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New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
DEATHS

BHNKARD-On Sunday. December u
Geraldine. infan! daughter of ]. Gerald
private. Tuesday at 10 O'Clock a. m.
from 1s5 East 54th st.
ByERIFY-Lill!an. THE FUNERAL.
CHURCH, Bway, cGth St. Tuesday,
ByRNs-suddenly. on December II. Ann
Teresa. beloved daughter Of Chester ].
and Mary Fitzgerald Byrns. at her resi-
dence. 40 East 10th st, Manhattan.
Please omit flowers.
CsSHEI-At East Orange n. J., Decem-
Der II, 1920, William Cashei. in his 69th
year. Funeral services at his home. 116
Lenox ave. Tuesday norning. December
papers please copy.
CIIV IVRCTIILI-Edward P. on December H.
At his residence, $50 Riverside Drive
Funeral private.
CIANCY--On Sunday. December T.. VII
liam, belo ed husband Of the late Mary
Clancy Funeral from his late residence.
127 East 93d St, Wednesday. December
l5 $50 a. IN. thence TO Church Of ST.
Ienatius Loyola. saith st and Park av.
Interlnent Calvary. Please omit flowers.
CIAC ScN-Catrerlnc. at her residence,
sol Union ST. beloved mother OF Loretta,
Kathryn Ham ilton and Peter r. grand
mother OF Josita Boyle. Funeral Tues
day. December "a. Requiem mass at 10
a. In.. St Francis Naviers Church,
President ST. Brooklyn.
CIIFFORD-Florence A. Baker, suddenly.
at 331 West 23d 81. Services ne
Frank Campbell Chapel. 23d st. and ssh
ave. Tuesday. December IA, at p III.
DARLING Sidney Smith. suddenly on
Sunday December Il. 1920. at his resi-
dence l36 Mclean ave, Yonkers. be
loved husband OF the late Susan Frances
Moore. Funeral services Tuesday. De
cenlber a, 1920. at : p. m. Interrrent
Woodlawn. Kindly omit flowers.
DAY-On Saturday, December II, at his
residence. 54s 94th st. BROOKLYN Thomas
u I)aT husband Of Mercedes THOMPSON
brother Of William J. and Charles II.
bay. Funeral from his late residence
thence TO 81. Patricks Church. 95th st.
and 5th ave- wherc mass VIII hc
offered. lntcrment Calvary Cemetery
Kindly omit flowers. Automobile cor
nAY-On Monday December IS, 1920. al
his residence. llS Lee ave. Brooklyn.
Augustus Pliny beloved husband Of
Georgia Parker Day. Funeral private.
DENTZ--On December Il, 1920. Sarah A.
Dentz. IN her s4th year. wife Of the late
Louis \ Dentz. Services Tuesday.
p. IN. AT the residence OF her son <
Cutter Dent. AIS Convent ave Funeral
Wednesday. lnterment private. Green
wood Cemetery.
ELLENEAsT-Frank. Of 1894 Palmetto
St, Brooklyn. Saturday. December II
after brief illness. aged GO years. be-
loved husband or barbara Ellenbast (ne.
stephany). Survived by one sister. Eliza
beth Rohling. and one brother, Loui.
ENenbas,. Funeral services win be helc
on Tuesday evening at o'clock. Inter
mert Wednesday at 10 a. m. Noun
Olivet Cemetery.
FERGu son --- Margaret c.. widow o.
George. f. Ferguson. at pocantico Hills
. o'clock. from IT, church Of the Mar.i,,. 'l'i't
lene Burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
observation-disclosures. on Sunday morning.
at his residence. 1901 Ocean ave. Brook
lyn. Funeral Tuesday. December -
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and S. Walter kaufman, charged with
having withheld from the Alien Prop
erty Custodian the alleged German
ownership of The Mail. The trial is
before Judge Grubb in the United
States District Court.
Among witnesses called in rebuttal
was d. Nicol, former business and cir
culation manager of The Evening Mail.
He testified that DR.. Rumely had ad-
vised the circulation of the newspaper
in certain sections of the city where
Germans resided. His memory failed
him on many other phases of circula-
ton management and on matters he
and DR.. Rumely had discussed.
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MARRIED

RNsrFIN-sTARK-M and Mrs. Her.
man Stark announce the marriage of
their daughter, Beatrice. to Mr. George
Bernstein. on sunday December -. 1920,
1925 President St. Brooklyn, \. y.
LOIIS-DIAMANT- and Mrs. David
I)iamant OF SO East 1891 st. announce
the marriage Of their daughter. Florence,
to MI Ernest s. Louis, December y,
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Rumely's Defense Rests

The defense rested yesterday in the
trial of Dr.. Edward A. Rumely, former
editor and proprietor of The New York
Evening Mail. and Norvin Lindheim
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

Carlton for her daughters, Miss Eliza
beth and Miss Lillian Remsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell will
give a musicale tonight at thcir house,
33 Fifth Avenue.
MIR and Mrs C. Ledyard Blair will
give dinner End dance tonight at
their house, East Seventeen Street.
Mrs. Robert kalston Crosby, of Islip.
Long Island, gives a luncheon, followed
by bridge. to-day at Delmonico's.
Ritz-Carlton by Clarence H. Mackay
and Mrs. J. Ellis Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warren Lane.
who arc at the Hotel st. Regis, will sail
for Europe to-day on the Aquitania.
They will pass the winter on the
Riviera.
Mr. and Mrs Prescott Lawrence and
Miss Katherine Bulkley Lawrence have
arrived in the e,cy from Newport News
go to Aiken, about the middle of next
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fl. Higgins will
give a dinner Friday night at the Ritz
arlton for their daughter, Miss Rhoda
Anderson Higgins, and Edward Willard
Warren, who are to be married on Sat
urday in the Brick Presbyterian
Church.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Helen Morris
Giblin, daughter of Mrs. James M.
Giblin, to Reginald W. Tickner, son of
Mr. and Mu. Frank w. Tickner, Of
Niagara Falls. Mr.. Tickner is q gradu-
ate of Princeton, class II. He served
as 4 lieutenant in France.
Mrs. d. Maitland Armstrong and
Miss Helen and Miss Margaret Arm
strong have closed their house, SO
West Tenth Street, and have gone to
California for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luis John Francke and
Miss Ada Franckc, one of the debu-
tantes Of the season, returned from a
trip TO England, Scotland and France
on Saturday on board the Aquitania.
Mrs. William II. Fearing and her
son, William 1sclin Fearing, have az
rived in the city from Mount Kisco
and are at the Hotel ST. Regis.
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BIRTHS

LAPPFRT-Mr and Mrs. James Lanpert
Mee Lillian c. Davis). Of 1870 West 112th
St, announce the Lirth of a son. Arnold
J.. at Burners San'tarium. on Decem
Der 9.
SE.LIG Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer Seig
lnee Golds.e!nl. a sOn. on DecembeC II.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

Dinners were given last night at the
Ritz-Carlton by Clarence H. Mackay
and Mrs. J. Ellis Fisher.
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Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Deasl, and In Memoriam Notices
may be tclephorcd TO The Tribune
AIRY time up TO midnight for i's-
serfion in the next day, PAPER.
Telephone BecPn1an 5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

Mr. and Mrs. James Warren Lane.
who arc at the Hotel st. Regis, will sail
for Europe to-day on the Aquitania.
They will pass the winter on the
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

Mrs. d. Maitland Armstrong and
Miss Helen and Miss Margaret Arm
strong have closed their house, Sc
West Tenth Street, and have gone to
California for the winter.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence and
Miss Katherine Bulkley Lawrence have
arrived in the c;ty from Newport News
md are at the Ritz Carlton, until they
go to Aiken, about the middle of next
month";
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JOHN J. F. M1LCAHY. President
JOHN 7. BURNS. Stcrefarv ~

FtN " Vk-Ja00D Soufhart on Ef0-da.-
DECEMBER 1S, beloved husband OF Karhss
arine +. Green and father OF Mrs Fsiiz.
Van WICK Butler and Margarel Vnn
Nyck. Services At his late res,dence IA
Tayior St. brooklyn. on "Wednesday. D.-
csmeer - ii ?. IA interrnfnt az
Ciaverack, \. y. Thursday Deesf,, p. (
is. u ~. Hudson and Gloyersviiie pao.r4
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WHALtN--0n December - ,qon ,


NfAItN--0n December i2. 1920. Jar,os
NJ beloved husband Of Helena u
haien 'nee Murray and father OF Mr.
EGWara r. Gallagher. Funeral Wi! b.
heid trom his late residence. s1sA Bale
ave. kingsbIlGee, ~ Wednesday. an.
,.leaSn.,. ynemce to -. Johns Church, where =
repose of his SOU, a. 10 a. II.
NILIET >-At Roslyn y Y. on SATURDAY.
'ecetaber ~. Samuel Taber Nfiieis. II
ms Fsth year. son OF the late. * S.lifaga
~ 4il'ts and sarah Thebe Fab.r Wiilets
ftnctal private. nj residence. on Taes-
day December a. at y O'Clock.
NoIFF-Wi,iam E. beloved husband oe
lawrence. Frederick and Katnersr,s
NoiT' suddenly December T. > IN rFs GsA
year. AZ his residence. IS East Soth St.
Funeral private at convenience OF family.
fot NG-on December 10. 1Seo. CAarlorts
g. lnse Weilsl. AT Manhasset l.. L..
aged -. lnterment at Batting He.ow.
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Ty.OMEY-The William T N-ae,

T"oMEY-The william L. Marcy Tam
many Association OF the 22d Assem- h..
District announces with sorrow tn,
ceath Of John J. Twomey, d rnenber'
Mempers are requested to attend tho
tunefai services at the Sacred Hear,
church West 5ist St. between 9TH and
1otn avs, Oh Wednesday, December Is.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

BrNNARD-On sunday. December -.
Geraldine. infant daughter of ]. Gerald
and Edith Lake Bernhard Funeral
private Tuesday at 10 O'Clock i. IA,
from 1875 East SAITH ST.
BY YERLFY-Iillian. THE FUNERAL
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

FERGl son Margaret c.. widow OF
George t. Fcrg uson. at Pocantico Hills.
peccmber II. Funeral Tuesday morning
o'clock. from TIE Church OF the Magts-
lene. Burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Observation-Disclosures. on Sunday morning.
at his residence, 1901 Ocean ave, brook
lyn- Funeral Tuesday. December u.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

>TOt kINGEE On Sunday. December J..
l7-o fli7abeth Srockiugcr (neo Michel
aged - years. beloved daughter Of k.tts
a 'ne Ernst and mother Of Eva K Mole.
George a., Aiz-re and Charles g. Stocts-
lns r. foncrai private Tuesday morning.
~ O'Clock, from her late residence I073
Washington ave. Bronx
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

STE' ENS-0n December - 1sen. EIsjo.
daughter Of Elsie and the late Richard
stevens, Of Castle Point, Hoboker \. J.
after q brief Illness Funeral services - :
Church If the Holy Innoceilts. corn.
sixth 81. nd WILLOW ave, Hobokera. y j.,
On NedAe' 'ay, December 8, at II o cloo <
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

Mrs. Charles Remscn. Of 500 Madison
avenue, WI give large luncheon to-
oaF IN the Pall Mall room of the Ritz.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

Mrs. William II. Fearing and her
son, William lsclin Fearing, have az
rived in the city from Mount Kisco
and are at the Hotel st. Regis.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08

which political party you want to vote
for come and find out about the Re.
publican party. II you don't know
how to vote come and learn. Remem-
Der the dsy-Oct. I3-and do try to
come.
Mrs. Carl Bolmgren and son return.
ed to their home at Blooming Prairie
Monday after spending q week with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Fjel-
stul.
C. Nstvig and family Of LawleI
spent Sunday with friends and rela.
Ftives.
The Lutheran Young People were
entertained at the John Fjelstul home
Sunday evening. e.
Mrs. o. Qually and daughter OIga
and Mrs. G. Ellingson were Calmar
visitors Saturday. .z..=s
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08

from Mortified. Mimi, after spending
a few days with her daughter, Mrs. G..
"A. Lomen. ~.
G. A. Lomen spent Sunday with her
fomily at Mortified.
Mrs. N. C. Putnam left for Lyle.
MIMI, for a visit with her parents, Dr..
and Mrs. Cobb.
Mrs. G. Gunhus and Mrs. G. Benson
and Mrs. CARRIER. of Cresco. were
Ridgeway shoppers Thursday.
Mrs. Caroline Schrubbe of DEBORAH
is spending this week At the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Ysrwood.
John Evans, Mrs. Ole Anderson and
Lerna Fosse went to Madison township
on Saturday to visit the Bert Vine
home.
Mrs. R. C. Jacobson of Minot. S. D.,
spent Friday at the J. J. jacobson
home.
Earl Libbey came down from Lanes
boro, MINI. Sunday to visit bis parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Libbey.
Anita johnson spent Saturday and
Sunday at the R. C. Noblett home near
Bonair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Monroe and Mrs.
Monroe Laud. of Postville, called here
Sunday at the P. l.. Gordanier home.
Mrs. Gordanier accompanied them to
Cresco to visit Monroe Lsud at the
Mercy hospital where he underwent an
operation recently. ID
N. o. Libbey spent Sunday ct LIE.
Roy, Mimi. visiting the Leroy poultry
farm.
John Ellington. Mabel Magnus and
Mamie Hickey were Cresco visitors on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E'alck, of
Strawberry Point came Friday to visit
the Fred Falck family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Martin, of Water
loo, are visiting bis sisters, Mesdsmes
T. Kratz and Chris Schild this week.
Knut Olfson, . pioneer resident of
Ridgeway. passed away passed away
ct bis home Saturday evening".
Amanda Kecker came up from De-
corah Monday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Kecker.
Mr.. Granbeau, of Maddox. N. D.,
who has been selling real estate in this
vicinity the past few weeks. returned
home Tuesday.
Relrtives and friends were shocked
to receive news Of the death Of Mrs.
n. r. Ringeon at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. L. o. Rue, 1T Mime
apolis on Sunday.
J. J. jacobson. Mr. Granbesu and
Bert Daniels were DEBORAH visitors
Friday.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Yer
VOID, who were married ct DEBORAH
Sept. 18th, gathered ct their home
east of town Saturday e1ening and .
good social time enjoyed.
The J. o. F. Jorgenson and c. J.
Thorgrimson families Of Springfield
township spent Sunday with their eous.
in. J. J. jacobson.
+ On Wednesday,. October 18th. 1t 8
o'clock. thSrs viii be . political meet
ing 1t the assembly room Of the Ridge
way public school for al women voters
of Lincoln twp. If you don't know
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08
official Paper Of the City and the County
Issued on Friday Of Each Week
COUNTY NEWS
RIDGEWAY

Rev. E J. Robbins returned from
Waterloo Monday after attending the
Upper Iowa conference.
Mrs. J. Wonderly, of Elkader, Ia.
came Monday to spend few days at
the Arthur johnson home.
Lydia Wemark has returned to her
position at the Hopperstad and Brekke
store after an absence Of seuersl weeks.
Knute Allison, . pioneer resident of
Ridgeway who will soon pass his ninety
third birthday, was stricksn with par
alysis on Thursday last week and is in
critical condition.
Stephen Butz autoed to Cedar Rapids
Friday to visit his brother, D. E. Butz
and family. 2
Clara Bake and Norma johnson
went to DEBORAH on Friday to visit
home folks over the week end. :
Mrs. J. Bakken was at Cresco be.
tween trains Monday. .,.s
= Mrs. Stenveth Of Calmar visited with
Ars. o. r Ringeon Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gunderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C Luhman, MIR. and Mrs. A..
Anderson and son Lester, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gessell and children spent
Sunday at the Clarence Natvig home
nesr Lawler.
=. A farewell party wos given in honor
OF Mrs. R. L. Dunn Tuesday afternoon
by her friends.
John Gessell returned Thursday from
Westborne. Canada.
Mrs.. J. N. Wonderly returned to her
home at Elkader Wednesday after
spending few days with friends.
Norma johnson. Vera Kuntz, and
Alice Bakken were Cresco visitors on
Wednesday evening.
]. H. Bakken was . business visitor
1t DEBORAH Wednesday.
Mrs. 1dso, Of Keldron, S. D., came
Wednesday to visit at the A N. Ber-
gan home.
Grace Ysrwood returned to Mime.
spolis Thursday after spending : few
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. Ysrwood
Ed Werhsn and family. of Nclntire,
came Thursday to. vjsls It :the Bert
Wsrhan aud p. L. Gordanier home.
The Methodist Ladiss Aid met 1t the
E. Allen home Thursday and was
very web attended. y se - E =
nfs. Arthur johnson and daughter
Anita left for Lime springs Friday
where the latter took part IN the I'd
ANIMAL music convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Wemark returned
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08
House Wlils.

Am prepared to do electrical wiring
and repair work. Farm lighting q
specially. Washing machines and al
electrical appliances for sale. Let me
figure with you. CLYDE MITCHELL.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08

l am Offering for sale . standard
make piano, antique oak case. 1T low
price if taken soon. May be seen at
any time within the next few days.
Phone 299.
7tf MRS. A. r. McCooK, Cresco.-
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08
For Sale

Poland China Spring boars and gifts.
Also some Snorthorn bulls. Call and
see them four miles west of Protivin.
TT Smith Bros. Lawler, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08
CHESTER.


Mrs. w. Halver went to Cresco Mon
day.
Geo. Ness and family visited at the
Oakdale Chester Farm Sunday. ~ .,.,
Mrs. Emma Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Barnes, and Bernice visited rel
atives near Leroy Sunday.
Guy DAVIS went to St. Paul Tuesday
on business. r. se: - s<
MIR. Root went up into northern
Minneapolis on business trip Monday.
AL Beckmsn was q county seat caller
Monday. .2-
Herb Maurer came down from Austin
Wednesday for several days at home.
John C. Ebert, candidate for sheriff,
was in town Thursday.
Rudolph Wagner was down from
Austin the last of the week.
Ed Dugstad was at Ostrander Sun:
day.
Torvel Amundson visited his mother
at Haywood over Sunday.
Jim Jensen left Saturday for Lincoln
Nebraska. where he will be employed
on dairy farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. C. Wentworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Wsntwent and
children and Mrs. Maggie Hunt. of
Minneapolis came Friday to visit their
brother, o. L. Jones. lsa-@5
Lars and Elmer Osland are enjoying
. nice electric light plant installed by
Guy DAVIS.
Howard Nartz and family and Mrs.
Cynthia Crawford came down from L.
Roy Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Duestad and
Mrs. VIM. Halver went to Austin on
Tuesday.
y. Mcdowell and family went to
Leroy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Baldwin aud Mrs.
Al Fairbanks came from waterloo the
first Of last wssk to assist their mother
10 her preparation for moving. All Of
them going on Wednesday to the new;
homs In Waterloo. W z,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. NeAshon sud
Mr.. and Mrs. George Themes sutoSd
70 the Twin Cities Thursday whore
they will spend wsek Visiting rels-
tives. 8.
Ars. C. H. Thomas Wa Q Cresco
caller Saturday. s~ III
Claude Weatherford and % assistant
wss up from Creseo Friday and With
the help Of A. H. Barrett erected .
fine large monument on the .Obert lot
in Chester Hall Cemetery. q
Mrs. Forest stintzl and son1vern|
spent the weekend with Mrs. Claude
Aaurer. - "a 3,=~s am0
NOR. and Mrs. Clark are enjoying /
visit with IN aunt who came from Ma
quoketa, Iowa, Thursday.
Mrs. Clsuds Maurer entertained the
Messrs. Robert and Forrest Stintzi and
their wives Sunday. 4 u f., 2 4
The w. w. Cray family attended the
convention of tho Howard County Nc
sic association at Lime Springs Oct. l.
Frank Began and Nr. Jensen motor
ed to Albert Lea Saturday returning
Monday.
The Tuesday Club met with Ars. w.
Cray September 18th. They are en-
joying the study Of our own country
this year.
A. R. Jones installed . Round Oak
Pipeless Furnace in bis building down
town which 10 occupied by AL Beck
man. ... -.. aa
NJ. r. Jones and W. H. Barnes re-
turned from their fishing trip to Wis
consin reporting . fine catch, which
some of their neighbors - well - their
families had the pleasure Of sampllng.
The Crochet Club met with Avis Win.
egsr Thursday of last week.
Plane fer Sale!
l am offering for sale . standard
make piano, ANTIQUE oak case, 1T q low
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08
Fer Sale.

An eight-room residence with two lots
and garage and barn combined, cellar,
well, cistern. side Wake oil laid, near
sewer, close to public school. churches
and post office. Will be sold ct . reason
able price within the next 10 days.
Come and secure this good bargain.
For particulars. see L. E. EATON, under
the post Office. IT. Es[-,s.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08
Farm for Sale

SO.acre farm, Ill under cultivation,
three miles north of Cresco on the
Granger road. 7.t2 Fred DeGreves.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-02
BENTON HRBOR IS CROWDED
Labor Day Defense Of Reavy Crown
by DempseY Draws Big Throng-

Benton Harbor- Mich Sept q
Benton Harbor's population II taken
today by the census bureau would
rank the place high among the lesser
cities Of the country The city has
swollen with the addition Of hundreds
OF fight fans. the first large arrivals 81
those who will see Champion Jack
Dempsey in the first defense Of his
crown here Monday.
With the fans preparing for their
part in the game set for Labor dzy.
the two fighters Dempsey and his
challenger. Billy 8TisEae. were near the
peak OF their form. Both put in hard
sessions yesterday. probably their last
chance to extend themselves Il was
expected the workouts today would be
for nothing more than .. looseuing OF
the muscles
Both fighters emerged from the
training period with no serious hurts.
Both Niske and DempseE have been
hard on sparring partners, but that
was expected
It was evident today there would be
no decision should the fight 90 ten
rounds Dempsey remained a heavy
Savorite to win and even in Aiske' 5
camp there appeared no real belief
that the challenger can put the cham
pfou out A good showing against
Dempsey would be a moral victory for
NIiske and a ten round draw would be
reason for wild celebration by his
friends
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-02

R. e Brannzn. physical director OF
the Decatur. III. Z N. C A.. will sue
coed Arthur Schabinger as coach Al OF
tzwz university Sehzbinger resigned
70 become assistant 10 Coach Bill Har-
giSs az Emporiz Normal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-02

about 8Iisize that makes him hard for
Jack 70 fight is something that I can
not understand" says Manager Lack
kezrus- of course he'll be IN shape
better than he was when he fought
him before We expect 70 win but
its beyond me to figure out Just when
We VII be able TO COP Jacks shift
and the old left hand that has sent the
others into dreamland IS in working
order and I fully expect that 8Iiske
VIII fall ike the rest The champion
feels Eeeuly the propag andz being cir
cUiaCed BY the AiSke camp and isn't
going 70 let any one ride on the crest
Of his championship banner II he can
help IL I understand 41iSke called
Of three bouts 70 take the match with
Dempsey He should have taken them
for he won't be the same card after
the Labor day bout that he would
have been otherwise
We have bouts in sight that viii
pay Dempsey the biggest money a
heavyweight champion has ever
drawn Wen take On Bill Brennan
next. then Georges Carpenter II the
Freuchman wants the bout All we
ask Is a suitable purse Dempsey is
always n shape and we won't require
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-02

Braunzn Vas q star athlete at OF
tawe. He graduated in 1915, after
which he cos&hed two years at Sioux
Fails and a year at the James MTilILxin
college While he Is probably well
fitted for his new position. the resizaz-
ton OF Scha bingeT this late in the sea-
son leaves Ottawa IN a difficult sftuz-
ton Schabbr's teams were built
around himself and his departure VIII
be q loss to the Baptist school
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-02
HOLD LABOR DAY SHOOT.
Topeka Gun Club VIII Have Invitation
Tournament At Industrial School

The Topeka Gun club viii hold
tournament Labor day on the grounds
at the boys Industrial school Shoot
ers are expected from many neighbor-
ing clubs
The program viii consist OF five
events OF fifteen targets each and ten
pairs Of doubles The program - SO
arranged that the newer shooters will
have an even chance with the older
members The men making The five
low scores on the seveuty-five targets
will be given 50 each in cash The
shoot viii begin at 1890 O'Clock N the
morning Lunch viii be served On the
grounds
New shooters are especially invited
to come out and get in practice for the
hunting season Shells will be dis
pensed On the grounds.