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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-17
"IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
PLAY TOMORROW NIGHT
Lest In Series Of chautauqua Enter
tainments Is Famous Comedy
lecture In the Afternoon

taNnNtFt5 10 dUlCuS Iomeuy-
Lecture In the Afternoon
Saturday viii be the last day Of the
Redpatn Winter Chautauqua in Ben
nington. Two excellent programs will
be gwen in the high school hall.
AT $3.50 in the afternoon Charles
Howard Plattenburg viii lecture on
"The Old Town In New World" (" Mr..
Plattenburg is Community Build
ing expert, and has made a special
study Of the town and its problems,
Before he went on the platform he
was a successful editor.
At S:t5 in the evening comes the
climax Of the series the delightful
play, 1T Pays t. Advert Sc, pro-
duced BY VIM. ]. Keighley. 1t will be
staged by a company CT nine New
York payers. Holders of season tick
cts viii have reserved seats. Others
must take their chances
1T Pays to Advertise is one Of the
most successful of modern plays. It
is so we'll balanced in basic human
values that 1t cheers the heart and
diyerts the mind at the same opera
tion The authors, Ro Cooper
Megrue and Walter Hackett, are num-
bered among the most successful
playwrights Of this generation
ut Pays to ADVERTISE is absolute1
ly clean and wholesome, and this
fact, combined with the rich Ameri-
canism Of its humor, the rapid fire
dioms conta ned IN the dialogue and
the many cleYcr situations effected,
marked its New York production as
the most successful comedy drama in
years.
The story is tod with contagious
verve and viFor, and the dla'ogue Is
written with a real feeling for that
part cular type Of humor that has
becn recognized as purely American
since the days OF Ben Franklin.
ut Paws to Advertise runs over
with laughs
Before the company has been be-
fore ycu two minutes the play will
reach out afte- you and rap You geni-
ally on the back and YOU will be
aware Of a warm. comfortable feeling
that win cause you to settle hack con
tentedly, with compete trust that II is
going to keep you Ioy al and interest
ed the whole evening
1t makes fun + Advertising. but is
one of the best ads the advertising
man can have
The central character is soaked in
the gospel OF advertising, He claims
that the reason we eat hens eggs in
stead OF ducks eggs is because the
hen advertises her product.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-17

Mrs. Daniel Hurlbut and Mrs J. H.
Shutfet spent Thursday in Troy.
1t is apparent Tint more than four
thou and deer we're killed in the state
during the recent open season. Re
ports to the commissioner up to Dec.
l6, tota led SA7G. 4 year ago reports
were received for Is days after the
two days the commissioner has re-
ceived reports Of 119 deer killed in
close OF the season. During the last
Bennington county.
Il was expected early this afternoon
that the jury In the case of State VS..
Silent Mike" Doran would retire soon
after O'Clock. Doran, a boxer with
something more than a local reputation
was brought before Bennington county
court Wednesday afternoon, charged
with disturbance and with resisting an
officer en- the evening of August 20.
During the course of the trial today
the charge of resisting an officer was
mol pressed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
leski Pitches Strong Game Wednesday Against New York Yankees
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

"Hick" Sweeney won his own
game by tanning ten men and max
ing three hits when he pitched for
the Day Dodgers when they PLAYED
the BrOwnson nine. The score was
six 20 two. Isl" Seifrit hurled for
the Bronsonites
By Associated Press
AUBURN. y. Y. Nav 19-Res-
toration OF the optional plan in OBJ
tanning baseball players from lower
class leagues has been decided upon
by vote OF the members Of the Ma
tlonal Association Of Professional
Baseball Leagues. Sec'y John II.
Farrell announced Wednesday. The
minimum amount for minor leagues
was placed at 500 and for major
leagues $500, with the privilege or
exercising the option bewteen Aug.
20 and Sept 1 annually.
Three days notice must be given
10 the secretary's office of the re-
turn OF an optional player and all
official sales and agreements. &C
companied by checks. must be sent
TO his office for approval. The
practice Of farming" players is pro-
hibited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
FORMAL OPENING
OF COUNTRY CLUB
Culver Cadets Will Partici.
pate in Opening Cere-
monies May 81.

Elaborate Arrangements for the
formal opening OF the South Bend
Country club for the 1920 season
have been announced and the gala
event will be held at the club house
and grounds. on Monday, May 81.
A company Of cadets from Culver
Military academy. assisted by the
cadet band, will feature the festivi-
ties.
The company will he in command
OF Col. l. r. Gignilliat and Lieut..
Col. Robert Rossow. The military
organization will arrive In the city
over the Vandalia Monday morning
and will march TO the oliver hotel.
where luncheon will be served. In
the afternoon the impressive pre-
sentation of the flag ceremony will
be held on the lawn in front OF the
club house and will be followed by
a military drill and a demonstration
Of the bayonet exercise Under the
direction Of Cart. J. Paul Fogarty,
a former Notre Dame student who
is now physical culture and bayo-
net instructor at the military acad-
envy. A calesthenic drill will precede
the formal army parade and re-
view.
After dinner. which will be served
at the club house. a dance Will be
held. Messick's orchestra having
been engaged 10 furnish the music
IN addition 20 the military demon
STATIONS several golf specialties and
a tournament are carded.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20

Yesterdays RESULTS.
National League.
Philadelphia .: 81 Louis 8.
Boston I Pittsburg 2
New York II: Chicago
Brooklyn Cincinnati (rain.)
American League.
Detroit 4 philadelphia Z.
Cleveland > New York o.
Chicago 2; Boston 3.
Washington St Louis not scheduled.
American Association.
ST Paul 3: Minneapolis u
Louisville o. Milwaukee Z
No others scheduled.
International League.
Toronto II: Jersey City s.
Akron ;: Syracuse =
-ain.)
Buffalo / Reading ?
Southern Association.
Chattanooga ! Nashville o.
Chattanooga i: Nashville .. ed gamel
Atlanta 5: Birmingham O.
Atlanta 4 Birmingham 3. (2d game.
Memphis 4: Mobile 10
Little Rock ,; New Orleans 3.
Three Eye League.
Evansville 1 . q. O. Peoria 2 3. >
Rockford 3; 6. g Rock Island { 2 ?.
Bloomington Z 10: l. Terre Haute ?; q;
Moline 3 9;5. Cedar Rapids ): IL; ?.
GAMES TO-DAY.
American League.
St Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland ar Philadelphia.
Chicago az Washington.
National League.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
Boston az Pittsburg
New York az Chicago.
Brooklyn az Cincinnati.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
DOUGHBOY WILL
FIGHT TAR HERE
Dennis O'Keefe and NAVY
Rostan Should Prove a
Good Attraction.

When Dennis O'Keefe and Navy
Rostan swap punches at the oliver
rheater on May p r. will be regard -
ed by all service men as a battle be-
tween a salty tar and landlubber.
Rostan was one OF the topnotchers
among the seagoing boys during his
stay in the service and his friends at
the Great Lakes hooked the mon
ECKER Navy" on him as a sort OF a
warning 10 doughboys TO steer clear
Of him.
The battle will be packed with ac-
ton. anyone who has seen these boys
work knows that. Both of them are
hard hitters and can take a lot Of
punishment. but Dennis is the better
boxer Of the two. II will be their
first appearance in South Bend and
both are anxious to make good
showing here. as the Twin City A. G.
has put the Bend on the boxing map
during the past winter. and fans
from Chicago and suburbs look with
interest 10 the bouts put on here.
Smith TO Referee.
Ed Smith, veteran referee. will be
the third man i'm the ring. as he is
much more popular here than Eek
ersall, whose knowledge Of the fight
game has been gained in the past
two or three years.
South Chicago. O'Keefe's home
town, will send a couple of hundred
fans down here TO see the mill and
the delegation will be headed by his
brother Jack, who also looks after
his interests.
Harry Engel. of South Bend. who
handled Rostan In several Of his
bouts at the Great Lakes, will
doubtless he i'm Navy's corner
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
CUBAN GIANTS TO
FACE GREEN SOX
COlOred Team of Chicago Will
Appear at Springbrook
Park Sunday.

In an interview with News
Times representative Wednesday
night, Manager Ben Koehler. Of the
South Bend Green Sox. stated that
he would have a number of new
faces in the lineup when they meet
the Cuban Giants OF Chicago at the
Springbrook park Sunday afternoon.
The game will start AT the regular
time. 3 o'clock.
RalIh Sjoberg one OF the best
shortstops ever turned out by Notre
Dame, and his old sidekick, Jake
Kline. who will step INTO the majors
next year. Will brace the wobbly in
field presented last Sunday in the
opening game.
Negotiations were underway TO get
Louis Wolf now holding down 4
regular berth with the indianapolis
club OF the American association.
but Louis Is going too good just now
TO break away from the Indian. and
IL would cost the gate receipts or
one game 20 get his signature 10 a
contract.
Fast Team.
Manager Koehler will need some
new material il he expects TO get
away with this colored team Sunday.
In Simpson and Wilson, they have
two hurlers with the speed OF
bullet and plenty Of control Up
around Chicago many of the semi
pro teams sidestep them when al
preached for a game. They are too
fast an aggregation for most Of
them.
Tassel. OF the Fort Wayne Sham
rocks. has been secured 20 do the
hurting against the colored team. he
being a port side hurler. Two good
right handlers will be in reserve. The
lineup of the Cuban Giants follows:
Ehrlis. IT,; Binga, CT; Ward, b.;
Anderson. 2b.; Peter. IS; Green, RI.
Brown, 3D.; Clark, C.; Simpson or
Wilson, p.
Turk Coffey, who handled the in
Dictator last Sunday. Will again Of
ficiate behind the bat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
COACH BURNHAM TAXES
THREE MEN TO MEET

Coach Burnham will take three
men. Capt Thomson, Maxey and
Sluss. to the state track and field
meet TO be held at Purdue Saturday
afternoon. The Orange and Blue
squad does not expect to cop first
place in the meet. but expect TO be
in the running for one OF the top
places.
Maxey will place in the mile and
half, while Capt Thomson will run
the race OF his life for a first in the
quarter mile. Sluss will handle the
shotput
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
NIKE BUNTM4N TURNS
SOPH BALL TEAM BACK
IN SENSATIONAL CANE
TFACUF STANDINGS

Mike" Buntman, stella yearNng
hurier. won his own game yesterday
afternoon at Leeper's field when he
hit . circuit drive 20 far center with
two yearlings on base. winning the
contest IN the final frame. Up 10
this inning the junior crew had
maintained the lead by two tallies
The score was TO 3.
a INK seems 10 be pursuing the
iuni-r crew. Two contests have now
been thrown up IN the final inning.
while their other contest was lost hy
two runs Brinley pitched a sti1
game for the juniors. being touched
for only two hits. His support was
poor. this being the result Of the
mai inning rally by the yearling
crew.
Buntman. although touched FOR
Eve hits banled the junior batters
% till the last few innings
This afternoon the seniors and
sophomores will play on the tie FOR
the top berth Buntman and Wahl
viii be the batteries for the senior
nine and Smith and MsNey for the
sophs-
Juniors $4,000 III O-2 g
Freshmen .... 900 001 SIS 9
Burtman and Rockstrah Brinley
and Thielens
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
Saints Gather ArmfuI Of
Hits at Minneapolis
Rr Associated Press

By Associated Press;
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. May 10
James proved easy for st. Paul and
Minneapolis lost Wednesday, 10 =
Merritt pitched splendidly for the
Saints until he let down a trifle IN
tho ninth. Catcher Mayer, Of Min
neapolis. threw out five men who
tried to steal. Catcher Hargrave. OF
St. Paul. split a finger and will De
out of the game several days. Score;
ST Paul ...O21 so OO1-S - U
Minneapolis 600 600 OO2-2 I
Merritt and Hargrave. McMen-
envy: James, Hovlik, Whttehouse
and Mayer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
OLYMPIC ENTRANTS
IN SATURDAY MEET
Joie Ray, Bill Hayes, Johnny
Murphy and Gilfillan
to Participate.
BY ARCHIE WARD.
(Notre Dame Correspondent

South Bend fans who attend the
big dual track and field meet be-
tween Notre Dame and the Illinois
Athletic club on Cartier field Satur-
day afternoon will have an oppor-
tunity TO see Joie Ray America 3
foremost runner, in one OF the last
races he will ever run in this coun-
try. Ray viii go TO Antwerp next
August 10 represent the United
States In the 1.5OO-metre event. and
viii then retire from track activity.
Saturday VIII be one OF his last pub
lie rehearsals for the Olympic
games.
Murphy Will Jump.
Ray is only one of the dozen or
more sensational performers who
will compete on Cartier field Satur-
day Johnny Murphy, national
champion high jumper. OF Notre
Dame. is equally as famous IS Ray.
Murphy is certain 70 be Americas
leading representative in the high
jump in the Olympic carnival Muir
ply won his national title In Phila-
delphia last fall with leap OF
feet 3 3-S inches. Less than two
weeks ago the Gold and Blue star
cleared the bar at 8 feet inches
and'he hopes TO better that mark oy
an inch next Saturday.
Coach Rockne is counting on Bill
Hayes national 100 yard title hold
er. TO win first place in the century
and 22O yard dashes. Hayes ran eX-
hibition races against the Aggies last
week and appeared 10 be several
shades TO the pink. Dant. Bailey
and Patterson are also expected 10
figure in the sprint scoring.
Earl Gilfillan. Of the /. a. c., eX-
Notre Dame athlete and star weight
thrower of the visiting squad, will
have sturdy opposition in the shot
put Shaw heaved the iron ball Al
feet 3 inches last Saturday and is
showing steady Improvement with
every workout.
Little is known Of the opposing
teams power I'm the high hurdles
but Gold and Blue fandom is willing
to wager modestly that Wynne and
Starrett viii grab the bulk Of the
points I'm the tall timbers. Both
tick-steppers negotiated the dis
lance in fast time against the Ag-
gies. Starrett is a member OF senior
class and will graduate TN June.
House. champion 440 yard hurdler'
will probably take the low hurdles
into the I. a. G. Golfers.
Hawkcyes Here Tomorrow.
The biggest baseball game to be
PLAYED on Cartier field this season
will take place tomorrow afternoon
when the strong Iowa nine tackles
Coach Dorais' western pennant
Chasers. The game will be played
at $3.50 o'clock.
Dorais announced that the follow
ing lineup will start the game: Pro-
kop. 3b: Miles. IS; Moore. 2b: Fitz-
gerald. III: Donovan. II; Scotield or
Morgan. CT: Connors, RI; Bliever-
NIGHT. c. and Mohardt. p.
The same lineup will oppose In
diana Saturday with the exception
that Mohardt will be shifted to CEN
ter field and either Dalley or NUT
phy will be called 10 the mound.
Both games are highly important
to the rating of the Gold and Blue
club. A double victory would en-
able Capt Miles team 10 face Mich
igan next week in a game which
would definitely determine the west
ern champion. Michigan and Iowa
are heading the Big Ten conference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
GIANTS STEP on THE
GAS At WINDY CITY
Bv Associated Press

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO, May 19-New York
had a field day at bat Wednesday,
gathering Il hits. among them four
doubles. and won from Chicago, Il
10 , Four bases on balls and four
costly errors by Chicago also helped
I'm the scoring by the visitors, who,
by their victory MADE IL two straight
from the Cubs
Chicago was unable to do much
70 Barnes in the Iinches. Paskert s
home run following Hollocher's dou-
BILE gave the locals their only runs.
ClH-1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
EARL COOPER WINS
PITCHERS BATTLE
Pittsburg Pirates Nose Out
Boston Braves by a
Single Run.
By Associated Press:

PITTSBURG, May ls-Pittsburg
was victorious over the Boston
Braves Wednesday by a score OF ?
10 /. both Cooper and McQuillan
pitching good ball Boston scored
in the first inning on singles by Pick
and Mann and Cooper's wild throw
10 first The locals tied the score
in the last half OF the first on hits
by Bigbee and Carey. Bigbee's three
Dagger and Southworth's single
scored the other run in the third
inning Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
CICOTTE OF SOX IS
NICKED FOR II HITS
~ Associated Press

BOSTON. May 19-Excellent sup
port for Cicotte held Boston 10
10 victory over Chicago In the last
game Of the series Wednesday, al
n ough the winners made Il hits for
n total OF 70 bases FelsCh's home
fun over the highest part OF the left
field fence, his second here in two
DAYS. tied the score at two-all In
tho seventh. In Boston's half Me-
noskv tripled 70 right. J. Collins
falling lust before ne seemed
. hnrlt 10 nnake the catch. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
FetCster viii Rejoin
Yankees in FeiO " eekS

BY ASSOclattu TItss -
NEW YORK, May 19.-Wilson
Fewster. the New York American
second baseman who was seriously
injured by a pitched ball on the
training trip. will rejoin the Yankees
tomorrow Manager Higgins an
nounced Wednesday. It probably
will be several weeks before Fewster
will take his regular position on the
field. he said Fewster was hit at
the base Of the skull and an opera
ton was necessary TO restore MS
speech.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
Milwaukee HurLer ALIOtCS
Louisville Fiue Singles
BY Associated Press

ny AsSotldleu
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 10
Schulz allowed only five hits and did
not pass a man. Milwaukee winning
the last game OF the Louisville series
Wednesday. to 0. The home club
punched hits off Decatur and koob
in the first and sixth. Score:
Louisville g.. 900 600 000-0 5 0
Milwaukee 200 004 10"-7 u 0
Decatur. Koob. Tatum and Meyer:
Schulz and CASTOR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
HITTING STREAK
GETS A SETBACK
FROM CLEVELAND
Star Hurler of Indians Turns
the Yanks Back Three
Times in Pinches.
By Associated Press

new YORK. May 19.-C1evelaud
broke even on its four-gam series
with New York winning the fourth
game OF the series here Wednesday
by a score OF 20 Q. Coveleskie.
who was defeated ia the opening
game OF the series last SATURDAY,
came back strong and scored an i'm
pressive victory lie was especially
Effective in the pinches. turning the
Yankees back three times after they
had runners on third and second
bases A catch by BOdis on Graney
and a stOI by Gardner on Lewis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20

Three base hits-Paulette. Ban
croft. Lavan. Hornsby Fournier
Stolen bases-Fournier. Smith. Sac
Williams. McHenry Double
lays-Lavan, Hornsby and Four
nier. Left on bases-Phi!adelph
p St Louis 4 Bases on balls-Of
Causey . or Doak . Struck out
BY Causey >. by Doak T. Errors
Witherow Hornsby Umpires--Eart
and Mccormick. Time. 1.3s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
CONNIE MACKS KIDS
DISPLAY BATTING EYE

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 10
Philadelphia found Oldham after
being retired in the first three in
nirgs. and batted him out or the
box. evening up the series with De
troit by winning the final game
to & Dugan's brilliance at shortstop
featured his return 10 the lineup
after 10 DAYS on the hospital list.
%svIor was steady after a wild
start Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20

Two base hits COINS, MeuOS-
XIV Three-base htts-HOOper Me
roSkv. Home run-F'elSCh. Stolen
bases. Collins. McNally. Sacri-
fce hfts-E Collins. MenOsl1y. Left
on bases-Chicago 4 Boston 10.
Base on baIls-Of Cicotte L. of
Harper g. Struck out-By Cicotte
g. BY HarI er .. Error-Foster. I'm
pires-Dineen and Nallin. Time.
1851.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
Xbatted Tor - NELL IN otn.
zCGton out. hitting batted ball.

base hit-Bigbee. Stolen bases
Whitfield. Sacrifices Rawling.
Southworth, Bailey. Double plays
Cation, Cutshaw and Grimm: Cation
and Grimm. Left on bases-BOston
s. Pittsburg 6. Base on balls-Of
McQuillan 3. off Cooper . Struck
out-By McQuillan 3. by Cooper ?.
Umpires-Klem and Emslie Time,
1888.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
CASTOFF GETS
BUMPED BY CARDINALS
By Associated Press

ST. LOUIS. Mo, May 1e.-St.
Louis hit Causey freely and defeated
Philadelphia Wednesday 10 2. The
locals punched hits with two passes
in the fifth for Ave runs. Hornsby
TRIPPING with the bases filled. j.
Miller went through the game with
Ont q chance Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20

Don't install a heating system un-
I'll YOU consult the Round Oak heat
ing engineer Call Mishawaka 2O24
for an engagement. l2t-O.
& euuf-O6Se
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20

Kauff >. Young. Stolen bases
Young, Fletcher. Kauff. Home run
-Paskert. Sacrifice hitS-Barnes.
Double plays-Doyle TO Fletcher TO
Kelly: Barnes to Smith TO Kelly.
Left on bases-Chicago 8. New York
4. Bases on balls-Off Martin !, or
Bailey 3. Hits-Off Martin. IN .
innings (none out in 4th): off Carter.
: in 21-3 innings; oq Bailey, o in
3 % innings Struck out-By Mar
tin 2. by Barnes /. Losing pitcher-
Moran and Rigler. Time 1853.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
California Journeys to
Nebraska For One Hit
Rr Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
LINCOLN. Neb.. May 19.-The
University Of California baseball
team was defeated here Wednesday
by the University of Nebraska. 1 to
o. The visitors obtained only one
hit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20

man. Hannah. Three-ba base hits
O'NeiIi. johnson. Stolen bases
pratt Gardner. Sacrifices-Pec kin-
paugh, Chapman, Speaker. Double
plays-Wam bsganss. Chairman and
Johnson. Left on bases-New Y ork
8. Cleveland s. Bases on balls-Oh
Mogridge 1. off Covelesiie l. Struck
out-By MOgridge ?. by Coveleskie
S. E.rrors-Chapman ?, Ward 2.
Umpires-Owens and Chill. Time
hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20

Batted for Stanage in 9Th.
xXRan for Jones in 9Th
xxxPatted for Glaisier in tth.
FOR Alien IN 9th
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20

Two base hits-Stanage. Ne-~"
Perkins Three base hit-N Dung.
stolen bases-You Perkins. sac
rifces-Cobb. Welch. Thomas Letl
on bases Detroit 2. Philadelphia ..
EaSes on balls-On Oldham :. on
Naytor . Hits-On Oldham. IN
ais innings. of Glaisicr. : IN 20
innings. of Alteu. 4 in innings
Hit by ritcher-Bv Alien walker
Struck out-By Oldham 3. by Alten
7 by Naylor Error-Burns Los
ing pitcher-oldham. Ompires-
Moriarin and Connolly Time, l:iS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20

xBatted for Ruel In 9Th.
Scnra by innings
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-01
sG0VERN0R COX SPEAKS AT
r. FAIR: MONDAY. SEPT. 6

St. Paul, Sept. Arrangements
have been completed for Governor
James NJ Cox, of Ohio, democratic
presidential nominee, for his address
to the people of the northwest at
the Minnesota state fair, Monday,
September 6. Governor Cox and
party will arrive in st. Paul Monday
morning at 1880 a. m. from Milwau-
kee where the governor speaks Sat
-urday, September 4, at the closing OF
the Wisconsin state fair.
Governor Cox will be, entertained
after his arrival until noon by the
members of the democratic committee
for Minnesota and the state fair
board. AT twelve o'clock luncheon
will be served on the grounds. At
1:15 he will speak in front of the
grand stand. A rest period will fol-
low at the St. Paul hotel.
A reception is planned for $3.50
o'clock. All Minnesota voters, men
and women, are invited to attend and
Rreet the nominee in the reception
,Tcolms of the hotel. At S o'clock,
Cox will speak in the St.
Paul auditorium; leaving there for
the Hotel Radisson in Minneapolis:
Following dinner at the hotel, given
state democrats and business men,
the governor will speak in the Min
neapolis auditorium at o'clock.