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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
UNA SEVERADERROTAHAN LNFLICIDO
Los TURCOS LOS GRIEGOSS -.
En- Co~nstantinopla Sc asegura que Mustafa keEnal
destrozo a os helenos, en- las ~cercanlas de
Perganla, haciendoles mas de 10000 ajas
Los griegos han ~guardadO siencio, pero Ell anunclo de que
van a reorganizar sus fuerzas en- la Anatolla para
una nueva ofensiva, hace presumlr que fueron
victimas de I'm tremendo desastre.

de la Anatolia, ~llegando a a~segurarse
en- tales anuncios que las bajas SUI
fridas por los griegos en- Pergarna lie,
gan aprcxinadamente a 10000. Tai
cifra sc considera aquI sin embargo,
como exagerada, 81 bien inicial de las
tropas griegas en- Anatolia7 ha sido va
detenido.
Los na~cionalistas admlten franca-
mente. que el avance de los griegos
iniciado antes de que Sc tomase una
accion final respecto al tratadO, les
cause gran sorpresa, pevo que tai &C
ci6n fue al misno tempo el mejor in
centivo para activar u operaciones
que al fin han ten!do el eXito de con-
tener el avance de los inrasores.
Otro detalle que hace ~Sospechar
que Ia noticia del ~desCalabro griego
no carece de Fundamental, IS el de ! a
salida de este puerto del barco de
guerra griego "kilkils. "-antiguamen-
te el Mississippi, de la Armada de los
Estados UnidOs,-y todos los demas
barcos mercantes anclados aqul. con
con rumbo a los Dardanelos. Los grie-
COS estan reclutando genie de todas
las nacionalidades. inclusive turcos,
aQui. para Ia cdmpana contra los Ma
cionallstas. Los que mis- Sc han en-
listado han sido los armeniOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03

CONSTANTINOPLA, Julio LA
~ofensiva griega en- Ia Anatolia ha en-
trado Ell un periodic de suspension,
con objeto de llevar a Cabo n re-
organization de las tropas griegas pa
"a una nueva' ofensiva. Este anunCio
es Ell primero que Sc hace Oficialmen-
te por los aliados aqUi. despues de dos
dfas de silenci sobre las operaciones
de los helenoS en- esa region de Tur-
qua. 10 cual viene a confirmar Ia
crencia de que IN serio d~escalabr6 su-
frieron los invasores, de manos de los
nacionalistas.
Juntamente % este a]nuncio. Sc ha
publicado Ia noticia de que Jafar Ia
Yer. en- cl Este, que Cuenta con e.
apovo del gObierno turco, tuvo IN en-
cuentro 0 los Griegos, a los cuales
IS capture 80 ametralladOraS J dos
bat"rias de artillerGa en- Kara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03

En- cast todos los casos de dcbl3ldad
en- Ia muier. Sc nora IN tlujo mucoso
debi:. cue Sc escapa de Ia vagina CUE Sc
conoce con cl nombre de ~icucorrca Y
con el mas comun de flores blancas,'
Y Is sorprendente como Pocas mujeres
conoccn Ia importancia vital de este
derrame y con Ia rapidez cue debllita
su ORGANISING. e. resultado coaun de
esta enfermedad tan penosa Y molesra
cue tanrisimo Sc Ia generalizado entire
Ell scxo fene7ino, $e localiza en- los
orCanos rcDroductores. ocasionando do
lor de espalda. dolor de costado, dolor
de cabeza. enfermedad dc los o~varios,
mirada Eanguiia, canancio. nervio-
sidad, palidez densa, NAL humo- ' color
anormal. Esta debiIidad tambSen IS
la cuSa de nuchos casos dc esterilidad.
Cuando cl fll;o de esta molestia IS
p~roiuso o a6undante. gcnera!nente
sisnilica que existen ~ulceraciones y
dislocaciones de la ulatriz y los dolores
v ardores de Ia inflammation son mas
-eonstantes y persistentes.
Con seguridad en- las Farmacl'
Drug Co. san Antonio : Bruins
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
81 ES listed MJJER LEA
ESTO QUE Ii CONVENE

Los "Supositorios Mircheila
VaeinaIeS," cstan considerados por
specialists en- Intermediates de las
mujeres, como el tratamiento local
mas eficaz para cast todas las enter
medades locales de Ia mujcr. Ademas
te1emos una intinidad de testimonies
de personals idoneas y C~arecterizadaS
de distintos paises, en- que nos rinden.
en- una lorna que reveal muCha Sn-
ceritad. su agradccimiento por e.
sxito que han alcanz2do con los "Su-
poSitorios Mitchella Vaeinales."
En- las direcciones que acompana a
cada Gaia. Sc dan 4 conocer mas en-
dctaIle las Intermediates que han sido
dom.nadas con el uso de este gran
esPecitico, Y ninguna mujer "a sea
caSada, soltera o viuda, que SURE de
cuaiquiera de eStos des6rdenes, debe
vaciIar en- hacer IN ensayo, especial
mente 81 Sc sicnte cansada Y abatida.
FL uso de los ''Supositorios Mitche-
liza YaeinaleS" Is sencillo Y no con
tienen grasa de ninguna esPecie. Pr
danse en- las Farmacia5 y D~roguerias.
5 Rio Graude'', e. Paso; San An
Wig Drug Co" Los Angeles.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
SCHMIDT DIVORCE wound UP TODAY
WITHOUT HINT OF FORMER SENSATION

A. r. Buffers. She offered no objec-
tions whatever to the cross bill tled
today by her husband, which charged
that she left her home on June ~,
1916, and since refused to reside with
Mr. Schmidt Before filing this bill
III. NJ. Kelly the attorney for Schmidt
withdrew the cross bill filed few
months ago accusing the wife OF adul-
terry and naming Roscoe Wilson ana
Jack Chance as spOndentS. lie
then filed the new cross bill making
a straight charge Of deserti0n.
The original divorce was filed by
Mrs. Schimdt on july /, 1916, She
charged her husband of twenty-s.X
years Of many acts Of creulty, and
with alternating the affections OF her
two daughters
so mention of financial settlement
were made in court today, although It
Nas lumored around the court room
that the wife was to receive a cash
settlement Of $50 in lieu OF alimony,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02

l.. w. Henley, secretary
Of arrangements COM
mittee announced today.
Following the keynote speech Of SEN
ator Lodge of Massachusetts. temper
ary chairman, and appointment OF
committees on Tuesday Mr.. Henley
said the convention probably would
then adjourn until Wednesday for
committee work. Permanent organlZa-
ton. rules and order of business are
on Wednesdays tentative program.
After the nominating speeches Sat
urday, Mr.. Henley said, the tenta-
tive program would leave Friday and
Saturday and possibly part of Thurs
day for balloting and consideration
Of platform.
On Monday. preceding the open
ing Of the convention caucuses OF
many state delegations are scheduled
to collect national committeeman and
make committee nominations
There are more than 100000 appli-
cations for tickets for 1929 seats,
Mr.. Henley says. or 100 applications
for SO press seats. Increased inter
est of women in politics was assign
ed by Henley.
johnson Gets Minnesota Votes.
Chicago, June I'm it's first deci-
sion affecting the Johnson forces in
the convention the Republican ma
tional committee by 36 to II voted
to seat delegates from the tenth Min.
nesota district who are counted as
f., !, 10 RI RI fhll
| California senator The committee
| excepted to the charge that the Wood
delegates had been chosen by a rump
| convention.
In taking up the tenth Minnesota
district contest between two Wood
and TWO unpledged delegates, Secre-
tary Miller announced that both
claimed to be the regular delegates.
Representative Schall, the blind con
gressman, was one of the unpledged
delegates
Resuming work on convention con
tests. the committee seated the
twelve uninstructed delegates from
Louisiana headed by Emile kuntz OF
New Orleans, national committeeman.
and dismissed the contest OF the lilly
white" group led by G.. s. Hebert and
Victor I.oisel OF New Orleans.
Further time TO check evidence in
the Georgia case was given to the
subcommittee headed by Charles b.
Warren of Michigan, who said a com
parisou OF duplicate state convention
rolls would take much more time, II.
l.. Rummel OF Arkansas proposed thai
both Georgia delegates be seated with
a half vote each. but was voted down.
Emmerson Issues Statement.
Chicago, June In a statement to-
day relative to expenditures in Mis-
souri, hartman Emmerson OF the
LuNdon campaign said:
Although there was on primary in
Missouri there was real contest for
delegates The amount expended in
Missouri the fifth state in the union,
was small as compared with eXpendi-
ture~ that have been made on behalf
OF other candidates in many other
states.
Governor Lowden and his friends
have nothing to fear from an inquiry.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
POSSESSION OF CITY IS
TURNED OVER TO
VISITING BILLS
THURSDAY BIG DAY
PARADE WILL ERING SESSION TO
CLOSE-STAG AND RECEIPT ION
AELp LAST NIGHT-3O0 DELE.
GATES REGISTERED TO-DAY
FOB OPENING OF CONVENTION,

-#Ff1 .f-FH D
i'i'ilo'' '""' "'''' Iva ''
Ottawa today after .A' tljs t7lnl0
lated to a forced assault by SEQ on
,oora .HuIs" 0hn sttgeppd down up0n
..,., ..i... f.,. ,t,
'i'e Guy '"7' "'7'' ''''
seventeenth ahuuai con- ''''." ". "'
state aS9o'I"'loH. o'7'
turned over '"'I'"'iF "a, ~,
III llot DC given up "'t'i' '''g, .t2..
odI AFTERNOON, Ni''i .., .o,.'', ''''''' " '''
AGAIN II, I''u'5 ~ ','' ,..#., ,,
liie I'uuN "a 49,, a..
aareaahIa eI,,,,iea IN ou c.nnertpi
with the state meeting Accom- pauy
ing the delegates Were their wives,
Who came in large numbers To be-
guests of Ottawa lodge over the con
Nention.
Tomorrow the da, when ElF.dom
breaks lose-OltaWa will be iorcC0
TO further capitulaton when tlaa
from all corners OF the GrCIt common
wealth of Illinois viii swarm into the
city in vast hordes for the big paralr
and street demons tratiou.
Opening Business session
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
CUBA QUARAMTIMES
AGAINST BUBOMIC

Havana, june Cuba declared
quarantine against Mexico and New
Orleans today On account OF reported
buboniC plague.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
NOMINATIONS TO BE
made THURSDAY and
VOTING STARTS FRI.
(By the Associated PreBs)

Chicago, June 2-Nominating speeches in the
Republican national convention next week probab-
ly will come on Thursday, with baloting on Friday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02

WEATHER.
Generally fair tonight
and Thursday: cooler to-
night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02

U1r~A FREE TRADER
Established 1840
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
Honor System in Hiuh schoo,

A system of honors employed in
the Salmon high school on the basis
Oh grades received is as follows.
A grade of IS to 100 Yields four
credlt points; of 80 to "a, three cred
1t points; IS to 80, two credit points
and 80 to "a, one credit point. A
department grade Of IS or over
yields one credit point.
Three honor ranks are recognized
thus: highest honors, 16 credit
points; second honors, IA; ordinary
honors, IL. For semester of three
six weeks periods; highest honors.
AZ points; second honors. AZ and or
binary honors, So points. For year
or two semesters; highest honors SO
credit points; second honors, "a and
ordinary honors ~ credit points.
A minimum of ten credit points
is required of each student per Sc
mester.
Doris Mendenhall and Margaret
Sandilands attained honor ranks for
the first six weeks of school, with IA
and II points to their credit
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
Coming-The Virgin of STEAMBOAT
chamberlain's Cough Remedy

This remedy is intended especially
for coughs, colds, Group and whoop-
ing. cough. From a small beginning
it's sale and use has extended to all
parts of the United States and to many
foreign countries. This alone is enough
to convince one that it is medicine
of more than ordinary merit. Give 1t
trial and you will find this to be the
case. For sale by E. G. Hettinger'
Salmon druggist. lO-l III
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
:. = . .
SALMON LOCALS (.

= y
Born to Mr.. and Mrs rao
ter. ooer "a, daugh-
ho ne people of Gibbonsyiua -
Vated TO dance on 80. "
sunne,. win good music and hasEat
i.l sa1o wnite is advertising q snao
iai sale of timely interest a spec
n Gsings including clothing and s' OIL
~ uiection night dance at c;h
WI. uumssliie is advertised. Harry WIZ III
Cn run his auto for the oooas H,.e
ny 0'S are TO provide a basker snn
G. E. uiennon has been called ~
o. LOUIS on account of the i,,no ~
=, MS daughter, Virginia. aged ahon.
years. The child is sufferino
from blood poison. neiiiis
!, Inc annual election of off;cers
Inc Red Cross is to be held Of ~ ~
h hest Room on the evening of Novem.
per :, at . o'clock. All members
are invited to be there ,
signed, MRS. J. H. WRIGHT
Acting Chairman.
~. Inc ). n. Coles residence is to he
, INC scene OF belated but none the
i ns ENJOYABLE Halloween party next
MONDAY evening designed to organ.
ne an Epworth league for the Meth.
odlst church. Better join the voune
iolks in this festivity, for thew viii
nave one glorious time of it.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
-. !. !. j. + + + + + + +
SALMON LOCALS +
. j. j. j. i i. = i. + + i.

/ SALMON LoSA-S =
|..s** i + j + = + + + +
u, tuesday, November 2.
|,..o-ian services are to be
/. sunday. November Z, by DIR.
,oomas Boyle returned Tues
. visit at May where she
s,est of Mrs. Neither.
noring Greene and Mrs. Ell
- entertained their fellow
e Of dinner last Tuesday
at the Caples home in
,rertisement in The Recorder.
ssr the telephone, got the
y, mixed as to selling furni-
should be Mrs. Byron Good
mi Mrs. Floyd Goodell.
salmon War Mothers report
sint of handsome donation
sasnital fund from the Leadore
Tiers. This amount was 1914.
through Mrs. Plum, one of
nbers of the patriotic organ
scouainted meeting .arrang-
y Woman's club for the Sal
CHEERS has been planned for
:day evening at the high
q, gymnasium. The function
I,.de a program of musical
u.cnab and Peter Mckinney
m,ld have arrived in Salmon
q from their trip to North
Macnab arrived but McKin-
accidentally left in Butte
he missed seeing Macnab as
M to the train. The two
snged to come home together
atingl sheep for pasturage.
layerne Shellman will give
ntiful Bible study on The
and What Heaven Is to
saturday, October 80, at 2
;harp,, soon after the weekly
school at the S. D. A. church
are cordially invited to hear
Bible teaches on these sub
yaylor, a senior highway en-
the federal Bureau of Pub
was in Salmon this week
rs for his department. His
i at Missoula. While here
nj met with former school
boyhood, friend in J. A.
The two had not met for
years when they were at a
ehool. Mr.. Taylor is an en-
road man and says Idaho
40 mistake in voting bonds
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
. ALLIE ~. FORD,

Democratic Nominee for Assessor
Mr.. Ford has the claim of faith
full energetic officer in the place he
now seeks, for it is said of him that
he more than made his salary and
expenses in gathering up outside
livestock assessments. X. o. SPAIN.
leading citizen of the upper Lemhi
is authority for the statement that
Mr.. Ford was the best assessor the
county ever had. He knows no de-
Walton from duty and is untiring
in its performance. Vote for him.
Adv
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29

Blllousness, Constipation.
FANS Tablets have restored
Una happiness hundreds who
Rd with Indigestion, gilious-
nsllpation. If you are trou-
sway give them a trial. You
Eo be pleased for they will
For sale by E. G.. Het-
taOh druggist. 10-1- Ill
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
Water Affects Teeth.

Scientific investigation discloses the
fact that where "hard' water is used
for drinking, good teeth are the gen
eral result. "Hard" water contains a
large. amount of lime which enters
largely into the composition of teeth.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
for Red Cross.

Import for Red Cross.
Is in the good causes of the
Is are planning the annual
which comes along by way
kval of membership during
h from Armistice day to
Wing (November 11-15). The
bon wants everybody to
It's program for the year
he annual election of Off
b place on the evenin gOf
IA at the Rest room. The
hg features of home service
Rganization includes the adj
in the work of promot-
health, to which end a
|use has been provided at
expense of the county and
Gross.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
People Prefer
Wilson Wood Heaters

They are the safest wood heaters
made, give more Heat with less
fuel due to the Hot Blast Down
Draft; their construction is such
that the additional years of use
they give, makes them the lowest
priced stoves on the market.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29

Economics to Organize.
Klsht Smith, Farm Bureau
lnomics leader, wishes to
women of the Salmon. dis
mbureau office Saturday,
" at 2 p. m. Object-or-
Of a home economics club.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
h RESIDE
AlDERs, |

An auziil1
Irish eoas]
Pnsive raid
rsterday. |
.hed and !
ut noon al
L.,,,ored can
ckets being
nee.
issued .
aids were
in unifori
connected '
use they Y
b. whocu'
enant M +"
/ The |.
as taken
light and :.
to the riye
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29

The Virgin of STEAMBOAT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
SINGERS SHUT OUT
WINTONS IN FIRST
Couple Timely Hits With Got.
to's Wildness-Second
Game Today.

The Singers took full advarts 90
81 the wildness % Southraw Coo.
Who essayed the pitching role tor
the wint1r Six team sunday after
noon. and defeated the visitors by
a 70 score in the first game Of a
two gabe series. Ehoient bat weld
ing by Joe Baker and the pitching
OF Nevkirk aided materially in the
victory
Aside from his wildness Gotto had
everything a reasonable pitcher
could want. He set the hard hit
ting Singers down with three hits.
one Of which would probably have
been an outfeld fyout had not
Bockeyman and Slayer crashed to-
gether I'm their pursuit OF the ball.
Ncwkirk Holds Wintons
Newkirk was also In top form.
The Wirtons got but five singles off
his delivery and he was invincible
when in a hole He retired eight
Of the visitors on strikes and forced
the rem ainder TO roll easy ones TO
the infield. His single through short
in the second scored the locals sec
ond run.
Besides driving in three Singer
runs Baker handled the catching as
signment in a big league style turn
ing the Wintons back fat in their
only attempt TO steal and catching
three men at first on rollers in front
OF the plate.
Broder scored the first Singer run
in the opening round when he
wOlked. advanced on Aftowski's
sacrifice, stole third and ambled
across the plate on Motifs infeld
out. Vargo was hit in the second.
on Green's out and was driven in on
Newkirk's single.
Baker Scores Three
Gotto walked both Spy and Moffitt
in the third and the former came
home when Baker I'M a long fly into
right which went for a hit when
Bockelman and Slayer went into
headon collision in pursuing the
ball.
Baker drove the final pair Of
Singer runs across in the eighth
Aftowskf was safe when Gotto IN at
tempting 10 throw 70 first HIT the
runner Spy walked and both scored
when the catcher drove one into deer
left for three bases. The revised
Singer infield gave Newkirk perfect
support throughout the nine innings
Tony Carlo. former Chicago Cub.
will be on the mound for the Win
tons this afternoon. Connors Will
send Stacy Bowman, southpaw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
BOTH MEN READY
FOR TITLE BOUT
This AFTERNOON
Thousands Crowd Into Benton
Harbor as Fight Hour
Draws Near
Special 70 TIE News Tine,

Special % Ths News Tines:
BENTON HARBOR. 3nch., sept
5.-Tense expectancy hangs tonight
over the camp OF Jack Dempsey.
heavyweight champion Of the world
and that OF Billy Aiiske. 81. Paul
nghtW against whom he viii defend
his tf1e In Flovd FitzEimmons arena
Monday afternoon. Less than "a
hours before they face before a
crowd expected 20 number 20, 600
both fighters were declared 70 b
in the best condition OF their ca
reeFs Neither took strenuous exer-
else today and for the most part
the coming Of the day which viii
make this little city the center OF
the sporting world was evidenced
only by the hundreds Of early COM
crs who have already begun 20 flock
i1to the hotels and rooming houses
l7 both Benton Harbor and ST.
Joseph. City officials who have taken
charge % the aceommodations stated
tonight that The twin cities would
hc able 20 feed all of the expected
crowd and house all who are forced
90 remain here overnight.
Early Boats
Early boats from Chicago. Mil
waukec and other points will bring
thousands here tom orrOw morning
Special trains and interurbans from
Detroit. Chicago. South Bend and
other points will convey others and
await their return Immediately fol-
lowing the fight
The first preliminary bout will be
sin At o'clock daylight saving
time. or > o'clock Central time Sam
LanEford and Bill Tate, noted negro
Ecayyveig lights viii 20 six rounds in
bout announced for the heavy
weight championship Of their race.
Harry Greb and Chuck Virgins.
light heavyw Fights. viii follow with
an eight round bout for the cham
pionship Of their clas
The principals in tho main bout
made the following statements to-
night:
Mlske
II know how good Dempsey is and
think / can whip him. I have met
him twice when 7 was much lighter.
and I eNT ect 10 surprise everybody
who thinks Jack has il on me- I'll
be in there going stronA a the fin
ish. no matter when # ends. That's
cinch."
Dempsey
II consider MisSe "A great fighter
and n formidable rival. bur naturally
7 think I can win I viii try 10 win
with Knockout, II possible. and YOU
all know 7 can hit 7 am I'm COndi-
ton and know more than 7 did at
Toledo. II should be a great fight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06

Two base hit-Roth. Three base
hit-Scott. Left on bases-BoSton.
.. Vashin\Tn. s. Bases on balls
of Court0eS 5: Peanock. ], Acosta,
1: Kerr. 1 Hots-Of Pennock. y
IN 2-S innings. or Kari. ? in Is
innings OF Courtney. 5 IN 5. None
Que IN sixth. two on bases of
Acosta. in innings Struck out
BY Karr. .. Winning pitcher-Court-
nev Losing pitcher - Pennock.
Umpires-Evans and Nallin.
Time-i.55.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06

Two base hitS-Jackson, Williams.
stolen bases-Tobin. Strunk. Weav-
or Sacrifces-Weaver. FelSch
Tohin. Jackson. Double plays-E.
Collins to RisberE 20 Collins:
Jacobson 10 Van Glider 20 SEVERED !.
Gerber 20 Gedeon 70 Sisler. Left on
hases-Chicago 3; s.. Louis 5. Bases
on balls-off Kerr of Van Glider
.. Umpires -Hiidebrand and Mortar
ity Time i:l5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
ROBINS KEEP LEAD
BY BEATING BOSTON
Brooklyn Makes it Third
Straight in Effort'to
Hold Lead.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. Sept S.
Brrooklyn retained its leadership in
the National league pcnnaut race to-
dew by defeating Boston 2 TO /. M a
pitchers battle between Narquard
and NcQuillan II was the Dodgers
third straight victory on their home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
GIANTS FIND RIXEY
EASY: DEFEAT PILLS

NEW YORK Sept. 8 -NeW York
easily defeated Philadelphia today
70 J. The Giants htt Rixey con
slstently but Erzman kept them
away from The plate until the Sth.
when three HIS Melted two runs
After the FIRST inning Benton pitch
Cd tight ban but retired In The sew
urth when WiThrow's hot smash
split his finger Perrirr finished the
game and allowed only TWO hits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
Fight Results

Bulletin reports Of tn =
Dempsey-Miske fight at Ben
ton Harbor and the prelirni-
nary bouts will be received
and posted at The News
Times Office thus afternoon.
The first preliminary will start
at } o'clock. South Bend
daylight saving) time.