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The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-20

Thirty Trial Of Debs re ordered by
comrade J. Congleton Of Dover O
We assume that some 4 ks who ought
to know are going to arm somethin.
about the Debs CASE
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-20

Comrade Geo. Williford of Hamilton
0, shows how to make sub list grow.
With his renewal he sends 4 half
yearies. With that he requests some
sub blanks so he can go after them
right. Some action!
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-20

Some contributors to the Baker de-
fense this week are. M. l.. Keller, $l09
VIM. valenta Grand Rapids, $500;
Henry Miller Ironton, o., $1.25; Chas
Lange, Mantua, O.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-20

We note that Robert Butts of To
leao is in the field aftsr ToiIer subs
again. He's putting the town of Sy,,
vania on the map.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-20

A nice order for literature was fill.
led few days ago for both Locals
Toledo and Cincinnati.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-20

Another hurry order for literature
arrives from comanche Tex. It's our
old comradc, 7. =. PeAdergass who
is doing this tall hustlihg.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-20

The Bullitt Report continues to be
the top seller oil the literature shelves,
but this past week has seen an in
vasion of the classics which weN ad-
vertise. A lot. of workers are digging
up the fundamentals of the Socialist
philosophy these days And that's n
mighty good sign.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-20

Isas!IvoN 10 eIHu!IdS 81 aaesuma
n. M. orders $500 worth of sub cards
and Writes, "send me the book about
"that Lenine person" We might add
that the book about that same person
is leaving the State Office at the
rate of 25 or more copies each week.
Rest assured someone is going to
learn something about him.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-20

Arno Bufe of Moline sends us a
fistful of yearlies. The magic number
5 is still working we observe
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-20

Local Guernsey Co. has a series of
meetings scheduled for the immediate
future.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-20

Tom Lewis date ~ Akron was
postponed until the Goth. He spose
at Cincinnati Sunday the 10Th. "
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
Sairpurt, Sbip

&eiafoulun p6GttGiGiiet oil ipDs-
FUN 2 pGipGrG. Obteislaulitlla ia
rufouffella alfoi tGmG Iasteniubla.
Obielma oil monipuolinen. Saim>
me frllla reippaasti luettaman
fertomufiia ia riinojen ~larti1nto oil
i%uiutpna uiealto, iefd puorofesfits-
telua oil uieampia; ne oil opetta-
paiiia ioita fl,iiliiat fi1tntelipat
tarffautpasti. Mers China 26iiG p,t>
bui tGsiG tilaiiuitbesin ppbdfoulu-
tpostd. &eboitti Iapiia ,lioella IN
nolla fGpnadn ppbdfoul1isia ia o.
pettaiat mpos toll tpobon iillG pp-
bafoulu on tarpeellinen oIemasia,
iielld Ell lapiia faltnn pioet6 ett1 md
iDiiipat iielIG ollesiaan. sc pieni
oifa ;GptetGGn Siunalan ianor to.
titnfiia tittfistellen ia iamalln iif1s
litfla mpos ionfrn merra llietaan.
Soimon ettd %manbeutmat pioGtte br
Ddn buoIen iiita ettd faiffi lapiet.
iotfa otpat ppbdfol,lii ii6siG tiileipai
iofa ppbd idGnnoIliiesti ppb6fou-
lltin. BpbGfoiilii aIfaa Iofafitiir 8
pdiwd lasten Observation-Disclosures.
S1tblasia p1iblii Iopufii pastori @.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16

peita. 2afiitoistn mirolaista fomis-
iionia iGriestettiin p%itannaGn b,iol-
ia tarpeaineioen jafamiiesta 4mes
rifan Hunaien Eistin benfilofrrn-
nan iobbolla. 2amantauti alfoi teb
oa tltbojaan, miitta fiitos Mmeri-
fan Hanalen &istin bentilofunnaIs
le il tarmeaineille, ie inatiin tufnb
Ontetufii. 8iiii tonnin fuorma.a1i-
tpa, fp,nmenen Soroin iairasmans
nlia. ia fafiitoista puboistnsfonet-
to, laatiin Mmerifan .Bunaielta Mis
tiltG. Muitnfin tarmeaineita I1betti
lie 8iroon. Seem Yorfista pltriebti
Iaapeliin Iaima. MmerifGn Ylind-
len &istin toianesta, mieben mrfas
nam 5d261 laatiffoo iaippuaa, t.
S4S laatiffoa paatteita, % Iaatif-
foo fenfi1, 400 Iaatitfoa Ianfaa ia
1857 laatitfoa ompeluaineita. HGz
NO mtnlerot oipat mninitltt ainoos-
taan eiimerffeina amustlitlen moni
puoliIuu6esta eim1tfG ne ininfaan
ole mitdGn tpbjentGmG luettelo a.
wustutiesta mitG Mmerifan gunaz
ilen &isti on @irolIe antonut.
Smmaan aifaan toini @merifan
%unanen &isti bGban ia puutteen
lie!pentGmiiefli Ml1llrmnnin ranni-
folla, @rfangelin l~ei,o1illa misiG
$4,000 benfeG Yinegron olueello
oliii flpllut nGlfGGn ilman Mmeri.
fan Bunasta MstiG, 2GtimnaaIla,
q. NJ, faitfialIe mieoen opustusto
ia toitpoa ia faiffialla tebben ni>
menid iirnatufii ia rafastetutii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16

@nren. Rast. &aren bautoii mpos-
Tin fanial. Sobn Habfamaon. S6n
fnori ooriwieranan ollie 8enitb sfai-
ipamosia. Sdtti ialfeenia waimon
iefh folme pientG Iasto. ga Ianpui
ono ~pastorifin fotia ia plan ieniGI
feen Observation-Disclosures tparoeii-
mics post. SO. Bistari. MoIemnnat
iitten iaarnaiimat MisS Soup sspI.
ban 5a,,taiaistiloifuuoesie, 8ainas
ia oil fuolIrt Minneapolisio ferb-
fotalitiin. 2abeiiia iufulaiiia flor
ia nell. @anbempania orpat bo1tbat
tuna mposfin @lpn baltt,nimnaban.
gniinmdinen buffumatapmus t6.
n6feidna. ndiIld pmp1ristoilla, lot
tui Robinionisia. &uotial. lection
miesten padllpsmies bnffri olles.
inan falastelamasia. 8eneeniG oil
fnotltnltt.
Salmer &GnnaniGrmi on iaaplis
mt fotiaan, palwelt,iaan pboefiGn
muotta gbopspaltoin merimGesiG.
Soi t~allesiuan maimon ia perilli-
len. &aittiiisieuram toimesta on
iublitt1 nieanpana pGimGnG. SSSitblu
sltbuiana on olln opettaia Sipar
Mboneu. Goitntin iairannboit. Wiss
Sannie 2esfinen on matfustanl1t
Gbisbolmiin Gitinid bautaiaiiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
Sopeaiofi, isis,

SEPT tilen taos ter1pebtimGGn Slut
tajoa ia fen l~itfiafnntaa naillG bel
foilla ia palion puuttupilla rimeil
Ia. Snfin fullrnut aifaa Iabes fafiil
fir1ita fun firiotin ia palion olenme
iaaneet fotea fifteen. Serran rafns-
tana f1ii ON eritpiiemmin meibin
f~obbistl1nitt dfiqisten iufulaisten
f~iiolenain fartta, iotfa opatfin
iuuri omiaan rneitG muistlittamaan
ettG miistaiiHmme iofa betfi parns
tart1a usfosla omistamaan See
i1fien teon ipoGmen ralibafii ia l.
lofii, faiffn iDntia ia iaastaiiritta
tpnstaan. gibGm meiIlG mrll1ta ole
fam fuin ipntiG, naan fun Sltmas
Ia lafinia fa1tta fosfettaa meib1n
northumberland ia riiiuttaa
meista pois faiten oman bpipDDben
ettG tobella b1omaamme ettd olin-
me fariat ia alastonat, Min lilloin
masta felpaa nellie Slimalan or
mo ionfa bdn on Sebastian mall
mistanat, ia 8pbd Senfi fen NEIL
le DisieDttdG ianar- ia iaframent-
tein faiitta. Sa iuuri nGistd aitoiss
ia nellie taas tobistettin ia mafuu
tettiin min moimnlliiesti etta oliii
h1ullut fimeGfin fonemnnat IDbG.
met nsDrtptpdn, fun pastorimme ia
@. Sosiel firfastimat mild perus-
telIa moimme tnlla Seeinfien Iuo,
MIN. frn Seeins on ti1llrt meibGn
luoflenune eniin Min mefin ipoims
me npt hula Seeiufien luo, ie on
usfoo ettG eSeeius, on minun Irnas
tnnlit omalla falliillo merellGGn fai
fista ipnneistd ia tdta iaasnr1te us.
FOO. @iel1 of iamasia t~ilaiiui1bes-
ia ppbafollulasten iubla, iosia lap
let mpos larlrin, ritnoin ia fertos
mufiien funnioittimat Srmalaanio.
| Oliban iiellG r1,rntiin nirtpoffei-
tain iosta oil tiloia %iOnfin iper-
rom acknowledgements taalaa. Stta
ten 5 p. ~ippsfltiita olintate Wars SO.
@oarert fobisia; tapaannte miifaan
Ioulelimme Sionin &anteleesta.
Serra on meitd tGbdn asti a1itta-
Fnitt. Olfaamn1le main pffimieliiet ia
iIoiiet &erran tposia, iitG rrniaoat
pi ii,t1ralis iiinn ON. 9optGtnIoja o.
II $3.50. &iitos emiinnGne. Se,traa
ipa fofoits on Mrs Mnnnlan taIoIs
la. &liniasta %oianottoal = 8iIiat
ON putin ia iato lienee ollrt fes-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16

Beriantoina II p. 8inonasla
raittillsboaliIla flo 8 illalIa, i,
2auontnina is p. Cast 8rancbil
la maltion fouIulla tGsm1lleen ITO
s Italia.
Sunnuntoina 10 p. @reenisi1
Serran ebtoolliien fansia flo puoli
10 op. Snnann paimGnG 90.
SransteelisiI Nafan fonlulla flo 1
ip. ~ a.<5i ''.fs saa: aaa,aa3f
Wuanontaina ~ p. Gbatbamis-
la Ito 10 up. ia flo 2 ip. 8iime<
moinitltn tilaiiuuben p1GtpttpG pi-
betdGn ierrafunnan fofous iobon
pppoan pstGWaniiesti faiffi iGienet
luapumoan. S1rfeGt aiiat.
&esfimiiffona 80 p. Gomingto-
nisia &aninlliSieurafunnan firfos>
ia flo puoli 8 Italia ia torstoina
30 p. FLO 2 ip.
SDntDnDt:
Oil ia Sofia 8eioanGen poifa
SoiDo Slmari, iDnt. 2afe Minella,
Micb. 6s24, fast. S-29.
@bwaro ia Mario @ronin tptto
Inni @Steri fuoli fotonoan Sorest
Safe, Wicb. Sst4 9 10, A IF. ia 10
pmGn ii1sid. Sauoattu Gbatbmnin
'ballt. maabnn SIC; bolta iiunattu
1922.
Yeter ia SiIma Suntliien fafiois
poiat Mfreo (toinen ipnt. fuollee<
na) fuoli SO folmen pGimGn ids
Ia, bauta Iil1nattll 1922.
so. @iSfari
Calumet, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
Sairpurt, ..

&~eidfoulun pddtosiubla nietet-
tim 9 b. III. If; lapiet oliipat Iuo.
rittaneet obielman patti pastori ia
Mrs Goiid. = Mrs 81. Slibtanen
BoinesminesiG on olIrt b,1onona
tairoana; MT ON toimo paranani>
Sesta. = Bniffafiinnalemm on
i,,Iliit Mnpnoroista, Wass. Scr ia
Mrs SoI1ni ia Scr @oifoIen perbe;
oflimaom omat dfettuneet eoellinen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
Marqnctte, Mfc6.

Salnnuntaina 19 p:nG ippsf. on
%ppbGfoulu tnmalliieen nifaan flo
1890 ap. ia iumalanpalmelus flo
2 ip. ia obielmailtama flo 8 ip.
Beriantaina II p:nd ppbGfoulun
ope.tajat fofoontlmat nei,motteles
moan flo s ip. firfon alalaliin.
, 8rpno lluiitaIo
1916 Bresq11e SsIe Mbe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
SiInns

Slen mostaanottanlt foti- ia III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. past. S. l1rpilui-
len fautta folebti Suiiidrmelta
$500. Bast. g. Miettiien fal,tta
folebteia ieiiraamasti: Srop, g. IS.
@m. 2ut5. ielirofunnalta $500,
SitomilIiam, 81. s. ieurafitnnalta
5itcbburg, @oss. ienrafnn>
malta $2.41, Marlboron sc. $. fen
rafurmalta $t.22 ia Iupnarb,
Msoss. ieurafunnalta $2.3S. Dbteen.
IA 1883. efh III .e.ftt
Sobn 2unot, &asianboitaia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16

6oirportiin ia ,piine muinittu
BaineswilIeen. --' 10 p6iapGnG Ioiif
faantui Mnbrep Suban poita SeIs-
tein; iGdriIti, rlibioontui tabbesta
fobti. Smnatio pGipdna iefatamara
fauppios Der MerlIs fuoIi ,Gffid;
faOleman iq%itotaan albeuttineen ip
banbalmuatfesta. Nfaa alma mall
miitl Mhlistafoa tdand. Onto teilld
tamaro taiwaasio, mai mammonass
ia9 SSSlumaIn fpipp iitd.
81. 81. 9ii1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16

Sppsf. 8 p. lasfettiin e%niiferron
Serran ppbdlle ebtoolliielle ieurao.
mat lapiet: gili @lice Mabel Sao>
fontptGr Snpbino, @iola Matbiloa
Bietarintpt6r Sofia, ia $iIla
Rristiina &allentptGr 8lom. &qtfe-
faa ndmG Seeiufien iannt ipbG-
miinne: Seeius ianoi BELLE: Wtind
olen elGmGn leip1; iofa tulee mi>
MN tpfoni bdnen Ell tlile nGlfG ia
iofa usfoo minuun, b1nen ei tule
tosfaan iano, Sob. 6:35.
s. llrpilainen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16

%. 8ilen Iapiille ia aifuiiiIIe
mp0s. inmalla pitaen loppuruforf-
len. Maialisia olipat lapfet laitta>
meet mirwoffeita. ioita manbempi
tpGfi lastenia fanSla rautti. Tlilot
tiilimnt ~feiGfotlun bp,pdfii.
~ Maria g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16

Laivaliike Amerikasta
SUOMEEN
Englannin Observation-Disclosures Ell e.
naa tarvita.
Lahd0t New YOrkista
Mauretania syysk. 2 p; syysk. 80
p. ia lokak % p.
Columbia syysk. IL p; lokak. 9 p
ia marrask. etp.
Caronia syysk. Is p; lokak. II p.
ia marrask. % p.
Imperator lokak. 7 p; marrask.
II p. ia jouluk. 9 p.
K. A. Victoria lokak. 8 p; mar
rask. 6 p ia jouluk A p.
Carmania lokak. % p; marrask.
20 p. ia jouluk. Is p.
Saxonia lokak. 80 p; ia jouluk.
8 p.
Aquitania marrask. 2 p; marrask
% p. ia jouluk. IA p.
Lahd0t M~Ontrealista
Cassandra syysk. IL p; lokak.
16 p. ia marrask. 20 p.
Saturnia syysk. rs p ia lokak.
80 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
Slntuulis

BG6ttpm6 ri~ppifoulu alfaa %
menin "fontrilla" 2ongwoobisin
enelnminfieliiesid M%etobistifir@
tosia tiistaina % p. ippsf. Bdds-
toiibla iamasia p%aifasia 26 p.
&irffofuntamme IGbetpspastori Sci
monen on mpos iielId iilloin.
@. 81. &ranffala
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
Snlpia iemimaariIle

81. Nopoien fnutta Soirport,
Ohio fii~ufaiitiiia i~dienanafioia slof.
$3.50, ippsf. $22.50. = Sanbp,
Winn g. Saittonen $1.0O. = We-
nabga, Minn. past. S urpilainen
$500. = Bast. M. @isfarin ftta:
Gbatbom Miob. Mrs " &laisfo,
@rton 0iemi grio &allio ia iemi.
marin pst6nG fufin $1.00, Sdm
MGnnisto ia S. 2osiild SOC. &iitos.
9. <otialainen
@lp, Iinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
Mmerifam Sitnaien &istin toiminta
Smumesfa ia StGmeren maisia


"SGoGsiG pstGpG tiinnetaan", ia
moo iuomolninen iannnlasfii, ia iuo
maIoiiet opat buomanneet, ettG lie
pbG ebelleen pitad ~paiffania. Sc
eimGt ennen ole fuulleet palioafaon
@merifon 8nnoiesta &ististG, INIT
to MT BE tietGmGt, ettG ie on beis
oGn tobellinen pstGndniG.
I, S1ioqni Ell toiin iuoronaiiesti iou
tinnt juitren moailmanioban iaI-
foibinJ ml,tta lem r6aifutufiet ulot-
titimat S1tomeen ia oliipot bDipin
turmiolliIio. Naan tiionti ia pienti
The Washington times., 1920-12-01
6RIDE ATTACKED and
ROBBED BY STRANGER
Mice and Kind" Until He Hit
Her on the Head.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Mra. Elsi'
Daniels. OF No. 400 West Ninetccnt'
street, the pretty French bride oi
Sergeant Edward Daniels 5tationc
at Camp Din. went out on Monday /
search Of employment
She had the address OF AN cmpi".
mcnt agency. she told Magistrat
Joseph s. SChwab in jefferson Marx,
Court yesterday. She stopped kiai
looking. stranger on Fourteenth stree
and ash ed him TO direct her.
sure" h" told hcr. Come alon
with me: know a better employ
ment agency"
SO they went to d building AT NJ
352 West Fifteenth street. Here ih'
nice stranger hit her over the head
she said. and took her purse. contain
ing $50
Later tho police arrested mar
in the building who described himscl'
az Walter OGorman. Mrs. Daniel
identified the man as the one "whc
had been SO nice to her" and he was
held in $1,000 bail for the Grand Jury,
on charge of robbery.
The Washington times., 1920-12-01
mrs. RAFFLES," COLLEGE
Thief, HELD IN $4,000
Police Probe Record Of Woman
Who Robbed Smith Students.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. Dec. L.
The career OF Mrs. Frances NJ. Davis,
whom the local police call AIRS. Raj
r1es." and who has confessed TO the
robbery OF more than twenty Smith
College students, Is under investiga-
tion in an EFFORT to check up her
statements.
Mrs. Davis, when arraigned in the
District court here, broke down and
admitted the theft of "A Taccoon ska
coat valued at $500 from Miss Mary
McBain, of Cleveland Ohio, a fresh
The Washington times., 1920-12-01
LOST In LOVE GAMBLE"
WRITES WOMAN SUICIDE

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. II gambled
In the game Of love aud lost" wrote
Mrs. Alberta Hawkins. Of San Fran
cisco, on the inside of the cover OF a
small puzzle jewel box, shortly be-
fore her body was found In the bath
tLb of a local apartment house. This
cryptic note was found today by the
coroner.
Examination disclosed water and
gas I'm the lungs. which physicians
assert counter balance the theory OF
suicide
The Washington times., 1920-12-01

public health service He estimated
the quantity in his possession as be-
ng worth, in boot logging values,
not less than half n million dollars.
but qualified by saying that much OF
1t probably was not what the labels
indicated.
II am absolutely opposed to having
the Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
turned into an agency for the distri-
button of liquor" he said I'VE are
here to stop the traffic and VIC
should not he required to give en-
couragemcnt to IL even by implica-
ton. The purpose OF the Volstead
act is TO put the saloon out of bust
ness, and il l can help il my office
will not be turned into a saloon,
either in wholesale or retail
way"
The Washington times., 1920-12-01
ACQUITTED OF KILLING PRNC

PARIS, Dec. 1.--Aveni Rustcm,
young Albanian student charged with
having shot and killed Essar Pasha.
Albanian premier. June 13 last. was
acquitted yesterday in the Seine as
sizes.
The Washington times., 1920-12-01
OFFICIALS BALKAT
POURING OUT BOOZE
Halt Millions Worth OF Boot.
Logger Blend Must Be Dis
posed OF in Baltimore.

| BALTIMORE, Dec. Neither
United States Marshal ". ". Stock
ham nor Prohibition Enforcement
supervisor Thomas r. Stone cares tC
accept responsibility of selling tht
liquor seized by prohibition agents In
or near Baltimore.
Mr. stone Ii perfectly willing o.
supervise destruction OF the liduor
but he said he does not pToposr tC
haV" his office turned into saloon
'holesale or retail. IL he can prcVen,
IL.
Marshal Stockhsm on the other
hand, does not want anything To dc
with the disposition Of the liquor.
Marshal Stockham admitted thA
supervisor stone had suggested tina
this might come within the marshal.
Jurisdiction.
This Is an entirely different mat
ter he said, when discussing IN
probability OF him cartinS this Iiquo
N some vacant lot and DESTROYING il
IL was suggested that il might prov
quite job emptying the numcrou
bottles. Jars and other containers
ana that he might need police
serves or the national guard az pre-
lection during the 'ccrcmouy.'
Take II from me-" said Tho mar
shaI. II don't want any OF it. Nv,
got enough work as IL is. serving all
the papers for hearings before the
court and the commissioner which
this prohibition law has forced on the
office. II il was whisky that had
been seized by men from my own
office il would be different. In my
opinion this should be the work OF
tho agencies which gathered il in"
Mr.. stone emphasized his objec-
lions to selling the liquors to other
than Federal agencies. possibly the
The Washington times., 1920-12-01

nan at tho college .Lator the womAi
also confessed the THEFT OF yariOu
articles and sums of money from a
score OF other students. she Was had
I'm $4,000 bail for the grand jury.
The Washington times., 1920-12-01

MISS EVELYN ANDERSON,
nineteen-yesr-old Chicago
beauty, has filed suit in the Chi
cage courts against John B.
DeVOney, wealthy real estate
operator, asking $4,000 for
alleged breach of promise.
The Washington times., 1920-12-01
Piles Cured in q to Il Da,,.

PHe+ Cured IN y 20 II Days.
Druggists refund money II PAZO ONT
MENT fails to cure Itching, Blind. Bic.
after first application. soc.-Advt
The Washington times., 1920-12-01
Special Accommodation

To help to take advantage of gladly
to select you
make deposit to it. and the balance later
convenience No charge for liberation
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Many Defaults Are Made
Necessary by Top-Heavy
List i'm N. Y. District
BY Fred Hawthnrne

cannot recall any time within the
last hve or six years when there have
been so many conflicting tournament
dates in the lawn tennis schedule as is
the case this season And there does
not appear to be any good reason for
this condition of affairs. 1t cannot he
because Of the greater number this
year than last, for before the war the
total number of tournaments was con-
slderably greater each season.
And the worst OF it is, as it affects
the situation here in the East, that
frequently there are weeks whtn three,
TOUR or five fixtures of Importance. ali
within radius Of fifty miles, are
scheduled simultaneously. This makes
1t impossible to do justice in the way
OF publicity to more than one tourney.
ana those tournament committees and
cluos that do not receive what they
consider the proper amount of space
IN the newspapers feel that they are
not getting fair deal.
mat Is one side of the case Tho
other, from the standpoint of the plav-
ers themselves, is quite as perplexine
Last week in the metropolitan district
.nere were no less than five sanctioned
tournaments running, and in several
cases inc same players were entered in
'"o or three Of these affairs. Obvi-
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Conflicting Tournament Dates
Hamper Local Tennis PLAYERS

otusly, they could not compete in more
than two on the same day. which mnant n.ar :
that they would have to be defaulted in
some cases or else hold up one of the
tournaments.
but perhaps I am all wrong and nv
lingrowlng disposition has been affected
oy the humidity or som ething. II is
possible the players would like to see
an even dozen tournaments conducted
every week. | know not, but in the
mean time will continue to do the
"hlrl'ng dervish act in the effort to
give the proper attention to all.
On Saturday afternoon at 2:3o
O'Clock the tenth annual open tourna-
ment of the University Heights Tennis
Club VIII begin. The event to be con-
tested will be the North Side cham
pionship singles for the big Tribune
Challenge Cup, on which Francis T.
Hunter has two legs and Frank 7. An
dcrson and Elliott Binzen one each
No matter how large the entry in
this tournament, and it has produced
big turnouts, the committees should
not have great difficulty in keeping up
with the schedule, aided by two and a
half days holiday. Play will start at
$3.50 o'clock in the morning on Sunday
andn Monday, and at o'clock there
after. On Saturday evening, July 10,
there Will be dance at the clubhouse
Tor the players and their friends.
ENTRIES close next Friday at S P. M.
with j. M. Mersercau, Butterick Build.
ing. telephone 5000 Spring, or at 7
T. NJ, at 2473 De Voc Terrace. Te,e.
phone 1861 Fordham.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
bod gers i'm Fourth
Place After Losing
9th Game i'm Row
BY BRIGGS
From q Special Correspondent

BOSTON, June 29.-Wilbert Robin
sons Dodgers tumbled into fourth
place in the pennant chase by dropping
another game to George Stallings's
Braves here this afternoon. The vic
tory gave the home players five out Of
SIX in the series with the Flatbush
aggregation. 1t was also the sixth con-
secutive defeat for the rookynites.
Ihe score was to !.
Leon Cadore, who started in the box
for the visitors, did not possess his
usual effectiveness, and the Braves hit
him hard and often. He was finally re-
moved in the seventh and young
MOZART replaced him.
Scott, the Boston twirler, was found
for twelve safeties, but he frightened
up splendidly in the pinches and the
Dodgers had a dozen men left on the
bases. He held his opponents scoreless
after the first inning, when they showed
cne run across on Johnstons single, a
stolen base, and another single by
Wheat.
rabbit" Maranville and Pick played
brilliantly for the home team.