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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
SAYS u. S. CAN'T STOP
FIGHT FILM EXHIBITS

New York. July 23.-The belief that
the federal government has no right
to prevent the exhibition of molten
fight in the United States outside OF
New Jersey was express d yesterday
by John F. Joyce, assistant United
States attorney here.
In announcing that he had begun
an investigation of a report that tn ,
films had been brought into New
York from New Jersey for an adver.
tised exhibition here today, he said
that the government could only ac.
cept such an exhibition as evidence OF
interstate transportation of the films
in violation OF federal law This
evidence, he added, could be used
only against the person who did the
transporting. not against the one dis.
playing the picture.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
UNIVERSITY STARS TO
COACH HIGH SCHOOLS

Urbana, ILL.,, July 22.-Nearly a
score of University of Illinois athletic
stars will reach high school teams in
various sections starting this fall.
Most OF the men are graduates from!
the University of Illinois coaching
school directed by G. Huff.
R. W. Linden, star end, will coach
the New Trier High school. Chicago.
The two Fletchers OF football fame
have signed contracts Bob goes 10
Findlay, Ohio, as director Of educa-
ton OF Findley schools. while RALPH,
will go to West Aurora ILL.,. as coach
Of athletic teams.
Tom Johnson Of Rockford, captain
of last years baseball team, will lc-
cate at Marinette, Wis, as coach of
the Marinette High school. Clarence
Ems, footballer win guide the Ma
homet 0lI) High school football and
baseball teams John Weiss Of Ger
eseo, ILL.,, will coach in northern llli-
nois,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23

be admitted as evidence despite the
disappearance of tho immunity waiy
ers.
The court has already ruled that
the statements, If admitted, can apply
only to those players making the
statements, In yesterdays evidence
cntangling Joe Jackson, former out.
fielder, Louis Levi. alleged Des
Moines gambler and Carl Fork, al
legged gambler from st, Louis, Buck
Weaver, D)rmer shotstop. remains
as the only one Of the players not vet
hit by the fire of the states attorneys
attack. while the total against whom
evidence has been presented is nine.
The trial is expected to take up all
OF next week defense witnesses taxi
ing the stand early in the week
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23

Relying on his charges to open one
of their clouting barrages, Manager
Dinny Dunn is quite confident today
that his team will pick another vic
tory and turn the trick they did last
Sunday, by defeating Peters famous
ebony hued Chicago Union Giants,
when the two teams clash on the
North side lot, tomorrow afternoon.
At the present time evrything is all
set for the battle and local fans are
expecting a little opposition from
Peters team.
Peters, who brought his team here
for three battles last year. is bringing
a regular staff for the game tomorrow.
Local fans will rejoice when they
learn that Bingham, famous colored
star and comedian will accompany
Peters aggregation to this city. Bling
hams comic antics, and his converse
ton with other players on the leam
besides his actions, aye more fun than
a side show. Bingham was here all
three times last year and besides be-
ing the teams comedian. proved to be
their star player. Last season Bing-
ham played center field for the
Giants, but this season he has been
changed to right field
AS pitching STAFF, Peters will
bring three famous colored stars, Ball,
Wilson and Hall These three men
are exceptionally fine pitchers of equal
fame and 1t is only matter OF choice
by Peters, which one will start the
game against Lynch Sunday. Which
ever one it is, a tough and stiff battle
will be given Lynch, has been fore
casted by several fans who have seen
the Giants in action.
Peters will also bring two catchers.
Pruett and Jones. This season Jones
is heir regular backstop and Pruett Is
a sub Also Brewer, famous colored
FIRST baseman, who last year performed
so well here, is a member OF Peters
club and expects to pull some first
class playing tomorrow afternoon
when his club battles with the locals.
Ward, second baseman, and Brown,
third baseman. are also exceptionally
fine players and will no doubt give
Dunn's team little excitement hru-
out the contest,
Despite the fact that Peters will
bring first class club here, Dunn still
holds that his men will swamp the col
ored lads by giving them an awful
trouncing. Lynch, according to state
inents, is in good condition for the
affair tomorrow. Following is line
up Of the two teams:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
I SPORT PAGE DARKIES PI AY HERE TOMORROW ST
LITTLE BOYS CROWD
HEAVIES OUT OF SPOT

New York, July 2S.-The heavy
weight boys having had their full
share OF attention for the last six
months IL is about time the little fJl.
lows enjoyed the calcium
Monday night at Ebbets' field, two
OF the best tiny scrappers in the couu
try win step forth for few bows, IN
what promises TO be the best hght
seen around these disgings IN some
time. Joe Lynch. the bantarnwcight
boss, will defend his title against
Peter Herman. the former proprietor
OF the coveted crcwn The battle is
scheduled for fifteen rounds. bat
many are inclined - believe the quar-
rel will scarcely so that far.
Joseph and Peter had brisk Ell.
gagement ut Madison Square Garden
last winter, in which the little Italian
wac compelled to relinQUish all riehts
and claims 10 the bantamweiRht title,
There wasn't any question about tue
decision on that occasion. but Peter
feels that something must have been
wrong with him that night when h
permitted the freshman to scoot Off
with the prize.
Lynch wound up his training yes.
terday and will rest up until called
into the ring. The champion and his
manager, Eddy Mead, are sure tina.
they will win this time with knock
out. At any rate, Lynch will have no
excuses to offer if he happens to be.
on the wrong side of the verdict.
Herman arrived on the steamship
Orduna from Europe yesterday and
announced he was in eX-
celleut shape The southerner enjoy
ed profitable trip to England. where
no knocked an aspiring Britisher
named Higgins bowlegged in a few
rounds
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
NAVAL ACADEMY GETS
SET FOR GRID SEASON

Annapolis, Md, July 23.-There is
much talk of football at the naval
academy, despite the hot weather
While the regulars of last year in
eight positions will again be avail.
able, every place on the team is re.
garded as open if better man can
be found 1t is declared that the
naval academy never had such an ar
ray of high grade back field material
as that which will be put at the dis
posal of Coach Folwell when the sea
son opens.
OF the sixteen trained backs of last
season only two have gone, and there
Is some additional material in last
seasons second squad and in the new
'plebe" class.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
SOX CONFESSIONS"
CAUSE LEGAL TANGLE

Chicago. July 23.-When the trial
of former White Sox baseball players
and alleged gamblers chadged with
entering into conspiracy to throw
the 1919 worlds series to Cipcir
natl is resumed on Monday one of the
first questions to be decided by the
court will be whether the grand jury
statements signed b. Eddie Cicotte
Claude Williams and Joe Jackson can
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
HARLEM WELCOMES
"ARTHA" JOHNSON

New York, July 23.-Jack Johnson
former heavyweight champion boxer
arrived from Chicago yesterday and
was rendered a big reception by the
colcred citizens Of Harlem. Johnson
announced that he would like to try
conclusions with Jack Dempsey and
expressed confidence in his ability to
beat the champion.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
A Dozen Sport Shorts
BY HECK

( Manager Johnny Evers OF The Chi
1 cage Cubs today becomes eligible to
join the school of Veterans for il ~
twenty years ago that he broke into
the National League in Philadelphia.
lie was not 20 years old at the time
as ii was not until Sept. &. 1902. that
he played his first game here with
the Cubs, lie is 40 years old today,
having been born July 22 1881, at
Troy n. y, where he stlll makes his
home.
BY winning his adjourned game IN
the eleventh round David Janowskl
of Paris captured the chief prize in
the masters tournament Of the eighth
American chess congress on the mil.
lion dollar yier. defeating Sharp OF
Philadelphia in forty-two moves.
Pete Herman, former worlds ban
tamweight boxing champion. will
strive to regain his title from Joe
Lynch in Brooklyn Monday night,
=
New York will attempt to evade the
law by exhibiting moving pictures OF
the Dempsey-Carpentier scrap,
=
Carpenter was supposed to have in
troduced a novelty in using his COOK
for a sparring partner. This may
have been a novelty in France, but
not in America
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
KID HAL CAPTURES
GET AWAY FEATURE
OF AURORA MEETING
PONIES QUIT CITY OF LIGHTS
AFTER ccESsF uL FOUR
DAYS RAciNG-2:Os PACE De.
vELoPS FASTEST TIME or
WEEK.

Aurora, Ill.,. July 23--Kid Hal, bay
horse by Search Me owned by Miller
& Harris of Oskaloosa, Iowa. won the
2;OS pace, feature event on the get
away day program of the Aurora
races, He won in straight heats,
after Hanley r. had taken the first
two. The Departure, bay horse own
ed by H. w Graham, was a heavily
played favorite.
The talent was hard hit in the 2;12
trot when Summer Song. bay mare
owned by l.. f. Randall Of Chicago,
the favorite. was defeated by Perrigo.
a black stallion owned by F.. o. Apple
cate Of Pinkstaff, H.. in straight
heats. The Chicago mare took sec
ond money.
The meeting which closed yester-
day was the last which will be held
at the Aurora driving park, scene OF
harness meetings for thirty-eight con-
secutive years Starting next year.
the races will be held at the North.
ern Illinois fair and exposition grounds
on the outskirts OF the city
Summary of the races:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, 6; Philadelphia, |.
Brooklyn, 6; st. Louis, 5.
Cincinnati, IL: New York, 2.
Boston. 2.S; Pittsburgh, IA.
Games Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
SPORT PAGE
How They Stand
AM ERlCAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, /.
Detroit. z; Washington, 2.
81 Louis, s; Boston, /.
Cleveland, II; New York, 8.
Games Today.
No games scheduled.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
DUNN RELIES UPON
CLOUTERS TO WHIP
FAST cOLORED BOYS.
HEAVY HITTING oTTAWAS WILL
BE FORCED TO DIG UP THEIR
BEST BRAND OF BALL TO DE-
FEAT NEGRoE CHAMPIONS.
BULLETIN.

Manager A. j. Chubb's Fairbanks
Morse team, of Beloit, Wis.,, will per-
form here Aug. q, according to an
nouncements this morning by Man.
ager Dunn. A telegram was received
by the local mentor from chubb.
stating that negotiations for the game
were closed.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23

Haven't heard from Francis Oui.
met champion golfer for quite a
while He must be hiding in hole
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23

It's a common thing over on this
side of the pond.
Haven't heard from Francis Oui.
met, champion golfer for quite a
while. He must be hiding in n hole
A motorist little realizes that the
alignment of the front wheels of his
car Is m important item in the life
of the front tires. The front of the
tires should be about sic of an inch
closer together than the rear, meas.
ured at the height of the hub.
Entries for the national ten-mile
championship swim to be held in the
Delaware river from Philadelphia to
Riverton n j., today show thirty.
three swimmers.
Johnnie Wilson, middleweight
champ, will box Bryan Downey in a
twelve round bout at Cleveland next
Wednesday,
=
The latest sport is "volley bal"
The youngsters are all at it in Otta.
wa.
-
Tennis stars from all part of the
L. S. are assembled at Cleveland
The intercity tennis doubles opened
there last Thursday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23

It's common thing over on this
side of the pond.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
Ottawa

Don't ride a thin horse bareback II
you enjoy comfort.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

Lancaster have demonstrated 70 you
that they want 10 see you cad .
great team this year the same a.
Clyde Holtxclaw lead his team TO vic
tory last var. but. you cannot do It
unless you impress upon the boys
that they must first 20 to school.
have their studies up and then act
like gentlemen while in school and
we dare predic, that your team can
take the scalp Of every team that
you play this season.
Boys. you owe !, to your coaches.
the Lancaster fans. and yourself 10
make this team and the parents Of
the>. boys should feel proud Of their
sons when they see them in the uni.
form that represents l.. ~ $. be-
cause you may rest assured tina, they
are making their grades and are
eligible to play the great fall game
The Record has always been be.
hind the boys and will continue TO
do so and these suggestions that are
friendly on our part We sincerely
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

mately a million members Of
the invisible empire" in the
United States. and that repre-
sents n million votes Mt cleo.
ton time.
And nobody knows who the
rank and file are.
The great majority Of the
people in this country belong
TO neither faction. They are
doing little talking. but much
thinking. Some day they, too,
will be heard--at the ballot.
II disturbs our dear senators
and congressman to realize that
they don't know which way
these thinkers will jumper
vote.
Really. j, is very trying-to
politicians. It's enough to
make an ordinary congressman
wriggle and souirm. Even a
dignified senator is justified in
feeling peeved.
Poor devils! No doubt they
sympathize with each other.
But who wouldn't?
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20
A. The Editor Sees Il.

Here il is again-but we've
had il before.
America should have a
great merchant Marine" say
the inspired writer's. Our
goods should be carried to for
eign countries in our own
ships" they contend.
But how is this to be brought
about?
Simple. very simple-subsi-
die the shipping interests.
That's the way the inspired
put il. and it's the way the un-
inspired don't want II just now.
We don't know much about
shipping. but we do know Q
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

II isn't any one man. or any
half dozen, or dozen. II is ev-
cry person in the town, as well
as those who make "a practice
of coming to the town.
We have citizens who are
so modest and retiring that
they imagine their influence is
of no value. or has no weight
that II makes no difference
to the town what they do or
do not do.
They are mistaken.
We have become 30 accus-
toned TO the progressive citi-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

zen that we expect to hear
from him on any subject Of any
Importance. We would be more
or less nonplussed IL he did not
come TO the front.
But II il the action Of the
quiet and retiring element that
adds impetus and puts real
life into a movement for civic
improvement. They may not
assume to he leaders. but when
they get behind and push the
weight is so great Is no such
thing as a premature halt.
Little wavelcts tapping upon
the seashore always precede
the great tidal wave that
sweeps everything before il.
II is so in community life.
In each community there are
a few who are always prompt
~ active in every good move
ment. They are the little
waves that never rest that are
ever creeping upon the beach.
advancing and receding. inces-
sanity on the move until they
create the great wave of public
sentiment that moves irresis-
tibly on TO victory and achieve
ment.
II is the mass Of quiet citi-
zens who constitute the bulk
of that public sentiment. II
il the citizen who possibly
thinks that his own individual
opinion has but little influence
upon community life. II is the
one who acts after others have
talked.
You. therefore. are one of
the number who make this
town.
You are expected 10 aid in
making il even n better town.
You can do il. il you will.
Join the Chamber of Com
merce should be your first step.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20
HIGH SCHOOL
DEFEATED
Capt. Cox Back In The
Game.

Lancaster High School ven, down
in defeat at the hands Of the
Nicholasville team last Friday after
noon on the local gridiron by the
score Of Z TO o. This game was
without question one Of the hardes,
Tough, foot ball games ever played
on the local grounds and Is the first
time that the High School has suffer
ed a defeat at home in two years.
Capt. Cox was back in the lineup
much to the qualification Of the many
admirers Of the game and played a
good game considering that he has
been on, for two weeks suffering
with an injury received in the Rich
mond game.
Nieholasville has a good strong
team and showed that they had good
coaching and played a good strong
game Of ball. the one play that they
had the shift and run their plays thru
what is called an of tacklewas n
credit TO a college team. the score
would have been different. to say the
least i, would have been a tie game
had the Lancaster High School had
her regular line up, as three Of her
best line players were not eligible
TO play in this game. The visitors
having Capt. Cox team outweighted
the subs that he WAS compelled to
use under the circumstances weaken
Cd his team at least 40 per cent.
Nicholasville made her touchdown
in the second quarter with line
plunges
Following is the line UP for the
High School teamforFriday's game
Bratton, c.; Elliott and Cox,
Guards; Moore. Aldridge and Gas
tineau. Tackles; Lawson and Sanders
ends. with Anderson. Cochran. Cox.
Capt. W. Robinson and Crutchfeld
looking after the bsekfcld.
Time Of Quarters rs and i2h
Minutes.
Umpire-Dr, Pearson.
Rcfree-Miller.
Head Wilmot and
Jones.
That Foot Ball Caas.
The Lancaster High School Foot
Ball team played . wonder game
last Friday afternoon even IL she was
defeated, but. had theloesl lads had
their regular lineup and had all the
boys made their studies so tina, the
captain Of the team could have pick
ed his regular eleven We dare say
that the game would have ended with
victory for L. II 8.
Captain Coz. ~ fess bal1 laas q
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20
Better Streets Make
Happier Homes

II is too late i'm the season
now TO think of permanent
street improvements this year.
but is is not too late TO con-
tinue the value of such action
next spring.
When We mention new side
walks or improved streets the
average tax payer begins TO
figure what the cost will be to
him individually. That ac-
counts for the prompt action
of many people.
But let us consider another
line Of thought. one single
line which ought TO turn every
opponent into a staunch advo-
cate of street improvement.
Are you married? II so.
why did you marry?
Because you found "the one
girl in the world" At the al
tar you promised to love. cher
ish and protect her through
life.
The mud from unpaved or
dirty streets is tracked into
your home and smeared over
the floors. This doesn't worry
you very much. because you
don't have to mop up those
floors. But the wife does do
the cleaning-or most Of them
do. II means extra work for
her-much extra work-this
constant sweeping and scrub
bling i'm order 10 keep the floors
presentable each day.
Is this protecting 1.-The one
girl IN the world
Ii il were not for the con-
slant stream of mud being
tracked into the house each
day in rainy weather she would
be relieved of much of the
work that gives her that tired
feeling" and takes the roses
from her cheeks. And if the
streets were paved an kept
clean they would be free from
the mud that causes so many
weary hours Of toll.
The winter months will give
plenty of time for thinking this
matter over from the stand
point Of the woman who makes
your home life what il is.
II will give you an opportun-
ity to do your part toward
making her life better than
what it is.
There are more important
things to be considered than
the mere piling up of dollars
and cents.
The wife is the most i'm
portant of all.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

Cephus Blanks, long a colored
resident Of Lancaster died a, his
home last Saturday Of dropsy. Many
years ago he lost an arm. but while
thus handicapped. he was a faithful
hand and leaves many who are sorry
Of his death. Burial took place here
Monday morning
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

ask tina, you take them the sam.
way We would also like TO sugycs,
20 III. officials Of the game. tand we
appreciate that you have a very un-
apprceia;ive job, that you keep the
crowd on the field and do not le,
them interfere with the game. Now
high school students. let's not loose
a single game from this date and
never le, wha, happened in the game
Friday occur again. that is some %
the boys not being eligible to play.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

To the officers and members Of
Franklin Lodge No. z. J. q. q. y
Business Of Importance TO be
transacted Monday night. Oct. 24th.
Every member 10 urged 20 be pres
emit
JOHN W. WOOD. scc'y.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

little about tavation-of which
we are having an ungodly
amount.
Substituting the shipping in
terests would mean millions
more than in taxes. and the
people would have the privi-
lege of grooming louder and
harder when the time comes
to pay.
But grooming comes natural
TO us. we do so much of it that
is wholly unnecessarily con-
gress and the government and
its departments were managed
and conducted upon sound
business principles, minus the
usual amount Of political pie.
Unquestionably a merchant
marine would be a good thing,
and il will come along in
time-but this is not the time.
Let's wait until we have
passed safely through our re-
construction period and are
sure Of our footing. and have
gotten rid of some of the noun
tain of debt under which we
are staggering
Of course the shipping in
terests don't want this delay.
They want government coin
instead. 1t makes them richer
and others poorer.
But if our shipping friends
can't exist without a full hand
in the public treasury there
are six feet OF ground waiting
for each one OF them. Let'em
hop in.
Later. perhaps. we might
favor "a properly subsidized
merchant marine. but not now
decidedly not now.
Will the nations of the
earth disarm as a result Of the
Washington conference? They
will not.
Will they make any materi-
al reduction in their arma-
ments? We doubt il.
If the principal Christian
nations were to disarm. would
the yellow and the brown
races do likewise? They
would not.
II would be case of unarm-
ed Christianity against armed
paganism. You know about
what would happen.
And yet we hope some good
may come from that confab.
When a senator or a con-
gresham sits on "A pin he does
not feel comfortable. He
wants to bob up in haste.
Kukluxism is worse than a
pinto some Of them. They
don't know whether to get up
and be heard or stay down and
be tortured.
The enemies to the khan are
seeking investigation with the
purpose Of busting up the or.
ganization, while the friends
of the klansmen are beginning
to demand that the secret or
| CARNATIONS of their enemies
be also investigated.
There are said to be approx
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

You will want bottle of the
wonderful Tanlac remedy. You can
gc, IL from Stormes Drug Store.
tt.b
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

Mayors. bankers, lawyers. promin-
ent government, state and county
officials. prominent business and pro
fessional men and Ministers Of the
Gospel have endorsed Tanlac.
ltp Stormes Drug Store