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New-York tribune., 1921-09-18

BUNTING WINS THE FUTURITY.
larry Payne Whitney two-year-old
ins the thirty second running of the
ktoric Futurity at Belmont Park.
1he great colt won by neck in q
kirring drive with Galantman. Over
asty thousand race track enthusi-
Its saw Bunting carry away the rich
nrse Of sS9, 700 in field of twenty
Ixo starters. The second photo shows
Bunting with Coltiletti up, just after
winning the class
Central News-U e. u.
Eat-0N THE AUCTION BLOCK.
he first auction sale of man to
lake place in this country since be-
Pre the Civil War is held on historic
'ston Common, when Jim Ferris, a
snty-three-year-old veteran Of the
rd War, jobless, broke and hun
b is put up by Urbain Ledoux, the
led charity worker. Ferris was
ping to work for the highest bidder,
D failed to draw a single bid.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-18

Left T H E FOOT
RAIL- SEASON is
HERE. A snappy ac-
tion shot of Yale's
clever 1921 football
captain. varsity half
back, H. B. Aldrich,
getting off a seventy
yard punt in practice
for the Blues strenu-
out gridiron contests
this fall.
Paul Thon pson.
Right-A GI A N T
AIR LINER of orig
inal design in flight
over Long Island. The
curiously t h o u e h
effectively designed
Remington Burnelle
airplane, e q UP ped
with the largest cabin
ever constructed on
wings having a pas
senger capacity of
thirty persons sue
cessfully navigates
the air on one of it's
many recent fights
over Mineola.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-18

"HURRAH... OUR
CHARLES COM
ING" A group Of
cheering E n g ! i S h
school Doys chalk the
walls of the St. Mary
the-Less Boys School
at Remington, Lon,
don, with an enthu-
siastic greeting in
anticipation of a visit
from the most popu-
lar member Of their
alumni-one Charles
Chaplin. screen come
dian extraordinary,
now is it in e his
homeland I or the
first time in seven
years. His reception
in England has been
an ovation every
where he went-chil-
dren have mobbed
him, girls have fought
to kiss him, ne has
been jostled by men
and fused over by
the protecting police.
Underwood.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10
MANY BOOZE CASES
CLUT COURT DOCKET
October Term OF District Court
Opens Tuesday Morning
Jury Vcniro Has Been
Drawn

iadfe Charles smith VII convene
tbe o,laNer term nf district cou.t
Tuesday morning a, 30 O'Clock All
jurors have teen notfe cd 20 be- ou
hand at O'Clock
or the thirteen cases 90 Oar on fer
trial nine ol them are for violatlns
tho national prohibit on law either
b, se ling whisky or making il ~.
sale Two eases Ior ~ifc aud chla
abandonment are on The dockr, iol
trial
FNiiov ~ Is names ~ ihn juror.
eeleeted tor tA~ torn
y A Axtoli. Claude e nrons. G.
" noya r. + rlllnra y y n'reh.
rllls cahll a y comthwat. nj
Lehnan y q Norissctt y ~
seoyll = = storms Anthem,
Teliafo. on Guthrie John nordo
l. Il rlficth o. MorrIeh Lester
Bee5g Nsrshall Walter Curtis. J s.
Deh' OF Nulhall W " i.armore
Goodnight Ed Pr ees. ~ coyls
Aie> Wood loyoll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10

Division No v. v ciub utrt fhmss
day afternoon Ia the homu of tifp
John Nontgnmefy reat of Ao@aFl.
wlth good attendance og members
and l~u snes,s Mira ngtier Hlmpaua
and Mira slmpaon
This waa the annual business
meeting and elscslon of pffieefa tha
new officers arc Mr Clark noWea.
president. Mra deorse tuffiea, vloo
president. Mrs vance t.aeklahiil se.
esetagy Nrs & Gordon. treasurer
The secretary displayed two mics,
hrw blua nbbons won ~ nlylalan
40 B IN tha recent fairs. Oao tor
IN. hest club exhlhlt of eanned Foodt
Al Logan county FREQ fair, and tas
other for ina best exhibit ot sans
a Navina township fair. nurlns
social hour the hostess served deli-
cinua feffrshments
She nes, meeting will ha AZ ths
homo - Mrs Vance lAeklHhili. oct
obr. Goth At thia meeting Mrs
Jesslo Pollock viii tge tho oter
popular dress form denomination
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10
LEGION MINSTREL RE-
H[ARsALs PROGRESSING
Excellent Talent Has Been Sc
cured and the Success of the
Three Days Events Is
Assured

Ever, one 'a Worrou ap csr tha
Bir Home Talent Indoor Hasasr
Carnival and NinIs,rol show winch
the American Lesion rolne 10 ri,,
az tho Guthrie Theatre ANA In the
Auditorium Of the Ciu HAT otcobe
18Th. ieib aud 2eth
Rehearsals have hecn rolng on
ulrh, aad daY ana those who hnye
attended them predict this viii hs
ono of the blsees, sacccssc of ths
season
The llg minstrel show which wlll
be hnld At the Guthrie theatre Is some
a. ne brand new This ia cabaret
minstrel tho end men are tho wait
ers. and the Wy thoy get their fupns
Jokes and stunts OF is sidegpittlue
Pretty girls viii filter across th,
stage IN bright now costumes with
catchy SONGS and graceful dancing
Then there are the Hawaiian m4'da
tn native costumes tho Indian chor
us Ia native war dances. me walk
Ing bows and girls n duets. sostetts.
quariots and East rio roaring bur
les aue sketch a three hours pro
gram fuli 81 pep and ginger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10


New York, Oct 10 On exei
terms. Yankees and Giants met 10.
day in the fifth game OF the world .
series and both decided 10 try fol
the edge with the hurlers they used
In the second contest Waite Hoyl
for the Americans and Artie Nehi
for the Nationals and the Giants
went down 10 defeat By score ol
8 10 l.
The Giants rallied TO a hitting bee
against under-handed Carl Mays
yesterday. while 'Shufflin Pafl
Douglas tossed his freak'est curve
and won their second game. to !.
iiost. the Brooklyn youth who shut
ont the Giants In the second meet
ing OF the team, allowing two hits.
one scratch, appears TO be iiuggins
only hope TO put the Yanks in front
again Giant partisans declare he
cannot possibly maintain the hnrl'ns
pace he set last Thursday. while the
Giants themselves vow they'll PUN
mel the shoots OF any pitcher Hug
gins sends 10 the rubber
There has been lot OF talk abod.
the Giants lost and found hattias
eyes--now the Yankees are haylng
their way The yanks made runs
out Of fluky hits and great base run
ming In the first two games but they
were helpless in the hands Of Jess
Barnes on Friday and Phil Douglas
yesterday. Now they're sore. and as
sert they will pound Nehf or anv
other moundsman McGraw sends
against them. They did pound Nefh
today.
My team hasn't batted anywhere
close to form" declared Miller Hug
gins. IL Is improbable that they
will 70 through the entire series
without having several batting ram
pages. You look for me at any time
now"
"Rnth's injured arm did not keso
him from playing and making his
first home run OF the series yesteT
day and Is almost certain to play
as long as he is needed The pres
ence OF Babe" in the game means
much 10 the Yankees in a psycholog
ical sense, as II does in any other
way. He is in there with his head
and his reputation even when hls
arms are weak
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10
LEGALITY OF HOME BREW HANGS IN THE BALANCE

Congress contend there S nothing IN
the search and seizure provision they
have written into the anti.beer bill
which is m conflict with the spirit or
The letter Of the fourth amendment
Their opponents argue otherwise. and
the controversy will doubtless end IN
the courts. As mary disputes over pro-
hibition endorsements invariably do.
The Stanley amendment. sponsored
by Senator Stanley Dem J, of Ken
iucky. and adopted BY the Senate
unanimously. even Senator Sterling
agreeing to accept it, was expected to
prevent iDdiscriminate "raids upon
the home and personal property by the
prohibition police. unless they
could show probable cause" or were
armed with warrants II was merely
intended TO bind them strictly TO the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10
FIRST COMMUNITY SING
DREW BIC CROWD
Local Talent Aid Prof Schubert
To Start Second Stage OF
Community Institute.
Meeting Tuesday Night

n. ar, e,nmnni,, .snk SUNDAY
.s,.rnaon brought ga, full houae
..4n .,ne a. IA. gallery WIN al
,ha ,.Aer attraction. this wan suyy
..t.t...,. IN. audience as made
us ~ ,.oele Interested in the work
.rs t,,m m. atari tho soass were
...w 18th interest aua understand
a.. p.,f sshubeft was very ca
,hs.,,.r. ave, an. uorA ot the audi
"a .,a a..lar.a that auihfie has
a.. u,,k.,. Tor a,moat any musical
.,4a.,.ttn.
m. .naicn.e .tar.ed 9Th Am
.,..a .,a for haif an hour thef
u.,nos o,., mon, ~ tho populaf
.,ms.pit, .ong. The RICE nro,hefs
80. .uo ~ ,hc,, continental ducts
tn .u.,. manner
m. me.,lnr VAS called to order by
"a. utu uho introduced rfnf ssaa
.sr oho gave the outline Of his
.,,l IN a,,hrle noh Moren helped
an. a.. .t,.tnr p,ef g.hubsfs has
s,ll.d m,,,ine for r,nsaa, nlsht.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10
NONi< PM lett IL
CHARGED WITH vi RIDER

Momon prueitt. noted criminal law
yet OF Oklahoma city is under az.
rest charged with shooting 20 deail
negro named Joe Patterron. motor
ious bootlegger and police court
character in Oklahoma city suuday
night. Prueitt SAYS he shot pattes
son in self demise Both mon We're
armed The shooting followed g
quarrel between Ohan Patterson and
Ruesh McGaffey. attorneys. prueii'
was endeayorine to separate the twc
men when the negro Patterson inter
fered and drew gun on prucitt. it
is alleged Prueltt Is well known 10
Guthrie people
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10
BEAR CATS" WIN
SUNDAYS GAME, 7-5
Large Crowd of Fans Witness
One Of the Fastest Games
Played on Local Diamond,
Last of Season

Oklahoma City's all stars we're de-
feated on the local grounds here
Sunday in the last game OF the sea
son by the score OF z TO 5 in a slug
ging match.
Two home runs we're made Guth-
ries home run came in the ist in
ming after Ballentlne had snsled
Payne our centerfielder. who did
the heavy hitting In the game week
ago Earnered the homer Oklahoma
City's home run came in the 3rd
when Thompsons error put man
on lst base. the next batter got a
single base hit down lst base line.
Jelsma walking the next man up.
filling the bases with none down.
The next batter up. Osgood who
featured the game with his stick
work had two str.aes and bail when
he connected with bad one for
four bases.
Vance and Browning were the out
standing fielding stars or the game
A National League scout was here
looking FOR big league material so
Jelsma our local boy was relieved
by Martin. the southpaw in order
that every one would have a chance
TO show what he had Guthrie fans
are glad the ponca City boys came
TO Guthlie's rescue and put US on
the baseball map for undoubtedly
they have the right to claim the
amature championship Of the state
The boys are all good. clean sports
and local fans hope to have rhance
to see them play next year on the
local diamond.
The line up for Oklahoma City was
Dyer. r.; Shirley. 3b: Armstrong. %.
Osgood. IS; Pipkin. ib: westnore-
land. CT; Cole. RI: Campbell. C. and
White. .. For Guthrie. Bsilentine.
II, Vance. ID: Payne. CT Bfownine.
2b-; Thompson. 3b.: Peterson~ r.
Blue. S.; Montcrief. G.; Coline. c..
Jelsma. p.; Martin. p
r. II T..
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spI.iN mi MON SCOTTISH
WiI CALLED. NOVEMBER

With more than g00o on The wait
ihg bsi to take the Masonic Con
eistofy degrees special reunion OF
The Scottish Rite Consisiory has been
called fof the weee OF November "a
The last reunion cared for more thau
800 applicants for the degrees
There are also neatly 1000 mem
beers wao have taken one Or more
sections. intending 20 complete their
rfosress TO the final and secret de
grees az some future reunion
The spe tai reunion was called 4
relieyo the crowded classes at the
ieRular reunions
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BANK RoanfR nrlp

Kansas City, No, oct. io.-ro
lice here today were holding a man
who. they ssy. answers the tc.
scrlption o. the bandit Who held W
and robbed the Turner State Bank
AZ Turner Kansas last Friday.
The man was arrested late iar'
night. Ne gave the name of Fred
sIavens. 27 years old. and said he
was miner from Plttsburo. Kan.
a arl who was with him at the
time OF his arrest Is being held and
questioned by the officers.
The robbery was committed by
three men but they obtained only
$500 or $500
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Clerk
Ala IlAut0
Gang
oklsr ) So. ia caaggr.

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"f' "'"'N ~ We sta'e 7'a"~sf
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saHHa~-
atfIIIIsII FOOT BNi
TEAM TO PLAY tulsa

Guthrie Illsh school faothsli eleven
win meet The fast Tulsa Aish school
team on tho Guthrie grounds next
FRIDAY afternoon dot your season
ticbota no~ lf you have not already
houghl them
The game Friday viii ~ an ekelt'
ing one Guthrie boys have been
practlclnx diligently and faithfully
aud win be ia gine festle fof tAe Tray
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rrAR is ngR CAUSE

Asserting sts feared for hsfaelf
aud her three children ~ a fofmer
marriage. Mrs Mary = Phillips
has flied In distrle, court digorse
action against X l.. Phillips. wealthy
Logan county farmer.
The wife CHARGED her husband
wiih klcklnx her oa the nisht ot
september 70 until seats and bruises
were left on her b0dy
10 married her uadeF an assumed
name. She alleged. stating BIS real
name was Boo Fry
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MYSTERY N III I.\i\a
on NATIONAL NiO

Sheriff Robertaon "a trying 90
trace the ownership ~ National
Twelve. which Waa burned 70 T.
crisp between four and five o'clock
SUNDAY morning ius, east ~ the
skeleton hli north OF the city The
tire waa dis osered by farmer
living nearby but be vas unable 60
entinguish Il Nothing ls left of the
big ear out a badly eharfed ehasis
Local garage men say the ear is
forelen Aa no one IN Guthrie A.
present owns o National
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against indiscrimnatc search and
seizure by prohibition agents ihey
we're aware they faced overwhelming
odds in the dry" majority Of Con
gress. which has seldom failed to heed
the depands of the anti-saloon leaeue
for the Tightening Of prohibition re
strictions about the American people
Amendment Still Alive
But their real purpose. they say.
was TO begin an agitation that would
remind the American people that there
is such a thing as the fourth amend.
ment still in existence. despite the fact
that even long before these Volstead
days il was frequently ignored in pro.
hbition enforcement in dry ssates
and communities.
Senator Sterling Rep Of South
Dakota, and other "dry' leaders cf
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COTTON THIEVES PRESSED
CLOSELY. tBA\DO< GOODS

Two men ~ho stole 500 pounds ~
cotton from Sol Pote,1 late Saturday
and sold Il 70 dealers az Edmond
Ners run 30 close following their
departure from Edmond that they
abandoned wagon aud several dol
lars worth ~ sugar Sheriff Robert
son and County Attorney DlnNlddle
brought the sugar 20 ,o0n yesterday
and aay they are quite certain of
their men aud viii make arrests to
day
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DI>\N TRIAL II ON
~ OKLAHOMA CITY

.bohn q, ponnr memhat = rho
house of representatives from Texas
county charged With havint hsed
In open and notorious aduitry~ ~lth
Virginia Lloyd. 20 ysarold faashter
OF Methodist miulsier. la 90 trial
today In the district eoart of 0kls.
homa county The Lloyd girl com
mitted suicide following i vote OF
confidence In Denny. passed by the
legislature
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10
Bold
Daylight
Robbery

81. Louis. Oct 70. - Tive men
this morning held % Robert Hard
aman. negro messenger for the
Grand Avenue Bank. and escaped
with a sa,ehei containing siy.T6o
In cash and ssi go in non nsaot.
able paper. The robbery was con,
mltteo on a crowded Olive street
car. at T~entleth street. near the
heart o. the busy dow .nto~n sec
ton
i-ardaman ~as taxing the money
from the Grand Avenue Bank. 10
the central part of the city. 20 a
downtown bank.
After obtaining the sa,chel. the
bandits compelled the conductor 10
stop the car ard open the door
They made their getaway In an
automobile.
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ESCAPED CONVICT lsa
CAPTURED IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Oct. i0-Cailos steplna.
who few weeks ago escaped from
Joliet penitentiary after a battle IN
which one man was Killed. was re-
turned TO Chicago today from Nicks-
burg. Miss. where he was capture
last week
Step.na and his wlfe were caught
at the home Of relatives there by
two Chicagg policemen
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Innocent ByStander
Killed When Ball
From Gun RicOchcted

Ardmore. oct 70. ~ when
rennyson. barber. shot az a dog
which had been eating his chick
ens, early Sunday morning. the
bullet rieoehetted and struck
Frank Patton. 20 years old over
the left temple Patton died az
ssnitarium AZ O'Clock last
night. He was sitting near a
window in the front o. his home
reading > newsr spcr when ne
was struck
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GIANTS WON II \Dtl'S
FAST AND S\ArPl GANI

New York. Oct 10 -NotWithstand
ing the fact that the Yankees played
wonderful ball and "nahe Ruth
clouied out a homer. aud Nayes was
invincihle for seven innings bat ,Ac
Giants broke through his guard Va
the eight and won the game. 20 ,
in one Of the fastest and snapp eft
games ever witnessed hy Polo park
fans.
More than $4,000 people witnessed
the wonderful game
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Five Killed When
Brick Wall Cares

lyneheusa Va. Oct 70 Five
men are reported slisd sns -,
lalursd here tedsy ~Nsn ef'e<
.au 81 buliaira a. ffsn AL
church streets eellapssd lhs
ha.ldina vas s.ina torn de~n -
ths sity
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BOLD THIEF sLUos WoAAN.
GRABS sgR pURsg

Several Guthrie people IN Okla.
homa City yesterday witnessed
man slug woman. grab her purse
and make bis escape Al least fifty
people were standing within twenty
PAGES OF the man and ~oman when
the outrage occurred. according 10
Guthrie eye witnesses The police
were strangely absent.
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AM MN OAFfNe NObutH'
Kansas City. No. Oct io--rnc
State Bank of Muncie. Kansas. q
small town on the LeaVen~ortn
electric Tine between here and
LcaVenworth. Kansas. Was robbed
this morning ard IN an exchange
o. shots between the robbers ano
shank offieils. u is reported v l..
Wor,hnston. cashier Of the bans.
was shot Telephone wires be
tween here and Muneie have been
cut. presumably by the robbers
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The right of the people to be
secure in their persons. houses papers
and effects against unreasonable
searches and seizures shall not be vio-
lated, and no warrants shall issue, but
upon probable cause. supported bv
oath or affirmation, and particularly
describing the place to be searched. and
the persons or things to be seized -
Fourth Amendment. L. s Constitu-
ton
Washington. ID. c, Oct. 1O-(Spe-
eial)-Republican and Democratic
senators who have waged long and
determined fight against the anti
beer bill declare they will be salts
fled if they only succeed in fixing pub
lie attention upon the fourth amend
ment to the United States Constitution.
When they started their fight
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KID" HOYT HANDS ANOTHER PscK-
ACE TO HAPLESS GIANTS; SCORE 81

Young Brooklyn Lad Holds Slug
ging McGrawmen In Hollow
Of Hand; Babe Ruth Pill
fers Two Sacks and Makes
One Score But Is Famed
Three Times BY Nehf. Giants
Score In First: Yanks In
Third and Fourth; Big Crowd
Witness Fifth Game Of Series
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THE GAM e
First Inning

Yankees-Niiller popped out Pee;
out at first; Ruth famed No runs.
no hits. no errors
Giants-Burns to first on McNaliys
tumble; Bancroft forced Burns:
Frisch singled. Young walked: Ban
croft scored on kelly's Texas
Lacquer; Musel famed: Rawlings up:
Rawlings forced Kelly. One run. two
hits. one error.
Second Inning
Yankees-Meusel to right. PiP)
sacrificed: Ward famed: Meusel stole
third. Frisch dropped ball on Smiths
throw and Meusel dashed for home
hut was thrown out. No runs. one
hit one error.
Giants-Smith lined out: Nehf flied
out: Burns hunted safely; Bancroft
singled to right; Burns going TO
third. Burns was caught out running
home. No runs, two hits. no errors
Third Inning
Yankees--McNslly walked: schang
got two bagger. McNally going ID
third: Hoyt was out at first: Miller
flied out; McNally scored: Schang
20 third: Peck wss out at first. One
run. one hit. no errors.
Giants-Frisch singled over se~-
ond: Young forced Frisch and Kelly
famed: Neusel doubled Young go
ing to third; Rawlings fouled out NJ
runs. two hits. no errors.
Fourth Inning
Yankees-Ruth hunted safely aRc
then scored on Meusel's double to
left: Pipp is out at first; Meusel go
ing to third; Meusel scored on WI
lard's sacrefice: McNally drop od.-
Two runs. two hits. no errors.
Giants-Smith walked: Nehf fan
ned: Burns famed: Smiths ont
stealing. No runs. no hits. no
errors.
Fifth Inning
Yankees IS b hang dopped out:
Hoyt went out at first: Miller then
do-t,ed 70 left and peck flied out.
4 \
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WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY

charring extreme cruelty, Mary
Taylor has sued Alfonso Tlylor f,r
divorce and ai.mony The couple
were mar led IN 1916 and separated
August 9Th. last
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RITE TO HOLD
NOVEMBER REUNION

The consistory. Guthrie Valley.
will hold an extra reunion. beginning
November is According TO the sec-
retarys records 2ii5 applications
are pending with 1890 candidates
elected for the degrees The extra
reunion will relieve the CONGESTION
at the stated meetings
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THE LINEUP

The Umpires have been assiyned
as follows Rlgler AZ the plate. Nor
iarity at FIRST Quieley At secoad.
chm az third
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DEmocRArlc NATIONAL
COMMITTEE TO MEET

Call has been issued Tor meeting
Of the Demoetatlc National Commit
tee TO discuss national politics
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New Orleans. La. Oct 10 Tonight
partly cloudy colder. Tuesday un
.ett.ed. colder.
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Drys Hard TO Please

But the dry ? forces rose up against
the Senates unanimous action and de.
manded the rejection Of the Stanley
amendment when the anti-beer bill
was sent to conference. Even sub
stitute amendment proposed by Rep.
resentaiive Volstead Rep of Min
nesoia, whose name the prohibition en-
forcement act bears. which was adopt
ed by. the House by decisive vote Of
100 to s., didn't suit the 'bone-drys "
Wayne B. Miller, general counsel
for the Anti-Saloon league. even found
himself in the uncomfortable position
of being bitterly criticized by some of
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restrictions clearly imposed upon
search and seizure By the fourth
amendment
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