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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
WILL BUILD PARK ON SITE
OF LEES LAST B|V0uAC
Shaft to BE Erected Where Con-
fcderatc Leader Spent Last
Night Under CnnYuS.
,tSpecial to The rimcs-Dispatch.

tSpecial to The Times Dspatch.)
-, BUCKINGHAM. VA. August Is
here where General Robert Il. Lee
spent his last night under tent can
rass seems an assured thing. indeed.
part In raisinE funds for this laudable
object. have known no such word as
lail. and they have already on hand
around which they will continue to
build. until the desired sum Is oh
tanned. They undertook to raise funds
Tor soldiers monument at this place,
ana although they had adverse cir
'Nhistanccs, such az the failure OF Il
bank IN which their money WAS de-
posited, to contend with. yet they
pushed the matter. with tho result or
the beautiful shaft reared here to the
memory OF the Confederate dead. Nor
are they allowing the history of the
buckingham people took in II to 20
unrccordcd. and they have been com
pllincntcd as among the foremost so
rieties for the preservation Of war
history in the State today. The late
Captain Camm Paterson. Of pleasant
memory. started the ball rolling In
ing ground of tho noble Lee. who.
weary and hcartbrokcn. AS he wendell
his way from the scene OF the sur
render at Appomattox, passed through
Inc village here short while before
nighifall Of that cvcntful day; reach
!nE The old Shepherd homestead wien
dark was ovcrtnklng him. he ordered
ms tent made in "A shady dell near
ihc Shepherd house. where he spent
ms last night OF camp life. II is said.
Ihat patriotic old lady. Mrs. Martha
shepherd. hearing that SO distin-
Sulshcd Il guest was on her premises
sent HIM AN invitation to come and
SPEND The night under her roof but
with his usurl cordia! manner. nc
declined. saying ne preferred 10 spend
the night under his tent
not long before she death of Cap
tam Camm Pattcsun he and some
trends contributed :, sum which was
paid for the small monument which
now m:rks the spot where the tent
Was stid 10 have been raised I, Is
related that soldier following In
inc wake OF General Lees lonely.
march stopped AZ the Pearson home
h"re 10 tell Mrs Pearson that her
VINO we're killed In a certain action,
ana before she hnd long 10 suffer from
me SAD nc%s. her husband E.cDDod
ihto his home only tho worse by what
ne hhd endured in war. Another i'm
ctdcnt Is related where a man md
bcch reported slain and his funeral
Was III progress AZ Mulberry Grove
thnrch when the man. ii MIR. Woo,cn.
walked uO TO tho church hail and
hearty. Tnis article is By no means
q begging scheme, but anyone who
hrarS In tender memory those stirrin..
times ana who Is IN sympathy with
IN" effort 10 bcau,ify and common
ofa'e the spot where the great chief :
nan OF the lost cause spent his last
nlHf' IN camp. can send am con, RI =
hutton they may wish 10 MAKE TO Rcv.
mas hcen active in promoting the un
drrtIkinr
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NORTHUMB
Especial to Thc Tlmes-pisnat.

SpeG !IIct to The Times, Dispatch
Mig 'Hs nrab Rhnd,o,w,A "a august IS
tiyes in Tappahannock.
s,n Mri ard Mrs; J. Harper Brent and
ms parents. Dr. and Mrs. a. NJ. Brent,
AZ Roanoke" returned Saturday To-
anclr nome no me at HAMPTON. They wcru
Mrs. Randolph Stith Brent. who viii
WISH relatives in that city.
Miss kathrync helms accompanied
her friend, Miss Elsie O'Ncil. to ner
nome IN baltimore. and is spending
Tom and Robert Brent motored to
Colonial Beach last week. spending
inc night and day there.
ktrkia Baptist Camp closed OF,
sunday. and the crowd that day was
uhprcccdentcd. although there was a
large attendance all through the
week.
Cecil Anderson has returned from
Baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs Robert r. Marsh ana
Marian. ana son. Robert T.. Jr.. Of
Richmond. are visiting DR. Marsh's
nroihcr. r j. Marsh. a, Miskimon.
chnreh. and J. T. He e.. ' OF Mo
iol!y were recently In Heathsvillc
CURE Lconardtown ferry, ana re-
ports the ferry is getting good bust
& ness.
Miss Roxie bentley WAS the guest
week.
Miss Helen Davenport has resigned
the Bank of northumberland. and will
teach this coming season.
hicor a.. Shnnks sanitary dem
in FREDERICKSBURG recently. was
and Mrs Z. warren :dwa ar he OF Flee.
Camp in Hcathsvillc and attended
. CAMP.
After a months visit 10 Mrs. ]. O..
Rice Misses Iiazcl,ine and Margaret
l'almer have returned to Baltimore.
Ing. friends here.
Mrs. Mary Fiddler and Mrs. Mary
inEton and VIII spend some time Wis
itinE relatives and friends here.
MI MISC p: Jniiet,e o1mohundro Is home
Mcssrs. Tom and Rob sren; we're
RECENTLY visiting in Mora,tico.
,,, Mr.. NJ T. Bryant and daughters
visiting Mrs. j. 8. Humphreys, a,
MIS-. Mamie waynewrigh,, OF Rich
heN1 Iroihsr. Dr. ]. Hsmp,on Hare e"
Richmond. has teoined her little
AT Fairport
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hugh Smith spent
several days recently In the home
\ o! Il. II. Chiffon. kiimarnock
MISS Frances Curric was a recent
Gmcst OF Mrs. Anderson in Heaths-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. j G. Leland. OF Rich
mond. have been motoring through
the Northern Neck recently. Visiting
the formers home at Trvington.
Mrs. y. y. Garner and her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary, have gone to Cherry
stone to Join Mr.. Garner for the
remainder OF the Fishing season
DR. Grover Bache Gill. Of Northum-
hcrland. specialist in diseases of
ear nose and throat 'has opened up
offices in the Medical Science Build
ing. Washington.
IcathsvIlIe High School is still
lacking u.achers for this coming
session.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Omohundro and
Miss Louise Blundon. of Northum-
bcrland. were recent guests in the
home OF Willie Morgan. Warsaw.
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schools in Richmond. and who has
accepted position for tho coming
session in William and Mary Col
lege. at Williamsburg. has arrived
with his family from Duluth, Mimi.
where he has been for two years
connected with the schools there. He
Is visiting now in the homo OF
George Bland at Shacklcford's, the
father of Mrs. IIokc.
Mr.. Sydnor. of Sydnor &c Hundley.
and daughter, of Richmond. and Miss
Ellis. OF Ashland. who are touring
the state on pleasure trip. spent
Sunday In town. leaving here Monday
for Fredcrick sburg
Mrs. Theodore Williams and dauEh-
ter. Miss Ncttic Williams. who have
been visiting in Richmond. have re-
turned to their home here.
Mrs: Lucy Byrd Dudley has re
turned from delightful automobile
trip with her son. DIR. a. Douglas
Dudley. OF Norfolk and family. While
away they visited in the homes of
Colonel John X. Saunders. of Saludn.
Middlcscx. and DIR. Horace T.. Hos,
kins. then went to see another broth
or. DR.. r. X. Hoskins. in Mathew
County ~ -
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Ing maps APPS The judge on the bench
councillors for the state Crockett
y. Va and j. d. lee Lee. OF MOTOR;
those for the defense. j. r. Reid and
Frank Robertson. OF Norfolk. sheriff.
Charles NJ. LanShornc. Of Richmond:
The jury was composed entirely OF
the fair sex. who were influenced by
the prisoners good looks. and brought
IN verdict of not guilty" with the
injunction that when he was tempted
10 steal again. to choose hen in
stead Of rooster"
Monday night Mrs. Sidney Dargon.
| of Mobile, Ala. was hostess at ono of
the most enjoyable games of auction
bridge given at the Springs. The
siN tables were placed in the parlor.
with flowers and .cvergrecns. and
after the game Refreshments were
served. The prizes were Won by Miss
Erpell of Norfolk; Mrs. a. y. Ham
| Norfolk. and Mrs. Spencer. of John
| son City.
Mrs. II. G. Luck. and family. who
have spcnt several seasons at this
home in Houston. Texas.
and Mrs. W. Frank Robertson. Nor
Nora Taliaferro, Mes Katherine
Mott. Gloucester. Va: Mrs. J. Boyd
| John Boyd kindrick. Waynesboro
Ga: Miss Lillian White. Roanoke;
J. ID. Lee. Charlotte. ". G.: J. q. Clal-
borne. l.ynchburg: Mrs. y. L. Win
| gate, Miss l.. Wingatc, Miss Estha
| Wilson. Mrs. y. Walker. Norfolk;
Mrs, u. y. Merchant. Washington. D.
G.; j. y. Flanagan. Petersburg; J. 4.
Wilson. Harry Girvin. Roanokc: J.
5. Duval. Gloucester; II. T.. McCredy
| City Point. Va; Mr. and Mrs c. r.
| MaSill. Walter Magill. Charles Ma
| gill. Blaclesburg. Va: Mrs. H. e
I'm 1i.lt
Sara Lucy. Alinc Lucy. Houston
| Texas.
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CROCKETT SPRINGS

CROCKETT SPRINGS. August 2s.-
This past week might be called
"Childrens Week." from the many
pleasures and entertainments they
Tuesday nigh, the majority OF the
children at the springs took pa,t la
did creditabie acting. Miss Bertha
Leeds was stage manager and in
s;ructor and TO her is due the sue
cess OF the performance. Those in
beth Thomas: King Cole, Katherine
Moods; Mother Hubbard. Elizabeth
Woods: 30 Peep. Georgiana Talia-
ferro: Pipe Bearer, Ruby Lee Ander.
SON.: Bowl Bearer. Alice Taliafcrro:
Musicians. John Carter and Louise
anderson; Old Woman Who Lived in
James +. Woods. Jr.. Little Miss
MuiIitt. Dorothy Claiborne; Hot Cross
Buns; Jack Wegenhcim; Man who
Bought Himself "a Wife. sidney Har-
grave; Wife. Virginia Wcscy: Little
Boy Blue, William Tcsey; Jack. Will
lam Taliaferro: Jill. Ann Catictt.
Wednesday morning Mrs. W. Duval
Adams, of LynchburS. entertained at
Five Hundred" party for her young
daughter. Mary Duval.
Saturday morning Mr.. and Mrs. II.
dhrfhlcr. Virginia. at a card party OF
SIX tables. At both these last men
| toned entertainments pretty and APP
propriate, prizes were awarded the
successful contestants.
Saturday morning tho fourth Of the
weekly subscription card parties was
held. Auction and Five Hundred
were the games played. The prizes
az auction" were won by Mrs. Spcn-
Ger. or Johnston CITY. Mrs. j. T.
Reid. Of Norfolk, and DR.. w. Italia
ferro. OF Norfolk. The prizes for the
were awarded Miss Roberta Saun-
dcrs. of Portsmouth,; Mrs. l.. b. White.
Of Norfolk, and Luther Ti!lcr, of
Richmond. The consolation prize fell
TO the lot OF Mrs. Darjin. OF Norfolk.
An amusing mock trial was held
la the ballroom. The court convened
To try one +. II. Drewry. Of Peters
burg, for tho killing of certain
chanticler. The said chanticler had
Disturbed his and OF hcrs early morn
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OF Mir. and Mrs. J. 4. Hoofnasle.
Mrs. James Chenery Is visiting her
son son. Christophcr Chcnery. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson and
have returned to Norfolk after II
Mrs. iiii Carter. Mrs. Hill Carter.
Jr., and Clarence Carter are AT At
iantic CITY for several weeks.
some time after n visit in the home
of Mr. and Mrs; d: r; Midyette.
and Daphne Dugdaie returned Friday
from months visit 10 relatives at
Seabright. y. ].
70. Miss Gladys .nans,, Cline; of Houston.
with her sister. Mrs. Harry 4. Elicit.
Mrs; Clyde Barnes. Misses Barnes
and clyde Barnes. Jr. have returned
from Alton. where they visited Mrs.
Joe Dugdaie, of the $. $. Finland,
Red Star Line. has left for New York
after spending several days AT his
was the recent cues, Of Of Miss Julia
Miss Willie Walker; Q. Richmond
Hatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Peck enter.
their home. .'Tclcourt," during the
past week. The guests included
Miss Marion Couch, of Petersburg
Miss kinscy Bass, OF Richmond;
Miss Grace Moore. OF Ridgeway. "
G.: Messrs. Jack Austin and Junius
Banzct. of Ridgeway. y. G.
=. Mrs. Bane Manson. Of kenbridgc
Va, was the recent guest of Mrs
Leitch Wright.
Mrs. Russell Blanton is the guest
Mrs. ivey +. Lewis. ivcy +. Lewis.
Jr., and little Miss Margaret Lewis
have left for Raleigh, y. G.. to visit
relatives. AFTER a short visit here
Hunter.
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WEST POINT

WEST POINT. VA. August as.-As
august draws 20 close there is quite
an exodus Of those who have visited
west Point during tho summer. and.
during this week those who have
elected 10 80 away from town will
10 coming back renewed and re-
freshcd for the winters duties and
Pleasures: The schools Will open the
Eth OF september. with a fun corps
az teachers. Miss Katherine T.. How
n,fT,on, who took course at coium-
turned and will be principal. Miss
Mary crowdcr. OF Covington. Va:
Mss Rosa. Allen. Of Guinca's Minis.
and MISS Annie Meredith Kendall. OF
Misses Ruth Jarratt. OF Emporia
S4sie Corr and Net,ie Williams. OF
stss!on. are retained There is to be
male member OF the faculty. name
Yet unknown.
Mss Lucy L1pscomb entertained
fe Hses rs N hG 9ro,n S OF her Eges,s
reciiationS and delicious refresh mcnt :
added to a very pleasant; evening. The
Misses Fisher have returned TO their
home.
Miss Gladys Hester, who was re
injury from automobile accident about
ten days ago. has sufficiently rccov-
cred to return 10 her home in Chase
ani.eipated trip to virginia Beach on
account Of the accident. She spent
the enforced ten days in the home
o. her friends, Mr. and Mrs. John
sydney, Norris. John Taylor, who
was with her at the time OF the ac.
cllent. a brother OF Mrs Morris. ac-
cDmpanied her home. While here,
they enjoyed the hshing in the York
River very much
Mrs. II. I. Robinson, of Gintcr Park
Md, and her sisters. Mrs. Tate chen,
CITY. of Ashland and Mrs Walter 4 Il.
n
lug delightful ten days in West
i'oint, left for their homes on Mon
day afternoon
Professor X J. Hokc, who at one
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New Jersey. visiting their grand
NJ RS. Holloway. OF the Potomac Di-
vision. American Red Cross. was in
town this week arranging for tho
Eenbcrship drive in November.
Mrs. Il. Ray Shield and two chill
drcn went back to Washington We'd.
ncSday.
.."sday was the birthday % .sohn
Pollard. and he entertained that
evening t0c members OF tnc Oman
cock brass band with their wives and
swce thcarts at Il lawn party at his
home on Tiolly street
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tiscment of what Lydia E. Pinkhaln's
Vegetable Compound had done for
other women and decided to try it. 1t
surely did wonders for me. have no
pains now and 1 can do my house
work without any trouble at all. /
will always praise your medicine as I
do not believe there is n doctor that
can do as much good in female weak
ness, and you may use these facts as
testimonial" Mrs. LESTER +. WAR
NER. r. /, Box 50, Onalaska, Wis.
The reason women write such letters
to the Lydia +. Pinkham Medicine Co.
and tell their friends how they are help
cd is that Lydia i. Pinkham's Vegc-
table Compound has brought health
and happincsssinto their lives. Freed
from their illRess they want to pass
the good news along to other suffering
women that they also may be relieved.
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ASHLAND

ASHLAND. VA. August 2S.-L!,tlc
Miss Linda Blanton was guest OF
honor on Tuesday afternoon at a de-
lighttul party given by her aunt.
her birthday. The little guests en-
joyed games on the lawn. after which
dainty refreshments were served.
Misses Emily Redd Carter and
Mary DoZier Carter are spending
some time with their grandfather,
Col. Richard Lee. in sumter. S. G.
ter. of Rocky Mount. y. C. and Mrs.
Frank Banc and little Miss Mary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

cards Tuesday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Herbert Scads. of Altoona. Pa.
ton. W. Va.
). Miss Catharine BarGelt was hostess
for an informal dance "Wednesday
Street.
MIR. iIcnning and little son, of Ricn-
mond; are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
h. Allen.
Mrs. II. j. Scads and two children.
OF Altoona. Pa. are guests OF Miss
Fannie OFT
Mrs. Robert Merrill was hostess FOR
n Charming dance Friday cYanlnE
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afternoon for tho regular meeting of
the Five Hundred Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Walton have is
sued invitations for Il reception to Ia
given Tuesday evening. August 81. in
Walton. Jr.. and his lance. Miss
Frances Allen. The reception will be
held from 10 II. Miss Aliens mar
lowing the reception az the home OF
the brides father. Tiphen Allen,
at RED Banks" near Mount Jack
son.
Miss Annie Clover entertained al
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given in honor o. her sister and .hot6t
guest. Miss Evelyn fIancockss s$a;
Lynchburg. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Locke and Htt5s
in Richmond after visit 10 roiHs
tvs in Woodstock ~
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Superfluous Hair Roots
NoW RemSred at Home
"a Wonderful New Mcthod.)

GLORIOUS news for women troubled with
disfEuring hairy growing. Nv means of
an entirely new and very simple method
you can nov remove not only the surfa CO
hair. but the roots as we'll, Just get a
stick OF phela ciin" from your druvcIs,
follow the easy Observation-Disclosures the hair
roots come out before your very eyes,
Yes. you can hardly believe your eyes the
WORK Is done so quickly. completely
harmlessy.
Phelactine IL non-irritating. non odor-
Gus. non poisonous-cou!dn, hurt child
to cat i,.-Adv
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part Oh StOUlaCU
| could not lie in
bed. ] suffered
so it seemed "a
though l would
die and / was not
regular either. 1
S u n c r G d for n
year an d w a 9
unfit to do my
homework, could
only wash dishes
once in a while. I
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Rcndy To GIVE.

"Madge." said sick man to hi
wife. when the doctor had pronouncef
of my creditors call tell them thaty1
am at last in a position to give them
gomptbinp" ~ So 49,
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WOODSTOCK

'WOODSTOCk. VA. August 2S.-Mrs.
j. ID. Grabil was hostess Thursday
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HAS NO
PAIN NOW
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
for Mrs. Warner.

Onalaska. Wis.-"Everv month
had such pains in my back and lower
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There's no reason why person should take sckeninc
sarating calomcl when few buys large bottle
OF Dodsons Liver Tonca perfect substitute for calome
1t is pleasant vegetable liquid which will start
your liver just surely calomcl, but it doesn't
make you sick and can not savate. Take a spoonful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

OF Dodsons Liver Tone instead and you will wake MP
feeling great No biousness constipation sus@s
gshncss, headache, coated tongue sour stomach
Your druggist says if you don't find Dodsons Lyerf
Tone acts better than horrible caloma your money is
waiting for YOU Even children like It's pleasant taste
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Rugs at a Saving!

Prices have advanced several tim
we bought our present stock OF Flo
erings. but they have remained ST
here.
We are showing an excellent
assortment OF Administer, Wilton
Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, Wool
Fiber and other desirable Rugs in
all sizes. A comparison of our
prices will show the extent of the
savings.
Convenient weekly payments
arranged, If desired.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
MAGEE FILES MOTION
 ASKING FOR DETAILS

Cincinnati, May 2s.---Lee c. Magee of the Cincinnati Reds has filed in the United States District Court a motion flor an order of court requiring the Chicago National League ball club, defendant in his suit for $9,500 dam ages for alleged breach of contract, to make it's allegations relative to "dis- honest ball playing on his part defi- nite and certain.
 Magee asks that the court require the club to state in detail the dishon- est playing it claims plaintiff admit ted on Feb. 10, 1920; to state where the dishonest playing occurred; to state when it first learned of the al- legged dishonest playing; to state whether it notified plaintiff that he was released for dishonest playing and to state whether plaintiff was re- leased under the 1919 or the 1920 con- tract.
 Magee further moved the court to strike from the clubs answer the en- tire fourth defense on the ground that it is surplusage and constitutes no part of a defense to the plaintiffs pe- tition.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
ASKS $1OO,OOO
 FOR HUMILIATION

Louis Hirsch, composer and author of musical comedies, brought suit in the Supreme Court, yesterday, against the American League Baseball sclub of New York, which operates the Yankees, for s1C0. GOO damages.
 According to the complaint filed by MT. Hir5chS' counsel Lawrence AK man, former assistant United States district attorney, the plaintiff and his brother were sitting in the bleachers at the ball game at the Polo Grounds, Monday afternoon. A man next to Hirsch was smoking a cigar, accord ing to the complaint, and Hirsch changed his seat. An attendant, who noticed the men changing seats, told them it was against the rules for spectators to shift seats and ordered the plaintiff, Hirsch, to go back to his seat. The complaint alleges that an argument followed and the composer refused to obey the orders' of the at tendant. The complaint further a1- 1eges that another attendant was called and Hirsch was forcibly eject ed.
 MT. Hirsch asks $100,000 damages for assault and brutal treatment and humiliation"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
OLD ROSEBUD WINS
 FROM FLEET FIELD

Just when it had been generally agreed that Old Rosebud, for years an idol on the American turf, had seen his best days and had joined the pathetic class of has-beens, the old gelding came out at Belmont park yesterday and showed a large and applatdine crowd that the reports of his hopeless condition were at least premature. Running a race that was reminiscent of his efforts in better days, Old Rose bud scored a handy victory in the Babylon Highw eight Handicap, a six furlong dash through the straight course, and made it the more impress sive by defeating some crack spr1nters among whom was Peter Piper.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
RUTH EQUALS MARK
 OF ED WILLIAMSON


 Demon statisticians who searched the records last night were unani- nous in saying that Ruth's feat of driving out four homers in three days has been equaled only once in the history of baseball. The other slug ger was Ed Williamson, who, while a member of the Chicago Colts in 1884, set the pace for Ruth. On June 21, 1884, Williamson garnered a four base slam off the slantS of Ed Buf- fington, the Boston twirler. The next game was on June A, when William son hit Jim Whitney, also of Boston. for two homers. The fourth circuit drive came/on June 26 at the ex- pense of Charlie Radbourne, the Providence pitcher. In the same year Williamson established the mark of twenty-seven home runs, which Ruth shattered last season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
NINETEEN

but that's past history, and Fulton has improved considerably since then. The Minnesota piasterer has been do- ing some excellent fighting of late, and it is generally conceded that there are but two or three heavy- weights other. than Dempsey, who can stand up with him at the present time.
 Fred Fulton is a big man. and has a terrific, straight left which has proved the. undoing of many oppon- ents. ThissIeft he. uses to out his man to pieces, then he brings hds heavy right into action for the final k. O.. How he'll class in ring against Jack Dempsey IS hard to say, but it cer- tainly should prove an interesting fight and a good drawing card.