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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-17
Fitzgerald Ga, Dec. s, 1920.

Dear Santa Claus:
| am little girl nine years old.
Well Santa | am begging again for
something this Xmas. | want you to
bring me bicycle, that is all | want.
Santa bring me plenty of fruit
will leave the parlor door open. /
will hang my stocking by the Chin
ney Your little girl,
Ena Hammond.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-17
Central Methodist Church
Isaac P. Tyson, Pastor

Isaac P. Tyson, Pastor n
Sunday School 1000 A. M. y
Preaching Sunday 1880 A. M. and
7:3O +. M. by the Pastor.
League Sunday GAS P. M.
Woman's Missionary Society Mon
day $3.50 P M.
Midweek Prayer Service Wertnes-
gay go P. M.
Public cordially invited to- all serv-
ices.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-17
Dear Santa Clause:

Dear Santa Clause:
| am boy eight yeas old in the
third grade. | am not so good nor
not so bad. | have broken the TOYS
once had Please Mr. Santa bring
me a foot ball and air rifle. / will
leave the backdoor unlocked. You
can step right in and put them in my
sock. Thanking you in advance. Hop
ing you merry Xmas. | am yours
.ruly, A, {. Reddock, sos w. Pine ~.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-17
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST cHURcE

Corner Palm and John Street
Elder Walter M. Blackwell, Pastor
Preaching LIST and 3rd Sundays by
the Pastor
Prayer meeting each Wednesda,
evening. Hours IL a. M, and 7:3(
P. M.
You are invited to all services.
Come help and be helped.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-17
Listen Santa Claus
FITZGERALD KIDDIES TELL THE JOLLY OLD
FELLOW WHAT THEY WANT
Dear Santa.

Dear Santa:
Please brin me new walking doll
and new go-cart and nice set Of
glassware for my table and put lots of
good things in my stocking.
Blanche Davis, 9 years old
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-17

National Drug Co., and Denmark
Drug Co., Fitzgerald, Ga, and all
other reliable druggists. adv.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-17

FOUND-Stray mich cow. Owner
can recover same from T.. j. Luke,
sos S. Grant, by paying for feed and
advertisement. it.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-17
Dear santa clause:

Dear santa clause:
am a boy ten years old, an want
good knife, an story book, an a
gun, an top an cord, an a pencil to
write with, an tablet, an some can
dy. an nuts an oranges, your friend
Wilbur Tomlin, Fitzgerald, Ga. r.
Ed. 4.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-17

re" FofU I.5o~lS%
Q No matter what popular opin-
Ion may be- In the gist Of tie
Lords Day Alliance utterances.
the United States must return
10 q purer and more sacred Sab
bath" This statement. following
the. opening Of headquarters In
New York with National 6eere-
tary Rev. Harry L. Bowlby in
charge. has excited the big town
folks - no other recent event.
For u. der the cloak OF "dsy,
cleaning" the United States
through federal and state laws,
New York has discovered that the
drive Of the Lords Day Alliance
OF prohibiting all Sunday amuse-
ments Is the ultra aim against the
use Of tobacco. especially the
cigaret. The Fifth Avenue Coach
Company has taken a vote of ia
thousands OF riders and will con
t'nue to permit smoking on IT.
three rear seats atop their ~
buses
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-17
Monkey Bread.

Monkey Bread.
Monkey bread colnes from native
rec OF tropical Africa and the East
Indies that Is more properly called
adansonia. The fruit Of this tree is
about the size Of a citron. and the
bruised leaves are often mixed with
she food OF inhabitants of tropical Ar
lea for their mea''.''.ri value.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
REAL ESTATE

The Peoples Investment Co.
announces the sale of lots in
Albert Pike Drive park; $5
places you in possession of
one.
Phone Cedar liz
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-31
Radford Nor
NAL Notes

President ! T.. Mcconnell
was called To Scott county on
last Saturday because of the ST
rious illness OF his father
The Normal school gave a
reception last Thursday after
noon, To an the mo,nbers OF the
Woman r Methodist Missionary
Society Of the lloiSton Crnfcr
rucc. There were p:carn, about
three hundred ladies' from ali
Dyer the conferences, from West
Virginia 10 NORTH Carolina
Prof. j f. Ayent has just re-.
crivcd a telegram that he is the
winner of a new Dodge car,
awarded him IN a magazine
contest.
Prof Avcnt has been rcceiv-
ing Il great many requests late.
| ~ from all over the nation as To
the manner III winch he gives
the sunday school course in
the Normal school Requests
uaNc Coliit as al NV ~ us boi-
GRADE and California The
course, as given, is the inter
aforementioned course The stu
dents who take 1t have in their
hands books prescribed by the
Sunday school boards of their
prospective demonitions. How
Icvur. alt the students take The
Isame examinations aud are
Igiven credi; in the Normal
school III the same way. The
Sunday school boards Of five
Idemonitiona have recognized
the excellency OF this work and
have been awarding their com
plctc Sunday school teacher
training diplomas TO all those
who complete the course
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-31
"Bill Eads. am Tom Muucy-

"Bill Eads /! | am Tom Muncy-
what have you got TO say?'
Bill said nothing, but "oozcd''
down of his high stool and
around behind his stand, where
he deftly opened his little clock
err He took ont II big IA Smith
~ WcsSon and n quart OF cred
lickern and with one in each
hand he ambled around the stand
and faced Tom Nluncy. Then
he said in even tones: "Take
your choice, Tom Muucy.' 1t
was not long before their enmity
was drowned in the "obejoylulN
and BilFs paper was late that
week.
After time the News died of
hamilton of starvation want
of support, and Bill announced
lis demise. Then the people of
Norton seemed To wake up to
the fact that they had overlooked
n good bet-thut they had de
pissed gem of purcst ray serene,
and many efforts were timidly
advanced In extend Bill n help
ing hand and make up TO him
something Of the years of neglect
and abuse. Nes, abuse is the
I
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-31
Coll Club Meeting.

The annual meeting of the
Mountain Colt Club was held
at the Monte VISTA Hotel last
Wednesday evening, The meet
ing was well attended and all
present were very enthusiastic
aud expressed the belief that
this would he the best year III
the history OF the club.
The following officers were
elected for this year;
President, II. Il Fox.
Vice President, l. 7 Winston
Sec'y x Treas j 4. Wolfe, Jl
The president then appointed
the following committee on
rules:
Karl Stoehr, l. T. Wiuston
-. b. Sayers, Wm a. Stuart
II. +. Fox,
The following grounds com
mittee was appointed:
d. Is. Sayers, chairman; karI
Stoehr, l.. Z. Winston.
a few more weeks and ",
will be signing again for tn,
good old days Of winter, 70
that which is temporarily be
yond our reach we immediatel,
desire.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-31

All eyes are turned on The
supreme court for II tire now.
That worthy tribunal is to de-
eide " whether or not man may
be permitted to stock up his
cellar With hoo2c for his own
use. Yes, there will be some
anxious eyes turned toward
Washington-very anxious.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-31

No use specializing on what
the devil would do if he should
come 10 earth lie is too wise n
bird To get mixed UP with some
OF the gang now here.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-31
Civic League
Notes

Every citizen is requested 10
have their premises cleaned 10
the middle nf the street hy
April goth.
y committee will be appoint
ed To go over the town aud any
lawns or grounds around bust.
ness houses that are not clean
will be fined
The council had to pay 5000
last year To clean the town aud
that money should be used foi
other things and we want tt
avoid any expense This Year.
Mrs III. L. Fox,
l2-l6 Chairman Of Streets.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-31
BILL" EADS PASSES
AWAY

which occurred March b, at Ma
rion, where he was an inmate of
the asylum for The insane, was
received by the people of this
section with more than passing
interest. For many years he
was the publisher of the Wise
County News at Wise, and later
the Wise County News at Nor
ton. As editor of these papers
he gained wide reputation rs q
humorous writer and political
prognosticatot His paper was
clipped more thln any other
weekly in the state of Virginia,
and perhaps outside of Norton,
the pith and point Of his quaint
observations We're enjoyed and
appreciated to the fullest extent.
He had more subscribers in Rich
mond than in Norton, in fact
his paper had Il statewide cir
culation. At Wise he WINS APP
preciated more than at this place,
and perhaps had larger circle
of readers than here.
His printshop was a curiosity,
il being his office, workshop and
living quarters He slept m a
shakedowu behind his type
stands amid surroundings of I'M
imaginable litter and desoluiion.
But this seemed to appeal to his
fancy. His little locker was al
ways well stocked with the
choicest "brandsn which came
from admirers in many quarters.
Even from Holland came gal
Ion OF real Holland gin. Tins he
dispensed ON rare occasions
He Sc, his paper, made up his
forms, "liicked it oifn on an an
cient jobber, then mailed his list
writing the names from memory.
Perhaps he kept written list OF
record, but he never seemed to
refer 10 it. He knew when each
mans time was IN, and right
then his paper stopped Til,
feature worked exactly ike 4
"stop watch.
He composed his matter "ii
the stickn-that is, when he
wanted to write an editorial nr
news item, he grabbed a type
stick and clambed up to the
case instead Of taking his pen III
hand, And his files, if they
could be located. would be found
to contain many of the rarest
gems Of thought and diction.
While il many respects Bill
Eads was a reclusc and hermit,
those who called at his "den'
never found him too busy to lay
down his work aud set out II
chair and devote himself T. ms
caller. His conversation, was
sparkling, flowing, and his wit
never failing. He was an odd
combination Of a pcssimist-opti-
mist. The former he drowned
in the abundance of his little
chest, and the latter sparkled
and rppled to the pleasure OF
his guest.
He drew the line at soliciting
favors of any kind, and likewise
subscribers or advertising Iii:
rates for the latter were grotesqu,
and afforded him nothing like a
livelyhood 1t is believed he
was often hungry, aud at best
never eating more than ;
"snack, y but 10 one would eve
guess il by his dcmcanor. lie
had many warm friends who
would have gladly extended hin
any reasonable favor, but hi
disposition rather repelled an,
advance OF this kind.
Many delightful stories are
told Of him and his ready wi
and quaint personality. One o
the beat ones came to our ear
lately and concerned the re
doubtable Tom Muncy of "souI
house, fame. Tom Muncy ali,
his soup house creation, was jus
about Bill Eads' pet aversion
- l. IA ,.,ll,l 80, 4, lst,I
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-31

The decline of the old time
political oratory is probably due
to the fact thut the present day
voter can generally make Il
better speech than the candi-
date
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
MAXINE DEMPSEY
MAY NOT TESTIFY
Portions Of Testimony
of Champions Wife
Ruled Out.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 9.--Tcs-
timony OF Mrs. Maxine Dempsey
former wife Of Jack Dempsey
worlds heavyweight champion IN
regard To confidential commuuiCa
tions between them whilo they were
married, was ruled out at his trial
here today on charges Of evading
tho draft
Defense counsel declared the
court ruling practically barred the
champions former wife from tes-
tifying. Prosecuting attorneys said
they would cndcavor to call her to
the stand during the trial.
Mrs. Maxine Dempsey occupied
the witness stand today while attor
neys argued admissability OF her
testimony
The prosecution claimed she was
not pcmpscy's wifo when HIS duos-
tionnairc was made out, although II
said he was supporting her. Dcmp'
scy's attorneys contondod she was
his wife and. ns such. could not tes-
tify against him
Tho court rulod out prosecution
evidence Intended to show she had
not obtained n final decree of di-
vorce from George Grasshof. Salt
Lake City, when she married Domp-
scy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
COSDEN T0SSERS
INCREASE MARGIN
League Leaders Beat O.
p. & X. Club in a
Fast Game.

Cosdcn yesterday established
themselves solidly as Tulsa on
league leaders when they turned
back the sturdy onslaught OF the o
i. X. squad, 10 AZ McNulty park
yesterday evening before tho largest
throng ever attending City oil
league game. giving tho o. u. r.
their first setback In four starts.
Both Becker and Boyd toyed with
the rival hitsmiths. allowing 2 and
3 hits. and but for pair OF cross
eyed throws In sequence by Lyon
and Mayer which gave the PAGERS
their sole count the coitending
forces might be paving up Mr., Me
Nulty's grounds yet.
Cosden's defense was a solid mass
of marble and try as they might q.
j.. X. could not whittle n passage
through 1t. on the other hand,
though showing n pair OF crevices
the q. i. II. stood out with more
brilliant plays, Whitfields backing
up OF Mayors weird hcave on Muir
phys sacrifice In the fourth pre-
vented holocaust and Ligon's cap
ture OF Becker's presumed Texas
Lacquer In the fifth also was all to
the cologne.
In but one session did the Wolfe.
Lilystrand corporation threaten as
following Ligon's double and Whit
fields out. Williams was the recip.
lent of Becker's lone pass. Morris
famed and Windle flied to Giltnor
for futile results.
The score by innings:
q. i. II. ''...... 0 0 o 0 o 90
Cosden ........ 0 0 O o 0 x-1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

Following the most successful
two weeks Of any Western league
club this season, when they arose
from fifth to first place and won IL
and lost four games, four of the
/. victories on the road trip concluded
3Tuosday. Spencer Abbotts Tulsa
u Oilers today open a 23-day home
stay. Twenty-four games are sched-
uled, with three postponements,
during the long stay which starts to-
day.
Popular Jack Coffey brings his
fast travelling Des Moines Boosters
for q five game series. starting to-
daySA double header is scheduled
for Sunday. Sioux City opens "a four
game series Monday, May IA, with
Omaha they playing four games
here and st. Joseph three. A trio
OF postponements with the Saints
must be played here this trip or the
final. Ane and possibly two games
OF those rained out will be played
this trip. The champions conclude
the second southern invasion Of
northern clubs, which IL the
third intersectional series.
Southern Clubs Also Here.
The Joplin Miners start a four
game series Friday, June 25, and
Wichita concludes the long home-
stay with four games, starting
Tuesday, June ~. oklahoma City Is
the only club not playing here this
month.
When the Oilers left on the last
road trip they were tied for first
place with Omaha. Now they are one
full game in the lead and playing
in their own territory while Omaha
and st. Joseph, two of the most
formidable contenders are on for
eIgn fields. The oilers should get
away ~ a good lead before they en-
bark on their long northern trip in
July.
Play Today at 4:f5.
Today's game, and all weekday
contests start at 4,15 o'clock. Double
headers are started at $3.50 o'clock.
Lou Cowan, who, with several
other Oilers felt the effects OF the
water at Wichita, will probably
start against the Boosters today.
This is Cowan's first time out since
he beat oklahoma City at Okla
homa City week ago yesterday.
With Richmond, Smithson, Adams
and Morris as the other hurlers to
work In rotation in the five games,
and Andy Norman as relief, and
with the balance of the club play
ing ahead of any other team in the
league the Oilers should get away
To aNflying start in the two series
with the Iowa clubs. which will en-
able them to meet the attack of st.
Joseph and Omaha. With the club
in such good condition, prospects
look bright as the halfway mark
OF the 1920 season looms nearer.
Barring the unforeseen, the oilers
are pennant contenders. And the
long home stay starting today
should put them in a comforta BILE
position when they again hit the
road.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
ENID VICTORS IN nth
Celebrate Presentation of Attend
anoe Cup-Springfield Beats
Hcnryctta.

ENID, June 9.--President Letoher pre-
sented Enid with the loving cup offered
Tor the largest attendance In the west
ern association opening day. before the
game today. Drumright won n close IL
innin game by a score of TO ,.
Reynolds knocked home run In the
Fourth inning.
The score! RH Il.
Drumright .......1o2 900 900 OIL
Enid y.....,.,..o0l 100 0lO Oo--3 IL .
Batteries--Jelsma, Mitchell and Crit
'ehden; Mcclure, Reynolds and Lamb.
HENRYETTA, June o.--springfeid took
the first game OF the series from Henry-
ettA by score of TO 8 here today. Al
uhongh the locals hit better than the
visitors they were unable to bunch their
hlis az the right time.
The score: r, II. E
Batteries-Burns and Gomez. Adkins
and Bell.
OKMuLGEE, June o-The Twins de-
scheduled five-rame series here today by
score of to l. six errors accounted
tnr me loose game and the visitors VIC
to'y, Inc only run made by the locals was
" the secqne when Willtifns knocked his
e'gnth hOfner over the head Of Miller.
okmalsse ...........oio 900 ooo-f = e &
'or. smith ';.a;,,,,.oll 40 oiO-6
and Schmidt.
CHlCKAsHA, June .. - Pawhuska
inn W. lts hits In the first and sixth
,oasy from Chickasha by a score Of IL
p. me score; II. II. f.
rrSSiShhnska ..........soo 90. o1o-il IS 8
ana Kennedy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
.L|GHTWE|GHTS TO
WORK OUT TODAY
Hartley and Yoakum in
Their First Appear
ance Here.

Pete Hartley and stanley Yoa-
KUN. New York and Denver light
weights, respectively who meet
next Monday night In l5-round
bout at Convention hall. are to go
through their first work outs be-
fore Tulsa boxing fans this after
noon, according To Promoter Al
Senn Hartley is to start work at 2
o'clock and Noakum at 3 o'clock.
The work outs are to he at the
Brady hotel No admission is
charged.
Hartley went through a limbering
up yv~erday. Confining his training
to gymnasium work Eoakum went
10 Sapulpa where he went through
several rounds OF gymnasium rou-
tine. Yoakum, like Hartley. did not
box yesterday.
Kid Hingcy did not work with
Hartley yesterday Because of his
bout at l<iefer the night previous,
but the Tulsa lightweight will step
six rounds with Hartley this after
noon, Soakum will work with any
boxer who cares TO train with him.
Much interest over the coming TO
Tulsa next Thursday night OF
Georges Carpenter European
heavyweight champion and war
hero. is being evinced by Tulsa box
ing fans. Carpenter Is unquestion-
ably the greatest ring attraction to
ever appear in this city. An inter-
national figure, not only because OF
his place of pre-on,inence In the
boxing world, but because OF the
part he played in defending his
country and the great sensation his
appearance in the United States has
caused, combine to make his coming
to Tulsa an important affair.
Bobby Hughes of New Iberia, La,
one of the most popular boxers
who ever threw gloves at an OPP
poncnt in a Tulsa ring. is due in
Tulsa today. Bobby meets Mutt Nc
Kee, another crack bantam, and
also "A great favorite here. In n
ten-round bout on the card head
lined by M Car-pong-tec-ay
Antoine the Greek, "A Chicago
welterweight, and Clarence Dudley
of Kansas City figure in the first
ten-round bout planned by Plum
mer for the all-star card 'of next
Thursday.
Kid Cole, Drumright bantam
weight, again demonstrated su-
periority over Mickey Mclaughlin
OF Columbus, Ohio, by stopping the
Buckeye boy in the fourth round of
their scheduled eight-round go at
Drumright last night. Mclaughlin
was forced to quit in the fourth be
cause of an injured thumb and
finger, but the Oklahoma boy had
the best of the going up to the sud
den ending of the milling, and Nc
Laughlin was in a bad way when he
ouitS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
GOLF RECORDS BROKEN
Mehlhorn Lowers Tulsa Country
Club Record for 0 Holcs--Hcslcr
Makes New fS-Holc Mark.

William Billy" Mehlhorn, pro-
fessional OF the Tulsa Country club,
yesterday broke the clubs 9-hole
record of 33 formerly held by j. G.
Collins and Chick Evans, by turn
ing in score Of 32. Following is
Mehlhorns score:
1894, 4i4, 34i--32.
Phil Hesler, assistant to Mehl-
horn, Sunday broke the club record
OF IS holes. with 20. Following is
Hesler's record:
4SS, 4i4. 454-35 out.
334, 454, 354-35 in.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
Rcsolute Beats NanItlc.

NEWPOKT, r, ], juno B,-The
sloop Resolute aided by her time al
lowance OF one minute and az sec
onds again defeated the Vanitie in
the fourth elimination race of the
Americas cup defense trials here
today, winning by one minute. The
race was sailed in a l2-knot breeze
over triangular, course and as
the wind shifted moro than four
points windward, work did not de-
yelop on any leg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
Uhie 0. Effective.
Pullman Men Quit.

ST. LOUIS. June "a number OF
men, members OF the Brotherhoo
OF Railway carmen. quit work to-
day at the Pullman car shops be-
cause. they declared, they were re-
fused a wage increase OF from ~ to
II cents an hour. The men declared
more than 500 were out. Officials OF
the plant refused to discuss the
walkout.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
Every Club in League
but Indians Here
This Month.
COWAN ON HILL TODAY
Club Going Great and Out
look Is Bright as Mid
way Mark Looms.
II Games Here Before
oilers Again Hit Road

June 10. II, ~, 13-is---Dcs
Moines at Tulsa.
June IA. Is, 16. I7-Sloux
-,Sy at Tulsa
Juno is, 10, 20. 21--Omaha at
Tulsa
June 20. 20. 2i-st Joseph at
Tulsa.
June 25. rs. 81, 2s--Joplln at
Tulsa.
June 20. so, July / 2--wichita
Al Tulsa.
'Three postponed games with
81. Joseph.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

LONDON, June 9.--Ted KID"
Lewis defeated Johnny Basham. the
British welterweight champion. in
their fight for the welterweight
championship OF Europe tonight
Basham was badly punished, his
seconds threw up the sponge at the
end of the ninth round.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
en- LONG HOME STAY TODAY WITH DES MONIES

Attorney scasongood asked tho wit
meas.
II may have meant Chase and I
may have meant an official when l
told baseball writers that IL /
jumped Off the bridge, somebody
has got TO jump with me-" Magee
answered
"Chaso Crooked Player"
You knew that Chase was
crooked ball playcr7'
YES"
rs It true that Chase cut his hand
purposoly?'
Yes. that Is what he told me-"
"Did Chase tell YOU that he would
fix games IN New York;"
Yes, he said that he would fix
IT, for the Reds 10 lose"
what did Chase say TO Jimmy
Costello when you and he went to
sec him on the morning Of July IS.
1872"
~ merely heard him say that he
wanted tn mako n bet.'
Did CHASE tell Costello 10 bet
the money on Boaton2"
81 did not hear him"
Denied knowledge of Bet.
Magco donied positively that he
know that the hot was mado against
tho Reds and declared that "a man
ought to he put out OF the league
who would bet against his own
team"