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The EXaninatiO.

The examination is the mo
portaht part Of the proceeding
au!rerer calls upon tho Unite,
tors. Whilst IL is entirely q
those calling. yet the eNaminaI
made as thorough and as accur
II the patient had paid tho r
examination charge. After tho
nosis is made the mode of tres
IL then determined.
The most delicate man. won
child need have no fear citI
having an X-Ray mination
or of taking electrical trea,
The S-Ray and electrical trcnI
are harmless. pa!nle3D and safe
hands OF experts.
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PING" BOOZE BATS THE
YANKEES TO VICTORY
scores Two or Three Runs Tint
Duwncd Athletics.
7 ny ;\sso dated Tres, I

MEM YORK. APRIL 2i-The New
FORK Americans defeated Philadcl-
phia in tcn-iuninE game here TO-
day hy score OF = to :.
Wick. u pinch hitter. broke up q
pitchers battle between Mays and
Kinney.
tNS hodi". Tor The Yankees.
walked in thc tenth. reached third
on Ru"!H single ANA scored on Il hit
10y WEEK. Srappy fielding Ivy Ward
and P'chinDauSn Oh tn. Yankee i'm
tc!d WAS ;nc feature of the game
IL was thc FIRST eN;ra-inning game
played III Manhattan this season.
III. score:
l!ait"r!"S--k Kinney and Perkins:
MAYS AID Eutl.
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DODGERS WIN ODD GAME
FROM THE fHILLIES, 6 TO q
Cnn tNYeil Cou,dnr Iiotd ! to :, Lend
t.cft by Smith md nruoi<iyn
Captures SERIES.
[ ny = s"Oci-;ru Prcss. II

rHHApELriilh. April 2i--Cant
well could not mold the { TO 3 lead
bcqucnthci 10 him by g. Smith today
and Brooklyn won the final and d."
Gliding: name. To /. Smith was hi,
hard. but crrorssby .rohns.o and d.
son and Williams no harsc tied IN,
Phi!aqclDhit ahead IN III" fourth. !,
Pinch hitter elm mating Smith. C;ri,ncs
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ENGLISH FOOTBALL MATCH
Aston Villa Tenn WINK ChampIoushIn
'up ny Ono Goni Over
81 uHdrrshcId

i-oN'oN. April 'i--Aston villa
won IN" English football cup today,
defeating iiuddcrsiicld in the fna!
championship match. to .. The
goal was mai. by Kirton Of the win
niNt. team. III extra siinr
TIL: match, which ,vaS rI,cc,l IN
Inc grounds % thc Chelsea Club, was
1T tended by 5".ols people The re- :.
&c iptS yer, f1.1c
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PIRATES AXE SHUT OUT
BY ST. LOUIS, s TO 0
Doaii Has Everything On the Ball
and Holds the Smoky City
Crowd TO Three Hits.
Iliv Aa.ncintrh rrres.l

PITTSBURGH. IA. April 2,.-St.
Louis held Pittsburgh acorclcSs to-
day and won, & TO 0. due TO the cf-
icctive pitching Of Doak, vino al
lowed the Pirates but tn!cc ants.
Ponder was Int hard III thc first
inning ana gave way 10 Wisncc.
The latter vac replaced b: Mcanor
in the third ans! lie held the visitors
run!csS tor live innings
In the seventh Myauor gave way to
pinch hitter ana Carson finished
the game.
The score: Il.
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Canadians Hen, C.ccho-Srovn,,.

,,.,,,,T N'.br'n;ct t'r',.
ANTWERP. Aprli 2i.---Thc Cana
dian hockey team won from the
Czecho-Slovaks tonight hS- :, score
81 10 to a.
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Chicago ........... ... u0oli a.
y i-ott ....... -..............D 90 . 20 o.!
Summary: Runs-DS;-n!t- Weaver. ;: col
Ems, :: Rish"5.. Schslk. cIcottS. Detroit.
toht Er-urs-thicago. u: Detr"it--Your.
!! Fwo-baS" hlts-.iourtlrn. RlsA"rr He'll
man. collins. Stolen hls"S-YOunS pou-
ni" Hl1y-ciccttc - RisDcrr {" JnurIan
ih,r:, o. bases 'nica.o. s.; Detroit =
aiit".rT Dauss. - IN ): on NItcn IL,
S'Tnck out-Ci"nitr. i: DauSs. ! LOSING;
rttchcr-Dauss In2irrs--l:vans and Hide
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SPORT.
MIddira Dcrcn. s,,n-,,,, -,

ANNAPOLIS. MD. April "a
midshipmen's tennis team do
Swarthnore here today. flyo +.
singles. two doubles.
In II series of seven track
the middies defeated Georgeto
score Of forty-Avc to sew
points.
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Pitcher Quits Team.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, April 2i.-It
was reported mt baseball Headquarters
here today that Pitcher I.inwood
smith. who Was left behind when the
cincinnati Nationals left for Chicago.
mas gone To his home at Portsmouth.
VA. lihis friends say he will not re.
turn.
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OLD ELI MAKES CLEAN
r SWEEP OF WATER EVENTS
tnfe Captures Hoth Warmly aud Junior
Contests oI ihr Uun>u-

iSy Universe. Service
,bERHY HoN* hp1' g Ya made a
!esa sw"ep q; III .ntet g.. .Rlat. boat
!s"'n HIth I"!unrtA o. 'ae i:oG.ttouie
isnT.h and a h..' ai",l %. Cn.airhlt'-
;!r,r Wa !G.t3
The :inisn .: he juno ra,. wa ~ ..
close. the Val" tr,1v ,-ossfng .lr lin.
tfr---1uart"r. rf q i-uetn ausUa Y,:.'s
ti:nr was ip:3. SO yr..ubIa = II % Is
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VIRGINIA FRESHMEN WIN
MEET FROM STAUH1ON
4. F1fst.yeat Athletes Hotter Thr~~ Records
Made 10y Par, ir pani. in
Sfninr E.,n

UNiVERSIrT. Hp-,! = T'ITrI".I.a. No.
year track team TIA" .Eai meet Mn,
SAunton Military Academy tsir at, moo
~ points tu &c In events III. rrro-us
exceeded those made IA The triangular
meet. HcLtg. Oi Stnunt"' throwing liz
dtseus III feet. and XunGe!. % N!ri!ri.
clearing ten feet. ten !urhes In The p,,..
vault JofnaDn. Of Virginia. negotiated the
century da1h IN 1ol-3 seconds.
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did not allow single PhladelPhian
10 reach first In the last four innings
lfal,t Irn. Elx.,.
Totals ....s5 % Is Totals 30 il - !
.B.ttcd for q. Smith In fourth.
Slated for Winthrop in ninth.
tBattcd for can,wcli In ninth.

Score by innings: X.
I mih4n"kiyn ;..'.... ...'.'....'.o J.
summary: Runs-Mycrs. q: knn.tchy. -:
irtt". Wi;hIrow. ErrarsNo N. Johnston.
I.rpnurvcau. 2: r.; Miller rwo-base hits
kiidun. =: kon"tchy. =: Myers. Grimes.
Williams. Sncrinc.a-O Olson. Kndun. q.
smith, Withrow; Double -Bancrot 10
brooklyn. 5: rhiiatlclphia, 8. Eases on
hails-Cnntwril. ilits-On' c.. Smith. :
Grimes. 6: cantwcl. l. Wild pitches.
Grimes. cantwcil. Passed ba,i-O. Miller.
Losing pitcher Sntw"Il. Cmpir, ISL Harris
and O'Day. TImr-- ~
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.HARD-H|TT|NG CHIChCO's
R0UT DETROIT, 7 TO |
Windy City Bntsmen Hit Dauss
Hard and Ciottc Holds Ty
CObb'S Pals Helpless.

DETROIT. MICH. April :i.--Dc-
trot lost its seventh straight game
today. Chicago hitting Dauss hard.
particularly IN the seventh inning
and winning. 10 !.
with the exc ption Of the fourth
inning when Detroit punched -
single and u ,ioibic. Cicot;c held the
home team virtually helpless.
Detroit. thIc..SU.
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CINCINNATI CAPTURES
LOO GAME FROM CUBS
Singles by Eroh, Rourh and Duncan
Gave Lads From thr American
Rhlnc Victory.

CHICAGO. April 2i.-S!ny,cs by
Groh. koush and Dancan enabled GIN
cinnati to win from ChicaJ.". to o.
In the final game OF the series here.
Fisher held the Locale to four hiss and
WAS in danger only twice. but Chicago
threw away its chances OF scoring
through poor base running
Chicago. Cinrinnnti
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Washington
Boston.
totals 81 - Is Totals IS Il - l.
ehatteu !or $chach; in ninth

ilr,"stnii Observation-Disclosures. cos o01-I
Sn","sry: huns.iios.on. i!oSp,s E:;E S,J'
i msinn'' v a. F"Ster. Scott. iIoy,; Wrsh.
uS or Milan. fihSrrl.y SyEacni E-ror.-
n"s,cn. i.aGryr: WaaiiEg:"i. Ju,i...
ss ,haaiT' inIria. rwo-basc l,5-- :I"opcr ts,.
Scott. fort. S,nl-n h;se-K!rr. Sacr,.,n..
", m"i i:hs iMGN1;!N ~. p"utie piays-R!ce
3lcSSllf 20 scott to McImnis (cl: WcEal,v
W,a hh,ninn,S. Leg OF bases Boston S:
on tioyt. =: OF Schscht = H,fs-or:
Shaw. ~ Z: OFT Schacht. In s. Struck
umpireS-p!n""n and SaIiir. Tirnc-i:5i
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JOHN NJ CnAW's GIANTS
WIN ANOTHER CAME
National League Tailcnticrs Catcl
Boston Mapping and Get There
hH to 1.

BOSTON. April 2i.-Timcly hitting
In the early innings gave New York
7-tO-i victory over lioston',oday in
the opening game Of the National
League season The first ball was
pitched by Governor Coolidge. Scott
replaced licarn with one out in the
second AMI after the third pitched
excellent ball rOncy kept BoStoni
hits scattered except III the SIXTH
inning.
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ST. LOUIS SCALPED BY
THE INDIANS, 10 TO |
Nearly Everybody Was Doing 1t as
Cleveland Swnttcd Three Tx
brewery City Pitchers.

Sc. LOUIS. Aprn 2i.--rl"vrland en-
joytd another bar Test AZ the expense
.: ST. Louis pitchers today AID won
10 10 ]. The visitors ran W thirteen
Ait%. and the lV"a! team was forced
TO use tErc" pitchers Davis made iIis
debut II" IL 81. Louis inoundsman, but
was taken out in the seventh after
the FIRST three battcrs singled and the
fourth was PASSED.
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!.DNDtIN. NufII -i.-Ml-s I.i.IlI. 4 n
H!an, u cgliinrn,a. playing ia IN" sSurry
county i"rn!S cham:l11shiN mattel go. ,r-
C"tnplishc'i splendid :-a; today. Sn. won
the ladies' op:n s!rLi"s match aud ys.ts
par,n'- In :hc team which won ;hc
ladies open d"uDlcH. the omen mixed ,nu :
Dlcs and IN" in,ii"s' haua!rIu double.
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Total. .,..s iyi % Totals Ia: $;

ScoT" hy innings: X
It'3''''"'i 1900 ....-.s..-..-D U " y q al
Chicago .............. ........Uu } o u o "a
Sun'Inary: Run-G.ofi E-ror-Saurhn
TI,wo.has" hi;a-k",h. Duncan. SACRIFICES
u"r.oE. pauhcrt. Double pIay-NauEhn To-
Deal 4" i!nrbeE. i.,:, on bis.,-ChIcaso.
8; Cincinnati. iinsra on bali.-oT I!sncT
3. vaughn. l. Iii, by pltcEcr-iicr2o.
Struck ru;--f3" Vaughn 3. by Fi4hrr )
Einiircs-klc;n ara r:m,li. Tlm.--I:i3
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'vIII,ILLING INTERVIEWING
G.AMI: ILANl;D ny INDlNNS

/. jSOclIAI 20 Tnr 7 -WeS-T.sN..tCh.i
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April ii
aided hy the batring OF Captain
Love and TWO errors ny Alexander,
William ana Mary beat liampdcn-
r.dncy Mere this afternoon by the
sprr OF 20 ;. In Il twelve inning
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BOSTON DOWNS SENATORS
IN SWATfEST BY 7 TO 3
iIU!t, Bcnntown Huricr, Was Invinci
bic nii the i'.is nth, " hrnN Snsh-
lnCtOn lunucd on Him.
tBy Associated Press. |

WASIIEGTc%. april 3i.-Shaw and
Schacht were hit hard and ;0orly spu-
ported today. Boston winning from
Washington. 10 ..
Iloyt Was inviuc!bie nu;ii the eighth.
Nh-n three passes and hits by Char
rity and shannon gave Washington
Is three runs.
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.;toTe ~ !1n!nE': II
c!"Nr.tnN .,.... ........-..-.h u . . > : u - 10
-; !.nui. 800. ...-....Y 20 0 40 i !
summer Runs -. .".and ,;rancy,
ShapiHin. Speaker. Smith Gardner
Wamh-E'nnE.? Johnston. OMEN. iiaEny
~. !"u!'-Co..ins. !. ::tr"f:--C! Overland
M"ih!sE"rSs, -. LOAF, -.iEst!n. Sister,
SrN"r"ic. Tv"-h.sc hi;s-jGhnston :;
Us "T. stolen naSy.5--chai ,rnsu Double
rl.ts S--N '-lh'- ins- to :Su.a mater. LET,
on p";"s--, v"li"d. = :: Louis Itns".
On "hlis-h"rn.. 2; DAVIS. Saunders :
iiiis-OH Davis, IN Innings mon. out
Ia seventh: OF 81 ..idcts. III !: G1lIa,
J III :. Struch out-i,y Bssry. . Davis. =
and chilli. T!mr--:., Sc
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Nlrinuni mt Norfolk
Newport News ut Petersburg,
RockS Mount at suffolk
Portsmouth at NJlsn,,
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STAMPING or CII,na

WHERE THEY rI.iY TO-DAY.
Sc. I1ui> at Gin; innati
Pittsburgh at Ch!rugO.
New SUri; AT Isrooliyn.
Dntr Thrcc Scheduled
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Iioston. :: Washington. =.
Chicago. :: Detroit. I.
C.cS riand. IN: IT. Louis. I.
New Nnrs. 8: rhiindc.phii. . GO in.
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Boston.
To,a!s -, l!s5 II Totals ...,a. GO !,

Score by INNINGS: Il.
New York ....................Si . o o q o %
Sm,n,u,,,;;: t,,;;r:.:,%wV yDrnI,nSny
xoumI Fletcher. :: ,p"yiS. ~ III. Kelly.
r:rrora-Nr,v Io.k--iIu.nS. l. Rvst"n-Mar-
awhile. PICK. ;!ann, t;"",iy. Two base
hitS-Dnyl,. '.nSyay. Thrcr-bI hi;S--k.i-
-. Stoirn uis"--i;urrs. Sacrifices Doyle.
snyder. Kelly. scott. l.cft On bascs-New
Toncy. :. scott. : E.is-ur ii"nrn. "a
l." irniutI. On scott. in 20. Struck
ot;--By r"u"y. :. scott. ;. Winning pitch
cr-rnncy. Losing pitcher !lrarn TIM
p!rrs--liSr RI ana Mccormick. Timc-i rs.
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WHERE Tidy rI.tY TO-DAY.
Cleveland AT ST. Louis.
thl,nEo Ut Detroit.
PhiliIde!pl.ir ni New York
Bu~tun at Hnshinv ton.
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IIu,,ll,lrn-SidncN.
william and Mary.
Totals q, u 80 - Totals e; -, II
'yIp outs when winning :pn scored.
'rNIii.a .na Ma.v. .CDcoOOrnoo0.
. ode . d u D % y , tia-t

Summary: Eu'ls-I nh;.-fnn. Low. Love.
l-icy 60, Williams. Alexander ,2l. Hughes
'S:rrrs-j r.nat"u. Chandler. k'.mHn ~.
- va -bu - hits--I.nN" a. Smith. Lacy. Xii
: an. Stui'n rg-----S Tie. Johnston 80.
oISc q. l.".r. Sncr!Acs h!is- Chandler.
'i.trian DnLGl- p!ay>---rtilr to Lowe 10
10Y. Ei-rrh -ur--lIimrdcE sidney. |;
3" 81 ON H.-".- iid;upd, sidney. 3. VII
a:n afta Gnry IL ins,s ON buli,--un
Settle. '. ~ Alex amber. struck rU'---bs
".lt.-, I, hy h."S,rLrr 4 Time OF sanc--
80. mg.!,--Tr'si. ..Hu.
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How Til y St4nd Ted y
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Petersburg. s; richmond. =.
n.!nn"'nih. Is; S.rfpSt. I.
Nnnoik. 10: Newport News. 1.
Rocky Mount. 4: Wilson. :.
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Richmond College.
Randolph Macon.
Totals -; = Tota.s 50 : Il ?
. rit' lGc;. .as; TWO .:s':cSS

Randolph Macon 49,. ....,.1 Z" Z" = =!
richmond college ........v Z y y ..
Sum nary; Runs--ii,:dsouE. - !Iutt.r-
Worth, Davis. wClkc Scnti Lane. Tur-
iingtoa. SncaG Errors is.hdlcI. Wsik!e
.loHcs. Sucad. B!sukirShip. Ecw ."S. Two
i.ase hts-Mnrton. Home run+- DAVIS. but
itrwcrta Stolen bases Riddles, N"ilii- =,
!;neao Sacrifice hits tiIr,.sonr. RicEaru-
, unE. l,u;,crwor,A. Marion. R"wies ll!t
10y pitched bali ny DAVIS. .Sne,i Lett
urror-R NJ, /; Il { = Bases on halls.
IN Davis; OF sii-ssa i!itsLom
.ar.rss: OF S'tcad. in Z: inutuE.t !struci.
DhN 81. ~. 10y SEa2Ss -. by S:s.i'!,
=. T:nc %. f.n,--l -. I'm ~. stone.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. =: Isostun. I.
tirorkl:n.. q: Philadelphia. {.
prinnuti. /: Chicago. U.
-. Louis. o. Pittsburgh. o..
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phi.adelphia ..........a? DO 90 . o.
New York ..... % o o D q Ia
Sp;nmary nmng - DuGan. galloway
ll'ni' a !"iIhi1b. liudic 90. Ruci lS"w
York; :. Observation-Disclosures. e: New
I%rk. Two 6asr h.;s--WalK.-. Hucl.
lhr"c!htS, h!tS-I;odi". Walker. Sacrl-
mes Welsh, Mays. Double rlays--May ~
70 ~; 70 l'irl. LET, on basc"--.$cw
IN Nays. : KiHney .. St.ur., out
10y MaE* =; klnMe!. :. tmpiT S-Coa
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Ils' MIS- IIOrnsU%, Fol-n!-r Thrco- ha Ar
ht,--l.ec::,, stolen his"s--Hca;hco;. 90
stock. Iicrao"a. $ac.!ilcv-ooak. uca,h.
,oi'. b"nh." play Stock IorIishy and
nnu:n."r. !.e:t IN h,t-'ss--'S; Luu.r !;
pitt,hurgh :. Ra,"s on hal;s--uii Dnait
!; CIT Ponder. IN Nisncr . on carl
son j. iiI;" on hrnk. } Ia - Innings: oil
Wisne-, | in % inriny: OF Carbon > in
innings Oh 'orn"r. {: IN - inning. ~,
Nrhhn-: tn . innii.rs. StrucI, n,I,--...
D"s,f. ): h! Po:'isr. /. ~ Mcaior :: hv
.ar!ion: Passed ball'--CicrHOns, = Lee
l.. Nfnri1E p;ivhrr-boHIi Logging
rtohnf louder. Uinp!res-Ris!cr and
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.I' ~ VI
S,ttsiItll xh.


Totals 30 :; - Totals 81 10 :; Il
nSttco Tor Wisrfcr II, .cconi.
matted tor M"Igor AZ .vycuSl
Score BY innings: y
ST. Louis ,aooo "a Al q
Pittsburgh .. u iuuuy n a =, a
summary: Huns-Sl"ttoa ~. Hcathrocc.
STOCK. tlurEJhy. Clvn!UHs. Errors ST.
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ORE y. lliflHHS
ST. Louis.
Cleveland.

Totals ....:i . >. 81 Tnta.a 90 ~ q Il
Slated 10: Cialila, la eighth
rint'"d Tor saunders IN ninth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23
REPORTS COST OF
PUBLISHING RECORD

WASHINGTON. July 22-The
cost OF publishing the Congressional
Record. the government publication
recording daily everything that Is
said and done in Congress, as well
as something's outside, was 1887. $40
last year, practically the same as
for 1915. but about S30G000 less
than the 1917 cost
These figures were given recently
by Russell o Beene. accountant at
the government printing office, in
answer TO an inquiry OF representa-
tive Magee, OF New York, as TO the
possible saving that would result
from the discontinuence Of the rec
ord. Mr.. Beene gave the cost for
1917 as 1901, 79o.ss and for 1918 as
S537.640.
Cornelius Ford, the public printer.
was asked for an explanation OF tho
high figure in 1917, but confessed
his ignorance unless il happened
that Congress did more talking
that year. Mr.. Ford said that in
1917, Congress was in session $50
days; In 1918 307 days; and in 1919
279 days.
The printed pages in the Record
for these years were 652, 81 964 IL
1917; 66S.672,5S7 in 1918; and ass, q
lao, 1850 in 1919. The cost Of paper
has increased greatly within the past
three years, but the use Of a lighter
and less expensive quality has help
ed reduce tho aggregate cost of the
paper used. For 1919, the paper
cost was $3.50, 900 as compared with
1852, 900 in 1918 and $500, 600 in
1917.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23
HOOSIER CREAMS
TO PLAY SINGERS
Came Scheduled for Sunday
at West Side Park-ExpeCt
Big Crowd.

Sunday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
the Singer baseball team will cross
bats with the Hoosier Creams at
Singer baseball park. This will
mark a milestone in South Bend
sportdom. as the Singer team has
never played a local at their field
on Sunday
The HoOsier Creams have jour
neyed through the season with but
one defeat chalked up against them
and that by a fiuke. They have
played some Of the strongest semi
pro teams in Indiana and Michigan
and defeated hem.
Despie he picnics which are
scheduled IL is expected that the
baseball loving public will crowd
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YACHTS READY
FOR SLOO PRACE
Both Ships Ready to Give
Fight in Fourth Race
Today.

By Associated Press.
SANDY HOOK. y. J.. July 90
Shamrock " slipped out OF drydock
Thursday and IS ready TO race again
Friday for the America s cup.
Meanwhile the crew OF Resolute,
American defender. put IN the day
making things shipshape aboard
their craft and also are prepared
with the tally now two 10 one IN
10 give battle.
favor OF the challenger. the Ameri-
can sioop must win the next contest
n the hundred guinea cup. valueless
trophy. is not 20 travel back over
seas in custody OF the Royal Ulster
Yacht club.
shamrock arrived at a staten Is
land shipyard early Thursday morn
frl- under tow and at once was pun
on rhe WAYS in order that her under
bo5v might be scraped. To was the
Ie,ief OF her crew that she had coli
1eeted oil on her sleek sides since she
had left drydOck about week aEo,
but when she was slid back into the
wafer late his afternoon this fear
was pronounced groundieSs Not a
barnacle and scarcely a streak OF
oil rad been found or her hull
Inspect ResOlute.
While Can't Francis Adams TT did
not order Res0lute put i'm drydock
70. insDectfou. he gave the crew lt-
tie rest as the great white sloop lay
anchored IN the shelter of the hook.
sails were gone over. compaSSes test
Cd and the last touch given tho racer
before resumption Of the 1890 re-
Eatta
FRIDAYS race-actually the fourth.
as the second had 10 be resailed be
cause a droppins wind failed 20 drive
the Yachts across the finish line with
IN the six-hour limit-will be over
q three sided cour se starting and
ending as usual from the Ambrose
|. channel liCEtship. The equilatera.
triangle of ten miles % q leg VIII ne
r,lot+ed ont iuSt before the start when
- eracing committee observes the
direction OF the wind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

BY Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, O.. July 22.-
Teams representing Chicago, De
troit and San Francisco, won IN the
first games 10 be played this after
noon in the three days series or IN
ter-city national tennis doubles
tournament Summary:
Walter Hayes and Ralph Burdick
Of Chicago. defeated Or. John Gard
ner and John Kraft OF Toledo, 6-3:
6-3; 81.
Walter Wesbrook and Ira Rein
dell OF Detroit, defeated Fred Bas-
tian and D. Mckay of indianapolis.
go: So; 81.
Roland Roberts and Clarence
Griffin OF San Francisco. defeated
Harold Bartel and Charles Carran
of Cleveland. 4-6; 81; 6-3; rs.
WASHINGTON OK. July 22.-Seventy-
eight athletes Of the American navy,
81 of whom have won places on the
team that vii represent the United
States at the Olympic games, will
sail from Newport, r. l., for Antwerp
on the armored cruiser Frederick
Monday. IL was announced Thursday
at the navy department. The trip
also will constitute a two months
training cruise for the naval reserve
force. the cruiser being manned al
most entirely by reserVists.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Wnliam
A Brady. theatrical producer. to-
night announced that he had been
authorized by G. A. Cochran, Lon
don. fight promoter, 10 offer Jack
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

NEW YORK. July 22-Four new
members have been added to the
Olympic team by the American COM
mittee. They are Carl Johnson. ALI
around star Of Michigan. FOR the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

READING. Mass. July %. -
Climbing TO the top of his high
chair, three-year-ol Francis Irwin
PULLED a fire alarm box. In addi-
ton TO the whole fire departing t
practically the entire population
turned out.
The child awaited the arrival Of
the apparatus and TO the fire chief
explained; MY muvver's gone for
blue berries and l don't want my
house to burn"
The ch1d dragged his highchair
half a mile TO pull the alarm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

DEWAR. Okla.-COal production
has temporarily ceased i'm Nhc Dewar
coal mine. \ mule, new To mine
work, became uncomfortable and
went on rampage when taken in
To the mine. Miners fled for the
surface.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

the historic park in the west side
of town 10 see this game.
Manager Cross has a pair OF
twirlers on his Hoosier Cream team
who will doubtless be wearing big
league uniforms In the Spring.
The Singer team has made an au-
spicious start, in the factory league
and are confident they can take the
measure Of the HOOsier Creams
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

ALBANY. Ga, July 22.-The seri-
business Of tho negro migration from
South Georgia Is beginning to be
visualized here as the returns from
the 1920 census are published. Fig
ures on Quitman and Clay counties
show the forme has lost more than
% per cent OF it's population in 10
cars and the latter Is per cent. 1t
is known that no serious emigra-
TIN of the white population has oc-
CURED in the last decade, and the
Only explanation is found is negroes
leaving in large numbers.