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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-10
eczema ON HEAD
Three MONTHS
thrash First, Then BIisters.
Spread Over Face. Lost
Rest, Cuticura Heals.

my head began to itch 50 l
scratched and l found that ! had
eexema. Il first came as rash and
then blistess, and then the skin was
red and sore. 1t itehed so that l
could not sleep, and it spread all
ove my face. My hair all fell out.
This trouble had lasted about
three months when ! used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment, and I used elk
eales Of Soap and three boxes Of
Ointment when I was healed"
(Signed) Miss Marion Doty, IS
franklin ST., New Britain, Conn.
cuticura Soap. Ointment and Tai
cum are all you need for all toilet
uses. Battle with Soap, soothe with
Ointment, dust with Talcum.
sa.gl. Ias, yr:. q 1ien: Aad.ss.: .c,s.;.ra IL
vhsre. SoapzSc Ointment q and Soc. Taleum Ne.
cutisura Soap shavss without mug.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-10
CHINA

The drama, "The Mountain
Wait" will be presented wednes-
day evening, Aug. II, by Silver
Lake Grange Dramatic Club in the
Grange hall at China. A dance will
follow the play with music by good
orchestra. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-10
Here are the Merchants who will
magnify your dollars

d. w. Adams Co.
Amesbury-Twombly Co.
E. Baitler
HI. G.. Barker Co.
c. H. Beane
Brann's Market
C. A. Drawn
E. L. Russell
J. Canter
Central Maine Power CO.
Corner Boot Store
Cusick & Lincoln
c. 0. Davenport
Drake Shoe Store
Max Ellis
w. J. Gallagher
Gardiner Hardware Co.
Harry Glazier
Gray-Hildreth Co.
A. r. Hayes Co.
John w. Hilbert johnson House
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-10

D. w. Jackson
Kelley-Wheeler Co.
J. C. Kirkpatrick
E. A. Leighton
Lewis Levine
Ludwig & Harlow
Manson & Church
Geo. b. Morse Co.
The Music Shop
Partridge Clothing Co.
Riverside Laundry Co,
c. w. Shorey
Lewis Slosberg
F. S. Smith Co.
Tasker Bros.
Vannah Hardware Co.
A. w. Wakefield
Wakefield McNaughton CT
White Front Shoe Store
Frank C. Wise & Son
F. H. Woodbury.
F. w. Woodwork Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
"I\aut slips" Are Really
I,,st Aid. ~ Memory

Stl,fm,u in III" Albert St'lnl'lu
atone. Tucson. Nri2.. not only nave
..,l.es,u, hunka handy. but there " nn.
.lh,r similnr book Just AZ handy IhlS
h M. book - fwuni slips, a book Win
duplle.,tc slps 81 about IA" ~"
s,,,s Slips. when there Is e oll for
I'm, article that D. not carried 80"
,lI,. man write down IA" name 81 the
f.u aud after TINT puts down cross
for .agh time that the article IL ASK
E,1,h ,,onlr. this slip gocs Ia The
drplrtm.nt head. lie fills Ia q duWi'
,.t,. ui the items and turns u ~ 10
thr merchandise office That "il''
Knows from the number un tn" form
which salesman has had th" Inquire
.ul /, enabled 60 pass on the items oF
I, ,.li IN the s,l,cmnu Tor further ~
furmtiuu Th. sale 'i"an knows lhl'
his memoranda viii receive prup"r a'
t,utiu,. Thus iu IN" day. q salesman
ilI thr,, Inquiries for a certain gar
t.r' one specially suited ior suimn'
wear and one that the department. nae
mot stocked. THIS appeared "n th'
wanted Zip ana WAS al once obtain
"a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
TIE FARMER AIDS

Tjme was when the farmer .p
po.ed a levy OF take, ior the build
ing OF permanent; highway, on The
ground tha; the good road was
being constructed Tor the auiomo-
bile speeders. a breed which h'
abhorred. There i, TO such howl
IN this day and generation. The
farmer. who j. one Of the ch'ci
users OF the automobile. !, also
one OF the strongest Of good
roads boosters. having come ."
realize that Tire value OF h., land'
depend in large measure upcl
their accessibility.
Potter County ha,. ~ prospect
hard surfaced highway. Appar.
entity the matter al constructing
these highways Is at ,tand,til
Tor the present. bu, nevertheless.
the bonds have ben voted AMI Nil
he 30 employed, sooner or later
But scores 81 Panhandle cuuni'c-
on main line roads. have taken ~.
steps toward hard ,uriac'ng
Nine times out % ten. when Oh.
suggcs tion i. made. the ansNr
comes that the cuuniic- a-c zoo
thinly settled to make 3, po>s'll
~ rave the roadva.s "r'Hl
raising The taN,> C.. The count, q
= hurdcnsomc level IT, YER
point Tor the people u The
counties to consider :, th7t ihe'
lands will be sold moro readily an
=, FAR better priccs II Il D, ca'
10 reach ihcin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
WHY NOT;

Many cities of the country. in
GLIDING some in Texas. are de-
cidedIy dissatisfied with the re-
suit OF the recent census. and
there is basis Tor ;hi, saiisiac-
ton.
Take. for instance, the city Of
san Angelo. which has been
placed in the less than ten thou
sand class. Isn't il queer that IN
a town that has been standing
still" there has been 4 large m
crease in the number OF people
served by the, United States mall.
that the bank deposits are iar and
away ahead oi those oi lglo. and
that. there are scores more home,
and hotels than when the previous
census was taken: Enphaiically,
San. Angelo deserves 4 recount
and il should be very carefully
made. some means OF co-upcra-
ton between the Board OF City
Development OF tina; city and the
Federal census takers being
worked out SO that our friend
Tom Owens viii be thoroughly
satisfied with the result. whatever
that result may BE-.
We know Of another town II
the Panhandle country which i
b. displeased. the ccnSu, havin!
shown that il made no gain IL
population in spite OF the iac
that the number OF scholastic, il
this town has increased more thar
thirty-five per cent in the last lei
years.
The taking OF census !
worthless unless some system "a
be worked out whereby RESPONSE
bility FOR enrolment upon the cen
sus list can be shifted IN paT, I
the individual. making il uocci
sary for each person to STE ,h'
he has been enumerated and III
members oil his family Then ii
government will have accura'
data which will be worth ruc
as every community will ha'
been given a square deal aud a
government, measures based VI"
the census repor; can be made
apply fairly over the entire eou'
Try.
And we do not believe the pc.
pie would object TO the sight u
convenience that would be q
tailed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
PRESIDENTS W|FEIs
APPOINTED PRINCESS OF
TEXAS COTTON PALACE

WACO TrNls. OFT. l'.-l'xan- pru'i
.b'v Wi t.i.s tn" impo Itno' 20 - I
-.,,s cotton Palaces social f'~iiviis-~
% nstlaual event b. ths aunuunc' l
..r' 'f,f Ais. Wo,drOw Nllrnn, in' {
-, Id, ~ ih. Land has just appoipi'
, .4.ill ftvnr.,e II ~" cswtil at
tn... Co n Waco exposition
Nj therlo''s Fr.eu an cdrs b. ih
-..sid.rf's -if,'s selection o. inc cIi
a. d.hu'.r.. - the Dis,i1c' O; coiun,,
h 20 Tho r.xa- cotton iuhec THIS lt'
N'I.s rli' j. ne charming ,auEhrr
one "A ~. ol,lssi faYrlhes 81 c1nii'
= .s',d ie ust returning :" WASH
-frn f-.u 4.- sum u'r rom" " ass
sg-s g. 20 wer1'' Gee Der ZIP 70
AZ. WIZ aud Mi-s 'hfk slv aid
f., ~. SEQ. Intimate ifi'nn-. ~" vi" 81
O.. rr4f,r1' having lonE rfn -
..,Ir,,f atu ncmh. rs ~ M!~- cara
-nUy I'll. ln-'u'i % t".iueii I'D -,
=. O. fhr Tuftnu i'144 go ond Mt- VA.
% hlN. attended many capital 80.
.rr'f1- t.c'ti'r urtr g. ih i'n'r'
tha president BE- b. aid ara th'' 'I
RS much .Ud.1r,d 20 Hg' aH''h"i. h'
r.Iiue o. .Iti-s .r o. followers "
t.uhirr' sI.l"fl -.
Tfr H"i iN' al.77 - - &c..
rnpo.H' Of '. ~ - - ~ IN.
f't iu " -. b,u Is
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
Women Know q lot y
Ahnut Handling IllTdN are. .

just i,.aurr women cant sling
around kegs ~ nails ar trund'o uut
stoves fur prospective brides a. luuk
at l'im. buying .lsew here. many
hardware store owners do not ''ir
much ahUut hitiur vuW' % aH nltihf.
bat 10. iilglrtou ll,rdwar" GO. 81
Hagl,tuu Pa has rshttnl 90 III stan
81 ss,lcspruplp and nnds thcy run un
the totals 81 daiiy bu .ry.s o. most
gratifying ci'rt
Watch one Boo action tald The
manager ns woman entered TOE
tore uui walked up 'Ir Cd. The IiF'f
\ certain ,uukiug k,t'l' for '"'d
Ia,k rILuluE NHs H-k'' fer. The iili
ltads pD' tirtr uUYl l'1~i from ih'
sii,-N,utu CO.'S 800. regretted mat lh'
siu.r was uut 81 TINT r"ru'ulhr hiith0
col KEITH" iut there was nu '-ad h.f
stuff" Instead the clerk escorted q"
p,tron Ia "a counter where Ellf "a d~
co. lines r. canning k'ul's were vi
,I.,y iu fuye minutes uu" was sole
.tai paid fur. as the explanation prov
ed satisfactory.
"S.r aid co." manager IHa
ruupH ~ having q woman 10 -,'
goods She knows about \ man Wnu'
have lett that customer ZIP. h'
0 NHffN h'i. a
Ia uulry was progressing az th
s,f.s counter concerning the h'm
.uuirsurnt n, GARNER would iiud 10
handling of the hot iors much c''s,c
NJ ia. buurut tgiy 60 ~ in q.
kettle. was tha susg' 'tiun oi the 'i'it
pu. ~ The ua.s WIS pT"di'cd 'h
I add.
U.d .ir , perforated spDn '' jru
tb.. N,.,itHp- II uUd"-!Ith.' m.-t
ufr' Another -il'.
What a.,ut IDi.,s' li'd she
draining tloN'
"No. hams up the lag "n q n'
and i,i t.r juice dup into bowl
s.ud tNr customer
"SDui, righ' tH, iuE VIII swing 49,
,,iu l,' tr, juice dIip ,u th" fl"ur j.
si,ld uf Boo 20, hHVl' said The ,l'l
ana with 'hI. -u produced % u1t.ni
, hu.k iult could o., attached Wh'r
.r Vati.l O. vJs -id aul thc pivyo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15

which open, thi, morning. and II
is probable that some VIII attend
the Glow, lair. in spite OF the tact
that /, IS more than a hundred
mile, away. The fair at tlovi'
opened Yesterday Late reports
from both place, Indicate that the
cxhibits thi, year will be moe
numcrou, than cv,r before and of
cNc,p,io ~ quality.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
Nni,onaI Politics.

Ap.u.!l6 News What's become q,
L. ID eaahiOned man who carried ~
'f.4sui.g adj t,Feh and wore blue IN
Ia a ss,,A In the lllaiu and ] a.
..n tampgIgn t0ruhllgM prcccssArns
Nmts bftcine 81 the p'ihOds u De-
.tpNl n i1paaEns OF yrs.' J., ear v hot
HsA l..saA 10 " the great horseback
utridcs 81 both pariios. When al the
tuuug bucks Il Jackspn and Clay
tuWnzhlp~ ,.lulr In O. nights On thN
u.g,v horse. and rude two abreast
Town Main street hy ih" blaze q. The
cd tuirh and the hlarc q The lrhrsN
and Thcy yr gone. ulh campaign
t.ih.. Is .r. uut q style, Aho buNl's
lld h"Nskir4
Interest "a p-,4d'uiiai elections y
ryt as great - u was .u the uiacs
H.. tmrhUght pre- Ssiuns. tn" i"t
Thea wr g,t away form the passions u
ace Clsl Wal thc Jess arv We NOV al
~ partisan considerations. This u AZ
'-u.. ~ the North a. u The south, for
huc "a. Republican party was y,
rlwtr uuin,elie gptctlly. ir THE prt1d
irtW,cn 1855 ana iNs'. a fun twenty
r,uis sectional legislation was th'
ul.. and sectional pl'ju,a'e ihe IN
.'ntailuu 20 national politics. lh' -
fffIfN 81 ttlff - ~ NlatAfHAAff'A 81 -
+ .,l.. pcn, ions for their Constituent
4 1d rails, higher and higher tFiii
W.,ls ~ The i"ncfl, of Snihcru man
4far.r,as constituted their poliu,a
oh in TRADE IN ~ that twenty
,.ar. ~ Republican supremacy no'h
* q a GENUINELY constructive ma
Ter was dome. The time b,!ns i.iii"
y 4 away boa cong ossf"raj "raturE Al'
rand old Party g7t1tS rEab. 10
COUNTRY was prosperous cNcAtW ~
southern part u q. The south inh'I
..sd poverty from the C1'u War a..
rdur,l !. through two decades u ~
tlMio.ln administration. Winle IN
Sor,h. bui,ross..l with tariff wall
Inch Operated directly aEaii.S; s"au
La agriculture. grcw lch ana sTon
a L. .nd. q crrai cities, u = on
nc. th. p,mecTaiic party cam' int
M puN,r that IA" South ST r.d
d. hangover debts And n u shA
r,5me To psss that Am"r-ica gam ssli
sail herself in with tariff rrsific''ml
3 s .uihern AE1culturr again VIII tAa'
%. dtpgs 81 depression
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15

went on until big blu 81 gods had
been sold.
This instance was cited by the nun
ur,meut tn show the yalua of having
women clerks in the hardwars bust
lp,~. They can keep house th'in'
olives and know what ~ msdsHi. 'ah
.Npl1lp the improvements W labor
saving devices and ca ndriNe home the
ADMINISTRATIONS to women b'%ahf'
th.v know what they arr taking
nbout The llnzlctrn Hardware GO
has captured hig share 81 W" "" VS.
u,..s dnnn ly women shoppers IA ~
line through the wouanclcrk inn"
walton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
"pc specific. Tilh Nov e.
S,ll Goods" SAYS liHnlrN

Ntfi Na'HuNs 10y = f"'''f
"Du, M The h.IutNit H"''.
fr,,n ms futy N.u. ,Nr.u.N,. I.
i4.rsL,ud.,iuE Npr a aIE fu lHN' nE
adyrrtisiug cops ready .r .' '#
ths printer" ftys WiI.Y NJ 'ttt'
who retired as To- uI,i .l rf "..
ana bought "a. shrlifs 81.
,rt lleausn d." i'it 900 H.. A.'
tllt 10, must kDu T.aaH. .".f
-ufI,fh.rE 20 lv A.rlt
When I began bur..,- I'., ..I
% iAtfu 10 s,uaf ul $500 5000
pril,ns' ls % puisfs dtu NIfu'H'
Boa, t.t. capital huyW chat fy ST
ry wh,ir 80 hive, Co. H'." &C.
.rs Young anI u'm,=, unknown ] Nl.
! Ca advertise ~ e $50 g. 'NtNr 81.
! ~. il, stop l,sk and listen
II occurred e. igr that short icad
crs s,ndwloh,i with weather obsnr'a
rrus suur Ut 90 lu.i news 1ui sun
ly stDur. mEht catch th' WiH'
! lviirr than tlsplly and ] ifi"d ii ua'
uud,.t the head q llHN.N d.
- m.timcs IA ha'" rI"i, -.'I
Yp0d. hut often o., uaN'f- WOULD
Z. urr.. without W. l'.H... '.l'
| have my cop, reads Ii -
I utfk, falling Gf 10 H.t 'N
v.,k didn't 60 49," '...H'
1 f.e ,n,r Wy w I.E u| H.
about g,,tius ihr ,.iH u.If r g
| make a contract o. Co...
N,uld lssc 60 PAS ful Nh"tu.' u.
| a. u uu, NJ publisher -.-L's'.I ih.
at uf a deal lu H.f Nb.u ! lIr-. H.
sI t O.. go, 81 them lr t'uuitd g.
Obj, gu,4ll that % vpald ., 5000 ..l.
t.n 90 mv
"Tut | au.u Nh4; ul- .U.. D
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15

WITH TIE STATE PREss.
, d q q q = = = = = = = = = 4

loud Unc,
Thus ~ Love 81 Dlllas. armour.
20 viii o. % udiliio in 1899 iur e.
fulur tu succeed CullsIsUr li' b.
70 present democratic national COM.
su.tt.ttu um Texas. Hud \ e t,rl
4. -lluIUlltN News.
~ hive expected this announce.
AHnt to, slm' tIm" Love does not
sIa.s So much qualifications t@ %"
lJurr, ir t certain iHli'l.ul rms Nu
nave brittle. qualified men m Texas iti
Wa 4 : r,Ilt- than Thomas Low.
rh,mS CtmpDdi Thomas Ban 40
.rv u'n,f political Thomas 300 ih'
tate. Tho Panhandle might pee" ~
in furnish 90. u,Nt United siDi.s s"ut
We have Marvin Jones nov
.f,lus in &. u-r,.s Jones' j. % YOURS
fln and would lr % strong man bon
no stlAte 10 o. not Il political Th'tt
= ARD thn nj, ohje, tiou that COULD :"
als,d acllnsi HIM rs east Texas pDit
f,.aua l. the fu.t that b. lives iu OH.
,..- tsTs t,t.t Mar, iu Jones agalu''
.ftinGs / g. q. ekpty Hya,u.
Thcrc A.. r,s-f many people
fcNafsv hc t,-ls liAs 90 seg Thos. l.
..Ar IHf ~ rnutf'--ur s"W'ihInk-
Inst frf IN, pleasure "a sHaiiuE him
however ih,t, b.. Thomas vuH wuui'
tep god show .U ihU tIN' lh
. rst &c b.- auur - '.lta I-l Cow
'uun;t li,-ptr.Iu.
", alue agr,, with thr ii'sr .1'
.I hittNc WhU 1N q sta 90 a"I'
/ lir, nai.r'y "a To.-us N0. D''
.r-' Nlth l.4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
Read How Easy You Get Louis PREMIUMS

pre 10 unsettled market coad',io7'
LOUIS premium prices aic saele'
70 change without notice ID
coupons and order youi premium u
o=ce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
o,,,,.rm,.ter, Corps Wants Men.

Tu. lulft"tmH .i"r~ corps - ~ ~
D. ,r.r lur various tasks according 2
.,..t,... .trra received Thursday los ''
.,ft \. 81 pyk,tra ug Ia" ARMY o.
,ruiilug station.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15

wi.. InrrH rJm- Il any soldier h
Ga. t,.uud states army during var
t.m, WAS Harry al iph Thomas lsi'h
and f'1..uc EulnsN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15

Linens. couont blankets. etc. ga"
handled in the downstairs depart
m.nt. which REALLY ~ at the foot 20
THE marbl.. stairs"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
THO FAIRS OPEN.

Many .Amarilloaus arr planning
a. go 20 Hereford today or ,onioT-
,,ow 10 see the exhibits n the tar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
HEBUSINESS
e COLUMN e.
EolraD ~ MANSFIELD r HOUSE t.rs-0T

In this coau which appears wcr will news and
hort ares " merchants their sac'pe ana ouH
aessn cnan general
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
|ki; ;|Z6|S3;;IFIH&|Ez| |3;;I |Ez|;1!jji 4; ip'|| Ilf'|
2. MARVIN U, 'MscARTHY

Back up the ladder for the Barons. Birmingham won yesterday. Memphis lost and Mobile lost Birmingham slid up ahead of Mobile and is now right on the trail of the Chicks. one game behind to be exact. Today's battle may tell the tale.
 Strang Nicklin will undoubtedly be glad to drag his crew away from Bir- mingham. Besides winning four straights in Chattanooga, the Barons have won two straights here.
 Yesterdays game was a mighty pretty pitchers duel between Noel and Glazner .'Whitey'' had all the hest of 1t, however, allowing less hits and no earned runs. Both of the Barons' tall lies were earned off Noel
 Al Ellis is establishing a record as premier outfielder in the Southern League this season. The way Al han dles himself in the field is pretty to see He made a real hero of himself in the fifth inning yesterday when he made a sensational one handed, run ming stab of Bratchis hot liner. The drive would probably have been g. home run but for AIS nifty work.
 Griffith pulled hot one off the cen- ter field fence in the eighth.
 The Barons made two boobies yes- terday. But for Stewarts error In the seventh. allowing Johnson to go safe at first and Shay to advance to third. Glazner would have had shut out victory credited to him.
 "stuffy" more than atoned for the error when he cracked out that three bagger which scored Glazner and won the game.
 Barnhart again played at shortstop yesterday He made one pebble, but the chance was hard one. The man ner in which Barney, as he is called, goes after the hot ones and the ease
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
Wildcats Are Champions of
 Prep Circuit
FINAL LEAGUE STANDING

The Jefferson County Wildcats won the championship of the local prep school league yesterday afternoon by defeating Central High by a 8 to 1 score in the last and deciding en- counter of the season.
 The contest developed into a pretty pitching duel between Jake Levy and Lefty" Henderson, with the southpaw person getting the best of the argu- ment The Wildcat hurler allowed only three hits during the fracas and but for his own wildness would have scored a shutout over the Crimson crew. Levy allowed ten hits but struck out ten Jefferson players.
 Both aggregations fought hard for the decision. The two teams were tied in the high school league standing and a victory for either nine meant the championship of the circuit.
 Jefferson County now claims the high school title of the state by virtue of her victories In the prep league
 But back to the little baseball con test.
 Besides the excellent twirling of Henderson. the fielding and hitting of one MT Keith, shortstop for the county lads, featured the battle. The short fielder smashed out a double and two singles in four trips to the plat ter and accepted six chances in excel lent style in the field. Keith drove in two runs and scored the third himself.
 J. Levy crossed the platter with Centrars lone tally. Henderson be- came wild in the ninth frame and walked three men. Levy scored from third when Rives let fast one get through him. The score:
 ID TD IT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22

encounter of their schedule in todays battles.
 Probably the chief game of interest for the afternoons play will be the argument between Stockham "" and the First National Bankers in the eastern division. Stockham is leading the eastern section by narrow margin at present, but the bankers are right on their heels, and will move ahead if they score a victory ! over the "Y'' aggregation.
 Owenton tackles the league leading Trolley Dodgers in the western, and the cellar occupants will attempt to turi back their first place foes.
 The games scheduled and the umpire assignments are as follows:
 Western Dvision-Thomas vs. Moore e Handley, Delta View Park; umpire Fowler. Sayreton vs. Woodlawn. Wood lawn diamond; umpire Wildsmith. Trol ley Dodgers vs. Owenton, Munger Field umpire. Griffin. Kilby Frog & Smil Co. vs. Alabama Power Co. old Wes End Golf Links; umpire, Mauk,
 Eastern Divison-Stockham "Y' vs First National Bank, First National Banl diamond; umpire, Mccormick. Avondal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
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There's still the old, old argument as to who is the wrestling champion-a de- ! bate that probably never will end until | Marin Plestina gets crack at the title- holder among the so-called trust | wrestlers."
 champion. That's because he beat both | Earl Caddock and Strangler Lewis in title matches. All of which proves that of the quartet-which also embraces Wladek Zybyszko-Stecher is the great est.
 But is he Plestinas superior? Plestina has tried for several years to secure match with any one of the four He has failed. The quartet insists it will have nothing to do with him-that he is a false alarm" Yet Plestina has scored easily in his every match against any
 one who cared to hake him on
 They don't want to take on Pies. because they're afraid of him." declared U. c. Marsh, his manager "There IS s25 600 on deposit now that says Plestina can beat any one of the quartet"
 STECHER BEATS MARIN Stecher wrestled PlestIna i'll omaha in 1917 The referee gave the decision to Stecher-and ever since there has been a cry of robbery by Plestina packers.
 The reason is because of the strange ruling of the official who ordered Ples- | tina to get under Stecher-an oruer Just about as fair as for a ring referee to order one fighter to drop his guard and let the other fellow pop him on the jaw. | Frank Gotch, late king of all the grap- piers, saw that match. Afterward he wrote an article to one of the Omaha parers commenting on the match. Marsh submits printed copy of that letter.
 Here it is, in part:
 "Plestina was in the ring for two hours min and during that time Stecher never was behind him nor did he | ever have Plestina even on one knee. l There was no time in the match that l Plestina was not right up against | Stecher, and during the two hours and | five minutes SPlesaint never backed