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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-01

I CAN YOU SEE CLEARLY?
4 How do you know that you see clearly you
ought to do? Your sight may never have been per-
feet - hence you may not realize it's difeciniences
CAN YOU SEE A LONG WAY?
This is often symptom of defective sight of the
defect Long Sight, to be precise
j DO YOU NEED MORE LIGHT?
This is one of the symptoms of old sight which af-
fects most people over 40 years OF age.
: HOW NEAR DO YOU HOLD YOUR THINGS?
If you need to hold things nearer to your eyes than
. /. IA inches, your eyes are probably wrong.
- One of your eyes may be more powerful than the
other That is why if you wear any Glasses you
should have them specially adapted to your par
tcular needs
: DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE?
Are you troubled with headache 50 particularly to-
> ward the end of the day? Many of the most rack
ing headaches caused by eyestrain - correct
Glasses the only permanent remedy.
ARE YOU EVER DIZZY?
Dizziness or Vertigo sometimes happens in acute
cases OF eyestrain
ARE DISTANT OBJECTS DIM?
This is a common sign of defective sight.
DOES SMALL PRINT 4BLUR?"
In reading your newspaper or book do the letters
, "run into one anotherg This indicates that your
sight is wrong.
DO YOU HABITUALLY FROWN? -. ,.... 49,. -.
habit of knitting the eyes together is one of the
consequences of eyestrain. 1t is an attempt - often
unconscious - to concentrate the vision.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-01
Marion Items

Marion, Ore, Dec. 1.-The Lad
les Aid of the Presbyterian church
will hold a bazaar in the w. o. w.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-01
Questions You Need to Answer

HAVE YOU EVER STRAINED A MUSCLE?
If so, you know how painful it is The only cure is
rest Eyestrain is strained eye-muscles and the
only way to rest them is to remove the cause with
cOmpensating Glasses
DO YOUR EYES EVER ACHE?
Aching or smartng is only possible in defective eyes,
So long as they remain perfect, they cannot ache
ARE YOUR EYES WAGE FARMERS?
Is your occupation one which demands keen vision?
If so, that is unanswerable argument in favor of
caring for it NOW so that the progress of any exist
ing defects may be arrested.
CAN YOU BE OvER-ANXIOUS?
In view Of all the blessings of good vision is it pos
sbe to be too careful of it? If your sight is per-
feet so much the better - but while you remain in
doubt, you may be laying up future regrets.
WHY DO YOU HESITATE?
Surely you realize that you know very little as
to your eyes condition We can tell YOU after test
ing - why not come now?
ARE WE CAPABLE?
Our equipment is of the most modern kind Our ex-
perence has been long and varied and has fitted us
to deal with the many forms of Optical Defects
is OUR ADVICE UNBIASED?
We could not afford to risk reputation upon any
thing but the strict truth More than that if we
advise the wearing of Glasses, we prove to you the
reason why they are necessary.
WHAT rs THE COST?
If Glasses found necessary, what will they cost?
Our prices vary (according to lenses and frames
needed). but are very reasonable.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-01
WHAT is THE COST.

Glasses found necessary, what will they cost
Our prices vary (accordng to lenses and frames
needed). but are very reasonable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
lyn Stretches Lead in National by Defeating PtSbuS Ee7e
Big Chance For
Jimmy Kelly on
Thursday Night

His bout with frankie Mason at
the oliver Thursday night means
more than just another ten rounds
Of boxing for Jimmy. the Chicago
midget. who sails under the name
OF Kelly rather than his long Italian
mama Jimmie has A match in pros
pect next month with Pete Herman.
bantamweight champion. at Boards
town. Ill. and his showing against
Mason will largely decide his power
as a drawing card
Kelly has not vet reached the
beighth OF his development as \
boxer and matches with two cham
pions within a month means the
big chance 70 reach the top.
Mason is taking the bout serious
~ more seriously in fact than his
first meeting with Kelly in East
Chicago when he got a close decis-
ion. He will wind up his training
Tuesday and arrive IN South Bend
Wednesday for the ma tch.
Eddie Welsh, South Bender, who
meets Sammie Hess, OF Fort Wayne.
in the other half OF the double bill
is working out every afternoon at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Hess will accom-
pany Mason from oFrt Wayne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
CHAPTER Y.

Ali Baba and the Bags of Gold
Through the main street of Bag
dad, pushing aside all the lesser
dregs of humanity, roughly should
ering the bean sellers and the mer-
chants QUITO the way, came the
rickshaw and the Chinese escort OF
the great mandarin. Chu Chin
Chow. Upon the floor OF his carriage
lay many bags of gold. Jewels
sparkled On his fingers, and his
servants carried many more bags Of
gOld-all the rich loot from the raid
on the slave market
Behind the rickshaw, escorted by
two armed Chinese, who made sure
that she could not escape, walked
Zahrat-el- Kulub, the desert woman,
the prisoner OF the brigand, Abu
Hasan. OF Khorasan.
In front Of the very house OF Ali
Bahia. the rickshaw paused. as
through the crowd came KouzayI1ar
one OF the chief aids Of the rObber
shayk. who bowed low 20 salute his
chief
Greeting, 0 chief" he murmured
softly.
come hirher. Khuzymah." direct
ed Abu Hasan, reckoning 20 his
lieutenant Thou has performed
my bidding?"
''Yeh. o master. Zahrat-aI-ku-
tubs lover is now chained and gag
ged in the lower cave
Abu Hasan chuckled and turned
20 the slave girl. who had paused
when the rickshaw stopped
Good. Thou nearest Zahrat?
Thy lover il waiting for thee. Take
her and chain her likewise in the
cave OF Jewels above his head. Al
midnight @ my desert flower. thou
shalt see thy lover and have speech
with him and tell him OF the great
mercy shown thee by Abu Hasan,
whom thou didst betray 10 mine
enemies. Hast thou no words with
which 70 thank me. o my flower
Of the DESERT"
Zahrat looked at him scorntully.
NO n ords OF mine can alter the de-
cree az fate" she cried Allah. the
All seeing One. who hath made me
10 see death written in the desert
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
To South Bend

What no, Nur-al-Huda. and thee
TOO, MarJanah.' called All, running
10 the corner OF the street Around
the house came the tgvo young low
ers, leading donkey laden with
many bags tied upon his back.
Now viii We reveal sur wesrr-
unto this mother o. sourness and
dourness. said All. boastfuliy. az
ne unfastened one OF the bags o.
gold.
Thou drunken rogue" protested
Mahuoah. Have I not enough -
do 10 clean thy howell but thou
must bring in thy ass 70 help soil
our courtyard ?"
Ali carefully spread a cloth upon
the ground, and then empued
great heap OF golden coins upon 81
Squatting beside the bag, he ran his
hands through the golden coins.
looked up A. the amazed Mabubah.
and smiled
Golden coins" ne cried. God
gold thou wife 81 wealth"
Ma5ubah fell upon her knees 20
examine the coins.
Cold 30 che cried in wonder
"Yeh. and vast sums 81 the "a
where This gold didst come from.
added Marjanah
anu IFhEle OF HCNLEOAH MalAe.
cried Nur- al-Huda Ali
And Yet more and more osr
hear the ch.nk % it, And dos see
these other bags. al filed with co.
den coins o" shouted All
Where Eottest thou this" asked
the overwnelmed Mabubsh.
Allah r. bounntui Oh mother ~
inquisitive desire declared AL.
solemnly "Dost hear D. chirk2"
''Yeh" cried Mabubah picking Up
n handful OF coins and letting ther1
drop one by one "One-two-three
-four"
Nay" cried Ali Thou cansr
count until doomsday yet wilt thou
never reach the end % this sudde1
wealth that hath come 70 thy all
knowing husband Forty thousand
pieces clinking or the ground
forty times forty thousand and VET
thou wilt never reach the end On
wife of a Grand Wazi- that - 20
be"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
BY OSCAR ASCHE

sands that death shall yet befall
thee and thy band because OF me.
And lest thou doubt that which
now foretell let that fortune teller
show thee how and whore thou
wilt meet thy doom. on Abu Hasan
OF Khorasan. thou whose word is
worthless a. the grass OF the
desert"
Abu Hasan frowned He clenched
his fists in anger. Then he COM
posed himself with an effort.
Enough, thv say Is said. ne
cried. Away with her 10 the cave.
where she and her lover henceforth
live midst wealth uncounzble
The Chinese coolies moved for
ward with tho rickshaw. Chu Chin
Chow was whirled from sight. while
close behind him, guarded by two
armed Cinnamon, went the slave
girl, Zahrat-al-Kulub.
The fortune teller. who had heard
part OF the prophecy Of Zahrat
laughed.
Down the mean street. singing
as he came. maudlin, half drunk.
yet still half sober. appeared All
Bahia Dancing with joy he pranC-
cd Up 20 the entrance Of his humble
home. just in time 20 meet the aged
Mabu bah As she came foTth rom
the door.
"Allah's blessing on thee on had
wife OF the Grand Wazir that Is
10 be" cried Ali Babz- dancing
around her Mabubah reached for
bamboo pole with which 70 hit
him.
Thou hog OF drunkenness. she
said. anErily. where n thy wood 3?
Have NOT Dol1rded here hour z fer
hour waiting for thy pieces OF fuel
20 boil thy meal TO Ill and swell
thy worthless carcass And now
contest thou with talk of Grand
Wazirs. I'll have thee before the
Wazir OF Police, thou rogue
Nay. I bring thee pieces on ny
sweet pomegranate blossom" cried
All, hllariously. Pieces Of gold.
Never more shall we talk Of beans.
but Of rich flesh and fish. Of sweet
meats and rare fruit. and rarer
wines"
Nay, thou art mad. or drunk"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
NOTRE DAME FRESHMEN
GRID MEN OUT TO-DAY

Football at Notre Dame will set
under full headway today when the
freshman squad OF SO or more can
didates viii follow the varsity 20
Cartier field FOR their initial work
out
Complete equipment was issued 20
so men Saturday Snd Coach Paul
Miles viii set the yearlings away
this afternoon a. a speed calculated
20 condition them for sCrimmaEe
with the varsity within ten days.
Assistant Coach Halas VIII also
help 70 condition the squad
The freshmen this ycar are reput-
"a 10 BE the most likely iookinc
squad OF first year men that ever
appeared AZ -Notre Dame and Gold
and Blue followers look for them
C. duplicate the record set by the
1919 team when they went through
the season without q defeat.
Among the candidates who will
report are Joe Bergman. younger
brother 81 Big Dutch and Little
Dutch. both famous in Notre Dame
football annals. Red" Miller. bro
thsT OF Walter Miller. fullhack OF
last years team and others with big
prep school records. Harold Zilkey,
formaE South Benz high school star.
- . candidate for a line position.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
DODGERS WIN ON
NEIS' TWO BASE
HIT, STEAL, MUFF
Pitchers Battle Between
Cooper and Pfeffer
Goes ii Innings.

BROOELTN. \. y. SEPT Is-
r a thrilling ninth inning finish
Brooklyn won from Pittsburg 20 3
Sunday and increased its lead IN
tho National league pennant race by
another lap
Both Cooper and Prefer were hit
hard in the first inning each team
scoring two runs From that time
on hey went neck and neck. the
score bsin CITED az the end OF each
lining until the ninth.
With count 8 and in The last half
n the ninth Neis opened for Brook
Ism with a two base nit 20 left field.
With Wheat al bat he stole third
On The first pitch and when schmidt
nrep wild in attempt 20 stop the
steal he came home with The win
ming run.
Johnston's home run tied the score
in the sixth. The game was a pitch
ers' battle thrOuehCut. score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
DOCTOR ARRESTED IN
MURDER CASE REFUSES
TO EAT OR TO TALK

Physicians Sunday made an unsuc-
cessful effort 20 forcibly feed Dr
Otis ". Sedgewick OF White Hall.
near here, who has refused 20 cat or
talk since he was arrested early
Thursday morning in connection
with the deaths Of his wife and three
year old daughter. Ruby The bodies
were found in the lawn az the physi-
clans home in White Hall EXamin-
ing physicians said death was due 70
strangulaUon.
DR.. Sedgewick IS said 70 have
fought two physicians who attenptee
the forclbble feeding. A small guam p
tity Of water was forced down his
throat however. Mrs. SedEswick. for
merly was a professional singer IN
Utica. y. Y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
SINGERS LOSE IN
ONE WILD INNING
Michigan City Team Scores
Five In Third-Newkirk
and Black Duel.

A wild and weird third inning
spoiled a perfect pitching duel be-
tween Dave ok and Joe Newkirk
Sunday Coupling four hits with two
errors and a base on balls on the
Haskel-Barker team OF Michigan
City put i've runners across the
plate in that round, enough 20 win
from Singers by a 20 1 score
Aside from that single. delirious
round the visitors were unable 70
solve Newkirk; but neither were the
Singers able 10 hit Black TO any
profitable degree. Spy's long dou-
bic 20 left, Moffitt's single TO center
and Bakers high fly on which Spy
scored In the seventh comprised the
locals closest approach 10 a rally
Dave Black. who has been pitch
ing since Hector was a wee dog, de-
molished the old adage that youth
must serve, by striking out prac-
tically every youth the Singers
could summon 70 the plate. Baker
was the only member Of the local
team who did not whiff at Dawes
delivery, and he failed 10 retNter
a safe blow. Tbs Michigan City left
handler recorded an even dozen
strikeouts during the afternoon.
Visitors Score Three.
Black was the hrSt visitor 20
score in the third. He went safe
when Aftowski failed TO handle his
bounder. Nespo cracked one 70
center and when Newkirk walked
Stanley the bases were full. Collins
drove another At Aftowski and the
shortstop allowed it 70 roll through
while two men scored. KAding hit
one at Spy, too hard for the third
baseman to handle, and Stanley
counted. Two more scored on hits
by Shinske and Guzynski.
Following that round the visitors
got but two singles off Newkirk and
did not get within scoring distance.
The Singers one score in the sew
enth looked like the beginning OF
the end for Black, but the veteran
southpaw came back in the eighth
and held them off safely for the
Grnras
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
GRAND CIRCUIT OPENS
on COLUMBUS COURSE

COLUMBUS. Sept. 19.-Horesmen
from all over the country were gath
ering here Sunday in preparation for
the two weeks card OF Grand Cir
cult racing which opens at Column bus
driving park Monday. This meeting
will be one Of the biggest ever held
IN the country, horsemen predict
In the two weeks Of racing are
SO events on the program with a
total Of s43 entries. More than 100
entries were refused last week be-
cause they came in too late. The
Iurses aggregate $4,000.
Mondays program OF four events
will open with the 2:11 trot with 10
horses eligible to start. In the King
$4,000 stake for 2:06 PAGERS %
horses will start including Russell
Boy. Hal NJ, Malone and Red
Lancelot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

Bucks vs.. Charms; Tylers We. FLAGS
divers League-Sixteen clubs.
Friday.
Temple League-Stag s. Us. Loyals.
Cubs vs. Hairs; Horns vs.. Tusks
American League.
Monday-Mud Hens vs. White
Sox
Tuesday-Yankees vs.. Bisons
Wedn esd ay-Red Sox vs. Athlet-
les.
hursday-Indians vs. Senator'S.
Friday-Browns Us. Tigers.
National League.
Monday-Giants vs.. Coyotes
Tuesday-Dodger vs.. Green Sox
Wednesday, vs. Pirates.
Thursday-Reds vs.. Braves.
Friday-Cubs vs.. Cardinals
West Side League
Monday-Choka Stars vs.. L. Ne
meth.
Tuesday. y. vs.. ". A. c.
Wednesday, Five vs.. Spe-
Gals.
Thursday - Oil Cans VS.. Thee
Model
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
Saints to Play
Baltimore for
Glass 4. 4. Title

BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept. 1o.-The
post season series between the 81.
Paul team. pennant winners in the
American association and Baltimore.
pennant winners IN the New, Interna-
ticnal league, viii open in this city
October 5. Games will be PLAYED
here October 5. :. and 10. after
which the two teams will 20 10 81.
Paul The dates for that CITY have
not been announced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

with the entry lists filled for four
the / 5 mile free for all the arrange
ments are rapidly nearing completion
for the FIVE event auto race program
which will be next Sundays sport
feature at Springbrook park.
Fred sullivan. one OF the latest
entries who viii drive>a Marmon in
the I'VE mile heavy event, is ratCu
among the coming drivers OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
BAGBY WINS 18TH,
TRIBE HOLDS LEAD
Boston Gets But Four Hits Off
Cleveland Star in Shut
out Game.

CLEVELAND, Sept 1s.-Cleveland
defeated Boston in the frst game Of
the series here Sunday 20 0. IN
pitchers battle between Pennock
and Bsgby. II was Bagby's 2s,h
victory Of the sea son.
Fagby held Boston 20 four hits,
two Of which were made BY Hooper.
the inst man UP In the first and
third innings. He never was in
trouble until the ninth inning when
with two men out he walked VIII
and Menoskey, but wound UP the
game BY striking out Hendrix He
struck out four men. Pennock had
The Indians az his mercy except in
the sixth inning wher Cleveland
scoring the only runs OF the game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
ST. PAUL WINS IO6TH
AND SETS 4. 4. RECORD

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 10
After indianapolis had scored three
runs in the eighth Sunday 10 tie the
score, 81. Paul came back in the
ninth and counted four tallies and
made 1t two straight from the In
dams. The score was TO T. This
was St Paurs 106th victory. greak-
ing the American association record
for victories which was 1O5, held by
Minneapolis. Score:
st. Paul .21O OO1 Oo4-s. -: I
indianapolis 100 600 O3O-4; S: .
Hal ! and Hargrave; Whitehouse
and Henline.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
INDUSTRIES REPORT
EMPLOYMENT DECLINE
DURING PAST MONTH

WASHINGTON, Sept 19.-Ten
out OF a total Of IA representative
industries showed a decrease in the
number OF employees on the payroll
IN August as compared with July
the department of labors bureau Of
statistics reported in an industrial
survey made public Sunday. Fig
ures on which the comparison was
made were obtained from identical
establishments.
The number OF employees in the
automobile manufacturing industry
decreased ten per cent in August as
compared with July. Other large
decreases were six per cent IN the
wooden industry and Eve per cent
in the leather, hosiery and under
wear industries Increases Of 3.5 per
cent and 1-5 per cent were shown in
car building and repairing and in
paper making.
AS compared with July. the pay
rolls IN August showed decreases in
nine Industries and increases in FIVE.
Get an electric heater for your
home or room at the Blue Bird shop,
1913 North Main street.
Redfern Corset Sale. 1O7c-25GS
discount. The Grace Shop. $50 s.
Main St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
GERMAN FINANCIAL
LEADER QUITS POST

LONDON. Sept 1s.-Dr. Wirth.
German minister Of finance, has re-
signed says a Berlin dispatch 20
the Exchange Telegraph company.
II Is said ne left because OF a pro
test against claims OF post and rail
way officials for higher wages with
out a simultaneous increase IN taxes
being authorized.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
Packers Drop Them in
Pairs; Columbus Wins

COLUMBUS, o., Sept 19.-Col-
umbus won both games Of a double
header from Kansas City Sunday aft
ernoon. The first game was won 2
10 : and the second Il 20 8. Scire:
First game:
Kansas City ITO 401 000-7 10 3
Columbus 600 $50 G1"-9 y :
Weaver, Lambert. Campbell and
Sweeney: Gross and Kelley
Second game:
Kansas City 900 COS O. 10
Columbus 100 $50 ~ ?
Campbell and Lamb; Ellridge and
Kelley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
GIANTS WIN WHEN
RED FIELDER ERRS
Duncan's Muff In Eleventh
Gives Game to New
York 6 To :.

NEW YORK. sept. l9-Sev YORK
ouuought Cincinnati sunday 81 a.
II inning struggle. the frrt 81
-FOUR game series which may decid O.
Uhich team remains N the almost
hopeless chase after the BROOKLYN
leaders. The score was Ito s. The
Giants won when Doyle walked and
scored from first on Duncsn's FUN r.
bic OF Snyder's hit 20 left feld
Monday the teams play = double
header Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
Colonies Vim and Lose
against Minneapolis

LOUISVILLE. KY, sept 10
After winning the first game Of a
double header from Minnes polls
here Sunday. two 20 one, Louisville
dropped the second 4 10 2. The open
or was a pitchers battle between
James and Wright Score.
First Game.1
Minneapolis 900 100 0O0-1; 5;
Louisville . 600 1o1 COX; S: o
(SeCond Game.)
Minneapolis 900 800 100, 10; 0
Louisville 600 900 o2o-2; S; ?
Eberhardt and Henry. Koob. +
Miller. Graham. Wright and Kocher
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept. IS
Jesse E Eschbach. chairman OF the
special fuel and food commission.
sent a. telegram 10 the Interstate
Commerce commission today asking
that railroads be permitted 10 send
coal cars 10 wagon mines 20 relieve
the coal shortage in Indiana. The
request is said 20 have been made
after Mr.. Eschbach had been in
formed that the municipal light and
water plant al oxford is facing A
shut down on account OF inability
10 get coal.
The public service commission
Joined with Mr.. Eschbach in asking
action b. the federal commission.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
RECORD CROWD SEES
BROWNS BEAT YANKS

ST. LOUIS. Sept. ia crowd,
said by club officials 70 be the larg-
est IN the history of the American
league here, saw St Louis defeat
New York s TO l IN the opening
came of a series Of three, Sunday
afternoon.
Davis hurled brilliantly, allowing
hut two hits. The locals drove
Thorrahlen from the box in the
fourth inning, after scoring four
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

country. In the so mile motor classic
staged in Cincinnati in June, Sulli-
van made the distance in IS minutes
2-5 seconds coming in ahead OF IS
entries.
Several local drivers have an
nounced their intention OF entering
the free for all which carries three
prizes. First place will take 5000.
The list for this event Is still open
and blanks may be secured from the
sports editor, The News-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
Watch Co Ieacn.
West Side League
GAMES THIS WEEK
Monday.

GAMES THIS WEEK.
Monday.
Standard oil co League - SIX
clubs
Watch Co. Lea gue-Banking vs..
DfalS. JewelinE vs. Finishing. Tim
Ing vs. Training.
Tuesday.
Flks Lea pedals Us. Hoofs.
Buckeyes vs. Bills, SOX vs.. Buck
tails.
Wednesday.
CITY League - Studebakers Va
Hounds Pastimes vs. Goats; Mann
stars vs.. TeNacos
Federal League-Prong VS.. Or
funs: beers ~ Fawus, Tails vs.
Grits
Thursday.
Antlers League-Colts vs. Jewels,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
COBB STEALS HOME IS
DETROIT TAXES TWO

DETROIT. Mich, Sept 1s.-De-
roit took two games from Washing
ON Sunday 9 70 and 10 .. The
l.rst game was a loosely played af-
,iir. featured by Cobb's steal of
acme. IN the second game De
rOit punched hits on Shaw In the
'irst inning for three runs, a lead
Vtsch Washington could not over
ONE. Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
GAMES TO-DAY
American IeRurre

Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York NJ St. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
National League
Cincinnati at New York
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis 1t Philadelphia.
Three games scheduled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

SEVERED. Gerber. Stolen Bases-Sis-
Ter. Sacrifices-Gerber Errors
Ruth2. Pratt, Lewis, Hannah.
Double plays-Pratt and Pipp; Ward
Pratt and Pipp; SEVERED and Ged-
con. Left on bases-New Yor k2;
ST. Louis s. Base on oalle-ott
Thormahlen I Davis 3. HitS-off
Thormahlen Q IN 1-3 innings; OFF
CoIIins < in 42-2. Struck out-bv
Tbormahlen 1. Davis Z. Losing
nitcher-Thorraa UmpIreS-
Dfnecn and Chill Ttme-1:45.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

Bowling clubs desiring 10
have their club standings in this
column must hle them with this
office not later than Saturdays.
All leagues are invited 20 par
ticipate in this feature.