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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-13

a Press Leased Wire Service ]
SHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Charges
knany army medals for 'distin.
"a service were awarded un-
were made in the house to-
Representative Gallivan, Mas
ketts. in urging complete In
ation BY the house military
ittee.
s army officers who never
a shot were given medals
scores OF heroes in the A. +.
se not been rewarded, Gailivan
Id, adding that the distinguish
rvice medal as a result is now
as the desk service medal. "
representative was bitter in
enunciation Of Chief OF Stan
claiming that che has not
b space between his belt and
liar to display the medals re-
and YET did not hear d hostile
throughout the entire war
rai Pershing was attacked as
given a medal to every COM
ped messenger boy"
Ecely single member OF the
ard shock troops at Chaumont
ris failed to receive a personal
y/tfon through the placing of a
ION his manly chest" said Gal
is believed that practically
member Of the general staff
IN Washington has been award
Y OF these medals, regardless OF
ffaracter Of the service. The
fg Of the sum total OF these cita-
to swivel chair officers who
lett Washington, would GER
impress one with the fact that
war was fought with red ink at
'gahy desks near the Washing
monument rather than in the
lhe and st. Mihiel.
single one of these was pass
saf he must feel like a gray
IN a barn yard OF mules.
Leiy the lounge lizarads of the
Y army OF the Potomac have no
q with their comrades, the
ancers Of the capital"
Another War Ghost.
'sHiNGToN, Jan. 13.-charees
a = alleged Undertakes lobby is
tne movement to have bodies
netlcan soldiers returned from
: VII be investigated by the
military affairs committee.
a,of ~, Ihomas. Colorado, today
), charges made by members OF
'lu star mothers that undertake
s. behind the movement. and
.nat he committee investigate.
lhese charges are true, it il an
y to commercialize the senti-
VI nose who lost relatives In
" Thomas said.
y matter that should be in
mas added that If bodies can be
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-13
Tells Five Thous People
That Democratic lciples
of League Can pc Re-
stored Later.
COMPROMISE AT PRESENT
Suggests Treaty be Ratified With
Amendments and Campaign
be on New Amend.
ments.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.] j
OMAHA, Neb. Jan. 13.-The demo-
cratic principles of thes league OF
nations can be restored by future con-
crosses, William Jennings Bryan told
an audience of five thousand here last
night when he urged compromise ratl-
fication Of the peace treaty within the
week.
The treaty must be disposed OF at
once he said to make way for un-
obstructed consideration of the fol-
lowing issues in the 1920 campaign:
Creation Of city and state trade
commissions for prosecution OF prof.
iteers.
Extension of free speech and free
press to all upholders Of the govern
i1nents fFsRi ~ s.f~sr
Public ownership OF monopolies,
including railways, telephone ana
telegraph lines.
A lust and fair transition to peace
time taxation.
A volume of cheering followed his
announcement that he expected rati-
fication of the peace treaty by Janu-
airy 16, and representation OF the
United States in the first sitting OF
the league of nations at Paris on that
date.
The audience was equally enthusias-
tic when he said that the amendments
to the treaty should be made the 1920
issue instead of the treaty itself, II
there was to be such an issue.
He accused the republicans of hav-
ing procras stinated for five months and
declared that democrats could not ac-
cept the responsibility of delaying ter
mination of the war for another four
teen months.
Popular election of United States
delegates 10 the council of the league
of nations was democratic obliga-
tion, he said.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-13
In Des Moines Today.

DES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. IL.
Iowa democrats gathered here today
to meet William Jennings Bryan and
learn the plans for the 1920 presiden-
tial campaign, Bryan was to arrive
late today.
The Nebraskan's program called
for an address to women voters OF
Iowa, conferences with. state demo-
cratic chieftains and a public address
at the Coliseum tonight. The peace
treaty will be the subject OF Bryan's
address tonight.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-13
Cannot Be With dra wn.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-W. b.
Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti
Saloon league, today declared that
once state has ratified a constitu-
withdrawn.
Maryland and New York are consid-
ering recalling their ratification.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-13
Mother Selects This from Many
Applicants for Her I'm
born Child.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
CHICAGO, Jan ia baby has a
greater chance for happiness in a
policeman's family than in surround
ings of wealth and luxury, Mrs
Katherine Helms decided here today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-13

Allen Assistant Treasurer.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryice.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Guy q.
Allen. Somerset. Nd, was named
today as assistant treasurer of the
United States by President Wilson.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-13

M Telegraph Service Of The
paily j Gate City and Constitu-
E is received over
Al own leased wire.
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THE WEATHER

Fair. Somewhat Colder. Local
temp. z p. M, 36; z a. m, %.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-09

Nemohla vsak v Cecilii mic
jineho videti, nez mladou, vel
mi slicnou,nevinnou lady a Mar
garete poctivou a uprimnou ne
meckou venkovanku. Domaci
PAM projevila, ze ma pro ne
primerene pohodli a poslala
sluhu, aby propustil drozkare
a prinesl zavazadla nahoru.
Cecilie by.a ma to dovedena
do hofejsIho poschodi do male
no pokoje Sc staromodni pste-
Ii a takymz nabytkem. Veliky.
svetly pristenek malou poste-
Ii byl vedle a mel slouziti X
pohodli Margarete.
Trudnost pokoju byia pone-
kud sklicujici. Cecilie zazvo-
Mia a porucila, by Jim byl ma
horu prinesen cal a topinka, v
cemz bylo il Timed vyhoveno.
"Zitra 81 vyhledame byt,"
pravila Cecilie pfi veceri. "To
musime Anglii nejdrive uci-
niti. ye to levnejsi pax bu-
deme moci hospodariti die sve
vie a budeme mnohem st'ast-
nejsi a spokoienejsi."
GA az sc nabazlme Londyna,
vratime Sc do Zorlice. Penez
name dost, slecinko Cecilie.
Nemuslme pracovati, lee by
chom chtely. ia 81 zasila vSec-
ky penize po panu pastorovi do
snerovacky. Ale" dodala mou
Dire, "rada bych 81 je podrzela
pro stara leta ="
"Pak musime -pracovati. Bu-
de lepe pro mas, kdyz budeme
ODE pracovati, ale neodloucime
Sc od sebe.'
Cecilic odebrala Sc bro pc
vecefi ma odpocinek do vysokt
postele a Margaretka zmizela
V pfistenku.
Slunce jiz svitiIo, kdyz ra.
no procitly. Pc snidani dala s
Cecilie prinesti as ctvery ran
nj noviny a prohlizela eznam
ky "byty k pronajmuti". Wy
stfihla oznamky, obiednals
drozku a vydala Sc ma cestr
hledati svuj budouci domov.
(Pokracovani.)
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la nalozena upevnena Ma vr-
chu a Cecilie Margaretkou
vstoupily dovnitr.
DO ktereho hotelu?" tazal
Sc kocl.
Cecilie jmenovala hotel, kite
ry vybrala z oznamek v "pru-
vodci' a drozka vyjela re sta
nice do mokrych a trudnych u
lie. kdyz Margareta a jeii
mlada yelitelka hledely ven z
oxen drozky, pocitily ODE tou-
hu po domove.
"Myslim, re jsme jednaly
zpozdile, opustivSi drahou sta
rou Zorlici,' vzdychIa stara
nemecka sluzka. "Jak opuste-
ne divine vse vyhlizi! Kdy-
bychom Sc zde occasionally, kdo
by Sc o mas postaral? Ale kdy-
bychom Sc tam occasionally, kaz
dy vesnican by nam poslouzil. y
"Pak-li Sc rozstunete, budu
vas ia oSetrovati, Margaretko'
odvetila Cecilie S nucenou We
selosti. "Vyhiizi to zde ovsem
smutne, ale je to Anglie, ma OF
Gina ia bych Sc zde nemela
povazovati "a cizinku. Brzy Sc
usadlme a pax sc budeme citi-
I'll jako donna a zivot V Londy-
me bude nam yelkou zkusenostf
Pomyslete ma dobre vesnicany,
ktefi nikdy nevySli re Zorlice
Jak budou ma vas pohlizeti pri
Sti rok az sc tam vratime !"
Tento nahled pot6Sil starou
Margaretu, ktera nyni pohodl-
ne sede.a a pfemyslela sla-
We, liz Sc il dostane Zorlici
co sveta zkusene osobe - kite
Ira mnoho cestovala a hodny
kus syeta videla.
Drozka zastavila Sc pred
malym soukromym hotelem V
tiche a sluSne ulici. Koci "a
zvonil a Cecilie Sc svou sluzkou
vystoupily. Suzka V bilem cep-
ci zast6re, otevrela dvere a
vedla je nahoru do maleho pri-
iimaciho pokoie. PAX zavolala
Ipani domu, otylou zenu V Ger
lnem hedvabem satu, ktera pri.
chozi svym bystrym okem pro
'hledla.
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Prvni prace.

| Byl DESTINY vecer Londy-
Inc. Z poulicnich lamp kmitalo
Ispore svetlo. Chudi bez domo-
va choulili Sc do pruchodu do
mi a do otevfenych sklepu.
Obchodnici spechali rychle uli
cemi pod ochranou sVych dest-
Iniku. Drozky hrGely po dlazbe
a skoro zadna nebyla prazdna
|N6kolik kramu byio dosud ote-
vfeno, ale kupcu V Mich videti
nebylo. Londyn vyhlizel toho
veGera hrozne, skoro jako We
|lika poust' bez pohodli sebe
mensiho veseli We svych roz-
sahlych hranicich.
V teto hrozn6 noci prijela
'Cecilie Rosseova a jeji stara
sluzka Margareta do Charring
Cross stanice, ably zapoCaiy
svdj novy zivot Y Anglii. Mar
garcia naucila Sc nekolik SLOW
anglickych, ale octnula Sc zde
S mimi u konce. Kdyz vystoupi-
| ly na osvetleny perron, ujala
4
sc Cecilie vudcovstyi. Byla
vSak take neznaIa sveta, Jake
| Ijeji stara spoleCnice, ale jej
lytipnost, vzdelanost a klidna
lpozornost vnuknuly il pravJ
lzpusob jednani. Ma cest6 koU
lpila "Bradshavova pruvodce
LondYnem" q studovala no po,
zorne. Kdyz Sc nyni zastavila
$ Margaretkou, ponekud oslnf
ma svetlem a hlukem, spocinu
ljeji zrak ma dlouhe Tade rych.
le Sc plnicich drozek. Dals
znameni "ctyfkolaku a on "a
ljel k MIN. Jejich zavazadla by
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deli bych Sc psmrtila. Nam
sest tydnu casu. Mnoho Sc ma
re prihoditi sesti tydnech!"
Jala Sc rychlym krokem pre-
chazeti po pokoji a jejich o.
ci srsely blesky, jeji dech byl
kratky a rychlI.
"Sest tydnd,' opakovala sep
tenn. "Za sest tydnG budu jej
zbavena nadobro. Ia Sest ty-
dnu nebude Horace Pulford
mezi zivymin'
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PRIJMOU Sc delnici prida-
vat k zednikum. Haste Sc ma
praci V elsie 13107 Kinsman
Rd. 1-13
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HLEDA Sc starsi rodina pro
osetrovani dobytka ma farme,
ktera Jest jen II mil cd Squa-
ru. K nastoupeni ihned V cisle
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Union 315 w. 10
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ma farrAu, ktera, kdyz by Sc
j libilo a chtela by Sc pro-
vdati, mela by prednost.
Jsem 40 roku star, vlastnim
farnu a mann diva chlapce
do 9 roku. Blizsi sdelim ma
pfihlasku V dopise. Zaslete
nabldky do adm. t. listu.
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PRONAJME Sc
KOUPiS Sc

kOUPI Sc dim ma ktery Sc
muze sloziti $1,000, a ostatni
die ujednani. Nechte adressu V
adm. t. iistu. 1-9
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Pulforduv oblicej
zrudnul

Uneven.
"Dejte pozor!' zvolal w
strazne. "Nesmite zapominati,
re jsem gentleman rodem j Wy
chovanim; ze jsem zde co vas
host, roveh yam vsem yasim
hostnm a re 81 nedam libiti u
razku ami cd wasp
Lady Trevorova Sc poklonila
lismetem.
"Nezapomenu," odvetila.
"Chtela jsem YAM dati pouze
ma srozumenou, jak veiice
jsem byla pfekvapena vasim
navrhem snatku. Uvazila jsem
vec tu dukladne a roZhodla
jsem Sc jednati s vami upri-
mne. ia zamyslela pro sebe ji-
ny snatek -
"Vim to. Chtela jste Sc pro-
vdati "a lorda Glenhama?"
"Snatek lordem Glenha-
mem byl by pro mne vyhodnej
ST. dosyedcovala lady Trevoro
va klidne. con ma titul, jmeni,
postaveni, hodici Sc k menu,
kdezto kazdy by Sc tomu divil,
kdybych Sc provdala "a vas.
Mil ded, ktery pocina po dlou
he odloucenosti sc mnou Sc
smirovati, zada mne, abych Sc
proydala "a ieho dedice. Nyni
chci Sc vami vyrovnati abych
81 zajistila svou trvalou svobo-
du. Budu vam plati rocne pet
tisic liber -"
Pan Pulford lousknul prsty.
Dam vam krasny statek-"
"Chci vSechno, ne dill" pre-
rusil il pan Pulford smele.
"Chci vas, lady Trevorova "a
svoji zenu. Rozumite? Nechci
zadne iine vyrovnani. Zadam
vase bezvymineGne vzdani se.'
Lady Trevorova zat'ala tax
pevne zuby, TAX ze rty jeji by
ly stisknuty a bez krve.
"Myslil isem, &c mate vice
rozumu, nez davatc ma jevo,
pravil pan Pulford. "Zda SC, ze
nechapete. iak iste pine V me
moci. Chcete byti upamatova-
ma, &c drzim vase tajemstvi,
iehoz odhaleni uvrhlo by vas
do zalafe?"
"Tise! Nemluvte tax hlasi-
te."
MAN yam opakovati podrob-
osti zlocinu, spachaneho pred
ctrnacti lety?" pokracoval pan
Pulford krut6. 'Zamitnetc
mne, madam, a misto abych
vam dovolil stati Sc nevestou
lorda G}enhama, poslu vas do
Newgate pred soud pro hrozny
zlocin. Zbavim vas cti a velkc-
no jmeni, ktere jste cht6la do
sici.'
"Fise," preruSila jcj lady Tre
vorova, hledic rozcilene pres
ramcno ke dverim. proc vini-
te mne re zlocinu, ktery sir
Albert zosnoval -"
"A ktery jste mu pomohla
provesti. Dokazi, re jste nepri-
rozenou scstrou, pokryteckou
nestvIlrou, podvodnici a zlomy
slnici a spravedlnost S vami na
lozi po pravu. Ma misto vaseho
nadherneho hedvabneho satu
budete nosit oblek trestnicky
Misto vasich prostornych ko
mnat a mekkych hedvabnycl
posteli dostane Sc vam uzkt
ccly. tezke pracc, handy -
20 ustante, ustantc! Nepo
trcbujte mi dele yyhrozovati.
"Svolujetc tedy kc snatku 81
mnou?"
"kdyz jscm k tomu donu
ccna."
Snad bylo dobre pro kid m,
sic pane Pulfordovy, ze nepo
strehl omen z|ovestny Ear oc
lady Trevoroyy tom okamzc
nj zastinepe ieii rukou, nebr
ten hrozny vyraz, ktery svira
ieji usta.
"Jsmc tedy zasnoubeni, Edi
to-" vVolal n lasem uunok n ienj
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\
lady Trevorova drsnym hla
lsem. "Vzdavam Sc vam, cinit
lpouze jednu podminku. Ia
Inoubeni musi byt chovano '
luplne tajnosti mezi nami pc
tax dlouho, pokud zastaneme
We Skotsku a etrnact dni pc
nasem navratu do Angie"
"Cinite podminky? Coz jest
Hi je zamitnu?"
"Pak jste Sc odvazil k nej-
horsimu. Budu-li ia privedena
ina lavici zlocincu, udam vas
co sv6ho spoluvinnika; odpri-
sahnu, re w a sir Albert do
hnali iste mne k vykonani zlo-
cinu. Byla jsem pouze slabym
nastrojem rukou vaSich a je-
no."
| Pan Puiford ustoupil zpet a
oblicej jeho zmenil barvu.
| Pfedsevzal 81, re okamzite 0
znami sve zasnoubeni lady
Trevorovou a jeji neocekavane
obvin6ni uvedlo pTekazku v je-
no cestu.
~ JoyiSe,' zvolal. "Vy jste
palen6jSi, nez jsem myslel.
Proc cinite tuto podminku?"
"K vuli menu d6du. Lord st
| Leonards mne zavrhl pro muj
prvni snatek a nikdy mne Cd
te DOLBY nevidel az nyni. On je
Ivelice hrdy a kdyby Sc Dove
del mem zasnoubeni vami,
zavrhl by mne op6t a dedictvl,
ktere cd n6ho ocekavam, cd
kazal by jinemu.'
"Ale jak jej mdze Sest ty-
dnu usmiriti S naSim snatkem?'
tazal sc pan Pulford podezre-
lie.
"Pokusim Sc zdrzeti jej zdo
tyden a pricinim Sc, abych Ii
skala ieho lasky duvery. Az
sc vratim do Angie, zamy-
slim jiti do St. Leonardu, jeho
vlastniho domova. Ia diva ty-
dny tam, ustavicne V jeho spo-
lecnosti, dokoncim to, co zdc
ZapoGnu. On 81 mne oblibi, u
vykne mi a svoli k nasemu
shatku!'
Pan Pulford pozoroval lady
Trevorovou podezriye, ale ona
nan pohledla zprima, poctive
a uprimne.
ITO zvlastni jmeni stoji "a
|cekani,' podotknul zamyslene.
"Set tydnu cini maly rozdil.
Pockam."
"Dekuji vam. Mezi tim ne
smite prozradit tajemstvi ma
Seho zasnoubeni ami zivc dust"
"Slibuji."
"A nebudetc poSuzovat me
Jednani. Chef sye posledni dny
svobody co neil6pe uziti. Pri-
ljmu lorda Glenhama zde. Uci-
nim to tax, iak sc mi bude '
kazdem ohledu libiti."
"Svoluji. Uaijte zbyvajicich
nam sest tydnu svobody co nej
lepe, nebot' pfesne ma den o.
znamlm naSe zasnoubeni. A "a
mesic na to stanete Sc moii re.
!nou.'
Tim jest ySe odbyto, my
/ slim" podotkia. "Prestanemt
0 tom zde - a zapOcneme
: tom znova "a Sest nedel.'
il Pan Pulford pfistoupil biz,
k nj a sehnuv Sc, nahle il pol
bill. Ona Sc hrde uhnula, AL
. vzpamatovala sc S velkym Sc
bczaprenlm utajila syuj hne
, a odpor.
"Dobrou noe, Edito," pray
: ioji napadnik. "Bude dobr,
kdyz sc usmlfite nevyhnute
7 nym. Nejsem trpelivym mi
: zem a budu zadat od sve zen,
/ laby sc mnou zachazela uct,
hodne a aspon zdanlive lask;
. I've
II Polibil il jcSte icdnou V
tcznym krokem odesel.
i Lady Trevorova vytahla K
1lpc,,i slt a. l.. :, tIol. - >,.,, 4 - .,,.
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CHCETE-LI 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te Sc s dhverou
na ncjstarsiho a spolchliveho
ceskeho jednatele FIR. Hattana
36d2 E. 40 ul. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel Union 1926 w.
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SAMOHRACf PIANO. upl-
ne move, IS ro!y, yelmi lev
ne ma prodcj. UsetFite $3.50.
MoEno jej tez yideti yeler.
Haste Sc v elsie 1854 Fulton
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SHINELESS HOD TO
FACE PHILL|ES; REDS
RIGHT ON LEADERS

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 14.-Hod
Eller, the shineless shine ball wonder
of the Cincy Reds, was announced by
Manager Moran as his pitching bet
for Wednesdays game against the
Phillies. Hold had a hard time OF 1t
early in the year.
He was troubled with a lame back.
contracted poison ivy and then his
hurting arm went bad. The form he
has shown in finishing games and in
exhibition scraps has caused Moran to
give him a regular trial.
Great interest IN the coming series
with Brooklyn is being manifested.
Tickets for Saturdays and Sunday
game are rapidly selling. 1t is be-
lieved the largest crowd of the year
will be out for Sundays game, pro-
viding the Reds win one of the pre-
ceding games from the Dodgers.
Right on Their Heels.
The s to wallopping handed the
Phillies while the Cubs were artistic
ally trimming the Dodgers, brought the
Reds to within one point Of the
league leaders.
Tuesdays pastime garnered by the
Reds in two fat innings. The playing
Of Greasy Neale, Red right fielder, was
equal with the hitting Of Ivy Wingo
as features Of the game. Neale had
ten chances in the right garden, &C
cepting nine put-outs and one assist
He got two hits of three times up
Ivy Wingo's batting average resem
bles a thermometer on a July day
Detailed figures of the harvest reaped
from the Meadows follow:
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Wheat was introduced in England
about the sixth century.
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
BY
McMANUS
SUBURBAN LEACUERS'
CLASHES SUNDAY TO
Be zIPPY CONTESTS

With Centerville back in the fold,
Sundays suburban league baseball
schedule will come off as arranged
unless the weatherman DEGREES other
wise.
The re-organized Centerville team
will travel to New Madison. This will
be the first game Of the season that
Centerville has played away from the
home lot. AS sum of money was
raised by suburban league hackers at
Centerville Tuesday night, the first.
class ball players that started the sea
son with Centerville will probably be
back in the lineup.
This means that New Madison will
have a hard task in continuing its
winning streak at the expense Of Cen
terville, Sunday. New Madison has
been going good but with the addi
ton of. Dougherty and Sullivan. dope
favors Centerville to cop the scrap
and to again become one of the chief
contenders for the suburban league
cup.
Hard Luck Irish To Play
The hard luck Shamrocks will hook
up with the league-leading EldoradC
clan Sunday. Eldorado respects the
power of the Shamrock aggregation
and will be prepared to maintain its
leadership. Eldorado has not lost a
game.
Denizens of New Paris will be treat
ed to double header Sunday after
noon when the Boston G. and o. rail
readers invade the Buckeye burg. New
Paris has not been travelling at the
gait predicted. However, the hot stuff
handed the Miller-Kempers and Sena
tors will be tried on New Paris this
week.
Charley Feasel will take his gang
of Miller kempers to Whitewater fol
Sundays suburban league pastime
Dopesters say the home team will win
Lynn, regarded by many as the
strong point of the Suburban league
will be the scene of the Richmond
Senator scrap Sunday. Lynn has little
fear of the Senators. The Senators re
Gently showed flashes of last years
form, but rather slipped Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-14
PENNSY LINEUP TO
Be kept SECRET

Lineup for the Richmond division
Pennsylvania team against the Zanes-
vile team at Exhibition park Thurs
day afternoon, will not be announced
until time for the game, according to
Manager Todd.
Several players from Anderson and
Elwood have been in town this week.
and in tryouts at Exhibition park,
have shown class. Fifteen additional
out-of-town players were to be given
trials Wednesday. Four of these,
Todd says, have been playing regular
semi-pro baseball in Anderson and FL
wood.
c. ]. Meyer, pitcher and outfielder,
from Efwood, was given a trial Tues
day afternoon. His performance caus-
ed Todd to say that he would play
part of the GAINESVILLE game.
Because of the inability to assemble
sufficient number of Pennsy mu-
sicians, plans for holding parade be-
fore Thursdays game have fallen
through. Todd had planned to recruit
band of about II pieces from among
Pennsy musicians, but four were all
he could assemble Wednesday noon.
The GAINESVILLE team, composed OF
10 players, will arrive in Richmond
Thursday morning. 1t will be quar-
tered at the Arlington hotel. The
game will start at 3 3. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-14
Centeruille Fans Back
Club With $50 Donation

Suburban league baseball was put
On its feet in Centerville Tuesday
night when residents Of the former
county seat of Wayne county sub
scribed $3.50.
They elected o. X. Dunbar president
of the suburban league club OF that
city; John Motion was elected secre-
tary. and Carl Shera, treasurer. Ray
Jones, Frank Hatfield, Charles and AL
bert Cappeller, and Harry Lunday
were named as ways and means
committee.
Centerville as suburban league
town was fast slipping, but Tuesdays
meeting applied the emergency brake.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-14
DAYTON LILY bREWS
WILL OPPOSE EAGLES

The Dayton Lily Brews were an
nounced by Everette Haas, manager,
as the opposition for the Richmond
Eagles at Exhibition park Sunday af'
ternoon.
This will be another hard team for
the Eagles to conquer. The Lily Brews
recently triumphed over the Dayton
Rubbers, and the Rubbers defeated
the Eagles. However, hackers Of the
Eagles believe they will win
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-14

Totals .......... 81 2 "a Il I
Sic Baurvean batted for Meadows in
ninth inning.
Cincinnati ........ 004 900 40x-S
InllaQelplla UUl UUO UO1-I
Two-Base Hits-Wingo, Williams,
Meadows.
Left on Bases-Cincinnati, 6; Phil
adelphia, 7.
Double Plays-Neale to Crane;
Sticking to Rath to Daubert; Fletcher
to Paulette.
Struck Out-By Ring, 2; by Mea-
dows, 2.
Passed Ball-Tragresser
Bases on Balls-By Ring, 2: by
Meadows, 4.
Umpires-McCormic and Harrison
Time of Camel AS.