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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
FIGHT SPECIAL
LEAVES MONDAY

The sale of tickets for the "Hoosier
Special" indicates that a large crowd Of
Indiana fight fans will make the trip to
BENTON Harbor Monday to witness the
ske-Dempsey championship go and the
Virgins Greb "grudge'' battle The lat
ter probably win be of more importance
to Indiana sportsmen than will the title
scrap.
Reservations, including the travelling
expenses, meals and a seat In the arena,
may be purchased at Stegemeier's, II
North Illinois street. The special leaves
here at 6 a. IN. Monday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04

PA trot won by Glen C. (Line): Peter
Niles (Sahns). tscond; Butler Watts
(Watts), third Dan Kent (Warner),
fourth. Best time, 2:21A.
2:15 pace won by Lady c Edwards /;
Howe Special (Aiethod). second; Royal
Patch r. Line), third; Country Queen
(Lopper), fourth. Best time, 2:14A.
Special pace won by Lady Glover (Gil-
bert); Putnam Girl (Putnam), second
Barbara (Watts), third; DR.. Pratt
(Frame), fourth. Time, 2:15A.
Running races-Five furlongs, won by
Hercules (Blalock); Viola Gaffney win
near, second: Vulcaines (Evert), third /;
1t Perkins (HalD fourth. Time, ! :06h
Six furlongs, won by Esther L (Schil-
ling); Tip Dawdel (0wens), second; Pin
Money (Winnear), third; Glocoe (Bla-
lock-, fourth. Time. :17A.
One and one-eighth mile hurdle race,
won by Maid of the Mist (Cole) Dona
Belle (HalD, second; Oriole (Owens),
third; DR. Small (Wilcox). fourth; NJ. B.
johnson (Rasmussenl, fifth. Time, 2:32.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
BRoNsoN-sRITToN CARD.

SANDUSKY, o., Sept. 4.--Ted Block
Detroit, middleweight champion Of Mich
igan. viii oppose Billy Weeks, Spring
field in the semi final when Ray Bronson
and Jack Britton clash for the weller
weight title at Cedar Point on Monday
afternoon. Block was signed today
Ollie Pecord, Toledo, was engaged to
day as referee Of the main go. Charles
f. Large, Sandusky win referee the other
events.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
Plestina Shows Class

Indianapolis mat, fans were treated tC
an exhibition by Marin Plestina at Tom
linson hall last night. The star heavy
weight was matched with Young Gotcl
in the main bout Of the evening and
after showing the crowd what he knew
about the art, he Topped his outclassed
opponent. They went forty Ave minutes
After this, Plestina pinned Young
SIMPSONS shoulders TO the mat in ter
minutes of fast going
The three preIiminaries were full Of ac'
ton also.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
MARYLAND WARNS BoxERs.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.-The newly ap-
pointed boxing commission, authorized
by the Maryland legislature, will tolerate
no boxing matches in this city that
are not strictly on their merit. As a
result it is the concensus of opinion that
Kid Norfolk. Baltimore, and Jamaica
Kid, New York, will not again be seen
in the same ring In this city. Norfolk
was given tho decision over Jamaica
at the end OF a twelve round bout last
night. The commission had to caution
the two big negroes to stop hitting with
open gloves
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
ENGLISH PROS COP.

WICHITA. Kas.. Sept Edward Ray
and Harry Nardon had little trouble
winning over local golfers in their
matches yesterday. In the morning they
defeated Or. Edgerton and II. F. Bagby,
7 and 5. In the afternoon they won from
Harry Heimpls and Jack Sherman, a
professional, by the same score. Ray
turned in ~, one less than par for the
course.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., Sept THE
Bacharach Giants put over five runs in
the first inning, which proved enough to
win from the A. B. C.s, TO 3. Dis
mukes started for the Hoosiers, but gave
way to Mcclure after two hands were out
and Eve runs had scored. Mcclure never
allowed man to reach third base the
remainder Of the game. Charleston's
fielding, hitting and base running were
the features.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
EASY FOR BRITToN.

CLEVELAND, Sept. Jack Britton
welterweight champion, easily out
ten rounds last night. Britton apparent
ly never tried TO put his young oppo-
nent away. Charlie O'Connell. Cleveland
lightweight scored knockout over
Paddy Pavese. recently Of New York and
now of Cleveland, when his seconds
threw IN the sponge in the eighth round
Hope cullen. Muncie, outpointed Johnny
Klesb, Cleveland, In ten rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
Fire Points

The American ieague pennant raee
frightened up yesterday, with only
Ave points. or = hnlf-game. separat-
ing the Cleveland leaders from Chi
cage. in third place.
New York's victory over Boston
advanced the Yankees to q virtual
tie with the Cleveland Indians, who
were shut out by Detroit. Chicago
fell back 20 third place by dropping
a game to Sc. Louis.
All three leading teams in the Ma
tional league won yesterday, and Gin
cinnmti retained is half-gnme adj
vantage over Brooklyn. New York Is
two games In back OF the Dodgers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
Woodstock Golf

Activity nc the Woodstock Country
club Is at tie height now. The golf com
mittee Of the sports and pastlme body
has arranged for It's Labor day tour.
nameut for the Lathrop cup for both men
and women. The fall championship be-
gins Monday and the qualifying round
will be plsy ed this afternoon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
BOXING
EPSTEIN IN
KOKOMO FEATURE

KOK0Mo. Ind, Sept A boxing
card that is attracting quite a bit of
attention among Hoosier fans Will be
staged here by the local Elks lodge on
Monday afternoon. when SoIly Epstein
of indianapolis meets Johnny Rosner
OF New York Ia r ten-round feature.
These boys are bantams
In the semi windup Don Curley. In
dianapolis lightweight, meets Tommy
league of Muncie over the round
route. battle royal VIII open the bin.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04

Los ANGELES, Sept. 4.--Following a
conference here with President Maier of
the Vernon club of the Coast league, ne
gotiations, IL Is understood, have been
completed for the sale of Shortstop John
nv Mitchell to the Yankees.
Scout Bob Connery is representing the
Yankees. Vernon viii get a number Of
players in exchange Mitchell will not
go 70 New York until next year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
AMATEURS
FINAL AMATEUR
BATTLES CARDED

The championship of the indianapolis
Amateur Baseball association was to b.
decided this afternoon when the Morris
Street Methodists, Sunday School cham
lions and the Premier Motors, Motor
loop flag bearers, clashes In the final
round battle on Riverside diamond No. .
The Premiers. made up of veterans OF
the sandlot, were doped to defeat the
Methodists, team of youngsters, but
they were not to have IN easy time
getting away with the victory.
the winners OF today's game will meet
the Louisville city. champions in the
national amateur championship tourna-
ment at Washington park Sept. IL
Z semi-fnal round games will be played
In the indianapolis Independent cham
pionehip series tomorrow. the Turner's
meeting the Ferndales at Riverside did-
mond No. z. and the Elders meeting the
Bordens at Garfield diamond No 3
The winners CT these games will meet
In the final scrap on Riverside DIAMOND
No. 2 Monday afternoon. The Times
trophy will be awarded the winners Of
the tournament and the runners-up win
be awarded Il special trophy by the
EN- Roe sporting goods store
Both of tomorrow's games promise TO
be fast affairs, and the Labor day ct
traction probably will he one of the
cleverest amateur attractions of the sea-
son.
indianapolis Stars, claimants of the
amateur colored championship of In
dianapolis, will meet the Merchants Heat
and Light nine in double bill at North
western park tomorrow afternoon. The
Stars have lost only two games out Of
twenty seven played this year. The man
ager would like to hear from fast teams
dt-siring to meet them. Address William
Thomas, 211 West Fourteenth street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04

GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville at Indianapolis.
Toledo at Columbus.
st. Paul at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis at Chicago 1.-TWO games).
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston two games).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
High Cost of Sport

PARIS. Sept 1.-The seventh modern
revival Of the Olympic games just con-
cluded at Antwerp resulted in a financial
loss Of 100000. according TO a statement
issued there today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04


Seventeen frst-round matches in the In.
diana state open tennis championship
tournament were carded on the l. 7. A
courts for this afternoon. The remain
ing fifteen initial round events Will De
played Monday.
In the matches this afternoon, starting
at 80, indianapolis players were TO De
seen In action. The Monday periods have
been saved for out-of-town players al
ready entered and several who are ex
pected to stop at Indianapolis Monday
. on their return from the national tourney
now in progress at Forest Hills.
CHICAGO SQUAD
AFTER TITLE.
The regular Hennessey -Bastlan state
championship match will be played next
saturday afternoon In the event that
these youngsters can survive play
against several stars that will be
matched with them In the early rounds.
Robert Leven, Sr., and Jr.; Il. L. Van
Arsdale, Harry Knox, Thomas Cochran,
O'Brlen, a combination of star racquet
swingers, viii represent Chicago In the
tourney.
James Darnan and John Coons Of
Lebanon, r. A. Schmidt OF Kittanning.
IA, and s. A. and 3. r. Perrine OF
Centralia, ILL.,. are three other clever
players who will go after the Hoosler
hOuors.
Or. Charles d. Humes has promised
to bring q star here from the national
tourney, but las refused to announce
hts name. There Is a chance that Wal
ter WestbrOok, western conference cham
POn. may compete.
With q formidable list Of players
entered from other cities. and n posi-
hility that several starlights from the
national meet Will enter, this tourney
looms as one of the most attractive state
events held.
Hennessey, at this time. looks like the
champion. The registration committee
has yet TO hear from a player that
sounds like real opposition 20 the youth
f,Il Hoosier fash, and. II be shows the
stun next week that he displayed before
his work at Forest Hills, IL should be
no hard task for him to get away with
the title
The complete pairings for the tourney
First ouarter-Ko ehler VS.. Miller. y.
p. Perrins lCentralia, I'D VS.. John +.
Frenzel, Mckay IS. Kohn, r. Leven Sr.
tthicnsoi -. Lance. Orme Jr. vs. Lay
man. MarsOn ". X. l.. NanArsdale (Chi-
cagoJ, Mcdaniel VS.. Trask. segalowsky
Second ouarter-AlIen VS.. Wilson.
Denny vs. r Bastian. Blessing vs.. Sini-
mons, Wellman VS.. John d. Coons (Leb-
lon, harris vs.. orme Sr., Mayer vs..
Foster. Jerry rs. Chambers, Gavin vs..
Third ouarter-Ankenbroek vs. seideR-
stieker X. Bastian vs.. VIII Bronstein,
Harry s. Knox (Chicagol VS.. Pratt, Hen
nessey VS. Kirkhon. James Darnalt
lebanon vs.. Thomas, Appel vs.; Davis.
Bennett VS.. f. A. Schmidt (PennsyI-
vanial. Payne vs.. Welborne.
Fourth QUARTER. T. O'Btien (Chi-
cagol vs.. Galloway. Thomas Cochran
(Chicagol vs.. Watson, 5. A. Perrine
lceutralia. M vs.. Pugh. starbuek VS..
Koran, Dixon VS. Stegemeier, Or. Humes
VS.. Haworth, OFT vs.. walmsley.
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AT LAPORTE.

MIG Uusu, pUfse sIUU.
sam Stick, Won; May Apple, second (;
Moonshlne, third.
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purse $50.
EIectron Dillon b (Crossman) 80. /
Abba Todd, br m CIV. J. McDonald)
Byrsa, m Kingsley ............
Peter Langford, g (Graves).
Sultan Watts, b LovelD ......... .
Miss Colorado and Peter Sunshine also
ran.
Time-2 1O%. 2:12Z.
Free for-all races. purse 1000.
Sanardo, b COX ................ i j
Goldie Todd, m (Geers) .......... 2
Direct c Burnett, g (Crozier).... 3
Tn, b (Valentine) ................ 4
Time :O2A, :03L.
IA trot, purse 1000.
Baroness COchato, br m ca. Melon
ala L
Native Chief. CHI (Crossman)... 3
Harvest Stream, b m CIV. Fleming) 5 2
Charley Herr, Jr., (White). 3 B
Mera Guy, b m (Mascn) ..........7 4
Beta Girl Humfast, Bradford Man and
Miss Clara Mae also ran.
Time-2 :09h, 2:O7A.
To Beat 2:3OA Trotting b e.
Cox, won. Time. 2:2S11.
To Beat 2:15A Trotting-Myleaf, b m,
by Mainleaf Cox, won. Time 2:10Z. {.
TO Beat 2:1SA Trotting-GeneraI
Knight III. b c (Cox). won. Time, abba.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04


(only two games played.)
---
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York.. . o0Qf0 0 2-5 s o
Boston. $1,000. 5000 0 2 1 O-3 IL l
Batteries-Quinn, Mays and Ruel, Han
nah; Karr, Hoyt and Schang.
Philadelphia. 1908 O-51 Ii 6
Batteries-Shaw and Charity; Knowl-
ton, Moore and Perkins.
Detroit. ... 900 10000 1
Cleveland...... 90 0 0 o o 0 90 Z
Batterfes-Leonard and Stanage; Co
yeleskie and O'Neill.
Chicago. o o o 5000 O-1 s o
Batteries-Davis and SEVERED; Faber,
Wilkinson and Schalk.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Thirteen innings)
Chicago Q o 0 0 0 0 0 0 "a 10 3
Pitts. 90 001 90 o 0 o. 4 2
Batteries-Yaughn and o'FarrelI; Carl
son and Schmidt
Philadelphia 0OO0O00 5000 4 /
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana Mluers smith,
Enzman and Witherow.
New York; 2 1 0 o 4 O o - II 2
Boston ..s..... o o o o o 2 o. 10 4
Batteries-Toney and Snyder; Rudolph
and O'Neill.
Cincinnati -. 12123210 0-12 II 1
st. Louis $50. 0 0 0 o 0 0 5 0-5 4
Batteries-Luque, Brenton and Allen.
wingo Jacobs, Schupp, Goodwin and
Clemens, Schneider.
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at
LEAGUE STANDINGS AND CALENDAR
Yesterdays RESULTS.
AgSOCTATI0N

Toledo. 000OO1 10 3 o. 0 2
Columbus. y 600 0 2 0 o. 8 9
Batteries -McColl and woodall; Barger
and Kelley.
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Stars Prepare for
| Play as State Net
Meet Gets Started
Several Tennis PrOnaiRents
Stop Here on Return
From East.
Net Card Here Today

II. KoehIer VS.. Paul Miller.
Hence Arrne Jr. VS.. Theo Layman.
Orie Mcdaniel VS.. Charles p. Trask.
Julius Sagalowsky VS.. Pat ManRarl.
George Denny VS.. Fred Bastian.
Robert Blessing VS.. Hathaway Sim
mons.
/. A. Harris vs.. Hence 0rnae Sr.
Waite. Mayer vs.. Robert n. Foster.
Carlos Jenry VS.. Smiley Chambers.
William Gavin VS.. c. w. Adams.
Henry Ankenbrock VS.. Porter Seiden-
sticker.
: Robert Bastian VS.. VIII Bernstein.
Alfred Bennett VS.. f. a. Schmidt.
NJ. l.. Payne VS.. o. p. Welborn.
George StrabuclS W. Robert Tyndall.
Guy Dixon VS.. Carl Stegemeier.
John OFT VS.. John Wimsley.
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Grand Circuit Results

AT READvILLE FRIDAY.
e Metropolitan Sweepstakes, 2 20 trot
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At BOoNyILLE.

Lucy Lindsey, Guy Lee, ReXie Prince
ton. Statewood also ran.
Time :1SA, 2:1Tl4, 2:17la, 2:1IA,
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toniy two games played.)
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-30
DAIRY DAYS"

Plans are being made for 4 series
Of state dairy days 10 b. held by
the New England Mix Producers
Association early in December On
the day assigned to each state stimuli
taneous meetings will be held IN each
county with able speakers 10 explain
the present and the future outlook II
the dairy industry FL New England.
Tho aim Of the meetings Is % how
the farmers Of each county hast dairy
ing is q New England wide businc
and can no longer be considered IS i
local matter.
The tentative plan provides tor m-
infamous meetings IN every county in
Maine on Monday Of the week select.
ed, similar meetings b. every coaBts ID
New Hampshire on Tuesday meetings
in Vermont on Wednesday, in Hassas
chusetts on Thursday and IL Rhode
Island and those counties 81 Connect
cut ard New York which come into the
New England MIX Producers Associ
alton territory on Friday Among The
speakers will be the field men and dis
trict managers Of the association.
The meetings will be held in counec-
ton with the annual meetings Of the
county branches Of the association,
following the meetings Of the local
branches in each town in New Eng
land. They will give a new opporun-
ity for farmers to get first hand In
formation as to the conditions under
which milk is marketed in the cities
Boston's milk supply now comes from
all over New England and some from
Canada and New York state. It's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-30
PAMLET

Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Sheldon and
son were in North Rupert and Dorset
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waters Of Wal
lingford, passed few days last week
at John Lessons.
Miss Mabel Hulett Of East Jaffrey,
N. H., is a guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. S. Hulett.
Mrs. Frederick Gilbert Of Dorset,
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warner.
o. A. Nyren and stephen Olsen
were recent guests of their cousin,
Richard Olsen and family in East Jaf-
frey, n. H.
Miss Pauline Smith, who is attend
ing high SHOOT at Cobleskill, N. Y, is
expected home this week for a few
days vacation with her sister, Miss
Irene, who is a teacher in one of the
schools there.
Invitations have been received to
the wedding Of Miss Beatrice Woodell,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Woodell Of Santa Monica, Cal, for
merly Of this place, to Andrew Ed
ridge Of Sharon Springs, n. Y. The
welding will take place at the Meth
odi-t church in Granville, October 2.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-30

The death of John Kast occurred
Friday afternoon at the home Of C. l..
Leach whore he had resided for the
past 16 years. He had been in poor
health for some time but only confined
TO the bed about a week. Mr.. Kast is
survived by one sister, Mrs o. d. Per-
ry Of Granville, N. ", and three
nephews, Herbert Kast of Wells, Rob
ert Graft of this place, and Rex. o.
Perry of England, and a niece, Mrs.
Melvin Haskins of Middletown. The
funeral was held Sunday afternoon
from the home of Mr.. Leach and the
body was taken to Wells for burial.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-30
BACK BAD TO-DAY

Backachc Is usually kidncy-aehe and
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Use Doan's Kidney Pills for weak kid
neys-the remedy recommended by
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your neighbor.
II. ". Rice, MANCHESTER Depot,
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a run down condition Of the kidneys.
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trouble. | had TO stand on my feet
and the stain ! blame for bringing on
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Somehow ! learned Of Doan's Kidney
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total g about as much as an the other
cities of New England combined.
Under these conditions transportation
nd marketing problems are 81 vital
Importance To the dairy farmers
The county meetings will give the
dairy farmers q New England ga OPP
portunity @ express thcir satisfaction
and voice Their kicks, 81 daiging As
4 business Their combined opinions.
kicks al satisfaction viii have
powerful influence IN the annual meet
HR q the association 70 BE- held in
B0.s5n "a january
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-30
FOWler'S Insurance Agency
Manchester Depot, Vermont.

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est fire. aute burglary and life insurance companies in the
world:
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DO NOT BE FOOLED into the

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he presume to say that his rates
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-30

WnpLEBCBl DEFEATS UNION
Victory marked tha opening Of the
saaaoa football schedule when Mid
% bury dooHld Un.n College ia
80 score GeIlnjak eained tha touch
down after 4 series 81 straight loot.
Ben ushcs U tbe close 81 the second
period. Lobo, new man who gives
evidence Of soon being recognized in
coIlae.atg football Circles. made sen
sat6r run when be cleyery inter
c6ptel forward pass and gained
ferry yards for Middlcbury Onion
will have to strengthen It's line be-
tween tackle and tackle, place where
showed strength Tx
trsme heat handicapped both teams
despite the FACT that playing periods
were shortened to 10 minutes Tie
following men made the trip TO Sche-
Capt Mead, Brigham KAHN,
Brown, Pouatz, Rhinebcck, Norton
Kcppler, Leonard Coll
nick, Ashley Macdonald, Gallagher
yoas, Lobo. Brost Monaghan, and
Manager Noonan.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
BOILING OFFERS FULL !,
ANSWER TO CHARGES

Permission to appear before the
Walsh committee Investigating Ship
ping Board operations. ito make full
and complete answer" to the charges
a request made last night by r. w.
Boiling, treasurer of the Shipping
Board, to Mr.. Walsh.
In his telegram to the chairman OF
the investigating committee Mr..
Boiling reiterated that the bribery
charges. made in testimony before the
Walsh committee Saturday by Tucker
K. Sands. were "unqualifiedly false
and without the slightest foundation
in fact.
MY every transaction with Mr..
Sands before his indictment and while
he was. vice president of the CONNER
cial National Bank Of Washington.
with unlawfully manipulating" said
Mr. Bolling's telegram. was open and
honorable in every way and In no
way connected with, any branch of
the government of the United States.
The statements made by Mr.. Sands
tenpts Of an embittered man to
destroy my reputation and standing
in the community because I refused
to use my personal relationship with
the President Of the United States to
save him from indictment.
My every transaction. with Mr..
Sands was honorable and legitimate
lin every way and only q dishonest
man would seek to twist and distort
it's purpose.
I'm Justice to myself I therefore.
most respectfully, ask your committee
to make full and thorough inquiry
into these charges and to give me the
earliest opportunity to make full and
complete answer to these base and
malicious innuendoes."
Evening star., 1920-11-22
100000 DRUGS SEIZED.
Raiding Officers From Washingto
Arrest Four Negroes.

TOLEDO. Ohio, November "a
Drugs valued at 100000 and said to
have been smuggled from Canada
were seized In a government raid here
yesterday. Officers working under or
derS from Washington arrested fsur
men. all negroes, all of whom are
said to be known to federal authori-
ties as International trafhckers in mar
cotics. The men arrested are Mike
Fisher. who, the authorities say, is the
head of the organization: DR.. Philip
Magnus johnson: Melvin Lester of
Toledo, and J. H. Davis of New York.
According to the officers several
thousand dollars worth of the drugs.
opium and morphine. were found in
a safe in Johnson's office.
From there the raiders went to the
home Of Lester. where they claim to
have found quantities of the drug
hidden in a photograph under bed
clothes, carpets and behind pictures
hung on the wall