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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-22
CHOLERA SPREADS.

TOXIC, Sept. 22,-F1fteen hundred
new cases of cholera have been discov-
cred in Korea, according to an official
statement issued at Seoul. This makes
the total number of victims Of the dis
ease more than 10000 of whom more
than 5000 have died.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-22
SHERIFF DESTROYS STILL

LEXINGTON. Tenn, Sept 20 .(Spl)
Sheriff William r. Wright, with his
son, Terry and Deputies ]. b. Smith
and Leroy eHath. destroyed a distlling
outfit Of so gallons capacity. No ar
rests were made, but warrants have
been issued by two persona
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-22
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

Listing liabilities as approximat ely
$500. William Darnell, locomotive fire.
man. living in Jackson, Tenn Tues
day filed a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy. No assets, except wearing APP
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-09

Madison, Jan. ten million pounds
of sugar were lost to consumers In Wis
consin. due to the ruling Of the United
States sugar equalization board, which
prohibited the shipment Of the last
crop of Cuban cane sugar west OF
Pittsburgh, according to evidence in the
hands of the state division Of markets,
which shows that Wisconsin whOlesal-
ers were compelled to give up l65 cars
of Eastern sugar because of federal
zone regulation. Much of the sugar
was contracted for at o cents q pound
and would have been sold u the pub
lie at from II to II cents q pound. The
sugar equalization board not only for
babe the filling of orders from the
West. but actually cancelled existing
contracts which had been made before
the ruling was passed. In cases where
contracts were Cancelled the wholesaler
was paid margin of half a cent per
mound as compensation.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-09
cheesemakers Meet Today.

Milwaukee, Jan. 1.-The largest con-
vention of cheesemakers in the United
States will be held at the Auditorium
on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
under the direction Of the Wisconsin
Cheesemakers association. There Will
he over 30 cheese exhibits from all
parts Of the state This is the twenty
eighth annual convention of the assO-
citation. Prizes numbering 140. ranging
nm to 500. are offered The conven-
ton will he divided into three parts,
the main exhibit including all the
various kinds Of cheese made in Wis
.consin. the machinery exhibit and the
convention proper.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-09
WISCONSIN NEWS
STATED IN BRIEF
Geographic Chronicle of State
Happenings.
RED READY FOR ARK TRIP
Government Completes Hearing
Against One Alien Arrested in Re-
cent Raid on Radicals in
Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, Jan. 1.-THE first nomi-
nation of an alleged Milwaukee ''red"
as passenger of the soviet lark" was
made by Uncle Sam when he cOmpiet-
ed the hearing of the testimony Of Mi
chael KOr0nOwski a Russian, 618
Grove street The testimony as taken
in the federal building before Immigra-
ton Inspector Kessler was forwarded
70 Secretary of Labor Wilson at
Washington, who will pass ON it and
confirm the nomination of KoronowSkf
as free passenger of the government
TO the land of the sOviets. KOrOnOwskf,
a machinist by trade, when brought
before the immigration inspector, was
asked if he desired an attorney to pre-
sent his case. He stated that he did
not and was prepared to be heard.
The hearing before the inspector last
ed about an hour. While Washington
authorities are reviewing the case,
korOnOWSki must remain in jail unless
he can obtain bail of $4,000. OF the
seven cases called one was completed,
I"O "C1C oVACAACu ~ IAA"I AhtSA ~ CINA"
could be obtained, while the remainder
were adjourned in order that attorneys
might be obtained. The cases adj
iourned in order that counsel might be
obtained were those of Fedora Zatarin-
in, Russian, tannery worker Tom Mi
uionskas, Russian, 422 National ave-
nue.; Ignatz Futach, blacksmith helper,
548 Fifty-fifth avenue; Harry Loeb,
Russian, 7O7 Ninth street. alleged lead
or of the reds" in Milwaukee.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-09
Raiders Back From Overseas.

Milwaukee. Jan. FIRED ]. kartes,
milwaukee,. was among the eleven
Wisconsin men who arrived on the
steamer President Grant at New York
on Decemer 25, according to reports
received from New York on Monday.
The others are: Capt. Edward Thorn.
Oneida: Clarence Walsh. Plain; Clyde
Childs, Grand Rapids; Joseph Won Rue
den. Glenwood City; George j. DeMarss
Grand Rapids; Paul Larsen, James,
vile; Leo Ell. Campbell, Potosi; Olaf
w. Oson, Scandinavia; Henry Hensen,
Rhinelander, and Arthur ID. Flanagan,
Racine.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-09
"s.ds" Are All Aliens.

Milwaukee, Jan. Although the
majority of the ''reds" held by federal
authorities here have lived in this
country more than eight years. but five
If the fifty-seven have taken ont first
napers. according to Henry j. Stroud
If the department of justice. They
never intended to become citizens he
said. ''They came here, received the
fr7,it of the land and then tried to put
mn government of their own. This
is not the country for them. The
soviet ark should take them all back.
rhev are not wanted here"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-09
400 Men Driven Out by Fire.

Racine, Jan. -Four hundred men
employed in iceh0uses narrowly es-
caped being cremated about midnight
when fire broke out in the fOur-stOry
frame boarding house of Swift & Co.
ar Eagle lake. The entire structure
was destroyed. involving loss of $25,
0OO The men. although driven out
.nto the zero weather. managed to
save half of the contents and most OF
the food supply.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-09
marinette Man Drops Dead.

Marinette. Jan. 7.-Joseph FLIP, fif-
ty, shoe merchant dropped dead while
waiting to make 4 dennsit in the First
National i,..:,'s 81 a1t.ite.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
Neff Speakers to Cover
Entire State This Week
SCORES OF LEADING ORATORS AND POLITICIANS WILL
STUMP ALL SECTIONS OF TEXAS IN INTEREST
or WACO MANS CANDIDACY.

lilht i'di"H. h'hN = NJ AUGUST 9Th.
J. y. Richards II DalL1rt viii apcai,
70 tatturd zoo T.. 81 August IAN
II bob kt'hlr uf ABILENE win spoa,
at Colorado. 200 4 w. August ian.
l,".""c 500 =. 81 Angus, lith.
CON" Johnson at Tyler win speak 70,
Mineral Wells 500 T. " August ION.
Abilene. 500 = 80 August mn. San
Angelo. HroWnwood Iun T. ". Aug.
est le,h. san Saba 200 H. VI Aug.
,usl 18Th Austin. 500 T.. w. Augua,
I1iih
cullen o. Thomas ~ Dallas will
speak 90 E1stland. so or NJ August
'ih. Dublin 500 Pm August 10th.
Ath'ns 200 =. NJ August iith
J " Nlgstafl or Ahil,uc win spoll,
'Hi S"oHtN1tor. 500 T. VI August iith.
lllWin 500 q. NJ August ith.
lnCN Allen ~ p,rytnn viii spci, 90
l.w."wb. 200 .. NJ August IAN;
orh.lu'. 500 T.. 81 August li,h
N l. Harley u crystal city viii
sr,1h 20 COtuln 90 or. " August
lith. rIrrifI Springs 500 IN. AUG
100 litn phlcy 500 o. " August 10.
- l. Kidd uf CHm,rUr Nll snpak ~
Gild.rg' 2.oo / NJ August iith' LoN.
iUriu. 800 Psi August tfth
W NINNN. ''lAAtN fI ''''f.IN M VIII NIN IH
- S.H'ryillc. 200 T.. " August i'm.
Caldwell so or A. August l4ih
- r. Cath ~ QuitWlu VIII speak
Emury 200 T. VI August IAN.
Marion Reynolds 81 Shtmrnrk will
.p'h 90 MoClain. aoO t. w. Au.ms;
iith Alnrcod. 500 T. VI August iith
g. - Cross w Gti.a,l'ly win speak
.at LoWoia. 200 PM August iith.
krmpu'r. 500 y. 81 AUGUST lith
SID IsUmptun u' TrNtrlaua wln
.r,fk no Paris. 200 T.. NJ August itth:
d. truit $500 =. ~ August lith.
O. T. Hamilton W Nlsi11ur will
sp'la 90 Floydad1. 500 T. ~ August,
ilih CrDsytun, 900 T.. N. August
an
l. " Hamilton ol Por, Laacl Ni,l
sp'l lbi Eplstuwr. 1000 \ N. Aug.
us' lith. Bishop '00 I'M Angus, iiin:
Corpus Christi. SO or = August a.
iuig, Tom Mccullough ~ Waco
.0ill speak 40 Georgetown 300 l. NJ
AUGUST 18th
Frrk r. Tircv - Waco win spcll
.It Lott ZOO 4. VI August 10th. Guy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

states office. 10 IN the Treasury ie'
partmont, . IN the ndIntnnt gon.rhlh
Department, ~ In the agricutuinl W
larimont. ~ In the dairy ANA io'h
commissioner office. ~ In the CANT
n,h aud oyster commissioners delArt'
aent. A. IN the nir1fancc ANA lr'nkihI
depnrtmont. - in the commissioner ~
lsi,nr'n department. % IN the market
aud wnrehoufe department. W th'
reclamation engineers office. - ~ va,
aupcrlntcndcpi 1T public instruction 81
lice. a. CA the ranger force. " u w
IN" innu.rinc. cunmii ioncr's office gu
In The std" bard oi health Office. VI
h. tn highway commission Office. v
lie ind is'rirl accident beard office. ~
in the dhirry AMI historical commits
q ON Office. 80 In tn livestock ara an
ii.rg commit ion Office. ~ the hu't,
.t,lning b nrd office. u In the rnilr"id
a., mmi- - office 90 IN the board y
water engineers office. In the ind'is.
triai welfare cunmii zion Once ana
10 the nit' intangible tax board Of
flee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

WACO Aug To- II is announced
fr.m Mr. N,fs .f0r, n V,,, tb,'
thr fllovinr a,,eb.q Nil a., mad, ,Y
hi4 l,b,lf Iuritr a.. rrUs,r, v.,,t.
g., ,,..,..,. 80, ....,,
''"' y. ., t'', ,'ll', WI 49,. ~
,Ni'. ~. Nus.', 'i, -"
''l ". Nu.'.N' ."' "''l'''"
'''' ' D. "' ""N"'' IT,
u W. Patterson of CISCO VIII Hp.1b
'l Np1W"ni 500 70. co. august II
stamford, zoo q. W August 49,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

ton SfOo H. NJ August i2ih. TAYLOR.
goo T. " Augnr, ilth: putl.tt. 90
y. y. August 18th.
Harry Tiroy OF waNahnchic viii
fW'ik ~ liluining Grove. 200 T. ".
iith
Il ~ Vaughn ~ IIllsborn win spool;
20 omndvicw. 200 T.. ". August ilih.
Luther lohnson ~ Cnrdcnn, viii
speak at Hubbard 90 OF. " August
IAN. Malone. 500 T.. NJ August itth
MARI Smith II WaNahachic viii
spc'k 40 kaufman. 200 T.. " August
18th.
son Geo. Hopkins - Denton wiI
ru Is 10 Commerce. 500 f. ". August
18Th; Wolfe CITY. goa T. NJ August
lltH wmtcwrIght. 500 T.. " August
IAN
rrcri Reynolds II Dallas viii
r''t 20 Crand'l, so or. VI. August
.iath
rank ollorf of Marlin vll apct ~
Calvert .nn T. VI Angus, iith, Bro.
m"rd 500 T. VI August iith
q. n l,ldrs ~ Emory viii spolk ~
GrJnG Saline. 500 T.. " August 18th:
VIVA Point 200 T. VI August iith.
QuIrlln so Op " August lith
" e. D,,IH az BRYAN Viil spr1t 20
li'un' 500 T. " August 18Th. %rya.
sl't, 900 cNuuti iith
lIugr - Mckenzie ~ Weather
'"rd W.il spc"t ~ palo pinto. S'no T..
VI. August 18Th, Ja,hfhoru. 200 T.. NJ
Aurri i2th
ncrt King ~ wichltl nils viii spo,k
~ New Castle goo T. " Aurust iith.
a 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
Kidney Remedy for 40 Years
A Pronounced Success

Whom kidr"v dif.rsrs h,v, ben sue.
,r !uliy treated Ter period ~ more
than forty years. Il Be- reasonable Co
1-wm, that the remedy therefore
Wu.' % o,-s unusual merit Su.a is the
r'Warhahl, record NJ Warmers safe
kidnc' ard Liver Remedy. without
is ability o. give relief aud benefit
iis users SO thit ih'v would continue
ifs use. I, could u1f have existed ~
months much less ~ years ui its ~.
,iahlr record Mnuy lrtt,rs have comic
tH us Z" prove TINT u has been q
honrchuid rcWcdy Cor years and yclr,.
Here is what one grateful woman has
recently writer:
Il wish in say that your remedies
have leou used in our family fur co.
teen ypnr1 We nfc never without q
bottle % Warmer Sli" Kidney and
Liver Remedy Goo our home ard u hll
rayrd many dr tors bin II is q won.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

dcrlh medicine f.r nll dis asp - the
kiltcys and uy,r'-,Sguo.n Floclr
y schmidt, a. T.. y. Ne. T. DunkJh.
ohio.
Fnr iI. elimination uf pois.us due 20
inquired ki1rnv nrtipl. Warn ~ sac
EDuHit w. fEmuys 90 Years before
thir W,Utu sr 'udiciuut'y began 90
effective usn. There ARE thousand" 4
"uulr who liigr Tint their general
health % poujs upon ,n,if Kidneys I'D
lHy" found Warn - SAT, Kidney end
Liver EcmuiN reliable family modi.
cine ort, years ago u WAS uim"d
'Sli,' because u is SAFE absolutely,
cIuI,isir- the v,rt II both The kii.
iuoVt and liv.r. SttGtteipr" results 80
,'flin,l iu Tho most severe casos ard
~. sll m Randall Drug Co. and ~
lrllirg druggists. \ sample scut "a
r,r.lpi e ton cents Warn"r'r Sal.
rrHud.es Co. Dept Gi5 Eoch sicr. y
~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

Pine for skin Exposed
o. Sun or Flying Dlri


These dayr the face needs special
care and attention. FLYING duv, and
dirt. the bsating sun. are severe uu anv
akin. Their dcgpolling effects are best
overcome 10y the Application II pure
nefcolizcd wax. This keeps skin and
pores In cleanly condition. the com.
plexion beautifully white and spotles
Redeemed. tanned. frccklcd or rough.
ened cuticlc l. actually absorbed Us ~
One ounce q mcrcolizod wax. obtain.
able al any drug store. IL sufncicn; "a
completely renoVatc ~fled complex
ion. II h used like cold crclfn. allowed
To remain on over night. aud Washc,l
CT IN the morning
Fine lines and even the d.epc.
wrinkles often appear AZ this s.tsnn
IN such cares nothing l. batter than q
face hath made ~ dissulylng an nune.
~ puru powdered slxoiitc in half pial
witch hszel. This II remarkably offcc
uve.-iAdi1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
BULLETIN GIVING LIST
Of ALL State OFFICERS
ISSUED BY UNIVERSITY


Special IN 70. New
AUSTIN. Aug i0-Thorc has irst
been b. ucd hy tn Unworthy nf Texas
q bulletin giving complete list of the
n!ficprt. boards aud commissions at the
State II goes into much detail IN 60.
r.rd to th'Hr various official positions,
including the name how chusrn, length
at term aud compensation. The roduir-
ed qualifications and duties are also
given.
Tho bulletin shows that there are %
Officers and employees IN the attorney
Eouual's office ~ IN tho cumptr"llor's
office. On the governors Office. 20 In
the land office. ~ In the secretary uf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

Clnlvnnnt. 200 4. NJ. August 18th.
Witt Il. Smith ~ Snyd,r wlli spca'.
M Cell. 200 r. NJ. August llth.
Bert Wilson ~ Wichita nlls will
speak at Archer city, 200 H. NJ. August
18th.
lior, King of Wichita nlls VIII sprnl;
M seymour. 20 OF. " August 18th.
n. Pace 81 Dallas viii speak At
.GfarburN. 500 T.. VI. August iith; DE
Leon $50 o.. W. Angst 18Th. Ranger.
$40 T.. ~. August ljth. Sirawn. 200
T.. u. August ilth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
PIERSON LEADS HAWKINS -
ny NEARLY 1000 NOTIS

OTFIWI 70 I'M WWHl
CIccnyillc Tex. Aug. l0.--ln the
race Tor associate jufticc of the su'
promo court II TcNas, Judge Picrsnn
hnA authoatic reports Ht his hcadquhr
lcra from nll counties complete except
riX small western counties Tho Grccn'
vile MANS lead over Hawkins. his
closest competitor. II 2i,ii3. 800
son, iGl,s32; Hawkins 1879: Key o..
0il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
WASHINGTON Loses
To WHITE SOX 4-3
SINGLE ny sStksj79 zssru
SCORES WEAVER A>D
WINS GAME.

CHICAGO. Aug. iN.--Acostn. Wash.
ingt0n's recruit pitcher made a mistake
IN pitching 90 lu, jackson in the i0.h
Inning todly ana jackson singled and
sent Weaver. who had doubled before
him with the run which gave Chicago
the third straight victory over the visit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
american
Natinnnl

Alcsios Ng,s known tp tho Romans
1tDH years ago and was used hv them
or Wrapping bodies ~ be crcmlt.l
iIgAi acts ou the brain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
Ga,,cr, shat Out.

SHREVEPORT. Aug l0-Aftpr lrs.
ing four st.ligat CO. Shreveport. Beau.
mont tgorcd 90 VIII aud shut out tho
gasr"ts here tulis IS tu o.
Beaumont ..............lUo On0 co.'s
shreveport ............ pnN geo UnU--U
Eail,y ami Kcllya Hinton and Rust.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
CARDS TAKE CAME
FROM PILLS 5 To |
CINCINNATI AND BOSTON DIVIDE
DOJBI. EIlE iDEi,-tii,Sr GOES
n INNINGS.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. i0-poak's
failure Go cover FIRST hl~r On Williams
smash between tlurushy and Fournicr
in the rscVtuth inning robbed him of r.
nuhit game boz tud.iy'f tiN, to one ST
1 .ttIa tfafHrt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

Two lasc hits Tohin. Williams. Thro,
has hits Smith. Home runs. Si.lcr
karr; Double plays. Scott. Brady arl
Ncinnis; smith. Gerber and Sisl,r
Bane on balls. Bush /. Lynch :: Sirucb
out kar. ., Lynch. 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
CURRY COUNTY CROP
PROSPECTS VERY GOOD
sss,ial 10 ns New.

Sps~ial g. he New.
CLOVIS. Aug i0-Never ir fhr Dir.
tory - Curry county have tho pros.
poets Tor q bumpfr row crop bccn irf
ter than AZ this time. Following twh
and a half inch rain TUESDAY night and
the warm weather the crops appear o.
be making ~ To- the late cold spring
which retarded the growth
Wheat threshlng ~ in urogress
throughout the wheat districts wlfh m.
yielf averaging from - o. - bushels
with test n g pounds. rv reason o.
the chortagc - acrf and ihs drop On
the market, the most - tho grain vii
hc held IN storage. u o. reported
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

Two hRsc hits l. Collins. Eish.rE.
Weaver. Three has, hits Strunk. HON"
run Milan: Double plays Judge tn O.N'u
Ia Harris To Judge ! collins a. Hish,rg
to J. Collins. Iasn un balls Acusia e.
fahcr Struck out Acusta ! Fahor o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
brown, Beat Boston.

ST. louis, Aug i0-Timciy hitting
and extra base hits hy William. Smith
Tuhin and Sislcr enabled 81 Louis o.
win tuday's game from BOSTON.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

Among tn Wild Taurcgs 81 tn ''rl
pod lies u Wu.un'E sway rs absolute
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

HOSruN. Aug iu Boston uul Gin
,iupIi divided double header her, ,u
day, the hofuc team winning the first
gmc in Innings while the visitor.
took %, Second
Fir.' game.
Cincinnati .......... .n1n unO Uni Du.-'
Hoston ............. Uoi OlO ulO OF
lr"hrt Slllc and Wiugu Watson
and Nyal
Second game
Cincinnati ............. Geo 900 uOO- 4
Hu.tnn .... ............ 3i3 Oe0 0iO-iC
Ring Ell'r lircslor and Wiugu. Eu
d.iph McQuillaa, poschg,r. GuWdy ami
pNs.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

NVutuefn h~sotiatiOil.
Al Mobile .. Memphis .. First game
Mobile ,. Memphis .. second game
AZ New Orleans .: Nashville G
NJ Atlanta 10. Little Rock /. First
camel
Atlanta Q. Little Rock ?. CSecond
camel
cha,iancoga at Birmingham. called
in third. rain.
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, = = = . = = = = . = . . . =
} WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY :
, = = . = = = = = = 4 = = . =
American.

American.
Washington ~ Chicago.
Philadelphia NJ Detroit.
New York ~ Cleveland
Boston az - Louis
National.
Pittsburgh no New York.
Cincinnati ~ Boston.
Chicago az Brooklyn.
~. Louis AZ phliadclphin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
sPuDDERS DEFEAT
SAN ANTONIO S-5
AFTER IOSINC FOlR NIGHT
EEll MONT SHlT Is or
SHREVEPORT.

WICHITA FALLS Aug 10Th.
SpgilD,s took the final r,m. of the
-rri,s hurr tulty ,ruu san Antonio .
Co o.
san Antonio ..........Oit uu1 fuu-S
Wichita FnU .......... gCu nln Upy--t
Permit ilu,h'r Davenport. Johnson
and Gibson. WU1,l. SuGUl and ki'oh.
ems
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

bou, run Ci,muu Double piHys
llot,her and piu'eitc. Muos'l. PAUL.
cite Hni lIg'hh'I. Base un balls pult
{, Huhhc' O. l'oits Strggh out poik
o.. nubbd p. Belts Z
Evening journal., 1920-12-06
Aged Athletes Who &
Defy Rule Of Youth

Hodge. the British cross-country
gunner. is another notable comeback,
lie is 32 years OF age and had been
out OF a track suit for 1--WE years. Yet
he ouiran the field Of young blood
and won the 3000-metre steepleehase
Phillip Baker. another 30-year-old
Englishman. was second In the high
Jump and beat Dick Landau in the
dual meet between the American and
English teams in London after the
Olympic games.
Tile three New York poica whales
Pat Ryan, Pat Mcdonald AMI Matt
McGrath. are notable examples Of vet
Grams withslanding the rush of time.
The Firms had Jonnie Myrra, a 81
NCar-Old giant who threw the iaYelin
for a worlds record.
Among our boxing celebrities Is the
veteran Jack Britton, welterweight
champion, who clings 10 his title. al
though ne is 30 years OF age. Johnny
kilhane. gray-haired at 32, Is sllll the
fcalhcrWeighl champion.
Baseball lists veterans galore who
are still active, although "well mp in
years." as Dode paskerL 30: Gavvy
CraNath. 3S; Jake naubert. 35; I'd
konetchy 80: Ivy Olson. 81: Larry
Doyle. 81: Art Fletcher. 81; ny Cobb,
81; Eddie Collins, 80; Ping Bodie, 30
and Ainsmith, %.
Evening journal., 1920-12-06
HIS MARIA CE PRANK ONLYA JOKE

hardly in, before Pencil bgan 10 re-
ceive letters from women willing 10
help him carry out his contract.
AT first they came from points near
by; then from all over Missouri
from othr States. Some OF the
writers used the Leap Year privilege
OF direct proposal; others dellcately
indicated that II he would do the pro-
posing he would not be turned down.
Day by day his mail increased.
"The jokes on me-" Senator Penzel
told me.
you see. every campaign has to
take women into consideration now.
That's all right, too, and as Il should
be. So in making my campaign,
bought cigars for the men, Of course,
but also bought candy for the
women.
but as for that remark about get
ting married. never dreamed OF
anybodys taking that serioualy. But
10 got into the papers and / don't
know when I'll hear the last NJ Il.
But If you're a reporter. for
heavens sake tell them l was only
iOkingl"
Evening journal., 1920-12-06
FIX STOMACH
RIGHT UP
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ends Indigestion, Gases,
Sourness, Acidity

You don't want a slow remedy
when your stomach is bad-or an
uncertain one-or a harmful one
your stomach is too valuable; you
mustn't injure it with drastic drugs.
When your meals don't ut and you
feel uncomfortable. when you Belch
gases, acid. or raise sour, undigested
food. When you feel Jumps OF in
digestion pain, heartburn or head
ache, from acidity. just eat tablet
Of Pape's Diapepsin and the stomach
distress is gone.
Millions Of people know the magic
of Papes Diapepsin as an antacld.
They know that indigestion and dis
ordered stomach are so needless. The
relief comes quickly, no disappoint-
ment, and they cost so little too
Evening journal., 1920-12-06
PRESTON A POOL STAR.

Building Inspector Ellis p. Preston
was much in evidence on Saturday
after winning a game of pocket bill
lizards over William H. Murphy, a
clerk in the Office Of Clerk of the
Peace John L. Wright. and Thomas
Schwamb, formerly cicrk in the Of
flce Of County Treasurer Charles II.
Lippilcott at The Young Mems Re
publican Club Friday night.
Mr. Preston's victory over the two
came as something Of a surprise. Cs-
pecially to Isaac r. Mcclure, assist
ant city treasurer, and a.1umber OF
others who have been wabch ng Pres
tons progress toward pool sharkdom.
But h0 pulled the stunt and had
pocketed twenty-five balls while Muir
ply was wobblng twelve i'm and
Schwamb was manag.ng TO drop five
in.
Rivalry between the three is keen
now, and some games Of expert pool
may be expected.