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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
RULES FOR CONCEPT.

The board Of park commission
ers respectfully request the pub
lie who attend the band concerts
TO cooperate with the police de-
partment 10 enforce quiet while
the band is playing. The park
commissioner take II Tor grant
ed that large percentage Of the
people who attend band concerts
go there for the purpose Of hear
ine music, but they have been de
MED that privilege for q good
portion Of some Of our recent
concerts. Parents Will please
keep their children quiet and
auto drivers will please not start
the engine Of their cars while
band is playing and after having
parked their car will get per-
mission from police nearest them
before attempting 10 move out.
Any auto driver can get permis-
sion 70 move out during an in
emission. The board Of park
commissioner will greatly ap-
preciate the coopera ton % the
public 10 ENFORCE these rsles
". ~. RlDFNOUR,
President OF the board OF park
comm isSiOners.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
Glass EXHIBITED IN
CUTTER-O'BRIEN TILT

in what proved TO De tie fastest
and Stiffest Industrial league Glass D.
game performed this season. the
O Brien Narnish works defeated the
Gee. Cutter Company by the score
of 8 To at Studebaker park yester-
day. The Cutter men Outhit the win
nerS. hut when connecting with the
ball the varnishmen would clOut il
with force and AT upportUne times.
/. Rupel won his own game when
in the last OF the ninth with the
score tied and two out. the varnish-
mems hurler ClOuted out single
scoring the winning run. Styoup also
hurled brilliant bail, bat the varnish
hurler had "a slight sh>de on HIM.
Several double plays. and some
snappy catches were exhibited dur
ing the contest. +. TsupeI right
fielder, stopped a long drive on the
wrong side Of the foul line with his
one mitt. bringing the crowd 10 their
feet. T. Zeit.er grabbed a liner down
the third base lire. these two catches
being the features of the game.
Score by INNINGS.
Gutter - 600 100 0O1-2 Il /
O'Brien " OlO 100 OO1-8 S 1
Stroup and Bolts and Trumbell: l.
Rupei and Wagner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
SEVERAL RECORD
HOLDING RIDERS
BOOKED TO RACE
Seven Events Including Two
Motorcycle Races Cover
Program.

Additional entries Of several rec
ord-breakng riders and program
OF seven fast events give assurance
OF plenty o. speed and thrills at the
professional motorcycle rae" meet
this afternoon al the SpriusbrOok
oval
Entries have been received from
many champions and record holders
such as Jim Davis. Harley -Dayidson
rider Of milwaukee. winner OF the
international 500-Mle event at
Dodge City. Neb, on July {. Floyd
Drevcr. world side c1~ champion. rs
another title king who viii perform
~ the track today. Chuck Morrison
ON his indian machine VIII "ffrwrf
20 hang up some new speed marks
similar to his exhibition ON the l-4ca
~ the recent Winchester meet,
every race
Rides at Winchester.
Another winner al the Winchester
meet was Herb Neither OF Logans-
port. who copied the second position
honors. and ne viii face the starter
at the local track. Neither is "a new
one a. the racing game but has hung
up some fast marks during this sea-
son. Charles smith of Lima O., rs
another side car star TO be entered
in the SprinEbToOk affair and 81
doDed 10 make some record marks
Many other riders Ok equal fame ON
the list for this afternoons card.
Variety on the speed program viii
be furnished by the four straight
race events, the two side car races.
and the affair for motor wheel rid
crs. An attraction of interest IS
conferred IN the One-mile professional
tire trial exhibition which viii be
held 70 afford riders an opportunity
20 lower the track record of l.01.
An additional prize purse Of SO ~
10 be- given 90 any contestant who
hangs up a new speed mark.
Rules and sanction OF the Motor
cycle Allied Trades Association EOv-
ern the local meet today which is
the third one of its kind this SUM
meg ARRANGEMENTS have been made
for concert before and during the
events by the Dodge band of Mish-
awake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
Columbus Splits With
MiLIers; NOrthrOp Star

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 7.-COlum-
bus and Milwaukee broke even in "a
double header here today. Milwau-
kee won the first game. . 10 /. and
Columbus the second, s to l. North
rOp. pitching for Milwaukee in the
first game did not allow hit in the
first six innings. In the second
game, Taggart and Pechouse Of Col
UmbuS, each got a home run inside
the park. Scores:
Milwaukee o.. 900 oil 600 2 q
Columbus - 600 900 0I0-1 3
Northrop and Castor; Lyons. Bar
gar and Hartley.
(2nd game).
Milwaukee 100 600 900 .
Columbus . . 0O2 210 21x-S u ,
Miller and Ulrich; MUlrenran and
Kelly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
Expert SpeedS to Race Spr9ooR Park Oval This Afternoon
BOB VERNANDE WINS
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

Big Rob" fernando again romp-
cd away witt The mems city single
tennis champ aship 10y defeating
Vincent Haura han at the Howard
courts Yesterday afternoon g.. 10:
10-s This Is tho fourth consecutive
year that the local Tilden has taken
the honOrs Nermande is a east side
boy. living at 1922 r.. Wayne and
representing Howard park in the
tourney.
The victory of Verrnande was pre-
dicted after ne defeated Steve
Barnes. Purdue racquet artist. in thu
third round of the tourney This
man was the barrier that "Schu-
mann feared
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
STUDIES DEFEAT
OLIVER OUTFIT
Ecker Lets PlOwmen Down
" 18th Lone Bingle-
g res ShutOut.

Erratic fielding. coupled with
timely hits. gave Studebakers a one
sided victory over divers yesterday
afternoon at Carriers field by the
score of . TO o. The largest crowd
that has attended an Industrial game
at Carriers held this season was pres
ent. Ecker. on the rubber for the
wagonmen held the Oliver men safe
from the start. allowing only a lone
hit by Walters in the fourth.
The score of the game does not
give Arnold the oliver hurler, JUS
tice; he pitched good ball until his
team failed 20 support him. The
first three innings tight ball was
played by each nine. not hit being
registered or a single man reaching
first. During this time Eckler famed
six and Arnold four Each nine
pulled along at a snappy gait pick
ing off some neat catches and dis
playing some perfect pegs.
TOuhcy Iumblcs.
Starting with the fourth. ID.
Gruber, first man up, hit a grounder
10 Touhey who fumbled: Arnold
next walked Wertz. then Napier
stepped into a perfect slug into left
field. II was clean hit. but Wal
tiers let the ball go by him and
Wertz and Arnold scored. Napier
taking third. Arnold bore down and
benched the next two men; Long
singled. scoring Napier.
The following inning. Porter and
d. Gruber each connected with
doubles. one run by Ecker coming
in. Arnold seemed 10 be up in the
air. But he showed the right stuff
the next few fromes. holding them
sCoreless and hitless until the eighth
when J. Gruber got on by a Texas
Lacquer. Arnold, after striking out
Marks found that his backing was
again in a slump. Schaffer, the
plowman backstOp, dropped the ball
on the last strike, but recovered II
i'm time. making a good peg down TO
first base, but Curry dropped it.,
Gruber scoring on the error.
Studies Rally.
In the final inning. with two men
out, Studies rallied. scoring four
runs on errors and timely hits The
Oliver defeFse fell TO pieces this in
ming. errors scoring the first few
talIies. then Arnold went up into the
air. walked a man and allowed sew
cral hits, including a triple by Marks
which scored two men.
Ecker on the other hand had
perfect support throughout. and also
hurled excellent ball. baffling the
Oliver men from the start. A circus
nab by Koches of a line drive by
Napier in the eighth was the only
sign of real fielding that the Oliver
a rrc-rpcra fiou dIsulaVad
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

I"O DISC hlts-LeWIs, Ayers
Flpp, Hamilton, Ruth. Sacrifices
Lewis ?; Peckinpaugh. Pratt. Err
Tors-B odie, Young. Double play
Ward. Pratt and Pipp.
Left on baSes-New YorL, G. ne
trolt 2. Bases on balls-off Ayers
,; Oldham 3: Mays ,. Hits-off
Ayers. in 8 innings: off Oldham
in s: Struck out-by Ayers I .
Mays 3; Oldham .. Iosingf mitch
er-Ayers Unprecedented and
Owens. Time-l:48
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
YANKEES WIN AND
GAIN ON CHICAGO
Two-Bagger Ruth's Only Blow
Walks Help New York
Beat Tigers.

DETROIT. Aug New York
punched its hits with bases on balls
and won from Detroit, to 3 to-
day. Ruth. the visitors hard hit
ing right fielder. failed TO increase
his string OF home runs. He walk
I'd the first time up. grounded the
next three times and doubled into
he crowd in the last inning. A
brilliant one-hand stop and throw
10y Jones on Lewis drive towards
score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
CHAMPS DROP HALF OF
TWIN BILL TO PILLS

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 7.-Cin-
cinnati and Philadelphia broke even
on a double header today. the home
team winning the first TO I. and
dropping the second 4 TO .. MeuselR
hard hitting and Meadows fne
pitching won the first game. Score:
First game:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
CUBS ROUT NEHF AND
DEFEAT GIANTS So

NEW YORK. Aug. 7-Chicago de
feated New York today 3 10 p The
game was stopped by heavy down
pour after the cubs had been retired
IN the ninth. The visitors got to
Nehf in the first inning and again
in the third when the southpaw was
relieved by Barnes. The Giants
could do nothing with Hendrix ex-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

stolen bases-Wertz CD. Napier,
FckIer. ID. Gruber, J. Gruber. Earned
runs-On Arnold. .. Struck Out-By
Arnold. .: EckIer. 10. wild pitch
Arnold. Bases on balls-Off Arnold,
%. Ecker. O. Two base hits-D.
Crubcr Porter. Three base hits
Marks. Errors. Gruber. KOches.
Touhev. Curry ca. Hits-Of Ar
mold. s.. Ecker. /. Umpire-k och
Ter Time-1.51.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
Saints Rally Too Late
To Yin From Mud Hens

TOLEDO. o.. Aug. Toledo
made it tree out Of the four-game
series by defeating st. Paul in the
final game today. 20 3. The Saints
rallied in the eighth and ninth but
were unable 10 overcome an early
lead gained off Coumbe. who was
driven from the box in one third of
an inning. A double header is sche-
duled with Milwaukee here tomor-
row. Score.
r. II. +.
St. Paul .... 600 100 031-5 y 0
Toledo .. 401 900 1Ox-6 Z o
Coumbe. Williams, Browne and
Hargrave; Middleton and Mcneil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
BOSTON WINS THIRD
OF ST. LOUIS SERIES

BOSTON Aug. Boston made
its hits count today in winning the
third game of the series with 81
Louis. D TO 4 Lavan was put out
of the game in the third inning for
protesting a decision at the plate.
The second game Of the double
header scheduled for today was
called off because OF rain. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
A-,--Fru, I--na

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American League.
Boston 4; Chicago 2
Philadelphia l; Cleveland 3
New York Z; Detroit 3
Washington St Louis (rain).
National League
Cincinnati IA; Philadelphia 60.
Pittsburg Z; Brooklyn 0.
Chicago 3 New York 2.
Ct. Louis 4; Boston 8.
American Association,
Milwaukee 81; Columbus Is
Kansas City 3: Louisville ?
Minneapolis indianapolis (rain).
ST Paul 3; Toledo 6.
international League.
Rochester go: Jersey City %.
Buffalo IA Reading >.
Toronto 13-4 Baltimore AZ
Akron G: Syracuse O.
Southern Association.
Atlanta 3; Chattanooga J.
birmingham >: Little Rock l.
Rain az Mobile and New Orleans
Three-I League.
Terre Haute l Q; 1. Rock Island - .;
Evansville :: Il: 0. Moline ?: =; o.
Bloomington 2; 3; 4. Rockford / s;
. I'll innings.
Peoria l 9; 3. Cedar Rapids Z; 10: O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

UIINT MI INLTI.
Spencer. fices-Terry, F'lack,
deal Errors-Merkle. Bancroft %.
Double plays-Frisch to Doyle TO
Kelly: Herzog 10 Terry to Merklc,
Barnes to Doyle to Kelly. Left on
baseS-Chicago s; New York g.
Bases on balls-off Hendrix 1. Hits
off Nehf in . 1-3 innings; Off
Barnes in 2-3. Struck out-by
Hendrix 4. Losing pitcher-Nehf.
Umpires-Klem and Emslie Time
100
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
PIRATES MAKE IT
TWO FROM ROBINS
Brooklyn's Loss Allows Reds
to Creep One Point
From Lead.
BY Associated Prs

BROOKLYN. Aug. 7.-Pittsburv
took second straight from Brook
lyn today BY a seven 20 nothing
Whitewash when wild throws To sec
ond by Elliott allowed FIVE runs. Ma
maux replaced Smith after three inn
ings. Elliott's bad toss scored Whit
ted and eaton IN the siNth and g..
thc next Adams AM BlCbee after
successfully singing. rode homo On
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
TENNIS FINALS ARE
PREVENTED BY RAIN

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Aug -
Fin n matches IN the trl-state ten
ais tourney which were 90 have
beel played today were postponed
BY heavy rain storm. tourney Of
nciais said today that tho matches
xnisht be played tomorrow II the
courts were in proper condition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
Totals
--Iiat Jed Tor Harris IN 5th.

Speaker. Three base hits-Wamrs-
ganss. Home run-Smith. Sacrifice
Smith. ErrOrs-Garris. Left on
bases-Philadelphia II: Cleveland :.
Base on balls-off Harris I. Moore
.. Bagby 8. Hits-off Harris 10 IN
innings; off Moore 4 I'm .. StrucH
out-by Moore 2; faghy .. LOSING
pitcher - Harris Cmpires-F'riel.
Moriarity and Chill. Time-1:4O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

Two base hits-Weaver. McInnis.
Home run-Schang. Stolen bases
Foster. Menosky. Sacrifices Men
osky. z. Collins. .. Witt. McInnis.
Weaver, Schang Left on ba ses-
Boston 9; Chicago :. Bases on
balls-off Harper 2: off Faber ..
Struck out-by Harper 5: by Faber
5. Umpires-Evans and Hide
brand. Time 1855.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kerr's
cur jumped from "a machine and at
tackled another cur led by boy, the
affidavit reads. Biff. Bang. And a
fash OF knife blades. Kerr stabbed
I'm neck and Arthur Henry cut on
the left arm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

= TT +.a44IC9 ~ III
x-Batted for North in sth
St Louis ... 600 300 O0I-4
Boston .. 003 O01 10X-5
Errors-Hornsby Janvrin. Dill
hoefer. Powell. Pick. Ford Three
base hits-Knode, Hornsby Christ
enbury, Boeckel. Stolen base
Ford. Sacrifices-Fournie Oesch-
ger2. Double play-Smith 70 Dill
hoefer; Lavan 20 Hornsby 70 Four
nier. Left on bases-St Louis l.:
Boston 4. Bases on balls-off
Haines 3. of Oeschger 4. Hts
OF Haines. in innings; of North
in innings: of Goodwin. none
in ! Struck out-by Haines /: by
Oeschger 3. Losing pitcher-North.
Cmpires-ODay and Quigley. Time
1850
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
Packers Take BOb-tailed
Contest From Louisville

LOUISVILLE Ky Aug. Pain
today cut short the last game ~ the
series which Kansas cry won from
Louisville. 20 .. giving The clubs
an even break on tAe four games
Kansas City ..... OBJ 00-2
Louisville ........ OIO 10-c O.
Ames and Sweeney; Tinoup and
Meyer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
GAMES TODAY.

Washington az 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit
Boston at Chicago.
National League.
Ptttsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
INDIANS INCREASE
LEAD; BATTER M4CKS
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, c., Aug. r.
Cleveland won today's game from
Philadelphia TO !. While Ragby
was nit rather hard he was effec-
tive with men on bases. Cleveland
made the most of its fourteen hits
off Harris and Moore count. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
SUEDE'S MUFFS HELP
BOSTON TO VICTORY

CHICAGO. Aug. is h n e s
home run and Risberg's errors ac-
counted for three of BostOns four
runs today and Chicago lost by a
score Of { 10 . Harper pitched
well. being especially effective when
hits meant rims Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

ST PAUL, MINI, Aug. 7.-Ss.
Paul Typos yesterday won the uuion
printers national baseball champion
ship defeating the Detroit printers
9 10 J.
a rally in the ninth scoring )
runs. gave the ST. Paulites the bunt-
Ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

-Fatteu TOT smith IN aru-
zz-Batted for MamauX in 9th
Plttsburg ..12o 9O2 200
Brooklyn - 600 600 600
Three base hits-Carey. Stolen
bases-Bigbee. Whitfield Cutsha1v
Cation CD. crifices-Cutshaw Fr-
rOrs-kilduff, Elliott 90. Double
plays-Caton. Cutshaw and Grimm.
kilduff. Olson and Konetchy; Cut
shaw and Grimm; Cation and Grimm
Left on bases-Pittsburg z: Brook
lyn 3. Bases on balls-off Smith
NhamauX 4. Hits-off smith in
innings off Mamaux 6 in g.
Struck out-by Adams s; by Ma
mauN .. Losing pitcher-Smith. I'm
pires-Moran and Rigler Time.
~1:39.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

Two base hi+-Neusel Home run
-Meusel. Stolen hase-Paulette.
Errors-Duncan. Kopf RUether.
Rawlings MeuseI Wheat. Fletcher.
Double plays-Kopf Groh. and Rath;
Rawlings, Fletcher and Paulette;
Fletcher. Rawlings and Paulette-
ifces-paubert Duncan. Wheat.
Williams CD. Rawlings. Left on
bases-Cincinnati S: Philadelphia.
Bases on balls-On Ruether. I;
Meadows. T. Hit by pitcher
Ruether tPaulettel. Struck Out-By
Ruether. ! Meadows. s. Balk-
Ruether. Passed baIl-Wheat UNI
Mccormick and Hart. Time
-1-44
Second game.
R.H.F.
Cincinnati 600 600 22O-4 I
Philadelphia 01O 1O1 000-3 @
EIler and Alien Rariden. Rixey,
Causey and Tragesser
Evening journal., 1920-09-09
WILL MAINTAIN
DIAMOND PRICE
London Syndicate Gables
There Will Be No
Reduction

No matter what happens 10 the
price of shoes and ships and sealing
wax. the price Of diamonds is not
going down. That fact was made sp-
parent when a cablegram was receiv-
ed In New York from the Diamond
Syndlcsh OF London. which controls
the output OF stones. stating that its
policy is lO maintain prices"
The Diamond syndicate. which holds
about 90 per cent. OF the entire dia-
mOnd output OF the world including
ilie stones from the d. Beers Con-
s0lldaicd Mines is prOblbly The great
est and strong 81 trust In the world.
What ID says goes In The diamond in
dusiry. When demand slack MS the
syndicate cuts on the supply.
Tile cablegrlm was received by me
jewelers. Circular New York trade
publication, which requested a Stale
meni on the future policy. or the
syndicate. l.. Brcimeyer, head or
the syndicate. replied.
Diamond Syndicaic's policy mas
always been 90 maintain prices. ana
there is no intention io depart lh..re
from You may make use oi thls
Information as you think best
Evening journal., 1920-09-09

SET AGAINST
MACSWINEY
Cabinet Refuses to Recon-
mend Release of COrk's
Lord Mayor
WEAKER ON 18TH
HUNGER STRIKE DAY

LONDON. Sept o United pressl-
Lord Mayor MacSWincy was mach
weaker today. the twoniy-e'ghih day
of his hunger strike 1ccOrdfng io a
bulletin at Sim FeIn headquarters
here.
A bulletin issued at noon said Mac
Swlney was growing weaker and that
bis legs and arms were becoming
numb. They were being massaged
and handared
The lord mayor spent a very bad
night the statement said. Gle com
planned of giddIness and numhness.
The doctors consider him much
weaker than yesterday.
I'm the face OF increasing public
pressure the British cabinet has
again refused 90 intervene and au-
thorlze AlacSWlney release, The de-
cision was said 20 have been reached
after a threatened cabinet crisis. In
which Chief Secretary Greenwood
\iscOunt French and Sir NeNil Mae
Ready offered their res gnaiiOns
Mayor MacSwiney cr-yicted him
self said an official statement nn tho
governments attitude "ne admitted
charges equivalent iO high treason.
He received the ligltesl sentence p0ss-
die and then voluntarily Instituted a
sunger strike N he We're released the
murder OF policemen In Ireland would
continue AZ the same time an im-
possible precedent would be esiab-
/ lished."
IN addition the government elaies
/ Il was impossible 90 release the
/ eleven Irish prisoners In Cork wh,
/ have been on hunger strike sincl
Continued from Page rNO.l
Evening journal., 1920-09-09
BACON HELD ON
BIGAMYCHARGE
Alleged Wife No. ? Testihes
He Married Her in Jack
sonville, Fla.

On a charge Of blgamy David j..
Bacon. OF Brack-Ex. was held In $1,000
bail for court, boy Judge Hastings, in
Municipal Court this morning
Philip l.. Garrett. attorney for Ba-
con. asked for the dismissal Of the
case. on The grounds OF venue. but
as The Municipal Court has not nnal
Jurisdiction In such cases. the court
declined 90 pass on his motion.
Bacon, while already married. Is al
legged 20 have married a second time
if. Jacksonville. Fla. on May 2l This
year A woman claiming 90 he Mrs.
Bacon. No. ?. testified that she first
met Bacon at her home. In Jackson
vile. In March. 1919. She saw no more
OF him until March Of this year. and
said on May o. she was married 90
him. Bacon had told her she said,
that De had been married but was
divorced The witness said she did
not know definitely that Bacon was
not divorced until she came here last
month
Afler their marriage. Bacon's al
legged wife said that they lived FOR a
while in Jacksonville and then FOR a
while in Havana. Cuba After return
ing TO Jacksonville. she said. Bacon
LETT her
Bacon was married 20 his first wife
In 1905 and has two children.
His alleged second wife said she
was married when quite young, but
that the marriage had been annuled.
Evening journal., 1920-09-09
EARTHQUAKE
DEATH LIST
ISUP TOSOO
Lugania and Versilla Dis
tricts Are Shaken by
New TremOrs
ITALY'S KING AIDS
IN RELIEF WORK

ROME. Sept s. Might: United
Press. With ite number OF casaul-
ties and extent OF the damage from
Tuesdays earthquake siIll undclcr-
mined. slight shocks recurred today
throughout ihe Lumnanla and Yer
silla districts, In the regiOn OF Genoa.
The latest reports showed more
than 200 known dead in he large
area affected by the earthquake. with
prospects Of This number being i'm
creased by several hundred as COM
municatiOn was rc-osiahlishcd with
Isolated communities Thousands We're
known 10 be injured and the number
OF homeless was estimated al JOOOO
10 10000
King Victor Emmanuel. who was In
Pisa when the shock occurred. Joined
relief parties and visited several
ruined towns today. In company with
General Ciiiadni and Cardinal Nam.
Despite cnireaiics 0f his staff lhe
King Insisted upon entering houses on
the verge Of collapse. Hr visited the
injured IN hospitals and made several
addresses 90 The dozed and homeless
lhrOngs.
Among the towns visited hy ihs
King were Fiyizzano. where 2Ol per
sons were reported Go have been
buried beneath The ruins. and Gar
fagnana, which also was completely
razed other towns practically wiped
Oui were. Nigneia. CasielnuOvo anf
Villa COllemandinl COnslderahl,
damage was done ln rassaldo, Casiel
letio Monmlno, Reina, Moniecuio am,
| nescrano
A message received in Lucca salt
Continued on Page Twol
Evening journal., 1920-09-09
TWO new SUITS
AGAINST P. & ].
Baltimore Dry Dock Co.
Wants Stock Held in
Hannevig's Name
SECOND ACTION
INVOLVES $75O,OOO

A bill in equity was lled in United
States District Court. this morning
by Robert II. Richards. attorney for
ih' Baltimore Dry Dock and ship
building Company. or Baltimore.
against the Pusey and Jones Company
OF this city.
The action Il is said is brought TO
compel The Pusey and Jones Company
10 transfer 20OO0 shares Of preferred
stock and 1850 shares common stock.
10 thu Baltimore company. which now
stands on the books Of the puscv and
Jones Company In the name Of Chris
lopher Hannevig but which q Is
claimed are owned by the Baltimore
Company This. 10 Is aiiared. ihls
pusey and Jones Company refuses
20 DO
An action al law was also flied IN
the United states District Court this
morning. by Mr. Richards. acting for
the Baltimore Company. against the
pusey and Jones Company. involving
sum said tO exceed $50 600