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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09
Salvation Army Into Social
Conditions.

, The big bass drum is heraldine tn,
advent and perfection of the Saliva
ton Army Home Service Program
for 1920.
The Advisory Boards through1l,
the country are in massed form get.
ting together and nothing short of 8
pinnacled success is assured
On September 10th, every County
tAdvisory Board will send four dele,
gates to the Salvation Army State
Convention which will be held in To-
peka, Kansas, at time and place to
be decided upon in the course of the
next few days.
The amalgamated statistical re-
Lorts on the social conditions of the
State of Kansas ntnineteen count q
in western Missouri, which ccmp-.ss
the Kansas State Division, will be
placed upon the table, from which a
complete report will be compiled and
cad to the members of the State Adj
visory Board and auxiliary members
supplied from the County ADVISORY
Boards.
In this way it will very easily be
determined what the requirements OF
the division are, and show how they
may be prevented and corrected
through tn medium of the sixteen
major activities embodied in the Sal
walton Army Home Service Program
| for 1920.
At this conference the entire de-
mands of the different counties, as
shown by their statistical reports on
co,,,n1 conditions ,x,;1t H. 4
and apportioned pro rata.
This wilEbe- the first TIME in the
history of Kansas and Missouri that
representative bodies of men from
each county have got together in one
body to discuss matters of this ma.
ture, in all endeavor to bring pre-
.entive measure to bear, instead of
curative or corrective one.
The plan of operation is the most
practical one of its kind that has
ever been thought out and it took
some OF the greatest and most edit
Gated OF Salvation Army brains to
perfect it. The chain of completely |
connected links will be so far reach |
ing, as between Advisory Boards and
Salvation Army institutions, person
'N'' N'N'"N1 ou'ANAJ diAo ~ oil |
treatments, that no matter where =
case may demand any one of the Sal
walton Army's sixteen major activity
treatments, such will be brought to
the very doors of the sufferers in a
minimum of time, and succor will
thus be extended to all in need in all
walks OF life.
Already Advisory Boards in all
sections of the country have started
% function, and all sorts and condi-
ions of cases have received the care
If Salvation Army treatment, wh;th
would otherwise have emptied them
selves into the large cities, with dis
.strous results attending. However,
such cases are in the minority until
he perfection and the realization of
his program through the medium of
he Advisory Boards in conjunction r
With Salvation Army executives, for +
heir care and correction in magn,- G
led degree. -
And now to action. With massed {
orces and perfect alignment let us 4
repare to fight the social enemy in r
me of peace as we did the autocratic b
nemy iii time of war and let us rem I
ala ! gtR Caesar, the things that are
a.. | -
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

enough Totes ..asi.~~a...... <t'sesI,.- :.
willing to leave all policies and plans
ior future government OF this coun-
tt, to Republican bosses to figure
out; which is e,ninently satisfactory
to those men and the vested interests
Of the country they represent
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

company from discharging 'od thy
belonging to the union, was denied
Friday by Justice Siddons of the, avs
trict supreme court. Justice Siddons
held that employers have the right
to discharge employees who join a
labor union or continue membership
against the. wish of the employers.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

The anthracite industry was scEis,
Dusty. crippled Thursday by the w q
ont of insurgents in the ranks
United Mine Workers of AZ AM AM
1t is estimated. according to ma M
ports, that 10000 Qf--S~ t. ave-
anthfacite worksSeenday WIN o"
for duty and N1fe. ,-op
lieries m Sk.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

We, cannot supnly the d6maad for photo.
graphs dlihG Nov&m6er ind December.
To meet Ire emergency W are offering
special indueement for early ensagemehts
q follows:
Sept. rst 70 Oct Ist, IS per cent discount
on Ill phosoGfaphs md pemtiAgs..
Oct. Ist 70 Nov. rst 10 Per cent discount
After Nov. Ist. regular prices viii prevail.
COME IN lid Zee our work whether you de-
sire photos or not.
FOX STUDIO
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09
,,x, Executors Notice.

All the represemarr
men of Butler are sparing nothing l.
make this 1920 gathering two big
gala days and make all feel welcome.
Come and let us show you. See
large. bills,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09
Divorces to Equal Marriages by ,s:

Chcago-Unless something is
to- check the ever-increasingf
of divorces Chicago will
wrecked homes by
ss sssh BY va; yiT9(ofice to Customers
Chicago !
mott poi:
year IT,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

school Clothes at Black 4 Sons.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

or BUTLER

or CUTLER
on Which You Can Always Bank"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
OLDSNfOBHE CAR STOLEN

Herman Kirchner. 5Il Riverside
reported 90 the police Thursday
brninr that thieves took bis ola
bible touring car "Wednesday
khG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15

partment are efficient officers who
have been trained for the work and
beng such they AZ once seen the
worth o. county fish and game pro-
tective associations and weat about
the work Of establishing one il. each
county n the state.
October Is regarded the ideal
month .or live bait fishermen for
streams. The bass fisherman IS row
in mis- favorite season. No one will
dispute the theory that tho largest
ones arc taken during this month.
There is no treking about from one
1shlng hole 20 another. one will To-
cate az deep pool where there are
logs or large rocks and stay there
the entire day. The bass now are
i'm deep water and must be sought
there. The larger streams are best
and the deeper the pool the better.
In such places you will ind the big
fellows ana no where else. The live
bait question is somewhat trou BILE
some this season. AinnOWs are the
bait TO use but are hard TO procure
for they are likewise In the deeper
pools and SEEMING them is more Of
a problem than during the warm
days when they are found in the
shadows. About the only successful
method is 10 use a glass or wire
trip which should be set in about
two feet of water at the upper end
OF a deep rifle. The water at this
season carries a temperature close
10 the freezing point and il is no
gratifying pleasantly 10 get in over
your boots
Many of the regular fishing fans"
who fish up TO a time when the first
snow flies lay jim "A supply Of live
minnows sufficient TO last them
through the entire season. As TO
the species of minnow which is con-
sidered TO have the best qualification
there is much adverse opinion How
ever there are theories which possess
merit I'm connection with tins sub
lect which some will swear by
There is one thing certain the willy
bass Is freakish and will take bait
in so many ways and under such
circumstances at times. that I have
sometimes thought the cunning of
the angler is more ina ginary than
real at least where live bait Is used.
Since good large minnoWs are so
hard TO get at this time of the year
and because Of the fact that the
angler by staying in one place can
easily use several rods IL will be Of
much interest 10 him to try all
species thereby getting the expert
cnce which after all is the best
teacher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
INDIANS ADJOURN
TO WINTER HOMES
Cleveland's Champions Will
Spend Off Months From
Coast to Coast.

CLEVELAND Ohio. oct. IL
Members OF the champion baseball
club begun 20 disband Thursday ard
by Thursday night most Of them
were enroute % their homes in vari-
Gus parts of the country At least
seven expect TO winter here BILL"
Wambsganss and George Uhle. are
residents Of Cleveland. Elmer Smith
and Jack Craney usually sTend most
of the off season here. DOC" Johns
ton has taken over a billiard parlor
for the winter and steve O'Neill and
Ray Caldwell expect 10 enter the
automobile trade.
Speaker to Texas
Manager Iris Speaker. after a
weeks fishing n Canada with Catch
or Les Nunamaker and other friends.
Will return 10 Texas to look after
his business interests. Nunamaker
will rejoin him In Hubbard Texas
and the two win hunt and fish for
several weeks on the Gulf Of Mexico.
Stanley CoveleSkie. after A brief
visit 10 his home in Shamokin. Pa.
Will join Outfielder Joe Wood ON a.
hunting trip. Wood will spend the
fishing in New Jersey. Jim BaEby
returns 10 his business in Augusta.
Ga
Evans a Doctor
Larry Gardner is going back to
Enosburg. Vermont where he has
a big garage and repair shop. Charlis
Jameson VIII sell groceries in Pater-
son. y j. After visiting his family
i'm Mississippi. Or. Joe Evans. will
resume his work in a St Louis hos
pital Inhelder Harry Lunte also re-
turns 10 St. Louis Chester Thomas
will go 10 Los Angeles. where he
expects 10 be connected with a movie
picture company George Burns viii
return 10 his home in Philadelphia
and Joe Sewell 10 Tuscaloosa. Ala.
where he viii complete his college
education.
Guy Morton Will winter ar Vernon.
Ala. Walter Mails on the Pacific
coast and Pitcher Bob Clark in New
port. Pa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
BEAT Gary" is Slogan Of South Bend High for
In the Great Outdoors

The Indiana Fish, Game and For
est league will meet on oct. % at
10 o'clock a. m. in the Palm room CT
the Claypool hotel. indianapolis.
Former notices sent out announcing
this meeting was TO the effect that
the league would meet at the Den
ison hotel but on account OF earlier
engagements by other parties the
rooms were not available and the
change was made 10 the Claypool
hotel. Every local fish and game
organization should have "A repre-
sentative at this meeting. This
should include every shooting club.
angling club, hunting or fishing club
and all local fish and game protec-
tive associations. The Indiana league
Is the state organization for all out
door wild life sports. With a strong
organization many reforms can be
made through legislation. With a
weak organization much hard work
must be done by a few with uncer-
tain results.
IL is wrong for sportsmen 70 crit
lcize either the state organization or
the state department or both as is
sometimes the case. IT is the duty
of every one who would conserve the
wild life Of our state 10 interest him
self first in his local county organ
ization and then in the state organ
ization. II is clearly his duty to
connect himself with both and make
himself a working unit thereof. It
is his duty 10 help perfect such or
CARNATIONS rather than stand of and
as a non-member criticize the doings
of these organizations. Nothing is
ever accomplished by telling the
other fellow what ought TO be done.
or TO wrangle about what is going
on that is not right. The thing for
the Indiana wild life conservationist
20 do is 70 get with the Indiana
league, help 10 build this organiza-
ton up and make himself useful in
the work and not be an idle critic
passing scornfully upon the work
which others have been unable TO aC-
complish for lack Of numbers.
The Indiana Fish. Game and For
est league Is practically a new or
ganizatiOn hardly yet I'm a good
working condition. It needs the
help Of every lover Of outdoor sports
10 make il an organization of power.
The league needs the counsel of able
men who should contribute their
trained resources in an effort 10 per
tuition. There is nothing more i'm
ortant than 10 attend the meeting
on oct. % and assist in electirE good
men TO fiji the offices.
The time is here when sportsmen
instead of congregating and telling
one another about their prowess and
bility in the art of filling the game
bag or krccl should assemble for
consultation in celebrating on the
best way TO repienish the fields and
waters. The Indiana fish and game
department without the help of a
strong sportsmen's orga nization cor
stantly in the field 10 back il up IS
weak institution. Wonderful i'm
provement has been made by this
department since il has been made
division OF a non political COM
mission and the principle factor in
obtaining this Improvement is the
fact hat the incumbants Of the de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
REPRODUCE HUSKER
GAMEAT n. D. GYM
Youngsters to Garry Out Play:
Indoors as Returns Are
= Received.
ny FRANK WAIIAOF

Notre Dame and it's students are
preparing 10 show the football world
what loyal backing and school spirit
will do towards sending the Irish
team into the Nsbrask game with
morale that VIII make victory a
mere matter or routine A farewell
rally IN the gymnasium for the
members or the sQuad was held
Thursday al noon and the returns OF
The game viii be- received IN the
gym Saturday afternoon. accom-
panied BY all the cheers and thrills
OF the actual same: and when Coach
Rockne drives his ''tSin So" on
| the Nebraska Ertdron the squad
will know that the students are not
az the movies but watching and
waiting and cheering
Must Beat Nebraska
Winning from the Coruh uskers is
l. matter OF college pride and CO.
j. operation. and the student body has
been its duty and viii do 10 In a
manner fitting the occasion. Notre
.Danle must win from the westerners
q remain In the race fer honors.
The old ND" spirit WIFI soar
|vhen the returns are received sat-
{lrday. as IL always mounts when
he team has real opposition. Every
4 -TUQHrL u tAhEANrA t4 Allf p y ll Oh
5ha big meeting and boxing and
*hther sport events viii take place
+ between halves and before the re-
turns commence The game will be
@olayed on a miniature EridirCn with
aninlms fr1m ST. Edwards represent
80 the coutesting teams When a
Eixty pound Capt. Coughlin stops a
i rive or hundred pound Gipp
&ulis a man O. war" the cheers
An be just - loud ard quite as
%trong as II the big boys were there.
nd when the lighting Irish es-
bsish a mandate over the Nebras-
a goal line they viii. know that the
4ang IS shouting itself hoarse on A
* UND."
Cheer leader A. y. Slaggert who
arranging the two meetings an
ounced that an invitation Is eN-
rnded 20 an supporters Of the team
rom South Bend 90 attend the
zane" at the gymnasium. Music
Il ill De furnished by the college or
aestra-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
STREET PARADE
THIS AFTERNOON
Is BIG AFFAIR
All Students Will Invade Bust
ness District 10 Stir Up
Pepper.
BY MIKE NTKos.

Beat Gary" is The slogan being
worn BY every student or South Bend
high school for the sectional
clash which occurs Saturday after
noon At the J. d. Oliver field between
the football warriors representing
Emerson high or Gary and Coach
Grandsen's orange and blue eleven.
Beat Gary has been served TO
the students bon a dozen varieties dur
ing the past week. and wherever stu
dents meet the conversation immc-
diafely drifts 20 the slogan.
Beat Gary" viii Doe impressed
upon the minds OF South Bend citi-
zcus this afternoon when the student
body viii march zen masse' through
the business district % stir up inter
est In the game. In view Of the fact
that there is 40 game at Notre Dame.
the west side Eridirou is expected 60
be packed a detail of police will
look after tho safety of the crowd.
I'innl SCTimuugc.
Coach Grandson had the warriors
run through their final scrimmage
before meeting the strong agsrega-
tiou from Emerson high of Gary.
This is the first meeting Of the
schools I'm two yegrs. the schools
breaking relations after rumpus at
the steel city which ended in Gary
being put out OF the T. II a. a.
Dutch Braseiemc. former Y. VI.
a.. A. director of this city U.s. coach
ing the orange and eray of Gary. The
last meeting OF the two teams end
ed in "A score Of Is 90 i'm the favor
q Emerson. and the locals viii put
in a THAR Eurhf n a.
defeat The Mishawaka suburbs won
victory over over the Gary team
by the score OF is 10 early this
season. A chance will be given the
locals 20 show how they will COM
pa re with the Mishawaka team when
the two meet later on In the sea-
son.
Snappy Talk
In yesterdays workout Coach
Gransden gave a snappy talk 10 the
squad on the defects shown In their
scrimmage with the Carroll hall
eleven Wednesday. The squad was
then given a stiff workout with the
second team. the varsity showing
marks of Improvement over their re-
cent workouts.
The coach. expecting many line
plunEes Saturday strengthened the
line by shifting MaXey 90 guard.
kuuk a new man has shown flashes
OF speed for the other guard berth.
Edwards continues 20 rip or big
gains and great things are expected
OF him in the gruelling contest with
the Emerson eleven. SabO, Sluss and
Striclsier have been improving in
their Interference lately and with
This well formed backheld and with
the line opening up big holes the
orange and blue squad are expected
to play a first class Offense game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
JOHNSON OPPOSES
MEET OF MOGULS
Difference of Opinion Exists
Regarding Major League
Session.

NEW YORK. oct. IA diff
ference Of opinion exists between
President Johnson Of the American
League and Pres't Heydler Of the
National League regarding the ad-
visibility of holding a meeting Of
Che major league club owners to
plan for the future of baseball while
the Cook county grand jury is in
session i'm Chicago. Pres't Heydler
Thursday night made public tele-
grams relative to the meeting which
has been called for Monday at Chi
cagO.
1T is my Judgment to hold a
meeting Of major league club own
ers at this time would be q mis-
take. said Mr.. Johnson's telegram
20 Mr.. Heydler. The Cook county
grand jury has been reconvened and
will continue its investigation into
-he deplorable conditions that ex-
ist in professional baseball.
Important Testimony.
Much important testimony will be
presented which must weigh heavi-
IS in the future deliberations of the
self-appointed custOdians OF the
game"
President Heydler's telegram 20
the American League head said the
action of the National League MEM
bers in extending an urgent invita-
ton 20 the league and club presi-
dents OF the American League TO
attend the proposed meeting, was
unanimous. The meeting was called.
said Mr. Hydler 20 discuss and
formulate plans for the future gov
eminent Of and the safeguarding Of
professional baseball.
Our people viii be there. the
telegram continued They are
firm IN the belief that public senti-
ment viii brook no delay where
such vital matters as the good re-
pute Of the national game the pro-
lection of all honest players. and
the protection Of immense proper
ty rights are concerned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15

for high honors among the profcs-
SIGNALS with 14S
Art RisSner topped the shooter,
for the 900 targets for the Two days
missing only five birds. Stutz was
second, breaking 294 clay pigeon.
In 500 attempts.
In the team race Ohio carried
away the honors, having a total of
LAO for the two days while Indi-
ana was second with 1922. Illinois
came third with l. AIS.
Tn the distance handicap today
r. c. Cook. of Rockville, Ohio. car
ried away the hOnOrs. breaking 40
targets out a possible 50 from the -
yard mark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
MANY SURPRISES
ON CIRCUIT CARD
Single G.. and Plausible Beat
Their Fields in Respec-
tive Heats.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct 1.-THE
card Of the Eve races OF getaway
day at the grand circuit meetins
here was a most interesting one and
surprises were furnished in the 2:O2
pace and three year old trot when
Single G., and Plausible beat their
fields The features were the 2:O5
trot won in straight heats by the
Favorite Media and 2:O2 pace in
which Louie Grattan. winner OF the
free for all pace was forced 20 lower
her colors 20 the veteran Single G.
The three year old trot was con-
coded 20 Natalli the Great by ex-
perts. but she was badly of form
and plausible took the second and
third heats when Natalie broke.
The first division OF the 2:17 trot
was won by Media with the erratic
but not until after Hobnob had
beaten her in the first heat
Mightell by her victory became
the only triple winner OF the meet
Ing.
Second Division.
The second division Of the 2:17
trot went four heats with the Great
MCGregor the winner Of the last two
heats and the race.
The 2:05 trot a three heat affair
was won by Media with the crractic
Charley Rex furnishing most Of tho
contention Charley got away fast
on the outside IN the second heat
and led all the way until well into
the stretch when Media overhauled
him in . vigorous drive.
Three carloads OF horses are ex-
pected 10 leave for Atlanta Friday
for the final meeting OF the grand
circuit season.
Summaries.
Three Year old Trot. Two i'm Three
Purse $1,000.
Plausible, b z, by Siliko.
Creamy Macy .........2 / l
Natalie the Great, h z. (Cox) . .
Time I'll "a: 2:1o3-4: e:1si-4.
2:17 Trot. Two I'm Three. First Divis-
ion, Purse 81 1000.
NIightell. by Mighty Onward,
W. Fleming .....2 I
Hobnob b &. Creamy Macy 4 ;
Steiner Simpson, h z. paige .
Carlotta. br m. (McConnelD 8 4
Betsy Tregantle blk m, (Mosler).
distanced. Charley Finch also start
ed.
Time 2:Os -: 2:O7 -: 2:O91-4.
pos Trot, 3 Heats, Purse $1,000
Media, b m. by Atlantic TX
press, Oh. Fleming) .......1 1
CnarleN Rex b 8, Mcmahon. ;
Or. Nick, blk g, (Stokes) ....2 3 s
Baron Gigantic. br h. (Mc-
Donald ...........4
Time 2:05; 2:O3 -: 2:O4 "a.
2:O2 Pace. i'm 3, Purse $1,000.
Single c.. b h, by Anderson
Wilkes, CAllen) ........ 1
Louie Grattan. b m, ". Fleming 8 .
Directum j.. blk d, page .....2
Ethel Chimes. b M, (Hodson) A
Time 2:O1 IL. 2:O2 II
2:17 TrOt. I'm 3, Second Division,
Purse $1,000.
The Great McGregor, br n.
by Peter The Great
CSwearingen) ...4 1
Miss ParkwOOd, b m. (N1id
boz ........ ,
Charley Herr Jr., b h,
tWhitel -........ .........l 3 3
Betsey Morrow, blk m.
Estes .........
Princess Robey. b m,
Greasy .... ........5
Barsac and Miss Jane Hall also
started
Time 2:1O: 2:1O1-4: 2.111+:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15

There IS someone in your family
who has big responsibility.
Food to buy for the table; clothes
for the children and grown-upS; new
household utensils, linen, furniture,
books and all the hundred and one
little things for which the family in
come is spent.
In most families one person does
the bulk of the buying. And it is
that persons job to see that the mon
ey is we'll spent-that you all get full
value for every cent that goes out.
The success of a family depends
on wise buying just as the success of
business does.
Wise buying means intelligent
buying. 1t is necessary to h ave
knowledge Of goods and stores.
The best way to get this knowl-
edge is by reading advertisements.
nty tell you Wnere ana when to
buy to advantage.
Not only the person who does
the buying but every member bf the
family should read advertisements.
1t is the duty of all the others I'd help
the one who does the buyirsg by
pointing out advertisements Ok new
goods and giving all the information
possible as to tastes and style: and
values
Advertisements are published for
your benefit. Make use of them by
reading them.
e. News-Tlmes for Results s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
OLYMPIC STAR LEADS
At STATE GUN SHOOT

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. oct. IA
H. r. Bonser, of Cincinnati Ohio,
member of the American Olympic
team. led the field AT the IndianaL-
oils Gun club Thursday in the sec
ond day Of the annual fall review.
Bonser had a perfect score for his
$50 targets. while Art RiSsner, of
Paris, H., broke 149 targets for sec
ond place. Sullivan with las was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
'HIEVES TAKE BANK
AND BROOCH FROM
PORTAGE ~. HOME

Mrs.. Z. z. Hclla- a. Portage ay..
Iported 90 poEcf TnuVsday MORN
4 that someone cntercA her home
|ednesday night and toos 3 small
|ooch SGT with Clipped diamonds
l. 8 small savings bank