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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-11

IN his issue of September %, Mr.. H. A.
Il Sturges, Editor of the Republic of
Beresford, S. D., prints the following
editorial.
''The Republic has carried for a long time
a series of messages in the form of
advertisements, ordered and paid for by
the Standard Oil Company (Indiana).
There is a notion on the part of many
that everything that corporation does
is of a selfish nature, and that there
never is a vision of the peoples good.
These messages have carried an entirely
different tone, and we believe they are
worth reading from week to week. The
data this week is very interesting.
This recognition of the sincere effort
which the Standard Oil Company Qndi-
ana)has put forth through these advertise
ments to inform the public as to its pur-
poses, policies, and ideals, is gratifying.
In the opinion of the seven Directors of
this organization, the business of this
Company should be, andiS, an open book.
The Standard Oil Company Qndiana) is
an institution performing an essential
service in a highly specialized branch
of industry.
This Company is owned by 81, 1888 indi-
Viduals, not one of whom owns as much
as 10 percent of the capital stock.
The management of this Company centers about
seven men, who constitute the Board of Direc-
tors. Each one is specialist in one or more
branches of the petroleum industry and devotes
all of his time to the business and affairs of this
Company. Not one of the Directors has in
herited his job; he has earned it.
Individually, and collectively, the Board of
Directors believes that the business in which
this Company is engaged is so vital, so impor
tant to the commercial and domestic life of all
the people of the eleven states it serves, that
they have caused to be published this series Of
advertisements, that the people may know how
the business is being conducted.
Further, the $4,000 men and women who make
up this organization are putting forth such
enthusiastic, painstakng efforts to do good job
for the Company, and, IN turn, Tor the people,
that the Directors are glad to tell the public
what is being done.
Through these advertisements they are giving an
account of their trusteeship to the people fire.
quently, as they do to the stockholders annually.
This is the purpose of this campaign of advertise
ments, on which the publisher of the Beresford
Republic has seen fit to comment favorably.
Standard Oil Company
indiana
go So. Michigan Ave-. CHICAGO. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
Prin ip | Gid Battles
on 'Tcd1y's Sch edula

Hichm"nd Kiehmond um!ver-
sity VIZ Catholic University.
Kichmond-Uic Athletic
club va. :tnval Air Station.
Charlottesville University OF
Virginia ". George Washington
tu!y crsity.
Observation-Disclosures anu Lee
vs.. Randolph Macon College.
I.cxinEton-E. VI. / Us. Hamp-
den Sidney.
Blncksburr-v. l.. /. vs.. William
ANA Mary College.
Emory--Emory and Henry Col
lcgc ". M.i!igun Cullcgc.
salem Roanoke College vs.
Guilfurd College.
Durham, y. C.-Trinity college
vs.. Lynchburg College.
Annapolis. Md-Nurth Carolina
State vs.. L. ;. Navai Academy.
Cambrd!ge-iioward rs. Holy
Cross.
Athens. Ga. University Of
Georgia VS.. Mercer University.
nceton-I'rlnccton vs.. Swarth-
more.
Atlanta. Ga.-Georgia Teen vs..
Ag!cthurpc University.
Birmingham. Aia.-Alabamn Poly
institute. vs. Howard COlicg"
Chapel Eiill. y. University of
North Carolina vs. Wake Forest
College.
.Chattanooga, Temn.-uniycrsity
Of Chattanooga vs.. Brys"n College.
South Carolina ". Erskimo COT
legc.
Columbus. Ga. University OF
Florida vs.. L. : Infantry school
Davidson y. Davidson col
lcrc vs.. Presbyterian College OF
South Carolina.
Elon College. y. c-EIon COL
Icse rs. Lcnoir College.
Greeny.lle, $. Turtnan Uni
versity VS.. Ncwberry college.
Knoxville. Tenn. University OF
Tennessee vs. Maryvillc College.
Nashville. Tenn Vanderbilt TN
| lycrsity ". state Normal.
New Orleans. La Tulane Uni
| vcrsity ~. Mississippi College.
Scwancc. Tenn. University o.
| tho South rs. Cumberland tn'ver'
sity
spartanburg. $. wororh col.
| lcCc VS.. North Georgia AGricnl'
tural College.
s;arkville. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y
! * VI. College ~. birmingham
| southern College.
Tuscaloosa. Ala.-Univcrsiiv OF
! Alabama IS. Spring AIN college.
Washington. u. C.-G"orgetowf
| University ". Lebanon College.
Baltimore. Md-,'ohns iIoriS ms
! University vs.. Mount -. Mary
| College.
Ulnvillc. Center college IS
| Clemson College.
Sew Brunswick y. u n.Ncr'
| sity OF Maryland rs. Rutgers COL
N,Sy Haven. Conn.--Iaic tniN"r
sity VS.. University of Vermont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

JUS, as cleveland has. II ,hey lose
all three. ana cleveland WINS al
three. the Indians are champs again;
III. players weren't much Wurr.'H
over this 1ecaus" they all feel Ger
tain OF sIaughtcr!ns the Athletics IA
at least one of tomorrow games.
which would put them over.
The Babe Dcrchct ON his SUIT cas-"
in the aisle OF 81 day coach on the
up- train from Phiuy and dropp"d
1851 to Waffle Pipp al twC-hsted
runmy lie isn't sick At all. huj IL
does hang onto u whole art gallery
Of picture cards when h. ought 10 be
SHINING down To treys and G"uc"s,
which is rum technique At runmy.
Take it from one Who has suffered.
The uncertainty does put Il strain
on the club The men have tatt!cd M
and down between second place and
first for months, continuously NOW,
and here they are three games from
the end. in the lead, but not yet cham
pionS. Suppos" that tomorrow some
Little hoy Blue blows both games
away, and the Indians win. suppose
that sunday the Yanks assert again
their eccentric genius for doing what
they hadn't ought
These ball players are doing som"
Himbic surprising along these very
lines. The problem has New York
city jus; about damy right now. $"
no wonder the Yauks are having an
awful time. parcly VOC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
INDIANS Re TAIN PLACE
IN RACE FOR PENNANT
Cleveland Takes Came From
Chicago White Sox by
Narrow Margin.
CONTEST IL u,mLrNa pum
Coyc!crl>ir npd rnbrr stpgr Great
ul,tIp In windy C!iy-iipth Allow
'cvru !ii;r--.iumisSuu Han Perfect
batting Average.
ny Associated prosa.I

CHICAGO. sept. so--'rhc Cleveland
Indians, aEht!uE desperately today
10 retain thcir place In the American
League pennant race, refused 10 bow
10 The hurting o; Red Eaber pitch
ing star of the White sox. and bat
ted out Il 3-to-2 victory. The game
was Il thrilling pitching duel between
stanley Covelesliie. the ace OF the
Cleveland STAFF. and Fabcr. who WAS
attempting to win his twenty sixth
victory II the season.
Covelcsuc was unsteady ut the
start. and Chicago got away 10 q
onc-ruu lead In the frst inning. AZ
ter two men we're out Collins sing
led TO center and Hooper followed
with single to right, and Collins
scored when ShcelS singled to center.
CovelcSl<ie settled down and was
given sensational support in the next
Two innings. but in the fourth NE lost
control. aud Hooper was passed.
Shcely worked him for a count OF
Tor two bases, scorin" Hooper. a
/ quick double play by Gardner and
Scw"li ana MuliiSan's ny To Gardner
ended the inning.
Fhb"r pitched irvlncibia ball until
III" hfth. when the Indians got the
! range. Gardner opened with n sins
/ sic aud Scwcll followed with an
other SAFE hit. Burns tanned and Fa-
/ Der walked O'NciN. Hliing the bases
I toN"lcskic's long hy To Hooper scored
I Gardner after tho catch. Jamtcsons
. single to right scored Sewcil. and
] t'Nclil counted.
Fahcr held Cleveland to seven hits
/ i"ur %! which wcr. made by Jamie.
son. WI" had perfect average.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
Vigor OF You'll, L,
A New Discovery
science Produces u Niinlikrr superior to
Famous Gland Treatment - Mngic
Power al Bark from Africa.

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much discussed goat gland and mon
hey gland" trratmrUt.
The principal Ingredient Is an extract
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said to hr the most amazing inviEorator
ever discovered. Combined with il arc
othv- tonic aud vitaliGlng elements o,
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day or two and III short ti:ne the vitality
is raised, the circulation improved and tbs,
glow ~ health IS felt in every part 80,
Tho ncW yItnll&cr contains expensive.
Chemicals. hut manufacturing Ia enormous
Quantities has brought the coat within tho
teach of r.i. Furthrrmoye. the iabora.
tories producing ;hls now v!talizcr, wh;ch.
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It's power that they offer II on The basis
Of no results. no pay.
Any reader OF this paper may test thc
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20 the ltc-&u Laboratories. 239 Gateway
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
~ ftni,c Ruth.
w hh'f hu'"'
- iIuiuE RUNS Ia bItr 1871

- Home iunf to bai". 1871.
Al Ii"mc Runs Same Date, 1870.
riN.Ariii,l'IiiA sept. 3n.--Wc!l. |
certainly know what )! m"anH :" SIT
helpl"sH and wait Tor III" inevitable.
Here ! am, rocurotatinE from "i at
tavk OF the grippe. ana TIA" team E"cs
ms,
never apcnt a longer day Ia all
my NE than rpcn; ON last Thurs
day WHOM the doctors told me that
would not ho able To ,tU over 10 hh!ia-
doiphia with tac club 10 play tho
rhi'aGel,hia Athletics, There We
were, ready ia NJ on; aud srlh. the
naI. and ! havo to Kick liz witt u
fever that tried 10 burn tho top right
out OF Tn" glass.
II / played tina; ramc OF Thurs
day over once, | p!"E,I 1t over a
thousand times during tho morning.
l could SEQ the players hold their
meeting In tho clubhouse and tn.
crowds packing Into the grounds.
Al the familiar scenes flashed across
nay mind, II was iIlWdd"nlng.
Gee, I'm never nervous when gong
! into "a game. ~. been IN t"u world
: series battles already with IN" boston
I Red Sox and the ordinary games neYer
I bother nc. but l WAS as nervous az =
/ Lush-r Thursday. !, seemed tn"
game would never start. and when ~
! started WAS AFRAID 1t would never
/ stop. q! course. the strain Was re-
/ li..ycd when the Yankees made u
! coupl. OF runs and SAa" key held IN"
/ Athletics AcOrcIcss. hut / didn't let
! up until learned Of the great game
B "Dicki." Kerr pitched against u"
Indians. | was sur. then mat every
thing would b. All right for the news
/ OF Cleycl..nds defeat must have nr.d
our boys to 20 on and h&ht 10 the
/ bitter end.
Yankees Gain Prestige.
.tlrs we'll that ends well. some one
once said. and it Is true. but II -
enough to b. out OF the game When
you want to he in there iiGAtinS Tor
the remnant We We're lOckins ahead
to greater things In thu near iutuF"
and 20 mex; year. the Nanl."ta have
added greatly TO their preStiS" inns
season. going along an! Winning on
sheer merit, We had To bc IN" best
team to land where Nc are. Tn" riEaI
clubs throw their greatest strength
against us, pitching their strongest
pitchers in ana out OF turn. MN INNS =
That We got amor" goo" pitchiht
,hroughout tn. season than any other
club in the lcaEnc. They an wanted
to beat Us. hut ChicaG" atone sue
tCccd.d. and strangely enough, ~ Was
chicago that turned hacH the indians
lin ;E.t nll-!mportani gam" IN '"'
Windy city on Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
Rheumatism
Can be Cured!
But You Must Clear Your Blood
III Waste Products

Lack OF cNercisr and improper diet
causes waste products to accumulate
in the blood. You Mil at once realize
that unless the blood Is pure some
part OF the body viii become diseased.
rheumatism, with it's pain ami
AGONY is one OF the most serious
diseases caused by waste products ia
tho blood. You know, OF course. the
blood is not confined alone 10 the
arteries and veins It passes out OF
those channels 10 AL parts OF the
body This is NOW sediments or waste
products are deposited ia the muscles
ana joints. Genuine relief can he had
only by correcting the basic trouble
waste products
Thousands and thousands OF men
ana women during the past 80 years
have cleared their blood of waste
products WITH >. ). :. IT is the ideal
remedy for rheumatism, because IL re-
moves the poisonous waste matter
which is causing The trouble. There
mr." no bad atJcr-effects and the re-
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Personal medical advice. without
charge. may also be had by sending
a complete description OF your case.
Address Chint Medical Director, swift
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Atlanta, ia. All drug stores seu
5, 5. S'--hdver,isement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
RUTH SPENDS MISERABLE
DAY CONFINED TO ROOM
Homc.Run King Describes How 1t Feels to Be at Home
While Teammates Are Fighting
for Flag.

! know oi nothing quit" -. salts
fEinu In i,s effect upon baseball fans
in general IA tho Victory % tho white
SoN over the Indians. II broke the
heart az the trih". but ai tao SAM"
time 1t shattered every lingering
doubt IN tho minds o. the fans "a, to
tho honosty Of baseball. 1t WAS cx-
i,cctcd ~ good lnany skcpt!g1 tina;
tho white Son. who have no love for
the Yankees. might play Indifferent
ball against the champions, willing
"a win. Of course, providing that IL
did not take w too much energy.
Well. tho SoX certainly fooled the
doubtcTs.
Kerr Fools Sew York.
think that the Yankees may for
give pickle" Kerr for all the beat
iuss he handed M this season, ana he
certainly gave us enough 10 hold US
FOR several innings. lie mad. lie
'u!s"rabi" FOR Us, and the dickens Of
II all was that there ncvc. was time
when he didn't think We would trim
him. lie never had our goats. but h"
certainly always had our number. All
FORGOTTEN on our part now, and we
yill buy "Diclsie" Il nice brown Derby
or something as a reward.
Looking ahead to bigger things, In.
Yankees are rich in veteran world )
series timber. We have six men who
PLAYED in at least one. and Charley
cl.eary. our veteran coach. has seen
s.. ~ ice ia three. in which the Detroit
Tigers played for premier honors.
Thcr" is j. Franklin Baker. VINO Was
IN. first to win lasting fame as a
hOInc-run hitter in crucial games.
/ Baker participated in four classics for
/ the worlds title. II" VAS "ith lne
I Athletics in 1910 when the played the
cubs, AMI in 1911 ana 1913 when they
/ faced III. Giants. He lik"wis" fought
On the losing side In 1911 with the
/ Boston Braves. may say that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
PENNANT RACE STILL
ON. SAYS RULE BOOK



ruling applied TO the one game So .
rios" scheduled between New York
ana Philadelphia Saturday. /. Nrw
York was scheduled 10 play any team
except philadelphia. the game would
not have 10 lac played. The rules
provide that postponed game can
be transferred 10 the other club
grounds. as in this case.
Judge Ecncsaw NJ. Lands adoptcd
a hands on" policy "a the dispute.
lie said it was a lcacu" matter thpt
would have To hc settled by the rule
book"
Cleveland kept itself in the race
by beating the White SuN. To .
in we'll played ball game. Cove
l.Skic was Speakers ;wirl-r. II MS
i'ahcr's attcmp; Ia win his twenty
sixth victory of the season. with q
seventh place club. Cleveland won
the game in one inning. ;hc attn.
scoring AL their tire" runs on four
singles, base on balls ana Sacri :
fec ny. The White SoX were uract!-
"ally helpless before Covclcskic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE UNDECIDED:
> GAMES TODAY
lContlnurd From T.rst i,"Ee.l

a.
,....I--
Water IS always CONS o'""'
ing its level. ite the same WIN
s,.,r. hall teams Except that there
som" "''' ,,u,,h for some
iSh a"S - IN, l.S, nIorc
teams. So they plum" ih." .aS
ard s,av there until somebody KNOCK"
oHt Ia" ""''' m. 5rc.ry
And so they wtttn ''M ,,'GG his nreci-
afternoon. o!d co''',!T L.. IN" skies
GUS prccociltcS, VIM ,min. and
RACED at the fAhHS' t'j,' IN ;ne
flashing ut them i9F ~. c.,rs
Athletics. Bye an" hv mat
tial lachrymAiioh ~. ~ ,hc train
time. the hankS W. - ynr1,
rafting away '""'iv t'Ir ,,ith
where the% play .,.''.
the NacNS on SAUL 49,
Yea. the Yanks are having an AN"
full time parlcy VOC
Carl Mays was To nave pltSnyi
against the Athletics today Carr itt'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
PETERSBURG CAR SERVICE.
CUT ONE HOUR At NIGHT.
Railway and Power Company
Declares Jitncys Force
Conservation Move,

Special To Vic Times Dispatch
rIsTERSRuRG VA. popt. no IN.
-ooh" made by jltnry hu=ess upon Tho
"trret ear patronage Nv thIp city hap
r"rultnh In n curtaiirn.ut ~ ,ho pers
riro here by the virginia halfway
rnd Power Company, operators 81 tho
lines. ie,,,nniuu TOMORROW uinht oil
cars will be run Int" Tho harm an
hour earlier at nights, vut,iup duwu
The p"tvice l;vrrS line In the city
Wit ho affected - the change, but the
Richmond rc;rr"burr iutorburhau
liuc viii u", leo affected,
MI trolley service in Petersburg
now stops at midnight, hu; on tho
new srhcdui" not - car Will leave tho
city outbound after 1880 J., NJ. and
On como lines tho last ear win hc run
at lo:ls,
Giving tho reason 10, tn" curta!l-
mont Superintendent J, +, pund said
the stTung cum!ctition offered by tho
1i,ucy lines WAS tho cause and 10
maintain ;ho regular schciul" up un-
III 1890 - MAS necessary to take tho
ears on after THAI ,lmc. Tho new
plan viii be Temporary. tho super!,-
,cnacnt said. ard II the jl;ncY COM
y, tit.un continues 10 grow. further
curta!lmcnt VIII be made m Ia. ser
Vice.
Petersburg now has the best troll
ley service In it's history, Sup"r:n,en-
don't Pond said. bat something must
bc done - night IN the )i,ncSS or
else IN" good scrvic. must go The
same condition exists in Richmond,
he said.
The action Of the Tract!on Company
came as no surprise, bat nothing was
/ known az the change unth today
/ Residents OF outlying suburbs MI! be
hlrI-h!t by tn. change.
city Manager Brownlow and thu
Ciiy Council VIII probably Eivc th'
matter attention when formally
l-r,.m,.hi HMM. ihrrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
ST. LOUIS AGAIN TAKES
CAME FROM Pirates
Mound City Team Celebrates
Pittsburgh. 1874.

81, LOUIS. Mo. Sept. 3U-iIornshy
day was celebrated by "A Cardinal
victory over tic Pirates. - to 4
making thr"" straight for the lucals
roger iioruSbS. second has"luar.
WAS presented with two diamond
rings one from the Masonic Lodge
AND another from a fund made W. Of
puhiic subscriptions. y diamond
SUCK -nin was given him by tn,
Chaiubcr Of Commerce.. Two thors-
ana dollars worth OF Liberty bonds
We're also given him To bc used in
NJ purchns" OF home hcrr. to-
E"thcr with a basket Of flowers. In
return HornShS cloujcd a homer, two
| I9ub!cS and scnr.d ihrc.. INNS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
CARR! WANDERER GOES
TO HIS DEATH BnANELl
MuuutS Cook Count. Srnn"id With
i'irm step to E,pintr Ills
ri.
IBy Associated Press

10y NSHUtI'IV'H T''T77'I
CHICAGO. Sept. 3G.-SiusinG Il pop
ular song Carl Wandered. convicted
of the murder of his wife. her un-
born babe and Il ragged sraEE"r,
whom he hired 10 stage TAKE hold
up. was hanged at the Cook county
Jail al 5:l9 o'clock this morning.
Waudcrcr walked to the gallOws
with firm step. and as he took his
place on the scaffold repeated It short
prayer after minister.
The crime Tor which Waudcrcr was
hanged was the murder Of his dupc
In the fake holdup. who recently was
idcntiicd as Edward j. Ryan. Wan
dcrcr also was convicted for the muir
der q! his bride uf less than II year
and her unborn child. but the jury
In that ease fixed his punishment at
Twenty-Five years Imprisonment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
Gcorrin Schoo, to Raise Memorial.

ATHENS. GA. Sept. 30.--As the
FIRST step in an alumni building pro-
gram for the University Of Georgia.
which calls for tho expenditure of S3,-
100000 campaign To raise $1,000
600 as war memorial to the forty
five students of tho university killed
In the world war. will he launched in
the South. October II, and continue
to ,Armistice Day, DR.. r. P. Brooks,
alumni secretary, announced today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
petrol, Golfer victorious.

NEW YORK. sept. so Walter
Hagen, OF Detroit. defeated tNrh
walker. EuiSl"wood y. j.. and !. III
tn. seminal round of the profess
sionai golfers championship t"urna =
mcnt At the lnwood Country club 10
day. He Will play the winner 81 thr,
match -bctwc.n Jim Harness. natlonal
opru champion, and Emmct French, oil
YOUNGSTOWN. ohio, tomorrow.
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Rain Ends clash in Carolina.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. G.. Sept 90
The fourth game of the mtcr-'iiy Sc
rl.s between Rocky Mount and viii
SON Of the Virginia League. was
called al the end OF the fourth IN
ming today. on accoun, Of rain. The
"Hugs' we're leading. : /" !. Head
and Quinn making homcrs in the
fourth.