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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-10
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10
PROMOTERS AWAIT
FRENCH CHAMPION
WHEN BOAT DOCKS

NEW YORK, March 9.-'No
compree" is going 10 be a handy
expression for Georges Carpenter
With a French shrug OF his
French shoulders, a blank stare on
his scarless face and the attitude
of a lost sheep. the European heavy.
weight champion Will have a good
refense against the mob that goes
down TO tn dock this month to
get him"
Most of those who rush the gates
and get by the customs officials for
a real close UP of Georges and his
bride will want 20 know when,
where and why he is goin TO fight
Jack Dempsey. The film men will
be asking him if he knows how TO
putty his nose. pencil his eyebrows,
oil his locks, etc. Jack Curley Will
be there TO learn If he knows enough
Yank language 10 tell his vaudeville
audiences a few stories. There will
be Just the hangers-On with the
bromidic line of interview shots
''Whaddye think Of America p
"Howdye like married life ?" ''D'yuh
think yull VIM"
All the business men who want
the champion in on a get-rich-quick
scheme will be singing in chorus
How much?"
Dan Morgan, Paddy Mullins and
others of serious mien, who live by
steering some Of Americas braves
away from the snares and pitfalls
Of the ring, will be in the crowd.
Maybe Georges can't 'parley
vous" America, but he won't lose
anything by it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10
SYNDICATE PLANS
ERECTION OF NEW
COPPER REFINERY

NEWTON ABBOT. England.
March 9.-This little town has
been chosen as the site for the
first electrolytic copper refinery
in Great Britain. 10 cost no.
100000.
The war revealed the fact that
there was no refinery OF this
kind in Great Britain. The nom
ferrous trades committee. formed
by the government. strongly
recommended a plant capable OF
producing 100000 tons Of cop
per should be esta blished in the
United Kingdom for which, as
far as possible. British copper in
blister form should be used.
The government promised f.
nancial assistance II required. and
Sir Gerard Muntz. a member OF
a big West Bromwich copper firm,
who was chairman or the COM
mittee. now heads a syndicate
which will erect the new copper
refining plant.
Al Newton Abbot there are tide
water facilities. in addition to a
bed of over 100000. 900 tons Of
Ignite for the generation of cleo
tricity at a very low cost.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10
NOTRE DAME AND
AGGIES TO CLASH
Cold and Blue Squad Will
Invade Lansing for Final
Indoor Meet.

Notre Dame will wind up the
present indoor track season IN a
dual meet with the Michiagn Ag-
ricultural college speedsters next
Saturday at Lansing. Coach Rock
ne will be without the services Of
his star middle distance runner ICY"
kasper whose recent injuries have
had much 20 do with the mediocre
showing Of the Gold and Blue squad.
The meet with the "Aggies' prom
iSes 10 be a close one as the Michi-
gan men have been pointing their
efforts for the dual rub with Notre
Dame all thru the winter training
period The wood surfaced floor for
the dash events and the circular
gallery track for the distance
events will not be favorable TO best
on the part Of Coach
ed TO fight hard for every point they
make.
Is Men To- Go.
The entries include Patterson,
Bailey or MOZART in the dash, Wynn
and Starrett in the hurdles, Merid-
it'll, Hoar, Burke and Capt Meehan
for the middle distances. Sweeny and
probably Murphy in the mile, Doug
las and Powers in their jump events,
Couglin and Shaw in the shotput
and Willett for the relay with Mech
an. Meridith and Hoar.
Frcshmen-W Western Normal.
The Freshmen-Varsity trackmen
will appear in their first dual meet
OF the year win Western State Nor
NAL as competitors. The meet is
scheduled for Thursday afternoon in
the university gymnasium. Murphy
and Desch the yearling stars will
not compete as they are in the east
this week. The Notre Dame con-
testants will be Mccarthy, Stowe,
Ficks and Smith in the dash; Car
roll, Conley and Smith in the high
In the high hurdles; Ficks, Mon
tague, Avelez, Breen and B. Smith
for the 440: Burke. Heffernan. Des-
mond, and Mcintyre the $50; Ward
Doran. Heffernan and Burke in the
mile run. For weight men ROckne
has O'Conncr. Hughes and Flynn
for the shotput, Hogan, Smith,
Wendland Cashier and Mulcahy
will high jump; Wendland. Hogan
and Smith will pole vault and broad
Jump for the Freshmen. Thursdays
meet will be the initial appearances
Of the 1924 tracksters from whose
ranks the track men OF the next few
years must be recruited. Interest
In the second preliminary interhall
meet slated for Sunday morning. is
high. Corby, SOrin and the Day
Dodgers will be the contestinG fac
tors.
Notre Danes 1920 football cam
paign got under way yesterday noon
with n full attendance at Coach
RoCkne's first class room lectures
ON Fundamental FOOTBALL which
will proceed the actual outdoor work
for two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10
GOOD PROGRAM FOR
BOXING CARNIVAL
Show At Oliver Theater To-
morrow Night Promises
Plenty of Action.

From all appearances the fight 10
be staged tomorrow night in the
Oliver theater in this city viii be
probably the best staged 40 far in
this city. In the main bout Pro-
moter Sworths has obtained two of
the best young ligntwelghts in the
country 10 swap punches for ten
rounds The principals In the final
fiasco will be Texas Kid, the cham
pion lightweight OF the southern and
Pacific coast states. and Teddy
Murphy of Chicago.
Each OF these boys started into
the game as feathers but since then
have put on weight and Texas now
lights at 1872. while Murphy tips the
teams at 12s. Although not kegiti-
mate lightweights each Of these boys
have met some OF the toughest
lightweights in the ring, and have
often emerged with Victories de-
spite the handicap of a few pounds.
Texas has a mean punch 10 rely
on for winning most OF his bouts,
while Murphy Is content to gain de
cisions on points. The Chicago lad
is one OF the cieverest boxers In the
arena
Both Anxious.
When they meet here things will
be interesting, because each is out
TO win. A victory will mean a
crack at some OF the best boys in the
country and eventually a bout with
Benny Leonard. Murphy is being
coached by Packey Mcfarland, and
TO him Murphy attributes most OF
his success Texas has been taking |
on most OF the prominent boys in |
Michigan latel. and he has won |
every bout in that state. When they |
crawl through the ropes Thursday |
night local fans will have the Oppor- |
tunity OF witnessing a great battle. |
Swell Prelins.
In addition to the final, Promoter |
SworthS has arranged three other |
bouts for the evening, all good. In |
the first bout he has Kid Fay of |
Niles and Harley Reese OF Iaporte !
swinging at each other. Each of !
the lads are considered as Corners. |
and the battle promises to bring out
plenty OF action. Eddie Welsh OF
South Bend will make his initial bow
TO local fans when he stacks up
against Joe Berry of Chicago in a
six round bout Berry won from
White Clements at the Oliver a
month ago, and Is anxious TO gain
new laureIs for himself. Welsh is
only laQ OF 10 vars yet ne can
fight with the best Of them. He has
won most of his bouts via the K. o.
route, and he intends TO hang the
Old sleep producer on the Chicago
lads chin ere the six rounds are
over. In the semi-windup Young
Fleetwood will go eight rounds with
Sailor Richie of Chicago. Both OF
these boys are right in the pink, |
and the gloves should fly thick and |
fast during their "a minute stay in |
the ring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

CHICAGO. March 9.-Two thou
sand oil men were expected here to-
day TO attend the three day national
petroleum congress of the American
Petroleum league. Representatives
from practically all the mid-contin-
ent oil companies were TO be pres
ent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10
COACH BURNHAM'S
QUINTET STARTS
FOR TOURNAMENT
South Bend High School Team
Off to Bloomington to
Compete In Meet.

Coach Burnham's high school
basket tossers will leave over the
T. l.. 4 ". this morning 40 1920
for the state basketball tourney 90
be held IN the Indiana university
gym At Bloomington. Their first
contest will be at D. M. Thursday.
with Angola. And IN they succeed in
taking the Angola five over Martins
Vile will be met in the second round
Friday evening.
South Bend high school has never
won a state basket bali champion
ship. The nearest that any local five
has come was when Capt Mosiman
lead his five into the finals ia 1914
and was defeated by Wingate after
the contest had been played five
minutes overtime. since that time
no Tan and Blue five has survived
the second round. For the last few
seasons se-eraI big hves have given
them severe trouncings. but this
season Coach Burnham' basketeers
are out 90 upset ancient history
Angola Efr=<
Angola. the first on the program.
broke even with KendallWllc. The
locals have twice defeated the Ken
dallville lads on both the local and
home floor On the Kendallvlle
floor Angola was given "a bad de
feat. With this In view the Tan and
Blue men should take the first con
test Martinsville is doDed by South
ern sCribes 20 be one of the best
fives In the state. and strong con
tender for the state title IF the
locals can take this contest over they
will have a big feather ia their caps
when Il comes 20 meeting Jefferson
next
The southern brand OF bali has
caught the Burnhamites unaware for
The past few years, but Coach Burn
ham expects 20 make "a northern
brand Of ball go long way toward
upsetting the dope this season. Some
experience in the southern type Of
ball was given the locals i'm the
Huntington game. The High school
five defeated these mon by six points
on the local floor and at that time
the team was not near SO strong
as at the present
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, o., March g.
Heinie Groh, captain and third base
man OF the Cincinnati world cham
pions, signed contract today Pres't
Hermann of the Cincinnati Nation
ais in making the announcement
would not state the amount Of mon
ey Groh will receive under the con-
tract
Groh had been offered $4,000 but
had been holding out for $12. 500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10
BASKETBALL SERIES.

PHILADELPHIA. March 9-The
athletic council of the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA Tuesday approved the
proposed series OF basketball games
between Pennsylvania. winners OF
the intercollegiate league title and
the University OF Chicago, cham
pions of the western conference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10
GIVEN DECISION.

AKRON, o., March s.-Harry
Greb, of Pittsburgh, was given the
newspaper decision over Clay Turner
OF New York, in a u round bout
her Tuesday night. The men are
light heaNyweights
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

TRENTON, n. J., March 9.--Fed-
eral Judge John Reilstab this after
noon refused to issue a preliminary
10 restrain the federal
from enforcing prohibi-
ton against the sale OF 2.75 beer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10
A LOVE TANGIE

That runs the entire gamut OF hu-
man emotion. That's Every
a powerful picture sermon
at the Castle and LaSalle theaters
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
971-l1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10
THE WORLD O. SPORTS


The Red SoN have decided that
Pitcher Harper need not play sun
day baseball and the former Sena-
tor has accordingly sent ina his
signed contract
Frazee and Lanniu Of the Boston
Americans have patched up their
difficulties and the Boston bali park
won't be sold this summer.
Benny Leonard has decided that
All future fights ON the coast must
De tour-rOund affairs If hes to show
his talent. Proving that Benny is
"a judiciOus solomon as he realizes
that his pugilistic career is fast
coming To close.
a Boston referee crossed "A bunch
Of gamblers the other night and got
away with his life Jack Moves a
negro did his best TO lose 20 Red
Allen and finally fouled Allen. Pow
ers got his about then and discov-
cred the night had beer fixed for
the negro 90 lose Instead of rui-
ing Allen the winner. however. the
referee gave Noyes the decision and
the gam blers hOwled- None of them
were game enough TO tackle the
referee.
Freddie Welsh. former light
weight champion will be mustered
ont OF the Army this week. A short
time ago a report had il that he
was shot. Perhaps they meant an
shot as a fighter Otherwise the
eN champ IT. very much alive
Speaking of sporting notabIes
from different states Grantland
Rice overlooks Indiana which has
turned out Eddie Rousch Foster.
Lou Criger, Harry Arndt. and Goat
Anderson.
Critics predict governmental su
pervisiou OF amatuer athletics should
Uncle sam decide TO adopt Univer
sal military training.
Bm KLEIN. National league um-
pre- will tour the National league
training camps instructing the Twill
ers ON the new rules. A few weeks
hence 10 Will be the pitchers who'll
be telling KLEIN an about them.
Carney OF Illinois with 1913 points
FOR the season clinched individual
honors i'm the Conference basketball
race.
Bob Bescher old Notre Dame
sta-. has signed mp 20 play with
Columbus in the American assOcia-
tion this season.
Rumor has il that Center College
is 20 come 10 NOtre Dame next Oc-
tober in what ought TO prove the
biggest football games ever staged
around South Bend.
When a ball player gets famous
ne gets like an old knife and wants
90 be traded.
The Giants have no less than five
college players this season Frisch,
Bowen. Staat. White and Mcclure
all sported around Holy Cross. the
Catholic university and Fordham
last June.
England has set about 90 End a
HEAVYWEIGHT capa Bile OF whipping
the best man the world can pro-
duoe Joe Beckett has begun all
over again. and now comes a chance
for Battling Levinsly or some other
81 Americas third-raters-
Nebraska has engaged Frederick
W. Luehring. coach at Princeton 90
instruct the Cornhusker basketball
team next season.
Soldier smith who came into
prominence By soundly trouUcins
Bob Martin, A. r. T. champion was
wounded dve times while lighting
overseas.
Eddie Rousch did al his spring
training last year on his indiana
farm then, went out ana ici me
National league in batting. Proving
fhat spring training doesn't make
ais ball players
r.t,t...-,-....l,s.. MINERS mi ~cIif-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

Critics predict governmental su
pcrvisiou of amatuer athletics should
Uncle sam decide TO adopt univer
sal military training
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

BIZ Klein. National league um-
pre- will tour the National league
training camps instruCting the twirl-
ers ON the new rules. A few weeks
hence 10 viii be the pitchers who'll
be telling KLEIN an about them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

Freddie Welsh former light
weight champion will be mustered
out OF the Army this week. a short
time ago report had IL that he
was shot Perhaps they meant all
shot as a fighter. Otherwise the
eX champ IL very much alive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

The Rcd SoN have decided that
Pitcher Harper need not play sun
aay baseball and the former Sena-
tor has accordingly sent ina his
signed contract
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

Carney of Illinois with 1913 points
FOR the season clinched individual
honors i'm the Conference basketball
race.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

Benny Leonard has decided that
All future nights ON the coast must
De tour-rOund affairs If hes to show
his talent Proving that Benny is
p Judlcious solomon as he realizes
that his pugilistic career is fast
coming To close
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

Frazee and Lanniu Of the Boston
Americans have patched up their
difficulties and the Boston bali park
won't be sold this summer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-03-04
BAND RE.oRdANIzEs
K. r. Pleiesr Chosen Director And
Plans Made For This Year.

The Abilene Military band held
their first meeting Thursday night
at which they recognized and ~.
lected q. r. pleiser who has led
the band for several successful sea-
sons. 10 continue rs director Iiar-
old Roger WHO was assistant dire
tor Of the 1901 Infantry band IN
France aud is one Of the best cornct-
ists in the country will occupy the
first chair with but Il few exeep.
tions the membership will be the
same rs last year,
First regular rehearsal will be held
Tuesday. Thursday night a short
rehearsal showed an the musicians
Ia excellent form and the band
which did fine work last year prom
ises 10 be even better this season.
They will decide later whether or
not they win give an Easter concert
as has been the custom for the past
few years. However, they plan to
do some outside work this summer.
Already correspondence has been be-
gun 10 arrange for ut-of- town trips.
The organization is one Of which
Abilene is Justly proud and many
are looking forward TO the opening
OF the band concerts in warmer
weather.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-03-04
SERIOUS CHARGE FOR TWO
Follows Esoapade, SAIina Girl Being
Absent Three Days.

T.. !. Pease. Manhattan, aud IL
r.. Titus. Council Grove. were
brought t. Salia Yesterday by IN
dersherin William Gerard, after b..
ing arrested on his complaint NJ
Council Grove for their part Ia q
TUESDAY to Friday" cscapadc IN.
volving motor ear and young sa'
lima girl. Miss Gladys Young, daugh.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs, w .. Young,
119 south Chicago. Pease who has
a wife and child living in Manhat-
tan. is charged with statutory crime,
Titus, 4 man Of twenty three, Is
charged with state white slavery
The facts OF the ease brought by
the state against the two men came
10 the attention Of Ilnleisheriif
Gerard when the girl disappearing
from her home on Tuesday, Febru
ary II, returned on Friday without
a reasonable explanation Of her all
sence. The story she then told IL
volved a trip to junction City and =
ride with man named Pease, she
said she met quite by accident ON
the streets Of that city.-Sslins
Journal.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-03-04
MINISTER'S OF COUNTY MEET
+. N. lehman Director State Inter.
Church Movement Spoke.

Pastors Of the churches Of various
denominations over the county gath
cred here for the meeting Of the
county Ministerial association held
lat the Lutheran church
The forenoon session WAS opened
lat 1880 with devotions led by Rev,
IL. W. smith Of Enterprise. An nd.
dress by J. II. Engle secretary Of the
state sunday school association
and discussion led by Rev w ".
Richmond Of solomon followed and
lunch WAS served.
The afternoon session included ~
opening address by Rev. G. w.
Maggart ON the Unity Of Christen-
dom and one by Francis NJ. Lehman,
state survey director for the inter
church world movement on which he
will talk. The close Of the meeting
was occupied with n general dis
cussion and reports from the pas.
tors conference at Wichita.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-03-04
FILE REPLEvIN SUIT
South Security Co. Wants Cars
On ChatteI Mortgage.

Suit has been filed by the South
west Security company. against
Dave StrOmquist, F. A. Eytman and
George Mullin. for the collection Of
$1,000 on chattel mortgage or the
possession Of two Kissell ears.
The plaintiff alleges that a chattel
mortgage was given by Stromquist
and Eytman on two Kissell cars to
secure payment of note for $3.50,
due Feb. a. He declares that the
note is wholly unpaid and the de-
PENDANTS have refused TO give up
the cars as the mortgage provided.
one is in the possession Of George
Mullin who also refuses to release
the car declares the plaintiff.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-03-04
CAN TAKE OFF THE TAXES
II You Kept Account of Payments
Will Count on Income.

An inquiry from an Abilene man
to the collector Of internal revenue
brings this reply which will be Of
interest to many taxpayers:
reference is made to your letter
Of recent date containing questions
with regard to allowable deductions
in determining net income subject to
tax. A corporation or an individual
is entitled to take deduction for war
tax paid on freight and express
shipments. An individual is en-
titled to take deductions for amounts
expended for war tax on railroad
tickets, Pullman tickets, purchases
Of drugs, clothing, etc, if a record
of these expenditures is kept.-W.
II. H. Pepperell, collector"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-03-04
GAMBLING IMPROBABLE
County Officials Are Breaking UT
Little Clique in herington.

Gambling in Dickinson county Is
becoming an Improbable means Of
livelihood and If the efforts Of coun-
ty attorney S. S. Smith and other
county officials are successful 1t
will soon become most unpopular
one.
Chas. Owens of Harrington Piled
guilty 10 gambling before Justice
Brann Monday and was fined 1919
His arrest was the fourth on the
same charge in less than two weeks
and fines have ranged from $25 to
500 and costs The men arrested
have lived in or near Herington and
efforts will continue to check gamb-
ling in this county.