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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

and the fans Of old Detroit will
never forget it.
Today, almost Il years after the
event Of his life, BABE Adams is
again IN. the limo light. They. still
call him Babe; but It is a fact that
he pitched bail during 1919 and
1920 which surpassed the efforts Of
many Of tho successful youngsters
In 1917 the famous hurler had
grown old in the service Of the
Pittsburgh cub and was let out.
Not bit discouraged, Charlie Ad.
ans began to build up another rec.
ord and during 1917 and 1918 pitch
ed such wonderful ball for the Hut.
Crimson club Of the Western league
and the Kansas City club Of the big
American Association that his SER
vices were In demand by the big
league clubs. For the Kansas City
team in 1918 his work was sensa-
tional. Twice he held the Columbus
team to a one-hit game and allowed
no runs and in another game held
the same team to four hits and no
runs, tanning 81 batsmen in these
games} which would indicate that
he wasn't getting by on his past
reputation, but could produce the
stuff.
This brand Of hurting won Babe
Adams another call to the big game
and in the latter part of 1918 the
Pittsburgh management, not forget
ting the days of old when Charlie
proved a tower OF strength to the
organization. gave him a berth and
there has never been a day since
that they regretted the move. Babe
now nearing 40, has proved 0strong
man for the club. Last season this
remarkable athlete stood second in
the pitching averages Of the Nation
nj League and he fairly won the
honor. With control that was mar.
velous' perhaps the line has never
been seen on big league diamonds
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

for Of the 1895 batsmen who faced
him last season only is were per-
nlitted to walk to first base and in
the last two seasons or since he
staged his comeback, some 2.062
faced Adams and only Al were grant
ed free passes. Adams always pos.
sessed a good control. During his
entire career in the big league he
issued but 1928 passes in 2476 IN
nings, equal to 275 full games, that
he pitched. In his full career in
the. National League Babe pitched
25s games that counted in the won
and lost columns and his percentage
In games won stands at 600. 4 A
colorful and an exceedingly brilliant
career on the diamond has been the
allotment Of this native son Of old
Indiana.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

| has been announced by Manning,
ton high for next season:
at Home-September az, Beling-
ton; October l. shinnston; octo.
Der 8, West Union; October Is,
Triadelphia OF Wheeling; October
20, Weston; November 10, Grafton;
November 26, East Side, Fairmoht.
Abroad-oc October 20, Victory at
clarksburg; November 5, F'airmont
at Fairmont: November u, Elkins
| at Elkins.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
East Side Bunch
Wins Fast Fight

East Side won from Kingmont in
a good game Sunday afternoon.
The Independents from the. East
side OF the river have a good team
and want to book games with all
first class organizations. Get in
touch with James Miller. The
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

Totals ........3I 8 8 II 70 4
Summary: Two base hit. Mad
den. Three base hits, Martin,
Mcdonald (2), Madeira. Bases on
balls, OF Woods. 1; of Rothrock, 4.
Struck out by Woods, 8: by Roth
rock, 4. Passed bail, Martin. Dou-
BILE play, Robbins to Wilson to Nc
Donald. Umpire, Kay.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
80 Years Old
Was Sick
Now Feels Young After
Taking Eatonlc for
S0nr Stomach b.

II had sour stomach ever since \
had the grip audit bothered me badly,
Have taken Eatonio only D week and
am much better. Am 50 years DID,"
says Mra. John Hill.
Estonlc quickly relieves sour stom.
sch, indigestion, heartburn, bloatinR
and distreas after eating because Il
takes up and carries out the excesa
ncidity and gases which cause most
stomach ailments. Ifyou have "tried
everything and still suffer, do moi
give up hope Eatonic has brought
relief TO tens OF Thousands like you.
a big bog costs but q tride with youS
duEaist's guarantees.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

The first week of Jul, Is chuck
full Of historic dates. JAY i lie
country went dry. July 2 Tex Rick.
ard goes to bat with the million.
dollar fight and July IS on deck:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
Varsity Lost One
More Diamond Game

West Virginia dropped another
game on the eastern trip yesterday,
Delaware winning SO. The Della.
ware bunch hit in the pinches.
West Virginia started on well, but
. t.Hi q
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

Expenditures Of the United
States for the army air service
during the World War amounted
to not outlay Of $59s;00o,781.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
ssl..en.as Is & Sport Ghss.sr

Despite the cold weather It was
announced this morning that the
Fairmont:M organtown high school
track meet would be staged this aft
ernoon at South Side park as
scheduled. There Is great interest
In. the contest; and it is very likely
that large crowd will be on hand
for the meet.
mt 9NnNIA..,f... .Aa.AknH - Aa.,Ha
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

Tex Richard has invited the
Prince Of Wales to his July 2 house
party. And the prince may take
him up.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

Reconstruction In the deyastat.
ed regions Of France will cost, &c.
cording to estimates, IA billion
francs annually for 10 years.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

The Rice" market has gone up
since sam went on a rampage with
me washington club and started to
hit homers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
Three and Two

Connie Mack has signed up one
more collegian. He's still looking
for another Eddie Collins.
Carpenters training camp on
Long Island won't be a sightseeing
place.
Johnny Kilbans and Freddy
Jacks, Englishman, will stage the
first international battle Of 1921 in
Cleveland.
President Millerand of France
donates vase to be given winner
of amateur lightweight champion
ship bouts In America they give
'em belts.
The mum lady wears around,
Is such a costly thing e.
But SOS the one a player makes
On diamonds In the spring.
There are so men working out in
spring football practice at Michi-
gan.
Hughey Duffy doesn't deny that
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

Walter Johnson's smoke and Babe
h9tas swing make a homerun
combination in any park.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

Boston, 2; New York, 1.
Philadelphia, 6; Washington, /.
st. Louis, 9; Detroit, 6 t1s in.
lings).
Chicago Cleveland not scheduled.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

Jimmy Burke is an assistant mana.
ger, not>a coach.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
dgc HOW THEY
~ STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Pittsburgh, a; Chicago. 8.
New York, s; Boston, 1.
Brooklyn, 4; Philadelphia, 8
Cincinnati-St. Louis not scheduled
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

An air service, consisting OF
twelve two-passenger airpIanes
VIII be added to the New York Ma.
tional Guard.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

The following football schedule
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Presbyterians to
Use Four-Minute
Men in Decembe,

Of Interest not unlv o. preshNtcrian'
hut nlcmh-is - other d,nomins atoms l.
N, annuuno,m,n, that m,ml,ts q III
hymns Missionary movement e th'
southern PRESBYTERIAN chur n viii TAX
N scjly, i0it IN some ~ the items ~
N, pr,gr,sSlv. program. I; has be.y
w. .d.,i On mako us ~ the four minute
men - III movement IN pr,s n,ing
ri,hing IN. lN-'cmh"i ths L.. - thu
Family Altar. IN January: the Every
Ne n,ey Canvass. IN Mar,h. and the
al o. tn Ministry In August.
1hr hyn"u's missionary movement
ias grown rapidly within the pas, ,w,
EARS. Il WIS ,tvanizrd tee tn pur
-. 81 dUing much 81 tn woik her"
'rfic d,yulN.ns on the ministers. auc
Nutking With tn ministers. Il has ac
conlllsh,d srca, DIAL There ar
NOW over thirty II these association
ovcr the entire south. and others an,
being aganls,d as rapidly as possible
Tho offc'rs and executive committee
-,rnsist q the foll1w.nc: Chas \ Row
and Athens. Ga chairman: y. NJ
Ca.lic. Chat,ano Ga Tcnn, Nicrchair
'rAn: Or ~ Melt Hun. Atlanta, ca
recovdlne secr,taty, D ~ McEntire
A,h.ns Ga, treasurer; ' l.. s.aymak'r
/ Athens Ca. SECRETARY. \. J. \. Alex
andcr, spring Station, Nv; ~ u. Ar
buckle. Davidson. y. e lno. W Friend
ir. r,,.rshuIg. Va. J. Allen Graham
Ggc.nyill-. s. c: J. Nat Harrison. u,
orfhufg. Na.Js Lewis Howe. t.sxine
I'm. Va; Rutherford iapslcy. Admission
AS VIM. J Martin. paVidson, y e.
4 u Mason. Memphis Tenn; J. "
NcCain. Decatur. Ca. W : Mc''lana
han. H,annse, Va. e. 7. paSon. jack
s0nVil' Fla: \. u riallips. New yorl
CIV. T. ~ $. harringhaus Knoxville
Tenn J Har, s.hley. Union Point. ca
: ". Spillnan. Columbia. : -; ". \
Watt 1homasy.ll.. Ca.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Circus Kids Happy
Under the Big Top

i'ont waste any sympathy IN the
circus children. They wouldn't ap
pr' ate Il To N, circus going pubic
itsre usually j. something appealing
rlout N Youngsters who sI-nd their
safN YEARS With n, whit. tons" Tn.
s,n,ral lslisf j. that /, mus, y, a hard
lie ter the little ones
Thosr familiar With the cirrus voice
an opinion just N. opposite and ,h.y
80, in position o. know.
n" ~ g. Barnes circus which comes
% Amarillo Tuesday. Oct g. has sew
.fal kildlcs around snd they are the
hsIH.'st youngsters in the country
Prom N" Superintendent down ~ tn
uos, lowiy ~ pony boys and canva-s
men thor, T. d.Vr.. Of lnf-res. showr
~ the circus isN,niits that u not found
n any other walk q lie
Instead q beinE 'mo,hcrst' es
ciuslvcly by their natural parents TIE
circus hahy from infancy i shared IN
the feminine contingent Of a.. urran
iaa,i'n and instead % an. recognized
faih.r N. yourgst'r u idnr'ed h,
every naair IN the show
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
OVERLAND TEXAS
firm WILL SELL
oLDSMObILE CAR
AGENCY TAKEN OVER BY
POPULAR AUTOMOBILE
CONCERN.

Overland Texas C'mvany has taken
N,r thu ag,n,y fur IN" OldSuohll,
gtom,h.l,, u was announced yesterday
y 7. ; lLkins and ,i.orgc NJ wadlill
1 that tirm. About mon,h agu the
Nhlysov,yland factories reduced the
vtill ,yadr territory ~ its d.strihu.
uts.
Rather than rviur~ the lo,al plant
~ organization. N, overland T,NaS
"iaprry iecii,d 60 ala another line.
Tier vusi,l, radio investigation. Il was
it,,l - take On he uilsn,U M, Inv.
announcement j. mad, that thp Odds
pohil, agency was taken h,,ausc the
irm h.ll,N's IN ~. cat and no, be.
ausc e hig discounts as other makes
havc offered morv,
With the oldsmohllc Eight. willys.
Knight -Four, oldsmohile Four and
y-ihnd Pour THIS fi0u can pleas,
prospects Toe ssr,lccab,e cars. regard.
rss q taste a. ahil.'v ,o pay Seryicc
~ l., given On al these cars. In add.
On ~ the Republic trucks. which arc
IA ~ this firm.
The overland T,Nas Company is one
tn leading automobile firms q; the
anhandlc. and has built w a remark.
lie business dug.ne the pas, few Years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
LOCAL AD CLUB
TO HAVE LADIES
EVENING monday
WIVES TO TAKE PART ON
PROGRAM. SAYS MRS.
POWELL.

Amarillo AdV,t,sins CHA viii hcll
a ladies evening q ovlSk NJ n,sNN
evening O., III A'"gtillN u,l,l. 1hc
regular .l.a,hvua M,n.hy u..,a VII -
d.sipuS,i Wch - tha, m,ul,trs may
hy.ug th,t. N,Nv> . ,hy banquet, whNh
Wil NV, Onr ed, 'hc un =, menus :. -.
~ a., n affair ,n tbc city this wal,
fo,luWjus th,' banquet tn members
and ,h,n wives viii ~ taken a. the
MisSi,n Th,ater D. sse thc r,crt, r,nar,~'
q "louyvry> curve Ahead' a. IN,
guests IT Manage Eos. n Gcg,tS q
the l.. = i u Enterprises h,rc.
Mrs, NJ NJ rcweN, - chairman -
the prOsJam tor tbs m,s,.ng has an
n0ancvd that IN, viS,uns hd.ss viii hc
asked 10 take layt iD round tah,c dis
cgs~ion IN ,hy sDSh-, II Truth In
Aiv,riising' I'D by Mr. a. y Han
s'a. Another ,slS win b. The Value
~. a Trademark" IN MIS-. i.Sc u WI
lams There VIII h. MUSIC and dra'
rattc r,adings b,,wccn c0urs Nd
club members ave cNpsc;iae this ~ ~
an unusually cniryablc m,y,ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
WHEAT GROWERS
LEARN Of PLANS
Of farm BUREAU
CAN T JOIN LATTER UNTIL
AGREEMENT Is MADE,
SAYS NC CALIB.

"a, ,ac m'"tiur 90 ~, Texas wheat
g.'t,.+ N,>D .Hiior u Amarillo lrbL,y
Is vHs ui'o' q tr momh'rs uom
a'1 u.'t,f 'hv i'aru.uJ,, that ,hrc,
q l.ag number 81 vu.ei gtoW,rs
r'o Wt.. N,r, iuutt.,riiy .nsistng
Hr'r sDang a. l. NHIr lup prg
'I, ,us ,ou'fa.' MANY D ,hus..
rr >..f ,ri.'ssi,' tD, JrsIr. o. uumc
'..f,t, lu .r u'.s . GA, r-NiS
ta.n Nurln F,i,rtHu stated u
. N.t Co., rIrun o. district suIs.i.
NieH i.r b, TEXAS Farm H1r'tu F.d
r,t.H ard iaIw,t, e., up,raiiN, Com.
~ iiiy Markc iug Ass. iatiou- organ.
.fd ~ a., bureau
vas tor''d o. tell ih' wheat grow.
~ ihai ! could d. nothing until IA,
ast~W,ni h,tw'"n th- Twas Wheat
Growers Association tnd the Texas
Farm bsrcau Federation has been ac
crpi.i rs hoth organizations. and flll
l'ars 81 orgluisatiun perfected. ~ the
whoa, growers organization IN IN, Pan.
handle has accepted IA. agreement
unanimously. do not t,levc Il viii
hr N'iv lous uuiil W. can launch tho
rUH'rar, 'sirl up campaign"
~ tho ~ poo members q tho farm
lvpau. probably 10000 to 10000 a.,
whvaj rtow,ts, and they are going q
almost universally sign the co.onsn
NV" maik,i.ng contta,, when I, - pre-.
scntcd o. them. They az. shattered over
the other f'lt hig wheat growing parts
al thc state. and organization among
them - quite familiar. Tor they have
oounty farm bureaus ami have several
comm,dl,y marketing organizations
reflected AmUug them ar- thos" OF.
sanir,d ~ bc'rg organized for mar
h'.ug 4 wa,rtmrlons. prairie hay,
Alfalfa, peachcs. tomatoes. peanuts mo
tairl wool onions dairy products poul
Try cotton, and various other farlr
.srodgrts
"Aartn Sratlo. the internationally
tuoWn authority IN farmers co.orera
ave commodity marketing organlxl
,iuns and neral counsel g both the
Texas Farm ltur,An FEDERATION and th'
reVas whac; Growers Association
said tn his address before the whea,
cons.r,nc, IN Dallas rccrn,ly nrraniss
N, wh,a, grow'rs under the auspices
"a; ,hc Texas rarm Bureau Fedora
tiHn. rVact'y like the Texas Farm Hu
'oar cotton Association is orf-anixed
" Texas c--s. - goes the "ation,'"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
new HIGHWAY
ORGANIZED At
ROAD MEETING
COOK OF LAS VEGAS TELLS
OF OZARK TRAILS
PLANS.

YES. 4 IN to o, in the future. tire
great coast trCoasi Highway. instead
IT o., 81 m, ozark Traits
This IL the WAY that James VI. Cook.
president ~ Muut,fuma College, las
Vegas puts a.
President cock WIS In Amarillo
diuu,t from meeting II Mangum. in
which d,lisiuu was reached iu give In
thr mpor,an, highway nov name.
Thosv participating In the meeting lie.
yid.d that with 'umity towards none.
,hp highway M which they are inter.
cstrd l. worthy designation that IL
distinctive. and means something. hence
the ,i,lc Coast to-Coast Highway, The
symlol uf this newly named highway
u In the form % two links ~ A chain.
aud In ,a,h INN there Is printed the
letter C"
Their, src ,n ~ three districts ~ the
newly named and revived highway:
ltuW Oklahoma city 10 Mangum con.
suiutvs one district; from Mangum 60
Vega is another district: from VEGA To
las VEGAS II another disuict In the
meeting Il was decided that a BUDGET 81
$1,000 shall he raised for marking the
roadway Inc sum will h. appOrtionc4i
among the districts. according 10 tho
ABILITY % each, I, Is believed that
there viii L. no trouble In raising the
money as IN" pcvplc alung the route
win J." shown the worth Il the high.
way.
Another phase ~ the enterprise viii
y" the appointment IT director Tor
zach of thr districts, IN the hands Ut
this d.rcc,or will b. phy,,l the manage.
m,nt II the district In whi,h he IL
plac'd. Under his direction aud general
supervision. thu markers will L. So.
cUr,d aud placed. ~ is also determined
tia, three district meetings viii h. held
at which thu director and other help.
rrs viii b. named the latter lclng
dnder thc title OF an executive com.
mi,,cc.
Announcement fOr the district meet.
lngs viii h. made IN thu near future.
and u Is desired that representatives
nom each vf the districts shall attend
III 20 the meetings u possible. In order
tina, the general scheme ~ the organ.
isa,lon may 80 over Ia good share
While this is true, Il l. understood that
liberal range Will L. allowed the dirrc.
tors IN thu n,anag,mcn, - the affairs
W their districts. the one IDA % uni.
tOrm dcvclupmvn, and maintenance
',gnd,rg oct Prominently.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
UP TOWN ACTING
AND COSTUMINC
SHOWN IN PLAY
FELICE sTINNETT EASILY
STAR OF ENTIRE
PERFORMANCE.

Round 90" 'lek With the Dchu
jNttr.' b. Go, musi not,u,iois slrc.
,r.D o,r r.,srri.d iu Amarillo. IN,
p''y h.d . ro,, o. V1s m,,,b q ~.
..,> Oh. lu,.fiai,- sd sg.tauc. strung
u e ttwJj boo si,iu,i ,hu "a miruu
e'opD U'uid - ,,lWud to tnl 20
Bui the uit, .aylvs were ~, nat
3 uuu u u.,st eases ,ioN,ly done.
Mise l'l,, Stur,U g,,ti 60 tu,
me Nhn ha, heard all oi the Snlulsts in
Nu1riiu tut h' mas uu slV,fiu, and
.'t, probably no, IN equal fo, beauty
voice It, s"ugs W,., oimost al, ,N.
'usi,' appeal Co. any other sens, save
hat 90 sigbi
The vrstumlug was fir and above
AnNih.ng ever seen h,t,. AMI wls. 49,
uatt,i 90 fact Ecuuiu, "up town
THIS feature e the ,nicr,a.um,nt
alone Tas worth the admission ptl,,.
Many "a p,.s.n Mas surprised To know
Amarillo htd s' many pretty girls
rom IN, married group Who hat So
llimlN uu the stage WHEN thoy were
nNluutlg~l un down t. the tots VIII
aug S'Wc ct these pretty girls who
-mil'd - 'u,ranyingly, as tur example.
Miss Minnis Madden 10 little Nampirlsh
kathryn Putnam, who dtncvd and
sang and ilirtcd lik, a postmaster adj
a much a. the churus parts. And the
sweetness chats what everybody
allied ~ ~ Miss Nrll Hurshrugh. con
rast"d With the sophisticated air 1T
Hiss Stlnnvt, =" vtyctly dvu". made
hat young woman a iaNogltr ut the
"" performances Yesterday
on, might ~ into rhapsodics over
h, play and tell Ia, truth all the
rhll" hut critical appreciation di,,atcs
hat o mus D., described IN hri,t a.
"a amazingly beautiful spectacle uf
'irls and costumes az guod a. can h.
."cn on many has theatre stage. And
iur thu hume talent Majestic
h,atrc man who Slw the play the
tst night remarked that Amarillo
al lot - tal'n, that was too gcOd
sia railways al huuw
other stars not mentioned ALREADY In
lud" Ralph Young, the tlackfac,,d hut.
-, Miss RUBY f,agan. Fl0rue Pi,t.
an. Frank Winkl,r. Sarah Margarc,
lus,in, Mike Holland.r. SNhll Gu,king.
nm and wlnilrcd kcls.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Optimistic Spirits
Needed, Says Wray

That business would h. far batter if
voplc would iJs, gct e. thinking in
r,imistiy terms. l. the b,llvi II q. v.
Nray. proportion ~ N, Amarillo Mu
l' Company. ;lo Polk sirr,, H. ~.
lnfvs that business l. go-nd. and Il =
Httly h.-aus" determined effort l.
ling mad, o. make Il better.
Mr. WAY has rough, Il new trgck
assls, ~ taking car q his taI,ib
rowing business It, INV has two
.nUls and has onv man VII, u cover
* IN Panhandle country selling
hnnographs and glanos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

n ~ usiariai countries the popular
refn.'iy II iierhins r-opis find ~ = 20 =
nsdclns fni purifying the system and
ssrdirr off The di.-ss.. Free Ca SOD
. Eancal Drug CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

ct thr h-i 40 o ,c- y"u 'sn NJ
fo,d Ia ply. ~ Lave Tsiur, aud
,l-rr-rs. fhone .;3t.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
10 New York Tribun
E(]gZ:'


NO MORE DEATH
CROSSINGS in Chi
cago. Elevated road
officials Of the Windy
City have tested this
new foolproof safety
gate for grade rail-
road crossings. 1t Is
connected at each end
with stout iron pillars
and lifts and lowers
like an elevator.
When down If an au-
tomobi)e runs into it
the gate gives several
f Get and finally
bounces the car back
like a rubber ball.
tHdcrWood
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20


Look here; this reads like some-
thing I'd be willing to take a chance on.
Here is bread that is guaranteed with
a Bond on every wrapper. 1t absolute
ly certifies that only the purest home
ingredients are used in the baking, and
they call the bread Bond Bread. Let's
try it once and see.
So husbands sometimes have their
uses around the house after all. That
Bond proved to be Liberty Bond so
far as you are concerned.
1t freed you from the long ordeal of
those baking days-forever.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
e your husband
discovered our Bond

DEMEMBER the night your hus-
~ band said: you look tired tonight;
why don't you sleep late tomorrow"
And you replied: But l have to get
up at six o'clock and set the dough-"
That's foolish" he said.
Foolish" you echoed perhaps SC
but would you be willing to eat bread
didn't bake myself" And he hest
tated-and you got up at six o'clock as
on every other baking morning.
Perhaps it was that very night that
he looked up from his newspaper and
said:
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16
sransSFIde Sniff.

0as aoblen5er MilitGrgerift Der.
urteilte bier Observation-Disclosures
Ginger aoblen5er 8ereine All @elo.
Itrafen bon 500 bis 1900 Morf,
neil oos @cridt ite Oafiir perant.
uortli6 81 MAIDEN miiiien glaubte,
Oab bel Dem ab9eboltenen Stif.
tungsfeIt oes 4oblen5er arbqiterge-
iargpereins gegen oas &erbot ser
9eiasungsbeborOe i'm 6eit5ug Sab.
ne numb 6orben oes alien gleides
gefiibrt muroen. Gs ban0cIt lid
nber, pie oie a%ngefla9ten ousfiibr.
ten, leOigIid Inn Die Sorben Oes be.
treffen0en 8ereins unD Inn elm Dem
@erein gelegentIid zines Sanguett.
Itreites aIs Yreis Oerliebenes Sab.
nenban0. @eiter perurteilte 0as
@eri9t Sen ar5t Or. RauG peget
&nrempelung zines iran50iiiden
Sffiaiers, on oen er beim 4ilsiuei.
den auf Der StraBe IeiGt angelic.
Ben mar. 0as llrteil lautete alif
1000 Murf @eloItrnfe.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16
@riiselei mad eincm @ortraa 9eu.
bplo WIlilinas.

llnI6ngit bat in @ien cine Com.
MISUNDERSTANDING it%attgefmOen bel
Der Ser ebenlaIiee gr5ber5og SEQ.
polo bon 3osfana, ser iif iebt SEQ.
pol0 @0lfling nennt, ais Bortra.
GENDER angefiinOi9t mar. Sdon
Dor Dem auftreten 6es ebemalieen
@r5ber5ogs boten linn einige griito.
fraten 100000 9ronen oil, I'M i'm
bon ieiuem &orbabcn ob5ubrineen.
2eopoIo 8oIfIing mics oieies aner.
bIeten ob uno betrat Oos Sodium.
@r las aus ieinen oWaemoiren"
nSabsburger inter Iid" Elm 9apitel
Dor. Nad benz aititreteu Oes @r5-
bcr5ogs fam es 5u elmer groBen
8riiselei. Monar6iitiid geiinnte
8eInder iparen NIT anoeren @GIten
5uinmmengeraten. Sbrfeigen, 8iiffe
uno S6Idge fielen, 10 Dab ihIieB-
lid &olioei ~eingreifen muBte, nm
Die &ube wieOer ber5ulteaen.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16
300 SATIRE 1tniOerEtat.

Der elioB.Iotbringii6e Stuoenten-
buno in S~eioelberg oeronltaltete in
Der bis auf BEN lesten 8Ias beiesten
BlaB beleB1rn aula oes nerten &ol.
legienbauies cine grinnerungsfeier
an oos MISUNDERSTANDING 8eiteben
Der ~l1nioeriitdt StraBburg. Nad
elmer 9egriiBungsnnipra9e oes Hef.
tors @ebeimrat Soobs iprab elm
0odent, Der % Sabre on ser StroB.
burger uniueriit1t 9emirft bate,
iiber Die llniperiitdt StraBburg uno
ibre flilturele 9eoeutung fir 0os
0eutidtum i'm @IioB. Bel ser Seier
waren Die a~n9eb0rigen oes 8affen-
rings ni9t onpeienO. Sic batten
i6re 8erbinoungen bei ser Seier nit
Sabnen uno in poler @iHs erl9ei-
men IaIien polen, Der Senat Ser
l1nioeriitGt bette ober init &iidiiAt
auf ben iGlidten uno einfaden
Gbarafter ser @e0enffeier Dies ab.
gelebnt.