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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

Nays city third. L. J. Boyson. Rome
rullet--First. S. T.. Mays; second
and third, l.. j. BoySOn.
Black Javn.
Cock-first. second and third
l.. J. BoySon.
lien-First. second and third. I. ].
EoySon.
CockcreI-First. second and third
l.. j. i'Oyson. Rome. y. Y.
l'uilct-First. second and third. L.
J. BoySon, Rome. y. y
M0ttIand Java.
Cock-F'irst. second and third
J. ". Dennis.
American Dominique.
All prizes in this class won by l.
J. Hoyson. Rome. y. Y.
=. g.. Rhode Island Rcd.
Cock-tirst. -. w. JardIni: sec
fourth four \. Fiji; NH, 4. Fiji. a. II
iISnI,,Fir;S,,. A. Fin; sccon,l AMI
hf,h. Bloominsdalc Farm.
Cock crcl--t'irst. W. r.. Smith: sec
ond. u. w. Jardini: third. a. Fiji.
fourth. w: L. smith.
l'ullct-F'irst ana second w. T..
Smith; third and fourth. y. Fill; hfth,
w. r.. Smith.
old Pen-First and second. ~. rnn;
third and fourth, ": L, smith.
second. a. FIN. third and fourth. ".
T.. Smith
White Cornish.
Cock-First. l.. j. Boyson. Rome.
y. Y.
IIcn-Firat. second and third. L. j.
Ecyson. Rome, y. Y.
cock"rci-i'irst. Boyson; second.
Rio Vista Cornish Yards.
i'ullct--First, second ana third.
Rio Vista Cornish Yards. fourth. l.. j.
Boyson.
White Laced Red Cornish.
Cock-FirSt, Hnyson. second. th!rG
and fourth, j. W. Dennis.
IIcn--First, second and third. j. ".
Dennis.
Cockercl--First, second and third,
]. W. Dennis.
ruilct-First, second and third. j..
w. Dennis.
CLASS no. s..
White Crested Ulurk Polish.
1icn-Fir3t, second and third. Boy
son: fourth and hfth. q. +. Have.
Cock-First, Boyson; second, 6. +.
Have.
rmllct-First, second and third, G..
+. Have.
Cockcrcl-First. G. +. Have.
bearded Golden Polish.
CoCk-First, second and third, H..
J. Buyson, Rome. y. y.
iIcn---First. Boyson. Rome. y. i.
cockerel;-First, l.. ]. BoysOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

Rome. y. Y.
bearded white Polish.
Iicn-First. l.. J.. Boyson. Rome.
n. Y.
lIuH Laced Polish.
CoCk-First. second ana third. l..
j. Boyson. Rome, y. Y.
licn--fir$t. second and third. l.. j.
Boyson, Rome. y. \.
pul'ct-l'irst, second and third. j..
j. Eoyson.
;, Cockercl-First. l.. J. Boyson.
Rome, \. Y.
Non-Hcnrdcd Golden Polish.
Eock-First. l.. j. Boyson.
lcn-Fir*t, second and third T.. J.
3oysOn. komc. n Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
DEPARTMENT T..
Poultry Department. and Pet St""i
DcuIrtnPnt.

pirrS,or-C. II. Riddick
Judgcs-iI. Il. Schwah. Rochester
Poultry department; J. Il. W"nd"r-
Orlando, Florida poultry department
American Itnrrrd Plymouth Uucii>.
CLASS so. |.
Cuckcrc! bred Barred Plymouth
RockS-Fir.,t cockcrcl. II. L. iiudGins.
Portsmouth. Va: second. : l.. Fair
lamb. Richmond. Va: third, W. H.
Hricl. Richmond. Va. fourth. +. :
Burlington. Richmond. Va. ntth, {.
H. BosChcn. Ashland. Va.
First hen. E!oomin Gdn!c Poultry
Farm. CITY: second. II. |. iiudrins
Portsmouth. Va. third. - W. JarGin"
stanton. Va: fourth. Nlopmiurdalc
Poultry Farm. city, nth. :. T.. Fair
lamb. city.
CLASS no. ..
Cockcrcl- Bred cockcrcl 49, = :
coclcrc Grcculawn Poultry Farm;
second. VI u dickson. I.ynchhuri;
Va: third. l.. $ Bulliugtor. Rich
mond. Va; fourth. -. ". .ardiuc
Stauuion. Va: nth. II. l.. liudSins
Portsmouth, VA.
Exhibition Haired Rocks. Young
First u.n. VI. II. dickson, LynchburS
Va. second. j.. ". Jar'linc, Staumton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

Non-DcnrJrd White Polish.
All In this class to L. J. Boyson.
Rome, y. Y.
Nom Tcar,Icd silver Polish.
All prizes won by L. i. lioyson,
Rome. y. Y.
CLASS NO. C.
Golden Simnr.icL Hamburg.
Al prizes in this class won by l., J..
BoySon. Rome, y. Y.
silver rcnciIrd Hamburg.
All prizes in this class won by l.. J..
BoySun Rome. -. Y.
silver SpnnEird Hamburg.
coCk-FirSt. l.. J. BOyion: second.
G. j.. Have; third L. J. Boyson.
licn-Flrst and second. q. T.. Have;
third and fourth. r.. IL. tIcrbir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
Centro Sanitario de la Cruz
Roja Americana, que sera es~
tabIecido en- San Juan

III services lie hcneiltencia se-a
inaugnrado denfro de POGO en san
Juan. por el capffulo de la Cruz Ro-
In Americana. se.lin So ha proyeciado.
y Sc incluye en- este serviciO un Cen
tro de Sanidad. que fOrmarh parte del
seryielo sanitario Nacional.
la Cruz Roja Americana ha esia-
blecido un DepartamentO de Servieio
de Sanldad en- sus oficinas centrales
de In Naci0n. desde diciembre prime
no dc 1919.
En- In actualidad existen 126 CEN
tros de esta fndole on todOs los Es-
tadOs UnidOs v seran establecid0s
otros nuevos por los capffulos insu-
lares.
Infinidad De cOmunidades t0davfa Sc
resisten a interesarse por 81 mismas
en- la salud piblica. solo yen las
consecuencias funestas y sc -Aispasen
a remediar el NAL cuando Sc desarro-
LA un brOte epidemico entire elias.
Tn centric sanitario ayuda a intere-
sar al pueblo Ell 10 que concierne a
su salud mientras Sc halla EN- buenas
condiciones para conservarla. Para
clio no Sc requiere duplicar sus esfuer-
zos va puestos "A prueba,~y solo Sc pi-
de que no Sc desmaye en- fOrtalecer-
los. Este eentro cooperapa con las es-
cuelas Y con todas las sagencias va en-
function en- Ia comunidad ell que Sc
establezca Acttia como 81 fuera. un
banco de liquidation, informative Y
educatiyo, siendo su principal function
crear interesarse en- la prevention
de toda .clase de Intermediates, por
medic de una enseiiapza contfnna en-
los medios adecuados de vivir> en-
salud.
El Centre Sanitario ocupard nn de-
partamento alberto con salida la ca
lie, convenientemente localizado, en-
el Sc dara instruction a las madres
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26

pobres one Ia silieiten. = aqn6Ilns
que cueHien con niios pegueios. por
medic de conferencias acerca del cni-
'iado que rcqniere q nliio en- cnanfo
su alimentaci5n aseo.
A este Centre tambifn seran invi-
iadas todas aquellas joyencifas de las
High Schools" que esfen inferesadas
en- tonlar parte en- abrazar Ia noble
mission De enfermcras, a quicnes Sc
les dara La instruction preliminar.
por medic de una nurse graduada u
por competentes ni6dicos, los cuales
Las prepararan para poder seryir CO.
mo nurses auxiliares.
FL Centre sera dirigido por una jun
Ia consultora de nedicos. que de item
po en- tempo dara conferencias las
nurses y NJ publico. sobre cuesfiopes
de .higisne y sanidad.
Del Centre partira la comisi0n de
nurses visitantes, que. llevara el con-
sueio a los hogares de las familias
pobres Y traera consigo a las oficinas
centrales los problomas familiares que
encuentre en- sus freeuenfes paseos =
que crea dignos de un estudio cuida-
desc por la Junta de Bienestar.
al Centre Sc invitaraa todas las
agencias de sanidad existentes para
que participen en- su actividades. a fin
de duplicar los esfuerzos y para obte.l
ner los mayores beneiicios del pueblo
de San Juan y de Ia Isla. i
En- este y zen todos los trabajos de
Ia Cruz Roja Americana no habra
distingos nj de taza, nj de color . re-
ligi6n.
Solo sera este On Centre del cuaf
.irradiarans ltodas las infiuencias neee-
sarias un lugar del c,iaI todas las ne
cesidades en- materia de salud piblisl
ca dimanaran con los mayores Ses-g
fuerzos para bepeilcio solanente sle
la comHnidad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
sIGUEN cusToDIApos

Los carros contindan eirculando
custodiados por policfas ' 81 pasaie
que Sc habfa retrafdo, un tanto por Ia
noche, va aGmentando Sc centinda
tratando de llegar uh entendido y
muchos de los huelguistas Sc encuen-
tran dispuestos a reanudar su labor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
REGREso A SAN JUAN

BE encuentra otra veg en- la ciudad,
de regreso de la Isla, en- donde estuvo
en- gestiones de negocios, el sr. Miguel
Morales. A. pesar de la crisis, Farace
que la venta de maqnipafia no tiene
gran limitaci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
L A A.EsCUELA A

De San Juan en- Ell sitio mas colmado
de voces, de armOnias belleza,
una luz ell PrOgres0 ha levantad0
para quemarla la juvenil ,corteza.
Las formas de esa luz son materiales:
una blanca mansion bien cOnStruida,
sacra como las viejas catedrales,
alegre como la esperanza ardida.
Esa blanca mansion es una escueIa,
laboran en- ella los rlaestros
pOr ell ninO que realiZar anhela
cfvica aspiration de mobiles estros.
Escuela mia, de un mi aver cercano,
icon que placer fefrescO mi mem0ria
de cuand0, de mis- suen0s sOberano,
aun crefa La vida eterna gloria,
jueges, besos, risas ammonia,
palacio cristaline del ensueno,
mas luminos0 due la luz del dia,
tant0 mas grande cuantO mas risueiiO!
TIE lame mia, porque en- Ii me guardas
mis- travesuras, triunf0s y candores,
h0ras tan rapidas< como galIardas,
aurora de Ia for de mis- annores.
Por la maiiana yeces me fecreo
4viendo IA juventud que Il Sc aeoge,
entOnees Optimisfa sient0 creo
que alg0, silente, ell P0rvenir rec0ge.
81; algo recoge el PorFenir silente,
que til eres el orifce SECURE
que agitas el martillo sabiamente
para moldear el orc nuevo puro.
Que td rompes las nieblas de ignorancia
conslos rayOs potentes de tn ciencia
derramas esa gentil fragancia
que hay en- los senos de Ia ikteligencia
Que tt amadrinas cuanto es grande bueno
y luz, aroma ori6ce madrina
haran de Puerto Rico el grande seno
de aiguna civilization diyina.
JUAN 3. CAT nrno
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-10
THE INSIDER 81 VS.

Since Fred Fulton made a hit in
Pittsburg. he calls himself "One-
Round Fred"
New York fans are quitting the
Yankees. Gotham fans don't sup
port losers.
The ST. Louis Browns will spend
almost a month at home trying to
get in tune with the other American
league clubs.
Giving college ball players liberty
20 play summer ball would give
them fair shake with grid players
who get salaries sub rosa.
There Is no truth i'm the rumOr
that George Sisters print shop is
planning To turn out world series
tickets.
Most of the ring gentry think
F~ank Moran's match with Carpen-
tier will be called off after July ..
Tex Richard is annoyed by fans
who send i'm $50 bank notes plus
war tax. The half century covers
the tax
RIGHT EARFUL.
John Wilson has put in a bid
To 60 to Europe now,
For boxing EDgland's champ he
wants
\ purse of fifty thou.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-10

Hopes 10 win the British amateur
golf championship are pinned in the
big Three" Of the American team
Chick Evans. Frances Cuimet and
Bobby Jones.
They represent the strongest lay
out OF talent ever sent in quest of a
cup on foreign links.
All have been playing since they
were big enough to swing a club and
boiler fore.
Evans and Ouimet went to Eng
land in 1914 and lost.
Jones will be the only member of
the trio 10 be handicapped by
strange surroundings Yet he is
much further developed in his game
than either Evans or Ouimet were
when they first played abroad.
The trio represents the golf
strength Of east. west and south.
Evans halls from Chicago. Ouimet
is from Boston and Jones from At
lanta
All are now at the top of their
game.
Evans began playing at the age of
s. He got his first idea OF golf from
the school game of shiny.
Ouimet played hockey from school
when he was a kid to ramble over
the links. lie had the bug so bad he
often got up in the middle Of the
night to practice new swings.
Jones grew up with the golf links
as his playground.
Ted Ray. during his visit here last
summer. saw the Atlanta boy won
der play and remarked that he could
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-10

the supreme court
While DAVIS was in the midst of
an argument before the highest
tribunal a few days ago Chief Justice
White shot a penetrating glance
down over the top of his spectacles
and asked him to stop Davis
thought ne was about to be asked
one Of thos disconcerting questions
with which the justices often delight
to upset the logic of loquacious
young lawyers.
"Mr. Davis" the chief justice said,
"the court understands this is your
last appearance before it as an as
sistant attorney general of the United
States and wants TO commend you
for the faithful. conscientious and eff
icient manner in which you have
discharged your duties before this
court"
This bouquet. coming wholly with
out being expected, upset the Ohio
| lawyer far more than if an answer
had been demanded 10 a perpleMng
| inquiry. He blushed and it was
minute or two before he recovered
his equilibrium. Such a tribute as
/ Chief Justice White gave him is
rarely accorded to any government
official. or any one else, for that
matter.
When A. P. Sandles Of Ottawa,
better known 10 his friends by his
nickname Put" was here this week
he propounded a query TO members
Of congress that has set them think
ing. Mr.. Slndles has A very unique
style Of expression and when ne an
nounced that ne had a question Ito
ask and that he wanted an honest
o-gOodness answer his congressional
friends sat up and took notice. Here
is his question:
Isn't II a bad proposition for this
country to pay more 20 shoot brains
out OF people than IL pays TO shoot
brains into them >"
He then proceeded 10 contrast the
expenditures on schools with the ex-
penditures on war and pensions. cit
ling figures that made a sorry show
Ing for the schools.
Everybody knows" ne said. "the
lenormous cost OF war, but few per-
sons realize the enormous cost OF
pensions caused by wars. have
been looking into the matter a little
and I find that although the war
OF 1912 ended with the signing OF
treaty Of peace 107 years ago, Il
persons are still carried on the pen
sion rolls as a result OF that war.
There are 2,57i pensioners Of the
war with Mexico still on the rolls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-10
INTRODUCES BILL
TO SUPPRESS RED
ACTS IN AMERICA
Would Mete Out Big Fine for
NiOlatOrs of the Law in
This Country.

WASHINGTON. May 10. - Sen.
Atlee Pomerenc. Of Ohio. has intro
duced in congress a bill for the sup
preston OF bolsheviki and red agi-
tators who are making the United
States a prOpagating ground Of an
archy. The senator's attention was
directed 20 the need Of such legisla-
ton by the wholesale circulation Of
pamphlets under cover Of darkness
in the mining region of Ohio advo-
eating a May day uprising.
The senator's bill is as follows:
"Sec. lit shall be unlawful for
any person within the United States.
to teach. advocate. incite or promote
the overthrow Of the government of
the United States or OF any OF its
territories or possessions or the Dis
trict Of Columbia. by force or vio-
lence.
sec. At shall be unlawful for
two or more I ersons TO conspire to-
gether for the purpose of teaching.
advocating. urging. melting or pro-
noting the overthrow Of the govern
ment OF the United States or Of any
OF its territories or possessions or
the District OF Columbia. by force
or violence.
sec. SIT shall be unlawful for
any person in this country 10 pub
lish. circulate. display or knowingly
or willfully 20 have in his Accession.
except for the purpose Of informing
the authorities. any newspapers. pic
.ture. pamphlet or written or printed
matter Of any kind which advocates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-10
ROBINS AND PILLS
DIVIDE TWIN BILL
Champions Win First 5 to 2
Pitcher Causey Wins Own
Game for Pills.

by Associated Press:
PHILADELPHIA. May 9-Caus-
ey's double in the tenth inning, fol-
lowed by inield taps by Neale and
Muesel, gave Philadelphia a 8 to ?
victory over Brooklyn in the second
game of Mondays double header
after the champions won the first
TO .. In the first game Smith and
Grimes waged a pitchers battle
evenly until Pinch Hitter LebOur-
veau's double tied the score in the
seventh inning. Belts replaced
Smith and Bruggy's three base wild
throw of Konetchy's bunt gave
Brooklyn the game in the sixth.
Score: first game).
Brooklyn 900 O2O 030--5 IL l
Philadelphia 400 600 200 ,
Grimes and o. Miller; G. Smith,
Belts. Weinert and Buggy.
Second game:
Brooklyn .001 900 010 O. S 0
Philadel. 900 OO1 100 Is 9 2
Cadore. AIiljus, Pfeffer and Kreu-
ger. o. Miller; Causey and Peters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-10
SELDOM
GET COMPLIMENTS
FROM U. S. COURT
Assistant Attorney General,
However, is Thanked by
White for Actions.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-The SUI
preme court OF the United States
does not indulge in the practice Of
showering compliments on the law
yers who appear before It 20 argue
cases. Not infrequently the court
gives a lawyer a calling down that
makes his teeth chatter. but il has
no Zine" that IL hands out just 10
make counsel feel good. In fact, II
often appears 70 counsel that the
court don't care a rap whether coun-
sci feels good or bad.
Consequently an unusual distinc-
ton which the court conferred the
other day on Frank Davis. jr., Of
Columbus, stands out like a light
house in a FOX in a long routine OF
court procedure. Davis was ap-
pointed as an assistant attorney gen.
eral by Atty. Gen. a. Mitchell Pal
mer. but was retained Cor several
weeks after the present administra-
ton came into power 10 argue a
number OF important cases before
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-10
LEAGUE LEADERS
ON FIRST SWING
AROUND CIRCUIT
Pirates Tackle Braves and In
dams Face Fighting
Senators.
BY HENRY l.. FAIRFIELD.
-nifed Press staff CorreSpOnden


NEW YORK. May 9.-After play
ing in their own districts for the
first four weeks Of the season the
major league teams begin the first
intersectional clashes of the season
today. The western clubs Of the Ma
tional league come east and the east
ern clubs Of the American league go
west
While the pennant race will not be
decided by these intersectional COM
bats plenty of dope can be obtained
on whore and by whom the remnants
will be fought out. At present
Pittsburg is leading the National
league by a margin Of three and
one-half games and Cleveland is out
in front in the junior organization
10y about three full games.
The Pirates with their pitchers
going well and with their Offerse
leading the league with the stick,
are well fortified for a long stay on
enemy territory.
Pirates Had "Fish."
Gibson has Boston and Philadel-
phia TO work on before he meets
the dangerous Brooklyn champions
and the Giants.
Some Of the eastern critics saw
that Pittsburg has become fat of
easy Cincinnati, St Louis and Chi
cago meat. Even without Kopf and
Roush, the Reds gave the Pirates the
worst battles i'm the west, winning
three out Of nine games. The Cubs
won a single game from them and
the Cards lost every one.
Boston and Philadelphia aren't
taken seriously in the east, but the
clubs have shown strong inclinations
10 rise up and strike back at times.
The Cleveland Indians buck Wash
ington and New York. the two
strongest teams. for a starter and
then have the Athletics and the Red
Sox.
Speakers club has been hitting
like a fiend and the pitchers seem
TO be coming around to form.
Hugh Duffy has his Red Sox going
along good and Cleveland may get a
hffard battle from Boston. The
Athletics should he easy for them.
Follow Pre- Season Dope.
SO far. and the season is under
way enough to have real form,
shown. the preseason figures are
being followed.
The National league looks to be
Pittsburg. New York and Brooklyn
all the way with the American league
flag between Cleveland and New
York
Washington is not being figured
by the experts as a serious con-
tender. but George Mcbride has a
very good ball club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-10

covered % automobile tires. The
tires were all OF Horseshoe" brand,
33x4. They had apparently been
removed from the machine when
the three men met with their break
down and had gone back 70 the city
TO procure the truck.
The men and tires were taken
back 10 the station, where it was
said that more goods could be found
at the home of the father Of the
Wroblewskis, on the Crumstown I'd.
There Peter Wroblewski and his
wife reside. Il is also reported that
they divulged the identity Of Alex
Wroblewski 15-year-Old brother.
who was likewise named as an &C
complete.
May Clear Clothing Theft.
4 detail OF officers went 10 the
Wroblewski home and there found
the aged parents Of the brothers
each wearing a pair Of shoes answer
ing a description of those said 10
have been stolen from Lerman x
Ierner of W. Division ST, whose
store was robbed early last week.
Search Of the home revealed
nothing and the officers proceeded
10 the barn where they found hid
den seven more automobile tires and
Is pairs OF shoes.
The police hold the theory that
the gang has been using the home
OF the Wroblewskis as a distributing
station for their alleged wares.
The possession Of the truck fits
into the theory that they are the
same thieves who robbed the Lerman
4 Lerner store last week as II was
discovered a; that place that truck
/ had been used 10 transport the goods
| stolen there.
/ Who owns the tires has not been
| established. II is said that the men
may not have confined their activi-
/ ties TO South Bend and these goods
may belong 10 dealers in ether cities
The four men will be held at the
station pending a rigid examination
TO discover the latitude OF their OPP
erations and the rightful possessors
OF the stolen articles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-10

LEFT EARFUL.
Home rams make people talk a lot,
That Is a lead-pipe Cinch-
But base hits help the team most
when
Delivered i'm 4 pinch.
Babe Ruth swings a 5S-ounce bat.
Cobb and Speaker get along with 81
ounce artillery.
Connie Mack Is a sticlIer for cur
Perry. now suspended, has been ad-
vised To get a new timepiece.
John Tobin. outfielder Of the
Browns. gets most of his hits by
place hitting.
Erminio Spalla. heavyweight
champ Of Italy. who has come TO
America in search of business. was
winner in the inter-allied boxing
tourney.
1t will cost $4,000 to send the
American pro golf stars TO England.
%
Memphis Pal Moore has beaten
four champs. yet he never won the
bantam title because il had a string
attached.
O.
George Cook. heavyweight cham
pion of Australia. looks like Joe
Beckett, but ne fights like Tommy
Burns once did.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-10
american amateur Golf
Team 4rriUeS in England

rv international News Service
LIVERPOOL, May S.-Halled as
the strongest Ao1erican amateur as-
rreeation of golfers that has ever
invaded England. the team that will
compete iu tho British amateur
championship nc Hoylake May 49,
arrived there Monday on the liner
Caronia.
The members OF the team who ar
rived are.
Bobby Jones. Atlanta. William c.
t.ov=es. captain. Pittshurg; Francis
Oui~nst. Jesse Clifford and Fred
.vricbt. Boston. J. Wood Plat. Phil
6cl,Aia. and Or. Paul Hunter, Pasa-
dena. Calf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-10
Kansas City WiHs From
Brewers and Tie for Lead

NV Associated press
KANSAS CITY 40, May g.
kansas CITY went into tie for tr'S
r-,ce in the American association
,rop9av by defeating Milwaukee
20 @. Schaak. who started Tor
milwaukee,. lasted one Inning IN
which the locals gathered three
~uns and maintained the lead. The
came was called az the end OF the
eighth 90 allow the visitors 20
catch a train. Score;
milwaukee, 1000 lo2 oo-a . .
kansas city ..30l GOO 90 o
Schaak. Kiefer and Gossett' Bo-
no and McCarty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-10

threatens or proposes the overthrow
of the government of the United
states or of any of its territories or
possessions or the District Of Column
bia, by force ,,r violence.
"Sec. 4.-Whoever violates the
provisions of this act shall upon
conviction be punished by a fine of
not more than $1,000 or imprison-
ment for not more than five years,
or both. If a partnership, corpora
ton or other organization is guilty
Of violation through the person or
persons through whom the partner
ship. corporation or other organiza-
tion acts 1t shall also be deemed
guilty and punished as aforesaid"