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The Adair County news., 1922-10-31
SEEKING HIGHER TARIFF.

ALREADY Cne pronteers VINO got
more protection" than they
needed but much less than they
wanted in the Fordney- Nc Cum
ber Tariff act are clamoring at
the White House for the privi7
Iege of levying still heavier taxes
on the American people:
Under a provision of the law
the President is authorized to
:.'equalize" tariff rates by either
raising or lowering them, within
certain limitations. The Tariff
Commission is directed to fur
nish the facts as the basis for
the Presidents increase or de-
crease of duties.
: Political pressure is being ex-
erted by some Of these appli-
cants for increases in the hope
that a show of strength viii pro.
duce favorable results. It's an
nounced by the Tariff Connmis-
sion, however, that time will be
taken to formulate rules govern
ing its action on applications. to
Investigate conditions and to do
other things, SO it is is'>unlikely
that any rate will be changed
before the November election.
The public is becoming ac-
quainted with the effects of the
new tariff, which already has in
creased prices on all kinds
of necessities. To add to the
burden which the Fordney-Mc-
Cumber law has placed on the
backs of the people would be a
risky move for the Republicans
with the Congressional elections
so near. =-...l -
Increases in the tariff will be
made without any public hearing
or other publicity. The appli-
cants may present their demands
without fear that objectors will
have a chance to prevent the in
crease. Senator Reed of Missou-
ri and other Democrats attempt
ed to amend the bill so as to re-
quire public hearings on applica-
tions for increases in the tariff
duties, but the Republicans OF
the Senate defeated it.
1t is stated that at present il
is the policy of the Tariff Com
mission to withhold information
as to the number and nature OF
the applications, but it is under
stood they have been received
from various interests"
The only notice the public will
get, apparently, is the notice to
pay the higher rate.
The Adair County news., 1922-10-31

Ealrplsy.

W AA~eNS - - 80 . - ~>asSeSS-z :
farmers are now busily engaged
in gathering corn and cutting
corn and cutting wood.
Mf2lZoia Hamons and wife
have moved from Glensfork to
the property owned by MI. S. F.
Harvey this place. Mr.. Hamon
tells Us he will follow logging for
Mr.. ]. T. Page this winter and
will go to Indiana next spring.
We are all glad to have. these
good people with US even for the
winter. .
Rev. Hale assisted by Rev's.
Furkin and Rowe are engaged in
a series of meetings at Harvey
Ridge church. Large crowds
are attending these services.
Mr.. 2. L. Bennett and family
were visiting relatives at Glens-
fork Sunday.
Mr.. Zeno Hammons. wife, and
baby, and Mr.. John Kelsay wife
and little daughter, all of Glens-
fork, spent Sunday with Mr.
-Zola Hamons and wife this place.
A very large crowd attended
the sale of Mr.. Ulis Garrett, on
Oct. 49,. Everything sold
reasonably well except the horse
stock which went verv cheap.
Mrs. Wallace Bennett of Jeff
ersonville, Ind, left Saturday
for home. after spending a week
at the home of her father-in-
law, Mr.. G. G. Bennett, this
place.
Mr.. Wayne Grider and Miss
Knight, of near this place, elop-
ed to Tennessee and were mar
ried recently. We hope they will
be welcomed to their parents
home and forgiven.
Last Thursday morning Mr..
UIis Garre and family bade us
adieu and lett for Illiopolis, Ill.,,
their future home, Mr.. Garrett
having just returned from there
a week ago where he rented a
large farm and furnished bis
home. We were sorry to see
them go as they were as good
people as had ever lived around
Fairplay. Therefore we strong
ly Recommend them to the citi,
zens of nliopolis.
We notice every week in the
columns of the News where the
Editor is warning US Democrats
to get busy as the election i:
drawing near, which is all O. K
but it looks to me the way busi
ness has been going since No
vember, 1920 that we should al
be warned, if we are not W.
should undergo an operation O.
the brain pan before next Tues
Gav.
The Adair County news., 1922-10-31


There is but one way for a
Democrat to act on election day
and that is to vote the straight
ticke:. 1t is the sentiment that
you will be supporting as much
as the man. Democratic SEN
timent is what is being espoused
by Judge McCandless and Con-
gresham Ralph Gilbert.and their
friends should come to the polls
in droves. Nothing is gained by
vilifyirg a reputable opponent
The Adair County news., 1922-10-31
Secretary for War. Early of

Secretary for War. Early of
Derby.
First Lord of the Admiralty,
Lieut.. Col. L. C. M. s. Amery.
President of the Board of
Trade. Sir Phillip Lloyd Graeme
Minister of Health, Sir Arthur
Griffith Boscawed.
Minister of Agriculture, Sir
Robert A. Sanders.
Secretary for Scotland, Wis
count Novar.
Attorney General, Douglas
McGarel Hogg.
Lord Advocate, the Hon. W.
A. Watson.
President of the Board of Ed
ucation, Edward F. L. Wood, M.
P, for the Ripon division of
Yorkshire.
The official announcement of
the new ministers does not spec
ify which among them will be
members of the cabinet. There
is no fixed rule governing the
number of cabinet members or
which ministries shall be includ-
ed, the selection being at the
discretion of the Prime Minister.
The Adair County news., 1922-10-31

In fact that character of political
warfare makes votes for the 9TH
er fellow.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30

resolution en- este case confirmando
la apelada.
Enrique Gonzalez VS.. z. r.. Photo
plays. Disoluci6n de corporation.
Vista la demanda jurada Ell este ca
so, y 6onsideradas totla la prueba que
Sc acompaiia, la corte designa v nom
bra a ~ FI6Fehtilio Miranda para que
act1e como sfndico liquidaidor de la
corporation deinandada, haciendose
cargo inmetliatamente del active, pre-
sente inventario complete a esta cor
te, de los bienes v obligaciones, con-
juntamentes con un proyecto para la
liq1idacfon definitiva de los negocios
de la citada corporation, debiendo pre-
yiamente jurar el cargo Y prestar una
fianza por $4,000 para responder de
los daiios que puedan irrogarse otras
personals interesadas. La corte orde-
ma ademas, que Sc cite por medic de
edictos Ia corporation demandada,
que sc publicard en- m peri6dico dia-
RIO de mayor circulation en- ell distri-
to judicial de San Juan, Y 10 menos
una yez pOr Semana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
DE LA HORA

Espaila Sc autorizaba al dueno mo-
rador de una viyienda matar al viz
lador de SUI domiciio. Y ha muchos
siglos que un Conccjal dijo Il I'M Rct
solo valfa tanto como 6l Y "t0dos jun
t0s mas que el Rey''. perO eSGs son
conccjas de epocas "atrasadaS' que
sueiian NAL On estos ticmp0S lie demo-
cracia, libertad y demls conqllistas
que hacen prehiSt0ricos los campos de
Villalar.....
--MuchOs clamaron contra un pre-
supuesto de 10 milloneS de dollar, que
.en una 6poca de crisis con azlIcaI Il
menos de 4 centavos cafe sin coSe-
cho tabaco hasta hace POGO sin pre-
clio. y 10 eS culpa de In Legislature
hi de ning1n PartidO el Que Sc pro-
veyeSc la rebaja que Sc fij0 Ell una de
las cladsulas del pr6Ximo preSupues-
to- Los que fueron los EstadoS Uni
dos Il ''denunciar" como despilfarrado-
I'll IucSlId l4cSlSluIuId, StSuINhltllic
que ahora. como eStamOs tOdos, estaran
buscando los medios para que la reba
ja que amenaZa Il tantos hogares. no
sea realiZada Y. 81 cs precise, aporta-
ran 10 necesario para clio.
La Legislature apropi6 importan
teS slllnas V Sc levantj un barrio obre-
ro que cada vez 50 ha ensanchadO mas
y mas. Pero cl grupo de tiendaS de
campai1a eStablecido en- Puerta de Tie
IRA. que asemeja ulf campamento dc
zfngaros, c0ntinGa m0strandO su pin
toresco aspccto. Detalles del bucn
gobierno actual.
-Parece que p0r ahora no hay au-
(liencias para el bill Campbelr'. En-
Washington estdn muy ocupados en
seleccionar el candidate para la 'brc-
va de Santa Catalina. MdXimo cuan-
do Sc va aumentar In partida de fon-
dos para emergencies.
Ell MISHO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30

una orden para lhostrar causas diri
gidas contra los miembros de la Cor
poraci0n demandada, y sefiala la com
parecencia para las y p. IN.
Francisco Mater Girona VS.. w. A.
Griffith. Reiyindicaci6n. La corte
aprueba Ia estipuiacion de las parties
radicada hoy, suspende Ia vista de
este caso hasta nuevo selalamiento.
Antonia Galdn Miranda. Aut. jul
dicial. La corte ordena que este case
pase. al Fiscal para informe. si
Teresa Pousa Sanchez vs.. Rafael
Capro Maldonado, Diyorcio.
Eulogia Whales VS.. Floientino Ro-
fmdn.. ,Divorcio. M ~
ProYiiencia Hernandez ,ys. Eduardo
Font Pacheco @Divorcio. eil'ss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
DE TRlBUNALES

The Lamport Mfg. Supply Co. VS..
r. Borris & Co. Cobro de dinero. La
cOrte declare con lugar la moci0n de
Ia demandante, sobre devoluci6n de
bienes embargadOs y ordena la de-
mandada devuelva Embellishments al
Marshal al depositario los cheques,
dinero valores que Sc encontraban
ell la GAIA de hierro embargada Y de
que tom0 possession por orden de esta
corte.
Pillar Mercado. Nomb. de tutor, La
corte nombra a ID. Ramon Nieves
Mercado, defensor judicial de la me
nor Pillar Mercadoa {. s,59Es u
Jesds Mediayiila J. otro is. san
Juan Racing & Sporting Club y otro
Nulidad de acuerdos La corte dict6
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
RESOLUCIONES DE LA CORTE
SUPRENIA.
: MAYO %

Victor p Martinez VS.. Corte de Dis
,trito de Aguadilla. Certiorari. 81
ordena expedfr el auto Y Sc seiiala pa
Ia vista el 5 de JUNO a las . p. m. &
Connil Frantman VS.. Sec. Frantmar
& ,Acha. ct. al. Cobro de dinero. 81
cdncede al apelado pr0rroga de 80 dfas
a partir del 26 del corriente, para IN
dear el record. !
4 Ell Pueblo VS.. Artemio p. Rodriguez
iLibelo. Sc concede al apelante PRO
l'roga de 10 dfas contar del % de-
'corriente, para alegato.
Saturnino Marrero VS.. Garage Ma
yagiiez. Cobro de dinero. Sc conce
de al apelante pr0rroga de 20 dfas a
contar del 90 del corriente, para ale
cato.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
ssas4s
Resoluciones de la
Corte de Distrito
Segundo Distrito. MAYO o6.

Segundo Distrito. Mayo 26.
Rafaela Fontanez VS.. Etanislao Mon
taiiez. Ditorcio.
Julio Davila vs.. Petrona Ramos, Di-
yorcio.
Margarita Mulioz VS.. Miguel de Pa
Blo Diyorcio. Celebrado estos jui-
clos en- rebeldfa de los .demanilad6s,
fla corte declar6 con lugar las ,,leniail.
das " disreltos los matrimonios entire
/ las parties. ;.:s u; Fa
Iafaela Garcia VS.. Fabyieiano Ro-
drfguez. sDivoreid. POI incompare-
cencia de las parties, Ia scorte deja sin
tefecto este sefalamiento.s} ; assi
Emma Y Carmen Borch Gatell.. Decl
herederos. La ,corte ,declara tnicas
universities hereleras abintestato de
Carlos G. Borch v Gatell, por parties
iguales a las peticionarias.
Miguel Mendez Tirado. Dominic
! Celebrada Ia vista, la corte ortlen0 pa
sar ell .expediente al Fiscal para in
forme
Felipe T. Gorbea Decl. herederos
La corte declare i1nicos universities
herederos abintestato de Felix Gorbea
Garcia, sus hijos legftimos Felipe
Felix, Luis Inocencio, Carmen Julia
Rafael Pedro, Miguel Angel Y Enri
que del Carmen Gorbea Porras. y q
la viuda, Carmen Porras, Ell la quota
legal correspondents.
Jose Albandoz Vergara. Admon
judicial Vista la solicitud jurada de
peticionario Ell este case, la cortea or
dena Sc cite a los interesados en- la
herencia para que comparezcan ante
Ia misma el 2 de JUNO de 1922 a las
10 a. m, para proceder al''nombramien
to de un administrator judicial. I
VEL Pueblo VS.. Tomas Rivera, acomt
ag. gves. Sc recibi0 del Supreme Su
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
DIsTRITO PRIMERo DE san
JUAN.
aaaA
Mayo 25 de 1922.

Carlos Paoli VS.. Rafael Colorado.
Cobro de dinero Comparecieron los
abogados de ambas parties la vista
para la aprobaci6n de la transcription
del record. FL del demandado solici-
to que los documentos que no fueron
transcritos. por el Taqufgrafo fueran
enviados los originates, a los efectos
de la apelaci0n. Esta enmienda fue
aceptada por la demandante. Some
tida Ia transcription, la corte la aprue-
ba, unendole el correspondence certi-
ficado. Hs
Evaristo Rodriguez vs.. p. r. Rail
wey Light & Power Co. Daflos v per-
juicios. A moci0n del demandante, la
corte 10 tiene por desistido de esta ac-
ci6n, sin especial condemnation de cos
tas.
Pedro r. Batista VS. Jose Colon Ba-
tista. Division de comunidad de bic
hes. Celebrad0 ell juicio con asisten-
cia de las parties, la corte declara sin
lugar la demanda, con imposition de
: costas al demandante
Juana Ramos. Decl. de herederos.
( La corte declare linicos universities he
rederos de Domingo Rivera a sus me-
nores hijos Angela, Della, Roberto v
Alejandrina Rivera, la cuofa usu-
fructuara de ley. Y la corte NOM
bra a III viuda Juana Ramos, admi-
nistradora especial de dichos memo
res.
Toribio Nieves. Decl. herederos.
La corte declare tinicos universities
herederos de Telesfora Rosado. sus
hiios Rufina, Telesfora, Jose Ines,
Marcelino, Graciano Y Manuel de Je-
slis, v al viudo en- la Quota usufruc-
tuaria de ley.
Lamport Mfg. Supply Co. VS.. r. Bo-
rras & Co. Cobro de dinero. Com
parecieron los abogados de ambas par
ties v el Fiscal la vista de la moci6n
de la demandante sobre devoluci6n de
ciertos bienes embargados en- este Ca
so. La demandante practice su prue-
ba declarando testigos. FL deman-
dado someti0 los autos del case ex-
parte Noy sol, como prueba. Someti-
do el casN la corte Sc reserve su re-
soluci6n. y seiiala el 20 del corriente
a las Ga. M, para la discussion de la
moci0n sobre pagos de contribucio-
nes.
Juan +. Rivera Delgado v otros vs.
Petrona Dfaz viuda de Dfaz Y otros.
Division de comunidad. Ia corte Sc
ilala la vista de este case, para el %
del corriente las 8 a. M.
Olive Fisher, viuda de Alvarez. Aut.
judicial. Celebrada la vista de este
case, la corte Sc reserve la resolution.
Julio Roman VS.. Juana Carballo.
Divorcio Celebrado el juicio en- re-
beldfa de la :demandada, la corte de-
cret6 el divorcio entire las parties, que
dando los hijos bajo la patria potes-
tad de Ia demandante.
Geronimo Agrait vs. Adelina Calde-
ron Divorcio. Celebrado el juicio
en- rebeldia de la demandada, la cor
te Sc reserve La resolution.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30

Ramon Figueroa Rivera VS.. Flora
Roman Lopez. Diyorcio.
Emilia Morales VS.. Alfonso Monta
iiez. Divorcio. Celebrates los Jul
clos de estos easos, Ell rebeldfa de los
demandados, quedaron los mismos per
dientes de ampliaci6n de prueba.
Abelardo Magdaleno VS.. Celia Cher
ma. Divorcio. A mocion de la de
iinandada, La ,.corte suspelide est" Wis.
ia para eli fumes las 9 a. IN. f 'l.la'
Isabel Cartageiia W. Juan Rosario b.
Diyorcio,I sNei habienqo comnarecdio
las parties a la vista de este case, Ia
coq'te 10 nsuspentle hastaa nueyo' sefa-
lamitnto. ffti-h ii'5 ~ iE'iips.'fas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
DE yACACIONEs,

Ha regresado de los Estados Uni
dos, el culto joven Jose Caro- Barbaiiz
que aprob6 su 20. ailo de Medicina. con
atlas liotaS.. Ell Jefferson. Filadelfia.
viene Il pasar sus vacaciones entire
'su lfstfnguida familia de Santurce.
Nuestraf feiicitaci6n. ior el exito al
jovenn estudiante' y due tenga las me
jores impresioifesh en- SUI paseo al lar
inatiyD. i'nsgf y D 2i'f' q Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30

Los profesores Sc uneven para q.
sus sueldos no sean rebajados. Ha-
cen bien cuando Sc necesite su con-
curse para, seguir luchando por el ma
yor dominic de los poltorriquehos en-
nuestross propios asuntos, seguramen7
te que ellos estaran en- su puesto.
-7Antes de Ia .'carta Magma hu-
DO derechos, para. los pecheros. En-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
EMBARGO PARA MEXICO.

Ha embarcado para M6jico. en- el
vapor del martes. el Sr. Jaime Noble.
que fue administrators de la Central
Machete". va a aquel pals hacer-
Sc de una gran factorla aZucarera
Deseamos el mejor viaje exito, al
conocido agricultor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
LIJERAMENTE ENFERMO.

Ha estado tres dfas aquejado de do
lencia que por fortuna no fue de cui-
dado, el COmisionado INFERNO de Ser
vicio PIiblico de san Juan Sr. Rafael
Diez de Andino. Y celebramos ell res
tablecimiento del distinguidO amigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
Ell CARACAS LEGO A NEW
YORK.

Los Agentes de Ia Red ID Line Ell
esta ciudad, Sres. Sobrinos de Izquier-
do & Co, nos participant que el vapor
Caracas" lleg6 New York, el do
mingo a las ocho de la manana
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
PARA REGISTRADOR DE
GITAYAMA

Aver el Attorney General Sr. Mes
tre rccomend6 fucse nombrado cl Sr.
Rafael Cintron ,Lastra para Regis
trsdor de Ia Propiedad de Guayama,
interinamente.
Para dicho cargo Sc preparan exd-
mcnes de oposici6n, los cuales Sc ce-
lcbrardn muy pronto.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-28
HEAVY DROP In
INTERNAL Revenues
Business Depression Blamed
For Decrease.

Washington. Aug. HS-lnternal reNr
nue. collections fell oil 81 3;IS ,UW,OOJ i
the fiscal year 1872. aS compared wi
the year before, rei!"cting the business
depression which swept over tie C"uii
try,
i'u>tS IL the @uNcrnmrnt of collrt =.
IN the taxes Went up 4' cents tui
every &iUU.
Total collect .un$ of So. 1914 .uO0. 600. IL
compared with S4.19L, 100000 III 1921
We're rcp"rted III il preliminary state
meur iSslird by Internal Revenue Com
missioner Blair. The cost of gather
ing this sum was S4l ,43I, 600 or S1.a
for each 500, us against 81 cents fc'
each 500 the year before.
Income and profits taxes totaied 81.
0SS.00O.OOO, decrease of 81, l40,030,
600: estate taxes, S139,0OO,OO0. u de
crease of Sl5,000,OO0: insurance, $40
100000. decrease. S111.O0O.000: bever
ages of all kinds, S19,0O0,0OO, decrease
So, 5000; tobacco, S2I0,OOO,WW, in
crease, S16,0U0.00O: admissions anC
dues, SO,00OOO0, decrease, Sl6,0OO,O0o
excise taxes, $114,000,000, decrease
S5a,000,000; special taxes. $91, 100000
decrease, 100000; stamp taxes, $50,
100000, decrease, $13,O00O0O: employ
ment Of child labor, $4,000, decrease
$4,000: miscellaneous collections, in.
Guiding receipts under the prohibition
act and through customs offices, 81,
356,000, increase. Sl59,00O.
Only the District of Columbia, of al
the states and territories. showed al
Increase in income and profits taxes
paid, its total being S9,Il3,OOo, or q
per cent more than in 1921.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-28
Elusive Rum Runners Captured
on Canadian B0rder.

S,r,n,c Lake, \. V. Aug. 2S.-pt: er
1r,n.,iri If mi, ,ill,na known 10 fed
a,.a1 ana stare arrhnrit.ps as The boot.
logging v.ij!-o.-,..r-,,li.Sn.' Was capture
ad ~ ,IrboyiIlp. on the tanadinn Dor.
Ism I.,. ,,.,.,....., ! :! RrpatIiield, of
the stare tro,i,rrS. and ,,hprir1' f.. =.
Stppuhprn of franklin e.. ,tnti. after
,h.,.o ,h,t 49,. ,.,.,,,,. g., Inc in~!e-
L:a,,ts of , ,nuy;, thriller.
Fen. ,he first time IN the annals Of
rrn-r,uuinr in northern New York Il
,,olica L," made nm arrest. the oil ipct
If tbe animals attention heinz Tony
s,lr..,i , .n,,-i,4-i.,v of Tall%.if.
rLa ,,nr11i.. ynTs. ayridru.I!. cap
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-28
GERMANS BAR LUXURIES
Berlin Restaurants Will Be Restricted
In Serving Dainties.


Berlin, Aug. 2S.-The council of min,
listers decided TO restrict the imporsa
lions of luxuries and to increase du>
ties on exports.
These measures have been taken
pending Il movement to stop Specula>
ton in exchange.
1t is understood that the cabinet also
intends to prohibit the export of sea
foods, that it will take measures tC
stop unnecessary luxurieS in restau-
rants The cabinet also plans relieG
for men who were wounded in Wal
and the dependents of those killed,
granting concessions of those killed
granting concessions to all persons
with fixed private incomes. Measures
also will be undertaken to assure the
proper distribution of food.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-28
Falls on Spikes of Tractor.

Marietta. Pa, Aug. 2S.-Landin@ on
his back on the spiked wheels of u
tractor. after fall of twelve feet,
Samuel T. Good, of Union Grove, fracr
tured Il number cI RIBS aid * hurt
internally. He WAS working. :. !hr
tobacco shed when the accident occur
red, and lay for several hours fefore
he was found.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-28
SNAKE GRABS CHILD'S TOE

Reptile Clings to Foot as Mct.Ie:
-s Rushed TO Rescue.
Stroudshury, Pa, Aug. 2S-With a
huge pilot snake clinging to his foot,
its fangs sunk deep in his little toe,
little George Cobb, 6-year-old grand
child of Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson kres-
sc, of Crowley Heights, screamed for
help.
The snake inflicted two bad tooth
punctureS. The lads mother at once
ran To his assistance ana PICKED him
up, with the snake clinging to his
foot The child suffered great pain,
but the physician called is hopeful of
-INiur his life
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-28
Died For Kittens Sake

Cleveland. Aug. 2S.-Because her
husband kicked her pet kitten
around" Mrs. Rose Sipos, aged -, is
dead. She died in hospital from a
bullet wound self-infiicted Thursday
night. Sipos was fondling the kitten
when it scratched him. Mrs. Sipos be
came angry when he struck the feline
and fired bullet into her abdomen.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-28
Deer Holds Up Autoist in Road.

StrOudsburg, Pa, Aug. 2S.-A full
grown deer jumped directly in from;
of the automobile of George Weston
err near the Knob, at Mount PoconO.
MISSIONER stopped his car dead in the
middle of the road in order that he
ness. Just as MISSIONER stopped, a
large Studebaker Six, which was di-
rectly behind him, almost crashed into
the rear of his car. The driver of the
Studebaker Swerved sharply to the
left evading bad smashup.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-28
Dies While Out For a Ride.

Chicago. Aug. 2S.-F. s. Peabody
one of the country'S largest coal on
orators, died after suffering stroke
while horseback riding on his faTu
near HinSdale. His horse was fount
standing over the body, which was a;
the ground, as though he had fallel
from his saddle. Mr. Peabody was 6;
wears old.
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Train Kills Five of Family.

Princeton. Ind. Aug. 2S.-J. w. Bur
riS, of Henderson. Ky. AID four othe.
members of his family We're Eiilet
when the automobile in which they
were riding was struck ny a Chicago
and Eastern Illinois train III llau"
stad. Ind. ten miles south of here.
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Standing Of the Gluas.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Saturdays Games.

AT Chicago-Philadelp Y; Chiea.
90. .. Observation-Disclosures Henline;
Aldridge. Hartneu.
Al Cincinnati-t'mcinna >; BoS-
ton, ). GSt @ame) BatterieS-RiNey,
Ilargrave: Houlihan, Mcnamara,
ONeilI.
Cincinnati, - Boston, l. cd gameD
BattrrieS-Donohue Wingo, Har@rave ::
OeSchger, BraNtOn. Gowdy. Gibson.
At St I.ouiS-New York. s: st
Louis. :. Ba1terieS-Ryan, .Ionnard.
Smith, Snyder; poak, North, Clemens,
Ainsmith.
AT ittSburgll-Pittsbur@h :;
Brooklyn, > Batteries Morrison,
Schmidt: Decatur, MamauX, Miller.
Sundays Games.
AT Chicago Chicago, 3. Philadel-
phia. |. CheeVeS. Osborne.
n'FurrelI: Ring, Henline.
At Cincinnati-Cincinna 8 BoS-
ton, q. Ust game) BatterieS-Couch
Hargrave; Marquard, BraXton, Cow
dy.
Cincinnati. :; Boston, 6. cd game
BatterieS-Keck, Gillespie, Wingo :;
Watson, Mcnamara. 0Neiu.
At st. LouiS-New York, u; St
Louis, 5.
Rruoklyn-Pittsburgh rain.
Standing of the Clubs.
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BASE BALL SCORES
Following is Result of Games played
Sat-.rday lad 2~n-Ay,
AMERICAN EASue
Saturdays Games.

Al deIpha-Chicago. s: Ath
IaticS, y. batterieS-r'aber, Srhalk:
Heimach, Harris. Perkins.
AT New lork.-NeW York. .: st
Louis, > Bat, erieS-Nays, Schang;
Wright, Btyl., SEVERED.
At aShimgGun-Drtroit, s: Wash.
ington, ). batteries Zachary, Brill
heart, Ghal1ity; Dduss. Moore, Bass
Ter.
RnStnu-t 'lpVplauth rain
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Sundays CCtlcs,

AT Washington--W& ,,ti,. :ston, :; De
troit, >. Batteries ip&rldge, Char
rity: Pillette. Moore, uleSon, Woodall
New Iork-St. Louis, rain
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The w ather,

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