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The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
Johnson RefuteS Jackson and Steel's
 Political Thunder

before him without the question being raised and with this statement he dismsses the question as settled
 haven't consulted Judge Steels former law partners and George has their written statements wonder why he doesn't PUBLISH them that you may have the bene fit of them quoted the law and the decisions of Su- preme Court upon the question which clear and plain 'that he who read understand" and 1 left it up to you without further comment
 Even though the Attorney General has held to the contrary Supreme Court has formed such habit of differing from him that his opinion worth he is shadowed by the fact that the Supreme Court has the last at it and has already handed opinion which leaves doubt in the matter the follow ing language
 si "A JUDGE RELATED WITHIN SUCH DEGREE TO AN ATTORNEY (meaning the fourth degree) WHOSE FEE DEPENDS SUBSTANTIALLY IF NOT WHOLLY UPON THE DETERMINATION OF THE CAUSE IS DIS QUALIFIED."-Johnson State, ST Ark. 45.
 I have consulted the great majority of the attorneys of this section, and they teme they believe that Judge Steel would be disqualified and is conceded by all that serious question and be raised the first time criminal case of importance is tried Can you imagine the embarrassing situation which would if the tion should be raised in important murder bank robbery and appeal the Supreme Court should hold that Judge Steel is disqualified? Who could recompense the county for losing the convicton Who would pay the unnecessary expense of trial and the pe cial judge who tried it?
 No has suggested that attorney related to the judge could not try in which his fee conti- gent did not depend the result of the without dsquafng him. He does say that he his brother or the other attorneys he mentions have this kind before his father without the question being raised But If they have the fact that the question raised is indication of what the result would be if it had beei raised.
 GEORGE, IF ELECTED. CANNOT HOPE TO GET BY WITHOUT THE QUESTION BEING RAISED.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05

.:r 7.1as1 Allen of DeQueen h,n to Mena Monday afternoon for a sit af the home of her brother. Cue INVan. 116ar Bailas.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05

Re;,be< IibDs of Smithville IS vls- sr his btothef. Jenkin Tibbs, near
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
PETITION TO CONFIRM ] QIIET TITLE.

hereby given that on the
 uDe, 1920. Belle r. Wolfe Nf1ice her petition to the 1Hft of Polk County. Ar <e1n she claims title 10 the |4cribed lands. to. wit:
 nj the northwest corner
 I'll, Johns Subdivision of IEelFa Addition to the City Ik County. Arkansas. and 1ce south 100 feet. thence E fhence north 100 feet to & Inc north line of Lot &. '1n the north line of said {o the place of beginning. ufavs the court to uuiet lief title to said property 'efure, all persons whe [H any right. title or in n- q lands or any part there 1F warned and called upor Faid Chancerv Court with From this date and show |Ffhere be why the title to tonld not be quieted in the
 rrp we'd iu said petifinn End day of August, 1920
 w. l.. PARKER.
 uf the Chancery Court oi
 Bounty. Arkansas.
 &fb. August 5.
 otember g, 1920.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
VI. ACORN. AUG. '.

ul ulGnts AuEuHt '. the mblned program will be Enc schoolhouse by the Ers Club and the Parent Eociation.
 4triotic Song |s Frances Montiefs
 Ioey Whisenhunf. Harris.
 Lano Barron
 Hallnwar Turner. rom the Short Course at afl Barron and Bonnie B. Tonv Hale. i Miss Lorene Garland. Hamental Principles Of TlE. Prof. T. D. Mullins. Back in Arkansas" Mrs. Improvement. Robt. NJ.
 Text b be selected. Ed K of watermelons will be
 .Efowers are especially
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
ERS0NAL NOTES

X ...1 .s. -''s 'Ts''f
 ur4 Ios. zossett of Hatfield was a. 'ns v|sIlor Tuesday.
 Qe5sbaa 'flbbs of Smithville IS vls-
 ss 6;s btother, Jenkin Tibbs, near u< zaa 1tfs. J. B. Lilies of Big rl afe M Fort Smith to buy goods siss Dorthy Harris returned Tues fe her honae at Eagleton follow \ visit with Mena friends. Mx ar:A Mrs. David Furry of We 4ka Okla. Are visiting in Mena th MT. aAd Mrs. R. A. Tomhnson. ! t1szz president of the Stuart n1 65omp4np came up from De-
 ls1n Tuesday to look Alter business 6:rz Eusmett Allen of DeQueen an ts Mena Monday afternoon for at af the home of her brother, Cue HY Al}. Hf<H Rallss'
 Lorraine. the year-old daughter of and Mrs Henry Bain died a5 the milv home near Board Camp and s buried Tuesday at the Liberty Cashier E. II. Sapp of the Farmers Merchants Bank telegraphs that s Sapn had suffered complications ,m the recent operation and he lid not IcHVe her for the present. Iudxe nnd Mrs. Wright Prickett are n3c fIIom thelr visit to the Fred Sal is country home in Montgomery 1nt4. They return in improved nlfh 4nd report having had de- htfu1 time on tthe farm.
 Mrs. N. 0. Bunyard living on route Exhibited 1t the Star office Wednes- |v specimen of Ponderosa tomato |4t weighed & pounds. The big to- sto came fr0m a vine that contain- IS other nice specimens of fruit. |Guponert5 of cattle dipping are be- |sued to have caused the destruc- |ln of the Parker vat east of Mena |n1etine Safurday or Sunday night. |,ndax tho vat was found damaged q unfit for use. Dynamite is believ- to haye beer used. J. D. Reinstra has sold his 120 acre I'm. one of the choice farms of the |unty, known as the Waltman place, uated miles east of Mena onthe nerson highway, to H. Riser. The le was made thru the Starr Real tate Company.
 Matt Edwards of CoaIgate, Ok, is ck ln Polk county to visit relatives. E was met In Mena Tuesday by his |thcr, Calvin Edwards, and was ken ont to the old home at Big |0sc8r ] ,, Silvey, formerly of Cove, |t now located at Oklahoma City, |ls h Mena Monday to secure a li- |nSc to we{ld Miss Grace Wither- bon of Caddo Gap. He left for Cad E Gap Tuesday morning
 Mrs Isan Rowe came down from |app Mondag afternoon to join her |soand who had been to Texarkana. |rs. Rowe was accompanied to Mena | her father ]. N. Roach. MT. and Ia. Rowe left Tuesday morning for |eIs Ae...e 'es 2: rsdde Gap.
 Holm Grouse of Horatio is in Mena |s week 10 make arrangements for |rs ETousF and children to move to
 ! <<i<z during the school year. Mir. |al><a $ one of the men of the Ho- |tla tff staff making a success at lowing ztf&wberries and canta- hpes He feports that his net re- |zns in 19Ig from three acres of |raWbaExies were $1S75, but on ac- |usl If the late freeze the crop this |af d10 not net so much.
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The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05

uiss I3orthy Harris returned Tues te Ter home at Eagleton follow visit with Mena friends.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05

Mr ar:d Mrs. David Furry of We aka. Okla. Are visiting in Mena th N5x. aAd Mrs. R. A. Tonhnson.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05

<stsl..1z president of the Stuart |Y,d Company came up from De- le1n Tuesday to look Alter business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

s .G; all Of Alexandria. Va whole
y, Norf9ik ballast COMPANY: ine.. Eo5fo as:
,ainiman. $1,000. Hugh v hu,,. piesl:
Js"I; BORN wv Cree kmeFsi kses5s'ary a%I r.
;. Ey!ns,on MERCHANDISE Cooperation.
aD e ss9sR .ss GSSny l Hh a41 s5Sss
i. II. LanKhorno. president: siias W;
S II nn9 dss SsStt .na yre,ai
merchants and brokers' ,.,,
wrH!rin Geod ROADS Association micm.
n'ha Goem H9ne RIsh:no s,Iek vac
iIcniey. OF MIshinonI. Va. c. {. Vaughan;
T. i'I Kyial va" Iy msaSn as nncd az
rotary. To promote and cncouruse TIC
construction and improvcrncnt, and nnaiEr-
j nerson AGRICULTURAL Chemical corpo;
stock. '7o0ooo: minimnn sans +. >,
G. s. Carr. secretary. ali OF Norfolk. Va
Chemical and fertilizer busln,ss.
Amendment to charter OF GugHenheI,twnfHr
liam c. Ivey. vice presldent: II o. Hor-
ton. secretary. reducing ina.lmuino Az az
th9rizsd capital from G'0;ogi99 sn 10 s5'9; on
innrce and savings. Inc. Aicxandria. Va
Maurice -. RosenbGrg. president joseph
Value M u s.ock flS,a to pal
Ainendinent to charter Of Elite Laundry
Company. OF Washington. -; g.. Inc. Alex
ndFs Ha & knshsieF H5sstasn
maximum capital stock irVIn sso.oo0 ,e
Certificate Of authority TO do business
In Virginia issued TO a. c. Elliot A: Co.
Inc, a Delaware corporation. MAXIMUM
sog spsf ' %o H6q RG5eI NAMED nn1
local agent at Norfolk. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
SCHOOLS.
Alta Mic CrTY.,N. ).
THE WILTSHIRE

y1rEinIn Ave. and Beach. Atlantic CITY
Capacity $50. Private baths; running
water. elevator. etc. Am Plan. Season
rates. booklet. Samuel Ellis. Owner. y. j.
Collins. Manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Where Southerncrs viii Find
Excellent Accommodations.
AT LEADING
NEW YORK CITY HOTELS
Hotel Marie Antoinetta

Hotel Marie Antoinette
Seth st. broadway and 9Th ..
Rooms. with bath. 81 per day.
HOTEL ANSONIA 7Sd 81; and
Room Rooms with bath. 50 per day and up.
H nI6ei. Soo rooms with bath. Only tan
Pennsylvania. n. Y. Central t, from
wanna, ana Erie stations.
HOTEL BRETON HALL
broadway. s5th TO Seth st.; Iarre.,
most nttractive midtown hreproof ho.
.sup"ay AT door: room, private ba III
stso-.o Der day for ono or two persons
HOTEL SEYMOUR sissh at nsar
class hreproor hotel in the csn,,s a'E go
city: rooms S2.5o per day upward. -
ALLERTON HOUSE @
~ Z. soth st.-a residence for men.
gymnasium. club room, etc. Rsrs.,
s Snt required. 500 roomb. 400 shower
HOTEL MONTERREY
broadway and oath at; new nrs,roor
motel; very reasonable rntes.
HOTEL CHELSEA
West 22d st. at 7th av.; absolutely nrs-
PROOF: QUO rooms. 400 baths; $3.50 nor
Gay up. Cafeteria attached.
HOTEL FLANDERS
l33 to l37 W. 47th st. JUST OF Broad
way: the right kind OF hotel In th,
vaio bath; So up.
broadway Central Hotel a, hs' 70 =,
midway between Battery and Central
p i,aark; only hotel in heart OF Whoiesaio
District: cap 1000 guests; a hotel witS
comfort without eStravlSance. roon,
shso up: recognized Southern hdaters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

Stuart Orchard COMPANY. Inc. Stuart.
q. Maximum capital stock. $4,000:
;. l.. Joyce. secretary. and W. q. Iylton
| OF Stuart. Va. Fruit. orchard and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED
ChInn Grove Cotton Mills Company
VIII Erect Modern Factory Tor
Sixteen Thousand SpIndIcH.

CHINA GROVE. y. g. July al
=. c. b!ncberger. president OF the
China Grove Cotton MILLS Company.
lately Incorporated and organized
with SfL000.0O0 capital stock. an
nounccs that the plans for the GREG
ton and operation %. iNg cotton
yarn mill at this place have been
completed.
i STANDARD construction iuih build
Ing viii be erected, l25 by 400 feet
stalled with 5000 spindle.,. which
machinery has already been con- ract-
cd for and VIII be on hand AS soon
as the building can DC erected. y
ninc;y-acrc tract has been PURCHASED
for Il mil! village
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
[B0R SITUATION IS Good
THROUGHOUT WHEAT BELT
dcinls OF Federal FREQ Employ
ncnt bureau Report Sufficient
Workers for Harvest.
~ Associatci Press.

KANSAS CITY. MO. July al
e harvest labor situation in
nsns and tho Southwest is gen
(llly good according to officials Of
Federal free employment bureau
Kansas City. Kan. and the Mis-
uri Bureau OF Farm Labor. con-
ctcd by State authorities with Fed
|tl aid In Kansas city. Mo.
at the opening OF this month q
Zero were I, number OF instances OF
IN who came back from the har-
st fields declaring that they had
en- unable TO find employment. AT
end OF the first week In July
uttered requests were received for
pre- harvest laborcrs TO be sent to
unties in northwestern Kansas. q
ed which Is being filled. according
the Federal employment agents.
Labor supply Plentiful.
Generally speaking the Southwest
8 been supplied with ali the harvest
Dor necessary AS soon rs the wheat
PIP was ready for cutting this sea-
y wage standard OF 90 cents an
ur. agreed upon By farmers In the
icat belt or Kansas and announced
rough the State labor commissioned,
nucl Crawford. attracted many
Drkcrs.
In regard 10 the car situation.
Grating officials Of the leading roads
rough the wheat sections agree
AT there is at present AN Inadequate
ppiy or available cars. Plenty OF
rs have been ordered West, II Is
ttcd. but az yet they have not arr
'ed In sufficient numbers. How
err. an official Of the local terminal
N n n kKag lF..HH. "a,
Estate Commerce Commission de-
ired that although the car supply
stu somewhat short. II is better
an In other sections OF the country
better than IT has been here in
81. years. Railroad officials were
timistic estimate.
Wheat Declared Excellent.
The 1920 wheat crop is bceinnin.
reach Hutchinson. Kan. 4, is
id TO average better than for many
ars. testing from sixty 10 siNty-two
unds TO the bushel. and bringing
40 to s2.10 per nutshell. Yields run
om twelve to twenty bushels 10 the
re. farmers declare.
Grasshopper planted" wheat is re-
rted TO have turned out weIl in
my Places. la their attacks on
ieat fields last fan. grasshoppcrs
the heads or the wheat.
ound. which resulted in tracts OF
inn;cer wheat. Near Lyons 4
!owcr reported 4 twenty hushci TO
acre yield from Il "grasshoppcr
antcd" tract.
Extension OF credits TO farmers un-
le 70 market last years wheat be-
use OF car shortage has been
omiseG by Federal Reserve Boards,
cording 10 members Of the Kansas
mmittec VINO have returned from
ashington after conference with the
terstate Commerce Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
CHARTERS ISSUED

iHyt cjaaFISs Gig Ms5Gan'iis c,9rPoFa,ion
|.;hyille. Va: w'.M. Jones. Hu;hvilIe.
y. T. BANKS. 4. Z. +; TashinEion.
,hvll!e. Va: J.. +. brown. Euthvilie. Va.
mes - presilent. Manytactur. and
g ~ lumber. blackEInithing, wheel.
Ri ilnE and auto mechanics
.o%d S9.es ana Tranat-r co;nrany. Inc.
a,. Nar,Sn i.' Va, Il. i. o.soYn HG' S6!,@n.
Snd ": ", Wray. seerernry. %or,on.
~. hardware and automobile transfer
;oTthern preaElns Company. Inc. Rich
!cg9; U'!nirlua.. 80 Henry ". Ander-
L. pFeIi!!aa,S,iii,,; Leo NJ sso1s and Wh Will
nd. Va Mine. 'n!aera! aHd oil prospect
,olsnen nai<ery Company. Inc. rich
md. Va. Maximum CAPITAL stock. - ecy (:
Iiuiunt. t!a COO J. y. Solomon. prcs!iert;
,re;ary-an OF R!chmond. Va. Genera!
;apGleneniaI certificate OF incorporation
&C.. Richmond. Va. G. y. Grade. presi-
NJ: joseph n. Hurt. u. Eeere;ary.
,mend TO chErter OF Wa;auga Ce-
Mt Pt@dgs's cerpora'sS%n. hr:fi,oi; "a "a
|, - '.,i,r,,I, go, III
;cx t-on 500 70 1890. ,, :,
|rglAla Issued 20 Stokcsland lives sm"nt
mpany. Delaware corporation. with
sx!Iuun capita! stock OF i.1lO shares
,oi. S;otesianh. Va. named as agent,
Peoples supply Corporation. Galar. Va.
co ea' Ma,,s Sss pTssiaen1: :"l Innes
Norris and T.. J.. CoS-al! OF Galan. Va.
G. vass. Galax. Va. named as secretary.
neral grocery and ncrChan9iS e business.
Atlantic Coast Drilling CORPORATION. Nor
", Va. Maximum capital stock. $50. go :
!nlmum. $500. Gary i. BOYD. secretary:
y Haywood and H. A. Ucrtz-ali q.
,rtoik. va. a. ". W. Woodcock. Sails
as AKIN sapi,aI s;oSk. 5000: minimum.
cTetary. and q. A.. WinsMeid-aii Of Roa.
Ike. Va. General automobile business.
s ss.s Sock. toe isS S"rfGf Xa
1900. Thomas \. Jones' president: W.
,,is'cn Jones Hnd THOMAS Kainh Jones T5r
TX. Va. named as secretary. General
70 charter of billiard -Crawley
ardware Company. Inc. blackstone. Va,
J.. billiard. president: J; ID. Crawlcy:
scs fFo 3c5sai 10 s,c5 Sf'"u" capital
The Andrews Stucco Broom Company.
&C., RIchmond. Va. MAXIMUM capital
;oods. president; Frank II. West anI,
ixon BAH. secretary. all OF Richmond,
a. Manufacture and sale OF s,ucco
Stuart Orchard Company. Inc. Smart.
n,nS asi .sD5o eapi a. cf s,2s
: l.. Joyce. secretary. and ". q. IiyIton.
II OF Stuart. Va. Fruit. orchard and
urscry.
Shenandoah Cooperative Exchange.
nc, Woodstock. Va. Maximum capital
ock. $50. 000 minimum. $4,000 r. q.
'cisey. VI. II. Bowman. secretary Wood
,ock: j. :; Barr. w T. Gollnday. Philip
a. named as president. Operate iner.
hnndise stores and exchanges
". y. Barnett * Sons. Inc. Alexandria
"a
minimum. $1,000. w. y. Barnett. pr.si
ent: B. a. Barnett and W III. arne;t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
CIDER MAKING GALORE
Juice or the Apple 10 lie Utilized rh
Gigantic Scale ut Front
nnSul.

FRONT ROYAL. VA. July al
Cider and vinegar viii be manu-
featured here on large scale by
the Orchards Products Company. Il
concern recently Incorporated.
The company has been organized
by the election Of J. II. Iarnsbcr-
ger ns president and W. w. Pet
tit az manager. Contracts have been
Lot for the immediate erection OF
two buildings. both OF brick and
the. AS soon as the buildings can
With ampe machinery for the manu-
facturc OF cider and vinegar. The
mills are expected 10 turn out 200
barrels a day after they are put in
operation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Prosperity Tell, n, pul,.LL

PULASKI. VA. July 3l.-The Blue
Grass Hardware Company. of this city.
has increased its capital stock from
$4,000 TO $4,000 for enlargement
purposes One o. It's FIRST acts was
10 purchase a site upon which spIen-
did modern business building will be
erected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
.Tv CLARENDON HOTEL

VIRGINIA AVENUE. NEAR BEACH
Every room with hot and cold running
water. Capacity. 300. Always open. All
modern improvements: private baths
Write TO- rates. Ownership management
MONROE ItUTCHINS.
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BUILDINGS COMPLETED
Ensisidc manufacturing Company
Now Rrndy for Cotton Cloth Mink
Ing al Shelby, North Carolina.

:Sli EI.i:Y. y. C.. July 3l.--The
buildings Of tho Eastsnic Manuiac-
turing Company, which have been de-
Iaycd not little by the shortage of
material consequent upon freight
congestion on the railways and other
causes. have now been completed and
In Few days all OF the machinery
for the manufacture OF cotton cloths
VIII be Installed.
The machinery being installed con-
s!stS OF 200 looms and l0.2S0 spin
dies. Costing more than quarter
o! million dollars. The buildings
In which IL Is being installed cost
about the same amount.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-21
PURDUE ATHLETES
TRY FOR OLYMPIC
Coach O'Conner is Grooming
Stars for Big Contest
at Antwerp.
Special 70 The Ner-s.rimes:

Special 20 The Nevs-Times:
LAFAYETTE, Ind. June 90. -
Purdue universitys three entries in
the sectional tryout for the Olym
pic games, TO be held at Chicago
June 20, are working earnestly. hop
INK TO win their way TO the finals
which viii be held at Harvard, July
II.
Furnas, the crack two-miler at
Durdue, who won this event in the
western conference at the University
of Michigan, with a mark of 9.3
on "A heavy track. is working daily
under the direction of Coach Eddie
J. O'Conner. He is entered in the
5, 00O-meter run three miles and ISIS
yards. Coach O'COnnOr believes that
his protege, however, will be able
TO do this distance as easily as the
two mile, because he showed up eX
ceptionally strong as a cross coun-
try runner last season. Eurnas is
1913 pounds, is 10 years old and this
is his first year in conference ath-
letics.
Miller has been throwing the jave-
lin more than $50 feet and several
times in practice has beaten the
western conference record. He is
spending a few days at his home IN
Rochester, Ind, preparatory TO the
tryout.
Jordan. the faculty member, is
tossing the hammer around l65 feet
and he hopes 10 win a place I'm this
even at Chicago so that he may go
into the finals at Harvard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-21
READY FOR SCRAP
AT BENTON HARBOR
Floyd Fitzimmons to Stage
Championship Battle
There July 5.
So to Tne Ne~.s. Times :


BENTON HARBOR. Mich. June
2O.-Promoter Floyd Fttzsimmons,
big gun Of Michigan's fight i'm
presarios. has enjoyed 10 years Of
successful promotion OF ring con-
tests.
"Fitz" is taking his biggest
derby here, which will involve
Lightweight Champion Benny Leon
ard Of New York and Charley White
OF Chicago, but fans and writer's
who know the local mans ability do
not doubt but what he will put
across the match in his usual fine
style.
Big Bouts.
Some OF the big bouts which
have been staged here under Fitz-
simmons direction are the follow
ing: George TX. o. Brown Eddie
MEG oorty, Mike Gibbons George
TX. o. Brown. Joe Burman-Pekin
Kid Herman. AID Wolgast-Joe Vel
ling. Richie Mitchell-S Sailor Fried
man, Pal Moore Johnny Ertle,
Fra axle Mason Johnny Ertle and
Pa Moore frankie Mason.
And now "Fitz" is following up
with Leonard and White, who are
scheduled for ten rounds at 1876
pounds Two other classics are In
cluded I'm his program for the sum-
mer season. He plans 10 use Pete
Herman, bantamweight champion,
and Joe Burman. OF Chicago, early
In August.
Dempsey NEXT.
Whether or not he can close with
Herman and Burman. ''F'itz" doesnt
see how ne can miss staging an
other worlds chang ionship bout on
Labor day with Jack Dempsey.
champion OF all champions. os one
of his principals. Frank Moran,
Battling I|evinsky. Billy Misk1,
Gunboat Smith and Joe Beckett are
listed among the prospective oppo-
nents for Dempsey. 1t all sounds
good to Michigan fight fans and
they believe Fitzsimmons is the
man who will be able TO put over
anything that he plans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-21
NEW YORK BLANKS
PITTSBURG OUTFIT
Knock Carlson Out of Box
and Score Eight Runs
in First Inning.

NEW YORK, June 2O.-Thc New
York Nationals defeated Pittsburg
here. s 20 o. Carlson was knocked
out OF the box In the first inning
the Giants scoring 8 runs Hamil-
ton. who succeeded him. was ef'ec-
tive except in the third inning. Six
hits were obtained OF Douglas but he
kept them we'll scattered. Score.
Fittsburg ...... 600 600 600 l
New York ..... 502 600 OBS 2
Carlson Hamilton and Schmidt,
HaeTner; Douglas, smith and shy .
der.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-21
LEAGUE LEADERS
HIT GOOD STRIDE
Cincinnati and Cleveland Sue
cessful Against East
ern Teams.
Ply Associated Press

10y AcSOFldIeu
NEW YORK. June 20.-The abil-
lty OF the Cincinnati Nationals and
the Cleveland Americans 20 main
tain a winning pace against the
eastern teams in the present inter
sectional series has enabled them 20
retain the leadership OF their
leagues. Each disposed of its chief
eastern rival. the Brooklyn Nation
ais and New York Americans, re-
spectively, last night.
Rain interferred with the sched-
ule OF both league leaders.
The weeks record in each league
of games played. won and lost. with
runs. hits. errors, men left on
bases. by opponents, including
games of Saturday, June 10. is as
follows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-21
CHICAGO TAKES ONE
FROM PHILADELPHIA
nv Associated Press :

BY Associated Press:
CHICAGO. June 20.-Chicaso bat
ted Perry hard. Sunday. and de-
feated Philadelphia, 7 10 5. in the
first game Of the series. Keefe.
who succeeded Perry, pitched in fine
form. Williams was batted freely
Dykes gathering four hits two of
which were doubles, and one a triple.
Score.
Philadelphia .. OIL 600 1925 10 l
Chicago .... O24 600 100 IA 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-21
RED SOX WIN OYER
CLEVELAND INDIANS
IN Associated Prets /:

By Associated Press:
CLEVELAND, o., June 2O.-Over-
coming a five-run lead, ostOn defeat
ed Cleveland In the first game OF
the series, 10 10 3. Sunday. The
Indians drove Pennock from the box
in the third, Kari going IN and
helping win the game, scoring three
runs on two hits and a base on
balls.
oston ...... 100 oS2 500 IS 3
Cleveland go. los 600 go 9 Is 0
Pennock, Karr. Russell and wal
tiers; Bagby. Myers, Morton, Nuna-
maker and ONeil.