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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
SPANEK VAS BUDE
KLIDNY.

Spanek je stav odpocinku
nervove soustavy, behem cehoz
obnovuje sc energie, vypotre-
hovana V hodinach bdeni. Be-
zesna noe je proto jednou z
1ejhorSlch muk, zvlaSt6 V le-
te. Ma Stestl byt' byl den sebe
horsi, spanek vas bude klidny,
vezmete-i pred spanim Trine-
rovo Lecive Horke Vino. Tento
lex vycisti vnitrnosti, zastavi
tvofeni Sc plynu V Mich, podpo-
ruje zaz1vani a tax, kdyz rano
vstavate, jste plni move ener-
gle. Ale musi to byti prave
Trinerovo LeGive Hork6 Vino !.
Nase obchodni ochranna znam
ka "Triner's American Elixir
cf Bitter Wine - Hork6 Vino"
byla registrovana V patentnim
trade Spoi. Statu We Washing
tone dne 2. ledna 1906 cili pred
vice nez IA lety, lex sam, pi-
cnyr We SVEN oboru, byl uve-
den ma. americky trh pred 80
lety. A je dnes zrovna tax ne
vyrovnatelny, jako byl V prv-
rich dnech jiz. proto nepfi-
imelte mic jineho, lee Trinero-
20 Iecive HoTke Vino. Po-
ptejte Sc u sveho lekarnika
neb obchodnika s leky t6z na
jine Trinerovy l6ky, dostanete
|ochotne informace Mich. -
Joseph Triner Company, 1888
45 S. Ashland Ave, Chicago,
Illinois.
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XVI.
V etrni boure.

70 tn 1ny skuceI vitr a roz-
bnroNal v'ny, ktere vynasely
lcd AZ olizko k nizkJm obla-
Auh : Ease srazely j hluboko
Jako 30 propasti, aniz by dobre
q peyne i"di uskodily. Obloha
stale .ctazena byja cernymi,
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jevo vsichni z piitomnych.- Po
precteni posledni sc6ny doji-
nave teto truchlohry odebrala
Sc Britomarta do sve kajuty
skoro nepozorovane, takze
kdyz kapitan S lodnim lekarem
chteli vzdati il dfky "a vzacny
na lodi pozitek dusevni, byla
ona jiz z jejich dosahu. Neby-
10 to z chorobne skromnosti,
aniz aby stala Sc proto wac
rejsi", nybrz proto, re priro-
zene nenavidela kazdou chva-
lu sve osoby, necht' byla tato
jiz minena uprimne, nebo pre-
nrstena. Podobne cini, jak
zkusenost mas uci, kazdy ka-
rakter ryzi a vzneseny.
Bylo davno pc desate, kdyz
kapitan zval sve cestujici ke
druhe, primo kralovske veceri,
kterou nechal pristrojiti jeste
behem pfedcitani Britomarty a
takrka ku jeji pocte a proto
nemalo jej mrzelo, kdyz tato
Liable Sc tax vytratila. Nekoli-
krate nechal il prositi, ably
prisla sdileti veseli vseobecne,
ona ale vzdy vzkazala s diky,
re ma zapQtrebi klidu pro-
to aby il bylo odpusteno.
Stedrovecerni den uplynul
Ia takovych okolnostf velmi
vesele, avsak eel, re zaroven S
nim, uprchla pekna povetr-
most. Bylo patrno, re Sultana
blizila Sc pfedhori "Dobre Ma
deje", nebot' prudke vetry a
vysoke Why prozrazovaly jeho
biizkost.
Chm dale tim prudsl byly
v6try a S velkou, silnou lodi
hraly 81 obrovske why jake Sc
skorapkou. TAX Slo to nekolik
dnl a Mrs. Breton div aneze-
mfela strachy, vzdor .tomu, ze
Judita hyla stale skoro pfi nj
a III tesla, re ''to neni jeSte
tax zle', ac lod' hazela mimi
z jedne strany ma druhou jake
S micem.
Treti den bylo vlnobiti jeste
desn6jSi. Pani Breton sedela
Juditou celia postrasena ka-
bine, kdyz nahle zaslechla
mocny hlas kapitana, jenz ma
fizoval, aby vytazena byla ma
stozary tax zvana "umrtni sve-
tia" (Put up the dead lights).
Death lights. Nebesa a ze-
me, my isme ztraceni!" bedo-
vala Mrs. Breton, chopic Sc
rukou Judity a hledic po-
vstati.
"U certa, jsme ztraceny! !"
pravila JuIita, snazic Sc Wy
prostit sv6 ruce. "To vse neni
jest6 mic! Sure, nasi namornici
fikaii tomu ien "plna cepice"
yetru! Pockeite jen, az bude-
me blizko predhori Dobre Ma
deJe, nebo v indickem mori!
Eotom teprve zvite, co je velke
vlnobitf!"
ALE ia unrtnf svetla' - co
TO znamena?"
Sure, ze nemini sc tim svi--
6ky, ktcrt zapaluji Sc mad
lfftvoiou!" poucovala Judita.
"Jc 70 jen mluva namofniku a
Y nasi znamena to: Uzavfetc
Heprodlene vsechna okna V pod
, me2ipalubi!" !"
"A 10 je vse?"
SuTe. 5e aIo. Ten dohytek
nanofnicky neumi mluviti jas
neii a nasl kfest' anskou reei".
Go takto Judita mluvila. We
sci pan Breton, ably upokoiil
sVoJl aenu nekolik namorni-
ku, aby uzavreli veskera okna
kabiny. Pan Ely choti a Brito-
faalta byli jiz davno We svych
lsajutach.
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Zaiata neVeSta.
Ron,Sn ctyrech dlech cd pi E. D. E. N Souhworthove
Pro "Domacnost" prelozl Hugo Chotek.
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Gen podobal Sc noci. More, BIZ
covano prudkym vetrem, zdalo
Sc, ze pod ranami temi dpi a
stena a zdvihalo Sc, iakoby We
tru chtelo vzdorovati.
Danny musely zdstati v kaju-
te. Ony vabec neodvazily Sc W.
jiti z kabiny a i sama Brito-
marta ucinila nekolik marnych
pokusu k tomu, byvsi vetrem
zahnana zpet, jakmile pribli-
lila Sc Ike schodum, vedoucim
ma palubu. Jako ostatni ona
musela sedet ma podlaze v pro-
stFed kabiny, nechtelaIi byti
Lazena ma pravo nebo ma levo,
coz pro hrdou jeji povahu by
10 velice pokorujici. "Panu
tvorstva" - muzi, - byla by
vzdorevala az do posledniho
dechu, proti zivlGm ale byla
bezmocna, jake kterakoli jina
Zena.
Nejvice mrzelo il, re muzo-
We, jako Justin a oba missio-
mari, jsouce silnejsi postavy te-
lesne, mohli vzdor vetru koll-
banf Sc lode udrzeti Sc ma pa
lube, kdezto ona, ktera mnela
Sc byti zrovna tax silna jake
oni, musela sedeti ma zemi, ja-
ko slabsi jeji sestry,
Justin Rosenthal byl vatsi
cas- ma palube, vypom&haje ma
mornikum, kde jen mohl a be-
hem tech tn dnd caste vystri-
dial kormidelnika, aby tento
mohl 81 odpocinouti. Britomar-
ta, vidouc to, tim vice Sc snazi-
La vystoupiti ma palubu, byvsi
ale opetne zahnana zpet, pri-
rsedla ma zem ku svym spolu-
druzkam a pravila trpce:
"Rada bych vedela, proc pfi-
roda vtesnala ducha meho V
tax vetche, slabe a nepatrne
telo, pro n6z mann zrovna tax
malou potrebu, jako bych me-
la pro balovy oblek ma severni
tocne. Opravdu, ia DANA pTiro-
ca dopousti Sc n6kdy takovych
hlouposti, ze clovek mohl by Sc
domnivati, re ie opila!"
ooh, Britomarto!" !" zvolala
Marta Breton, jsouc strachem
a drzenim Sc stolu skoro uplne
vysilena. ooh, pro boha a vSe-
chny svate, pfestahte S tax des-
hym rouhanim Sc! ia veru bo-
Jim Sc poslouchati je V teto
straSne bouri! Tato stara ra-
chota, kterou nerozumni lid6
hazyvaji dobrou a statecnou 10
di, hazi sebou jako kapr ma
blate, nebo jake kdyby Sc by
la zblazniia,! Obraci sc a della
kotrmelce kazdych pet minut
= ano. to della! Brzy je whit
ru hlavou a brzy nohama, jake
muz, kdyz 81 hraje ma 'zabu'!
Kdybych byla vedela, co vSe ma
teto lodi muslin pretrpeti, byla
bych ponechala vsechny poha-
ny milosrdenstvi bozfmu rade-
jl, nezli bych sverila ubohe sve
telo zradnemu tomuto mofi =
ano, to bych byla ucinila!"
Britomarta sc srnala Mrs.
Breton dala Sc ma to do place.
V tom okamzlku vstoupili do
kabiny tez oba missionari, do
znavaiice, re nelze Jim vice
vydrzeti ma palube. Britomar-
ia pfijala to velkym uspoko-
jenfm q rada nyni dlela V ka-
bine. ktera nebyla vice pro nj
vezelli1n, dnstojnost jeji snizu-
jicim.
Behen noel utiSil sc vitr po-
Hokud, obloha Sc vyjanila ma
stala pekna povetrnost.
Sultana hnana priznivym
vetrem, plnymi plachtami hna-
la Sc rychle V pred, urazic asi
sest uzla "a hodinu.
Jiz casne 2 rama shromaz-
diIa Sc celia spolecnost n1issio-
uaTSk9 na naluhe y iedan b1a-
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ClNNOST .CSL. OBCHODNf
KOMORY " AMERICE.
Csl. Tiskova Kane.

Jednlm z neJdulezlteJSlch u
kolu, pred kterym Sc octl osvo-
bozeny stat Ceskoslovensky,
bylo vybudovani a utuzeni OBJ
chodnich stykd S cizinou, a tn
ovsem prve rade bylo nutno
usilovati O navazani obchod-
Mich c hospodafskych stykd Sc
Spoj. Staty. Celili jsme velike
1loze, jak Sc osamostatniti
hospodafsky, ma poll obchodu
q prumyslu, to nebyla aloha
lehka, ponevadz az do zrize-
nj nasi Republiky mas obchod
nalezal Sc v rukou nam nepra-
telskych. Bylo nutno organise
vati cd zakladu vytvareti
teprve podminky dalsich uspes
nych styku obchodnich. Kdyby
byla nase obchodni zahranieni
akce "a valky stejne peclive a
intensivne pripravovana jake
akce politicka, byli bychom pc
pfevratu i obchodne pohotovi.
Nestalo-li Sc tax, nutno dnes
tim dsilovneji pracovati; a ze-
5mena dluzno Sc starati o to,
aby tesky obchodnfk zde i do
ma, at jiz je to vyvozce nebo
dovozce, byl vyzbrojen bez-
pecne a spolehlive pro zapole-
nj soutezeni ma poll obchodu
svetoveho. awaMy
Ia tim ucelem zakladany
jsou "a hranicemi Obchodni
komory, jez pecuji o navazova-
nj obchodnich stykG mezi Via
sti a cizinou, zejmena poda-
vanlm oboustrannych informa-
CT a orientacnich zprav. Cesko-
slovenska Obchodni Komora V
Americe byla rovnez zalozena
"a tim dcelem, aby Sc stala
strediskem podavajicfm poky-
ny, pouceni popudy k OBJ
chodni cinnosti, zejmena v
tom smeru, ktere zbozi by Sc
sem mohlo dovazet z vlasti a
ade prodavat, nebo co by bylo
mozno S vyhodou vyvazet od-
tud do Ceskoslovenska. Vyviji
iiz velice zdarnou cinnost a
zalezi jen ma nasich kraianech-
obchodnicich, ably hojnJm pfi-
stupovanim "a cleny pomahali
il plniti nkoly, k iichz plneni
byla vyvolana V zivot. (Adre-
sa Jest: CzechosIovak Cham
ber of Commerce, 106 10Th
Street, New York City, N. W
v posledni dobe obdrzela u
stredni ufadovna radu dotazu
z Ceskoslovenska cd tamnich
firem, zadaiicich navazani
stykll americkymi importery.
Nabizeii krajky, latky, plat
70, vysivky, Jablonecke skle-
meme zbozi, sklarske vyrobky
g t. d. Americke firmy rovnez
obraeeji Sc ma Ceskolovenskou
obchodni komoru, chtejice ma
vazati prallticke obchodni sty-
ky firmami V Ceskosloven-
sku, "a uGelem importu a ex-
pertu. Ceskoslovenska obchod-
nj komora, jejiz centraIni IRA
dovnu ridi New Yorku p. E.
+. Prantner, vyhovuje temto
dotazum a zadostem, podava
spolehlive informace kdyz je
zadana, ably ziskala a vyhleda-
la pro ceskoslovenske firmy ga
stupce We Spoj. Statech.
, Cinnost tato jest velice "a
sluana a prospesna a mas cesko
slovensky lid V Americe ma
Obchodni Komoru V jeji cinno-
sti podporovati aspon tim, re
krajane naSi budou sc hlasiti
"a cleny. Pro kazdeho ceskeho
a slovenskeho obchodnika Jest
to vec velk6 ddlezitosti, ably Sc
stal clenem a moraIne i financ-
ne Obch. Komoru podporoval.
Prvni takove ucinne a prak-
ticke pochopcni a uznani snah
g uGelu C5l. Obch. Komory
Americe projevila Obchodni
Komora V Clevelandu, iez roz-
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rs v 3 r y

ukazala jste Sc ma palube".
"Jen nekolikrate, nikdy ale
Is uspechem. Falstaff omlouval
1stup svuj tim, re jeho "zba-
belle nohy" no unesly z bojiSte
proti jeho Will; ia zas mohu
rici, ze me 1dy meho tela isou
"budiz k nicemu" a nevykonaji
to, co by mely a co duch muj
Jim poruci. Nohy me klouzaly
pode mnou a ruce nechaly wy
rvati 81 zastoj, jehoz Sc byly
|uchopily!" pravila Britomarta
)trpce.
"Krasa nebyla stvorena pro-
| to, aby slouzila, nybrz proto,
aby nechala slouzit sobe. Zde
je par rukou a nohou, ktere o.
|chotny jsou vykonati pro vas
vse, CO 81 pTejete a tax dlouho,
pokud MATTEL jich bude ma III
Ivu".
''Doufala jsem, re jste povy-
Sen mad tim, mluviti ke mne
takto, pane Rosenthal. ia me-
mann zapotfebf nikoho, aby od-
dal Sc me sluzbe, nebot' byla
by to lsluznost, jiz nemohla
bych splatiti, nasledkem cehoz
nemohu il take prijmouti.
Justin uklonil Sc S usmevem
a pravil:
'Svoluji. Jsem zajat a spou-
tan a ne tom stavu, abych
mohl klasti podminky menu
premoziteli. Vitez ma byt ale
velkodusnym a ia nejvetSi
InepTitelka muzu musela by
mlti utrpnost S obeti, naleza-
jici Sc V takovem postaveni jak
jas.
"Jiz Ease! !"s zvolala zlostne.
ia skoncil!" pravil rychle.
"Ani slova vice nepromluvim
o tomto zapovezenem zastoji.
Mluvme o necem jinem, co vice
vas zajima. Ma to byti zenske
pravo?"
"Ano, muzeme mluviti o
zenskem pravu, jestlize chcete
pojednati o nem vazn6 a oprav-
dove a ne sarkasticky, jak ci-
mite to n6kdy".
'kijVdite mi; co rikam, mi
MIN upI!mne, a zroVna tax u
pfimne taxi Sc vas, jestli ze
zkuSenosti poslednich tTi dnG
heoslabily We vas to pevne pre-
svedceni, re zena muze zavo-
oiti muzem V kazde praci?
Ma priklad V namofnictvi a
Vedeni lode Ia v6trne bouTe ?''
Ma okamzik byla mlada bo-
5ovnice "a zenska prava slovy
t6mi velice zarazena, hned ma
to ale odpovedela jasne urci-
tie:
"Nikoliv! Me presvedceni
neni tim oslabenoi Nebesa ne
dopusti, abych byla tax uzko-
prsou nebo domySlivou, mnic,
re vsechny 2eny jsou tax slaby
telesnS a bezmocny, jako ia a
mole spoludruzky V kabine !"
''.Vy tedy stale jste toho ma
hledu, re zena muze zavoditi S
muzem We vSem - V namofni-
ctvi a vsude jinde? tazal Sc
Justin usm6vem.
"Ano", odvetila, pri cemz o.
CT il zazarily a tvafe zrumene-
ly - "ano! Diky nebesum, re
jedna zena podala jiz jasny
Gukaz 0 tom. Byla to Marry
Patton. LODI, ma niz Sc nacha-
zela, plula kolem predhori
Horn a ell jeji byla Kalifornie.
kapitan, jeu chot', byl na
smrt nemocen horeckou. Jeden
z kormidelnlku byl nevedomec,
na nehoz nebylo mono Sc spo-
lehnouti a druhy chap surovy
2 vzdy nachylny ku vzpoure.
Nasiedkem toho ona sanla u.
ohopila Sc veleni ma lodi a by
10 il zapasiti nejen desnymi
louremi, Jake We vodach tech
panuji, ale take Sc vzdorovity-
mi namorniky, ktefi vedeni
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L4ek.srstvi d eleh Ii ina
We sp0ieEli.

Ne14lezl IA tom, komu 80
nepooaIilo yas vylaeiti, chci
pouze, abysta prisli ke mn6 q
poradili sc Sc nlnou, drive nez-
d p0jde1 K Ji1emd l4k2fi.
Moie cen2 j4ou mike. Nebu-
deli mozno vas vyls6it, fekne
vara ihned. Uci1lm VAN W
hovujlci epiAtky,
L5teni: vaaeisry neno2i aa4r-
yove, Areyni, ko4nl, chrouicke.
-iiz45 nemoci nu1sk6. dale
aemocj ledviD 8 iir3 ) mini spo
enc redahy. zrratu pameti.
Fam6nky, fbe4 Sez4niD, bola-
81 9 yre1y. zv&t3eGe 1nAndle,
ladofy, o5r4Vu kI've. pis5eie,
rfloumatieIc. a yaechny mu&gk6
emaoi.
Dt3ktox r.. &. E..s:,s,EEiis.,.
j>ecis,Iists na re,yov6, chroni-
Ike, Fr@vni d kozui acn,n,;.
iis0ll hcta, Oh 9 do 3. Y nede-
cd - dop. To 2 nod, oipol.
4t7 2eC2Sr >r-r &UF : y
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
COLFINC FIELD DOWN
TO SIXTEEN PLAYERS
Heron and Platt Attract Gallery in
Amateur GOlfing Title Tits
at RnSsIyn L.

ROSYLN, L. l., Sept. S.-With the
field reduced to sixteen stars play
was resumed today on the Engineers
Club course in the second round for
the national amateur golf champion
ship. Weather conditions were Ideal
and some fine matches were looked
for.
J. Wood Plat of Philadelphia and
S. Davidson Heron, the present
champion, shared the gallery with
Tommy Armour of Scotland and
Philip Carter. Amour. the only
foreigner remaining in the COMPETE
tion is giving the Americans plenty
to worry over.
other matches on today's schedule
were: Chick Evans VS.. Reginald
Lewis; Robert Gardner VS.. w. c.
Fownes, jr.: l.. p. Allis VS.. Oswald
Kirby: Francis Ouimet VS.. M NJ Jack ;
Bobby Jones, VS.. Frank Dyer and
Jesse Sweetser VS.. Fred J. Wright, jr.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
CALIFORNIA WOULD
BRING TEAM WEST
Olympic A. A., of San Francisco
Wants to Play Some Repre-
sentative Eleven.

University OF Pennsylvania mer
again Will have more than passing
interest in the work OF the UNIVERSE
ty of California eleven this year. be
cause Andy" Smith will coach Cali
fornia.
Football must have come back &c
the Berkeley boys with all its old
time Zest. as two excellent players
have been appointed to assist Smith
One of them is Rosenthal. of the
University OF Minnesota, who was
three times the all-Western and once
the all-American choice for center
and the second is Wells, a California
full back product.
The big game with Stanford is on
November 30. California would like
to get an Eastern team to go 10
Berkeley to play. but ii is not prob
able this year. The East would like
to see a game with one OF the big
Western teams, but the season is so
late when the regulars are through
in this section that football is next
to impossible. and no invitations are
sent Nor can you play 1t at Palm
Beach with comfort.
The Olympic Club OF San Francisco
Is going about trying for a game with
increased zeal. Members have signi-
fed their intention to help in every
way they can if there is chance TO
get some Eastern team in San Fran
cisco. as well as have one travel to
Los Angeles.
The Olympics will gladly play
football with the East in 1921 IL they
do not succoe ed in scheduling a game
for 1920. The most important fact
is the determination OF the Pacific
coast athletes to obtain intersectional
football If they can do so. Wait
until the aeroplane service gets good.
Then there will be a regular series.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
TILDEN WILL OPPOSE
WILLIAM JOHNSTON AGAIN
East West Matches Finds Champion
Against Californian
AQain

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-William T
Tilden II, national singles champion,
and William NJ. Johnston, whom he
conquered in gaining the title Mon.
day. will meet again when the east
west tennis matches start tomorrow
at the Germantown Cricket Club,
Philadelphia. Johnston, a native OF
California, is member of the West
ern team. Tilden. II Philadelphia,
plays on the east team.
Friday-Singles: &. G. Gamer, Bos-
ton, vs.. Walter T. Hayes, Chicago; r.
N. williams. I'd, Boston, VS.. Clarence
J. Griffin, San Francisco.
Doubles: w. NJ. Washburn, New
York and Wallace +. Johnson, Phila-
delphia, VS.. w. T.. Davis and Roland
Roberts, both of San Francisco.
Saturday-Singles: william T. Til
den. I'd, Philadelphia, vs.. william NJ.
Johnston, San Francisco; Washburn
VS.. Roberts.
Doubles: Gamer and c. S. Garland,
Pittsburgh, vs. Hayes and Ralph II.
Burbick, Chicago.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
CHAMP READY
FOR ALL FOES
Willard, Fulton, Carpenter, and
Even Harry Wills, Worry
Dempsey Not a Bit.
BY JACK DEMPSEY,
Heavywcight Champion of the World.

Heavyweight Champion of the World
BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Sept. S
Who's next?
Don't crowd, boys; you'll all be ac
commodated.
Just step forward, have little talk
. with Jack Kearns. hunt up pro.
moter who'll put on the show, and I'm
ready.
Right now. I'm in shape to travel a
hundred rounds-if necessary. III
fght every night in the week-if
ca O." Il 'hts.
like to fight-always did. My
grea.,e, happiness comes TO me when
a gong rings that sends me in battle
with a tough foeman.
Maybe III fight Gunboat Smith in
Boston, September 2S. A match has
been offered tentatively-and Jack
Kearns is merely awaiting final de-
tails before signing. The "Gooner
s"erns TO have the idea that he can
stick one over on me, and drop me
out OF the championship.
I'LL CHANGE HIS MIND.
I'll disabuse his mind of that be.
lief, If we ever get together.
Smith hits with a terrible kick.
he's the boy who hit me in the
second round of our San Francisco
fght-and I didn't remember any
thing for fifteen minutes afterward.
He didn't drop me with that punch
and / fought right along and whipped
him. But he did knock the sense out
of me.
There's some talk about Jess Will
lard wanting another mach. l Won
der whether he's really sincere. II he
H. he can have a f1ght-any time. IL
Jess isn't convinced that I'm better
man, all he needs to do il TO jump
into ring with me again For
regard willard as one Of the easiest
men to whip that l can call to mind
at this time.
READS FOR FRED FULTON.
And Fred Fulton says he wants a
battle. He can have it If some pro-
moter is willing. But who'll put on
the show in face OF the fact that
whipped him In fourteen seconds, four
years ago and that Harry Wills
knocked him cold just little while
ago.
Georges Carpenter. ah, There's
the boy. want to meet him. Makes
no difference to me where we fight
or when. 1t can be tomorrow. l only
hope that he's half as great as he's
been touted. Thatll mean fight.
ItIl mean that III have to put forth
my best efforts to win. No real fun
In flghting when things are all your
own way. l like a real contest.
Here's the hope that Carpenter can
make II one.
Harry Wills. the negro? Well IL
the public demands that ! meet him
I'll do that very thing. just as soon
as some promoter talks fairly siz-
able purse. | saw Wills against Full
ton. He's tough and big. He can
take 'em and he's a hard hitter. But
he's slow and awkward
don't think there's much trouble
soaking him a few here and there.
Anyway, I'd like to try It.
Anyway. II there's anybody else
that wants to take me on, let them
step forward. I'm to be a lighting
champion and the only way | can
make good Ia to get the lights.
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dictate Incl
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
Here IT Is
Dusty Miller says living in
the city wouldn't be so bad
if a bloke didn't have to
look at the people in it.
DEMPSEY GETS $55,OO0
FOR HAMMERINC MISKE
Official Figures Show 11,348 Fans
Paid to See Heavyweight
Ring Tilt.

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Sept s.
Jack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight
champion. received S55,000 for batter
ing Billy Miske, the st. Paul chal-
lenger, to defeat in the third round of
their scheduled ten-round bout here
Monday, according to a statement OF
the receipts given out today by Floyd
Fitzsimmons, promoter OF the con,
test.
The total attendance of the Labor
Day battle was 11,34s, and the total
receipts were $134904, including State
and war tax. According TO the arti-
cles of the agreement Dempsey was
guaranteed $4,000. with a privilege of
accepting so per cent OF the receipts.
Miske fought on straight guar
antee of $4,000
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
O'DOWD GETS BOUT.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Mike O'Dowd,
former worlds middleweight cham
pion, and Ted Kid Lewis, former
welter titleholder. are to meet in a
twelve-round bout at Jersey City.
Sept. 23. They have been guaranteed
$4,000 between them. Both men
must make 1853 pounds ringside.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
EVEN BREAK COMES
IN DOUbLE-HEADER
Griffs Take First and Lose Sec
ond, Getting Four Of Five
From Red Sox.

The GrifYs are on their way to St
Louis to open their final series OF
the 1920 season there. Before leav-
ing, however, they managed to break
even with the Boston Red Sox. win
ming the first skrmish. to J. and
dropping the second. to g. OF
the FIVE games played against the
Barrow brigade. the Griffmen copped
four, which is quite good enough.
considering the remarkably good
performances OF the Red Sox before
visiting the Capital.
Jim Shaw faced the Sox in the
opening game and held them to ono
run. Mike Menosky driving the ball
over the right field wall. greatly to-
the chagrin of those fans who had
been shouting. Same old Mike!"
Courtney started the second game and
had to hike to let Jose Acosta tako
up the burden in the fourth when the
Sox had scored a couple of runs.
Elmer Myers won his sixth straight
psme for the Red Sox. but he was
treated roughly by the home clan. At
least on three occasions runs failed
to come in only because of the tall
pitchers spectacular support
The Griffs finally did tie the
score in the seventh only to have
Acosta weaken in the eighth, the
Red Sox score three runs and romp
away with the victory.
Turkey" Brewer again held forth
at first base, playing good ball. He
failed to hit safely in the opener.
but in the second he crashed a
double high up on the right field wall
and sent the Sox gardener far out on
another occas on.
Sam Rice was a busy lad in the
field, having eleven putouts during
the day Furthermore, "Chopsticks'
ranged all over the outfield, taking
flies in deep center, up against the
sign board and over toward left. 1t
was all the same to him.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
NOBODY LEFT.
TRINITY LEADS.

Trinity leads in the America n
Junior League, recently started by a.
II Bellman. of Mt. Rainier. The Mt.
Rainiers are second and the Stars
third. The circuit Is comp sed OF
thirteen-year-old clubs. Bellman leads
the hitters with an average of .647.
The circuit races is one-fourth com
pleted