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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08

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WELLS-Repa!red new wells and cis-
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RUG -Seryice-Cau M-1974
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FOREMAN

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for q night foreman in the com
posing room. This IS "a good
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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coal. Miller SASH and Screen Factory.
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GARAGES BUILT-WhO bSut your gar
age, HlramI Who could but Bill
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MACHINES KEPAIRED-L-t the y bite
Sewing Machine CO. do p0ur repaiF
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heating ana Plumbing

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Wise people buy Wise furnaces. Large
stock OIL uand. ORDERS uIled promptly
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BY expert heating engineers. Phone -
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SEWERS LAID-n you want youT
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for SnI.

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FUKS kEMODELED al made M latest
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Auto Livery-Garages

GARAGL-For rent; larger and rOOmy !
electric lights and water; concrete
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sale av. Main 5212.
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business Services offered. Is

Massage. Electricity. Ladies only.
HOllahan Bath PhrlOrs, us w. Jeffef.
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ate rates Phone for estimate Glass
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BUSINESS SERVICE

Tailoring and Pressing so
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PLUMBING AND HEATING-Now -
the time 20 have new coils Installed
IN your furnace. JObD!ug q specially.
New work solicited. Repair work done
by truck. Complete stock Of plumbing
and heating Mixtures 10 choose from.
You save money. J. L. Taylor. Phone
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PUMPS INSTALLED-ua {. HaGeF
SD W LRsaLe- Automatic and cleo
trict soft water pumps a speciality;
also high clas. plumbing work M-iit3
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20

by score of 9S to SS points, and won third prize William Crooker captured first prize and Jacob Hoover second.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20
TEXAS THIEF PUTS
 UP NOVEL DEFENSE
Woman Alleges That She Stole Only When Hypnotized
 by Mate.

Dallas, Tex-Attorney for Mrs. Ma dellne Tether, pretty 22-year-od bru- nette, of this city, charged with stealing patent rights valued at more than $lOO,OOO, insist the woman is in- nocent of any crime because she acted under the hypnotic influence of her husband. In support of the claims made by her attorneys Mrs. Tpther was taken to the office of District At torney William J. Pierson, where she was hypnOtized and where she per- formed a number of seemingly i'm. possible acts. Health physicians who witnessed the demonstrations jabbed her with needles and made other tests which proved her trance was not fraud.
 It is the first time in the South that such plea has been entered In any criminal case, and as a result attor- neys and jurists are watching the out come with interest.
 According to Noah Roark, one of Mrs Tethers attorneys, she was un-
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20
WAITED TEN YEARS IN VAIN
San Francisco Woman Kept Lamp in
 Window to Reclaim Wander ing Husband.

San Francisco.-Eachn night for ten long years light glowed in the win dow of Mrs. Adeline Fields home in this city, to guide the footsteps of her wandering husband, William F. Fields. But Fields never returned.
 Then, one morning, Mrs. Fields blew out the light and went downtown to the office of lawyer, where she ap- piled for l divorce.
 T married William Fields in Sep tember, 19O9," she told the lawyer. "and he left soon afterward For ten years I have been waiting for him to return and have written numberless letters Each night during those ten years I have kept a light burning in the front window for him. But have decided at last that I have been de- serted and I want a divorce"
 Judge Graham granted her a divorce.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20
TACOMA BASEBALL FANS
 OUT TO RAISE FUNDS

TACOMA, Feb. 20 (by Associated Press) Tacoma baseball fans are out to raise $12,O0O by subscriptions to finance team of Tacoma Tigers in the new Pacific Coast International Base ball League. The drive for funds al ready has begun. In order to assure general interest in the game, an at tempt is to be made to get as many contributors as possible.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20
LOCAL AND
 1 }IPERS0NAL l X MENTION

The Pioneer returned this afternoon from trip to Katalla.
 The launch Camero, with a number of prospectors, will leave tonight for the oil fields.
 Washington's birthday falling on Sunday, the local banks will observe Monday as legal holiday.
 The launch Myrtle H., with fifteen or eighteen passengers, will leave to- night for Katalla, and will possibly go to Yakataga.
 T. D. Boyce, superintendent for the Chilkat Oil Company, arrived in town this afternoon from the plant on short business trip.
 D. c. Sargent, former explosives in- spector, who has mining interests in the Nabesna district, is on his way here from an extended trip to the States.
 Last nights score in the pool match was as follows: Guio, 100; Perry, 43. Reuben also defeated Game in the billiard contest by score of 20 to 19.
 Dr. M. F. Briggs left Seattle on the steamship Alaska this morning for Cordova to take charge of Dr. Charles Daggett's practice while he and his family take trip to the States. F. E. McCOnaghy, superintendent of the Pioneer Packing Company, is re- turnin gto Cordova on the steamship Alaska to get the plant in readiness for the opening of the fishing season.
 The placing of the recently arrived bronze tablet on the monument erected in honor of Cordovas fallen heroes will take place on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock instead of Saturday after noon as enormously stated in yester- days issue.
 The second billiard tournament at the Horseshoe ended last night when w. L. Fursman defeated F. H. Foster
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20
BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 20 (by Asse

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 20 (by Asso ciated Press).-The Rome correspon dent of La Nacion, summarizing the reply to the recent note of President Wilson, says that the President of the United States threatened to with draw his signature from the British Franco-American treaty, establishing the security of France.
 The allies in their reply state that such action would destroy the new French policy, for which President Wilson invited protection.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20
have anything to do with neighbOrs or

have anything to do with neighbors or any one other than himself
 It is alleged that Tether knew the place where the drawings desired were concealed and that, after hypnOtiZing his wife, he commanded her to go and get the drawings. She obeyed. but. i, is alleged, only did as commanded and therefore cannot be punished for the crime.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20
NOTICE TO EAGLES

All members of Cordova Aerie, F. o. E., are requested to meet at the hall Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
 J. M. STEFFGEN, President. GEORGE COOLEY, Sec.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20
Hypnotizing His Wife.

der a hypnotic spell when she was married three years ago. At times af- ter the marriage her husband would throw his wife into a trance and allow her to lie for days at a time while he was absent from home. He did not want her tO sneak to another man or
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20
MASONIC MEETING

There will be a meeting of Mount Mckinley Lodge No. 183, F. & A. M. at 8 o'clock tonight Stated communi cation. J. H. SELLEN. w. M,
 w., E. BROWN, Secretary.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20
LENTEN SERVICE

St. Georges Church-Lenten serv- ice, Litany and address this evening from 7:3O to 8::3O sharp.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20

Home-cooked pies, cakes, etc., at the food sale of the Ladies' Aid Soci- ety, to be held at Finkelstein & Sa- piro's store tomorrow afternoon.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-20

Wallace Reed in "The Hostage" at the Empress theater tonight, also a good comedy, entitled His Precious Life"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
DANES DEFEAT
ST. ANTHONYS
Game Played on Tottenville
Field Yesterday Resulted in
Victory for Old Timers.

The Danish Sociable baseball team
defeated the st. Anthonys on the
Tottenville oval yesterday afternoon,
SIS. The game vas played as a pre-
lirninary to the Observation-Disclosures
game. The features of the game
were numerous, the pitching of Ed
Keller, a star OF a few years ago,
and the all around playing of Hunt
and Silver were the most prominent.
Although the Danes drew first
blood by scoring in the fifth, the
Saints came back in the same session
with two counters and added another
run to their list in the seventh. With
the score 81 to begin the eighth, the
large crowd of fans believed the game
to- be sewed up. but five runs were
sent across the platter by the old
timer in the eventful eighth stanza.
In the eighth stanza a hit, three
walks and two errors were account
able for three of the runs while
Young was on the mound. and a
felders choice and a hit off Brown
miller who relieved the southpaw
were accountable for two more runs.
The Saints came back with two runs
In the last of the eighth when Silver
clouted out a homer with one on
base, but the Danes sewed up the
pastime by scoring two more runs
off Brownmiller in the last inning.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
Mg0tS Rally In Ninth But
Fail To Defeat Nichols Nine

A sensational catch by Schnoor in
the ninth inning Of the contest be-
tween the Raritan Copper Works
and the Nichols Copper Works at
Laurel Hill. l.. l., Saturday after
noon brought the game to a close in
the home teams favor by a score of
is. This ended a rally which had
Melted the Ingot team two runs, and
there were two men left on the
paths. The Raritan Copper Works
defeated the Nichols team on the
local field earlier in the season. TO.
Manager Harry Apologize Of the
Copper Works sen 500 to the
mound TO start the game. "Ponya"
started well even though the home
team scored a III in the first, but
the Keasbey moundsman went TO
the showers when he filled the bases
on passes in the fsurIh inning. In
this session the home nine scored
five runs and sewed up the game.
Hornsby went to the mound for the
Ingots when 500 was taken out.
Egan and Christopherson were
the batting stars for the Amboy
team, the former securing three
hits. a triple. double and a single.
while Christy secured a triple and a
n base clout. Andrews led with
the stick for the home outfit. The
Amboy batters outhit their oppon-
ents thirteen to six. "Pud" Stinson
and Christopherson fielded in high
class fashion in this contest. while
snappy double plays by Schnoof and
Drexier for the home team featured
the pastime.
The Ingots scored in the first. sec
ond. sixth, seventh and ninth in
two In the last. The home
tribe secured n run in the first and
innings and i've in the
stanza.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
ROMER'S HIT IN
10TH WINS CAME
TottenyiIIe A. c. Defeat Keas-
hey F. c. in Extra Inning
Session Yesterday P. M.

KEAsBEY. July 2s-A ten inning
game. full Of thrills and exciting
moments, played on the T. A. c. oval
yesterday afternoon. between the
Keasbey F. c. and the Tottenviile
A. G. resulted in a victory for the
Tottenville team, 7-6.
Keasoey played a great uphill
game. With a score 40
against them the Keasbey boys
put hve runs across in the sixth in
ming. and from then on, It was I'M
decided who would win. after the
home team tied the score in the
same inning.
Both Jeron and Romer, the OPP
posing pitchers. were effective in the
pinches, but Romer had the better
OF the argument. Each pitcher al
lowed seven safe hits.
Successive hits by Paugh, McCor-
mick and Romer netted Tottenville
their winning run in the tenth in
ming after Keasbey scored one in
their part of the tenth. Romer
knocked in the winning run. Both
teams played an unsteady game in
the field. Tottenyille scored three
runs in the third inning. when Jeroff
and g.. Fullerton made costly errors.
Tottenvtlle played loose ball in the
sixth inning. which started the Reas-
hey rally and FIVE runs crossed the
plate. Manders timely single with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
'sALEMS WIN IN
THE NINTH, 4-5
harmony Club Ties Score in
Second and Fifth Innings,
leading in 9th; Fraser Stars

THE Salem A. c., which defeated
.the strong North Amboy Sporting
Club last Sunday by q of 5-3.
tdded another victory to its credit
yesterday when this combination
defeated the fast going Harmony
Club 4-3. The Harmony club tied
Ihe score at IL in the second in
ning and again evensd up matters
h the fifth, making the score 2-2.
In the sixth the Harmony nine an
pexed n more run, putting them
n the lead. The Salems were un-
ible to overcome this handicap of
bne run until the last inning. In
This inning Martin singled to deep
hort, Mazurek knocked out a dou-
Die, sending Martin to third. With
bne out and two men on base Fraser
connected with the sphere for q
touble to deep right, scoring both
men and giving the Salems a one
sun lead.
Next Sunday the Salems will
meet the Camp karitan soldier nine
ht the Copper Works which will
be played as a preliminary game to
The Amboys contest.
Y The cor of yesterdays game be-
Yeen the Salems and Harmony
ksh fN1T0uu.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
HOUSE OF DAVID
TEAM AT MILLT0WN

The House of David baseball team
Cthe be~whiskered combination of
yrsehide sluggers that Is now tour
ing the east-has been signed up by
Manager Snedeker of the Michelin
Aine to play at Michelin Park, Mill
town, this coming Saturday. This
ts not only one of the most unique
baseball combinations on the circuit
this year but the men hidden be-
hind their facial shrubbery have
good as some of the big leaguers.
This team originated from Benson
Harbor, Michigan, and have with
Them Mooney. the twirler who was
offered $4,000 by the Chicago Ma
honals. On Wednesday of last
week the House of David team shut
put the Hyatt Roller Bearing COM
bination at Newark 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
KEAS8EY ALL STARS WIN
ONE SIDED GAME, 1871
By Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY, July 26:-The Keas-
hey All Stars journeyed to Metuch-
en- Saturday afternoon and easily
defeated the representative team of
that place, the final score being 49,
/. Miller, Metuchen's star hurler.
was touched up for sixteen safe
bingles, while his teammates also
played very erratic ball behind him.
The local team had everything
their own way and completely out
classed their weaker opponents.
Fullerton, pitching for Keasbey,
allowed seven hits. Metuchen scored
their lone tally in the fifth on
singles by Hillpot and Miller. Keas-
hey scored three runs in the third.
fourth and ninth innings and two
in the sixth and seventh.
Romer, Milchick and Pfeiffer
were the heavy sluggers for Keas-
hey. Romer secured five hits out
of six times at bat while the other
two players each made three hits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
NATIONAL JRS. WIN

The National Juniors easily de-
feated the Amboy Juniors by a
seore of 1910 on the r. c. w. field
Yesterday afternoon. To date the
Nationals have won seven games
out of nine played. Gardella pitch
ed yesterdays game and Roegler
received him.
The Nationals have a few open
dates and would like to meet all
fast Junior teams averaging sixteen
to eighteen years. For games write
Arthur Jensen, 179 Grant street,
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
BLUE AND GRAYS WIN

The Blue and Gray Juniors of this
city came through with a So victory
over the Clover Juniors on the Cop
per Works field yesterday morning.
Joe Mosko allowed but three hits
and struck out seventeen, while
Tooleson of the Clovers allowed but
seven hits and famed eleven. The
Blue and Grays are anxious to ar
range games with junior teams hav-
ing home grounds. Address George
Buber, 765 Parker street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bachman.

The Matawan baseball team added
another win to their string yesterday
when they defeated the Golfers nine
from Wichatunk by a score OF 7-6.
Manager Richard Carney of the Ma
tawan team is DESTROYS of booking a
game for Thursday of this week. st.
Lupo's day. The Matawan manager
would be glad to book the Perth
Amboy Police Department nine for
this game. The M>tawan manager
also has the coming Sunday open for
any fast travelling team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
HIGH TIDE TABLE
FULTON MEETS WILLS
AT NEWARK TONIGHT

Fred Fulton, the Minnesota
plasterer. left this city last night for
Newark where he will meet Harry
Wills, the colored heavyweight
champion. in the Newark armory to-
night. The fight is being run by
the international Sport Club of New
York City and an all star card in
addition to the main twelve round
bout has been arranged. Fulton has
been training in the Auditorium for
this bout, and kept at his work till
yesterday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
AMB0YS DON'T PLAY

The two games arranged by
Manager Joseph Mullen to be play
on the Raritan Copper Works
I'D yesterday afternoon were can
telled due to the condition of the
Held. The ST. Anthony-Danish So
biable game was played in Totem
vile. while the Perth Amboy-
Roosevelt game was put off alto
gether. Both Saturday and Sunday
turned out to be wonderful baseball
days. but the condition of the Held
due to the heavy transforms during
the week made it impossible to play
any real contests on the diamond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
FRANKL|NS WIN
BY ONE RUN 5-4
Five Runs in Eighth Give Am
boy Team Game at Raritan
Arsenal Saturday P. M.

The Franklin A. "A. went to Camp
Raritan Saturday and there defeated
the Raritan Arsenal team in a close
game, 514. Both teams played high
class ball. Let's was the star in
fielding and Jensen led in batting,
securin gtwo hits, one a double.
Reed, pitching for the arsenal, held
the visitors scoreless until the eighth
when the visitors found him
for five hits and five runs, sufficient
to win the game.
The soldiers tried a comeback in
the last inning with some success
scoring two runs. They were unable
to put o the other tally neces-
sary to tie the sore, however. The
Sc0ro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
Kreischerville Nine yictors

The Royal Colored Giants of Rah-
way travelled to Kreischerville yester-
day afternoon where they were de-
feated by the Stars of that place by
a score of rs. Smith pitched for the
home team. while Van Dyke occupied
the mound for the colored outfit.
The score by innings
Giants .......0 0 1 2 / 0 1 l 0-6
Stars -.......2 o 1 2 o 2 o o x-7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26
Raritan Arsenal.


Franklin A. A.. 000000050-
Raritan Arsenal. 000200002- 4
Two-base hits-Jensen, Minyon.
Home-run-Wells. First base on
balls, by Wallace. 1; Reed 0. Struck
out. by Wallace, s; Reed, IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26

galem ..... o 1 o 0 1 0 o 0 "a
Harmony -. o 1 o 0 1 L o o 0-3
Left on bases. Salems, s; Har-
mony. IL. Bases on balls, off Stoc-
kel. Q; off Deliman, S. Struck out,
by Stocked, 4; by Deliman. S. Dou-
BILE play, Melko to Horwathe to
Sorensen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-26

NEWARK.-Manny Seamon, Ben
ny Leonsrd's trainer. has been taking
a n of Gene Tunney in his quest for
the heavyweight title. Nanny says
Gene Is q one-tWo puncher.