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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - October 07, 1920, Madison, Wisconsin FR O M - ........ A R E A D E R 'S NOTEBOOK J ITA M IN E S tire 'len ie n t* of d ie t Y as e ssen tia l us p ro te in s. flits, c a rb o h y d ra te* an d m in era l salt* . e t nobody know s w h a t th ey a re . A* ro fesso r E ddy p u ts it In "T h e T e a c h , rs' College R ecord" fo r M arch : "T o- ay we know they a re ; we d o n 't know w h a t th e y a re . W e >CIENCE know som e of the (N O W S NO th in g s they do and {OLIN DARI ES d o n 't do , we know m an y in s tan ces . B u t h e ir a c tu a l ch em ica l n a tu re is as nuch a puzzle today a s th e d ay of h e ir d iscovery ." O ne of th ese su b s ta n c e s is called 'fa t-so lu b le A." It is p re sen t in m ilk m d b u tte r , th o u g h not in la rd ; and Tits. g u in ea p igs and o th e r c re a tu re s a n n o t g row on a d ie t from w hich it la s been e x tra c te d . A second, called "w a te r-so lu b le B," Is co n ta in ed in m ilk, in th e hu lls or p o lish ings of rice. 'n y e as t, in beans. In sh eep 's p an creas . T he lack of it causes th e d isease know n a s b e rl-b e ri or p o ly n eu ritis . T ho thihd, called "w a te r so luble C," is n ecessa ry to p re v en t scu rv y . It a lso is found in m ilk, th o u g h p as teu riz in g d e s tro y s it. B o ttle -fed bab ies g e t it in o ra n g e -ju ic e b u t canned to m ato ju ice would do a s well. T hese, o f course, a re n o t th e only so u rces of th ese th re e v itam in es. T he o rd in a ry d ie t of a d u lts co n ta in s enough of a ll of them . B u t bable* no t fed a t th e b re a s t m ay m iss one o r a n o th e r if c a re Is n o t tak en . In som e co n d itio n s, a s in m ara sm u s, a b aby c a n n o t a ss im ila te a v itam in e fro m one th in g in w hich it is p resen t, b u t can from a n o th e r . All th is h a s been w orked o u t since 1911 by d iffe ren t w o rk e rs in d ifferen t co u n trie s . Sc ience know s no n a tio n a l b o u n d a rie s . I l l T h o m as A. E dison h as th e h a b it of a cco m p lish in g w h a t he se ts ou t to do. W h en he a n n o u n ces th a t he is a t w ork on a m ach ine th a t Is in - T H E tended to m ake possib le S P IR IT easy co m m u n ica tio n w ith M A C HI N E th e dead , one looks fo r � w ard to ta lk in g to th e d e p a rted lf th e d e p a rted a re In any co n d itio n to be ta lk ed to. S u re ly no o u ija h o a rd -lik e c o n lr iv - a n ce w ill com e from th e E dison lab - f ( I CO J .. c * f c g w heels, w ires, c u rio u s d ials, levers, m o to rs , e tc . W h a t a p ro sp ec t It is! No m ore I r � r i ta t in g D elphic u tte ran c e * from a m ore o r less in sp ired m ed ium ; no d o u b t a t all. V ery likely g e ttin g a line to G eorge W ash in g to n . U ncle A bsalom , o r any o th e r o f th e d e p a rted will be e as ie r th a n g e ttin g a te lephone connec tion w ith th e c o rn e r g ro cery s to re . Any sp e llb in d er m ay re fe r th e crow d d irec tly to th e p a r ty 's h e ro fo r an op in ion on th e p re se n t c an d id a te and b ls policies. No m ore uncon v in c in g a s se r tio n s su ch a s : " If G eorge W ash � in g to n w ere a liv e today , w h a t would he say to th e p ro p o sitio n ? Fellow c itizens, he would sa y ,'* e tc , e tc . No m ore lo st w ills, no m ore m u rd e r m y ste rie s . H u rry , Mr. E d ison! P lease h u rry ! iC verybody's Just a* c a g e r an d an x io u s a s c an be to call th e A s tra l c en tra l. . . . H ig h p rice s m ay help b rin g low prices. Sou ml* p a rad o x ica l b u t It is one of th e econom ic facto r* now p lay in g a p a r t In th e re tro g ra d e LA W S r v> -ic - t o w n by S T H A T N E V E R DIE And It is sim ply based on a n old hu m an , f u n � d a m e n ta l law . l f an y a r tic le in c re a se s In value, n a t � u ra lly m en will t ry to p ro d u ce m ore of th a t a r tic le . And, finally , aa p ro d u c � tio n grow * th e su p p ly in c reases- and h en ce th e va lu e fa lls. A n y th in g th a t Is very p len tifu l is n o t v e ry v a luab le . . . . W om en h av e long since lea rn ed the v a lu e of p ro fiting by th c fr nex t door n e ig h b o r's ex p erience . T h e W IL L IN G b e st cak e recipes, th e m ost TO efficient m ethod fo r re - LEA R N m oving s ta in s , h ave been h an d ed dow n fro m g e n � e ra tio n to g e n era tio n an d in te rch a n g e d fro m frien d ly back d o o r to back door. A m erican w om anhood , in d iv idua lly , n ev er h a s been too p roud to lea rn . As a new ly e n fra n c h ised co llective pow er, . t i l l w illing to lea rn - of ne ig h b o rin g ^ c o u n t r i e s now in s tea d of n e ig h b o rin g k itc h e n s-w om en h ave It in th em to co n tro l th e m a n n e r of so lv ing m an y n a tio n a l p rob lem s. "L ea rn of F ra n c e " Is th e g is t of an a r tic le called " A S q u a re TVal fo r th e N am eless C hild ," by D o ro thy C anfield F ish e r, a p p e a r in g In th e P ic to r ia l R e� v iew fo r O ctober.. A fte r e x p la in in g In d e ta il how F ra n c e m ak es ev ery n am e less baby a w a n t o f th e s ta te - F ra n c e h a s no in � s t i tu t io n s for ch ild ren born o u t of w ed . lock, th e ir c a re la p a id fo r by th e g o v � e rn m e n t In th o ro u g h ly su p e rv ised p r iv a te hom e* w here th ey g row up am ong o th e r c h ild ren a s m em b ers of a fa m ily -M rs. F ish e r calls a tte n tio n to som e s ta tis t ic s on th is c o u n try 's 34,060 y early 'i lle g it im a te b ir th s th a t a re h a ir-ra is in g . .'T h ey d isa p p ea r," say s M rs. F ish e r, " in to a world the aw fu ln ess of w hich is beyond o u r im a g in a tio n . . . no tra c k is kep t o f them , no g o v e rn m en t in sp ec tio n m ade of w h a t h a p p en s to th em ." Now com es, In p a r t. th e s to ry of th e In s ti tu tio n s c a r in g fo r su ch ch ild ren a s q u o ted by M rs. F ish e r : "H ere hi th e record o f a n o th e r in � s t i tu t io n m o n th by m o n th : In J a n u a ry 29 bab ies w ere a d m itte d an d 21 died. In May th a t sam e in s titu tio n received 22 new b orn b ab ie s; 21 of them died. In S ep tem b er th ey took In 15 an d sen t i 13 to be b u ried .'* If th e re is a sin g le h u m an soul w hich is no t resp o n sib le fo r th e illeg i� tim acy o f a ch id, it is th a t ch ild . And every child , it is th o ro u g h ly agreed , h a s a r ig h t to " life** first, an d in th e c o n tin u a tio n of th a t life, "L ib e r ty and tile p u rsu it of h ap p in ess ." Child p rob lem s a re pecu lia rly w o� m en 's p rob lem s. It w ould be d is tin c tly w o rth America** new voters* w hile to In v e stig a te F ra n c e 's h an d lin g of th is p a r tic u la r s ta in . Ie Journal EXTRAFOURTEEN PAGES VOL 136, NO. 7. 81 st Year. MADISON, W1S., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 7, 1920. PRICE THREE CENTS OOKLYN W TOI $10,000 LOSS IN WARNER FARM BLAZE Bam, Two Silos, and Small Buildings Destroyed; Thor� oughbred Cattle Herd Escapes Injury A Free Rotogravure Of Harding, Coolidge READERS of The Wisconsin State Journal will on Sunday next receive a rotogravure of the republican standard bearers, Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge. The rotogravure is made especially for window decoration. You'll want the Harding-Coolidge picture, so order your Sun� day State Journal in advance and have it delivered at your home. Phone Badger 6000 and ask for the circulation departs ment. I A l p s ? SHERROD SMITH STOPS CLEVELAND WITH THREE HITS; SUPPORT BRILLIANT 1 0 5 ,6 8 3 ,1 0 9 IS U. S. P O P U L A TIO N W A S H I N G T O N - Th* c a n t u s bureau anno unce d populat ion of con t inenta l Uni ted S t a te s as 106,- 683,108. Increase of 13,710,842 or 14.9 percent . . A loss of $10,000 w as su s ta in ed th is m o rn in g in a fire w hich d e �stro y ed th e ba rn a n d a n u m b er of o th e r bu ild in g s on th e E. N. W arn e r fa rm , n e a r M endo ta B each. T he b a rn , tw o silos, g ra n a ry , co m crib an d sev e ra l o th e r sm all b u ild ings w ere destro y ed by th e flam es. All an im al* w ere saved . B esides th e bu ild ings, 50 to n s of hay , m ore th a n IOO b u sh e ls of oa ts , a n d o th e r co n te n ts of th e b u ild in g s w ere co n su m ed in th e flam es, T h e h ay in th e lo ft of th e b a m c a u g h t fire sh o rtly a f te r 8 o'clock an d th e flam es w ere v isib le In M adison. T h e fire s ta r te d fro m a sto v e In th e m ilk house, n e a r th e barn . F lam es sp read to th e Inurn soon a f te rw a rd . C hem ical a p p a ra tu s an d a pum p e n � g in e w ere ru sh e d to th e scene from No. 4 s ta tio n . T h e p u m p er could n o t be p u t to use due to lack of w a te r in the n e ig h � borhood. E ffo rts o f th e chem ica l co m p an y w ere confined to p ro tec tin g th e te n a n t house, w hich stood a sh o rt -d istan ce from th e b a m . T h e W a rn e r fa rm Is n o ted fo r its fine h e rd of c a ttle . Tho e n tire herd of 36 w as in th e p a s tu re w hen the fire broke ou t. S ix h o rse s escaped In ju ry an d w ere a lso p laced in the p a s tu re . All bu ild in g s n e a r th e m ilk house w ere ab laze w hen th e fire d e p a r tm e n t a rriv e d . E x tin g u ish in g a n y one of th em w ith only th e a ld of chem ica ls w ns a hopeless ta sk . M r W a rn e r sa id to d ay th e w o r k of re b u ild in g w ill be s to r tq i soon. A s tra w a ta rk in th e b a rn y a rd em s not d e stro y ed an d th e c a ttle will be kep t In th e y a rd u n til b u ild in g p ro v isions can be m ade for them . POLES WIN VICTORY IN DIPLOMATIC TILT FEDER A TJON IS P R O P O S E D IF RE D S F A L L BE RLI N - A union between monar ch i s t * an d t he demo* crat io group* out r ide of Russ ia a ga i ns t the red* i* in a f ai r wa y of being effected, on the basis tha t , if Lenin* and T r ot zky a re ov er th r own , Russ ia will be r e cons t ruc ted into a federa ted republ ic of several large s tates . At a secret meet ing of these g r oups in Vienna t hi s week, a general p ro gram was map pe d out for t he reconques t of Russia. Armistice, Effective Friday, Provides 25 Days of Peace; Insurgents Press Soviet Within Russia L IVE S IN SPITE OF B R O K E N B A C K C lem ens Cook, Spooner a p a r tm e n ts , w ho suffered a b roken back w hen ho fell 25 feet w hile w o rk in g on a silo n e a r O regon e a r ly in A ugust, w as ab le to w a lk hom e from S t. M ary 's h o sp i� ta l y e s te rd a y . Cook p lan n ed to e n te r th e u n iv e rs ity th is y e a r an d w as w ork ing d u rin g i su m m er v aca tio n . T he scaffo ld ing b ro k e w hile he w a s a t w ork. H is co n - I d itlon w as se rio u s up to severa l w eeks ago w hen a n o p e ra tio n w as follow ed by ra p id recovery . A lthough recovering , he will not a t � tem p t to e n te r th e u n iv e rs ity th is year. | NEILLSVILLE FIGHTS FIRES N E IL L S V IL L E - W ith dense sm oke env elo p in g th e c ity , b u sin ess h e re is a lm o s t su sp en d ed . F o re s t fires of la rg e p ro p o rtio n * a re b u rn in g on th e n n rth , so u th a n d w est sid es of th e c ity . M any v o lu n te e rs a re figh ting to nave th e b u ild in g s of th e n earb y fa rm s fri>m d e stru c tio n . C h a rred b ra n ch e s a re b e ing c a rr ie d In to th e c ity by th e wind. F a i r and w a r m e r t on igh t and F rid ay . F resh s o u t h � eas t winds. A Political Library Free T h e re.;>ubl!can p la tfo rm , th* d em o cra tic p la tfo rm . 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I enclose h e rew ith tw o cen ts in s ta m p s fo r re tu rn postage on a fro* copy o f th e P o litica l l o c k � age. N am e ......... S tre e t ............................... .......... .. C i t y ........................................................... S ta t* ......................................................... INQUEST WAIVED IN PECK DEATH MADISON E L E CT R I C W O R K E R I E L E C T R O C U T E D BV LIVE WI RE N E AR DE F O R E S T I No In q u est will be held o v er th e j den. th of A lb e rt Peck, aged 36, w ho . e tu i k illed by a IL** w ire w hile work- ! lng on a pole n e a r De F o re s t y e s te r � day a fte rn o o n . C o ro n e r W. E . C a m p � bell h a s decided. Peck, who lived on M arsh a ll road, w as em ployed . by -he B lack H aw k E le c tr ic com pany , 301-306 S ta te s tre e t. H e w as th e f a th e r of s ix ch ild ren . Peck w as a t w ork w ith A. W . B u r� k e tt o f P o y n e tte , fo rem an of th e crew p u ttin g up 'he w ire lines. B u rk e tt saki he w as a t w ork on one pole an d P eck on a n o th e r . P eck w as try in g to a d ju a t a w ire on th e pole an d th rew a g u y w ire o v e r tw o s tra n d * co m p le t� ing th e c ircu it. H e is sa id ting to Imvo tetked th e w ires a n d found them n u n -co n d u ctiv e . T he shock knocked P eck from th e pole. b u t he c lung to th e guy wire, l id d in g h is fe lt ita l be tw een h is h ands, B u rk e tt succeeded in c u ttin g th e w ire w ith p liers, b u t wa* severe ly shocked. W orkm en a tte m p te d to rev iv e Peck. T h e p u lm o to r a t th e M adison police s ta tio n w ns se n t fo r b u t e ffo rts to r e � v ive P eck proved fnudie**#. P eck had been in th e em ploy of th e B lack H aw k com pany a b o u t th ree rn on tim. P rev io u sly he had been e m � ployed by th e M adison G as a n d E le c � tr ic co m p an y a b o u t fo u r y ears. H e w a s born a t C ro ss P la in s in UH! luid m arried in 19t)6 a t F re e p o rt. B e � s id e s h is wulow, M rs. M inn ie Peck. he Is su rv iv e d by six ch ild ren . Violet, H enry , E lizabeth . E lean o r, AntSkbeiie, and D oro thy . E ig h t s is te r s an d five b ro th e rs a lso su rv ive . T hey a i r Mrs. J a n .e e C o r� co ran . Mrs. M J . P w tz b o rn , Mollie, l o Tusi a n d M .nruo, a ll of M adison, .Mrs. E. H. S h affer of M iddleton, M rs. P. M, Ess* r o f Crrs-ei P la in s , M rs. J. P re iv e of P o rta g e , M atthew and J o � seph P eck of M adison, M elvin of Crow* P la ins, O tto o f M inneapo lis an d G eorge of M iddleton. BY W E B B MI LLER I O N I RJN Poland b a s ga ined no- uabio v ic to ries in a pisdimlnrory peace a g ree m e n t w ith Hu.-m.i. The Poles g a la a n o th e r co rrid o r, s e p a ra tin g I tu ss ia an d L ith u a n ia , m ore te r r i to ry to th e e a s t and a b e t� te r t ra n s p o r ta tio n serv ice . T h e a r � m is tice and p re lim in a ry peace a g re e � m ent, effec tive F rid a y , p rov ides fo r -5 d ay s o f jx'hcc, w ith o p p o rtu n ity for a u to m a tic ex ten sio n . M eanw hile ligh ting c o n tin u ed on all fron ts, w ith th e Polish troo jis re p o r t � ing fu r th e r a d v an c es to th e e as t. A B erlin d isp a tc h sa id It Was r e � p orted th e re th a t G eneral M liken ho had jo ined th e red s In lig h tin g G en � e ra l W ran gel. P E A S A N T S " I N S U R G E " An unconfirm ed d isp a tc h to Tho D aily E x p re ss from W arsaw sa id th e v an g u ard of th e t'k r& nm n tro o p s w as n e a r Kieff an d th a t in su rg e n t p e a s� ant� -w ee * ti reci ted I U t h a t ci ty � v ita l p o in t fo r th e so v ie ts becau se c f i ts ra il connec tions. P o lish troops, acco rd in g to th is rep o rt, w ere only 15 m iles from M insk. T he R u sso -P o lish peace conf* reno- h av in g reached a p re lim in a ry ag ree - m en t a t B iga. en su in g n e g o tia tio n s p robab ly will be c a rr ie d on In London o r P a ris , a cco rd in g to re p o rts here T he a rm is tic e a g ree m e n t p rov ided defin itely for 25 d ay s of peace, w hich m ig h t bo b roken on 36 h o u rs ' notice . A fte r 25 d ays, th** a rm is tice will be co n tin u ed a u to m a tica lly , su b je c t to te rm in a tio n on lo d ay s ' notice, RIGA A G R E E M E N T A ccord ing to Th** M drn lng P o st, the agre* m ent reach ed a t Riga provuJe.ket w hen he w as d e ta in ed , is eu.d to twuv* been u n d e r su rv e illa n ce s ince Jo n . I, on susp ic io n of . urn p u r ity in th� sen d - l r g of bom bs th ro u g h th� m ails in .May, 1119. C h arles Itu*ulo, 24; V incen t A lm to 22, an d F ra n k D srro, 23, w ore da- ta-im d a f te r a ra id on a b a r b e r ^ In w hich 13 I ta l ia n s w ive a m . -r id . T w o bugs of b lack le w d e r wei found I tx th e shop. Sparkling Field ing Feature* Fast W orld Series C on� test; Robins H ave Edge in G am es as T eam s Leave for O hio to Continue Classic BY HENRY L. FARRELL 1^' BBKTS FIELD, Brooklyn Brooklyn forged to the lead in th e 1 * ^ 1920 baseball derby here this afternoon when Sherrod Sm ith, pitching n ta rec hit game, gent the Indians down to defeat, 2 th I. The game count in the series now stands 2 to I, with the Robins on the long end. The teams travel to Cleveland tonight with th� Robins in a favorable strategic position for the renewed hostilities in tile Ohio city Saturday. Supported by a scintillating infield defense, Smith turned in one of tin* prettiest pitched games ever seen in a w orld's series. I le w as n e v er In d an g er. C lev e� lan d 's one ru n w as d irec tly d ue to a schoolboy e r ro r by th e v e te ran /.ach W heat .n th*- fo u rth round , w hen he let T ri* s p e a k e r 's v icious double roll be tw een h is legs to th e fence. W hile he w as re tr ie v in g th e ball, th� In d ian ( hi* f e a s ily -com ph ted th e c ir ru l t . W ith � out W heat'* e rro r , S p eak er would have been le ft m arooned on th e b ases, a s th e nex t tw o b a tsm en w ere easy I n � field outs. B R I L L I A N T I NF I E L D Ivy O lson, little P e le K ilduff an d Mg E l K onetehy fu rn ish ed th e fielding firew orks o f th e fray . Olson covered acre* of g ro u n d a t sh o rt and h is th ro w � ing w as perfec tion . K ilduff pulled tw o sp e c ta c u la r fielding s tu n ts , w hile H oney a t first p e rfo rm ed like a y o u n g � ste r. H igh t in th e sam e c la ss w ith th is tr io w ere G eorge B urns, w ho sn ag - g* i a foul w ith one h an d out of a r ig h t Held Dix, .m d T um m y G riffith , who m ade a rig h t field ca tch of th e r e g u � la r sp e a k e r v a rie ty . B erend ju d g m en t In d ica te s th a t .Speaker m ade a tac tic a l m is ta k e w hen Im se n t B ay C aldw ell to th e box to s ta r t th e gam e. T he ta ll r ig h t h a n d � e r w as w obbly from th e s ta r t . A fte r w alk ing O lson, young Jew ell, who had un off day , ad ded to C aldw ell's t r o u � bles by fu m b lin g G riffith 's easy ro ller. f l i t s by W heat an d M yers follow ed , _ ^ " .aid tw o ru n s w ere ac ro ss th e p lat* to B u rn s; Jo h n s to n to K dduff . I ttu g mu- Was over sn fa r a s tho , e . #n* In d ian a w ere concerned . M ads, whi C leveland- AB R H PO A E Evans, lf ............ - 4 0 0 2 0 0 W s m by, 2b ................ 3 0 0 2 2 0 Speaker, cf . ................ 4 I 1 2 2 0 Burns, 1b ................ 3 0 0 12 0 0 G ardner, 3b ................ 3 0 0 0 0 0 W ood, r f . . . ......... 3 0 0 I 0 0 Sewell, ss . . 2 0 0 2 3 I O 'N e ill, e 3 0 2 2 2 0 N u n tm s k tr , o . . . . . . 1 0 0 0 0 0 C ald w ell, p ................ I 0 0 0 0 0 M sils , p . . . ............ ~ 2 0 0 1 3 0 Uhle, p ......... ................ 1 0 0 0 I 0 J s m iM o n , k ................ 0 0 0 0 0 0 T o ts ls i - Rsn fo r B rooklyn- .............. 30 1 3 24 O 'N s ill in eighth. 13 I Olson, ss . . . . . � . � . . . 2 I 1 0 6 0 Johnston, 3b ..............3 0 0 0 4 0 G riffith , r f ................ I I 0 2 0 0 N ot*, r f . . . . ................ 3 0 0 0 0 0 W h ee l, lf . . ................ 4 0 3 1 0 I M yers, cf ................4 0 2 I 0 0 K onetehy. 1b K ild u ff, 2b . . . . . . . . . 3 0 0 17 2 0 ................ I 0 0 2 . 0 M ille r, e . . . . . . . __ _ I 0 0 I 0 0 S m ith , p . . . ................ 3 0 0 2 2 0- - w. rn- tm m mmm T o ts ls . ............. .2 5 2 . 27 20 I Cl*c*l*nk ................. 0 0 01 0 0 0 0 0- I Brooklyn ______ 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 *-2 S u m m a r y t T wo bas* hits, Speaker . Sacrifice h i t s : J oh ns t on , Kilduff an d Miller. Doubt* plays! Mai ls to Bu rns ; Ol � son to Kilduff to Ko ne t ehy; W limby to l>. B A R O N A L IO T T I MINISTER TO U. S. R O M E B aron A lllotfl hn* been a p � po in ted am ba** r to th e U n ited S ta te s , it w as officially an n o u n ced to � day. L I Q U O R W O R T H $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 SEIZED I M IL W A U K E E - L iquor, valued a t } $19,000, w as m ixed in a ra id in a dow n- ! I tow n bu ild ing la te y e s te rd a y . F o u rteen : I c ases of w hiskey, a larg e q u a n ti ty of I b ran d ies , gin and w ines w ere found ! I s to red in a b a th h o u se . T he case will J I bo p resen teal to th e federa l g r a n d Jury i to r a c tio n . POSSES SEEKING E S C A P E D T L U S T Y M ICH IG A N CITY, Ind - P osses to � d a y se a rc h e d fo r Jo h n V aughn , �*- j caped convict, who*" d isa p p ea ran c e 1 from th e �tate p rison he re M onday j n ig h t s im u lta n eo u s ly wi t h th e v an ish - ! ing o f W a lte r Young. 13, h a s cau sed i w idesp read a la rm . V aughn, sen ten ced I to life im p riso n m en t for th e m u rd e r of ! a ch.Id, wa* k n ow n to be fond o f the J ch ild an d w as o ften p e rm itte d to &. ! w ith him . T h e tw o d isap p ea red M onday n ig h t ! V aughn who ig SO. w aa a t ru s ty a n d i w as well liked by a u th o rit ie s . W hen ; he d id n 't tu rn up it w as th o u g h t he j had s tra y e d a w ay . B ut w hen he c o n � tin u ed to r -rn a in aw ay an d th e boy I w as rep o rted rn seing, poesies were I form ed to con fig c t a sea rch , j P riso n officials reg ard ed V au g h n as i ha rm less. He w as k now n to h av e a * orgy m g lu r ch ild ren . H e l p the Public Welfare Association One a Dollar Two a Dollar Be Taxed for a Tiny Tim on Tag Day, Saturday , re lieved the b ea ter C aldw ell, p itched I fa ir ly good ball and . in sp ite of a ten - dency to be wild, kep t th* H peakcrite* I aw ay from th e scoring s ta tio n u n til I tie w as re lieved by I hie in th* e ig h th . I C hic p e rfo rm ed accep tab ly an d wits riot sco red on. W H E A T STAR B A T T E R Zilch W h ea t c a rr ie d aw �y ti� h i t � ting honor* o f th e day. T h ree sing les in four tu n e s a t ha t h a lf of B rook� ly n 's to ta l accu m u la tio n of bas� b its ran g off h is w icked ash. l i t M yers a lso had a good day w ith tw o sin g les to h is c red it. B rooklyn'* s ix th h it w as acc o u n te d for by O lson. Hprta*op's tm nds. W om by ; v.alked. K p m k er out, Jo h n s to n to Ko- neiehy . W om by g ong to nsoond. B urns . out, I t Ison to K onetehy. No ru n s, no I hit*, no orrora. S m ith had a difficult first inn ing . It* I v a * wild a n d earn ed n e rv o u s. Mli- I fbi nils here, w ho h ave g a th e red eviller - .. fr rn 300 sa loons th a t beer w ith a ki rk in it is being sold. Fedora P ro h ib itio n A gent T h o m a s J. O 'B rien , w ho h a s been m ak in g th e ln - vest igat ion, ra id th e b re w e rs have be.-n m ak in g toter and p u ttin g m ore a l � cohol in to it th an th e law a llow s an d th a t, in ad d itio n , they h av e evaded p ay itig a fe d e ra l tax of $12 p e r ba rre l. 'T h e only way to s to p th e sa le r f real tie* r is by p rev en tin g its m atin* A c t u r e " sa id O 'B rien . " I fe a r the . (-em inen t m ust a d z e Bu- b rew eries if it is found they o re tu n k big illegal bev* (a g e n " S t r uck out by Smi th , 2; by Mails, 2. Bases on b a l i t i OH Smi th , 2; Mails, 4; Caldwai l I. Umpi ras Oday, Dinsen, Klem a n d Connolly. 2 DEAD 30 HURT IN SHIP BLAST T A N K E R B L OW S U P AT DOCK; A C E T Y L E N E TORCH CAUSE OF E X PL OS I ON NKW YORK T w o persona a ra know n to be dead, fou r o th e r ars u n � acco u n ted fo r an d bet ween 20 and 30 o th e rs in ju red a s a re su lt o f an e x � plosion,

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