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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-03

pHILkpflpAlAl Pa. inat Q
ny Assoclaied l'fess TAs Los
Angelic. AIhlc||c Club Of Ctufcrnia'
hn1 ohla|ned lhe scrritea cf Fitd
oflck A. Cady Tor fifteen years an
swimming coach in lh|s city.
u a h|s |nlcalloa 10 take 1hafap
|bere IN the near foiut hnrot
~ vc1tnovn swimmers lo whom
he viii pay special attention afa
Luds LANCER Miss ponlhy lnlns
and Nls. Alcon Allen lle i 81 he
opinion that ihey viii rrpretnul lhe
United sales IN ll,e Olympus. Prob
oh|y he hrs| knnvn NJ l'|r thrcc =
Lnngcr Who b une nl The best mid
lllr distance svlmncis IN The coun
Try and ranks next 20 Norman Ross.
lanecr rccenUy sprung a surprise
when he vva he t0lyar1 title IN
Ilowall Ne holds the outdoor rec.
ord for 1000 yards.
Cady started h|a career as q swim.
ming coach NJ The Old Ashfrs nnn|
here. Ne later took churFc a. lnc
Central u "A. g. A. where be- dovc|.
oprd such men a. Edwin a. echall.
Henry fcoli and E|vnri q. nrumm.
becoming affiliated with tho Algo
Swimming Club h. continued 10
bring merinrn 10 the fore. W. o..
yclopcd The latest ERNEST Sopp and
Gilbert Tomllnson. both Of whom
made quite stir IN aquatic circles
hy their performances.
Al NE present Time be n coaching
Miss Irene Guest and Mas 0crlrndr
Arlcll. who hope 10 be- among lhe
swimmsrs who will represent iha
United slales at Antwerp.
HONOLULU. r. H., June Ala
waits swimming STARS 10 compete
Tor places on the American team "a
10 ~ The Antwerp Olyinpiad " all
likelihood will BE- tho following
helen Moses. Duke knhnnnmoku
rua kealoha. Warren kealohs. II
John Keili. supposed 10 be- IN New
York. can b. located. be probably
will be- added 10 the list while an
effort viii be made 10 have stub
by Kruger. formerly u Hawaii hul
now Of 81. Mary's College, Oakland
swim under the island colors.
Helen Moses developed her swim
ming ability at Hilo. on The Island
of Hawaii, but recently moved tr
Honolulu. and now wears The colors
OF the OuirIreer Club. She Il the
only woman sclecled for the team
by the A. A. U. committee here,
Duke kahanamoku Il the sprinl
champion Of the world. He swan
al the 1912 OlympaId at Stockholm
pua Kcaloha and Warren Kealoh1
are nDi brothcra although they arr
teammates Of the Hui Makani tHu
mening club OF Honolulu. Both
jumped into prominence at m,
swimming meet here hast November
and improved their performances al
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-03
AMERICANS m BUSINESS
IN CHINA ARE PROSPEROUS

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June a.
lny Associated Press. --Amerlcan
business Interests in China are pros.
porous and this country does more
business IN China now Than all The
other countries combined. according
10 George y. Anderson, American
consuteeneral al Hongkong, a re-
cent arrival here, Nc said;
Legislation permitting American
concerns 10 incorporate through The
ronsulaies Is needed and the firms
should be free from The restrictions
now entailed In order 10 give them
an equal chance with foreigners"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-03

Whenever you hear anyone knnck.
ing his home Town. make a mental
reservation that he will bear watch
INK. Lake the ruillrr. hp always
gives warning of his approach.
There are many ways 20 cure him.
also 10 kin him or The silent
treatment a. sometimes effective.
Boycoiiine him IA addition. socially
and commercially. erneral'y gets
him.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-03
FRISCO WOMAN WINS $1,000
ron COMING 4uNITANNIA'

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June a.
1ny Associated Press The World
Trade Club OF San Francisco, has
announced that Mrs. d. 4. stephens
OF bakersfield won the ei0Qo prlxe
offered for the best word coined
which would denote unlled States
and britannia. -unllannia" u The
word which Mrs. stephens submit.
trd.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-03

te||QN|H4 4 Ihe n|st oI lhf com
~ 81 int ONYX |omfnt u a pnn
nI i1n tr1I ever,
the Ifoshle s'nfn a. fpe Country
tiun i'nn hfnHftb naH1''NH'r Hiff
ey ld'fr unn 'untp King tells ms
Three If'tl'dt tnmluoNnlt Dan t'er,
titce ana tnfkIt. lnat y would 81
pps.'I'c Tor him 20 20 Wno,c week
'e'lInf nolhlnf but The truth 10 ~
hc uInt the thttr IIIen'ls are sken
uca', and offer 70 'IrI hpn fiNuN
apiece tnai be cant 30 u, uon iAhe5
lnelr bots, ano tac trouble eet' away
On h'eh speed
Boa - lnxi'rd 70 n'iint no',fc
party Al dinner whom should nc
have 70 take ~ rnl ioe vile pI tolp.
modpre Dan ami ofipf inlklpH AZ
lcnEih Of hrr poor pterNurkru hua.
band. she begins "a AK huh qufa'
liens. Unable @ lcnilenie he =
comlc'led 10 tel his friend. win
about q ceflaln cabaret party rn.
Gently staged ho The four partners
In crime. and OF how they alI Va.
rluduig her own husband |n1kru
with chorus 'chlckcne' pavhed on
then knees.
Al thc house party matters Tor
Bob hecome compllcniesi We hlun
dcrs into Inc baby ramplrcs ronm
and whCu the lights nrr switched
nn he has her bracelet IN nla hand
Meanwhile Inc three friends arr ap
nrchensire lest Bob Disclose some q
me dark srcrcis of their hfrs "a
their lnquisliivc wives, and learnlnr
ihnl b. already has told all ahnul
he caharcl party. they decide q
alHlnct Bob and put him IN an
asylum a. just plain crazy.
The scheme works, and Tor iW'
days Bob lansuishrs IN nut farm
nut the baby tamn still fuli o'
mairimuny, conirivcs his cncape ~
a iuxirab. Where nowf asks m
taxi driver. The minisler's'' say
The baby vamp. Home. corrcsll
Bob.
When uwendolyn, MS iiuncp
hears OF bobs predlcameil. sh'
comes to his rescue; and he can q.
nothing saw iei' her the iruii
about the family wallet and hh
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-03

nila is siis,00o000, the city assessor
today having completed his revalu.
alton for the year i920 This ls on
increase Of "a per cent over ihr o..
scssed valuation for The preceding
year.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-03
Drys Help rhsalrIeaI BusIncs.

CLEVELAND. Ohio June 9.-lBy
Associated Press THE theatrical
business has Increased 30 per cent
since the country went dry nc.
cordlne 10 John Cort OF New York,
one Of The connlry's leadlne pro.
ducers, on a recent visit 10 uleve-
land. He declared the dry era STAYED
OF a disastrous period Tor the the
alricui world.
~~~~~ H~HrHHHHHH"
The Daily Courier. 75c month
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-03

The Daily Courier Is on sale every
day at
jnek's News stand
Columhiis Thcatcr Lobby Cigar
stand
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-03
NJ ~ NOT EASY

To apologize.
To begin over.
To admit error.
To be- unselfish.
To take advice.
To be- charitable.
70 endure success.
To keep on irying.
To avoid mistakes.
10 forgive and forget
10 keep ont Of the rut.
To make the most of a little.
To maintain n high standard.
To tceognlge The silver lining.
10 shoulder q deserved blame.
But Tr ALWAYS PAYS.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-03
Manila Is some City.

MANILA, p. l. June 3.--(By Ass0.
claied Press The assessed value
of oil real estate Ia The city Of Ma.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-03

ANTWERP, BclF- Juno 3.-swe
don will rnlcr athletics IN practical.
ly cvcry event Of the seventh olym.
pic IN which america viii be repre-.
scnled, except golf and perhaps hox.
ing. Already having won. on points,
the ice ey-nls which opened tho
Olympic program, swedish athletes
who we're here for the hockey and
skating contests have returned To-
Stockholm full ~ enthusiasm. Tho
swcdcs will send q strong team herr
Tor The shooting events lilly 2i3i
and thereafter. according 10 prcscnl
plans. will send other representa-.
lives lO compete Ia bicycling. nlh.
leiics. tennis. wrestling. fencing.
swimming, gymnastics. weight llfl.
ing. rowing. association football aud
equestrian eamca.
Preliminary training Tor the swcd.
isl team has begun. These athletes
will come 10 Antwerp probably on
board a chartered ship. arriving
only two or three days before the
beginning OF the games. thus avoid
ing 80 far as possible. the necessity
Of training IN Anlwcrp's rather
humid climate.
I'VE count on q clean sweep IN
gymhesiics. our chances are good IN
hloycllne and shooting and we will
be very strong IN al the running
races up 10 the haif.mlle. IN M,
weights and IN the jumps" on,
Swedish athlete told the Associate,
Press correspondent
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-03

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Juiy ralusl what's The matter
with June rainsi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19
LAKEVILLE QUINTET
TAKES BAD BEATING
FROM HIGH SCHOOL

The high school had little diff
Guilty in swapping the Lakeville
squad in a practice game Wednes-
day afternoon by the score Of 81 10
g. This game was scheduled by
Coach Burnhom in order to give his
athletes the right amount of train
ing for the contest with k ndallville
Friday night at Kendallville. This
is the first time that Lakeville has
been represented by a basketball
team In several years. and that &C
counts for their poor showing.
Burnham displayed a new lineup
in the tilt yesterday. Nyikos took
the place of Haas at center, which
was left vacant by his illness. and
at Nyikos' forward berth Irish
Buntman is seen. Capt Wedel oc-
cupies the other forward position.
Scheer and O'Dell are both perma-
nent fixtures at the guarding berths.
With this new combination work
ing like machinery the local war
riors should break their losing
streak by winning from Kendall
Vile. The team work this new crew
SnOWtu WAS the btSN seen NllAS year q
and if the men keep up this pace
they should be able to get into the
finals for the sectional championship
in March. Buntman, the addition 10
the team. disI layed a nice brand of
floor work and passing. AMI with a
little more practice ne may develop
into a first class scorer.
Kendallville has already been de-
feated by the Tan and Blue squad
this year. but this was on the home
floor. Coach Burnham expects the
KendauviIe team TO give the locals
a hard battle for honOrs. and for
the past week ne has been giving
the athletes the hardest kind OF
workouts. Even the customary
Tuesday layoff was not given this
week, and every night the squad has
worked overtime.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19

tore into Jeff with his customary
usto and the two dove tailed heads
and discharged blows with machine
gun rapidity. The house was in an
uproar when they sought their seats
at the end of the round.
The second was an infringement
OF the diff bop" copyrights of the
first round. There wasn't one feint
or side-step in the entire proceeding.
Every blow was released with the
firm intention of lifting the mort
gage. Walcott took a horizontal
eight-second siesta from one of
Jeff's smacks and the latter could
have used his sleeping bag on one
occasion before the round ended.
SO conscientious were both men to
reduce the other 10 wreckage that
ST. Bartholomew looked like a New
port lawn fete when the men reeled
TO their corners.
Unexpected End.
There was no sagging OF destruc-
tive ambition in the third either,
! Walcott banged Jeff on the chin
almost knocking him into one of
stable a mile away. Jeff then spill
ed Joe with a sockdolger on the eye.
Joe's wick went out for the evening.
Both were punching on six cylin-
ders but working on a one eye gear.
The men were all in at the bell.
AnybOdy's fight.
Near Jeff's corner was a loud
mouthed sharp who was continually
Criticizing both men and weighing
their chances. IT'S simply a ques-
| ton Of gameness now" piped he
lighting a cigar. And this WalcOtt
is an awfully game coon" Here
Jeff turned rs ear to listen. why
do you know" continued the critic,
Joe would rather die than quit TO
this hack driver"
At this jeff quietly wrapped a
towel around his shoulders and
Gaping a cap on his bumpy head
arose unsteadily and addressed the
| assemblage: Gentlemen, 1 retire
from this yere incOunter. I'm too
game a man to die in a prize ring. -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19
OLYMPIC PROGRAM
REACHES AMERICA
With This Information Yankee
Athletes Will Prepare
for Games.

By Associated Press:
NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-The first
official program of the Olympic
games 10 be held in Belgium the
coming summer reached the Amer
lean Olympic committee here today.
The d alta included the program,
special booklets on swimming and
other sports as we'll as a lengthy
answer to a QUESTIONABLE forwarded
to the Belgian committee some
weeks ago.
With this information in hand the
American committee expects TO be
able TO complete its plans for the
formation, entry and transportation
OF the United States team which
will be the largest that ever sailed
from these shores for foreign COM
petition. The program was i'm
mediately placed in the hands Of
translators and Pres't Gustavus r.
Kirby will call a meeting Of the
committee 10 hear a reading Of the
complete dates and conditions gov
erning the great international sport
competition as soon as the transla-
ton is completed.
Much Description.
The entire program contains
more than 1,4OO papers OF descrip-
tive matter giving in detail every
event and the conditions governing
the same in more than twenty diff
ferent branches Of amateur sport.
Illustration OF the stadium at Ant
werp. plans Of the running track,
football field. prizes and the prin-
cipal patrons and royal officers are
included.
The answer 70 the QUESTIONABLE
also disclose much information
which the American committee has
been awaiting.
The track will be approximately
40 yards in circumference and will
not be equipped with the usual 22O
yard straight-away. In several
events such as the rowing races,
which will be over a one and one
fourth mile course. only one entry
a nation will be accepted. In a
majority Of the individual contests
the limit Of entries viii be six men
or women with but four Of the en-
trants allowed 10 start.
No Quarters.
The American committee was in
formed that the efforts of that body
to secure the Catholic preparatory
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19
BY ED HUGHES
De Fnmnns Snorts Cnrtonnls

The Famous Sports CartOOniSt.
One Of the hardest battles old Joe
WalcOtt. THE Barbados Demon. q"
ever had was when he was getting
his start in the knuckle industry in
Boston. That was some twenty years
ago when colored men cut a wide
swath in fistic circles and were as
plentiful in ring doings as presi-
Dental candidates I'm the political
ring just now. Joe used to hang
around a livery stable in Boston
where another gentleman OF his own
shade was employed manicuring
equines. The last named also
nourished upholstered mitt ambi-
tons and when not buckling on
nose bags and martingales he prac-
ticed the art of fist flinging with
Scaldy Bill Quinn and other rising
celebrities Of the ring.
Waicott and BLACK Jeff" for
so he called himself. got into an
argument one day which resulted in
Black Jeff's" issuing a defy 10 the
embryo Giant Killer" who he re-
ferred TO as as that little black
boll-weevil." A prominent lodge in
town arranged for the two to min
gle at their monthly smoker
Some Fight.
Walcott was a world beaten, al
most from the start Of his career.
and BLACK Jeff was no fool in the
ring either When the gong rang
science pigeOn-holed and caution
had no part in the display. Walcott
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
PRICES ARE UNCHANGED
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
NEW YORK Feb. 1S.-The new
International league decided against
raising the prices of admissions at
its schedule" meeting held here to-
day. Dave Fultz. president OF the
league. said that the question OF
raising prices came up, but it was
voted down.
Fultz said that the league still
was unfavorably inclined to the res
tOration Of the draft.
The schedule adopted, will COM
prise 154 games. The different
teams will open on April 81 as fol-
lows:
Akron at Jersey City; Toronto at
Reading; Buffalo at Baltimore;
Rochester at Syracuse. Return
matches will be played on May 5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19
KEARNS TELLS Of
PROPOSED FIGHT
Wires United Press Sports
Editor that He is Waiting
for Georges.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL.
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-"Go out
and get Carpenter. then see us"
This sis Jack Kearns' tip 10 pro-
moters
Asked to shed a little light on
the fight situation that might en-
able one TO separate the sheep
from goats" in the flock of promo
tiers claiming the Dempsey -Carpen-
tier sight. Jack Kearns wired today
20 The writer that.
Jack Dempsey has not signed with
any promoter. He has not seriously
considered any offers and ne will
not sign 90 defend his championship
title until the arrival in the United
States OF Georges Carpenter.
Not signed.
"l have not signed with Richard
or any other promoter" Kearns
said. II have received offers from
Fox. Cochrane and several others
but ] have not considered any of
them until I could be absolutely
sure that some promoter OF respon-
sibiity has Carpenters signature.
The only offer / have received
from Tex Richard was wire ask
ing me not 20 close q deal for the
night until I received his offer OF
the many offers 1 have received
thing the one OF William Fox is the
most sincere. He. as well as any
other promoter. must first show me
Carpenters signature before l will
consider anything Dempsey will
insist upon the fight being staged
i'm America. lie will be engaged IN
Los Angeles for another month in
motion picture work and then will
be ready TO fight I will not take
any offers seriously until Carpenter
arrives in America Then We can
get down 10 real business and set
tie 10 very quickly"
That. precisely. is what VI. Des-
camps. manager of the French
fighter said recently when asked TO
show his cards At that time he
declared Carr enter was foot loose"
and would wait until he reached
America 90 sign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19

school at Nellie near Client. as the
residence and training quarters Of
the United States team had proved
unavAiling and so far no quarters
have been selected for the two or
three hundred athletes and officials
who will make up the party which
viii sail from this city about the
middle Of July. The Belgian COM
mittee is endeavoring 10 locate
quarters. however, and special
American representatives have been
dispatched from Paris TO assist in
the work Of finding a suitable camp
within a radius OF 80 miles OF Ant
werp.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19

THE steady leader in sales at these
l. and many other prominent places
Is not an expensive, straight Turk
ish cigarette-but the "just-enough-
Turkish" blend, Fatima.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19
WOLF WINS

By Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 1S.--Jack
Wolf. of Cleveland, won a news
paper decision over Joe Lynch, the
New York banta mweight. by slight
shade in a ten round contest here
tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19
HARVARD SAYS N0TRE
DAME CANCELLED GAME

BY Associated Press:
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Feb. IS
The Harvard Notre Dame football
game scheduled for October at
Cambridge has been cancelled at
the request + Notre Dame. il was
announced today. No reason was
given.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19
YALE WINS.

new HAVEN. Conn. Feb is
Yale defeated Columbia g. TO y in
an intercollegiate league basket bail
game here tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19
FORCED To PLAY
OVERTIME PERIOD
Local Quintet Wins Greatest
Basketball Game Ever
Played Here.
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Scapular lockets at Schilling's.
1911
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-09-10
WANTED = Correspondent to
write the news and happenings
in every community in the coun-
ty. The Independent.

In Re-CSPRESS DRAINAGE DIS
TRICT NO. 10. In County Court, at
Selmer, Tenn.
TO the Landowners, Lienholders, En-
cumbrancers, and all those in land in
said drainage district:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the commissioners heretofore ap-
pointed by the Court to apportion the
costs, expenses, etc, and assess the
benefits in Cypress Creek Drainage
District No. II, in McNairy County
Tennessee, have filed their report with
the County Court Clerk of McNairy
County, Tennessee, and that said re-
port is now on file with said County
Court Clerk at his Office in the court
house at Selmer. Tennessee, to which
reference is hereby made. You are
further notified that you can see said
report to ascertain the number of ac.
res with which you are assessed, and
the rate of your assessment.
You are further notified that Thursday,
September Is, 1920 has BEEN by or
der of the Court, set for hearing thi,
cause before the County Court of Nc.
Marry County, Tennessee, at the court.
house at Selmer, Tennessee, on said
report of said commissioners.
You and each of you are hereby com.
manded to appear before the County
Court of McNalry County. Tennessee,
at the Courthouse in Selmer, Tennes-
see. on September l6, 1920, and make
defense to this cause, or the same will
be proceeded with exparte.
1t is further ordered that this notice be
published for two consecutive weeks in
the McNairy County Independent, a
weekly newspaper published at Sci
mer, McNairy County, TENNESSEE.
This August 80, 1920.
JNO. r. SWAIN, Co. Court Clerk.
Alternately & Aberuathy. Mlgrd Il. Lee,
Solicitors for Petitioners.