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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
THE FIREWORKS START.

Goodbred then took the hill and the
fireworks started. Distel Combed sim
gle to left that scored Zoellers with
what proved the winning run. Moore
singled to center and Distel was thrown
out at the plate by Carroll who made
a wonderful throw 10 get Distel Harper
walked and Miller doubled to left scor-
Ing Moore, and when the ball was
played to second TO get Miller, Harper
scored. Brottem's double TO LETT scored
Miller with the fourth run Of the In
ming. Wano grounded out to McLarry.
ending the inning.
The first man TO face Robby was
High, who was hit by pitched ball
Blades hunted him TO second, but Bis
choff lined TO Distel, who touched Sec
ond, completing a double play unasr
sisted. In the seventh Colenberger
opened with n single and was forced by
Goodbred. Carroll singled through
third and Griffin lifted 10 Harper. In
the ninth Blschoff walked and Collen-
berger hoisted to Harper, Meyers
batted for Goodbred and llited TO Zoel-
lers, and Carroll ended the game by
grounding out to Wano.
Moore and Harper came near having
n fight in the third, when, with Moore
on third and Harper on first, the dou-
BILE steal was attempted. Moore did not
ing run down. and they jawed at each
other considerably before cooling off.
Tiny Goodbred served as base umpire
until he was called on to go into the
box in the seventh. Tiny missed a cou-
pie OF plays on the Chicks.
Umpire Hadley williams had to call
upon somebody TO help him out, as
Thursday was supposed to be an off day
and Umpire Pfirman did not arrive.
Pfirman got here Friday and will
officiate with Williams in the Friday
affair.
Kid Elberfeld Little Rock manager
showed up at Russwood Thursday with
a dark blue lump under his left eye.
Life TO the Kid is Just one blue lamp
after another.
Pug Griffin. Chick left fielder, gath
cred In few grapes In the nfth after
he had put the Chicks out in front with
belt over the left field seats II was
q terrific drive and bounced up against
the scoreboard before coming to stop
George Bischoff was caught mapping
in the fourth, when the Chicks We're
trying to score few runs. and was
picked off second.
DaEzy Vance, the first Chick pitcher
gets credit for losing the game, as he
put Zoelers on the bags 20 start the
seventh with two-baggcr, and he later
scored with what proved 10 be the win
ming run.
In the fifth inning, with MCIarry on
first and two balls called on Andy High
the hit and run signal was flashed, but
evidently Andy missed It, for be- let
the next pitch 20 by without offering at
il, and McLarry was caught between
EgFnpI
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
THE RETURN OF TYRUs.

That the best of bull is often the
bunk was shown Thursday when Ty
Cobb came back to the game and pro-
duced the blow that beat the Yam
KEGS. For a month sport writers have
been filling in with wild tales about
the Georgia boy being out from now on,
but Thursday Ty made flock Of liars
of them. al. He went IN to MT in me ne
stunt.
Among the big boys Thursday
Speaker was the noise. He was up 10
times in the double header at Wash
ington. The first three times his hit
column went naked. In the next seven
he busted seven singles. incidentally
the Indians went into the lead.
Joe Jackson hit in 4, while Sisler
Buck Weaver, of the sox, who has
been hitting in polite society for some
time, failed to get bingle in times
up.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
A. L. RACE TIGHT.

The race in the American league is
tightening up--in fact too much 80 for
the peace of mind OF Speaker of Cleve-
land, Huggins of the Yanks, Gleason
Of the SoX, and Barrow, the manager
OF the Boston Red Sox. True the lat
ter team Is in the throes of II slump
just now, with their best man--Hooper
in the hospital; HendryX out with an
injury. and Hoyt probably gone for the
rest Of the season. But withal the SoX
have shown class and may yet make
II interesting,
Thursday the lowIy Detroit Tigers
came to life and downed the Yankees.
At the same time Cleveland, recovering
from four game jolt at Chicago,
bumped Washington for two games and
| again took the lead. 1t was an awful
jolt for Washington as some OF the
! bugs up there had started raVing over
Just what part of the field would suit
best for pennant pole. For, know
| We, the Senators have just trounced the
Yankees for three in four.
one Of the most hopeful signs for
| the Cleveland adherents was the re-
| turn of Guy Morton. All season Cove
| leskie, Bagby and Caldwell have been
| carrying the brunt of the pitching and
are well nigh worked out. Should
| Morton really have arrived, then Speak :
| er and his crew are going to be hard
| TO hold. In their two clashes with the
YankS. once at home and once in New
lOEk, 6pOht men nave CoDptu y VI
| the 8 games, thus showing that, Ruth
| Notwithstanding. the Indians have a
better ball club than Higgins can put
in the field.
If the Yanks do fail to come under
the wire. the old alibi is all framed.
Lewis the rifle shot outfielder. has
, been out for some time with a bum
leg and his absence is felt
The White Sox, with their pitchers
rounding to and Joe Jackson busting
everything that comes to the plate, are
making a bid. Their best hope is in
their pitchers. The question is can CT
cote hold it all or will Williams, Kerr
and Faber be able to deliver their
share?
Anyway II goes there's bound to be
a grand old fight with Cleveland the
best bet because they happen to have
the wisest and most aggressive man in
baseball managing the club. And il
you don't believe he's centerfieldng for
them, just get you a job in the Ameri-
can and bust one down toward center
ting average slump.
over in the National, Cincinnati, last
years bearcats, have competition IN
Juicy gobs. The Cubs are working bet
ter than at any time in the last two
years; Brooklyn is strong, and II a
one man team can win the pennant,
don't be surprised if Rogers Hornsby
doesn't drag that old St. Louis outfit
right square into the worlds serious n
all.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
CUB SCOUT HERE.

Fl Jack Doyle, who is scouting for, the
Chicago Cubs, Is In Memphis looking
over the Chicks and Lookouts. Jack is
on a hunt for baseball talent, and mas
already been up through the Eastern
part Of the country, with little success.
He saws high class and promising tai
ent Is very scarce this season.
Doyle Is a former big Lacquer, having
been a star first baseman with the old
Baltimore orioles, many years ago
since quitting baseball Jack has been
umpiring out on the Pacific coast, and
serving as an ivory hunter for major
league teams.
DOYLE is paying his first visit to tho
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
CARDS GET PITCHER

RICHMOND Va, July Scout
Kessner, Of the St Louis National
league team, has closed deal whereby
Mike kircncr, a pitCher'on the Rich
mond team OF the Virginia league, be-
comes the property OF the Cardinals.
kirchcr has taken part in ~ games
this season. wiz ming Is. tying two and
losing one TIE price paid for the
player was not u.ue Pubic, but 1t sets
"A record ~ the Virginia league.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
LOOKOUTS HERE
FOR THREE TILTS
WITH THE TRIBE
First of Series To Be Played
Friday AfternoOn-ChlCkS
Lose Second to Travellers
by Score of 7-3.
BY BOB PIGUE.

Strang Nekln and his chatta-
nooaa Lookouts, who are at pres
snt occupying the cellar In the
Southern league flag hunt, arrived
IN Memphis at noon Friday, ready
for a three day stay In Memphis.
The first OF the three game series
between the Chicks and Lookouts
will be played Friday afternoon at
o'clock. The two clubs will also
play on Saturday and Sunday.
Pat Aibrls will pitch for the
Chicks In the opener, while either
Cunningham or York Will get the
call for the Chattanoogans.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
INDIANS TAKE TWO
AND REGAIN A. |. LEAD

wAsHINGT ON. July 9-C,vcand
won both games Of "A double header
from Washington yesterday, ! To- > and
Q to g. and again went into the lead
in the American league race Morton
had the better OF Shaw in a pitchers
battle in the opening game while the
visitors pounded three local pitcacrs for
II hits in the final iris Speaker hit
safely seven consecutive times at bat
in the two games, getting five hits in
five times up in the second game.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
ANSWER TO QUERY.

Dear Sir--Please decide this question
Runners on second and third base. two
men are out. The batter hits for two
bases, both runners crossing the plate
The batter failed to touch first base
and IL called out by the base umpire.
The umplre behind the plate called one
runner safe and entitled to score. Is
he correct? GRILLE.
Greenvlle, Miss,
Neither runner was entitled to score
on the play, as the batter technically
never reached first base and was out.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
WILL SUE OUTLAWS.

DURHAM, n. C., July Sin view OF
reports that a number Of players In
the Piedmont league are planning 10
jump 10 the so-called million dollar
league" President Branham last night
issued a statement IN which he de.
clarcd that any outlaw baseball Organi-
zation signing a Piedmont player viii
be named defendant in a civil action.
The Piedmont league directors viii
not tolerate any contract jumping he
said
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09

send a delegation. due TO arrive Satur-
day forenoon. These two clubs viii
enter a team in the olympic Gun com
petition, carrying colors of the Indiana
State association.
Another due Saturday Is Rudy Kneip-
er from Sioux City. kneiper Is youth
who has been playing good goIT this
season.
Harry Legg. present title holder, so
far is unheard FROM
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
KID WORKS HENGY.

Kid Elberfeld, Little Rock manager,
is working Dutch HengeVeld, right
handler. to DEATH as was evident in
Thursdays game, Dutch wasn't there
showing signs Of staleness and over
work.
The Kid has always been prone 70
work one good pitcher until he dropped
and the case OF Joe Martina in days
gone by Is cited Joe was a bear and
was pitching great ball, and the Kid
worked him so often that he soon lost
his effectiveness, and ruined himself
for three or four seasons. Joe never
got TO be the same pitcher he was be-
fore he was under the Kids direction.
Hengeveld win 20 the same way un.
less he gets the proper rest. II doesh I
take long until a pitcher burns out at
the rate the Kid works him, and un-
less Dutch Is given a few more days
to rest his wing. he'll pass out Just
like Martina.
Dixie Carroll, Chick center fielder
did some great fielding in Thursday s
Little Rock Memphis game.
Dixie grabbed a couple OF line drives
that looked to go safe. Dixie Is with
out question one Of the greatest out
feeders in the Southern league, both
extensively and defensively.
His work has been brilliant all year
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
TIGERS WIN OPENER

NEW YORK, July 9.-Detrot won
the opening game from New York yes
terday TO 3 Going into the ninth
inning, the Yankees were leading ,
10 |, but errors ~ Fewster and Hannah.
coupled with hits by HELM an and Cobb
gave me Tigers three runs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
Card Is Splendid.

Three other very attractive races are
on Saturdays program In the third,
for instance, Gypsy Maid, Ruby Bingen
and Gcrtie r face the starter, and no
one has offered a tip to date upon the
probable outcome, Romac Mills, Wanda
Vincent and Mr.. SIG are scheduled for
"A battle royal in the fourth. and in the
next affair Alice A, WIKI Nu and
Hcliohas make UP the field
Trottlng fans pick this event 10 be
one OF the Nveltest and most bitterly
contested races of the season, and the
dope that cmanates from the rival sta
bles is to the effect that each entry
is in shape for battle,
As a whole the card looks to he the
best OF the season Admission and pro-
grams are free to the public, and a
band will dispense music between heats.
The program
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
WHOLESALERS, LEAGUE.
STANDING Of Clubs

Saturdays Games-Hodges Field.
Nelson's VS. Van Nlcets, 900 pm.
STATIONS VS.. Moores. AIS pm,
Loebs Field--West Diamond.
Ellis VS.. Crane, 2;30 pm,
Orgill VS.. Layne & Bowler, AIS pm
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
PIRATES DEFEAT PILLS.

PITTSBURGH, July 9-Pittsburrh
Yesterday defeated Philadelphia 10 ..
Adams and Meadows engaged In a pitch
ers' battle. the only run or the game
being scored In the eighth on hits by
Adams and Carey Flctchers error and
a sacrifice fly by McKechnie,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
CUBS DEFEAT GIANTS

CHICAGO, July 9.--Toney was battei
freely yesterday and Chicago defeated
New York to 5 in the first game OF
the series Twombley's homer in the
sixth, which sent two runners In ahead
Of him. clinched the game for the To-
Gals.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
BANKERS LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.

Won. Lost. Pet.
Union & Planters ....,.lO lOUU
North Memphis Bank 90. . ~
Bank OF Commerce ...... ~
Thursdays ResuIts-Hodges Field.
Union a Planters S, Bank of Com
merCe ..
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09

Saturdays Games-Loeb Field.
East Diamond.
Hardwood VS.. Euarcos, ESQ pm.
Kelsey vs.. Virginia Bridge, AIS pm
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09

Southern this season, and plans to go
to every city in the circuit before he
returns to Chicago. He has several
players in mind that he wants to see in
action and get a line on.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
AMERICAN LEAGUs
NATIONAL LEAnlII

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09

BASSOCIATED
AAMATEURS

Manager Mahannah. Of the Kelsey
wheel team, has promised the members
Of his team trip to Detroit Mich, to
meet the Kelsey Wheel team of that
city II the locals cop the rag in the
Manufacturers league. If they win in
Detroit, games will be arranged in
Canada,
The Liberty league schedule for the
remainder of the season calls for triple
headers each Sunday The first game
starts at 1870 p. m. and any club with
out a full lineup at that time will for
felt the contest
Managers of teams who figure on
winning the rag in their league should
bear in mind the fact that no players
can be signed after July Is.
Negotiations are under way to take
the local baseball champions to Biz
mingham or knoxville in September
The St Louis champs come to Mem
phis in September to meet the loca
ChampS also.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
TRAVELLERS EVEN SERIES

After see-sawlug back and forth for
six innings, and with the score stand
ing at three each at the beginning Of
the seventh. Chief McClOskrE of the
Chicks, removed paZzy Vance In favor
OF Tiny Goodhrcd aud the Travellers
proceeded to make a parade ground OF
the diamond. Four Travellers scored in
the seventh and won the ball game by
the score of to 3, Dutch Ilengeveld
started for Little Rock, but was I'M
steady all the way At the starting Of
the sixth Manager Elberfed sent in
Rube Robinson. and the RUDE was the
boy the rest OF the way, holding the
Chicks In the hollow OF his portside
paw, and never giving the Tribe look
in for tally
The Chicks scored one IN the first
inning, when, with one gone, Sloan
walked and Griffin followed with n
double to right, putting Sloan on third
from whence he counted on Highs sac
rtficc fly to Miller after MCBarry had
been purposely walked The Travellers
tied in the third when Hoelers opened
with a double 10 center took third on
Hengevelds sacrifice. and scored when
the squeeze play was put on, Distei
bunting In front Of the plate and go
ing out at first as Hocllers registered.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
DELTA LEAGUE,

BelZoni at Jackson.
Charleston at Greenwood.
Clarksdale at Greenvllle.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
BASEBALL RESULTS.


At Atlanta E.HE.
New Orleans 900 O02 l02 0-5 0
Atlanta ...........003 00l 0Ol ID 5
Phillips, Torkclson and Dowie; Boone,
Shcehan and HaEer.
At birmingham R.H.E.
Mobile .............. 900 02l 000--S 3
Birmingham ........O20 900 600 7 2
Lukonovic and Pond Morrison and
Peters
At Chattanooga R.HF.
Nashville .........,. 600 DOL 300 ii 3
Chattanooga ..,...., 0i0 600 020--3 6 I
Tomlin and Jonnard Vines. York and
Neidorkorn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
DELTA LEAGUE.


n NIIW1Ukee /, LOUISVILLE I,
At St Pau II, Toledo 4.
At Minneapolis /, Columbus O.
At Kansas City :. Indianapolis s.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
xropped out for Goodbrod in ninth
.00l oil 400
.....i00 10 900

xpopped out for Goodbrod in ninth.
BY Innings
Little Rock .........,....00 l oil 400
Memphis .,....,.,.,.,.,..lOO ITO 700
Summary: Two base hita--Zoellers, ?,
Moore, Miller, Brottem, Griffin, Three
base hit-Brottem. Home ruus--Wano,
Griffin Sacrifice hits-Dstel 2. HENCE
weld Wano, Blades 2. Sacrifice fly
High Double plays-Hengeveld to
Zocllers to Wano; Distel (unassistedl.
Innings pitched-By Hengeveld 8. with
runs. hits; by Vance. la. with
runs, hits tone on. one out. Winning
pttcher--R Robinson. Losing pitcher
Vance. Bases on balls-Off Hengeveld
3. OF Robinson !. off Goodbred /. Struck
out--Bv Robinson l, by Vance l. Hit
by pitcher High (by Robinson). Time
--l:55. Umpires-Wllllams and Good
bred
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09

AMERICAN AssocIATIcN,
DELTA LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

N~ Y u NV Sc = y y -
Chattanooga at Memphis.
Little Rock at Nashville.
New orleans Mt Atlanta.
Mobile az Birmingham.
-
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
AMERICAN LEAnuE.

At BOSton-- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. r II Z
St. Louis .......... COZ OOl OlO-1 -
Boston ....,0 600 600 600 I q
ShuCkcr and SEVERED Pennock and
Walters.
AZ Washington First Game)-R.H.E
Cleveland .0l0 OOl Oii--I 10 0
Washington ....... 900 600 2OO-2 s
rity.
Second Game RHF
Cleveland ,..,.,,lO0 2hS 2Ol-9 II
Washington ,...,,OSl 100 00l-6 II
Niehaus. UhIe and ONeil. SNYDER,
Erickson. Schacht and Charity
At New York RHE
Detroit ....... 600 900 lO3-4 .
New York ...,.. 0O0 600 20i-S 2 .
Ayers. Okrie Ehmke and Ainsmith
Stanagc, Collins and Hannah
At Philadelphia RHF
Chicago '...'..,... 600 900 s05-S is O
Philadelphia ....... 600 ono 0O5-5 s 1
Cicotte and Schalk. Moore. Hartz and
Mvatt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE.

Standing of Clubs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09

Some betting already is being made
that none will break 20 next week.
The course should be in dandy shape for
condition. Unless an unusually hot
sun comes out to bake the greens they
will be fast and tricky enough to test
the best of the putters.
-
LID L. ,nnlic nd n.arn.n % mill
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09

Just once they have played together
two summers ago At the time Evans
bested Jones in medal play, but the
Atlanta phenom defeated "Chick" in
match play one up. incidentally Evans
has played the Country club course four
times and yet has to beat u.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09

Indianapolis and rerre Haute will
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09

Bobby Jones is playing some golf
right now, and his game will be watched
with more than ordinary interest, es-
pecially as it will be in an early 1920
tourney with Evans. These two have
yet to meet in a really big compe-
tition. Bobby got to the national fin
ais last year, but Evans had fallen by
the wayside in the first matches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30
What's Doing
Around the State

ROSWELI--Robert Flusser was
brought in from the q. -. Armstrong
ranch suffering from tetanus. The
cause being unknown. For n while
his condition was such that his life
was despaired OF. but HIS condition
was improved the following morning.
lie In rs years Of age and has been
working at the G.. H.. Armstrong
ranch.
ROSWELL~Claims for tax reduc-
ton have been filed with the state
tax commission by individuals In this
city. These Gains are TO reduce
assessments nggregating 100000 and
viii be presented to the state tax
commission In September by Byron
q. Beal. representing a number OF
individuals In this county.
SPRINGER-The repair work on
the Springer reservoir was commence
ed the first of the week and from all
reports the break has been leveled
on and the hauling OF loose dirt will
m this week. IL is believed
that the filling OF the gap viii he
completed within three weeks. The
concrete facing will not be placed for
some time. In order to allow the dirt
to settle and pack down. In the
meantime rock will he used as rip
rap. The repairs on the dam will
cost between four and five thousand
dollars. A dyke was built ahead OF
the break in order that water may
he stored without waste. and the
dyke II adequate to handle any flow
OF water which may come into the
lake from heavy storms, etc. The
Springer Ditch company purchased
1000 acrc-feet of water from Charles
Springer at u cost of $4,000. This
| mount of water will he sufficient 10
supply the demands OF the Springer
farmers for the season..
COLUMBUS-The desert mesquite
bush this year II prolific with succu-
lent beans. The beans are longer,
larger ana fatter than for years past.
Steve Heinrich recently purchased a
mustang whose every rib was not
| only plainly visible. but each one pro-
truded to such an extent that they
looked like the bars on n Nylophone.
One weeks rations OF mesquite beans
and Steve's horse looking like a blue
ribbon winner at a horse show.
ROSWELL@There are now stored
ut the Bond-Bake. warehouses in this
city approximately three million
lpounds OF wool. More than two and
three-quarter millions pounds have
beeh stored for several weeks and
enough Is now on the tracks TO make
the three million pounds. This Is the
largest amount of wool ever stored In
this city. Heretofore much of the
wool has been shipped out to eastern
markets before this time OF year.
Th.s year, because OF the condition OF
the wool market, not a pound OF wool
has been sold In this city and prob
ably will not be for several months
at least. The wool growers are hold
ing this wool In the hopes that the
market will revive. Based on a price
of so cents n pound this amount OF
wool represents a total value OF
si,b00,O0O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30

The dress which Adeilnn uFio<ies
was charged BY the police win sttfi-
ing when making a call on t<f
friend Alriha nien. Wedntad1l 4fi4I-
noon, wins found BY police t~9tuQf'tea'
last night e8stod np ~ n fraftfteH n
her home. according 70 ~ irrfr.
Not only lid the police find the
dress. they rny. but also o white shirt
waist and a black skirt. WHICH |fa.
Blea had not missed but ldAnuiied
aa hers.
The police ala not mako the search
Of AdeIinn uriostar' home until nftes
she had denied thu theft Of the drree
IN police court yesterday a~ftefn1on.
Regardless OF her story. she wa
sentenced 10 30 DAYS IN jail IN the
morning on the charge Of diaotderis
conduct
Juan zamora. with whom she was
found when arrested pleaded guilty 20
disordefly conduct last night ana
was given a fine OF $50.
jose Moraio. who was charged with
being drunk last niTht. pleaded not
guilty this morning and his csao was
vet for . O'Clock tonight,