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New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Leopold Gains Decision
Over Rcisler at Star

Joo King Leopold, Denver feather
weight, was awarded the Judges de-
cision over Johnny Reislcr, Of New
York, in the final bout OF twelve
rounds at the Star Sporting Club, la st
night. The bout was rough through
out, but Lcopold's cleaner punching
earned him clcan-cut decision. Leo
pold weighed 1861 and Reslcr 12sM
pounds.
Danny Lee scored a technical knock
out over Danny Weston in the fourth
round of the scmi-6na. when the
referee stopped the bout to save Wes-
ton. George Fox outpointed Joe Sulli.
van in The other tWelvc-rnunder
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Bouts Hereabouts
'CO-NICuI,

TONIGHT
Floneer a. C.--JacA shnrkey rs, NeS
wee Willie Spencer. " rounds
Arena. Jersey Cify-Ai Roberts vs.
JAca Donxins, 1@ rounds.
Crescent A. C.--Amateur bouts.
THURSDAY
to2d Medical ent--,Jiupy N,rL
". benny Mccoy. IL rounds
Ifescent A. C.--Amat~ur buuts
FRIDAY
Nn Regiment, Jerse. Ciy--Mike Ne.
i'Eue "a. rhii krus. I" rounds.
Rink s. C.-Dvtrh Brandt rs. Ninesat
Pepper Martin. IL rounds.
SATURDAY
Ccmmonwealth y. C.-Barney Adair
Va. Jimmy Kelly. ~ rounds
Hldkewaod Grove s. C,--Wi)li. Tar.
Der -. willie Dsyey. 1c rounds.
4dh heKircent Armory---Johnny Her-
man VI. Whitley Allen, 10 rounds,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

might agree TO meet the militant Dun
dee, but, in the opinion OF the writer,
there is none at all that Kilbane will.
The latter wants fortune, but not
fight.
Jimmy Kelly appears to believe that
such championship encounter might
be broug ht to pass. and with this end
IN view he has invited Dundee 10 be
At the ringside or Friday night, when
Herman and Martin meet their resncc-
TIVE opponents at the Rink Sporting
Club, in Brooklyn. Martin meets Dutch
Brandt and Herman takes on Edo
Brady.
Jack Shsrkey, very conside.b,.
contender for the bantamveight II
crown. will meet Wee Willie Snencrr
IN the star bout OF twelve rounds AZ
the Pioneer Athletic Club tonight.
Dave Rosenberg. one Of the preat.,t
riddleweights in the country, is at
Lakewood. n. j., recuperatinx from a
light attack of pneumonia. Dawes i'll.
ress caused him to cancel six bouts.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Giants Second Team
Defeats Omaha. , TO ,

VICTORIA, Tex. March c7--The
New York Yannigans defeated Omaha
here this afternoon the score being
5 10 .. Dick kinsela's charges stcadied
after the Omaha team had intrenched
itself behind lHo-run lead in the
frat inning. and in the sixth inning FIVE
soiid binsieS netted them four runs.
TIE score By innings:
so,toriss- Il IT, p.
Omaha 2 0 . G q @ % s
Game called ST. eighth On account OF rain.
Batteries-8 8alcne ana Samidc. OArie,
Wilson and Lingie
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Lynch Finds Gray Easy
I'm Broadway Star Bout

Joe Lynch. former worlds bantam
weight champion, easily defeated
Johnny Gray iii the twelve round
feature bout at the Broadway Exhibi-
ton Association last night. Gray
never had chance against the hard
hlttIng New Yorker, and was several
tunes on the verge Of a knockout Gray
was almost out in The fifth and again
IN the eleventh, but managed to 60 the
route.
Al Brown was awarded tho decision
over Jackie Harris in the ten round
scml-flna Willie Ryan outpointed
Young SAelly in eight rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
~" again, Of Againu
Practice Duzes Rook;o.
NEW ORTFANe

NEW ORLEANS, March -
vas "on again, of sg,j, 49,.
again, Iinncgan' in that Caun ss' sJ"'
ncr deal with Ncw 0rI.,n. ' ~
Oliver pinwiddic Tucker, rool,. ~. ~.
fielder and vehement l.ft.h.nS.,
hitter, was rented out to III. p.m
cans and then Informed he ,,,
stay with that team this wear IT,
nc1t move was 10 announe. a..
Tucker, who was travelling with IL.
Peiican' at Beaumont, was II \.
held with the Yanks and sk,,..
released to Now Orleans.
Il take it back said The n,..
Manager late last night. 90 tbI,t
III keep skinner and let the Pei,
cans have Tucker If I can nal.
satisfactory arrangements ni,h
them"
In the mcanshile Tucker I. r,,r
ming around in circles with a lo,d.d
trunk on his back.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Schneider Wins New York
Pocket Billiard Title

Carl Schneider won the New York
State pocket billiard championship bv
defeating Edward j. O'Brien in the
final contest of the tourney by the
slim margin OF three points at the
Rational Recreation Academy. The
score was 100 to 81.
O'Brien got off to a fine start. get
ting run of 81, the best run of the
tournament, in the sixth frame, and
vas at ono time leading, SO to 20.
O'Bricn gained second honors in the
tourney. Clarence Hurd was third and
Gus Gardner fourth,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Plan Open Golf Tourney

WASHINGTON, March 2T.-Plans TO
conduct All open golf tournament a..
~ holes medal play April and were
Announced tonight hy the Columbia
%ountry Club, Many of the golf profes
sionais competing in the North and
South open tournament at Pinehurst
y. G., are expected to enter the cortes
here, it was said.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

III, worlds champions won by a score
- II TO srd made SIX runs and seven
hits in the first inning of The Amer
team League apitball notable.
The game began in q sprinkle. the
grass was vet and ma. De Fabcr
couldn't use the anno;ntej bal TO GOOD
purpose. half vsy througn nc wasn't
using i at all. The Giant,. no mater
what kind o. pitching ne tried, vet or
dry, roushcd him. On fo- seventeen
hits, rather more tnan the American
League big Wig IS eccu1.omcd 70 per
nit. Tne sort cf pitching Fred Toncy
delivered pleased the Giants a. much
As did the fact that they Won game
FOR change.
They have won Two now out Of seven
stsrts in this intarlcssue series. Oae
vas 2 tie. They hadn't an doubt that
they would win the share. though
they we're pccyed lot as. cYoning
after hsyin victory .orn away on tnc
tsre. snd rs rcE-dlf. ard a s&lutory
result, they lost some Or their com
pIacency. They weren't quit. so smit-
'-n with themselves. aud today they
played ball. rc&l hustlias boi on We
field
Lead Too Biz This Tine
They had too b;g lead FOR the pug
raciou. Sox 10 repeat their trick Of
coming from behind. though tNe So&
rslied on Jonnard in the last inning.
Tonnard at each appcarance, has some
ore inning in which he is pounded right
heartily. One inning hel! shoot uD
spced the otheg side cannot touch. and
n the next the same smoke VIII oe
blown far and frequently BY the Chi
cago hsloerds Apparently he doesn't
very it enough.
Tcney to-day uscd that long sweep
of the arm a deceptive motion 20 be
gin ~ltn snd he mad all sorts O. good
s.uT. Us fas. ball, what times he
Used IL was fast sure enough; his curve
BENT and dipped and his change OF pace
pulled the SoX hittors forward. The
Tennessee mammoth shaped up in
splendid style He has done consistent
~ well this spring.
The home run industry tnrives. epace.
fsryan. a real slugger. hammered one
over the left field fence and Fraph
Frisch. who has shown slugg.ng ability
which SITS wei on 2 fourth place nit
tcr. hammered one over tic r. gh. 6cld
',rce. Frisch Mcusel. SINNERS, back
\ the game after illness; Voney, VINO
bit as well as he pitched. and Tire ever
green Collins led the weiloping iorsy
Collins cullcd four. but the res Of his
south side clan were under sufficient
subjcc.ion,
nunted on Fabcr
Tn, Charts buntcd some on Faber
and Bancroft opened with thrust OF
that description. Red didn't like the
hunts. Young. Frsch, Mcusel and
Kelly AL swung free and bored the
background with their hard hits and
SINNERS put down 4 safe bunt which
\ drew Wild throw from FabeY. Sny-
de- drove out sacrifice f. and in all
4 seven runs counted.
rhe SoX made orr in the third on
singles in succession by Johnson, Me
Clellan and Collins. Whereupon Tone
bore down and disposed Of such men
aces as Hooper and FALL. The Giants
clustered hits again in the fourth.
Toney, the slugeer, singled and was
forced. Groh singled Young struck
out and Frisoh hit out of the playing
field back OF Hooper. Groh ard Young
doubled in the sixth and Meuscl sin
ged-tWo more runs. OF Thompson,
lefty. the Giants fell away Il good
deal with the mace. The score:
.sEvv YopE * ~ GIIICtCO "A l.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Navy Mermen 10 Meet Yale

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 27.-Yale
has accepted the challenge of the
United States Naval Academy for a
dual swimming meet for the intercol.
legiatc championship. it was announced
to-day. The meet viii he held in Car
negie pool here next Saturday night
IN the Intercollegiate at Philadelphia
last Saturday the swimmers retained
thclr title. The Navy was second in
points scored.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Dundee Anxious to Eliminate
Aspirants for Feather Title
By lack I .aurenc~

Johnny Dundee Scotch Wop precptated
estherwclght
hban title holder this division sailed Europe
Johnny
where Vincent Pepper off
priority in the
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Yankees Break Camp and Are
off on Long Tour With Robin,
American League Champions Will Lead Brookl,,
From Direct Noritward Trail TO Exhibit Csa.
ing Babe i'm Texas; Mcmillan Picascs H,..'.
BY John kieran

NEW ORLEANS, March 27-Taps sounded on tbs H.
imnary training period at New Orleans today Miller rs we
carly this afternoon After
practice the Of Herenann Park @
the Brooklyn Yankcc The Yapks this
long trip orhnorthcast by directly southwest Will
going New York Boston by OF Washington "e
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
er Under an Avalanche of Hits i'm / to 3
McGrdmnen Shell Mound Star
For II Sdfeties IL, 6 Innings
Frisch. NIcusc- SINNERS and Toncy Lead Heavy Ar.
iillery: Pondcrous Fred Again Uncovcrs Excellent
! Pitching Form: Jonnard Has Usual Bad Inning
By ". B. Hanna

FORT WORTH Tex March 27For second time in this series
White the Giants powed
Lone Star soil with multitude OF base hits of the
they tminas Giants hadn
lost confidence apoub
ard what they did Fbcr in the first
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Cornell Pistol Team Wins

BOSTON, March 27.-Cornell's pistol
team won from Boston University in
the first shoot Of the season. it was an
nounced to-day, Cornell made l,0S6
points out Of possible 1850, while
Boston University scored $40.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
In Good Shape to Open Season

III wei SdIiSled Win Che pnySlc2l
condition of all my men except few
temporary invalids. In fact, in all my
years As manager | never was in such
good shape to open the season with all
my regulars that is" he erinned, "if
they would let me. Well, ! guess it's
all OF for Ruth and Meusel until
May 20"
The arrangement Of the batting or
der has not vet been decided, but Hug
gins said to-day that it looked as
though Fewster would continue to be
lead-off man, with Mcmillan following
him, though Miller has been batting
IN second position lately. When P!pp
shakes off his heavy cold he VIII cover
ms old position and Ruth viii displace
Muller IN center field, an arrangement
which Will bring silent Mac" next to
the head Of the list again The order
Baker, Pipp, Ward, Scott and the bat
terry.
Trunks were packed and shipped to
New York early this morning under
the care OF dashing Phil Schenck. the
demon groundkeeper. The wives Of
the ball players who were stopping at
the GruneTald have also departed
their several ways, and the team is
travelling light
The Robins and the Yanks boarded d
a train late tonight for the wilds of
Texas, and will engage in mortal COM
pat tomorrow at Beaumont Most Of
the PLAYERS were glad to get on the
move. Training is hard and tedious
WORK. viewed from any angle, and
youngsters and veterans are pulling
hard for the time to pass quickly until
the bell rings for the opening game o.
the championship season.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Meusel Leaves for New York

Bob Meusel will report TO the tear
at Brooklyn for the preseason exbibi-
ton series. The lanky Californian
left here Yesterday for New York,
where he plans to have his tonsils re-
moved. Meusel has been troubled
every spring. and Higgins finally CON
WINGED him that an operation was the
best thing to stop the procedure once
and for all
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

=, Colonel Rupert and Secretary Ed
barrow also ran out on this boys last
night. They were afraid they would be
shanghaied for the Texas trip They
don't catch me alive" said the nagnate
as he dashed for the New York night
eXpress
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
De Sp29zS3}RF}!}H 9REf Hf5H A!557zH
Speaking of Super-Blokes.
z, trademark; register ed, L. S. Patckt O6tct)

Speaking of Super-Bokcs
Of superbokes
referring Dempsey, Ty
Benny Leonard
Yet they have turned brace we'll
championship accomplishments.
The Everett Scott exclusive of s32 ball
and Johnny Dundee, heir SCI carnivals
Super Stuff Plus
This is stuff plus
1t enough play ball daybu
ever happen to try it?
intercollegiate baseball three times week had
seemed the gentlest of al assignments
But later when rambed transforming
no ntermssn the national pasme shortly became the
longer particular fun what with
skinned knees from sliding growing brought by
the same old dish set out at temperatures from 9S
The old along grows stale
sport become the hardest of all work
Harder than most other jobs because watching
ready with the Raspberry
Melody
And officially inspect
played s32 consecutive ball games without
blowing inning
Ruths hfty-nine home runs in one season are nat over
shadowing urrets above this display.
AS for Dundee
Johnny ring affairs has ducked from under m
somehow weathered 10000 hostile caophe
Johnny had crushing out the enemy
keen brain quick and stout heart
made most of his merchandise
For Dundee has dodgng opners He has
given them all weight and after one of his
And after this still able walk in and
outpont the leading chacngcrs of the day.
Iron Entries
Scott and Dundee the Iron
Only mighty durability take far.
If Scott string October will find his mark
up at 9s6 consecutive performances bare total
In these piping days. when baseball inclined be
trhc brittle SCOTS contribution all the
and admired. ~ ~
Inc spectacular than
durability and fotud the
ingredients o
And they are often than genius.
Can Happen
huN drUe rundom
Finds taups the golfer
IuN many uollop, obly planned,
futds heel prints IN the lnrtng
tulI many putt, with ,mble Np
Hangs moekingy the lip.
In the crew race the
hsure what this would total
haven't any other way of killing time for the the
"hhe ball players and fans buoyan the an
pacnhs season. no" umpres have act Of giving
The New Mother Goose
ieeory, dtetory, dock;
an now r1nrnipg short o. stock;
I'm doaOn to one bottle,
Rckory dckory, dock.
Every cloud has silver lining" Of So has the income
~ COLI green's will be opened in existence
The bunkers opened
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
raAl. 4olIaee7rs rou,. ssall2

TotAl. 43ll 20 % re Tou,, sssll24ll:
'settsd fer Faber in seventh inning and
doubled
srd singled
New York. 4 a III
chicsro.... ! . =
Two-b.se. hus-K.uy Tone. Mcusel.
Collins Grob Young. Hodse. Home runs
Frisch. YaTyan. Sacrifice fy--Sn yder.
stolen base-Trisch. Lett or bases-Chl-
csxo. II; New YORK. Q. llts--Or Tony.
in innings on Faher. :, in 6 Of
Jonnsrd. o N 5; or Ihoupsor, : IN ..
struck out--By Torey, 3 By Fsber 3 -
Jonnard, ., Hit BY p.tcher-By Toney
1Sheelt); by Jonnerd (Johuson) Passsd
es.l--Schals Earned runs-On Tone I
eH Fabsr -; OF .1onnard ? Umpire. -
h4etn and Ovens Time OF Gsme--l.Sa
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

Most of the rockies who were sen
fenced to exile have disappeared from
these scenes. Corner Wilson. who
goes to Sioux City, vii make part of
the trip through Texas with the Yanks
before joining up with his new team.
Bob Tecarr left for New York last
night He was ordered to rest Up and
report for the Brooklyn series at
Ebbets Field,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

Ahinitiesl
Our shirts and neckwear
were made for each other.
Beautiful.
'Re1tStsred Trademark.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

The big trip East, artfully concealed
under this peculiar way OF reaching
any given point, is the fact that George
Herman Ruth, field captain or the
higgins clan and home-run hitter par
excellence. has never been. exhibited
through the provinces Of Texas and
the natives or the Lonco Star State
will be'Cjycn the opportunity this week
Of seeing the Caliph Of Crash knocking
them "farthcr than the eye can sec,
faster than the eye can follow, for the
comparatively Insignificant sum Of 90
cents four bits, ladies and gentlcmcn;
two quarters or five dimes" They arc
billing the Bchemoth Of Bust through
the provinces like the latest acquisi-
ton from darkest Africa to the travel
ing circus.
Taken hy and large, the Yankee man
ager expressed himself rs very well
pleased with the results Of the pro
tractcd stand at this place The
weather was uniformly good and the
pitchers arc all in frst-class shape.
MY worst worry seems 10 be
solved said the mite manager. II had
10 get P right fielder, and this Mc-
MillaA seems to be a large order Of
the right goods | don't sec how they
can keep HIM from hitting, and hitting
hard, too. He has great arm, for an
outtielder, and he isn't the worst fly
chaser in the world right now.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

Now that the Weather
Mans up to his old tricks,
there's just one thing to
do out trick him make
your Spring overcoat a
#ScotCh Mist.
Fine. rain or shine!
Durable, too.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

Our #Conposite Derbies
are a composite Of our best
looking hats. Result! They
become the majority Of
men. Excellent quality.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

Billy Mullen, formerly municipal
league player Of ST. Lou,-. has been
released outright to the Mobile club Of
In. Southern Association By ths St.
Louis Browns. Mullen lad been held
by optional agreement.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

Good low shoes start good
and low. We're mighty
proud of our So showing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
SOVIET TO REGULATE
ELECTRICAL POWER

z Odessa May j.--Business can be
done in Russia. but it must be done
the Russian way.
Time has no value, but patience.
fiattery and a few cigarettes will ac.
complish wonders. Foreigners have
learned that Russian never gets
around to a business proposition un-
til he has first fatty declined to
have anything TO do with it. After
he has spent an hour or two explain
ing why he cannot agree, he will
suddenly say, Very Well I'll do it,"
This is particularly true of Soviet
officials charged with issuing the
stamped documents. without which
q foreigner can hardy move. These
officials find the NEST unreasonable
excuses for not issuing documents.
but il they are allowed to talk t.em-
selves out, then given cigarette
and a few word about Soviet eficien-
ey, the permit usually is forthcoming
Frequently after getting a permit
to do some certain thing the official
to whom it is directed will not recog-
Hize it,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
NOTICE.
TO the Creditors of George Goeripg.

10 the Creditors of George Goering:
You will please take notice, that
the undersigned did, on the 18th dav
OF April, A. d. 1922, purchase from
George GOering the fixtures goods
and chattels constituting the meat
market lately conducted by him in the
building located at the corner of Main
anu Columbus streets. Ottawa. Hi
nois. and that the price, terms and
conditions OF such sale are as follows
The sum of nine hundred (S900.0O)
dollars cash, less the sum of $1,000
due on the certain Standard scales
nov in said premises and mentioned
in the bill of sale, and the further
sum Of two hundred C$20O.00 dollars
cash, for the merchandise on hand
= You will further take notice that
said sale will be Consummated and
the undersigned will take possession
OF said goods and Chattels and make
payment or delivery of the purchase
price aforesaid on Tuesday, April 25th
t922 at the hour OF nine o'clock a. N
OF said day, and that this notice is
given pursuant to the requirements
OF the Bulk Sales Law of the State of
Illinois in such case made and pro.
Vided.
y Dated at Ottawa, Illinois, this Goth
day of April, a. D. 1922.
FRED WILLIAMS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
CHARGES HUSBAND.
WAS SENTENCED TO.
SOUTHERN PRISON
STREAToR WOMAN ASKS d.
VoRcE, CLAIMING THAT UNDER /
AN ALIAS HER HUSBAND WAS /
Il CONVICTED OF TWO GRIMES IN (
I LOUISIANA CRIMINAL COURTS,

Claiming that her husband was con
victed OF two crimes in Louisiana
courts and was sentenced under an
alias 10 serve two terms in the Louis
lana state penitentiary. Mrs. Leah VI
Darnell, of Streator, filed a suit for
divorce against Charles II Darnell IN
the circuit court this afternoon Mrs
Darnell asked that she be given the
custody of her year old son Henry
Carter Darnell
In her bill she alleged that she
and the defendant were married on
May :, 1917, in Chicago
On March 80 of this year, she alleE-
ed the defendant under the name of
j. p. Mcfarland, was convicted of
operating confidence game in New
orleans Criminal court and was sen
fenced by ,Eldge Richard Doling to
spend six months in the Louisiana
state penitentiary
She claims that 81 March 81, In
criminal Court D., OF the Parish OF
Orleans in New Orleans the defendant
under the name OF J. T, Mcfarland.
was convicted of obtaining money uu.
der false pretenses, and was sentenC.
ed 10 serve a term OF not less than
one year or more than two years in I.
the state penitentiary. by the Hon /,
Frank T. Echezabel, judge OF Court y !
'The bill alleged that the first six
months of the second sentence are TO +
run concurrent with the first sentence .
Attorney Lloyd Painter is represent. F.
ing the complainant in her suit
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
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The world unfortunately is filled with
sweet women who are unhappy be
cause they are held back from useful.
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them. Fretfulness and nervousness
rapidly destroy good dispositions.
Sticky, all-worn-out women cannot
make happy homes.
Lydia +, Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound is safeguard of women's
health. This is clearly proven by the
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05

University Of Chicago, II WassanBoumc
ed today More than Be- reblhls daily
have been pouring in since tho first IN.
vitutluus were sent out
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-04
oLXTON

Mrs. Guile Wedding went to Hor.
ton Friday. -,
Mrs. A. L. Mitchell, VINO is visiting
relatives here, went to Sprink Lick
Saturday, 10 visit her brother Mr.. e
ID. Miller.
Mrs. Frank 81. Chair, who has been
visiting Mr., and Mrs. Floyd Payton,
returned to her home at McHenry
Friday.
Mrs. r. L. Armes, OF Louisville,
who has been visiting her brother,
C. B. Lyons, returned ito her home
Thursday.
Mrs. C. r. Grove, OF smithland,
was the guest Of Mr.. T. W. Daniel
and family, Monday and Tuesday.
Judge G.. NJ, Grove. Messrs. Rof
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-04

AS We close our forms it seems the
Missouri Democratic primary result
in the senatorial race between Sena-
tor Reed and Breckenridge Long may
be very close. Yesterdays press re-
ports had Reed leading by near T.
TOO with his opponent making gains
in rural sections. Long was a men,
Der of ex-President Wilson's official
family, and the Wilson element and
extremists made a finish fight for
him in the show-me-state. In case
Reed is finally defeated we presume
that certain line of the press of the
country will refer to the incident as
Another black eye for President
Harding" but should he win-what
then?