowry snake, and
VINO have sworn IL. initiate the snake
ard wear their clothes until they drop
OFT, VIII gather a, l9:3J o'clrck to-
morrow afternoon on the 60 npus at
m" rear of tho hr,s and science De-
parment building, C street, between
Twentieth and Twenty first streets
northwest.
Every. one will wear TIE oldest
q otkes that can De found in the fam
lily rag bag Fetched trousers, shiny
coats, sHayged dresses, all Will be on
hand. While the ragged boys and
girls squirm about the campus in
symbolic snake dance. they VIII sing
a weird refrain: Wen wear 'em.
wear 'em, wear 'cm, till they drop
clean on" The girls aIso vii sing
Patches" the officls! song Of the
club.
II the snake dancers are sufficient
ly ragged to make a startling appear
ance. they will b" marched through
the downtown section for inspection
by the city. according 10 Samuel Bern
stein. one OF the leaders OF the move
meus. Others on the committee In
charge OF arrangements for the DEM
ouatration are John Gambs, Herman
$. Hoffman. and n. Janney Nichols.
Pernsteln estimates that by tomor-
row more than 500 students will have
signed the pleG~e TO buy no more
new clothes nstl prices Tumble
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
FLoaAL DESIGNS

FUNERAL. DESIGNS
OF every description. Moderate pr!te,
GJng,
1914 y ST ~ w
I ,tNyh hRs for all nrcp,ioBs. Csl tT,rkEn
,SOe, residence. rrsnklin llos. GEO. H.
SDOkE. iios Conn. ave.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
BIRTHS
SONS


William ". and Lillian Day.
.CuIS r. and Margaret \. BecN
Qrard y. auu nary 4. Stewart.
: oseph and Rosa GaulZa.
!,.uluel and Beatrice Cards
Leo and Alice IT. BehrcnGt.
" easter and Ida y. Wiidinan.
Gerald J. and Charlotte l.. y Day.
:, amos r, and Aztec B. Hickey.
! rsncls and Nary f. Del BJrrell.
j vhn II. and Dszle j.. Horst.
William p. and Mildred l.. Hall.
George A. and Loretta ". krosgmsn
', iliam T. md Bessie L. FltGpa tr.Gn.
Joseph e. and Marguerite Y. hsinscr.
David h. aud Bla che kiSer,
John F. and Garlic VI. Berlin -
DAUGHTERS.
Raymond L. and George II. Gesman.
CHARLES y. and Name /. keroy.
William Il. and AietHe Patterson.
= oseph q. and Blanche r.. nsrlaGher.
Thomas l.. and Charlotte l. Aien.
,Cls, siand and Viola Y. SGinkcr.
l.Rery L. aud Mary +. EroNn.
l. ohn l.. and Evelyn V. BladeH.
George c. and Gertruce r.. Scn~eiGhert
\ smgs and Doris Witt.
k1croert W. and Helen f. DeTcreli.
Albert G. and Elizabeth ". Wright
LEugh and Mildred Brewster.
lila m q. and Mamie &. NiGSsL
yulius and Dora BiChOw.
Lyman NJ and Preds esr
GEORGE E. and Alice VI. rUtni9ge.
y, ouroe H. and Marion S,o"Aett.
,snoll X. and Bessie lsrbo,.
j snies Il. and hstIje Dorsey.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
CLAXI0N'S ATTORNEYS
ASK FOR AN ACQUTTAL

Justice Mccoy has taken under ad-
yiseIuent until Monday motion Of
Arthur n. ClaVton, fOrInrr trcasu er
OF tho Munsey Trust CompaI.. now
on trial for "mb"2z'enI or - 500
TO Instruct the Jury for aoGuit a..
n, DAVIS, OF counsel FOR an" dc.
fehdant nalHt.iRs that the Govern
ineut has failvd TO make a caFe.
An ALLEGED confoss GA u CIaNton
VAS mrJduCcl by lne prosesu hon
Hi.Cr a hard rSil.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
DEkIhS

Tnun,aF u tsel,E. ~. yta. St Eliza Hos
osor.s y. strse,. q, ! A gtn =, a".
rtdsgick Frual, 10, 81 ~ : %, Nv.
i.Ila NrLalghlin. %, s5Cs AozsEt rt, NV,
G tt. riel Newman a., Wash Assl h's.
Jessie llsrrsh -. 2stQ vi ave, NV,
James l,o,' head. 5!ie ~ ~, n.y.
a'.,.,.r b, rs = ~, ~
J s,oh ", q .'dra e.. lai4 san -. nv.
glrnrr. ARds-eAn {, lnlcrEen'y lice
,'.sa h SNirleg - - l'"U'}C o. s.. ~,
SeiHe John. "a, 60. SEA Bryant -. nv.
t'spn'e Harris. IS, Washington Asyi; tos
Thiilp Anderson. %, NsSL NsyiuhE IL"
Mary Bass = Jaus., siS - AZ ~.
Irisit Sf odeil arl AidTlch Thomas ] dy
Irfsn ~ nsnlci y. snd ECis stewart. s
hrs. COlnnsbis Hos.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Fred A. Anderson so, ana Clara Lbvln, 49,
WAikesbarre, Pa. Tho Rev. #. f.. laws
Richard u, Tattor, 81, ana Alice VI. Town
ssrd so. The Rev. r. Y. Copcs.
James ~. penison, -, bnd Susie N. Thonp-
son, 80, PARK Grove, 4. TIE kcN. J. r.
Ldwin II. L.w,s. Ss, and Matte Myrck
Harrison. &c. Teterseurs. Va. The Ec'.
:. Il. Greene.
Harry O. Cook, 90, and EHs Nae ruell -,
Young Harris, Ca. The Re-. Il. T.
S.ewSrs
James r. Ryan, a.. and Myrtle Cole, -.
ros Rev. " Fletcher.
rsul William Tlather, -, and Mary Alice
lruinp. 90 The Rev. II. Monk.
Milton Charles Boyt. -. Concord, Tex, md
FLORENCE Regina Oehmsn, -. The Rev,
I, E. Wheeler
y ulism J. O'connor. -. and Ruth Rab-
bitt, is. baltimore, Md. The Rev. T.
vurph-
v cbstef NJ. Thompson. -. and Anne N.
Embls7, 20 func, Va. The Rev. X, II.
,,cI(iin.
r crdore H. Columbus, "a. and luits ".
Jones 90 The Rev II e. Snythe.
Harry Graham RrccGcnridsc, 81 Leesours,
- Va. and Alma Gertrude william 20.
Herndon, w.. The Re-. j. ". Brggs
~ ~ l. Bsu2ber, IS, Richmond Va" and
Rhetts n. trcst. 20, Victoria. Va. The
EeN. !. n .TCnrIPs
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
AsxEn G. r. SHOEMAKER.

Abner c. r. Shoemaker. 81 years
bid, OF l4o7 New York avenue north
vest died at Atlantic City Wednesday
hight after "A lingering Illness OF
ternicious auemia.
Mr.. Shoemaker was the son of the
| |atc Louis r. Shoemaker, and sue
Iceded his father in the real estate
business here. They body will be
Brought here and funeral services
kiii be held from s.. Paufs Catholic
Dhurch tomorrow morning. az ,
o'clock. Inter ent Will be IN Rock
cre,k Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
GIRL OVERCOME CT Gas.

Dsr Vcot,v u! So ~
to the oulice. was esrapnS from a
defective gas heat %. AuMr E,ppo D.
gourt, cr scar. old go - Gaia str""t
.utrv. - Wa removed 10 tsc
emergency Hospital ta'J g4, H
fs &c 'prc cd To fcrJ'.s
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
cnAnLEs u. DoDsoN.

Charl, l.. nodson forLy-,hree wars
|cid. .Sied yesterday afternoon AT his
res i6ncc 52i Tennessee avenhc
p5rlheast, after q short illness. lie Is
errviyed by his wife, Ida T.. podson.
luneral services will be hsld at the
ionic TOMORROW afternoon at o'clock.
IN osmrnt viii bo In Clonwooi Ccn!e-
4 ny
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
LECTURE POSTPONED.

The a aidi, ~ Ulrp ~. 'aart'S Az
phon so Slni n uf the United states Ma
val Acsdciuy wa 10 haze dri'NtieJ
~ tho V omeu's city club on ''atrrday
afternoon ~ i.ih o'clurh, hv- been
Dos,pou,d uutii SSturdBg afternoon,
MaN -
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
MEDAL FOR DR.. MAYO.

Tie rHr icp'rtr,rt anrounrcd ~.
.sy tfst t"' Charles II Eyu d.
haIged', 0f E,rl eater Sim. dis-
The Washington times., 1920-04-30

tingUigh'd suiUCuu, ia7 b'Cn awarded
the Distinguished s,Trics Mcopi for
k.F Ffra 'faf iN tN. ft a g. atsnlnn p'
th. ,eiica' .oFy!c. OF tie army dui-
luz tie WUT
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
DEATHS

IsNRREI--Depsrtrd this life WeUnesds,
April IS 1870. vt 9:lJ =. M. at her rec
denCe, 1905 kcn!iwor;h avenue ncrti.
east, ALICE NJ, beloved niece OF Lch,
I and IDA y. Bsr5cr, daushter OF &. ~
ard Alice ". Barber, deces. ted.
Funeral frrnI Wentworth presbytcri.n
Chapel. Friday, Anrl 30, ~ = p, N, IN.
tsrrncnt G!onwood Cemetery. Eeisii,es
md friends invited.
rIl'NE--on W ednesdsy. April -, 1870, ~
j,OnEress Netghts, y. g" al M,
THOMAS u. PAYNE, formerly frs, ser.
rrant Niacteonth Company, Coast Artil-
lcry. retired.
E'uners, a. 10 a M. SATURDAY.. at Ar.
lipgton Cemetery,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-25
MUSTANG SAM, DEAD-EYE
AND KIT CARSON SOLD

New York--U. N. S.)--"Then Young
Wild West drew his truaty weapon,
nrcd point blank az the maddoned red.
skin, olutched his desert flower about
the waist and. with his mustang, thln-
dered through the Indian village
Every boy remembers how he used 10
sneak his colored pnpar.hnc novel Of
thrills from Its hiding place. and. at
the risk OF severe ohaAtisement, pore
frantically through tho thrilling pages
Little did he. or tho father and mother
who Objected. realize that some day
those very roveis would be regarded
ms literary valuableH and placed upon
the auction block TO be sold at huge
prlces.
Ncverthelesa. Dick Deadeye and his
partner. "Roarin' BIN went under the
hammer here recently at the Anderson
galleries, and brought exactly ss,1gs,2O
As many millions wouldn't have
bought the thrills which NIL tho fascl-
mating clan OF the paper-bncks gave 10
the youth Of previous generations.
Some siG dime novels OF the old style
tho kind In which nm Indian Bit tho
dust at every turn OF the page--wcre
placed on sale. They represented TWEEN
" years Of effort on the part OF Or
Frank y. O'Brien Of this city, who has
visited thirty states in making tho col
lection OF fast disappearing little books
and pamphlets relating to American
Let the d-timers listen to some Of
the titles OF DR. O'nrlen'a collection,
and W they don't get an old -fnbhione
thrill. then Indeed the memory of their
boyhood has vanished from their souls,
There was "Iiedtop nube. the Vlgi.
liant Prince. or tho Black Regulators 0f
Arlzona." Tombstone Dick the Train
Pilot, or Tho Traitors Trail" Pacific
Pete, the Prince Of the Revolver"
Exit Carson. King Of Guides" Lend
VILE Nick, the Boy Sport. or The Mad
Miners Revenge" ARIZONA Joe, the
Boy Pnrd of Texas Jack" Lighthouse
Llbe. or The Firehrand Of the Ever
glades;' "'rhc Desperate Dozen. or Tho
Fair Flend:" "NighthRwk Kit. or The
Daughter of tho Ranch" and many,
many others
just listen 10 the description witch
Mustang Sam. the Mad Rider ~ the
Plains" gives ~ himself You hx who
] be7 I'm Mustang Sam, the high
muckamuck ~ u pluTibus tnum' l
was got by hull whale out of n lce-
berg kin yell louder. run furder. ride
faster. shoot rtraighter. jump higher,
toll bigger Hes. ent more poor hull and
jump outside ~ more chain liEhtnin'
was ever Pumped I'm the man what
swum M the nlg Kenyon of the Col-
orado on my back I'm the critter what
climbed IN n CREASED rainbow and bit
the highest p'lnt m % the new moon
I'm Mustang Sam
DESPITE all this. Mustang Sam brought
only 81 b0
The novels were bought by various
collectors The highest price was paid
Tor twenty eight volumes Of Hehdlc
CO.'S weekly magazine, Tho SATURDAY
Star Journal pF RoscnhArh, acting
FOR q wrstcrn collector. got the set
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-25
Stuart Gibboney, One of Nc
Adoo's Closest Friends,
C0nferS With Leaders.
SEEKS VOTES FOR. M'AD00
Franklin Roosevelt and others
Playing Up "Milledge-
vile Letter"
(HY DAVID NJ. cHURcH.)

.. San Francisco. June 25.-O. N. S.)-
stuart g, Gibboney, OF New York,
close friend of William Gibbs Nc
Adoo, appeared on the scene here to-
day and put soft pedal of the efforts
OF enthusiasts who are continuing to
Keen the McAdoo boom alive.
Gibboney refused to affirm or deny
that he came to. San Francisco as a
ted however. he had been with McAdoo
Just before leaving for San Francisco.
II was learned on excellent authority
that Gibboney Is letting 1t be known
that while McAdoo is not seeking the
nomination he would not reject it If
the convention selected him as the
nominee a.
Soon after Gibboney's arrival, a num-
Der Of printed copies OF McAdoo's letter
to Miller Bell, of Milledgeville, Ca,
from the. Georgia primaries were being
circulated. In this letter McAdoo de-
clared: I'm a democracy like ours the
obligations Of good citizenship are SUI
preme, and ! would therefore regard 1t
as the imperative duty of any man to
accept the nomination If it should come
to him unsolicited"
Thomas B. Love, national committee
man from Texas. who has been very
determined In his statements that the
was one OF the first men with whom
Gibboney sought a conference today.
It is understood that Gibbony's mission
is to still all preconvention booming
and to urge that the delegates make
their choice with the understanding
that McAdoo still stands by his state
ments in the Milledgeville letter.
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, assistant Sec
retary Of the navy, is today preparing
to launch a movement to secure some
of the New York delegation votes for
McAdoo in the convention. Roosevelt
will appeal have the unit rule set
aside for the New York delegation, in
five votes for McAdoo.