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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
JACKSON
FR|DAYFOR BOUT
WITH BOBBY HAYS
Oklahoma Cyclone Wires That
He Is in Tiptop Condition.
King and Logan Meet in
Main Event Also.

Nate jackson, the Oklahoma cyclonNl
VINO meets Bobby Hays In the main end
Or the double windup at the New Lyric
Monday night, Is expected in Memphis
Friday night. Jackson has wired that
he will do light work here Saturday and
the battle gets under way.
Nate has been in fair shape through
the summer, having spent most of his
TIME in the open, n his start against
Hays will be his first real trial OF the
year. jackson has picked out a mighty
tough puncher to pen with, but Is con-
fident OF romping home with the deci-
sion.
Jackson Is one Lad who fears no one
alive. He is not strong on punching,
but he Is a bear in every other line. He
has speed and the heart, and he moves
In only one direction, which Is I . ward
Hays has been working with Gene
belmont and looks to be far better than
he was before he donned the khaki
This will be the first time Hays has
boxed before the local fans since his
discharge from the army. While he
was a soldier he participated in APP
proximately so bouts, and kept in fine
shape as a result.
belmont states that Bobby is punch :
ing harder than ever before, and has
improved In a startling manner. He
isn't the wild mauler of other days, but
is more determined and farther ID
yanced.
In the other half of the windup, Bert
King and Shifty Logan, 150-pounders
will meet. King is a product of the
army and Is said to carry dynamite in
! either hand.
The Fighting Editor and Young Jack
Dempsey start off the bill with a six
round skit. The tax will range from 81
cents to a buck.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
MATCH RACE ON
CLEVELAND CARD
A ----@----~
Walter Cox and Tommy Muir
ply to Drive Trotters After
Seasons Record.

CLEVELAND, Aug. S.-A special
match race in which Walter Cox will
drive bis Lu Princeton and Tommy
Murphy his Ante Guy, recognized al
probably the two fastest trotters in
training. in a 1908 heat contest, was
the headliner on the grand circuit pro.
gram at North Randall today. A bonus
will be awarded to the one which beats
2:o3 and thereby establishes a new sea
sons trotting record.
]. l.. Dodge. of the Hollywood farm
Lexington, KY, had a field day Q
terday, furnishing the winners of the
two feature events.
Trotting the fastest two heats of the
season for three -year-olds, Dodge drove
Periscope to the front in straight heats
In the championship stallion stake val
ued at $9,405, the first futurity this
year for three -year-oh trotters.
His other victory was when he took
the Plain Dealer purse Of s $1,000 with
Hollywood Kate.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
Now Is a Good Time to
Drive Out Catarrh

remedy. made from roots and herbs
direct from the forest, which combat
disease germs in the blood. This great
remedy has been used for more than
fifty years, with most satisfactory re-
suits. 1t has been successfully used by
those afflicted with even the severest
cases of Catarrh. 1t relieves Catarrh,
for It treats the disease at its source.
S. s. s. is sold by druggists everywhere.
For the benefit of those afflicted with
catarrh we maintain a medical depart
ment in charge of a specialist skilled
in this disease. II you will write us
fully, he" will give your case careful
study. and write you Just what your
own individual "a requires. No
charge Is made for this service. Ad-
dress Swift Specific Co., 2e2 Swift Lab
oratory, Atlanta, Ga. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
RAaRlA RBNlB
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE. 49,
Little Rock .'1ol 100 900 900 O--S > .
New Orleans. 020 900 O01 900 IA 10 .
Karr and Brottem; Lee and Agnew,
Deberry.
At Birmingham R.H.E;
Chattanooga o OF 0 0 0 0 Ga 9 1
Birmingham 20 0 0 0 0 0 l 1-2 s l
Noel and Neiderkorn; sigman and Pc
tiers,
| Atlanta .......O 030 0 0 0 1 "a 7 o
Jonnard and Street; Thorburn and
Higgins.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Al Philadelphia1First game R.H'Es,
Philadelphia % o5OSoo ii 5 0
Cicotte and Schalk; Perry and Per-
Second Game,)
Chicago .u...0 0 | Q l 0 0 . % Is 2"
PhiladetMhia II o 0 0 0 0 '--3 , o
Williams and Schalk; MAYOR and
Perkins.
: At Boston R.H.E,
Cleveland 100 81 l3 9.
Boston .......7 1000 0 0 IS o
Myers, Uhle Ind O'Neill; Pennock,
Russell and Schang.
At Washington R.H.E.
IJGlTOll .....U U q " " " " " " - y v
Wash'ton 20 0 O021oDO % 10 /
Emke, Ayers, Dauss and A%insmith;
Erickson and Charity,
At New York-First game; RH.E.
st. Louis ...,l 0003l 0 0--5 II |
New York ..,.1 10000 0 l--3 10 2
shocker and SEVERED; Quinn, Mo-
Second Cameo
New York .,,.8 i /, 1050'--S 10 /
sothoron, Wright and SEVERED; Mays
and Hannah.
NATIoNAt LEAGUE nuns.
e eSst2R ' ..:.:.S SSSS9sSiG$:-s 4 3.
Fliingim, Cheney, McoYplan and will
son, Gowdy; Martin and 0sTarrell
At st. Louis RH.E,
81. Louis III 2ooooo o. il z
Barnes, Benton and Gonzales; Ames,
Doak, Goodwin, jacobs and Clemens.
At Pittsburgh R.H.E
Philadelphia Il oo00o13o- 5 . .
Pittsburgh :. o 100000 % /
k RI GID epa TEasesser' Miller an" ali. liz.
Cincinnati % sSis6oS.- lS i6 )
Grimes, Mitchell and Wheat; Kruger,
ElIer and Wlngo, Allen.
-
e~UTH ATT A Tic LEAGUE.
Charlotte II, Charleston 9
Spartanburg FL, Augusta SO.
Columbia 8, Greenville 10.
AMEeichN hsscrt'Ti0N.
MINNEAPOLIS 1874, Louisville 3-5.
, Milwaukee 0, Columbus 3.
st. Paul 4, Toledo 10.
Kansas City IL, indianapolis 5.
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INTERNATIONAL EAGuE.
Reading OIL, Buffalo SILL.
Baltimore 7. Toronto |.
Newark 4 Rochester 8.
Jersey City 81. Binghamton o-s.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Shreveport 5, Galveston 4.
Dallas I, San Antonio 3.
Waco 5, Beaumont ],
Fort Worth S, Houston 4,
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Petersburg 3, Newport News 1.
Portsmouth 81, Suffolk IA.
Richmond 2. Norfolk 5.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
BELMONT LEAVES
FOR TEXAS BOUTS

Gene belmont, Memphis lightweight.
leaves SUNDAY for Texas, where he. has
a number OF bouts engaged for the com
ing season. His first stop is at FL
Paso, where he tackles Otto Wallace
in a l5-round mill Labor day Wallace
is going great these days, and belmont
looks for tough SEEDING.
Other affairs include Bobby Waugh
in Dallas, and Freddy Hill In Fort
Worth.
Delmont's match with Wallace will
mark his first appearance in a United
states I since his return from
France. One OF his last feats in Paris
was the capture of the French light
weight title from Ferro, the frog
champ.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
MATINEE PROGRAM-SOUTHERNERS GOLNG up
CARL MAYS HURLS
YANKS TO VICTORY

NEW YORK. Aug. S-New York and
81. Louis broke even IN their double
header here yesterday, st. Louis win
ming the first game, 6 10 3. and the
Yankees winning the second, S to 2.
Carl MAYS, the pitcher suspended by
President Johnson, OF the American
league, won the second game for New
York, An injunction obtained by the
New York club restraining the American
league from preventing MAYS from
pitching was served on Hildebrand and
Moriarty. the umpires, and Robert
Quinn, business manager Of the st
Louis team. There was considerable
kicking by ST. Louis over the bail Mays
was using and Umpire HildebrHnd for
warded one Of the balls to league head
quarters.
MAYS pitched a strong game, striking
out nine men.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
/. PLUVIUS IS
BIGGEST FACTOR
| IN TRIBES WIN
ihiCkS Beat Mobile in Bob
Tailed Affair 4 to 2 When
Tiny GOOdbred 0uthurIS
kelIar HaSty.

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II A b~ob-tailed baseball
u game was played In Mo
"A ~.y bile Thursday and won
w. by the Chicks by the
E score OF 4 to 2. RaiG
H fell in TORRENTS in the
sixth round which made
- - further play impossible,
Ind as the Tribe was in front at the
time, they received the decision. Tiny
Toodbred, the biggest pitcher in the
eeague, was pitted against Kellar Hasty,
The bone Of contention between Charley
Frank and Jawn d. Logan, and both
Goodhred and Hasty had their troubles
all the way.
The Chicks opened the game with a
tally. With C~hristenbury out the way.
~ days work within itself, Manda
singled The hit and run was put on,
Carroll bounding a hard rap which Nc
MILAN tagged. but not in time to
hail Carl at second. Mcmillan
then attempted to exus aish
Carroll at first, but made a wild heave
and Manda took third, with Caro-,
pulling up at second. urlffin Their shot
a solid smash to left for n bag on
held az second by Tutweiler's quick re-
turn Of the ball.
The Bears went into the lead in tho
second, Miller drew a pass and ad-
vanced on an infield out. After an
hother Bear had been Gagged, Meyer
doubled to right center, scoring Miller.
Meyers scored when Golvin doubled t.
left II was in the third that the Mem
phians started stalling because it looked
like rain, but the rain VRas only spoofini
them, and not until later did It rain
when the game was called 20 minute.
till the wet spell faded away.
Chicks Win in Fourth.
The Tribe went out and won in thu
Fourth. Griffin led with a single n
Lewis sacrificed. Biscnoff singled ana
sents Griffin over with the tying run.
Ducote made a good throw to the plate
In an effort to get Griff, but was late.
B1schoff tore out for second on the
throw-in and Manager Coleman made
a wild heave to the middle bag in al
effort to check the Chick catcher,
kBischoff going to third. Conway drew
kfoSr Epalls and stole second. High was
Smothered by Hasty, bur Goodbred shot
p single to right which sent Bischoft
Rnd Conway across with sufficient runs
no win. f
n Both clubs were at It hammer and
longs the rest Of the way until the sixth
was reached, when another downpour
|fSme n turned the reid into a sea
~ mud and ruck, making further play
|lmpossibie.A
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
LOOKOuTS WIN.

BIRMINGHAM, Aug S-Obtaining a
lead OF three runs In the early innings
a lead which the locals were not able
to overcome, Chattanooga Thursday
defeated Birmingham in the first game
OF the series 3 to 2. Neiderkorn's long
triple In the first scoring Neusel ahead
OF him, "a a feature Of the game.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
It May Not Be Troubling You
During the Warm Weather,
But It Is Still in Your Blood

Catarrh is not only a disgusting dis
ease. but is a dangerous one, and you
should never let up in your. efterts to
get 1t out of your system until you
have done it thoroughly. Get rid of 1t,
whatever it costs o in trouble and
money.
Mild weather win aid the treatment
and this Is an excellent time to thor
oughly cleanse the blood Of the germs
of Catarrh and be forever rid Of the
troublesome sprays and douches that
can only relieve you for a time.
S. S. IS. is a purely vegetable blood
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
A TRIM CARDS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug S~-Goodwin could
not hold the lead his teammates had
given, weakening in the eighth when
triples by McCarty and Barnes scored
the run that enabled New York TO
nose out ST. Louis Thursday, 5 to 4.
Goodwin relieved Doak in the second,
when the Giants were about to score
their second run
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08

WESTERN LEAGUE.
TIGERS CLIMBING,

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA base on
balls to Bush, Young's sacrifice and
Cobb's single in the ninth inning yes
terday gave Detroit a 4-to-3 victory
and a clean sweep Of the series Of three
games over Washington. As n result
Detroit gained half n game on Chicago
and now Is only five games back OF
the league leaders who split even In
a double header at Philadelphia.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08

President James Brewster. of Seattle,
seems to have lost faith In Bill Ciymer
when it comes to buying ball players
from major league clubs, for 1t Is an
nounced that Brewster is making a trip
East to do a little PLAYER purchasing
on his own account. IT'S q bit late
to make this move now, but no harm
will be done II Mr.. Brewster finds out
a few things for himself.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08

Summary: Two-base hits-Meyers,
Golvin. Sacrifice hits-Lewis, Bischoff.
Stolen bases-Sohepner, Conway, Good
bred. Double plays-Meyers to McMil-
Ian to Golvin; Ghristenburyi to- Griffin.
Struck out--By Hasty /; by Goodbred
2. Bases on balls--Off Hasty q; off
Goodbred 2. Left on .basesrMobile A.,
Memphis 6. Time-1:20. Umpires-
Blackburn and Williams.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
Reds Hare Easy
Time Trimming
The Robins 1870

CINCINNATI Aug. S,-The Cincin-
natl team INDUCED In much free hit
ting Thursday and ran up a score OF
10 to 0 In their last game with Brook
Ign. Eller pitched remarkable ball,
only 20 men facing him in the nine in
nings. Sherwood Magee returned to left
field for the Reds after an absence OF
several weeks on account of illness.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
WHERE THEY PLAG
W8HAR81F


SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis at Mobile.
Nashville at Atlanta.
Little Rock at New Orleans.
Chattanooga at Birmingham.
-B
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at Philadelphia
st Louis at New York.
Only games schedHhaA
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston At St. Louis,
Brooklyn AZ Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08

Round 2,
Summer, 1919,
Championship. =
Mere Man
VS..
General Humidity.
This Round
Will Be Decidedly
In Mere Mans
Favor If He
Attends a Sale Of
Athletic Union
Suit Style
Underwear We
Intend to Pull
Tomorrow.
Soft Cotton
Nainsook-
Roomy, Cool
Kind.
Price Would
Be Much More
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
VIRGINIA

Petersburg 3. Newport News 1.
Portsmouth 6-1, Suffolk Ia.
Richmond 2, Norfolk 8.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08

OBILE, Ala, Aug. g.
A bob-tailed baseball
game was played In Mo
bile Thursday and won
by the Chicks by the
score OF 4 to 2. RaiE
fell in TORRENTS in the
sixth round which made
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
Oliver Diokey g OF Washington. and
Viola c. STARK. >. Of Richmond. Va The Rev.
D. NJ. Brown.
Franklin l. Shafer. %. Of Bladzsb1rr. Va.
and Mary b. Banner, $, Of Washington. The
Rev. d. NJ Brown.
Steward P Lewis. 80, and Mary A. Mathiot,
- both Of Washington. The Rev. H W.
Stowell.
Walter c Brown. q. and Mary z Leane. Is.
both Of Washington Tie Rev. A. NJ. MA-k
Robert J. Perew, IS. OF Philadelphia. Pa.
and Bernioce Z. Strahan, 81. Of Washington
The Rev. W p Johnston.
Robert Il McArdler IS, Of Homer. Mich.
and Edith P. Miller. s. Of Marshall, Mich
The Rev. G. l. Humphrevs
Frank L. Gibboney, 3, and Bessie B. Giles.
IS. both Of Roanoke, Va. The Rev. Il. T.
Stevenson.
Herman H Keller. .. Of Cedar Bluffs. Neb
and Ruth L. Farmer. 3, Of Washington. The
Rev. H /. Stewart
David T Walters. S, Of youngstown, Ohio.
Rev. A. 7. Anderson.
Joseph r Hawkins, 81 and ErhA V Haw-
kinN 3, both Of Scrabble, Va The Rev. H
T. SteTsuson.
John A Minor. y. of Newport News Va.
and Name Lrlns, q, oE Upper Zion Va
Tie Rev. II T Stevenson
Samuel TOer, .. and Eva Fun. p both Of
Washington The Rev. G. SilTerstone
Charles W Spittle, D. and I've NJ. Hamilton,
s. both Of RicamOnd. Va The Rev. h T.
Stevenson.
Paul Arendes, -, and Anne ?. NAlly. .,
bo.h Of Washington The Rev. Il. A. Maker, y.
Charles {. NoSel, jr.. .. and Katherine A.
Eford. =. both Of Washington The Rev J.
\. Smith.
RAYMOND h. Lee, IS. and Emma F Boswell,
Is. 10th Of Washington The Rev. J. Z
HOrstkamp.
Col. Vladimir S Hurban. y. and Olga C
Boor, =. both Of Washington The Rev. L
Novensky
CoLoRED.
Cornelius Duckett, % Of Poruftet Nd. sad
Emma B. L. Willis, 81. Of Washington TIE
Rev. l. C. Shesfe.
Theodore Boswell, 3. Of Arlington. Va. and
Anna Strange, .. of Seminary, Va The Rev.
Il. Barnes.
Adam Williams, 2. and RoSiA Dorsey. 3,
both-of Washington. The Rev. 4. J. oldS
Lawrence Red, q. and Eunnie Kelly. 2, both
Of Washington. The Rev. T. Parker.
Jesse Swain. Z. and Genevisve Holm, 70.
both Of Washington. The Rev. NJ ". Clair.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New York. Aug. 6-The following
Washingtonians arrived at New York
hotels today:
Miss E. Boyce, Martha Washington:
H. J. Burch, wallick: J. r Creigh-
ton, Herald Square,. Miss a. Ebinant,
Latham; Miss NJ Ebinant, Latham;
J. S. Gatsell, Breslin; H. A Hadheld,
Grand; F. Hertenstein- Breslin; A c.
Hurdman. Marlborough; Mrs. A c.
Hurdman, Marlborough: B. r. King,
Albert; A P. Lindd, Collingwood; R
B. Mahany. Continental: E. NJ. Miller,
Albert; r. E Mitchell, Grand; W. c.
Oehlman, Broadway Central: R c.
Ponton, Collingwood; D. Sardanan,
Alcazar; Frances z. Smith, jr.. Marl-
borough: Robert T. Smith. MarIbor-
ough; H. r Snyder, Breslin; A
Steele, Latham; F. z. Thatcher, IT,,
Herald Square; W. H. Trotter. Grand !;
A. P. Wikof. Marlborough; Mrs. A.
P. Wikon, Marlborough; A. L. Wills,
Collingwood; Mrs. NJ. E. Zepp, Herald
Square.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Phone
Main $500
CHARGES wife
ABUSED CHILD
Joseph I. Klawans Accuses
Suing Spouse Of Mistreat-
ing Step-Daughter.

Little Aimee navans years
old daughter OF Joseph 7. hawanx
Of the Ashley apartments. by q for
mer marriage, was the object of
abuse and cruelty by Kls~ans' sec
ond wife, Mrs. Gertrude kronheim
Klawans, the husband told the Dis
trict Supreme Court yesterday in
his cross bill for a limited divorce
Mrs. Klawans refused TO allow the
child 70 wear clean clothes. the
husband declares. and whipped her
on the slightest provocation-
During last winter. the husband
AYERS, his wife developed q course
child and made her stay on the
porch on bitter cold morninss re-
fusing TO let her walk OF exercise
Kiawans accuses his wife of being
lavish and e1trsvaSant =
Kawans denies being worth 5000
as alleged by his wife, placing his
wealth at 1850, which he claims Ia
tied up in industrial securities He
further denies that his wife need, $40
for her support, giving as a mason
the assertion that she has secured
work in Leesburg. Va. as a trained
nurse with a salary Of 400 a month.
board and room
The afternoon, after her alleged De-
sertion, June 70 last. he declares. Mn.
Klawans announced publicly at a
card game that she never intended
TO return 70 him He does not want
her to return, Rswans declares. be-
cause he is afraid she might again
abuse his little daughter.
Attorneys King. Simon. Young.
Roenigsberger and Wolf appear for
the husband
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
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Navy Yard News

Abe Spectre. OF the east gun shop.
had an enjoyable three days In New
York.
Ray Ford. Of the tool shop. h,.
returned from a motor tour through
Virginia
Charles McGrsw, Of the rubber
stamp department, is suffering from
neuritis in his right arm
H c. Morri,. Of the power plant
has announced his engagement 10
Miss Mae McKnew.
Harry Seaton, Of IN. broadside
mount shop. went TO Morrantovn In
an hour and half
Samuel D. EerreIL OF the pack bit
division. reports an enjoyable trip to
LUray Caves.
Miss Alice Hoskinson- Of the ao-
counting orice, is on her vacation
c. B. Dell. Of the runners work
shop. is progressing nicely with his
chicken farm
Francis c. schmrc has returned
from a business trip 10 Bridgeport
Conn.
Harry JoIline has bought . new
Ford.
Miss z. E. Ledeous. OF the tool
shop is oman extended trip through
the New England States.
The Clerks Union will have .
meeting tonight They will discuss
the high cost Of living. and how
best to make their allegedly insoe-
quate pay meet the inflated living
conditions.
W. H Sopher. Of the power plant
had a family reunion at his home
Sunday.
Charles B. Smith has been trace
ferred to the torpedo plant at Alet-
sndria. Va
Leo Taylor is enjoying his vacs-
tion at Colonial Beach
John SmaIlwood. Allen Hour ana
Arthur Bennett OF the Eunners'
work shop. have returned from q
fishing trip.