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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05
sULTANAs PAsIKLoNIo.
JES AMERIKONIs-
KIEMS OFICIERAMS.
Konstantinopolis, geg. .

KonstantlnopoIls, geg. 7.
Suv. Valstijq spekQ Europos
vandenyse komendantas admi-
rolas Knapp su stabu eeia ap-
lanke sultano rumus. Admire
las su kitais oficierais buvo
turkq maldnamyj, kuomet sui
tanas, kaip paprastai, atvyko
melsties. Praeidamas pro a
merikoniskus oficierus sulta-
mas draugingai pasikloniojo.
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Washington, geg. 5.

natas prieme sumanyma, ku--
riuomi autorizuojama vyriau-
sybe padirbdinti 2 eentq pini-
g6lip. Ant pinigelio bus Roo
sevelto vaizdas.
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PIRKITE KARES . TAUPY-
MO zENKLELIUS (W.S.S.).

daryti Lenl1ija "nuo jurH lig
juriQ."
Uzpakalyj stow Prancuzija.
Tokios Eenkijos labai pagei-
dauja Prancuzija. Prancuzams
negaila, jei1 lenlSai .keslntusi
praryti viSas mazesniaslas uz
save tautas. Kas kan galvoJe,
bi tik butq atSiekti tie tikslai,
ankStai suristi su lenkQ impe-
riialistu troSkimais.
Sitam lenku veikime lenkus
stipriai il paremia Prancuzi-
ia. Prancuzai pinigQ neduoda
lenkams, nes patys neturi pl-
nigu. Bet prancuzai turf dau-
gybe ginklq, amunicijos II VI
sokios kar6s medziagos.
Prancuzija neturi nei karei-
viQ, katruos gal6tq duoti len
kams.. Bet turi uHtektinq skait-
liz parinktinq oficierp, katrie>
gall vesti lenkQ "klopus" kru-
vinon kovon.
Prancuzijos finansinis sto-
Wis blogas. Bet jei lenkams
pavylStu paimti Odessa, tuo-
met j kadir uz lenl1iskus pi-
nigus gal6tq gauti daug kvle-
ciQ.
Mes Ukraina Europoje skai-
tosi jaw svirnas. Atsidarius
Odessos uostui butq gerai
items ir Kittens.
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Bet yra pavojaus.

ButQ daug dziaugsmo len
kams il prancuzams, jei lenk1l
tikSlai butQ atsiekti. Bet gale
tq but daug paskui II susi-
krimtimo. I
Jau Siandie rusai, neskai-
tant bolseviku, didziai tneap-
kencia lenkQ W jQ imperijalls-
tinius zygius, ~ teriojima II
saVinimasi dideliu Rusijos
plotQ.
Gil kuornet Ienkai paimt1l
Kijeva, paskui kitus miestus
.ir Odessa, ar kartais rusai ne
susiprastQ, nesusivienytQ il ar
nepakiltQ ibendromis spekomis
pries naujagadinius gunus.
II tas labai galimas daiktas.
Tuomet lenkq neisgelbetq mel
prancuzai.
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Westrville,> o., geg. 4

=
i" "Sausiejji" paskelbe, jog jie
neturi nieko pries tuos emo
mes, jei tie butq parinkti kan
didatais j Sales prezidentlis:
Hoover, Wood, Lowden, Ne
Adoo, Hughes, Poindexter If
Bryan.
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MleSlO SdINeS6 PSlHESI1N'o
SaukSmai prizes CarranzQ II Jo
valdziq. ISreikSta pasitik6jL
mas generolu Obregonu. kurls
vra visa SioS revoliucijos Sir
dis.
Visa valstija revoliucijoje.
Siandie tad visa chihuahua
valStija Nra revoliucijoje. Vie
tomiS dar trankoSi neskaitlin-
gi CarranzoS kariuOmen6s bn-
rial. Bet tie neturi joEios reik-
$m6s. Mes iei jie nepasiduos
neutrality-suspicious. grazumu,
bus nugal6ti.
Dabar MekSikOS revoliucUOS
Sval-biauSiOS sp6koS suSimeta
ant pacio< SoStin6S Mexico
City.
Centralin Meksikon per
Sierra Madre Su 5000 karluO-
men6S briaujasi gen. Elias Ca
Hes. Prize jo kariuomen6s prisi-
DIES ir kit SkaitIingeSni ka-
riuomen6S burial.
Is central6s MekSikos bnS
traukiama ant SoStinGs.
Pati soStin6 jau kuone vi
SaiS SOnaiS apsupta. Jel bus
tieSa. kad tarpe sostin6s If We
IA Cruz revOliucijonieriai bus
perkirte gelezinkeli, tuomet
Carranzai iSeiS blogai. lures
jiS dumti kitais keliais IS So
stin6S. iei SuspGS tQ padaryti.
Nieko nedaroma su Villa.
chihuahua valstijOS clVillu
gubernatoriu paskirtas Abel
Rodriguez. Sis tuojaus paskel-
be, kad visi Carranzos .valdl-
ninkai gall pasilikti savo vie
tose, jei jie pripazista nauja
vyriausybe il nauja tvarka.
PrieSingai 81, turi pasitrauktl
is uzimamQ vietQ.
VyriauSias revoliucijos ka-
l'iuomen6S vadas gen. Escobar
chihuahua valStijoje paskel-
be, kad nauioji valdzia nieko
bendra neturinti ir netur6siap-
ii su zinomu galvazudziQ Pile
Sikp vadu Villa, kurs trankosi
tos valstijos kalnuose.
Sake, Villa revoliucijon ne
bus priimtas. Ir su juo bus pa
sielgiama taip, kaip seniau, t.
y. prieS j bus kovojama. Mes
jei pripazinti koki nors Villos
patarnavima, tai reiskia pri-
pazinti If visus kitus krimina-
istus.
Gen. Escobar yra -sumanes
Suv. Valstiju parubeziais Is
| teioti neutrale iuOSta.
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MEKSIKOJE NUzUDYTA
DU AMERIKONU.
Vyriausybe pasiuncia
kares laivus.

Washington, geg. 4. I Ke-
liens neutrality-suspicious. kares
laivams isakyta tuoiaus plank
til Meksikos uostus Vera Cruz
IL Tampico, If tenai paimti sa-
vo globon amerikonus.
Isakymas paskelbta pareika-
lavus to valstyb6s depalta-
mentui. Karas laivams be kit
ko isakyta paihiti pas save a
merikonus, jei butQ reikalas.
Nuzudyta du amerikonu.
Praeita sekmadieni uz 125
myliu nuo Meksikos sostines
nuzudyta du amerikonu darbi-
ninku, dirbusiu anglQ medziQ
firmoje. SakOma, tai meEslko-
NJ pl6Siku darbas.t
Nuzudytu yra Eben Francis
Greenlawir jo jaunas sunus.
PraneSta Meksikos vyriau-
sybei, ol2ad ia galvazudzius bu-
tinai suimtu il nubaustQ.
Sakoma, jog pasiQsti kar6s
laval nesimaiSysia viduji-
Mus MekSikos reikalus. Bet
tik Saugosia amerikonus.
Perkirstas susisiekimas.
Valstyb6S departamentui
praneSta, jog uostuose Vera
Cruz If Tampico kol-kas esa-
ma ramu. Bet apylink6se jau
yeikia revoliucijonieriai.
Taippat pranesta, kad per
kirsta gelezinkelio linija tarpe
Mexico City ir Vera Cruz. Te-
claus n6ra zinoma, kokioj viel
toj tas padaryta III kaip dideli
nuostOliai.
Gelezinkelio linija eina per
Siaurine dali valstijos TlaXca-
la. kuri jau prisid6jusi prize
revoliucijos.
Perkeliavo per. S. V. teritorija,
iGenerolu Juan Jose Rios If
Manual Gamboa su savo sta
hais, iSviso apple 80 oficierQ,
vakar atkeliavo ] El Paso Is
Sonora valstijos.
Tenai jie nenorejo prisideti
prize revoliucijos, tad neteko
vietos ir per Suv. Valstijq te-
ritorija keliauja j Mexico City.
Darbininkai pries Carranza.
Mekskos darbininkq fedora
cija nusprende prisideti prie
revoliucijos, taigi prizes Car
rama, kuomet .buvo pranesta,
kad Amerikos Darbo Fedora
ella pazad6jo savo parama.
Americas Darbo Federacija
aiSkiai Zinc, kad dabartine re-
voIiucija Meksikoje neturi ME
ko bendra su radikalais. Bet
tik kovojama uz Sales pa
tvarkyma il indusStrijine lai-.
Sve.
SULTANAS PASIKLONIO-
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Juarez Perejo ReVo-
liuciijjon
Meksikoje nuzudyta du
amerikOnu

ties baznyGiu nedoras Carran-
zoS valdymaS.
MieSto gatv6se pasigirdo
$aukSmai prizes Carranzq II jo
vaIdziq. ISreikSta pasitik6jl
mas generolu Obregonu. kuris
yra visa SioS revoliucijos Sir
dis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
S. A. |. SEASON TO
OPEN ON SATURDAY;
PARADE FEATURE

Everything is "settin pretty for the
opening of the S. A. L. baseball sea-
son in Richmond Saturday afternoon.
President Harry Patti says an auto
mobile parade of boosters will be
formed at 1870 p. m. and will parade
the principal streets of the city until
2 p. m. Players and officials will ride
in the autos. Games are to start at
2:30 p. m.
The Twenty-second street play.
grounds and Exhibition park are to
be used. The Wayne Works and
Jenkins-Vulcans are to clash at the
Fairgrounds. This promises to be a
good game as the teams appear even
ly matched. The Wayne Works have
practically the same team they made
so strong a finish with last year.
The best game, however, will be
played at Exhibition park between the
Starr Piano and Natco. These teams
have the cream of Richmond's base
ball talent. With Hawekotte, Minner
and Sturm, the STAIRS have the bulge
in pitching.
However, Schepman of the Natcos
is one of the best in town and will
be able to hold his own. He will be
held up by the reputed best catcher
| in Richmond, Everette Haas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
Sergeant Receives Ruling
On Injury Compensation;
Applies To Service MeI

Recruiting Sergeant Thompson has
received the following information
from headquarters concerning the
paying of compensation to men who
have been injured or contracted sick
ness directly traceable to their army
life.
mo compensation is payable unless
the disability or death can be traced
to an injury or disease incurred in
the service.
Many persons, however, have re-
ceived injuries or contracted disease
in the service and the i'll effects there.
or do not appear until some time after
their discharge or resignation. If the
disability resulting from the injury OF
disease contracted in the service does
not occur before one year after dis
charge or resignation you may be un
able to obtain compensation, for the
, law provides that when such disability
or death occurs as shown by the
medical evidence after one year after
! your discharge, a certificate of injur!
must have been obtained from the
director Of the bureau, within the yeal
from the date Of your discharge II
order that the government may pa,
you, or your dependents.
eff you were injured or contracted
disease while in the service ever
though the injury or disease was of {:
minor character. be sure to apply fo
a certificate Of injury before one yea
after the date of your discharge o.
resignation, in order to protect your
| self and your dependents"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
MOORE SPEAKS ON
PENSION LAW; RICE
HEAD OF TEACHERS

E. E. Rice, of Garfield junior high
school, was elected president Of the
Teachers Federation of Richmond
for 1920-21 at the last meeting of this
year in the high school late Thursday
afternoon. A. NJ. Tschaen, principal
Of Finley, was elected vice president.
c. o. Mays, of high school, treasurer; !;
Anna Bradbury, high school. record
ing secretary; Martha Boyd, Starr,
corresponding secretary.
Report Of the treasurer showed
$33.0S in the treasury for next year.
Discusses Pension Law
The election of officers preceded
the address of B. G. Moore, of Nun
Gle, on the teachers pension law. In
discussing the law, Moore said in part a:
This new law will be made state
wide, and all teachers entering the
service after the law becomes oper
ative will be compelled to take part
The minimum term of service required
for sick or disability benefits will be
lowered from 25 to 10 years, while
the minimum term of service for vol
untary retirement will be lowered
from 35 to, 25 years. The state will
pay one half of the annual assess
ments. When teachers teach beyond
the age of 81, there will be a grad
nuities. If a teacher should die be
! fore she has received any annuitie
! from the fund and is 62 years or older
the proceeds will be turned over t
her estate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
Hollarn to Preside at
Meeting of Tennis Sharks

Edward Hollarn, superintendent Of
parks, will preside at the meeting of
Richmond tennis players in George
Brehm's store at p. m, Friday. He
will explain the regulations to be fol-
lowed when using the new baseball
diamonds and tennis courts at Glen
Park.
Plans are that the tennis courts will
be on the level stretch of ground north
of the greenhouse. Three courts are
to be laid out. The courts will be
skinned of grass, rolled and packed.
then heavy clay covering put on and
rolled and packed
However, the work will not be done
unless Richmond tennis players take
an interest in the project. Fridays
meeting will determine the amount of
enthusiasm. Everys tennis raquet
wielder in town is urged to attend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21

The most dominating trait in Hugh
lie jennings makeup is his fighting
spirit. And that spirit stood Hughie
in good stead this spring when the
Tigers got away to their remarkable
start of thirteen straight defeats.
Hughes ability to get out there on
the coaching line and pull his Fee
yah! with all his pep day after day
while trying to get his team out OF
the rut shows the stuff that Hughie's'
made of.
Most fans know this much about
Jennings-that he has been trying to
lead Detroit to pennant for many
seasons and, while failing to do so,
has developed some of the greatest
sluggers in the game. But his early
history isn't known to the younger set.
Jennings is SO years old. He was
born in Pittstown, Pa. He was work
ing as a pitboy in the coal mines
still in the mines at Leighton when
the Harrisburg, Pa, team heard about
his work as a catcher with semi-pro
outfit and signed him.
Hughie broke into the minor leagues
as a shortstop in 1891. He was play
| ing the shcrtfeld on the Harrisburg,
Pa, team when the Louisville Colonels
| played an exhibition game there. The
red-haired gent was one Of the main
factors in the trouncing handed the
minor league outfit and so impressed
Manager Chapman of the Kentucky
club that he bought Jennings before
leaving the city.
Jennings broke into the lineup reg
ularly that summer, playing short ant
first base. When Louisville was tax
en- into the National league the mex
year Hughie was retained. Two year
later he was traded to Baltimore
There, as a member of the famous
Orioles, he helped McGraw and th
others to write big page in baseball
history. In 1898 Jennings moved t.
} Brooklyn and stayed there until 1901
: when he went to the Philadelphia Ma
= tional league outfit. He remaine'
} there a year and then returned t
; Baltimore as manager of the club. Hi
! wonderful work as pilot there cause
, Detroit to sign him in 1907 and Hughi
delivered by leading the club to a fla
in 1909. He has been striving eve
! since for his second one and despit
| the Tigers poor start, he is concede
a good chance this year. While climt
ing the ladder to the baseball hall c
: fame Hughie educated himself by har
study and holds college degrees a
st. Bonaventure college and Cornell
He is a lawyer and a member of
law firm Of his brothers in Scranton
Pennsylvania.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
Commercial League

The Palladium was beaten, IL to II
by the Home Telephone company in
the first game of the Commercial
league season, Thursday.
\ Errors were not numerous, despite
,hhe muddy condition of the field. Long
hits were plentiful. however, Geier
and Fay of the Pals driving out two
triples each. Suits, Parker and Fos-
senkemper laced out two doubles. Pat
terson, Marcus, VanNuys and Camp
bell drove the ball to great lengths
for the winners.
The fielding of Parker for the Pals
was a feature.
The score r. H. E.
Palladium ....135 200 00--11 10 4
Telephones 1903 800 01-12 IA
Geier and Fossenkemper; Marcus.
VanNuys and Campbell.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
WORLD FLAG TO Be
RAISED TODAY; REDS
BEAT BROOKLYN, 10

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 21.-Fri.
days baseball scrap at Redland Field
between the Reds and Dodgers will be
featured by the raising of the worlds
championship flag in centerfield.
This is the first time in five years
that a world championship flag has
been raised at National league lot.
Fisher will hurl for the Reds and Ca.
dore for the Dodgers.
The three day layoff evidently i'm
proved the play of the Reds. The Z
to 0 victory gained Thursday was
worthy of the champions in every
respect.
Reuther hurled airtight ball. the
team played errorlessly on the muddy
field, and everyone took healthy
swat at the ball Daubert led with 4
out of S. Rariden took two out OF
three.
The score:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
NATCO TO PARADE FOR
S. A. L. GAME SATURDAY

Richmond will be made aware Of
the opening of the S. A. L. season in
Richmond Saturday by a parade
planned by the Natco. This concern
is going into the season with a pep
that promises to make it hard for
other factories entered.
The Natco plans for the parade will
have all members Of the Natco team
heading the parade. The Natco band
will follow and back Of the band will
come the Natco booster club. The
parade will assemble at Fourth and
Main streets at 1:45 p. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
GENERAL is DEAD
fRv Associated Pressl

SEATTLE, Wash. May 21.-Brigad-
Ter General Frank Taylor, United
States army retired, veteran of the
civil, Indian and Spanish-American
wars, died suddenly last night at the
home of his daughter here. He was
born IS years ago in Calais, France, of
English parents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
BY
MeMANUS
Yesterday S Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston M ''D. ..... 900 900 1oo-1 s
Pittsburgh ... 130 100 00x-5 9 L
Fillingim, Hearne and O'Nenl;
Adams and Schmidt.
At st. Louis r. H. E.
Philadelphia go. .o1o 0os ooo-4 7 /
st. Louis ..... .Oo5 100 OOx-6 1
Gallia, Belts and Wheat; Tragres-
sor; Jacobs, Sherdel and Dilhoefer.
New At SoaiSso- York; 100 900 100 3 10 10 i i
Chicago. ...... .002 001 01x-4 0
Nehf and Smith; Alexander and
Killefer.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Boston r. H. E.
Detroit .........ooo 600 600 s l
Boston .........1 .1O1 130 0Ox-6 IL 0
Pennock and Walters.
St. Louis ...... 100 200 ooo-s 9 S
New York ..... 200 O4O 11x-S IL
Sothoron and Billings; Quinn and
Hannah
At Philadelphia R. H. E.
Cleveland .... .0O1 020 1910 IA /
Philadelhia -. 200 200 900 10 3
Bagby and O'Neill; Kinney and
Perkins.
AT Washington r. H. E.
Chicago
O1o 200 900 900 OO2 s-13 II l
Washington
200 600 100 900 OO2 o. 5 1S 3
Faber and Schalk; Courtney and
Charity.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Milwaukee R. H. E..
Toledo 900 900 O0O-0 6 3
Milwaukee 80. .O1O O10 O0x-2 10 2
Middletown and Mcneil; Northrop
and CASTOR.
| At Kansas City R. H. E.
Columbus 900 O4O 900 900 o. 10 1
Kans City 900 900 OBJ 600 Is IA l
George and Wagnor; Woodward and
| Brock.
At Minneapolis R.H.E.
Indianapolis 200 90 01O-1 7 1
Minneapolis .... .010 900 O01-2 6 1
! Murray and Gossett; Robertson and
Mayer.
At St. Paul R.HE.
Louisville .... .o1o 1O7 OO1-1O 16 0
st. Paul ...... .O01 900 O01- 2 10 l
Long and Meyer; Hall and Har-
grave.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
CUP RACE PRELiMINARlES
BEGIN OFF SANDY HOOK

NEW YORK, May 21-The first Of
ficial activity in connection with the
Americas cup races off Sandy Hook,
July IS, will begin Friday on Long
Island sound when the prospective cup
defending yachts Resolute and Vanitfe
meet in the opening race Of the 1920
elimination series.
Weather permitting six races will
be held off New Haven, Conn, between
May 21 and 81 after which the yachts
will proceed to Newport for a more
extended series Of races under open
sea conditions. The schedule calls
for races off New Haven on May 21,
%, "a, 25, 26 and q. The Newport
races are set for June 8, 4, 5, z, 8, 9.
10, II, IL, IA, Is, Is. II, Is and 1s.
The contests off New Haven are to
be short practice events.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
LEWISVlLLE TO PLAY FIRST
GAME WITH kENNARD MIN

The Lewisville Razz Jazz Dau4-D
will play the fast Kennard team on the
Lewisville diamond Sunday at p. m.
The Kennard team has been going
good this season and a warm game Is
anticipated. This will be the opening
game for the Babies. They have been
practicing for the last three weeks
and will be in shape to give Kennard
a real battle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21

bad, considering that several had
hardly ever played baseball until this
year. After making II runs in four in
nings, the Quakers were stopped in
the fifth. Coach Move pitched for
high school. Templetown caught.
Move was instrumental in the two
runs scored by high school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
WILL MEET IN FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.-An-
nouncement that the committee on ar
rangements of the Democratic nation
al committee will arrive here during
the first 10 days in June and that all
of the committee will be in the city
by June 25. was made here today by
George F. Mara, assistant to Homer
S. Cummings, chairman of the com
mite. Mr.. Cummings will be here
before June 10, Mara said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
PAGE. ELEVEN

day morning. Incorporators included
Edwin c. Price, Albert C. Hensley,
Frank Toney, Ross Witt and Perry z.
Druley.
The object of the corporation is to
"own, construct, maintain and operate
elevators or flour mills. Directors
are to be elected by vote of, stock
holders at the annual meeting, to be
the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day of each year
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
FEAR NEW OPPRESSION

PARIS, May 20.-Members OF the
Danish delegation which arrived here
today for the purpose of urging inter
naturalization of the second plebiscise
zone in Schleswig declare the Danish
population of that district may be
placed in danger of oppression soon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
GAMES TODAY
National League

NdIIOTIdT GSd9uC
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
American League
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
American Association
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Louisville at st. Paul.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
College Games
At Cincinnati.
EARLHAM AND n. S. STAGE
PRACTICE SCRAP. ~ !

Richmond high school and Earlham
college were supposed to have played
baseball Thursday afternoon. Earl
ham played ball and held track meet
IN addition. The score was II to 2
in five innings.
However, high school did not do so
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
ca,FFiTH BACK IN HARNESS

CINCINNATI, O., May 21.-Outfield-
er Tom Grifith, who had gone into the
brokerage business and declared he
was through with baseball" will re-
turn to the Brooklyn club of the
National League.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
ASK HIGHER FREIGHT RATE

WABASH, Ind, May 21.-A freight
rate that is too low for the railroad is
too low for the shipper and should be
increased, according to manufacturers
of this city, who Thursday sent let
ter to Edgar Clark, chairman OF the
interstate. commerce commission.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21

GRAIN ASSOCIATION FILES
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Articles of incorporation of the
Farmers National Grain association
were filed at the recorders office Fri
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21
CHURCH CUP CONTESTED

CHURCH CUP CONTESTED
FOREST HILLS, N. Y, May 21.-
Boston and Philadelphia tennis teams
faced each other here today in the
annual contest for the Church cup.
The New York team will meet the
victors tomorrow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-05-21

Three-BaSe HltS-ROuSn, kOnetCHy.
Left on Bases-Cicinnati, 10; Brook
lyn, 8.
Struck Out-By Ruether. 3.
Bases on Balls-Off Ruether, 2; of
Marquard, 3.
Wild Pitch-Marquard
Base Hits-Off Smith, 12; off Mar
guard, 3.
Umpires-Quigley and O'Day.
Time of Game-1:49.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-23
3l.[pod 39!,l.[1 STORIES Is
Shep, the Hero
,-Nla)

My mother, my aunt, two cousins,
one my age and the other a little
baby two years old, and | hurried
up the road about a half mile to
meet my uncle and my father who
were returning from town with a
large number OF cattle they had pur-
chased.
We were driving the cattle thru
the barnyard gate when one old
white steer broke loose and started
rampaging up the road to where my
little baby cousin was playing. | saw
the old steer running, but was
pretty far away and il looked very
much as tho baby would be trampled
to death under the sharp hoofs OF
the mad animal il she wasn't jerked
from his path.
Just then, as if from nowhere,
big shepherd dog jumped from the
side of the road and dashing in
front of the snorting steer, caught
the belt of the babys dress in his
teeth and dragged her from danger,
undoubtedly saving her life.
My uncle shot and killed the steer,
but we still have that dandy old
shepherd dog, and he is the pride oil
the family.-F. DWIGHT, Rockford,