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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
Noted In New York from Richmond
uriDg the past week have been:

MR.. George Mitchell Stein. o,
Vanhington. and her children. Mar
tarct Graham. Edna May and John
Iyilliarn. who have been the guests
Nr and Mrs. y. Bake In Rich
bond and Petersburg PIKE for sew
raj weeks. are now visiting John
ones, OF Grove Avenue. Petersburg.
icit,-Itnse.
y very pretty. but quiet. wedding
nok place Tuesday at noon In ST.
3encdict'r Chapel. where Miss Ethel
Virginia Rose. daughter OF Mrs.
fusan W. Rose ana the late John J.
tose. became the bride Of Milton
herman Geib, United States Army.
on OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II, Geih. Of
Fan Francisco. Cal. The ceremony
vas performed By Rev Father Marx.
fir. and Mrs. Geib let Immediately
or a Northern tour.
Visiting Friends Here.
| Miss Lorctto j. Burke and Miss
Matilda u. Dowd. OF 81. George. STA
Ton Island. New York are visiting
friends in Richmond as preliminary
la a stay I'm The mountains
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-09-16
ANOTHER NURSE
PRAISES TANLAC
TROUBLE OVERCOME AND
SIXTEEN YEARS OF STOMACH
SHE GAINS 20 POUNDS

Mrs. Alice Minnick, who has been a
professional nurse for thirty-six years
and resides at 1916 Twenty1third Ave-,
Seattle, Wash, adds her voice to the
hundreds of others in this profession
who have already Endorsed Tanlac.
Since l began taking Tanlac /
have not only gained twenty pounds
in weight, but for the first time in
sixteen years / am free of pain and
Enjoying good health" stated Mrs.
Minnick. Il constantly had cramping
gnawing pains in my stomach all
these years, my appetite was extreme
L. poor and the little | did eat caused
me great distress. After every meal
my food began to ferment and sour
almost at once. | would bloat with
gas, and those terrible pains would
get so bad | could hardly stand them.
| became badly run down, lost weight
and strength, and felt so tired and
wornout all the time | could hardly
get around. | had pains in every part
of my body just about all the time, but
they were especially bad in the small
of my back. also suffered with Sc
we're headaches and dizzy spells and
my nerves were so badly upset could
get but little sleep, often lying awake
all night long,
81 had heard so much of the good
Tanlac was doing others / decided to
try it myself, and it proved to be the
very thing ! needed. I began to i'm
prove right away, II was only a few
days before my appetite returned and
| can now eat anything ! want with
cut having a particle of trouble after
wards. Those terrible gnawing pains
that had troubled me so many years
have entirely disappeared. | never
have a headache or become dizzy, and
the pains that were throughout my
body have all gone. In fact, my whole
system has been built up by Tanlac.
] have regained my strength so ! can
TO my work as a nurse, which keeps
ne on my feet for hours. day and
night, without a particle of trouble.
Several of my patients have taken
Tanlac, and it has proven beneficial
in every case. After what Tanlac has
done for me l can never say enough
for it,"
Tanlac is sold in Miller by Collins
& Shaw, Drug Store, and in st. Law
fence by the Eureka Phry Co.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-09-16

BUSHFIELDLAND CO.

Buy, Sell, Rent Lands
Special attention given to handling
lands for non-residents. OficS Bush
deld Block Miller. 8. OAK
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-09-16
Beware of Ointments for
that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy tine sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering IL through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by r.. j..
Cheney AZ Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury. and Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, In buying HalPs
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. II Is taken internally and made ia
Toledo. Ohio. by f. J.. Cheney 4 Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20
Thousands Attend
Chapman Services

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 2o-Cleveland
paid its final tribute to Ray Chap
man today. Long before 10 o'clock.
the hour OF the funeral services in
st. Johns cathedral. thousands OF
men. women and children had
gathered TO attend the services for
the star shortstop Of the Cleveland
American league team who died in
New York Tuesday morning
When the services began several
thousand persons were unable to OBJ
tain admission Tears glistened in
the eyes OF many OF those in the
waiting throng- 1t was the largest
funeral in Cleveland for years.
When the funeral party left the
home Of Mrs. Chapman's parents and
proceeded to the church. pedestrians
paused and stood at attention and
hats OF the men and hundreds OF
small boys were dotted
Flags at League park and on down
town buildings were half masted and
operations in many Industrial plants
were suspended for few minutes
More than 500 floral offerings were
sent by friends, among them being an
immense floral blanket. a tribute
fronE20632 persons who contributed
ten cents each to a Flower from a
fan" fund
The blanket contained 206s flowers
The remainder OF the money Will be
turned over to a fund 10 erect a
bronze memorial tablet at League
park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20
'CIVVY' TEAM IS
AFTER TROPHY
Record Broken by Massa-
chusetts Riflemen; Texan
Wins Rapid Fire Match.

Camp Perry. Ohio, Aug 2o.-Ths
Massachusetts civilian team made
good Thursday in the finish OF the
Herriek trophy match. when it not
only landed first place. but broke a
worlds record. having piled up 1875
800 and 1000 yard ranges. The pre-
vious worlds record was 1882, estab-
lished by the former Massachusetts,
team in 1919.
A second worlds record was broken
BY Capt G. L. Watkyns, Pasadena.
Calf. an Instructor in the small arms
firing school. who scored 224 out Of
possible 225, over the 500. 300 and
1000 yard ranges while shooting in
The team match.
Texan Is First.
n. Fody, OF the United States cav
airy Fort Clark. Tex. was first in
the presidents match. scoring 296 out
OF a possible 500. with % al 500 rapid
fire. 90 at 500 SLOW. and % at 500 slow
fire.
At the small bore ranges the na-
tlonal individual match was continued
r W Ballard. Douglas. Ariz.. was
high man. with ass out OF a possible
800, scoring 195 at SO yards. and I91
at 100 yards r. r Stewart. Wash
ingtou, ranked second. with 5s4-
For the 100 yards sweepstakes. o.
G Anterior Chicago. was leading.
win ss out OF a possible 100, L. III.
Morris, New Mexico. and Lee Wolfe.
or columbus. Ohio. have 50 each for
second
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20

Greek heavyweight star viii Be
signed 10 meet the winner OF the cor
test Londis IS a cousin ct Foulos-
a local business man who Is backing
the staging Of heavyweight wrestling
here
He r. considered among the
first ten urlEElers IN The country
along with Coff and DnviEccurt
and + extremely deEircus %
meeting the winner DaViscourt
asserted Thursday night that he
would not be surprised TO see
Londls champion within the next
three years, A. he f. but q yci-uE-
ster and f. considered umouE the
best OF his weight in the world
The big fellows viii weigh IN AZ the
Lobby this afternoon at 5 o'clock. both
having asked manager Cammert 10
have the scales ready
Two snappy preliminary battles.
one a-curtain raiser and the second
the semi-final viii urecede the main
event
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20
FORMER LEAGUE
LEADERSRETURN
Ex- international Players to
Be Seen in Action With
Lester Team.

When the Lester team takes the
field Sunday afternoon 20 clash with
the hard hitting Knights Of Columbus
aggregation. It will have a lineup
strengthened in practically every de-
parlment This viii be the result Of
the return OF the players of the for
mer International team TO the Army
and City league and who will in the
future be Identified with the Lester
nine
Have All Returned.
Petitions that they be allowed to
rejoin the league. from which they
severed connections after a defeat by
the Knights Of Columbus. we're made
by the International players TO Judge
tive committee meeting last Monday
night. II had been known for some
time that the Internationals desired
70 return TO the league, but as the
vacancy left by their resignation had
been taken by the Lester team. the
sourhsiders could not return as a
club. However, they agreed TO return
as members OF the Lester team and a
motion was made and passed allowing
this to be done.
Pete Leyva and " Gomez. the two
righthand pitching stars OF the Lester
tean-formerly with international
viii be on the mound for the Lester
team when il faces the zone Sunday
afternoon
The game VIII. be started promptly
a. z-5o, and not Is Or 20 minutes
later as has been the usual pro-
cedure-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20
LonghOrns Prepare For 1920
Grid ScheduIe 10 Be Hard One

Payne is the team that came 50 near
defeating Rice last year. and coach
Fitzpatrick says he viii have an even
stronger team this year
On October 18. the LonEhorns
journey 10 Dallas 10 play their
annual game Mt the Texas state
fair This year Il viii be Okla
homa A. & n. instead Of Okla
hOmu university uN in former
years The sOoners have Joined
the Missouri valley conference.
which fOrbids their playing on
neutral EridIrOns-
The Oklahoma Aggies expect 70
have one Of the strongest teams in
their history this year, and have a
great schedule. meeting such teams
as Henry Kendall college, Baylor,
Texas A & H.. Oklahoma university.
Haskell Indians and Colorado. in ad-
dition TO the Longhorns-
VIII Meet Rice Owls.
After the Dallas game. the Long
horns viii have a let down game with
Austin college, in Austin after which
they meet in succession the Rice
Owls, the Phillips lawmakers. South
ern Methodist university and Texas
A. & NJ All Of these are likely TO
be strong games The Owls always
have a good team. and the Haymak-
ers last year humbled State 10 TO o.
This game will also give a line on
A & n, as Phillips meets the Farm
ers two weeks before 5ourneying 70
Austin
The season viii close with the an
nual Thanksgiving game with A g.
A. This is always looked upon as the
crucial game Of the season. and the
one which usually decided the South
western championship.
The game this season IS expected 70
surpass even that OF 1916 when over
~ people saw the LonEhorns rusis
the Farmer machine q TO = Prep
arations are already being made 10
accommodate the huge crowd that is
expected to make the trip TO the cap
ital city to witness the game and the
Varsity Homecoming.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20
StengeI and Haley
Have Star Teams

Casey Stengel is not the only or
ganized baseball player who wants
TO bring a team to FL Paso at the
end OF the present season.
Frank Haley. infielder OF the Fort
Worth Partners OF the Texas league
is anxious 10 bring an all-star Texas
league aggregation here for the pur-
pose OF engaging the local teams in
series Of three games or more
Haley is well known in Ell Paso and
efforts are being made by judge
Charles Pollock. president Of the
Army and City league to arrange a
series with the Texans. Stengels all
star National and American league
team would not come through until
October while Haiey's outfit would
be here during the latter part OF
September
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20

81 PaSo Boxer
Wants 4 Match

Frankie Garcia. Fl Paso mitt slim
ger IS anxious for a bout at the punch
bowl arena.
9 In a letter TO The Herald sports
editor from Los Angeles. where he is
now living Garcia states that he IS
former FL Paso boy and sold The
Herald at San Jacinto plaza after
school hours He has been defeating
all OF the leading men OF his weight
on the coast and IS very anxious 70
come here and meet any OF the local
mixers.
Garcia is in touch with matchmaker
Jim Erwin OF the Fort Bliss athletic
association with the view OF arrang-
Ing contests here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20
Dandy Dick" Again Training
SAYS Gene Payo A Hard Nut

DOING began again IN the camp
ID Dandy Dick" Griffin Thursday
afternoon
Dutch" Crozier. the speedy Pa
cific fleet champion who established
himself as a favorlte with Ell Paso
fandom in his contest with Tommy
Carter several days ago at the punch
bowl boxed several rounds with the
fast little fellow and both mixed It
speedily.
Griffin also cid his usual program
Of calesthenic stunts and punching
bag exercises and at the end Of his
workout announced that he felt
great" and is ready to step into the
ring at any time. An interested OBJ
server Of the workout Of Griffin was
Nick Davisconrt. Pacific fleet wrest-
ling champion who is to meet the
Balkan Lion" tonight
Some More BattIers.
Matchmaker Jimmy Erwin an
nouuced Thursday evening that he
had obtained the signatures Of Bat
ding Czarnecki Of the Motor group
and Jimmy Duffy OF the Eighth cav
slry 10 articles calling for a four
round scrap IN The curtain raiser.
CzarnecLI f. the husky hey who
haftled Al EoE1n 10 n stnndsfiu
during the last program ut the
bowl HnEnn IS 10 meet Young
Tommy Murphy the Eighth cav
airy far0rite in the special event.
He f. working hard and a. con-
ffdent Of victory in spite Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20

A USTIN. Texas, Aug. 20.-Plans are
a about completed for the opening
OF the football training season at
the University Of Texas, September
Is. A number Of men have been
working on Clark field all summer.
erecting new bleachers and getting
the field in forst class condition.
Substantial bleachers. with a capac-
ity Of over 1000 have been built on
the east side OF the gridiron. at a
cost OF over $1,000 The grass on the
field which has been watered and al
lowed TO grow during the sumner is
now being cut ana the football var
riors win have a good soft turf on
which to fall.
whitaker on job.
Head coach Berry Whitaker has
been in Austin for the greater por-
tion Of the summer, giving a course
in football for teachers
Freshman coach Clyde Little
field arrived several days ago and
viii be in and out during the re-
mafnder Of the vacation season.
Assistant coach Charles seldom is
expected to arrive between the
10th and 18th Of September b.
D. Bryant and Albert Penn, the
student assistant coaches, are
also expected about the same
time.
The season viii open in Austin with
the strong Simmons college team as
the Longhorns' opponents
The Simmons boys. coached by
Easterday. have for several years past
been indicated. although they have
met many Of the strongest smaller
college OF the state II viii be re-
membered that they gave the Long
horns some Of the stiffest competi-
ton they met last year in basket
ball and baseball, and with the adj
vantage Of an earlier start. they are
likely to put uD a good battle against
the university.
Some More Games.
The Simmons game Will be followed
on successive Saturdays by South
western and EEo-rard Dawna- Hnrrara
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20
SportQuiz

New Question:
How many shutOuts were IN
cluded iu Rube Marquard's 10 straight
victories in 1922
2-What was the most runs scored
off Marquard while winning those ls
straight gamess
3-How long was A J. Reach presi-
dent Of the Philadelphia Nationalist
was Syracuse ever IN the Ma
tional Lacquer
SLOW old is Kid Williams, former
bantam champion2
6-Where was BIZ Brennan bornE
lis Norman Brookes, the Austria
Ian tennis star, left handler
S-Where was the 1913 women s
national golf tournament Played
9-What is putting green IN
Eolf2
1O-When were the national A A.
Z. track and field events held-
Answers to Yesterday Questions
Branch Hickey, OF the St Louis
Cardinals. has someone else run the
team on sundays.
5-Brookiyn won So and lost II
games in 1919.
4-Three shutout games were
played in the last world s series, Chi
caEo beat Cincinnati 3 to o. Cincin-
natl beat Chicago . TO o and to O.
SIN clnch you are allowed 70
trump instead OF following suit But
IL a trump is led you must follow
suit.
6-This is the first year that the
national open golf championship has
come to the Inverness club.
7-Directum ] holds pacing records
for the half mile. mile and one-siN-
teenth and mile and One-eighth.
6-Aliss Helen Pollak is 1920 ma
tional women's indoor tennis cham
pion.
9-Johnny Klbane is 81 years old.
10-Carl Norris is Irish-Cherokee
Indian.
ture Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20

hitting ability Of his sturdy little
opponent. Murphy is being
backed by the Eighth regiment
and the entire organization is ex-
pected to come down and witness
the battle.
Battling Shapiro and Eddie Hanlon.
the two WelterWeight mixers are in
dandy trim These two boys promise
TO put ND a real feature battle as the
seminal. The scrap is on a winner
take all basis and as there IS a great
deal OF rivalry between the two men
the 90 should be interesting
Gene TO Lay OFF.
Manager Sen Freudenstein the ag-
gressive pilot OF Gene Pavo's affairs.
announced Friday morning that his
protege had stopped hard training
and would do light work from now
on Gene is in perfect condition and
being familiar with the climate and
altitude conditions there is no danger
Of him becoming stale. There are
plenty OF Payo hackers and his con-
ditiOn is being made the basis for
much speculation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20
Black Diamond
Circuit Winner

Davenport, Iowa, Aug 2o.-E. O.
Hippus won the c-es pace and Black
Diamond took first money in the 2:14
trot on Thursdays great western ctr
cult races at the Mississippi Valley
fair Summaries.
2.0s pace. purse $3.50: Hazel Kuest-
ner won Gray Hal second; Pat r.
third Best time 2-0s Ia.
2-05 pace purse $50: E o. Hippus
Won Axtid second. Banner II. third
Best time 2.11 IA.
e.l4 trot. purse $500. Black Diam
ond won; Spika Tolus second. Hand
some Bingen third Best time 2.Is "a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20

THE Balkan lion IS 10 be lei out
OF Sc cage.
For several days past the. lion
has been fed up with anticiuatfon 81
being turned out and he viii get his
chance tonight when he viii hop into
the ring FOR a finish match with Nick
Daviscourt, Pacific coast heavyweight
champion
The Zion" IS no less a person than
Dan Coff. European heavvweIr-ht
titleholder who has been In 81 Psso
quietly training for several weeks
Tor series OF matches he has in
view for the near future.
His appearance against Davis
court viii mark che debut Of the
big fellow in a local arena. and
win incidentally. he the Initial
contest Of n series in which he
hopes to meet the best IN the
heavy weight division. q his con-
fidence T. TO be consulted IN tn.
matter. Coff viii scale around
2o5 pounds while Davixcourt VIII
come in around 213, giving the
latter a weight advantage The
.lion7 g. confident Of victory.
however and has quite n roll TO
wager on his chances. he states.
Devlscourt arrived in the city
Thursday morning and worked
out before large crowd OF friends
and admirers at Liberty hall in the
Davlscourt Il Confident.
His last match was al san Bernar-
dino, which he won by the way. He
IS anxious OF defeating Coff as he
also intends TO stay in FL Paso and
meet Pesek. Santel. Lewis and anyone
else whom the matchmaker may elect
c. r. McDoWells who is looking out
for the business Of the new wrestling
asst ciation. has assured him Of an
other match in the event he wins over
Coff and he wants 20 stay here.
1t Is probable that Jim Londis,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20
New Tennis Courts .
Are Completed

F. H. Barger, secretary OF the Fl
Paso Tennis club announced Friday
morning that two OF the four new
tennis courts being constructed for
the club at Nevada and AnEe streets
would be completed by Saturday af-
ternoon and opened TO members Of the
club The other two courts will be
completed within a short time and
also opened The club membership
roll has increased greatly during the
past three weeks and many members
are expected TO take advantage Of the
opening OF the courts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20
BOARDS HEADED.
BY Gov. SMITH
To SUPERVISE
Tex Rickard, Billy Gibson
and Tom 0'Rourke VIII
Be Promoters.
15-ROUND BOUTS
ARE PERMITTED

Anew YORK. Aug. 2e.-The appoint
IN ment OF the boxing boards By
governor Smith has made boxing
certainty in this state The game
VIII open I'D as soon as these boards
meet. the former TO have supreme
body % grant licenses 70 clubs, box
erss managers and promoters and all
others In any way connected with
professional boxing
When these boards viii convene
and uut the .onen for husinersT
sign ont has not been announced as
vet. but the chances are that the
members VIII get together as soon
as possible. and the thud OF fist on
chin VIII soon be legally heard all
Overrthe state
The announcement OF The makeup
OF the boards by the governor came
as pretty much OF a surprise to the
followers Of pugilism. for ir had been
understood that the appointments
would be held bver urtil after cleo
ton
Worlds Title Bout
Now that the clubs win surely open
within a snort time u IS a certainty
that the worlds championship battle
between the title holder. Jack Demp-
sey. and one OF his many challenEere.
Knockout BIZ Brennan the Chicago
scrapper. VIII be staged in Gotham.
running for this contest. the In
1crnationaI Sporting club and the
Madison Square Garden Sporting
club, Of which Tex Riekard f. the
moving spirit Wall. no official
announcement rs 10 the inten-
tons OF the management OF these
rival organizations has been given
out, IL IS understood that each
wants the contest and - prepared
to bid pretty hiEh for IT,
As yet, Richard doesn't know that
he wants the fight He wants 90 know
he even thinks OF bidding for IL II
he Is convinced that the bout IS the
big attraction l. appears TO be just
now he VIII so after Il with his usual
vim and his competitors VIII have
merry time beating him 10 the prize
some Other Bidders
There IS very good cnanca that
some other bidders may bob up. for
many clubs are in the formative
stage. several OF which have backing
enough 70 handle as big an affair as
a worlds heavy weight Championship
contest
Billy Gibson. one time promoter
OF bouts nj the Garden. nay get
into the milling. He In head Of
the Audubon A c. n new orEanl-
zation uith a fol Of ambitious
notions and as Gibson has always
gone the limit in anything that
looks good 10 him he Is likely to
figure ls a bidder.
The members of the two boards
are
Boxing commission - Joseph J.
Johnson, OF New York. Edward W
Ditmars. Of Brocklyns Walter J..
Hookc. Of Noukers-
License 1ittea-LaUrence NJ y.
MCGUIRE. OF New York Capt j..
Walker Wear. OF Binghamtons Col Z.
Walsh. OF Albany
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20
Miss Perfection
Wins Big Purse

Kankakee. III. Aug. 20.-The great
western races at the interstate fair
thursday resulted as follows;
tBault) won; Agnes D. (Delbridgel
second Lottie u (Sturgeon) third.
Best time 2-1f
2;10 rot, purse $500: Miss PeIfec-
ton BIN (Raetzman) won; Ed II. hg
tsturgeon) second; Red Head. hh.
fGelfield) third Best time 2.15 il.
kankakee derby, 1 IA mile. purse
$500. Noiseless J. tSingletonl won.
Hercules fWright) second Time 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-20
INCREASE
LEAD At TOP
Wallop Brooklyn Dodgers
and Go Ahead; Quakers
Defeat Pirates.

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. so.-Ths Reds
strengthened their hold on first place in
the National league by beating Brooklyn,
their nearest rival IN - inning game
Thursday. Ruether and Crimes pitched
shutout bah for seven innizes IN the
eighth Brooklyn scored two runs With two
out in the last half OF the inning the Reds
tied the score Grimes was exhausted BY
the extreme heat and was relieved By
Galore after ten fuuiurs