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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
VALsTIJos LEGIoNAs PA
sIUNTE PROTEsTA.


Springfield, ILL.,, liepos Il.
Illinois Legiono departamento
virsniinkai antru atveju pa
siunte valstijos senatoriams
Washingtone protesta prizes
bonusq kareiviams atidelioji-
ma.
! pirmaji Legiono protesta
senatorial neatsake. Tad siuo
kartu reikalaujamas atsaky-
mas, ka jie mano daryti bo-
nusu klausime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
NETEKo $1,000.

Tony Senta, italas, 1852 So.
Morgan gat., An,crlllon &tke-
liavo pirm desimties metQ. Jis
turejo gerq darba Water gat-
veje. Taup6 pinigus, nes Ia
dajo gryzti savo gimtineh sa-
lin.
Ana diena jis iSsiema IS
bankos 1900 doi. ir nutare uz
keliq dienQ apleisti Chicago IL
Amerika. Vakare vleuame
restorane jis uz $100 pagami
no vakariene atsisveikin!mul
su savo draugais.
Kuomet apie pusiaunaktl Jls
ejo namo, arti namu sutiko du
iaunu YyruKL Tis atsimen'
kad tiedu vyruku dalyvavo jo
surengtoje vakarieneje.
Piktadariu ateme nuo Sen
ta visus pinigus ir pabego.
Senta nusprende apsilikti
Amerikoje neapribuotam lai-
kui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
APIPLEsTAS zMOGUS CT
ny HALL TARPDURY.

Du plesikai vakar diena Ci-
ty Hall (rotuse) tarpdury SUI
sistabde su revolveriais Jo-
seph Biedl If ateme $14 PM
gals il 1880 cekiais.
Tuo metu daugybe zmoniq
pro, Sail ejo, bet nei yienam ne
teko atidziau dirstelti, kas
tarpdury yeikiasi.
Detektivai kuoveikiausia
puolesi ieskoti piktadariu. Bet
kur juos rasi tokiose zmonip
miniose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
boil LSEV|KAI KELIA PRO
TESTUS.

StockhoEmas, liepos IA.
sovietu Rujsia Lsijf.cuo H
tesla pries kai-kurias valsty-
bes, kurios leidzia rusams pa
begeliams naudoties priklau-
susiomis buvusiai imperialisti-
Sovietq Rusija kelia pro
ba fondais. Tai visa savinasi
sovietq Rusijos yaldzia. Pro
testas pasiqstas If AmerikoS
vyriausybei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
GAL BUS ATsAUKTAs
GEN. LERoND.

Berlynas, liepos IA. Vie
mas vietos laikraStis paskel-
be zinia, kad diplomatinese
Sajungininkq sferose nutarta
atSaukti AugStosios Silezijos
komisijos pirmininka ges. LIE
rond il pati komisijos perso-
nala zymiai pakeisti.
Sakoma, gen. Lerondu nepa-
tenkinta Anglia il Italia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
NORETA NUzUDYTI LEN
KIJOS VIRsININKAS.
Policija Varsuvoje susekusi
suokalbi.

Copenhagen, liepos, IA.
Is VarSavos depeSOje sakoma,
llad tenai vienas zmogus ke-
kesinasis nuzudyti LenkiJos
valdytojQ Pilsudski. Be to,
poIicija susekusi suokaIbi SUI
griauti Siandienine lenkQ val
dzia.
Cia tas zinias is VarSavos
D. reikia priimti su atsarga. Mes
gal Ienkai kokiais tikslais
skleidzia tOkias zinias.
DepeSoje pasakyta, jog vie
mas zmogus niekam nematanl
isiIauzes i Pilsudskio rumus
If tenai j j Soves, bet nepa-
takes.
Nezinomam zmogui ineiti
rumus negalimas juk daiktas
ypac nielkam nematant.
Lenkiija $iandie velka baisQ
finansini skurda. Jos pimga;
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
MICHIGAN IsMoKEs Bo-
NUSUS.

Lansing, Mich, liepos IA.
" poros savaiciq Michiganc
valstija rrades ismoketi pas
kirtus savo karo veteranams
bonusus. Tam tikslui legisla-
tura skyre Is milionQ dole
riQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
PATEIsINTI DETEKTIvAI.

Kriminalio teismo teisejas
Wilsonas, isklauses policijos
virsininko pasakojimq, patel
sino miesto detektivus, kurie
buvo kaltinami uz apdauzyma
.trijQ suimtq Clearing State
bankos plesikq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
NUO VIENOS JAP0NIJOS
NERA zINIU.
Kitos valstybes sutinka su
Amerikos sumanymu.

Roma, liepOS II. - Natlka-
no organaS .Osservatore Ro--
mano" vakar pUSoficiaIiai pa
d&io karStq pasveikinimq Pre-
zitcntui Hardingui uz jo inl-
ciatyvQ Su$aukti vieSpatija$
konfcrencijon su tikSIu SUI
>iaurinti ginkIayimoSi.
s. ValstijQ Prezidento zy-
@i<. raSoma minGtame Natika-
no organe, yra tokS pat, Eo-
l,i $ventaSiS TtvaS Benedik-
ta< PenkioliktasiS yra pada-
res rugpjuty 1917 m.
Tais metals popezius raSa
kariaujanciomS SalimS Saukda-
mas jas baigti kara. PopeziuS
viSas laikaS paskui meld&si uz
taikQ.
Taigi Siandie Sventqjam Td-
Wi yra daug dziaugsmO. kad
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
IL zUvo KRITUs sIENAI.

Dax, Prancija, liepos "A.
Cia gesinant pakilusi gaisra
vienuose namuose nudegusi
siena krito ir pragaisino II
zmoniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
sUSlRGEs ANGLIJos SOS
TO IPEDINIS.

Londonas, liepos IA. = Pra
neSta, kad~nuo persisaldymo
ir nuo "persidirbimo" susir-
ges Anglijos sosto ipedinis
Walijos princas. Jam reikalin-
gas ramus poros menesiq at
sils6jimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
PASKYRE RIEBIAS PA
RANKAS.

Sugautiems trims Clearing
State bankos pl6sikams teis6=
jas Haas paskyr6 po 100000
parankos kiekvienam.
Tas padaryta todel, kad ME
kas negaletq jig paliuosuoti,
Mes paliuosuoti pleSikai imsis
vel pl9Simn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
KAMA o GENITAL
PRICE - CENTS
au9ui telegrama).

augui telegrama).
rIMoRE, Nd, liepos
Valstybes departamen-
,icialiai painformaVo Lie
IS Atstovybe Washingto-
kad Suv. ValstijQ Vyriau-
ybe Kaunan paskyre konsuli
II vice -konsuli. Konsuliu pas
kirtas Clement Edwards, gi
vice -konsuliu - Charles Stei-
sler. BuGys.
Reikia tiktties, kad prie to
svarbaus Lietuvai IaimGjimo
turtjo zymiai prisidGti ir Chi
cages - FederacUOS ApSkrl-
tvs.
Kuomet Sis Apskritys kon-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14

Marie Adjley, 5514 Inglesi-
de ave-, II metq mergaite, per
neatsarguma issverte ant saves
katila su verdaneiunvandeniu
If paimta ligoninen mire.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
ORAs. 81 siandie ,lepasto-
7us oras; laukiamas lietus.
PINIGg kURsAs.

svetimu saliq pini9u verte, mai
nant nemaziau $25,OOo, liepos 13
buyo toka pagal merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui 1854
Prancijos Sinful frankly 1872
1taliios simtui lirp 4.6S
Vokietijos Sinful markiu 1.S5
Lietuyos Sinful auksinu 1.S5
Lenkijos Sinful markq %
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
APLE1Do TAMP1co.

Tampico, Meksika, liepos IA.
Suv. Yalstiju karo laval Gle
veland If Sacramento antru
kartu apleido 81 uosta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
RATIFIKAvO SUTARTI sU
UNGARIJA.

Paryzius, iepos IA. Pran-
cuzu senatas ratifikavo taikos
sutarti su Ungarija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
PAs1RAsE LA1vYNo BIL1U

Washington, liepos IA. :
Prezidentas Hardingas pasi-
rase karo laivyno biliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
AIRIU DELEGATAI LON
DONE.
Airijoje pildomos paskelbtos
paliaubos.

Londonas, liepos IA. All
riQ sinn-feineriQ delegatai su
Ide Valera priesaky cia atvy-
ko liepos II d. po pietq. Gele-
Izinkelio stoty Euston delega-
cijQ pasveikino skaitlingos
zmoniQ minios. Tai daugiau-
sia atrial. Visur mat6si Airi-
JOS veliavos, airiQ giesmes bu-
vo giedamos. Kad tuotarpu
vietos policija dare kelia item,
km'ie. per iris metus kovojo
su Anglia.
IS stoties delegatai automo-
biliu nuvezti j Governor vies-
butt, kuriame gyvens konfe-
rencijos metu.
Be de Valera delegation
ineina: Arthur Griffiths, Au-
stin Stack IL Robert Darton.
Jiems visiems draugauja dar
lleletas kitQ zymesniQ airiu.
Be kitu yra ir Miss O'Conn-
ell, de ValerOs sekretorius.
Karstai pasveikinti.
Kad ne policija, tai zmoniu
minia butp tiesiog sumalusi
automobiliQ su delegatais. Kie
kvienas nor6jo prieiti arciau
delegatQ, paduoti ranla, juos
pasveikinti.,
Automobilius buvo uzdary-
tas. Tai dauguma sulipo ant
automobiIiaus virsaus. Polici-
ia turejo nemazai darbo, kol
padar6 paskui automobiliui.
vaziuoti keliq.
Siandie ties Downing gatve
prasid6s dramatingas susirin-
kimas. Premieras Lloyd Geor-
ge kabineto susirinkimQ sale
je priims airiu delegatus.
Sakoma, su premieru bus
gen. Smuts, Sir Hamar Gree
nwood, vyriausias Airijos Sc
kretorius; lordas Birkenhead
ir Arthuras Balfour.
SHUTS bus pirmininku.
Pirmajame, susirinkime, ma
tyt, pirmininkaus pats premie-
ras su gen. SHUTS, kaipo Vi
ce-pirmininku. Paskui nuolati-
tiniu pirmininku, sakoma, bus
AiriQ delegatai Gia atvyke
nedav6 paskelbti jokio savo
pareiSkimo. Jie pazymejo, kad
nepadare jokios ypatingos pro
gramos.
Anot ziniq is Dublino, visoj
Airijoj kol-kas astral pildo-
mos paliaubos. Nezinia, kaip
bus toliaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
KAUNAS.
"Lietuvos Tarptautinis Ban
kas.'

Birzelio pabaigoje Kaune
ivyko visuotinas steigiamasis
akcininkq (serininkq) susirin-
Xmas. Puse pagrindinio ka-
pitalo jau sukelta. Valdyba
isrinkta: Jonas Romanas, Lee
onas zukauskas, kunig. Ged-
minas- Berzanskis -Klausutis.
Kandidatais: j. Kaupas, Pr.
Virokas, Juozas Gangs. Revi-
ziios komisija: Prof. DIR. 10
mas Simkus, Just. Zubrickas,
Adomas Blekaitis. Bankas O.
peracijas jau pradejo nuo ge-
guzio men,, tas operacijas VI
suotinas susirinkimas patvir-
tino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14

vilkavishs. Cia yra isteig-
ia Ateitininku kuopa, kuri ne
seniai apvaikseiojo metines
ssventes. Prasidejo baznyeioj
iissryto sv. Misiomis, per kurias
giedojo paciu AteiSininkp cho-
ras. Pc misiu kun. Vaiciulis
pasake tue tikslu pritaikyta
pamoksla, nurodydamas, kaip
yra prakilni jq ideja ir kokia
nauda, Wilt mesa musu krastui.
Baznyeia buvo ispuosta zaliu-
mynais If daug zmoniq, susi-
rinko.
Vakare pavasarininE1l sale
je ivyko prakalbos, 0 po jQ
vaidinimai su dainomis.
Kalbejo vienas Kauno at
eitininkq atstovas.
sulosse aNaujas kelias' 3-jp
veiksmQ seenos vaizdeli. Da1
parode aTevynes Rytas"
gyva payeiksla.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
MCCALL BUT SKIRIAM1
BONUSAI.
1r. taip perdaug apsunkinta
sails.

Washington, liepos IA.
Skaitydamas senate pranesi-
ma apie atid6liojima toliau We
teranams bonusp, Prezidentas
Hardingas juodaisiais dazais
nupiese Sales finansini pade-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-14
hI|BIIiE||iKIE| |IIi||
zEMA1c1U KALvAR1JA.

Miestelyje yra trys nemazl
tiItai: du per Varduvos upe ir
vienas per Cedrono upe, bet
taip jau pasene ir pasibaige,
kad vos laikosi.
Jau milicija buvo uzdraudu-
81 vaziuoti, kad neatsitiktq
neIaimiq, bet siaip taip palo-
Plus lentgaliais, vel vaziuo-
ia. VaIseiaus taryba nezinan-
ii ka daryti If kur besikreip-
ii tue reikalu, mes artinasi di-
dieji atlaidai, kuomet sup.
lauks daug zmoniQ ir kalnus
vaiksseiodami gall su visais til
tais nubildeti j vandeni. IS
misku valdzios tiltams me-
dziQ negaunama.
Klaipeda. Prusu Lietuyip.
"Balsas" pranesa, kad len
kai pradejo namus If zemesr
pirkti Klaipedoje. Vokieciai,
gaudami geras, augstas kali,
mas, noriai jiems parduoda;
dabar jau jie dera aplinkinius
vokieeiu dvarus. Gal but mano
paskui savo zmonems isdalin-
ii If taip lenkq skaitlius pa
sidaugintq tame kraste.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-31

.F.I
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-04

thousand are issued, these to the
members of the company, and no
share held by members may be sold
for less than $100 per share.
The plan Of operation is the hold
ing and sale of leases. Additional
leases will be acquired from time
IT, t'ync and held awaiting the fur
ther development of the field, and
possibly several wells will be drilled
on the holdings of the company.
The men comprising the company
are all well and favorably known
here and several are oil men of
prominence in the oil world, and
the fact that they are acquiring
holdings for investment purposes
does not look bad for the future of
the Liberal field. Indeed, the move
headed by Mr.. McQuigg is taken by
many as proof positive that the
Liberal field is to become a real oil
field, and interest is picking up as
result 1t is reasoned that with
the knowledge he has of the forma-
tions after having drilled two wells,
if he still sees fit to spend his time
and money in development work
here, the average lease-holder has
little to worry about.
The company represented by Mr..
McQuigg is not selling any acreage
although it owns thousands of acres
in this and adjoining counties and
this is also another encouraging
sign.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-04
LIBERAL. SEWARD COUNTY, KANSAS, AUGUST A. 1922
C. R. PIERCE DIES IN
A WICHITA HOSPITAL
Well-known Beaver County Farmei
4R Succun,bs to Complication
of Diseases

c. R. Pierce, for many years Q
prominent farmer in the Floris
neighborhood in Beaver county, Ok
lahoma, died at the st. Francis hos
pital in Wichita, August 7th, of a
complication of diseases.
Mr.. Pierce stood high in his COM
munity as citizen and his death is
universally mourned. He. was q
charter member of Mcfarland Lodge
A. F. "a. M. of Floris, and was an
honored member The funeral was
conducted by the Floris lodge, as.
sisted by the Liberal and Beaver
lodges, and he was laid to rest with
Masonic honors.
He leaves wife and four child
rem, two daughters and two sons
to mourn the loss of kind and low
ing father and husband.
Interment was made in the Flori.
cemetery, near the home he hat
known so long, and the remain.
were followed to their last resting
place by large crowd of neighbor,
and friends who attested by theil
presence the esteem in which the,
held him. ye-.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-04
jim BoTTS KILLED IN
A COLORADO MINE

Word was received the first of the
week by relatives, of the death of
Jim Bolts, former resident of
Seward county, his home being near
Arkalon, Exact particulars have
not been received, but as near as
it can be found out, his death was
caused when tramway car slipped
out of the swivel at the Schuler-
Dayle Shale Comuany's plant near
Grand Junction, Colorado. The train
plunged to the floor of the gulch,
two thousand feet below.
The shale plant tram line is built
on a seven per cent grade and the
men had just started from the
plant to the valley when the cable
parted. 1t is believed some of the
men jumped as the train started anc
six men were killed, and six in
jured. The sbodies were found al
along the way of the tram line.
The body will be shipped to Lib
eral for interment.
An obituary will appear mex
week.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-04
IN THE DAYS GONE BY

People were unable to hear and
see such talent as is now placed on
the Chautauqua stage right at their
door. 1t used to be necessary to
travel many miles from the rural
districts to hear humorist such as
now comes right to us, with his
message of joy and uplift, The value
of good Chautauqua to town
and community cannot be overesti-
mated, as the moral, musical and
mental education it gives its patrons
is worth many, many times the price
II costs.
Liberal and vicinity are extremely
fortunate this year in procuring one
of the best Chautauqua Circuits on
the road. A seven day circuit from
the Redpath-Horner company, which
gives us fourteen high class enter
tainments of a varied assortment,
wich will please all classes of peo-
pie. This is undoubtedly the most
successful Chautauqua company now
operating, and their talent has been
selected from the cream of talented
people. The time of our Chautau-
qua this year is another boost. Last
year we were forced to take one
during the month of May, before
schools were out, and before any of
the harvesting or threshing had
been done. This year on August 27
when the Chautauqua starts, ought
to be an ideal time. School has not
started, and the farmers most i'm
portant work is done.
The cost of the season tickets
this year will be: Adults, $3.50, and
Children's $1.25, making the cost to
adults, Of each number, less than
20 cents.
Within short time program for
the seven days will be placed in
every home in the county, and in
proper time season tickets will be
nut on sale at various business
houses in Liberal.
This is one week in the year that
you can hear and see some high class
entertainment in your home town,
entertainment that is worth while,
and at very small cost. Think
about Chautauqua; talk about the
Chautauqua, and prepare for Chau-
tauqua week.
RAY KENNEDY,
Pres. Liberal Chautauqua.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-04
ANOTHER OIL COMPANY IS BECOMING
ACTIVE NOW IN THE LIBERAL FIELD
Commonwealth Petroleum Company Organ
lied by H. M. McQuigg- Continue to
Operate in the Liberal Field

"The Commonwealth Petroleum
Company, a Common Law Corpora
ton, of Liberal, Kansas" is the title
of a new oil company launched in
the Liberal field by H. M. McQuigg
and associates.
The trust deed was filed today in
the office of the register of deeds
by Mr.. McQuigg.
Those named as trustees are as
follows:
w. E. Wiseman, Long Beach, Cali
fornia, capitalist, investment bank
er and owner of large leasehold in
terests.
C. R. Hannaman, Bakersfield,
California, producer of petroleum
and a practical oil man.
H. W. Magruder, Liberal, Kansas,
electrical engineer, ,vice-president
National Electric Light Assn, and
manager electrical power companies.
M. F. Cosgrover, Liberal. Kansas,
member firm of Grinstead & Cos
grove, attorneys.
H. M. McQuigg, Liberal, Kansas,
petroleum engineer, field superin-
tendent Traders Oil Corporation &
American Fuel & Transportation
Co., in charge of operations in the
Liberal field.
The holdings of the company con-
sist of approximately $500 acres Of
leases in tracts varying from 26 to
500 acres. No treasury shares are
offered for sale, and while 5000
shares are authorized only one
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-04
KANSAS BETTER BABIES
TO BE SHOWN AT FAIR

There is already quite considera-
BILE interest centering around the
Better Babies show at the Kansas
state fair. This feature of the big
state fair is always popular one
with the mothers, as there will be
babies entered in the show from
most parts of the state, and there is
always a large number of babies
whose scoring test nearly ties with
that of other babies, thus adding
zest to the competition i'm Which
Kansas best baby is determined.
The closing date for entries in the
Better Babies show at the state fair
is September 14th. The 21st annual
State Fair will be held at Hutchin-
son September 18th to 23rd, inclu-
sive, Any information regarding
the Baby Show or other informa-
ton can be secured by addressing
the Secretary, Kansas State Fair,
Hutchinson.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-04
:. C. BOLES GOES TO
EASTERN MARKETS

F. G. Boles of the Boles store,
will leave tomorrow for st. Louis
and Chicago, to study new fashions
in women's apparels for fall, and to
purchase large stock of fall goods
for the store.
He will be gone about tend days
visiting all the leading dress, skirt
and coat designers of the Tast on
his trip.
According to word from the large
manufacturing centers, the fashions
in women's apparels this fall will
be more attractive than any put
out since the war. All of the larger
concerns making women's dresses,
skirts and coats have had time to
readjust since the big price lrop of
the last year, and it is repirted that
some unusual values will be put on
the market this season.
BY visiting the larger producers
personally, Mr.. Boles expects to
reap the full benefit of this change
in obtaining the latest fashions at
the best prices obtainable.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-04
BYERS RAILROAD TO BE
SOLD TO ROCK ISLAND

General Superintendent H. L.
Reed of the Rock Island, Superin-
tendent H. P. Greenough, Division
Engineer R. R. Bragg and other Off
cials, accompanied by President o.
P. Byers of the Wichita G. North
western, today made an inspection
of the road. Officials of both roads
declined to discuss the inspection.
1t was rumored here that the Rock
Island may be interested in leasing
or purchasing outright the road as
feeder for the big system and also
for the purpose of connecting the
Denver-Kansas City line.
Recently the road received loan
from the Federal government and
this is thought to have something to
do with the inspection. The party
went to both Kinsley and Larned
today.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-04
CHAUTAUQUA COMMITTEES
ORGANIZED AND WORKING
Ray Kennedy Heads Organization to
Conduct q. Successful
Chautauqua

A meeting was held last Thursday
evening for the purpose of perfect
ing an organization to put over the
1921 Chautauqua. Ray Kennedy was
elected President, Ray Millman, Sec
retary, and Warren Zimmerman,
treasurer.
Plans for the ticket selling cam
paign are under way, and the town
will be divided into sections and men
designated to work these territories.
Another matter was properly
handled, this being the appointment
of coutesy committee, whose duty
it shall be to look after the talent
upon their arrival These will be
appointed according to their fitness
to take care of the different classes
of entertainers.
The location was chosen, and the
big tent will be pitched upon the
Ault and Weidensaul lots on North
Kansas. The council will be asked
to make an order forbidding the
/ ! eri;ing of cars in the block, and
that special police be stationed in
the vicinity to take up persons run.
ming with open mufflers.
This has in the past, detracteC
from the pleasure of the programs
and the cooperation of the public
is asked. 1t is unkind, to say tn,
least, to compel speaker or singer
to "uck" an open cut-out, and thi
nuisance will likely be eliminated.
The Chautauqua comes at goot
time this year, and should be yer.
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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-04
BIG BOXING MATCH I !. .
COMES OFF, FRI. EVE.
Billy Bright and Jim
Manley to Stage Bout
at Pavilion

Tomorrow evening is the date of
the Manley- Bright bout, under the
auspices of the Liberal Athletic As
sociation, and the indications are
that it will be an event Of more than
ordinary interest. The boys are both
here and are in excellent trim, and
the "go" will be fast from the start.
Bright and Manley both go into
the ring at the same weight, 14S,
and as both are very clever, there,
is bound to be some fast work.
Manager Pollock of the Liberal
Athletic Association, is doping this
as one of the real battles of the sea-
son, and has secured the pavilion
in Sunnyside as a place to hold it.
This building is well ventilated and
is in an excellent place.
Besides the main bout, there will
be two good preliminaries and the
fans can rest assured of getting
their moneys worth of sport.
Both men have good records:
Jim Manley is a whiriwind well
terweight borer, who wins most Of
his bouts with the k. o., and is one
of the most promising welterweight'
champs in the game today. Manley
is just twenty-one years old, and has
kick in either hand that is sleep
producer. He has accepted chal-
lenge of Billy Bright, who callenged
any man in the state at the opening
fight between Davis and Hingey.
Billy Bright has met some of the
best men in the country, and has
been able to hold his own with the
best of them. Some of his recent
battles being as follows, 10 round
decision over Mel Stevens; round
knock out with Jack Kelley; 8 round
: knock out with. Young Jeffries; 8
= round draw with Tony Appleby; 10
round draw with Battling Cooper
4 round knock out with Jack De-
. laney.
Association tickets are on sale al
Taylor's, and admission tickets can
be secured at the door. Doors will
be opened at 7:S0 and the prelimi-
i naries will start at $3.50 p. m.
u Don't fail to attend this big num-
u Der and help keep the sport alive
in Liberal