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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
INTERNATIONAL POLO TEAMS
TO PLAY MATCH SATURDAY
iBy Associated Press.l

LONDON, June 23.-Thc third in
iernational polo match, which was
rMed for Saturday, is now unneces-
say because OF the American victory
over the British team. and game
vii! be played at Nottingham be-
tween the Meadowhrook and Hurliag-
ham Clubs. The Meadowbrook team
VIII comprise Dcvercaux Milhurn, j.
watson Webb, Charles c. Rumsey and
Ear! w. Hopping. Milburn. however.
has developed another absccss under
his arm, which may prevent his play
ing Saturday. II so, another Amcri-
can international player Will be used
The international cup won by the
Americans will probably bc presented
by the King AT buckingham Palace
saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
MIDDLE ATLANTIC GOLF
TOURNEY Gets STARTED
Extreme Heat Affects Scores OF
Players at Virginia
Beach.
FOUR RiCnMoNDERs QUALIFY
Gordon Wood, II. &. Peck, a. l..
Hnwsc, OF Country Club OF Vir-
ginia, and Whitaker, Hermitage
Country Club, Play We'll.
LSpecial to Tho Timos.Disnntch.

lSpcciai 10 Tho Times Dispatch
=, NJ H,HihtOhk. VA. June 2a.-Abnor-
lying round OF the Middle Atlantic
Hoif Association tournament, which
2pened TO-DAY on the links OF the
sinia Beach. With more than 100
entrants; representing clubs OF vir-
Einia. Maryland. Delaware and the
District OF Columbia. much better
scores were expected. 4 day OF cx-
Albert Mackenzie. or the Columbia
Country Club. Washington. was low
incdalist. with 60. He also won tho
hOnors for low net. his total being
rs. after subtraction OF his handi,
cap. Mackenzie was closely followed
by Clark Corkran. OF the Baltimore
Country Club. who Is picked by many
to win the championship. Corkran
holes. a. j.. Halves. present cham
pi6n. qualified with an 81.
The. qualifying round furnished "a
surprise in the elimination Of James
Country Club, Old Point Comfort.
McStinamin has never failed to quail
ify since he first began playing tour.
naments at tho age OF IA, and was
pionship. He was completely off In
ms playing and made %.
:. NJ. Newton. former Virginia
champion. also failed to qualify, and
thc strongest of the team from tho
Columbia Country club. barely made
the iirst sixteen after piay-on with
four other players who tied his score
The championship night, as brack-
eted today. with the scores made. fol-
lows:
X. l.. Funkenstadt. Columbia Coun-
try Club, 1916, So.
Frazier Hale. Hampton Roads
Country Club i3-45. IS.
w. r.. McCallum. Columbia Coun-
try Club. 1910. Sc.
Clark Corkran. Baltimore Country
Club. $3.50. ST.
John McMinamin, Hampton Roads
Country Club. il-i6. 81.
OTHER SpORTc DATE q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
Ruth Makes | 18th
Homer of His Career

Babe Ruth whacked out his
twenty-fifth homer OF the year
off Thormahlcn. OF tho Red Sox. I'm
the fifth inning of yesterdays
Yankee 6-to-l victory. 1t brought
Babes total of homcrs for his
career 10 date to IFS. Peck was
driven III ahead of Ruth. There
were two out AZ the time. AS Babe
scored after walking in the first
inning, he was helpful in the scor-
ing OF three of the Yanks' six
runs.
In the third. with two out and
none on, Ruth famed. He was
first up in the eighth and walked,
later dying on the bag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
st. I.ouI,

littShurSh ....... 900 002 600 600
81: Louis ........ 100 100 600 00l--3
summary: Two-base hits-Mann.
Grimm. Clemens. Home run-Mc-
ichrE. sacrifice hits - Fourier.
hamilton. schultz. Double plays
Mahh ana Di!hocfcr; Ticrney. Maran-
vile ana Grimm. Left on bases
Pittsburgh. 6; ST. Louis. C. Bases on
6alls-on Hamilton. /; off Walker.
J. Hits-off Hamilton. in Q innings:
off Carlson, > in "a innings. Struck
out-by hamilton. 4: by Carlson. -;
by Walker. y. Losing pitchcr-Car:-
son Cmpires-Brcnnan, Emslie and
Klein. Timc-2:5O.
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RUTH CRASHES OUT 18TH
HOME RUN IN BOSTON
Long Drive Helps Yankees Beat
Rcd. SoN BY Score of

tEy Associated Press. }

BOSTON. June 23.--Babc Ruth
made his 'wchty-hfth home run OF the
season in ;.c fifth inning today with
ieckinpauSh on first base. The bali
landed two thirds of the way up the
:iSht-iield bleachers. and is believed
To nave been the lonscSc drive he
ever made into those stands New
YORK won the final game Of the Sc
riCs, to |.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24

Score by .inninES: r.
New York ........... 200 100 1905
Boston .............. 600 100 o00--1
summary: Two-bnsc hits-J. COL
Inns. SchanE. Home run - Ruth.
Stolen basc--Schang Sacrifice hits
-SchanG. iipp (2). w. Collins. Baker.
Double plays-Scott to Pratt to Me
lnnis; Mcnosky to Walters; Baker to
Ward To Pipp: Witt to j. Collins to
Walters: j. Collins tunassiSted). Left
on oascs--New York. 4: Boston, =.
Bases on balls-on w. Collins. 6: off
1,hormahlcn, .. Hit by pitchcr-by
Thornahlcn tWard. Struck out
by W. Collins. 4: by Thormahlcn. /.
Wild nitch-W. Collins. Empires
Connolly and Evans. Time-l:i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
LEAGUE LEADERS DROP
TWO GAMES TO CARDS
fntsDurgh Beaten Twice in Same
Afternoon by st. Louis-Um-
pirc Is Hurt.
[ BY Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS: June 23-St. Louis took
day. winning tho first. TO in
tweife innings. and tie second by
= 70 g. Umpire Emslie suffered a
nauiy bruised leg in the first gains.
KLEIN took his place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24

Summary: Two-base hits-Williams.
Causey. Three base hits-Meuscl,
Olson. Home runs--CiriMth, John
ston. Sacrifice hits-Schmandt. Grif-
nth co. Double plays - Johnston.
Olson and kildun; Griffith. o. Miller
and Johnston. Left on bases-Phil-
adclphia, 4: Brooklyn. Q. Bases on
balls-of Causey. .. Struck out-by
Miljus. .. fUmpires-Mccormic and
fart Tfme--l.oo
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'Batted for York in 5
Cincinnati,

SCOro Dy innings: r.
Cincinnati .. 10000 1903
Summary: Twobase hits-Roush,
MaiSel, Sullivan. Stolen bascs-Dau-
bert, Iiargrave. Groh. Ki.lcfcr. Sac
ritice hits-Bohne. Hollocher t2). Ter
ry, York. Killefer. Double plays
Hollochcr to Terry; Groh to Bohnc to
Daubcrt; Ho.iocher to Terry to
Grimes. Left on bases--ChicaEo. ::
Cincinnati. - Baacs an halis--off
aIarquard, !; of Freeman, /. HIS
Off Marquard. Il ia innings; OF
Eller. 3 in inning: off York. S in 3
Hit by pitchcr--by Freeman ,kopf,
Marq6ard). Struck out - by Mar
guard. !: by York, 2. Winning
pitchcr-Frceman. Umpires-RTgier
and Moran. Time-2:l2.
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NEW YORK, 10; BOSTON, a
tRy Associated prnsa

NEW YORK, June 2a.-Thc New
YORK Nationals turned the tables on
Boston here today and easily won
the last game Of the series by n score
of 10 To 4. Frisch drove out a home
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WHITE sOX, 6; INDIANS, O
Try Associated pro.s

CHICAGO. June 23.-Dick Kerr
held Cleveland to five scattered hits
today and scored his fourth consccu-
tive victory of the season. when
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southern Association Reauits.
Memphis. 4. Mobile. 0.
Little Rock Atlanta. wet ground
Nhshvillc. 8; New Orleans. 8.
BirminShnm, 10: Chnttanoogn.
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ATHLETICS. 5; WASH, 3
LEY Associated Pres

By Associated Press.J
PHILADELPHIA, June c3.-Phila-
dclphia today won the deciding game
II the series with Washington. > to
), punching ton hits in three innings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
BROWNS, 6; TIGERS, d
IBy Associated pro.s

BY Associated Press.J
>, i.oiI, June 23.-Singles by
McManus, Ice. Van Glider and Tobin
IN the twelfth inning gave st. Louis
6-to-4 victory over Detroit today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
CUBS, 6; REDS, 3

BY Associated Press
CINCINNATI, June 23-Chicago
combined timely hits with Cincin-
natrs errors and defeated the Reds
today, To >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24

90, Whitfield. Three-base hit-Mc-
Henry. Home run-Mann. Sacri-
fee hits-Doak. Heathcote. Left on
Bases on balls-off linn, /: off Doak.
J: Hits-oft linn, in . innings: off
Morrison. in innings. Struck out
by Morrison. 4; by Doak. .. Los
ing pitchcr-Zinn. Umpires-Klem
and Brennan. Time-i:4O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
Detroit,
matted for Lamb in ninth
tBatted for Dauss in twelfth.

st. Louis ....... .00l 100 OIL oO2-6
Detroit 900 100 03O 00O-I
Summary Two base hits-Williams
Jacobson, Heilmann. Home runs
Collins. Williams. SacriRccs-Lamb
Collins. lIeilmann, Jones Double
play-Nan Glider to Sister. Left on
hascs-St Louis. 10: Detroit, l6
Bases on balls-off Van Glider Z; off
Dauss. .. Hit by pitchcr-by Dauss,
) tMcManus. Lee, Jacobson); by Van
Glider. -[Elagstead). Struck out
by Dauss. 4; by Van Glider. = I'm
pires. Hildcbrand and Wilson. Time
2:50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
ted for Schacht in seventh
led for AcOSla In ninth
phifuuclphtn,

SUIIIIIlitEy. IWO-OASc NllS-SInltN,
Dykes. c. Walker. Perkins. BRAZIL
Sacrifice hit-Witt. Double plays
Shanks. S. Harris and Judge: Gallo
way. Dykes and j. Walker: Witt and
!. Walker: Galloway and J. Walker.
Left on bases-W Z: Phil
adelphia, s. Bases on balIs-off
Schacht. 5; off Il. Harris. l. Hits
in innings. Hit by pi,cher-bv
Schacht tDykcsl: by 3. Harris brow
err. Struck out-by Schacht. 3: by
H. Harris. j. by Acosta. l. Los!n; /;
p!tchcr-Schacht. umpires - Chill.
Nallin and Owens Timc-l:4O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
Rocky Mount.

,TUINNlafy. IWU-Dise hlt-SpcnCcr
pene run-Waikcr. Stolen base
stuart. Double plays--Stuart TO
Baker 10 Wcafer: Moran TO Curry to
Ec!lihcr; Arragon to Stuart to Woa-
Ter Hit by pitched bali-hy Howe
tSteinback). Left on bascs-Rich.
mond. s. Rocky Mount. 4. First
base on error-Rocky Mount. .. Bases
on balls-oh Howe. 5; OF HARRISON. l.
struck out-by Howe, ): by Harrison.
=. Time OF game 1.4j. Empires
--Orth and HARRISON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24

American Association Results.
Milwaukee. Sc; Minneapolis, 9-8.
Kansas City-St. Paul. rain.
Louisville, &: Columbus. S.
indianapolis. .: Toledo, 4.
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Cleveland,

Chicago bunchccd hits Oft Coveleskic,
and shut out the worlds champions,
to Q. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24

chicago ........... .002 002 20X--6
summary: Two-basc hits-Hoopcr,
MuliiEan. Strunk. Sacrifces-MuIli-
MCCLELLAN To Johnson: Johnson to
Mcclellan TO Shccly (2). Left on
n,a bases :; Chicago. Z.
Bases on balls-off Kerr, /; of Cove
lcskic, .: off Caldwell. l. Hits-off
Covclcskie, IL in 62-3 innings: OFF
caldwell. in Ia inning; off Morton.
U in ] inning. Struck out-by Nor
TON, l. Losing MISUNDERSTANDING
Impires, Dincen and Moriarity. Time,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
DODGERS, 6; PILLS, a

[By Associated Pressl
BROOKLYN. y. Y, June "a
BROOKLYN made it three straight from
the Phillies today. winning a listless
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
Batted for Watson in sixth.
fBatted for Braxton in ninth.

New York 20" Ip3 nOx-I n
summary: Two-basc hits-Barbare
Young, Boccl<el. rhrcc-basc hit
Powell. Home runs--G Gibson, Frisch.
stolen bases - Southworth. Toncy.
Sacrifice hits-Frisch. Walker, Toncy,
Double plays-Southworth and Bar
bare: Gibson and Barbara. Left on
bases-Ncw York, .; Boston. I. Bases
on bails-on Scott, /; or Watson, l !;
of BraNton. 3; off Toney. i. Hits
Oft Scott, in 3 innings; off Wat
son. in . pa innings: or Braxton,
! in innings. Hit by pitchcr-by
scott tkclly). Struck out--by Toney.
b; by Watson, l: hy BraXton. 2. Wild
pitch - Toncy. Losing pitcher
Scott. umpircs-O'Day and Quiglcy
Timc-1:55.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24

Jack Frost" Salt, extra uuali
ASK your grocer for it.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
FIRST GAME.

Totals Al 7xa, -
Nrwo out when winning run wa
scored.
'Rattcd for Hamilton i'm lcnth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
Chicago.

Totals ....3l 612 ~ is .
.Battcd for Caldwell i'll eighth.
Score br innipi.S- I,
The Keota news., 1921-04-29
ooppqr aelNlN0'tn Alasoea.

oopp4r 0oWoNO'UN AloooeA.
TAe copper mines q Chitina valley
are ths largest and richest thus far
developed IN Alaska. Their success
fnl development has been made possi-
bic BY the completion Of the Copper
River and Northwestern railroad.
which affords transportation to tide
water. The recent mining progress
IN this district u shown In Z report en-
titled "Minlng In the Chitina Valley.
Alaska" BY F. b. MofIat. issued by
tho United States geological survey.
Department Of the Interior. ~ Bulle-
tin mo.
Artistic Improvement
do you think It's wrong for WON.
an to palnt her facer
"Not always" replied Miss Cayenne.
''Sometimes it's q kindness"
When there isn't much else to do
With money. you can save It.
The Keota news., 1921-04-29
00vee Pay PrIee - 8sesssA

oW0e pay pTteo ~ 8oeoeoA
Read q he lives q sAree quarter
Of the succexsful men. and y0a viii ~
that they started pocr and became
succexsful without poll" II that ts
t,elnx done today. ~ ie ts you can d
Il. Hut you can't do Il By spar'ns
on the world. You have EOt to want
to succeed. and want to saece<si nnfe
than anything else. II yOa dca't want
to succeed enough. yoa ~tll net sas>
ce<tl. Hut Il won't be unfairuess asd
favuritism In the world that hOads yun
back. 1t will be ycur unfatrneta and
favoritlsm to yourseaf.-John Blake II
Chicago Daily News
The Keota news., 1921-04-29
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
(wu.ss xsss1aes uslss NJ 0uvaAI
:

(w.ssn nssssss uan no ssvtAl
John Foster Synse of Denver has
been pomiuatsd By President Harding
20 be United States attorney for ~
district Of Colombo.
Two hundred end nfty Denvsf =
Rio Grande railroad shopmen. repre-
..ntipg practically oil Of The uaechan-
lcsl depertmsnts csaftA have boeo pat
hack to WORK after being laid on since
March 10.
For the benefit Of tourists 1fo0
Texas and other southern states .
movement has beea launeAed by Trim
dad business msn for the building OF
4 direct route Into the San Luis valley
from that place.
Delegates from towns On the Union
Pacific from Denver to the Kaneas
state line and o. the Rock Island from
Colorado Springs to the Kansas bound.
sry. met at Iiuon to perfect TIE o..
sanisatlon Of IN Eastern Colorado
Chamber Of Commerce.
Que man was killed and two women
were injured in . suowsllde which
came down Republican mountain at
silver Plume. Coso.. daring the bis
sard. wrecked several houses and
hurled the town under 3fo0 II to
twelve feet Of snow.
=. n. Carr Of Apit. Colo, was
elected president -pf The noethesn
Colorado district Of Chr1stian eAufeAes
Al the elosing ssssioa of tie eoavse-
iion Of that body ip Lovsland reet
Collins was chosen q ~ noeting paaeo
for nsxt ysar by the delegates.
Baptisls q Lensnoat viii staft work
oa q new $4,000 church buildlng WITH
In the next thirty days. according to
annsuncsneat nnade b the building
committee. 4 eanpaign ose ths saislng
of building fnnd has Tesultsd b the
ssbscriblng oe tetal e &37,00a
Delegates froW all quarters Of tho
globe Will eather IL Montrose during
the first week Of Juno to attead the
meeting Of the 0euoeal Missionary
Society Of tho Unltod Presbyterian
church. Nore than go are expected
to b In attendance at the eouventioa.
TIE first American silver dollars
ever nsanufaetured n Deaver are row
being coined at the United states mint
following receipt q mere than 1y0oAs-
90 euaceo Of silver in snail amounts
exteading over Z period Of more than
thirty days. from the lsadlng mlning
camps of tAe Wet. Coino Of this d
nomination. were laat seamped BY the
Philadelphia mint IL 1904 until their
resumption at that plaee last month,
officials said.
Judge James L Cooper n the Tre.
mont county District Court In Caaea
City sustained The demurrer OF attoe-
neys for ex-County CommlsG3onors q.
V. Hodgin, James Delknap and ]. v.
NcCandless In the suit Instituted
against them o. indlviduals BY John
w. Richardson Of Denver for $4,000
damages for injuries to hlmss3f aud g.
000 for the death OF HE wife, % re-
suit Of a. automobile accident near the
McCumber ranch on the CaAon City.
Florence road o. The night Of April 81,
1870.
Il can think q 10 more dealghtful
place to 90 On Z vacation than Colo.
rado. Z state Of true western hospital.
'ty." coQuneated Pree1deut Harding
after Senator Phlppa 16eakins on b.
half Of the cltinenA, had formally q.
Tended to tAe prooIdoot ~ invitntion
fRSnsSa ~ =
The Keota news., 1921-04-29
COLORADO x1Ws l1o11R

ard happlnooo q every Individual u
~ STATE u enhaneed b pafeAaslne
Coloeado-uade ooods, began b. ofoos.
lng 800 n petses toe The best tso-word
sloDan which most Iorclbly oxprooDes
the fundameatal ldea u tie campaign.
The sDognn must b mailed to tAo pub
lisAins and publicity committee OF The
civic association. whose me0oess Will
b tie judges II the contest.
Unless the owners Of jobpsiDttne -
tabllahmeuts In Colombo agree to .
forty y.Sour.hour .wosk week By Nay !,
asembers Of five printing trades crafts
viii 20 On strike. Il WAS declared 1t
the hearing conducted by the state In
dustrjal Commisslou. I'VE will grant
90 concession, pot even fosty-ssven and
oue.half hours,S replied Charles WEIGH
spokesman for the employer. Il viii
say further that rather than receds
fro0 our peeoont position ~ VIII
break OF negotiations."
Because 3ury IN tie Roatt county
District Court was not given ~ op-
portnnity to order him haneed. Costn
D. Nootoroff. . Bulgarian, has ap-
pealed to the Supreme Coart for Z ~
vsssal Of the verdict Of the lower court.
Nesteroff WAS convicted Of The murder
Of Pete Evanofe several nloaths ago
and seotsaced to life impsssoameot.
Lawyers and attaches of The eupcene
Court declare this pieading 70 - ths
most unusual ever preseated 10 ths
higAsr tribunal.
0ovel.er sAoup has isssed . proc.
.lamatioa. urging Ill eitise0s q Ooso-
rado to jo1n tie no ea0pa1gn
pla1eed by ,the state 1arn Bareaa the
wook e My O. He also asks fArmr
ess wAesovof pesslbse 70 start ~ GO
streetjoa e sllee tat woek. ee at 1ease
ds6n p,ans fer ons. Siles are great
sGtbss q 1ood castA especially b NM
pgo1uetiea. according 70 Statisties CON-
pllod b. IT, fAfn buroau.
A deck Of cards Aecided ths fa1s Of
aldeemau's position and nsenbes q the
elty couaell at 0osddald. II. 4. Han.
.ssn ana Fred Hanna each received
twsnty-elsht votes at tie election held
April 4, ara amer Q mass meeting held
in the town hail Il was decided to cut
The card deck to 80 who would land
the poeltioo. Hanna drew the 6oar Of
dianoads and Hensen eut an eight OF
hearts. Qualifying for the eftice.
when her clothing caught nrs %
che threw . pan Of blazing oil into the
yard of her home. . mile east Of Hud-
con, Nrs. Ear1 ohackle. 20 bride Of
five months, leaped into bed and
smolhered the flames. The quick ac-
ton Of The young woman undoubtedly
saved her life. She WAS badly burned
about the face and hands, but physi.
ciane assert that she will live.
Twelve thousand dollars In liberty
bonds. postal savings stamps and cash
was found By officials Of Basie eoun.
y In tie cabin owned hy Charles MI.
Lee. . railway trackwalksr. after his
death. Mlllee. who WAS recause, had
charge Of miles Of track. He had -.
creted the money In every conceivable
place about the tiny cabin which be
occupied.
Arthur Nalone, alias Arthur Zassi.
IN Italian. Il seeking to b aeposted 40
an undesirable allen to escape SEN
tence Of not less than seven years and
not moro than eight years In the fed
eral penitentiary which. WAS given him
In District Court at Colorado Springs.
Following the bliszard during which |
Donald 0oodUnootl Of Colombo Snfinga,
The Keota news., 1921-04-29

Let yuur face BE- ~ EVsd ~ prsua-
issOry note. Takes . los q right liv'
lnx. but it Il worth Il.
The Keota news., 1921-04-29

The best way to cure th0ae sorV
muscles. made - BY digging In the
garden, Il to dig some more.
The Keota news., 1921-04-29
Artistic Imprevsn.snt.

When there isn't much else to do
With money. you can save It.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-24
One Hundred Only

Somewhere among the readers of The Omaha Bee are
100 people who know how to think They aren't any more
intelligent than the average but know how to use their
brains to study You may be of hem your next door
neghbor Well say it's yothat you have set your heart
on earning part Of the $35OOOO awards to be made in the
40" contest Now that you want the award you have
lected will you work for it? You get anything you
choose if you only want much you will study think,
centrate the TO- Your chance to succeed is equal to that
of every other contestant You start with the Others
Your mental standing at the end depends just how hard
you willing to apply your intelligence to the questions
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-24
Money Has Made Big
Dreams Come Irue!!

The in mans mind, and grew-grew stead
lily until the money finance them oband maybe have those
dreams Have the make beginning? Or ham,
pered in your planning by the lack of funds to start?
When Thomas Edison young chap working eegrapher
trouble developed market stretched OF miles, and
the break would have taken find In the the
who could the break Young Edison
stepped forward said he could do and hurry toowch he
did, by gpng the line far he could and then reang
message which the other end of the Between the
receiving the break which found and repaired
the ob he utilized his thinking powers
reward get toward making his dreams Are
ambitious? whole being athrob with desire achieve?
The Washington times., 1921-01-10

flies me that the charge will be 81
for each bond. As this seems pref
~ high and brings my income down
TO per cent net. l desire 10 have
you tell me what / can do. Is IL pos
slble TO register these bonds?
Ans~er-The company Will gladly
register bonds ms 10 principal. and We
should advise you 10 have Ia done Inn
mediateiy and get them out of the
brokers' hands.
You can rent a safe deposit box for
50 10 IS year that will hold a num-
Der Of bonds, and a charge OF 81 per
bond for safekeeping is altogether
to the service rem
dered.
Every investor should rent small
box I'm a safe deposit vault. even
though he may have no more than a
single 800 bond to put into II. He
not only gets insurance against
thieves and loss but the proprietor
ship of the boN In sure 10 bring him "a
sense of pride nnd create "a stimulus
for thrift
The Washington times., 1921-01-10
TRAFFIC COPS TOLD
TO Be MUM ON Job
Charges to Be Lodged Against
Those Who Quit Posts to
Talk to Friends.

In anordcr issued to the police cap
tains of the various precincts. Major
Harry l.. Gessford. superintendent OF
police, reiterated his warning
against traffic policemen holding con-
vcrsation with friends while directing
the traffic. He said such practice
is neglect of duty and that vio-
lators Of the order "will be handled
in disciplinary manner and con-
tinued violations will result IN
charges being filed with the trial
board"
Policemen who leave their beats
for the purpose Of conversing with
traffic mon arc also warned to dis.
continue the practice. They arc TO
speak while on duty only on matters
relating to their work.
This order, however. does not ain T.
terferc with the obligation of each
and every policeman to be courteous
to strangers seeking direction or TO
help persons who may be asking
questions. This is police business"