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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-05

Firestone puts the best in materials into
tubes by establishing purchasing experts at
Singapore, center Of the worlds 1uooef
market. Firestone puts the best IN work
manship into tubes by organizing the crack
manufacturing organization of the industry
on profit sharing basis.
And then subjects TIE finished product to
this big-scale road test-in order to get you
more for your tube money and mere miles
out of your tires. And yet Firestone Tubes
cost no more than the ordinary kind.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-05

No other tubes in the world are road tested
ON so big scale as Firestones. The Yellow
Cab Company of Chicago uses Firestone
Tubes exclusively on its 800 taxi cabs. The
service of these tubes is checked constantly
improvements and developments are
arrived at.
By close watching of large number OF
tubes in service-not confined to isolated
instances, the conclusions are accurate and
definite.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-09-16
CENTER

Nh, Rohart Morcboll ic mn oftor
a two weeks illness.
Mrs 7 w Dnn1on boO boor ~,
tbo s;cl, list tbn naSt fow dave
70 Mr. Dave CannoI 'N
lrle Dowd and family spent a
few days on the island, the guests
of relatives,
o1,,. 1u ,r.,, &C r,,o,. MI,
Nn4S' i'S gu N4erS u oraiI'' No G
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-09-16
so. HEIGHTS

Mrs. Jenkins spent Saturday
and Sunday in Tacoma, visiting
with Mrs. Evans and other friends
Casa Dahlia reports many visit
ors recently from Seattle and Ia
coma.
Mr. Chas. RHEIMS and his bride
have just moved in at the Bates
place.
Chalcs Berry of Portland is at
the home Of his parents for
stay Of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riddle entertain
ed their married son and daugh-
ter of Tacoma, and others on
Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mathie and
their two children were visiting at
Casa Dahlia Sunday and also call
ed upon other Of their friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Senness and
family of Tacoma spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Krogh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krogh entertained
a week end party from Centralia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petrie and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon Of Ia
coma were the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krogh are revel-
ing in delicious Strawberries from
their everbearing plants.
Paul Poncia from Idaho will at
tend school here this winter. He
is staying with Mrs. Landers.
Mr.. Morrill, had last week off
from his duties at the Todd ship
yard and spent it rather siren
uously making improvements at
his newly acquired property, the
Nicking place.
Mrs. Chas. Berry who was form
erly Our teacher at Southern
Heights, is now teaching the 7th
and Sth grades at Union J. high
school this year.
Miss Ermine Warren spent the
week end with Mrs. Berry and
has now returned to the college
of Puget Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Petry of
Centralia have purchased Of Mr..
krogh the five acres which form
erly formed part of the Dallas
place.
Many improvements have been
inaugurated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Flowers and their daughters, at
their place here. These include
an addition to the house, a fine
chimney and fireplace and cosider-
able orchard of sour cherries.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-09-16
@ O V e

Mr.. Louis Statclen of Pilchuck
was n visitor at his ranch Sunday,
interviewing his tenant Mr.. Moore
Ross Mabee, son of S. NJ. Mabcc
was over from the city to see how
|" Dad was progressing on the
ranch. Been some time since his
pleasant face was seen in our
community.
Miss Doyle of Seattle was a
Sunday guest with her brothers.
family, W. G. Doyle. She has
great liking for our island and is
a jolly Irish girl. Like a stray sun
beam on a gloomy day.
Mrs. James Moore entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Southern and
four children for the week end.
They motored down from Pill
chuck, Wash.
lobe Bison is home again after
a trip up in the Gray HarbOr coun-
| try looking for work in the can
neries. He reports they are rot
running this fall. Well stocked
Iup and prices coming down, the
cameries are afraid Of losing
money.
We regret to chronicle the fact
that J. L. Cherry and family are
moving to Bothel, Wash, in the
near future. Mr.. Cherry has leas-
ed d ranch up there. lie is an up
to date rancher. While in our
community the Cherry family
have made many warm friends,
who are sorry to have them leave.
Mr.. S. Benson and little girl,
with Mrs. Robbins Of Seattle, Mr..
and Mrs. Wehde and Anker
Hougcn of Ballard, Arnold Hone
Of Green Lake, were Sunday visit
ors at Mrs. n. Abrams Mr.. Ben
son and friends came to see how
his wife was getting on. Mrs.
Benson is suffering with tubcrcu-
losis and little hope for her is held
out.
We sometimes are quite asham-
ed of ourselves in not remember
ing friends. We were greeted
Saturday on the boat by a gentle
man. Called by name we looked
and looked-Foolishly we were
compelled to say "well you have
got me. "Don't you remember
Mr.. Stewart of Lisabeula who
used to be with Bob Downing,
some twelve years ago?" Light
broke in upon us. The pleasant
times of bygone years come
thronging through my mind. But
alas we felt cheap enough.
Last Saturday evening, North
and South Cove gathered En-
Masse" in a farewell reception at
the home of j. e. Cherry. The
house was full. They came by
auto and boat. Such scurrying
for boxes and benches to seat the
crowd, not chairs enough in the
house. Miss Flora Siegrist was
mistress of ceremonies, and the
many stunts and games she put
on kept the guests in peals Of
laughter. REGULATIONS by Mrs.
Cherry and Mrs. Thomson were
much enjoyed, but Mr.. Cherry
in reciting sermon Of a hard
shelled Baptist was simply it. "
He told about all kinds of damns.
We all laughed until tears filed
our eyes. And so sped the joy
GUS moments until the midnight
hour. After light refreshments
with lemonade, the friends depart
ed wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Cherry
success and prosperity in their
new home.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-09-16

Do you look over our bargain
counter page each week2 We re-
fer to the classified columns.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-09-16
We Want You to See Our
NelUly Arranged Store

Many changes and improvements will he noticed by
patrons occasion of their first visit to Rhodes
Brothers this fall the most important of these store
changes noted here
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-09-16
ON THE THIRD FLOOR

greatly enlarged Millinery salon located on the
north side of the floor, giving floor space also
location for the corset shop including improved fit,
ting room service.
Newly arranged and enlarged quarters for the
mems apparel salons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
ANNOUNCE DATES FOR
A. A. u. CHAMPIONSHIPS

BY United Press:
NEW YORK. Jan. Dates for
a mum Der Of A. A. L. championship
events have been announced by
Fred W. Ruben, chairman Of the
A. A. L. committee.
The National boxing champion
ships are 10 be held in Boston April
and S; wrestling championships
in Birmingham, April II and Is.
basketball at Atlanta, Ga, the first
week in March and the tug-of-war
In New York. March Is.
Indoor aquatic events already
awarded must be held between Feb
ruary I and April 30.
Other dates announced are:
Mems senior 50-yards dash. Chi
Cage, A. A, March 81; 1o0-yards
Brook1ine, Mass; swimming club
March II: 50O-yards, Great Lakes
Naval Training station. March "a;
200-yards breast stroke, Illinois A
c., April 1; mems junior class 22o-
yards, Cleveland "Y." April IT; 500
yards. Minneapolis A. G, March
Fancy dive, Chicago A. A, March
81; Woman's senior 400-yards re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
PLAY IN
BASKET LEAGUE
ElbeIS and CIauerS Win Open
ing Contests in Y. NJ. c.
a. Tournament.

In the Commercial league basket
ball games held at the Y. NJ. c. A.
on Wednesday night, the Elbel team
took the Spires into camp, the final
score being Ia 10 u. In the second
game the Clauers defeated the
Gantz FIVE by the score OF 50 10 IL.
Snappy Games.
Both exhibitions were snappy, and
a marked improvement was shown
i'm the teamwork of the teams in the
league. Burnham was the real star
for the Elbel team, while Group, of
the losing five, put up a remarkable
game az the forward position.
Tho Clauer artists have some star
players i'm Miller and Sousley. Sous
lev is an all around man, and at the
forward position cannot be exceIled
for his size and weight. Following
is the standing of the clubs:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
big BILL" EDWARDS
MAY HEAD NATIONAL
BASEBALL COMMISSION
BY United Press
Ar.nr Nnnr

EN IUIItu TIfse.
NEW YORK. Jan. That Big
Bill" Edwards. former Princeton
star. now collector OF internal rev.
enue. would be the national lea gue's
nominee for chairman OF the ma
tiOnal commission. was talk here
after John Heydler. league presi-
dent. had departed TO attend the
commission meeting at Cincinnati.
Heydler is said 10 DE under or
ders from the national magnates 10
refuse 10 vote for Garry Hermann
present incumbent. a deadlock may
result which will keen the Cincin-
NJ ~hiaf i'm ths -~air.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
HERMANN PLANS
To RESIGN JOB
Expect Stormy Meeting of the
National Baseball Com
mission Today.

By Associated Press
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. 7.-Au-
gust Hermann. chairman OF the
national baseball commission. would
not say Wednesday night whether
he would resign from that position
at Thursdays meeting here Of the
commission. When asked n he con
templated resigning he said:
"AH I can say is. you be al the
meeting"
Hermann has repeatedly an
nounced that he was willing 20 va
cate the craftsmanship in view Of the
opposition in the National ieagu 9
Of having a man interested in one
OF the clubs in the circuit. further
serve in the capacity OF chairman
He maintained. however, that he
could not quit until a suitable sue
cessor had been appointed,
Nav End I'm Deadlock
Unless Hermann does voluntar-
ilv resign, II Is believed that s. dead
lock will ensue. John Eeydler, this
president Of the National league, be
fore leaving New York for Cinctn'
natl Tuesday night, stated that ne
Is pledged not to vote for any mar
as chairman who has financial inter
ests in any club, and there is nc
doubt that ban johnson, president
OF the American league, will vote
for Hermann. Such a situation
would mean the retention OF Herr
mann.
Heydler and Johnson are expected
TO reach this city Thursday morn
ing. Outside Of the craftsmanship 4
is predicted that the chief business
will relate TO the major leagues
playing schedules for 1920 Heydlel
and johnson are expected 70 prepare
rough drafts OF the schedules
These will he submitted 20 the
leagues schedule committee meeting
next month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
MAY STAGE BIC
FIGHT IN EAST
Experts Believe Heavyweight
Go Will be Fought in
New York City.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL.
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent. ]

NEW YORK, Jan. Back in the
old wild and woody days they used
to pack a siX-shooter when they
went I'm quest of a fight
Now they do their cunning with
contracts.
With piece of signed paper pro-
truding from the hip pocket, where
the old-timers toted their shooting
irons two noted impresarios are run
ming around looking for a fight.
Fountain Pen Is Weapon.
A fountain pen is their concealed
weapon. And their target is Will
lam Harrison Dempsey, king OF the
heavies. and Georges Carpenter
sky-fighter and peer OF the Euro
can canvas trodders.
Charles b. Cockrane, who has
shown a deadly aim in bringing
down the main battle OF England
is in ambush for Dempsey. On his
paper Carpenter has scrawled his
desire to meet Dempsey.
James w. Coffroth, the American,
got the bead first on Dempsey and
scored a bulls eye in the scamper
when the champion signed his pa
per.
Fight Half Won.
But the fight is only half won
It's a two-man killing mission or
which the promoters are bent. I'm
fortunately for them it seems the
Queensbury rules require the pres
ence of two men in the ring. Both
Cochrane and Coffroth have their
biggest game yet to bring down.
Cochrane has TO get Dempsey and
the American fighter does not want
to take a long boat ride 10 the scene
OF the encounter. His manager
Jack Kearns. argues that it is Gus
tomary for the challenger to invade
the stamping grounds OF the cham
pion.
Carpenter Unwilling
Carpenter tells Coffroth he is
willing TO listen 10 him but he cant
see 45 rounds. which the American
promoter seems 10 fancy.
The fans, by far the most i'm
portant group to consider, do not
like either proposition. They 90 not
want 10 journey 10 England for the
fight and neither do they wish tC
run line OF Vnlistas 10 the mair
entrance of the Tia Juana stadium
A bunch is growing that New
York will be the scene OF the battle
late in the fall maybe around cleo
ton time
A boxing bill Is confidently ex.
pected at the next session OF the
legislature and with legal sanction
the fans are expecting Mr.. TIE,
Richard 10 take the center OF thu
stage and get all the necHsary sig
natures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
r. v : WINS

In = whirlvind finish. the Junio-
Holy Name society OF St. Joseph 3
church defeated the Carol hall bas
ketbaH Eve AZ Notre Dame unfver-
sitv on wednesday night the I'm
score being II 70 il. The first hal.
ended with the NOtre Dame lads or
the long end. the count being Il %
= in the second half the HOLY
Name team took a brace and. aide,i
BY some sensational floor work. ptt
the contest on ice. Lafortune IN
Balkan were the shining lights for
the Holy Name squad. while each
individual on the losing team put -
a snSppv game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08

for publication within a few days
The same rules which have prevail
ed in past inramural series Will be
in vogue this winter.
The team representing the pre-
paratory department viii be the first
70 get into action. The "preps" meet
Laporte high school on the latter's
floor Friday night.
Coach Roclxne had his dash man
and hurdlers in uniform yesterday
afternoon. Frank Niles. captain
elect OF the baseball team, is the lat
est addition TO the corps OF sprint
erS Douglas started the work OF
busting the heavenly bodies via high
Jump Wednesday. He cleared the
bar at a creditable height for this
stage o. the season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
GOES TO OAK PARK

CHICAGO. Jan. Awarding Of
the women western golf cha mpiOn-
ship 10 the Oak Park Country club
here was given Wednesday. The
tournament will be held the week
OF Aug %.
A proposal 10 stage junior
championship. with an age limit OF
IS TO is years. in connection with
the event is under consideration by
tho executive committee of the as
~ociation L. We s4id
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
YANKs VIZ JoHNsoN.

Ev Associated fress.
new YORK. Jan. Col Jacob
Rupert. owner OF the Yankees. re-
mains silent regarding rumor that
walter Johnson. Washington star.
and leading pitcher OF the American
league. would be the next addition
10 the New York ranks. The rumOr.
tanned about with great gusto. had
10 shat the Senator's woulG he given
two inneldcrs. two pitchers and
SSQ.o0O for The eneed kin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
BATTLES
0'KEEFE ON JAN. Is

RACINE. Wis, Jan. e-Denny
O'Keefe, former lightweight star at
the Great Lakes naval training sta
ton, will meet Eddie F1tzsimmons
of New York in a 10-round contest
here Jan. 10. O'Keefe accepted the
match after all the lightweights and
welters in this part OF the country
refused to get into the ring with the
New Yorker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
BOWLING CAPTAINS TO
HOLD SPECIAL MEETING

Earl Camp. secretary Of the Com
mercial Bowling league. has issued
request 20 all captains Of the va
rious teams I'm the league 20 be pres
emit at a special meeting of league
members 10 be held at the Orpheum
bowling alleys Saturday night at s
O'Clock According 10 Mr. Camp.
plans will be perfected at that time
for the organization OF the teams
for the spring schedule
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
FORT WAYNE QUINTET
CHALLENGES LOCALS

The Rayl basketball team OF TT
Wayne, Ind, comes out with a fiat
footed challenge to any local net
team averaging not over $50 pounds.
Arrangements can be made by writ
ing L. J. Brentlinger. III w. Wash
ington st, TT. Wayne, Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
1gs Are Unchanged Local Interstate Bowling Tournament

lay race. Illinois a. G. April d.
Women's junior 100-yards. Cleve
land A. G. Feb. 20. 100-vards bacr.
stroke. Greensburg. Pa. Y. 81 g..
A. Feb IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
LOCAL HIGH To
PLAY M|SHAWAKA
Coach Burnham'S Men Have
Two Hard Games for This
Week-PrediCt Victory.
BY TANAN BLUE.

Coach Burnham's tan and blue
basketball tOssers will enter into
double bill this week. playing
Mishawaka Friday night at Misha
nakd. then connecting with Mich
Igan Cjty here the next evening. In
both OF these contests the local men
wlll be more than handicapped with
The loss of Nyikos. the registering
cog Of the local machine, owing to a
apraincd ankle received in the
alumni contest. Edwards has been
working out in Nyikos berth and
has been making a so6d showing
there.
Mishawaka has sent only a linn
tied supply of tickets over for local
fans. as their gym is so petite that
If all the local fans would attempt
90 witness the game there would Oe
little room for the game to proceed.
The local football men failed 20
take the Mishawalla team over this
season. So the basketball men are
determined To win by such score
thai the football tie will be made
up for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08

NEW YORK-Rose Williams
had a double chin. DR.. Augustus
Pratt offered to remove IL for $50.
He operated and is now sued for
$1,000, for running her beauty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind - Henry
Thompson. restauranteur. failed 10
lock the safe when he put a lemon
pie in IT, He found next morning
that the pie was gone; also S14 in
cash.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
N. D. COURTMEN
RETURN To WORK
Coach Gus OoraiS' Basketball
Men Facing Tough In
door Schedule.
By ARCHIE WARD.

Confidence goes a long way to-
ward bringing about victory. That
is ore reason why Notre Dame
should establish a creditable record
on the basketball court this winter.
Having had an opportunity TO see
his men perform under combat con-
ditions I'm two preliminary games,
Coach Dorais vouchsafed the state
ment last night that he has a real
team in the making. The season
will be officially inaugurated next
Wednesday night when the fast
Kalamazoo college five comes TO the
Gold and Blue court.
Athletes Enthusiastic.
For the first time in several sea
sons the Notre Dame basketball
players are going about the task
OF forming a winning aggregation
I'm a serious and business-like man
ner. In past years the winter sport
received little attention in the ath-
letic life of the university. but the
game appears to be on the threshold
OF a new era.
Following the game with Kalama-
zoo will come Western Normal on
Jan. II for an engagement on the
local floor. Both the Normal and
Kalamazoo fives have played sew
eral games this winter and they are
in shape to avenge the reverses suf-
fered here In football last fall
Dorais' men return the Western
Normal game at Kalamazoo Jan. %.
playing the Michigan Aggies on the
following night at East lansing The
Aggies showed their hand a few
DAYS ago by checking the attack of
the Chicago university clan I'm a
game which nearly marked the first
upset of the 1920 campaign. Wa
bash college holds the distinction of
being the first dope killer OF the
year by virtue OF its victory over
Purdue Tuesday night.
Good Games at Home.
After the brawl with the Aggies
at East Lansing the Notre Dame
crew will prepare for a busy two
weeks stand on its home floor. In
the two weeks succeeding Jan. 81
Dorais' bunch will oppose Marquette
/ Detroit, Michigan Aggies, Depauw
and Wabash before the home fans.
The season will be concluded with
trips TO Dubuque, Lincoln. Wabash
and Depauw.
The form displayed by Kiley and
Mehre. forwards. on the trip
through central Indiana before the
holidays augurs well for the success
of the team. Coughlin. Granfield
and Eddie Anderson are capable of
stenming the scoring tactics OF OPP
pcnents. They form a trio of guards
whose worth has not been surpassed
at Notre Dame since the Hohenzol-
lerns first became cantankerous.
Youngsters Yearn for Action.
The information department OF
Coach Rockne's and Dorais' official
/ chamber is daily barraged with vo-
| ciferous inquiries as to the date OF
| the opening of the inter-hall SEIZED
/ ule Dorais is working on a chart
which will be acceptable to all con-
/ cerned and he will have il available
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
Getting Into shape.

Coach Burnham'S material has
shown the effects OF their holiday
lay of. and Coach Burnham spent
the drst few workouts I'm getting
them back i'm shape. The squad
seemed rather clumsy al passing
and dribblirg ~ first. but they are
once more rounding in shape, and
by FRIDAY should be better than
ever. despite the loss of Nyikos.
Mishawaka this season has PLAYED
good bali. having only one defeat
handed to them. this being al La
pore The locals took the Laportc
five over at their city by the score
of Il to 10, while the tally of the
MlShaWaka contest was s. 10 1C.
This gives the Burnhamites a large
cdge in the dope. but the Misha-
waka men play ON their own floor.
and ne AIisnawaka floor has al
ways been iirN 10 local basketball
teams Mishawaka defeated the
hrst class I'VE the locals had two
years ago on their floor 10y a large
count
The Michigan City men who will
act Saturday evening at the local
'N' have also strong team. Ac-
cording TO reports they nave nearly
The same five that ran up SO FAR in
the sectional tourney last season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
BENTON HARbOR
MEN SHOW SPEED
South Bends Bankers Fail to
Shatter Records Dur
ING Contests.
BY JUNO KINERK .

No changes were made in tn
standings as q result OF the attacl,
upon the naples By the bank teams
OF South Bend and the Twin Cit
Creamery five or Benton Harbor.
The Benton Harbor team turned in
2 score OF 2111 in this event which
placeg them in 10th place. This
score il considered very good. be
cause not one member OF the team
turned in 200 score The South
Bend teams failed 20 show anything
neither OF them getting 300 pins
The scores in the doubles and sin
-les were also very low. and il is
doubtful II any OF them get inside
the money There were ouite few
bowling fans on deck 10 witness
ne games Wednesday, night, but
most OF them went away satisfied
that they themselves could have
done just as well as tho teams did
and many OF them significd their
intentions OF entering in the next
tournament
Next Games Friday
There will be no bowling on the
alleys in tournament games Thurs
DAY, bur Friday night. beginning at
o'clock some OF the very best pin
Eathercrs ia this town VIII roll their
double and single events. Most or
these boys have been practicing
hard of late and expect 20 crowd
some Of tho leaders out Of their po-
sitions when their final balls are
rolled FRIDAY night.
Six teams from Mishawaka and
south Bend will 20 10 Aurora.
Illinois 20 take part in tho sixth
annual Interstate Tournament 10 be
held there. South Bend will be rep
resented by the Texacos. Orphcuns.
Iioosier Creams, and thu famous
Bucktail team. former Indiana state
champions. while Mishawaka will be
represented by the Pastimc and
Nfatz AND Forstbaucr teams. Fol
lowing the Aurora shoot the teams
viii go to Chicago, where they will
take part in the big windy city"
tournament being held there The
members OF these teams will also
roll in the double and single events
in both towns.
Wednesdays scores: