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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-06-28
Surgeon in Death Stupor
From Operating Scratch
Risks His Life to Save Patient. With
Thumb Poisoned Removes Appendix.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-Dr. J. H.
Hartwell, of 1902 North Broad Street,
is near death at the Anderson hospital
with high fever and a drowsiness his
colleagues have been unable to dispel
as the result of poisoning from a slight
cut of the thumb inflicted in the course
of an appendicitis operation,
A week ago DR.. Hartwell, OF the
staff of the Anderson hospital, per
formed an operation at the institution
on a patient whose condition was un-
usually serious. The appendix was in
fected and the poison was spreading.
Working rapidly to save the patient S
life the surgeon slightly cut his right
thumb through the rubber glove.
DR.. Hartwell did not interrupt the
operation to attend 10 mis- own injury,
and as a result the life of his patient
was saved. He realized his own dan
ger, but hoped against hope infection
might not result.
He returned to his home and said
nothing about the accident to his wife.
That night he became i'll, and was
taken at his own direction to the An
derson hospital
The poison admitted through the
small cut in his thumb spread quickly
through the surgeons system. His
temperature rose rapidly, and lethar-
gy which he could not shake off selz-
ed him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-06-28
FARMERS DISCUSS
MARKETING PLANS
HOGS WILL BE OFFERED FOR
SALE IN DAWSON NEXT FALL
TO HIGHEST BIDDER.

A number of the farmers OF the
county met at the court house Satur-
day morning for the purpose OF hear
ing a discussion Of the farm bureau
Messrs. W. ]. Boyett, farm demon
stration agent, and Mr.. Vessels, dis
trict farm demonstration agent were
present, and each stressed the purpose
and importance of cooperation among
the farmers.
1t was decided to hold meeting
in every district OF the county
during the week and form community
clubs or bureaus, which will have rep
resentatives at a meeting to be called
at a later date for the purpose OF or
ganizing the Terrell county farm bu-
reau. At these meetings the farmers
will discuss plans for marketing farm
produce at all seasons of the year, and
try to arouse interest in diversified
farming. 1t is the intention to organize
a local hog selling association as
medium through which the, farmers
could dispose OF their surplus hogs.
All who are interested and will have
hogs to dispose of by September lst
and 18th are requested to take the
matter up with Mr.. w. J. Boyett,
Dawson or Cuthbert, and he will be
glad to list these hogs for either of
the above named sale dates. One car
load of hogs will be sold on September
1st and another on the 18th, and the
sales will be held in Dawson. Buyers
will be present and the highest bidder
will buy the hogs. The hogs will be
graded by an expert before the sale.
Any one interested in the farm bu-
reau or the selling association is urg-
ed to get in touch with Mr. Boyett at
once, as he will be glad to explain
the plans and purposes OF both organ
iZatiOnS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-06-28
NEW ROAD MACHINERY
ARRIVES, AND IS IN USE
EQUIPMENT WILL BE OF
GREAT VALUE IN COUNTY'S
HIGHWAY WORK.

The new road machinery recently
bought by the county has arrived and
is now in use. 1t will be used prlnci-
pally for dragging the roads and keep
ing them in good repair after they
have been built The machinery con-
sists of a lotion caterpillar tractor
and two Adams road graders, and
cost $9,882.50
AS soon as the roads in all parts OF
the county can be given the attention
of the road gang work on the Florida
Short Route will be resumed, this hav-
ing been left off some months ago
that other roads in the county need
ing work might be taken care OF. The
roads as whole throughout the
county are rapidly being put in shape,
and it is the intention of the road SUI
perintendent to take better care OF
them in the future.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-06-28

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Washing-
ton women who enjoy cigarette are
soon to be separated from the filthy
weed" and if they refuse the judge
may announce $500 fne"-2rovidedi
Representative Paul B. Johnson, OF
Mississippi, can have his way.
Mr.. Johnson, who never smoked IN
his life" introduced today bill, which!
was referred to the house District OF
prohibit female persons in the Dis
trict of Columbia from smoking CT
garettes in any public place and to
prohibit owners Of public places from
permitting females to smoke" 1t fixes
a maximum penalty OF SIS Tor the first
offense and not less than $500 for the
second
Representative Johnson gave signs
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-06-28
100 DOLLAR FINE ASKED FOR WOMEN
CIGARETTE USERS IN WASHINGTON

today Of being much wrought up over
the condition of things in Washing
ton.
1T is worse than whisky" he said.
The girls at college learn how to
smoke and then they go home and
teach it to the other girls, so that
smoking by women is constantly on
the increase.
1T is a bad thing and is going to
contaminate the race. A woman who
smokes and nurses her child trans
mits the evil effects of smoking.
Regulating smoking by women
comes under police power, and, as is
we'll known, police powers are practi-
claly without limit. Down in my state
we have a law that a man shall not
curse in the presence Of women. |
have punished many man under that
law, and it is held to be constitutional.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-06-28
Make Georgia Women
Eligible For Office
Legislature Will Be Asked to Pass
Such Law at This Session.

ATLANTA, Ga.--Under a propos-
ed charter amendment which the char
ter revision committee recommended
to city council this afternoon women
will be allowed 10 serve on the board
of education.
Should council pass favorably on
the resolution it will go to the legisla-
ture with the request that the charter
be amended accordingly
1t is anticipated that the coming
session OF the legislature will pass a
blanket constitutional amendment per
hitting women to hold pubic once
throughout the state.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-06-28
A YOUNG DAWSONIAN
HAS LOCATED IN SPARKS
Mr.. A. ]. Baldwin, Jr., Will Engage
In Lumber Business There.

Mr.. A. J. Baldwin, jr,, has left for
Sparks, Ga. where he will enter the
lumber business Mr.. Baldwin is in
terested in large planning mill which
has been in charge of his uncle, Mr..
Walter Lowe, and he has gone to as
sist in the management Of the enter
prise. His many friends wish him
much success in his new undertaking
and regret very much his departure
from Dawson
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-06-28
TWO TAKEN TO ATTAIN
IA FOR OPERATIONS

Mrs. C. E. Bridges was taken to
Atlanta Tuesday for an operation. She
was accompanied by DR.. J. G. Dean
and Mrs. John Ed Morris, whose
young son, Brannon, will also undergo
an operation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

nf difficulty. bIi conceded tbot the
British position was profoundly .arrec,-
ed by the posi- ion In ContlnentDI En-.
! pe. Eu-
lrnlng TO more general conditions
~ In that part of his messagc
blic: 1T Is evident that n .inan.
isis In America would grnveIy
y anger the incipient recovery n or
tihental Europe. II Is impossIhla o.
foresee che Consequences Win ,ho
Continent "A prey 20 bankruptcw 49,,
possibly 10 anarchy. and the frnfzss
States unable TO provide ernflst& ..f !, I. :
sort. ewing 10 the internal tg,s:~ 49,
worlds position wcnld he l:,.la...l = -
ouS IL ] may ventux al .xl,ef -
u evntresersiai gronnd. a vsIay z,,,.a -.
II is largely because of ti.4se ds,s.e,..
That we should welcome a general ean.
eeiIation OF the inter goyernmept war
debts. The moral effect would eyen
DE greater political change. ana fresh
hope and confidence would spripg "a,
everywhere. The existence of thasa
debts deter. nen,rnIs
trem giving assistance, checks prIyo,e
credits aud Will fear. prove n dls.
turbing factor In future lnt.rno,iono,
relations"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
NATioH-S BUSINESS

q. l.. Fissler, chairman of the board
of directors e. iie National Confse
t!oncry Statesmen ) Association, decizz
ed Leiil4L -e.-ss lEGk!..s.s.ss sss~..-frr-sss
V.a,elnor Ijlaine of Wisconsin has
si-',I tne anu-proii,eering bill, giving
tlc stale board powers TO curb re-
sislnt uf trade.
CuiCsi-u johaSrs and manufacturers
eNIr "a early retail buying because OF
lLy earl! crops.
Secretary Ii"ovcr transmitted to
Secretary WCciss II proposal OF lienrs
F,.d OF Dri:,'ii lor lhe utilization 81
.he Muscle ShoHis (Ala.) nitrate plant
,:n,irr Al least tUr lU0 years Ut $780,
U,,t = Year ana II cash payment of So.
$4,000 tHr ILluI> and equipment.
gsinghuu,v Electric and Manu-
fGJUlln. CuI!tI.iI.y uf Pittsburgh laid
of I.B-I eInpi"! ec> ia tine last month,
mus,i! ,ler.caI ""rnrrs.
Fuur aruUps oI local bankers are
ne, -, .IttIg with Germany for gruin
CIcd.Is ,-ErrguIiu;- :;I9,OOuOOO.
Attorney General Bausherty an
Il, uhred manufacture ut mail sacks n
the Atlanta Federal i'cni,enlilry vii
/ save the government $G1.Oly{ .Anually
! Accurate business taS% are TIA,
/ greatest uvpd ~ reiaiie-z- today, tbs
! National Cash Register 20. declarr'
/ Ia summing up conditions all over th'
] country ia the retail trade.
tUsuiinc WAS rcd. ,ed cents u gal
Ion in Colorado, Wyoming aud Mon
! tnna.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
Events That Concern the TT
HenispheFes Recorded So as
to Be Read at a Glance.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS EPIToMlzEc]
Psrasnzpss Whsek ns-ss.-r sszs'
and Legislative Activities n the
National
Capitals.
WASHINGTON

Amid "a turbulent scene Ia which tto
lie was passed aud two senators near
ly caime To blows, the soldier bonus hilf
Was !nid away by the SeBare 10 rest lis
committee.
Japan is making definite and pointed
iHd,HrIes IN Washington concerning
the extent to which consideration of
ihe Far Eastern question will 20 In the
conference OF nations which PresideHt
Harding has called.
Secretary Weeks announced that II =
lII civilians were discharged from
War department employ since March l..
Gcner.! CauCeiiaiiUn of the allied
war debt twice was proposed 10 the
United States by Great Britain during
ihr Wilson administration. This was
rest",vd officially when Secretary of
TIE treasury AieilOn appeared before
ih" Svn;se Finance Committee to dis
CasS lhv status oI tie Indebtedness
uud plans lnr IT. liquidation.
.Addri"nai pledges Of cooperation.
r'.ri.od Washington from several.
G..Gstcgs ia r,>.mu,r To President Hars
t.uGs proposal 10. an international.
C"nitTtnCe "n limitation of armamentss =
haG "dirf wurii problems.
House Post O,hcc Committee has or.
dcrru an invest :Hiiun of second class
IL -jal Ia,c>. '.hc object will be to-
determine t.e basis for future rates,
which ase Incr,a,iiI,, each year under
new law.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

Secretary Mellon Reveals Pro-
posais Made by Lloyd George
and Chancellor Of Exchequer.
cHsnbsriaIn Also susssstsd ~ All.
Around canesIlation-MeIIon on
Stand at Hearing Says As.
vanees Have Stopped.

Washington.-The mystery as Z,
whether the British government NOR,
man n year ago sought TO induce the
United States Government 10 agree
10 cancellation OF the interallIed WA,
debt totaling many billions Of, dollars
was cleared when Treasury officials
revealed to the Senate Committee ON
ni'hce that two such proposals were
Ihade-the first by the then British
chancellor OF the Excheauer Austen
chamberlain. and the second by Pre-
mier Lloyd George in a personal Letter
to President Wilson.
The disclosures were made dur,n,
the hearing by the committee on tho
Dill proposing to clothe the secretary
OF the treasury with arbitrary power 70
oeai as he deems necessary with the
refunding OF war debts owed the Unit
ed states by the allied and associated
governments.
secretary Of the Treasury Mellon
was IN the witness chair when the
chamberlain cablegram-a communIca.
loh Tor *. c. Lefiingwell, then assls-
am secretary OF the treasury. through
IL. Z. Lindsay. the British Chnre.
q AHaires In Washington-and the
L'oyd George letter to President VII.
son were brought TO light.
Questions by Senator In FoIIe,,a n,
u whose request Secretary
uinmoned before the com.
mltN ned tho oxis,o,,,s' ,o
'"o uo' They were produced
or Talher and extracts of them
ny Finot WadswOrth. an assistant sec-
retary OF the treasury, who accom-.
panied Secretary Mellon to the hearing
NO effort was made by the commIt.
Zee to obtain the replies which prob-
abiy were made to the ChamberIoIn
and Lloyd George proposals, but II was
.iluieaIeu . py ar. WadswOrth, In answer
- 2nesllons that there was nothing
ecord In the treasury department
that either President Wilson
Dr Assistant Secretary LeffingweIl lad
Deen disposed to accede to the sup.
sestions. Mr.. Wad-worth said hisNIn. T.
ierstood the proposals were ndefav-
'raOiy received by the Wilson Admin
stratiOn.
senator Watson OF Indiana asked
Secretary Mellon the direct question. +,
'e ia'ored an all-around cancellation
u ihterhilied war debts. MIR. Mellon
hook his head vigorously In the negn.
i've.
Only part Of the British chanceIIor's
apiegram was nIade public. the mnior
'art Of IL. dealing with mafiers re.
'nrded as coniidentlaI. being withheld
Likewise, only tie extract Of the IIovd
ieorge letter to Preslden; Wilson
which the latter had sent to the treus.
'ry department, WAS read to the com.
nittee.
Ia Replying. The British Chancellor
aiu ne was h"' respondent about the
'rI'lSh SITUATE. although was full
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
GENERAL

Under orders of shoot TO sink" the
navy engaged in gunfie attacks ON the
former German destrOycrs N-l3 and
S-l32, sixty miles east of the Virginia
Capes, and sent them TO the bottom In
% fathUms of water.
One hundred and three alleged L w.
W.'s were driven out OF Aberdeen, S.
D., aud vicinity, by citizens posses
aiding Sheriff Elliott of Brown coun-
ty. They were herded In two groups.
one sent east and the other north.
Each group was driven about ten
miles. Other towns In the vicinity
Smoking compartments fer women
will be provided on Canadian Pacific
trains.
In a letter TO Congress, President
Irigoyen, OF Argentina. urged legisla
tion against expectation OF gold. Id
said the country should attempt To bet
ter Its economic situation by reducing
commodity imports and increasing ex
ports.
FIGDCu NblititSS4Ou VI tApGTtS IN;
decided to permit Germany To pay th,
bulk of her indemnity to France II
goods and supplies for war devastated
areas. according to the Paris Peti
Parlsien.
Myron I. Herrick, American Am
bassador. arrived in Paris.
Premier Lloyd George and Eamoni
de Valera, Irish Republican leader, ha,
tea together In the Premler's OfIicia
residence I'm Downing street. London
and spent more than two and hal
hours making clear to each other ia
| circumstances under which the
thought Great Britain and the Dal
Eireann might De willing TO seat dele
gates AT a conference table with repre-
sentatives OF Ulster In an effort TO con
| pose the aSe-luug differences betwee
the three parties and settle the Iris
question.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
Girl Has Real Grievance.

Goats with an appetite that permit
them 10 relish leather pocketboOks
and shoe .laces may be ordinary, but
a goat with a sense of humor should
be annihIlated. This was The opinion
offered to the Venice (Cal.) police one
afternoon by young woman, visiting
In Del Rey from Ohio. when she ap-
pealed at police headquarters or help
In finding the owner Of billy" that
she caught chewing her purse. She
laid the pocketbook on the bank OF q
canal with her shoes and stockings
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

A wartime iuE,ntl"n promising per
manent uscfuib,i lS The thruat mi
croph"ne tranSM.it"r. Placed against
the side of the IhroG when person
Is talking, II transmits speech clearly.
and without being affected by outside
sounds. In late type of the ingtru-
ment, an ebonite handle presses the
microphOne against the throat nud an
ordinary small receiver against the
ear. but for long conversations the
throat microphone is mounted rs an
attachment Of the head gear receiver.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
FOREIGN

ta '''''-'-'>---s
nisnSl peace bangles by the slender
Ulstere thread. Lloyd George and u,
VaieriY8 held their second private meet
Ing b ehind closed doors at DOWNING
street London. 1t lasted for an hou,
ana af half and only served to confirm
the b{ siief of both sides that no proy
ress oHld be made until the Ulster
obstat lie Is removed.
Car tinal Dubois, of Paris. called up-
ON u Ne people to pray for rain, be.
cause ~ the prolonged drought.
Acc1&ding to reports received N,
Riga, Latvia, Crimez bas proclaimed
| irsclf An autonomous Soviet republic.
A ecree was issued BIZ Niearaguan
ESKas 4ifseRt ordering delivery OF all ma.
tIonais arms at present In the hands
OF int llviduals.
Six Ieen Sim Felners. convicted of
treas'h and feloniouS crimes, were
sente Pced TO from three to fifteen
years In Manchester. England.
Gre lex troops In AnatolIa have oc.
cupier the city of Alum karahissar ON
the Hagdad Railway according to re-
| port 1rom Smyrna.
President Millerand of France well
comett Myron L. Herrick, the American
Ambtfssador, and expressed pleasure
on hi return to the Paris post.
Ere railroad announced 100 ma
chinifts nave been taken back in Ohio
regiof after layoT Of two months.
Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
factufing Company Of Pittsburgh laid
on 200 employees In the hast month.
mostly clerical workers.
Ambassador Jusserand and Mrs
Jussekand postponed their trip 10
Franc indefinitely. They were booked
10 safi on La Savoie, but the proba-
bllity of international conferences IN
Washington on disarmament and Pa
cific question caused the change OF
| mans
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

while She padded her feet in the Wa
ter. She said that the animal had
eaten two S. bills that were in the
purse, besides deyouring her shoe
laces. "When came running toward
1m, she explained, "he kind of
p and kicked my shoes and stock
.ng into the water. so that / was
ioE@d TO walk home barefoot. l
80 Ike to have my $40 made good
to
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
SPORTING

kadie Kane, manager OF Tomm,
e'ils, the ST. Paul light heavy
.ht, visited New York for con
lac with Tex RIckard regarding =
= with Georges Carpenter early
ktober. Gibbons has been men.
IL as the Most probable opponent
- frenchman. Rickard plans 10
the contest In the Jersey City
which Dempsey defeated Car.
er.
fprding 10 an announcement by
5niied States Lawn Tennis Asso-
=, more than thirty clubs already
Npplled for dates on the schedule
'hlti0n matches that Is being ar.
for Mile. Suzanne LengIen, the
IL girl champion, who Is to play
benefit of the American Conn
fer. Devastated France.
=Nlo fgte noxing Commission
.le=,.myIA - 80 - :.
:, CIV Bud Tom o'Rourke us
y, favorite polo pony of Dever-
ilburn, captain OF the American
II cam which won the Westches-
d j., died on board IA steamer which
Gnging him home to America, ac-
3g to a cablegram received by
liiburn. Tenby had appeared In
n. International polo match since
b nye In number. No other polo
nm, isss such Il record.
Iyv Rickard signed up Carpenter
Iclf eld his light heavyweight Iau-
on e'hiiist suitable npPnnent in the
oYi week of next October.
nvfiim +. TiIden, international ten
, uanipIon, and Devercux MIlburu.
Sptn "f the American polo team,
n u al New York on the Olympic.
,euteen athletes of Oxford and
20 ridge teams also arrived.
rs 70 travel record of 1OD.OOO miles
ry!slIed, the famous Davis cup Is
uss lacked In the vaults Of Fifth
Ie JeweIer In New York awaiting
Eiy soon to come when IL will be
rlslI forth from its wruppIngs, pol
nd nnd Put on display. Strangely
IN, IL has done all its travelling
it mishap and is today as shape
M cleancut in every line as when
was chosen as n fine example
silversnith's art.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
CHANCE TO WEIGH BABIES

Parcel Pest Wagons in MinneanoIis
Offer Opportunity.
Efforts to ..bup,,,,t.....,
the postal service. lu accordance win,
recent order of Postmaster General
iiays' had II development here when
POSTMASTER l.. A. Purdy ordered tim,
All drivers of parcel post wagons Der.
mit mothers Ia weigh their habIes
daiIy' provided the babies are brought
10 the parcel post wagon scales.
1t has proved n very populur ln,o
walton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

s<<<*f +1zRr tf'Fff *tetEf4EU rs U&xTfz3-
headquarters ~ the Benevolent
ad Protective Order Of Eiks.
Wages IN many Of the buildIn:
ntes In Trenton. ". J., were reduced
4'spm 50 cents to 50 day by Martin p.
zssysin. arbitrator in wage dispute be-
#ween unions and employing cnnirnc-
fuss.
FeriHer Emperor OF Germany is he
l0shing unpopular In Holland because
reused 10 pay his municipal taxes
R-An airpiane from the JacszzI Bros.
eiFplane factory fell ut Modesto. Cal.
isnnc the pilot and three passengers,
scording To word received I'm Oakland.
5ndge Lucien Il. Wright of SapuInu,
fkia-. was arrested on charges of hri-
FRY ns result Of legal fight for
ssession of the Tommy Atkins oil
hss's.
M Marcus Garvey, negro Of New
,lTk, president of the Black Star
o1ninship Company. is being detained
lNew Orleans by United States I'M
,yration authorities for examination
admlitance to gIis country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
FOUR DIE AS PLANE FALLS
Pilot Builder and Two Other pa,

Pilot Builder and Two Other Pas
sengers Burned.
oakland, Gal. An airrluur from nm.
Jhcuzzi Bros uirplunc factory IN E.r.
kelley fell nt Modesto. KILN. the uII,,
and three passengers
The nirplnne was Fil,,od by bud"
Corey commercial pilot, and m,
passengers were G!oc"uao Iacuzzf
builder OF rhc machine, and Jni,,
hnuke and \. H'tI"iSh. cHuIu,ccs ,f
the JneuZzi works The mn. bir.
caught fire I'm midair-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

81. Louis Ainerlcans hAx1
Pitcher Nick CulIor h - 1oIs1
, A. A. club.
Ffagssead is velxahan -
, er and can an In m - &<1&
outfield position.
Government ofEleialn - - -
made any pinches amoon - ~
OF baseball dope aserR
ses
The Mails arrived In faeyS6nxN =
spring. The left-hander ~ ! So
delivery stamp on hia sxm1nm -.
Chief Poolaw was nne xeea swnn&
for the Southern ieague. ~ - n
quite big Indian In To Ha4nnnn -
sociatiOn.
Any man who has nlled ens - .
come tax blank ought o eaa -
OF figuring batting Averams 60
paratlvely easy.
Big Lacquer scouts win ww -
forth 10 wiIkezbarre. N Mwua
Williams. high schoel huxsek - Il
no-hit, no-run game.
liughie JenningS ssssxp q -
cobb's Tigers is that thsyH -
one-two-three Hughis snss we g.
sidered good guesser.
The Des MoInes club save Kza<km
Glenn Meadows his unssualfsan8 -
lens" Pitcher Fred Delbern - neuns
put on the voluntary rstirsa ~
When they hoisted the snmauuea
ship p.nnant at CevelanA n "a
mat Cleveland ever had behslA ev1a
the wind paused In ssrssfM
greet II.
I"plin's rookie sutn.Ansr, enNAw
Strain. has been going - Essa 60 -
least one big league scsus hna mnes N
trip TO the Western ieagss % givs "a
n looking over.
Some deep deliver infe s<asn<am -
figured that Eddie Roush thls ysaR w
draw - cents for every sfap no smkm
~ playing the season out fer tha O.
"inunii club. That means se,oOe seaA
'u 40 "r go games
Mounted police will guard eAs nm&
mutuel betting booths e CanaAnua anA
tracks this summer 60 iASare hsmaw.
One would have mors mna1nnm A
his whipping Jack Dsnesv y O.
spelled his name .csSs o<ysak
Pete Stinchcomb. the efAe mmm
star halfback. cracked tAw s@m
broad jump record Win Q lm9 a.
feet and inch.
kotsonaros and his chamnamwM
resting ambitions can now sit AwNR
Or rather up. Zbyszko pSs 10 o.
his shoulder bladea
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
a LINE o. CHEER
BY John kendrick sanqs.
THE MINER.

THE MINER.
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