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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
MIASTO MA POMOC OFIA-
ROM DOTKNIETYCH
OPKANEM

Marquis Eaton, prZewodmcz9-
Iry chicagoskngo oddznlu ,Czer-
wonego Krzyza'' komumikuje ma
podstawic raportow otrzyma-
nvch Cd swych Praoownikow "a
ietych nicsienicm pouUCy ofla-
rom niedzielnego huraganu ma
niejscu spustosDenin, IL, aby
przyjSc bardziej wydatn9 / stall
sz2 pomocq trzeba zgromadzic
fundusz W wysdkoSci co maj
mniej $4,000. Powiada on, IL
wedlc wykazow / raPortow, wszy
stkrm ofiarom zostaia Ddzrclon2
tvrko prowizoryczna Pomoc, lecz
wiele jeszcze pomocy trwalszeJ
naturv trzeba bedzie udzielic, by
ludzi tych postawit jako tako
Znowu ma nogl.
Wszvstlie niosace pomoc Or
ganizacye ratunkowe w Chicago,
| iakotei ciafa municvpalne, oraz
organizacye byznesowe, obrafy
wczoraj komitety, %torvch zada-
niem bedzie gromadzic fundusze
ma zasilek dla ofiar huraganu.
lax sfyrhac, pomoc nadchodzl
ze wszech stron szczodrze, lecz
naitrudniejszem zadaniem be-
die dac ia rzeczywiScie tym, kt6
rzy faEtyeznie jej potrzebuj9, a
ME tvrn, kt6rzy najg}oSniej tylko
irzycza. Jak tylko wiadomoSc o
wyrzadzoncm spustoszeniu made
szIa, blisko dziesiec organizacyl
rozpocze}o natychmiast Prace hu
manitarna. Department zdrowfa
organizacya Czerwonego Krzy
ia znalaz}y sic natychmiast ma
mieiscach wypadku. Wed}ug VIA
domoSci wIadz tarntejszych, lc-
karzy i piclegniarek jest poddo-
statkicm, jak rowniez pozywienta
i odziezy - ma razie przynaj--
mniej. Praca zaczyna sic Pomaiu
urporzadkowaG i niebawem roz-
pocznie sic odhudowa zniszczo-
nych orkanem zabudowah.
Burmistrz Thompson wydai
wczoraj wieczor proklamacye, ma
wolujac mieszkahc6kv chicago
skich do czynienia subskrypcyi
ra fundusz zapomogi ofiar w ma
wiedzonych huraganem okoli-
each. OdnoSna rezolucya zostala
przyleta ma wczoraJSzem PoSie-
dzeniu Rady miejskiej. poczem
zaraz burmistrz zamianowal ko-
mitet pomocy, ktory zbierze sic
dzisiaj o godzinie 2-gicj poPofu-
dniu ma konferencye, celem ulo-
zenia programu piracy.
Tak ostatnie wiadomoSci dono-
szq. liczba zabitych W czasie hui
raganu W Chicago okolicy do
siegla razcm cyfry so osob. Woj-
sko milicya przez caiy wczoraj-
szy dzien poszukiwa}y " gruzach
icszcze "a zabitemi ofiarami. u
trzymuia one stafe ieszcze straz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.
sio6ca o godzinie 5:Ss.

Wsch6d sEonca o gOdzinie 5:SS.
Zach6d sIoica godzinie 6:12.
PogOda W Chicago OkOlicy: DIS
c1eSciOwo pOChmurnie i niecO ciePlej.
,Jutro niestaIa pOgOda chhOdniej. -
I4agodny pOludniOwy wiatr we VITO.
rex, przechOdzacy W zmienny we SrO'
de.
Temperature dOby minionej: Maj
wyzsza wczorGj godzinie 7mej VIZ
cscrem 48 stoPni, najnizsza wczOraj
a Eodzinie 5mej ranO 50 stoprA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
BOLSZEWICY CHCA POKO-
III Z CHINAMI.

(Dokonczenie na str. 5-tej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

(Dokonczenie ma str. 6tei)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, wtore4z, 3O-go marca: Sw.
Kwiryna.
Jutso, Sroda, S1go marca: Sw.
BaIbiny p. / NJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

Dokonczenie IA stronlcy D 4.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
o NOVA PODWYzKE PLAC
GORNIKOW

Nowy York, 80. marca. - la
powiadajq tn. zc nova u9oda w
Sprawie piacy g0rnikow. oparta
ma Sprawozdan;u wiekSzoSci po-
wofanej przez prezydenta WiJsonl
do zycia komisyi dIa koIan wegla
twardego zostanie podpisana W
przeciagu tygodnia. Czlonkow;e
komiSyi skali plac, zlozonej Z
przedstawicieli wlaScicieli kopalI;
i gornikow, przybyli tu wczoraj
i beda roztrzasac waruuki togo NC
wego kontraktu.
John L. Lewis, prezes organi.
zacyi Limited Mine Workers"
zapewnia, &c na konfcrcncyi wszy
scy jej cz}onkowic bedq sig kic-.
rowac rozsadkicm i dobrq VIOLA
dzieki czemu ME bedzic Zadnci
Przyczyny do dalszych spor6w W
za}atwieniu obecnych nieporozu.
mlen W kwcstyi plac gornikow "
kopalniach twardcgo wegIa.
Dowodzi on, zc Tozstrzygniecic
wSpomnianej wyzej komisyi WI
soma bedzic siuzyc "a podwalimc
nowcgo kontraktu, mic zostanic ie
dnak wcieionc do nowcj ugody
bez zadnej dyskusyi, gdyz g6rnicy
beda sic starali otrzymac dal>zc
koncesye Cd pracodawcGw zarG.
VINO pod wz2ledem lcpszcj placy
jak skroccnia godzin dnia pra-
icy.
Gornicy zadaja mianowicic MAJ,
mniej 81 procent podwvzki sicd-
mio-godzinncgo dnia piracy. Ko-
misya przyznajc i'm tylko - pro-
cent podwyzki w placy i domaea
sic oSmio-godzinncgo dnia pracy.
Nadmien;c wypada, re podwyzka
ia w}acza juz w sobic 14to proccn
iowa podwyzke, kt6ra byAa po-
przednio przyznana g6rnikom,
gdy powrocili do piracy w ostat--
nj mstrajku weglowym.
GLOSOWANIE KOBIET
w PRZYSZLYCH WYBo-
RACH?
Washington, 80. marca. - Sto-
sownie do obiiczen kobiecei kra-
jowej Partyi, kobiety beda posia-
daily w nadchodzacych wyborach
prezydencyalnych o 2,jO0.O00 glo-
sow mniej. nii mezezyini. oczy--
wiScie, o lie wog6lc ustawa o suf-
fragium zostanie ratyfikowan7
jezeli nastapia pewnc zniany "
prawach registracyjnyoh pew
nych StanGw, kt6reby nadawalv
przywilej giosowaiia kobictom
" caiym kraju. Biorac pod uwace
ecnzus 2 roIu 1910, kobieca par
tya oszaoowaia liczbe meiczyzn
posiadajacych prawo wyboru na
1851 $50 podcza. gdy prawdo-
Podobna lose kobiet upowaznio-
nych do giosowania wynosi &C..
$50. SOC
W roku 1916 aktualna liczba
glosow wszystkiclr kandydatow.
ubiegaiacych sic prezydenture
wynosila ls,52S.743. wylaczajac
tel liczby spora Hose odrzuco-
nych glosow powodu przekro-
Dokonczenie ia stronlcy D =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
.UstaWa Prohibicyjna przed
7rybunaFem NajwyzSzym.
KonferenCya W Sprawie Pod
Wyzki P|aC G0rnik0W.
GIOSoWanieKobiet Observation-Disclosures
Ze Stanowej Konwencyi W Kansas.
Sprawl Uniwersalnej Sluzby Wojskowej
Zawieruchy Snieine Kilku Stanach.
Rosyjscy "Czerwoni" a Washington.
TNNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.
Sprawa Uniwersalnej Siuzby Wojskowei
Zawieruchy Snie1ne W Kilku Stanach.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJONE,

pocznlc sic wyrob piwa, posiala-
Jqccgo 2.Ij proccnt alkoholu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

w okolicach Zn1SzcZonych, w Kto
rych poczely sic trafiac tn 6w-
die rabunki dokony7wanc przez
cpryszk6w, ktorzy Przy takiej O.
kazyi zazwyczaj ME zasyPlaJ2
sprawy. LudnoSt w tych okolr-
each przychodzi poma}u do SIZE
bic zaczyna pozostaie szczqtki
zbierac ! porzqdkowat jezeli
tyIko mieszkahcy chicagoscy hoj
ME sypna pieniqdzmi ma zapo-
moge, niebawcm zniSzczonc on
kancm micjscowoSci powroca do
dawnego wyglQdu }adu.
NASTEPSTWA STRAJKU w
RZEZNIACH.
JezeIi ME przyjdzie w bardzo
kr6tkim czasie do ugodv pomie-
DIV robotnkami a w}asciciclami
W rzezniach to Gala praca w lat
kach chicagoskich musi IL
stat, a przeszio piecdziesi2t ty-
siecy ludzi zostanie bez piracy.
Stra ikujacy domagaja sic pod
wyiki Cd 80 do as dol. miesiecz-
ME. Liczba strajkujacych wed}ug
sprawozdania 1companicznego wy
nosi tylko 900, a strajkierzy po-
wiadaja, re ich Jest diva razy ty-
lc. Plaza dotychczasowa wyno-
si}a jak powiadaja urzednioy
kompaniczni od $I15 do Sl54
nliesiecznie. Przesyiki zywcgo in
wentarza zostafy juz czeSciowo
wstrzymane. Jeszczc wystarczy
ma jeden dzieh piracy dla ludzi
w rzezalniach, a jczcli strajk ME
zcstanie zazegnany, to musza
r6iSc do domu ma przymusowc
wakacye.
TYs1Ac KLERKow MIEJ-
SKICH MA STRAJKU; IN
Nj PRACOWNICY GOTO-
WI DO WYJSCIA.
Robota komitctu finansowego
Rady miejsl1iej, pomimo ci2-
g}ych i przewleNych posiedzch,
zda sic - jak to powiadaja -
psu ma bude. Przy ko1osalnych
Sumach ma rome wydatki micj-
=kie odmawia on stale funkcyo-
naryuszom municypalnym wick
$zej nii I0-procentowej podwyz-
ki. Wczorajsze Posiedzenie ko-
mitetu finansowcgo Nprzeciag}o
sic az do godziny trzecicj dzisiaj
rano. Alderman Lyle postawil
wniosek o przyjecie oryginalne-
go 'budzetu komitetu finansowe-
20. kt6rego suma dochodzi do
Sl26,OoO,OOO ! kt6ra obejmuje ko
mitetu wszelkie podatki, lccz mic
obeimuje wcale podrvyzki ptacy
funkcyonaryuszom.
Przyjecie tego budzetu wywo-
Ia prawdopodobnie epidcmiczne
strajki W ustroju municypalnym.
Konsckwencye. jake moga wv
nilnac Z biedow komitctu finan
sowego przez przyjecie tego ory-
budzetu, beda tylko je.
go zasIugq; Sparalizowanie miej
skich interesow, kt6re byly zagro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
ZAPRZESTANA PRZYJMO-
WAC PRZESYLEK PIENIE-
DZY DO POLSKI.

Washington, 80. marca. -
Wielu Polak6w Posy{a}o pieniadze
do kraju przez banki amerykan =
skie dla swych krewnych, Bank te
zapowfedzialy, re ME ibeda tax
diugo przyjmowac dalszych prze-
syfek picnieznych, doPoki banki
polskie ME uiszcza bankom anne,
rykanSkim nalezytoSci "a przes}a,
ne juz pieniadze, ma kt6re czekaja
cd sze5ciu do oSmiu micsiecy. "a
wiadomienie takiej trcSci przesta-
iy te banki do departamentu han
dlu w Waszyngtonie.
ZANOSI SIZE MA NOVA RE-
PUBLIKE.
KoPenhaga, 80. marca. - Ga
binet W Kopenhadze zosta} ma "a
DAME kr6la rozwiazany. Partya
postepowa stanowczo zapowie-
dzia{a, ze ma rozwiazanie gabinetu
przez kr0la odpowie ogioszeniem
republiki W Danii. Powodem ME
porozumienia pomiedzy kr6lem a
gabinetem jest niepomySlny wy
nix plebiscytu w Szlezwigu.
BOLSZEWICY CHCA POKO-
JU z CHINAMI.
Pekin, 80. marca. - Przedsta.-
wicieIe rzqdu sowieckiego w Ro-
syi wysiali komunikat do rzadu
chihskiego propozycyq pokoju.
ofiaruiac wr6cic Chinom kolei
(DOl-OTIrzenia na str S-teil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09

No,tbvcst had felt the destructive forco
af J,,st in connection with threshing Inc
wheat smut which for the last ~ years
has cut down our wheat crops was largely
responsible for the outdoor wheat on
pIosions II il estimated that there are
5lo 600 600 tiny spores of the smut III ohe
bc,d of smuttnd wheat Sometimes III
fccted wheat is 20 per cent or even more
smutted; oft,,ncr the amount iF tnnch ,es.
hut stiu enough for n cloud OF me- da'
smut blown about in the thrcshin9 10 Ta'c"
a shark of static electricity III the p''''
chincrv and produce an oxpiosioh'
Wbnn thn catlsc of the frequent eA-
plos;ons began TO be understood, atten'p's
were made to ground the thr' shlile ,'"'
chimes with wires to prevent sta',T 80
tr;citv Then fan was devised To blow or
sucd the dust away from the engine ne
II, partment of Agriculture says that IL mas
nev,r hoard of any SERIOUS explosion occur
ring whore one of these fans WAS proi'o''s
Installed and that the insurance coihpih-
10 which for n time refused 10 INSURE
tbrosb;rg machines ut all. have reduces
IN. premun on machines equipped WIN
fon annaratus approved by the govern
ment .b,-
m, fan device has proved OF three,
fold value. II WIS found that II c,ca'ieu
th,. grain so that the farmer got or''e'
pricc for his wheat, and then way VIZ
contrivcd for the smut TO DE coilcc'e,' ~.
stead nf blown away, 40 that II al" "''
spread over the fields 20 inject u" '"'?'
crop. The threshing machine d'ilIGu"t
considered practically solved hu' ~, u'
indoor dust dangers are not yet even iu's
realized by industry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09
LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE

I'm rlad YOU found Qrl To help You
around the house and watch the hahN
Not that | approve oi too much Wh''h"k
for babies, as II tends 70 make thtIh Srl,
CONSCIOUS OF course | rclilze IL ""i'H
hardly hc Wise u leave hlm all alone ~
the house | like 20 think that any son
Of mine can take care OF himSeii uloe'
iii c,rc,,,ustances. hut still at the same
time we must remember that ms AR' 7
still only matter Ot months ana We H''iNi'
expect too much oi him III the way -
judgment. II
ANYWAY hope the ncw Rlri VIII prove
strong and willing, and II she must sac
r;f,, o,,e az those two virtues, let her be
willing Il : wonderful what wiling per
IA can ID without any particular strength
~ do il with. and il 5 almost more won
darful how much strong person can leave
undonc if they really put their mind 70
Il .
I've been noticing that on the street
cars lately. Tessic You wouldn helcv'
what a lot Of trouble the conductors are
taking to keep from beng polte 20 any
of the passengers I've known them ~
stop the car in an emergency, nut n l"F
holding II there long enough Tor anyhodE
10 get on or of with any degree 81 grace
or safety, why that little bit too much
to expect And when II comes e darling
r. make 50 bold as to inquire the latitude
and longitude of certain street on Z con
ductor's private route well, i you NJ
over seen an impudent passenger >quc
ohed for brazenlv asking questions, 7
SIMPLY don't come to that At all Rnt
after al there's code q honor attached
n their actions. and Won got 70 hani i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09
SAYS IS FEELING
81 YEARS YOUNG
Newport Del Citizen Gives
Credit for Plant Juice for
Good Health.

Nature, like an army when attacked,
bas warnings and signals which should
never 90 unheeded " hen the stomach,
liver or kidneys suffer Slight arrangements,
they send out their hurry call to be care
f1ll Each has il warning note WhicA
frequently takes the form Of indigestion,
dyspepsia. gas on the stomach, constr
nation. nervousness. pans II the back or
sides. dizzy spells, headache, sleeplesS-
,,ess etc. Nine out OF ten people ignore
these first symptoms and wait until
serious illness has laid them low before
they seek relief
Plant Juice. the new herbal stomach
medicine. assists nature. and Will bring
relief in practically al cases ot deranRcd
stomach liver or kidneys Thousands 81
local reople are testfy7ng 70 the benctlr-
+hev have received after they had prac't-
caIiv gwen mp all hope Of permanent
rehef
One OF the most recent statements made
y that Of MIR William Hamilton, and old
TINE resident o. Newport Del, living on
Ayers street. who Is s. years Of age, and
d stonernason by trade. Mr. Hamilton
has many friends who VIII he glad u know
OF his recovery to health. he said
Since taking vour more than wonder
ful HlarT Juice / ltti DttOti hLtN lti''if
vigorous than ever did even in prime Of
life / had never known wh9t II was t. be
free from stomach trouble and could only
take the hghtest kind of food into my
stomach: had to be so careful Of what
L ate as would have great pain from gas
and a bloated. heavy sensation IL the pit
Of my stomach; l was always dosing
with some kind Of laxstive, ! was so con
,tpated and | never got any benefit until
/ began 10 take your Plant Juice. Now
| ] am happy 10 say that my stomach ls IN
such good condition that ! am able To eat
any kind of food ! wish and can digest
it ! am not constpated and the trouble
/ | had with my kidneys and liver Is gone
entirely. ! sleep fine et night and feel
/ keen. vigorous and alert and much more
! energetic than men half my age. Ny
| wife when she saw the wonderful result
got from Plant Juce started to take i
too. a. She had been in a rundown con
/ dtiop for somc time Plant Juice Is the
only medicine for me during the re
naiDder Of my life and ] cannot praise i
too strongly II is wonderful
The Plant Juice Man is at Tho Miller
/ Drug Store, No 404-406 Market street
/ Wilmington where he Is daily meeting the
local public and introducing snd explain
ing the merits Of this remedy. Free
samples given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09
pOJGAIL KITCHEN CAhlNEl'
On EASN IERse
81 EIRST PANMk.NL II

Ill ma = -.Ju.reA - out Nc
peugaL ID voa- ZONE Scc n.r ~
nlav Yoq nav make vou- srie, 'n
rom an assc-tfrent consisting arFr
sxcepticnaUy well feaiSnet aatte ~ ~
having a MclougAi Crhinet fh
kitchen YOU VII Nc ahle 20 a. -oat ~
great desl nore within ronsI It@ra ~
ass time
JUST pay a lite 1psn ans Atlas
each week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09

10 them for that Their motto IL: Treat
the women and children worst.
The explanation il, Tcssie, that since
the war all classes are equal, and some ol
them are taking advantage Of their equal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09

ity To prove Tint they nre not only equal
but darn sight better Well. it's NATURAL
il not agreeable. 1essie. Before the tlayH
Of labor unions good many Of our beat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09

cor,1s1, si,- II r,.ur,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09

Extra large size. Can be had in ed
rose, light or dark biCe.
OTHER COMFORT VALUES.
Our stock OF comforts comprtsss many
dlfrerent grades, ranging IN price rom
81 so TO SIS. We are in 81 position 20
save you from 3 - ~ ID per cent
see our big window display OF Blank
ets. Comforts and Linen Spreads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09
Tteei,a for Appeal Witnesses.

RsIpi Whit, clerk Of the EegiEi n
tion Apr,eal T,oard, hae prepared cheeks
fnr wifneesea who we're mlbpoenaed a.
auuear before the board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09

lot and now that it's their turn at bat
they're nll out 10 be Babe Rntis fBase-
bnll stuff
Love to YOU md the young Offspring.
Joe,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09

e~, 4s-trf sag.d ~ -srsrsiv tr
Is iea'he-ef's
,,ior7 .lss p --r<--fly nsfrssf D---nsss.
ans nahoxsrT -re aiar taTs Fglrrfif -
49, guises Ysr wfu rnF -f-rs -
y "a - / No. -erf unfev 'afav'a 8ofafiars
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09
Wan Man Of DeI.-ass. 80 Cents

A limited number a ~ Rand McNalr
Hal~ a DelaNarr are pr rnlr ni Frrrr
Evening business Ufiice. ~ nents iD rnus
extra fOr iJ,~tnge ~ any a1drssa 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09
ONE. LOT OF $500 BLANK
sAar sIsi faleE SanELE E.. S3.65

slightly soiled Large size. All dou-
Bile Can be had in white, blue and
pink borders
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Our entire blanket stock was bought
many months ago Since then mum
Der of advances have taken place We
Wish to bring emphasis to bear on the
fact that we are selling according TO OLD
prices, which means q saving TO you q
st least 80 1-S per cent
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
Miss CUMMINGS WINS
OVER MRS. MORROW

TAMPA, via, March 1E-siiss Ruth
Cummings. Of CAiCago. medallist IN the
woman Championship az Belieair. de-
teated Sirs. C.. Is Morrow OK the En-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND The FLU
First Step in Treatment Is a
Brisk Purgative With Gallo
tabs, the Purified and Re-
fined Calomel Tablets
That Are Nausealess.
Safe and Sure.

Doctors have found by experience
that no medicine for colds and influ-
enza can be depended upon for full
effectiveness until the liver is made
thoroughly active. That is why the
first sttp IN the treatment is the new,
nausealeSS calomel tablet called Gallo
tabs, and which are free from the sick
ening and weakening effects of the
old-style calomel Doctors also point out
the fact that an active liver may go
long way toward preventing influ-
enZa and is one of the most important
factors in enabling the patient to sue
cessfully withstand an attack and ward
off pneumonia.
One Calotab on the tongue at bed
time, with a swallow of water-that's
all. No salts, no nausea nor the slight
est interference with your eating, pleas
ure or work. Next morning your cold
has vanished, your liver Is active, your
system is purified, and you are feeling
fine, with hearty appetite for break
fast. Druggists sell Calotabs only in
original sealed packages, price thirty
five cents. Your money will be cheer
fully refunded if you do not find them
delightful. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12

letics got one back in their half. giving
them lead of to s. with emily owo
more innings to go.
But WaddelI no longee Gas striking
them out and in the eighth inning the
Detroits whacked out another run, And
then, two runs behind, Detroit came
up to bat in the ninth for it's last stand
Sam Crawford, first man up, cracked
out single, and then came Che blow
that killed father Ty Cobb smashed
Waddells first pitch over the right
Held fence for home run, tying the
score, SIS. All of the six-run Athletic
lead had been frittered away
There are only two times in Macks
career that he lost control of his emo
tons, and one of them was when he
saw Cobb's homer sail over the fence
Connie slid off the bench and sprawled
out among some bats which Uttered the
ground.
Waddell was yanked out before ne
could do further damage and Plank
was sent to the rescue with none out
Eddie got rid of the side without any
MOI scoring.
And then began a remarkable pitchers
battle between Donovan and the Get
tysburg southpaw. Though battered to
pulp in the early innings, Wild Bill
suddenly regained his cunning, and
from the fifth inning on the Athletics
Soulu w lIIl6 Win HlI1 lneTe Is no
great game on record where pitcher
showed such reversal of form as Dono-
van displayed in this game.
Detroit took the lead for a moment
IN the eleventh inning, the only time
they had the lead during the game.
Hits by Cobb and Rossman put over
run, but the Athletics tied it up
again on single by Nichols, a wild
pitch and a sacrifice fly.
In the fourteenth inning came the
| play which aroused Philadelphia to such
| a frenzy Harry Davis opened the in
ming with a drive to center field which
went into the crowd Crawford, play
| ing center field, backed against the
| crowd. which, as invariably is the case
| refused to open up for hostile player.
AS Crawford ran back for the fly, a
| policeman ran in front of him. The
| Detroit players called O'Loughlins at
| tention to it, and he made himself
| everlastingly unpopular in Philadelphia
| by calling Davis out for interference.
| In Philadelphia the argument was that
! the policeman ran out to chase a
small boy who had run out on the field
Anyway, despite the angry means of
the crowd and the roars of the Phila-
| delphia players, O'Loughlin stood by his
| decision and threatened to forfeit the
did not return to their stations 1t
looked as though the game would result
in a riot, but small army of police
reserves held the angry mob in check
After play was resumed Danny Muir
ply tore a long single to center, or
which Davis easily could have scored
the winning run.
The game later on was enlivened by
fist fight between Monte Cross, the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
Don't Experiment with Catarrh;
It Often Leads to Dread Consumption

passages. the disease becomes more and
more aggravated and finally reaches
down into the lungs. and everyone rec
ognizes the alarming conditions that re-
suit when the lungs are affected. Thus
Catarrh may be the forerunner o. that
most dreaded and hopeless % all dis
eases, consumptioA.
40 local treatment affords perrna-
nent relief. Experience has taught that
S. S. s. is Che one remedy which at
tacks the disease at its source. the
blood. and produces satisfactory results
in even the ~orst cases. Cstarrh suf-
ferers are urged TO give S. S, S. thor
ough trial, 1t is sold by all druggists
You are invited o. write to the Medical
Department for expert advice as TO how
TO treat your own case. Address Swift
Specific Coo 1874 Swift Laboratory. At
lanta, Ca. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
CLARK DENIES HE
is TO SELECT TEAMS

NEN YORK, March l2.-lay Clark.
Ir., OF Worcester. Mass. In a message
last night 20 headquarters Of the Ameri-
can Trapshooters association. denied
reports that he had been empowered
TO pick the team Of amateur shooters
to represent the United States at the
Olympic games in Antwerp next July
He also denied that the gunners will
pay their own expenses declaring an
effort viii be made to obtain funds TO
send the seasons best mea to Ant
werp regardless of their means
Mr.. Clark, who has been officially
designated chairman Of the Olympiad
trapshooting team, will be in New York
Saturday to confer with members Of
the Olympic committee relative TO the
rules governing clay target contests in
Antwerp