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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26

New York, Sept 25.--New York's
trams possess tho advantage as the
final full week of the major league
baseball season begins The Yankees.
victory over Cleveland today makes it
imperative for the Indians to turn the
tables tomorrow or give New York
lead that will be difficult to over
come. The Giants increased their lead
to three games today and Pittsburg
has only slim chance of capturing
the honors. Records of the New York
and Cleveland and american teams
last week reveal that in six games each
team scored thirty runs on fifty heats.
The New York pitchers were hit
trifle harder. Cleveland may have an
opportunity to make up ground after
the New York series when four con-
tests are played with Chicago. New
York anticipates little trouble In its
three games with Phila delphia but
may find harder going in its single
games with St. Louis. Washington and
Boston.
Tho ST. Louis and Washington
Americans are battling for third place
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
BONDS NOT REQUIRED
TO PURCHASE iLCOHOL

Denver. s~r.. -s.-Bond- no longer
will he required of persons making
application for permits to purchase
alcohol for legitimate purposes when
tho quantity docs not exceed % cal
Ions "a year. according to now ruling
received from Washington today by
Federal Prohibition Director 4. ~.
N-Clounsn.
Authority will hc reserved In some
cases. however. where prohibition Of
ficcrs deem II necessary to require that
bonds he furnished. Doctorse dentists
and veterinarians only were exempt
from tho bond requirements last year.
Under tho now ruling. druggists and
rnanufa cturcrr alike will bc permitted
to purchase alcohol under permit
without bond requirement
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
DANFORTH ARRIVES NPUEBL0
FOR MAMEVENT ONP.A.C. CARD

match and Is In the best Of fighting
shape and the fans know that when
Jim answers the bell at the beginning
of the round. there is n busy session
and "A fussiladc of rights and lefts I'LL
ing the air.
Dean will step off tho finals. and this
should prove another busy bee should
II last the limit. Both fighters arc
clever and know how TO hit and the
fans should sec plenty Of action be-
tween the two scrappcrs when they
mix matters.
There will be two prclimihsrics but
Promoter RinEol was unable to clo.,
two prospective matches and was un-
ahlc to make an announcement
who the hGhicrs would be His asur-
ance was that he would have two Sood
bouts lined up today and would make
them public.
Promoter EiuGol stated that tho sale
Of reserved seats had been going at a
fast clip, pointing 10 the indication
that tho hstic event would he one Of
tho largest attended this year. Tho
Mineral Palace building has been ar.
ranged to accommodate soino :. .01h
fans and tho order of seating capacity
Inns been made so that tho fans will
bc ahic to get good Wow Of tho fEh,-
crs from any scat in tho house. spc-
ctal arrangements near the ring VIII
EiNn thc holders OF rirEsids seats
close and fun view Of the activities -
tho squared circle while ono entire side
cf itc ring has been reserved for tha
Press and win be occupied hv -por'
writers Of tho cities IN the state
The eycn, Win be handled In the
same manned that has been character
istic Of previous Pueblo Athletic club
fight cards. There will he no smoking
Permitted in tho building nor loud ap-
plsusc. \ special invitation IL extend
cd TO tho ladies' 20 sec tho star fistic
attraction hy the club.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26

Tad Josephs pitched the Shops team
to the Steel League pennant SUNDAY
afternoon at Parks Field. scoring o-f
victory over the Wire Mill nine PC
fore the largest attendance OF rams
seen this year. 1t was estimated that
nearly 5000 fans saw the game. Au-
tomobilcs were, parked along the entire
distance of tho ball field. with tho
grandstand and bleachers being packed
to overflowing.
The Shops team captured the thlru
straight pennant for the three past
consecutive years yesterday and were
opposed this year in one OF the closest
races for the championship OF the steer
League.
Josephs allowed the Wire men six
hits and struck out the like number oil
batsmcn.
Ebcrling did not pitch the invinciblc
ball that has been the feature of the
past contests and yielded ten safotles.
In every inning thrucut the game inc
first batter on the Shops team reached
first, either on a hit, and on two oc
cssipns by being hit with pitched
ball.
Ellis of the Shops team scored a
home run when his hard liner kept
close within the foul lines and rolled
thru the fence in the second inning
giving the Tradesmcn the lead of one
run for the pcnnant honors.
The Wire men sent three tallicS over
in their half OF the third session after
two outs had been made
Pannunzio hit short fly to lcit
and when Jones let the ball get away
from him stretched it into a double,
Yershin was safc on Ellis's error and
stole second. Badovinac doubled TO
center field Scoring Paununzio and
Iershin. Prossen lifted short single
thru tho infield. scoring Badovinac
with the third run while Mishmash
ended the inning by grounding out to
Sabo.
with the Wire mcn two runs - the
good the Shops team again took tho
by scoring n brace of scores. Joscphs
but Allen smotc the atmosphere. Ma
ped single back OF third. Sabo re-
cciyed walk filling the bases. but
Ellis fell victim to EberiinE's curves
and whiffed. Rowley drove liner
over second scoring Josophs and Ma
sar. Lamb caught Schupp's long ny
In ccntorficld closisU the inning.
Tho Shops added another run In inc
following inning. Campbell beat out
a slow twister, Jonc, struck out but
Joscph's single sent Campbell to third.
Allen hit safely to ccntcrficld. Lamb
threw the ball TO third ina vain effort
10 got Josophs. Pannunzio shooting
tho ball to Nishmash at second In time
to get Allen on n close play. Bad
ovinsc made \ rrc7t rtoh OF Marar 4
low liner for tho third out.
In tho sixth session tho Shops again
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
KID BELT SCORES
K. 0. OVER YOUNG SOL
Dolores Scrapper Looks Like
Comer' to Fight
Fans

Dolores. Colo, Sept. a5.-kid Belt OF
Dolores added another victory to his
record Thursday night at Dolores.
Colo. where he floorcd Young Sol Of
Pueblo. after two minutes OF hard
fighting in the first round of their
ton round bout with a hard right to
tho jaw.
The bout was fast while 1t lasted
both boys coming out OF their corners
as tho bell rang in tho first round
mixing matters in a I'hirlwind manner
Sol opened the fight as tho agErcssor
and after a minute of hard milling
both fighters went into a clinch. On
the break Kid Belt opened up with
fusilladc OF rights and lefts. crossing
with a hard left to the body and richt
70 tho jaw putting Young Sol down
for the count of ten.
Kid Belt It's ono OF the most promis-
ing hantsns TO como forward during
this year and is hut youncster.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
BABE FALLS IN WELL
NEARLY BROWNS
Special to Tho chict,sin

Special to Tho Chicf,sin
Wiley. colo, sept 25.-Grcrzr. the
baby son OF Mr. and Mrs.a l.. \
Schroeder Of Wiley narrowly escaped
death by drowning wednesday MORN
ing when he tell into an open cistcrn.
which had about four fcat OF water
in II at tho timc of til, accident. Tho
liitlo lad was playing with his baby
sister and had discovered tho cistcrn
and began splsshinz a small pail sus-
pended from ropo in tho water
whom he became ovcrbalsnccd and
fol' into tho Cisicrn. Mrs. Schroeder.
who was standing nearby. ran TO the
well and attempted {" pull the baby
out with tho rope. hut lic did not
hnvo strength enough to hold on and
hc foil into the water several since
Albert Schroeder, an uncle Of tho lad.
hearing Mrs. Schrncdcr's crics ran to
her assistance and jumped into tho
well and soon had the little fellow out
of danger Tho baby. who is but .
years old. was exhausted but soon
recovered.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
ARIZONA CLUB WINS
BORDER TENNIS MEET

ri Faso. Sept .s.-piNyine under
tho colors OF the Hasa yg,inps club OF
Fhocntr. Art5-. Walter Bowers today
won the 1921 singles championship in
tho closing days play OF the ninth
annual border states tennis tourns-
mcnt which opened on tho courts Of
tho III Paso Tennis club last Friday
Eddie Simmons OF II Psso. former
California college player. was tn.
runner. He lost in straight sets. s-3.
6-s. Ga.
Tho FL raso team. Bailey and Ne.
hokor. came through as doubles cham
pion-. defeating the Cole ia ,dc~n
tcnrn. also OF FL raAo. SO. 81 g.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
FORT LYONS AND
La JUNTA 0 TO 0

For; Lyons. sept. Sin stubborn
fought contos, mat Na7 marked with
and tho la Junis High school eGusd
bstiicd to 90 tic at la Junta Sum
dav afternoon.
Tho sailors" used twenty. three men
in tho game that was rcpieto with
fierce charging scriumsres and should
season progresses Early season form
was responsible. to = great degree. for
tho Fort Iycu7 costly nrrnrs. a FUN
bic coming nrar to giving tho Ia Iunta
eleven touch down in tho sccond
quarter
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
NAN KNOCKS HO.NER
IND FAILS DOWN DEAD

Baltimore. Md. scpt. while in
tho act Of scoring .. homo run in y
bail game Mt the guilfo-d Athletic club
this afternoon. George Render - years
old fcli dead OF heart disease. lIu was
member. Of Franklin Athletic club
and a well known local athlete.
Thinking that he had stumbled. tho
crowd cried for him to got up. while
other players ran to his assistance IIc
was carried TO tho side lines. where
he was pronounced dead by a physi-
clan.
hfter the fatality. tho game vas
- ii~I off
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
Is; BOSTON. 80.

Chicago. III. sept. ,5.-Rcd Thomas
Chicaso's recruit outfieldcr from
Henrietta okla. was the hero In the
double victory OF Chicago over Bo5ton
today, each game going twelve innings
Thomas single In tho last inning of
tho initial contest sent two runs home
for victory. and he started tho rally
in tho last inning OF the second CON
test with a double and scored on a
siSlc by kcllchrr.
FIRST GAME
Eoston ........ioO olo 60 ool-i - /,
chicago ..eoi oao zoo 1ox \ II !
o.scb-cr and Gowdy; Alexander and
O,GnTrcll.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
EIRENAN urLNS

Jersey city, y. 4. Sept -S.-pan shea
New York fireman and representative
Of tho Fsstiwc Athletic club today won
tho \. 4. 4. Docathior championship.
with 5.s,n.sss points Rrutus Hamilton.
University Of Missouri. former cham
rion did not compete this year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
At Memphis. 4. Fort Worth. Is.
STORE MANAGER FIRES
BTLIET THRU RPJIN

EsT Las NeEas =. NJ, Sept 70
Tho body Of David Weii,or. manager
of the local store cf tho Charles IL
field company since 1876, was found In
his room this afternoon with a bullet
hole through tho right temple. \ -
caliher revolver was beside the hcds
\ rorpnsr'E Inquest vas held. at which
IL vas decided that Mr.. WELLER had
come to his death hv sUnshot
wound. seif-inflic,ed
He had been suffering from nsrv put
trouble for tho rast month
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
EIGHT SWIM RECORDS
BROKEN IN NEW rORk

New York. sept. -5-f.iEh, swim
ming records. five world and thrc-
America wcro s~t In nm open meet In
7s-yRrd pool at Brighton beach to-
day. Tho record performers Wer" Miss
Charlotte Boyle. OF New York. Nor
rlar Ross Of Chicago aud relay teams
Of the womcn's swimming association
Of New York
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
BALTIMORE WINS

Baltimore Md, sept .s-Bsltimore
and Jersey City rang down the curtain
iodsy IN tho International lea Euc Jack
punu's champions handing Jersey city
double defeat 10 : and TO Z
Baltimore closed the season with In
victcties-the most ever scored In a
lea z,ie Tho old record was iis made
by the CWc>Eu Cub1 in laos
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
TfLDEN BEATEN BY
AUSTRALIAN PLAYER

Chicago. Sept ,5.-J. o And,rson
of Australia today defeated William
Tiidcn OF Philadelphia. worlds cham
pion. in fivc-set tennis match. the
victory making tho -or,~rn contingent
winner in tho oss;-wc-, series
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
NEW YORK

summary: Two-basc hits-McSaiiSs
MAYS. Jameson. Thrcc-basc hits
Meus.l. Mil. Homo runs-Meusci.
fnwstcr. Stolen hases-Ward. Drv-
ormcr Sscrifice-Nails. Double
rlsy-StephenSon to wsmhsssne- to
Johnston. Bases on halis-off Mays
:. off Caldwell /. off Mails 4. off
Clark !. Hits-ofr Caldwell In I
la. off Mails . in = "a. off Clark G
IN 4. Struck out-By Mays J. by
Caldwell I. by Mails .. Losing pitcher
Caldwell. Umpiros - Connoi ~.
Owens. Dinccr. Timc-Two hours
aud c5 minu;cs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
ROGERS KNOCKS OUT
ACULlAR BATTLER

Aruilsr. Sept. 2s.-Hefore a crowd Of
i,IHo fight fans at AS,iiiar yesterday
Frank l.. Rogers of Pueblo knocked
out Paul Zsnoiino a local lightweight
In the hfth round Of their scheduled
twelve round main event.
Harry Kid Paul Of Denver fought =
slashinS eight round draw with Rat
Ting Saiius NJ Trinidad The fight
event was hcld a, the bail park before
an evrrflovinE crowd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26

summary: Two-hase hit-Pannun
zio. Thrco-basc hit-Eb-riinE. Home
run-Eliiy. stolen bases. Ycrshin.
lamb. Double plsy-k:bcriing to Bs-
dovin1c to rro~cn. Hit by pitched
Sehupp. Jo.cphs. psnnunxio.
struck oui-By Eberiiug =. hy Jos
oph- s. Bases on balls-off EhcriinE
.. of Joscphs :, Left on hases-wir.
Men &. Shops 5. Home run--Eli,-.
impircS-Mcrcsu and Ncouillsr.
Tirno OF EHmc-onc hour and 30 min
utoL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26

Two base hi's-TvofnhlN. HarhaT"s
Grimes. =: uoiioch~r. Thomas Homo
run-rovcll Sacrifice :.
pocrk-i. Watson. Bsrbsrc. Grimes
Double piay-Ford to Hoikc. Rasc on
hsils-Nsr,in. :. Freeman. :. FiiiinEirr'
4: Scott. I. Hits-off Martin. Frcr-
man. in &. wat.on in : -. Filling
him. & in si-s Scott. : In - lit hy
ritcher-hy Martin tHo-ckrn. by Wat
-on. rThomsH, struck ou'-by Mar
tin. :: Watson. :: Freeman.
CINCINNATI 6: BROOKLYN :.
Cincinnati. Sept. .5.-Miiius was bat
ted hard In tho Srr, and third innings
today and Cincinnati won from Brook
lyn.
a double header was to have been
played hu, ono rs'nr was cancelled on
account OF wet grounds. Score;
Rrookiyn ..........ono 40 i1f-- 10
Cincinnati .......-n7 90 i0x-s ~ .
Fs,,orie--Niijur. i,uother and Tsy-
Tor; Lu1ue ard HarEravc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
BOUT

Colorado Springs. Colo. Sept. IS
Frankie Murphy and Harry Schumsn.
Denver wcitrrwrishtH have been
matched for twelve round bout to u
decision hero october It wa- an
nounced today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
INTERIOR SFCRETI IRT
~ VISIT DENTEp

Denver sept :5-secrctary Of the
interior Albert n FALL. who Is ON an
inspection trip thru this section. spent
sunday in Esies Park tColol with
stephen 7. Nsther. director Of Va.
ttonsl parks. Tho scrrctar, will bc i'm
Denver tomorrow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
Ten as LE1GTERS PLAY
BiIL IN WENICO

Mexico City. Sept. ss-The game
->rhcdule,I here today between tho Dali
las and san Antonio baseball clubs Of
tho Texas league was postponed bs
cause of rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
COAST LEAGUE
a, Los Angeles

4, Los Angeles
vernon. -: salt tab. n-i.
At Seattle. -: Los Angeles. o..
A, Portland. 80: San Francisco. t.s
AZ San Franciscc-
Sacramento. 81. Oakland. as.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
SPRINGS SECOND
TEAM rs Defeated

Tho second team Of the Colorado
Springs High school football squad was
defeated by tho Florence High school
eleven 7s-o yesterday at Florence. Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
WASHINGTON :; DETROIT. (.

Warrington. D. g. Sept Wash
,rEton got within striking distance OF
third place by defeating Detroit today
: to :. 7. vnH Waehinrton'r seventh
straight victory.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
MUESEL'S HIIT|AG
WINS FOR GIANTS
Chicago Wins Doubleheader
from Boston; Reds
Beat Dodgers
NATIONAl.

St. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 25.-Douslas
pitching in the pinches enabled New
York to defeat st. Louis in chilly
game Mcusers hitting was the feature.
NEW YORK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
WESTERN LEAGUE

\, wichita. t-in. ns, Noinc-. -.
kt oklahoma City. :. Omaha. 6.
At Joplin. :. Sioux city. 5.
At Tulsa. I. ST. Iosoph. o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
DENVER WINS FIFTH
GAME FROM CASPER

Denver. Colo. Sep. S-Drnver hit
psvenpor. effectively in two innings
today and defeated Casper to in
tho NTH game in the nine game post
season series for the Mid West league
championship. Dawson was strong
with men on tho hssc-. Tho series now
stands
casper. :; Denver. :. Tho teams left
for Casper tonight.
Score: RuIs
casper .......s.... 30" co. 100
T-rn.sr ............z.s1 COO 1tp-tS
batteries Davenport and Hale.
Dawson and Wilson.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

~ Toledo. SEA Kansas city. ~
At Colu~s bus. SO. Milwaukee. 7-ie.
St Louisville. 5-s: st. Paul. az.
~ indianapolis. 7-a; Minneapolis,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
K batted for Cole in, sth.
AauNdTNN

Two bas hits-woodall, Veach. ..
Three base hits-Colc. Charity 2;
Zachary, Harris. stolen base-Harris.
Rice. Sacrifice-Cobb. Young, 9. Hit
bv ptchcr-Cole (Milan). -Hits-off
Cole. in l. Struck out-Zachary. I.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
CLUB STANDINGS
AmERpCAN LEAGUE

Games Today
CHICAGO at rhiis delphis.
st. Louis at Boston
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26

SuInmary-Two-ba hts: McuscI =
Hornsby, McHcnry Double plays:
Douglas TO Bancroft TO Kelly. Bases on
balls. Haincs, ,; Douglas. 4. Hits; on
Haincs 10 in s. Sherdol . in l. Struck
out: Haincs. :: Douglas. 4.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
NATIONAL t.cAGrR

Games Today
rhiiaislrhia AZ Fiitaburs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-26
sECoSu GAME
BOSTON

Crime out hit by hattod ball. and
two out when winning run scorod.
The Keota news., 1921-03-18

Botanical explorailnns In recent years
have shown that hardwootls - weil -
oeanees are prnsiured In Florida ID
sesy large auaniities: that the cactus
plant sbounds there: that tlsers are
very beautiful groetoes 10 the Iake
region Of Citrus county and many
strange plants which have beeo almost
undiscovered until now.
Cactus plants snd ferns were made
the subject os On Investigation carried
"a late In 1918 ln the Interests Of the
New Yort Botanical gxriens. which
has lately published . recossi Of the
expedition. TIE aess objective was
renaacola. aud the beauty of the send-
pine and turkey oak With bright
co,ored foliage which forest The rolling
hills above the bay. are deacsabed.
The result of the search In this region
wss not wholly disappointing either.
for one pr'ckiy pear (hslongins to the
cactus family aud one fern we're dis
coveFetll
The Keota news., 1921-03-18
ST6if0 6y Tie

6I6ifod By Tie Ast Lumber.
mems association 10 Portland. Orc.
The exhibit WAS prepared 10 the Omit.
ed States forests products laboratory
Of the University Of Wisconsin and 10
being sent to oil parts Of the country
for Inspection. Tho commodities In
ciude silk cloth. silk stockings. gun
powder. paper absorbent (a substitute
for absorbent cottoul paper baGking.
rope and twine. linoleum. shingles.
reed Aber for furniture and mating.
paper iath. rug yarn. paper webbing
and photograph Observation-Disclosures
lis News
The Keota news., 1921-03-18
NO SYSTEM CAN BEAT BANK
ovt Q csrtaln Oh LADY oveeiy "Thes,s
oearor Into he 0e0ts
Carte AvtheFitloo.

Loed Roasiyn, and other frequentess
q Monte Carlo. who are said to Do
racking their brains to invent . sys-
ten 70 "break The bank" may ~ well
ave themselves the trouble. for. a. u.
B,ane. founder Of the gaming tables.
ooce truly said: "Red wins some
times. black often. but Blanc (whife)
always. and In defiance OF every sys'
TEN human Ingenuity can devise"
There never has been . system."
The directors said to IN interviewer
not long ago. according TO London An.
swess. (which has given % . mo.
nent's anxiety-savs one. and that
one system was the discovery Of an
old lady who had frequented the
tables for years. She had noticed that
at roulette certain numbers always fo''
lowed each other. Thus. II the Group
isr spun with the number nine opposite
him. e was cestaln 70 b next: aud
II sero WAS 10 the same position. ~
would surely follow. After checking
her observations day after day. she
beean to play. and woo-woo In all
10000 francs. breaking the bank
three tjmeA The ol3eials we're 10 Do.
spalr. n. Blanc WAS summoned from
Paris. and. % . desperate resource. hs
persuaded the old lady Do part With
Der secret for 10000 francs down.
The secret was ahsurdly simple
aftee al. The roulette wheel had be.
cone warped By The beat and wss not
quite round. % that when spun from
. certain point. Il Invariably stuck at
q certain other pol0t."
The Keota news., 1921-03-18
- The -
Scrap Book
JUST A LITTLE TOO HAST,
~. lslasts aeeesiy Hsd aa l6sa Thel
~ esad 0soWWed ~ oNend.

WAile expeundins b his Wits ths q.
legod fAet that meo aro able 70 co..
trol tAelP tempess bettse than women.
AF. Hinks foll Over tho cat and neas.
II beeko hi0 oooa
That see4j0 itl~ - hisoed. I've
oeten thEeateosd, ut now IN drown
tho beutei"
HIS wife begged him % b msseiful.
b1t bic mind was made up
AeeoedinSiy - placed the o6endinS
feline. along With I've large bricks. b
a Cd 0oaP saek. and hastGno6 upeo
The Keota news., 1921-03-18
oaDesmanelhlp.

oaboosnoNohlp.
Competition WAS keen h the London
ssreet market. Two rivals were sell.
Ing ready.made coats and things, and
each trsed 10 undeecut tAe other.
"Leek hsss." shouted the nrst. q
. brain wave struck him, n tell yee
an selling these coats at rock.bottom
prices. I charges only for maxim.
don't need 70 make you pay Q penny
for tie cloth, cause I plncAee T.
seer
TIE Other STAN holder dId some hard
thinking. ae saw that hiD oppooent'b
Cub 1le had attracted tho crowd.
"Oh. JUST" he yelled deftsivoly.
- says = charges you ealy 1ee ths
makin' cause he plnches the clotA.
But ! don't svsn charge ysf 1oe the
makin'. 'canss I pinehss EN- already
nnodor
The Keota news., 1921-03-18
TURKISH MOSQUE ON WHEELS
9aaAsed Pii0eisWs - Aeeeea - ceaAwei
1hole 0sveeisao vtlile ~ wy
- Hsey 0jty.

TIE ~chapei railway coaches. With
seating accommodation for %. now
fitted to certain leng.diseanes e.
presses IN America. are not entirely
novelty.
4 mosque ear" saed to b run On
tie railway built IS years ago b.
tween Damascus and Mecca the cap.
hal being Subscribed mainly by plous
Nussulmans. All The rost ot the roll.
Ing stock was obtained from countries
outside Turkey. but the mosque car
was bailt in Conseantlnopio.
It was externally distinguished b
Q mlnaret about eight feet high peo
3eeting from tiss roof: tie walls wess
Inscribed WITH verses Of the Koran.
and at one eod . larDe compass was
hung. Indicating tie direction Of the
holy city.
Pilgrims TO Mecca were thus ahle to
conduct their devotiono With full pomp
and esremony durinS The three days
Journey from 'Damascu1.-Londoo Tit.
Btu.
The Keota news., 1921-03-18
Cslauhal Deainsss Caaast d C.ed

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The Keota news., 1921-03-18

~ nuzasross ssrasd. o. reaching
~ canal. - threw u the bag WitA
sueA vieoe tAat ~ 0vogoalaneed and
fen into tAe muddy water. Aftse
stE1eglinS foe haH aAd heaE. and h
e3deatally driaking half ~ water b
tAe eanal, - returned ho0o Woe and
weary.
AZ tAo 0ooe at tho eat.
wen, oe all-!~ e1claimad Hln1A
why. I drowned tAo beute!"
= don't think %" said his Wifi. -
~ 1t him IN. "Yo1 didn't give No
time b ten you that thre was Q hoae
n hat baG."
The Keota news., 1921-03-18
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New uses for electricity are con.
stantiy appearing. One q the latest
= The detection IT crude oil 10 the
earth instead Of hUrinS foe e. L 10
stated that crude petroleum has been
located electrically ln the shallow OH.
6sad near Cossicana. Tex, and that
further tests are being made around
Burkburustt A series Of batteries 10
used for the tsse. the negative ter.
ninal being connected to Q wirc
which 70 droppo0 into . dry wateshole.
valley OF indentatioo. and the positive
terminal being connected 70 . ..'iand
wire" which 10 used to make contact
at various points o. the surface Of
The 0ead Investigated. Il b Stated
that the higher electrical resistance
of on compared With other coustitu.
ents Of the earth. permits Il to b 10.
catod b. the reduced detection Of q
sensitive instrument In the circuit.