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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
CANADIAN AWARDED s1oo.oe0
IN SUIT FOR FALSE ARREST
Firth Avenue Jeweier Caused Arr..,
Oh iorohfo Man, Double of Noted
Check Flasher.
tBy Associated Press. ]

s,oh MEW onn YORK. Jan. IA verdict OF
GSution Gn was awarded in the SuDremo
coniey Sourt mere today to alexander +. Ma.
auiiey. a aeaiy. marine engineer OF Toronto.
1Ealhst theodore r. starr. n ISjfth
Inrenne ~ 1eweler. who mistook Macauiev
foro for Shristmas', Keough. notorious
rorser' n, and had him arrested as the
was iatsr arrested in Altoona. Pa. On
cipaI CHAT in iGnarbEes. tbs Identified as the prin-
sarvi IN tne check case. and now is
Ill. ~ 'Soh at 1ohet'
The defense was that Keough Is a
produced in court showad st.;i. Iinis pm.
hiescmb blance. MacauIey proved thai
int he was not In this city when n fraudti
Macauley has suits for $3.50 900 each
ppenuihS against two other New York
i,iIrsc,e rms; II cost him $4,000 TO clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
MAN CHARGED WITH
OUADRUPLE MURDER
ON Word OF CHILD
Accused Of Using Dynamite,
Gun and Club to Kill Four
Including BABY.
[By Associated Pressl

aBEfDEEN, MISS, Jan. 16,-
Charles Marshall, charged with mur-
der In connection with the killing last
17sa n5shs fsrn,st pear Amory: Of Eohert Miller.
son; Annie Green Miller, Il. his
daughter. and Burley Miller. 10
months old. was held in the county
jail here tonight under strong guard
PUBLIC feeling is intense and prccau-
tions have been taken to guard against
possible attempts at mob violence.
Pearl May Miller. Is, the only sur
vivor of the family, is said to have
Witnessed the crime from the loft of
TO Sheriff j. L. Lewis. has charged
Marshall with the quadruple killing.
MARSHALL was indicted about a year
ago of statutory offcnsc against the
young woman killed, and was at lib
erty on bond pending an appeal. The
by is alleged to have been his son
Pearl Miller is quoted by the sheriff
rs accusing Marshall of first throwing
a stick OF dynamite. on tho roof OF
large hole in the roof. but failing to
injurc any of the family. Then he
entered the house, the girl is said to
have told the sheriff, shot her father.
brother and sister. and dubbed the
Daby with piece of wood. after which
he is alleged 20 have poured oil on
the floor from lamp and set the
building atirc. Seeing her. fhe girl
stated. the man started climbing to
she escaped through the hole torn by
the dynamite on the roof and fled to
the home of neighbor.
The charrcd bodies OF Miller and
members of his family were found to-
day In the ruins of the farmhouse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
Demon RUM NOW OUTLAW
REVElRY AND PRAYER MARK
BOOZE EXIT IN NEW YORK
White Light District Holds "wakc"
With 1hssfsnnds of "Mourrers"
Drowning Grief.
rBy Associated prcss.I


NEW YORK, Jan. 1G.-Demon Rum
vas declared an outlaw in New York
al midnight tonight, and the dcc,ara-
ton was received in two widely dlf-
fercnt modes by New Workers. While
many thousands gathered in the
churches OF the metropolis to greet
with prayer and praise the Official
passing OF the Demon. many more
thousands expressed their feelings in
q desperate attempt 10 consume as
much of tho forbidden liquor as their
systems and pockctbooks would per-
U.it
The scenes OF revelry in the white
light district surpassed, by common
consent, anything previousiy known in
the city. In every cafe, restaurant
and hotel tn the brilliantly lighted
heart of Manhattan ''niourners" Sath-
cred for the wake" in a spirit OF
hilarity that suggested "a christening
instead OF a funeral. The evidences
OF mourning seemed TO be entirely
confined 10 the numerous collins which
decorated the centers Of most OF the
cafes and resorts
AS the hour of midnight approa ached
numerous funeral PROFESSIONS were
formed and the various collins were
carried from place 10 place or the
shoulders OF such mourncrs whose
Srief had not incapacitatcd them from
acting as pallbearcrs.
No attempt was made 10 interfere
with fhe wake by the official prohibit
ton cnforcers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
AMERICA GIVES ITS REASON
FOR SIBERIAN WITHDRAWAL
10 Maintain Status Quo Would HIVE
DraWn Country Into Innd-
<tHabIc Enterprise.
[ By Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. Jan IL
winch brought about the decision of
lhe United States government to with :
have been set forth in nofn 70 ~
Japanese government. The note, which
Is IN reply TO communication of Inc
japanese government, transmitted 10
made public tonight - ""S
Japan in its communication INQUIRED
wnether the United States proposed m
.laihtdin the status quo, or to proceed
10 entire or partial withdra wal of ire
troops. or whether it WIS ready to send
re11ehIorceinents in case OF need
cumstances it was deemed advisahlc =
10 Withdraw the eNpeditionary force
me United States asserts that re-en,
torcement would be impractical end
mat to maintain the status ouo .:ni.rht
lnFoIre the government of the Gnii ed
states In an undertaking OF such In
aLia aLhinaoie character as TO be inadvis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
SLKV FEZKERS SWEEP
ALL IRISH DISTRICTS
OUTSIDE OF ULSTER
alderman Kelley Re- Elected,
While Lord Mayor of Du6-
lin Gets Record Eofc.
fDy Asiociated preul


DUBLIN, Jan. 16.-Preliminary re-
turns In the municipal election in Dub
lin snow successes for the Sim Fein
candidates. Three Sim Fcin Common
eTs were elected on the first count, in
Guiding Alderman Tom Kelly, now in
Prison in London.
Lord Mayor O'Neill whose term ex-
PRED. although running as an inde-
pendeSt candidate. scored a record poll,
due to the fact. il was said, that he
supported Sim Fein candidates in other
sections.
Results from the country districts Of
Ireland indicate that the preponderance
or the vote went to the Sim Fein as
that the rarity, together with labor.
Will have considerable majority out
side CT Ulste.
Contests in Ulster between Unionists
and Nationalists, were close in all sec
tions. These parties united to oppose
the Sim Feincrs. several of whom,
nevertheless, were elected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
DRYS' DREAM COMES TRUE
AFTER FIGHT FOR YEARS
Prohibition Effective at
Last by Decision OF Forty.Six
Sovereign States.
READY TO RCE LAW
Federal Authorities prepared to Cope
With Illegitimatc Liquor Dealers
and VIII Assist Municipal Au-
thorities Holding Down Lid.

WASHiNGTON, Jan. lG.-Nation-
wide prohibition By constitutional
amendment-thc dream for years of
those opposed to the sale of liquor
became effective at midnight with the
Department OF Justice and Bureau o:
Internal Revenue. the two government
agencies intrusted with enforcement
Of the new basic law. ready to take
drastic action against all volators
The final step IN tho work OF en-
forcing the new form or prob .btion
was taken tonight when Secretary
Glass approved finally the regulations
to be observed by agents OF the Fed
eral government.
Stutc Commissioners Named.
John f. Kramer, General Prohibition
Commissioners, announced that he prac-
ticaily had completed selection OF mis-
corps OF state commissioners and local
agents. and had been notified by them
tnnrrn Ina. tney We're preParsd 70 start TO-
forcing the amendment as provided in
the Nolstead enforcement act
There was little notice taken by gov
licensed sales OF liquor except at the
Treasury Department, where much ac-
tiNity was shown at the offices OF ofi-
Slals connected with prohibition en-
iorcenient. Their task, however, was
c9niit.ed to the linking up OF detailed
plans :or aid .ng local authorities in
driving out the illesitimatc dealer i'm
pected multiplicity OF legal and les
ser tangleS 70 cnsue. but they were
making, an effort to avoid as many Of
these az possible.
STAR OF 1.5oo Men Ready.
Commissioner Kramer sad he had a
stan OF nearly 1900 men ready TO be-
gin their duties at midnight. about
sco OF tnSse viii work under the di-
forcement officers. while The others
VIII ser%e much as internal revenue
agents did before wartime prohibit
STATES the state @ tif dlrsetors have 1e% no,
been named. but Mr.. Kramer has dele :
Eattd their powers TO internal rSvanve
e9iSdlais' 2aTdah so the organization ;essas res
bureau has s2.oOo.ooo with Which ae 10
G0nTdus, Its work until July J.
liquors in bonded warehouses. 1t has
heen disclosed that in several cities
disappeared from bonded storage des-
pie the vigilance of revenue officers.
s,an SO aSert Sas nsan farther thef;s Mr. Kramers
liquors with extra care
History Of Trnfnc.
records compiled show that aboii-
IN non 1sGS % booze e.. was first sought back
sought Ten years later broader
movement for abstinence was nut mn :.
aer way; In 1870, a campaign against
total abstinence from all alcoholic
beverages was launched
=. Agitation for abolition OF tho prar-
tice OF licensing the sale OF liG,,ors
aid not come Until lS47. resulting four
years later in the enactment of prohi-
Dition laws in Maine, the first state
10 put prohibition into effect. Kansas
was second in 1850. and North Dakota
third in 1889. Meanwhile >thc movrN
Ment mad grown to such proportions
that national prohibition nartv ~
eorHled at a convention in Chicaro,
September !, 1869 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
FLU OUTBREAK NOT SERIOUS
HEALTH SERVICE ANNOUNCES
FedenI Authorities Take Steps to
LocniiZc Disease but Expect
Little Trouble.
[By ASSOCIATED Preas-

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE out
break of influenza in Chicago should
Public Health Service said M tonight in in
announcing that steps had been taken
to localiZc the disease.
Admitting that so little is known
about influenza that II was impossible
to make a forecast with any degree of
certainty, the health service expressed
confidence that there would not be a
serious recurrence of the disease be-
cause the malady ran it's course u year
ago and left millions immune, move
ment of large bodies of troops have
turned to civilian work. there arc no
reports Of serious outbreaks in foreign
countries and because of the few cases
In the United States, there being only
1859 reported from September l, 1919.
to January 10. 1920, in comparison with
100000 during the same period year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
PRESENT BILL TO ABOLISH PROHIBITION DEPARTMENT
CONSTITUTIONAL BAN ON RUM LNEFFECT A MIDNIGHT
ROADBODY URGES QUICK ACTIONONBONDA A1lEND11EMT
Billy Sunday Kicks Corpse
Into Grave Without Honor
IBy AssocIntcd Pres..I

NORFOLK, VA, Jan I6.-Ten
thousand persons, who alternately
chcercd md wcpt this afternoon,
heard Billy Sunday preach his last
sermon against liquor as an nIiy
Of tho devil md verbally Kick the
deceased "John DnrieycOrn" Into n
grave of shame and dishOnOr.
There was iituc of the humorous
In the sermon, though the ceremony
which preceded IL WINS ludicrousiy
funny. For half m hour the evan
Eeliat rccOuBted, with the greatest
show of feeling ne Inns exhibited
aimee his campaign began here, the
evils thar accompanied liquor and
the happiness that Will follow Its
demise.
"Good-by, John.- he said, "you
were Gods worst enemy; you were
hcll's best friend.
81 hnte you with perfect hntred.
I love To hate you"
The ceremon! began with the mr.
station. on especial train from,
MiiNyaul<cc.- The coffin was twenty
feet long.
The devil himself, WIN escort, and
twenty palibenrers lifted tho casket
Into the hcarsc. in which II was
conveyed through the streets TO
the tabernacle.
Sunday WINS not In the precession.
He met the "cOrpsc" mt the tnber-,
nacle and Erinned with delight M
the huge caskct Nus placed In the
tabernacle nj his feet. The devil,
mnsked and detected in appearance,
sat close by the corp.c during the
entire ceremony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
VIC. T.U. to Garry Dry
Fight to All WetNations
IBy Associated Prc.xl

CHICAGO, Jan. IG-Nith consti-
futtOnai prohibition I'm effect at
midnight tonight, the Womcn's
christian Temperance Union, which
ms It's national headquarters lin
evanston, will branch into other
reform movements, and also will
carry ON the vnr ON liquor in every
part nf the globe where Its use In
snIi legal. according to announce
ment tonight.
other reforms In the w. G. ~. U.
creed Include world prohibition.
industrial conditions for women.
enid welfare mud mornI education
branches Of the union in France,
f:nEinnd md forty other countries
where agitation nEainrt ifuuor I,
now being carried ON are to he
strengthened by workers sent from
this country.
Tho farewell TO wet good. wn,
celebrated mildly in Chicago to-
n'Ehi. Only ono of the large cafes
put on nn announced Mnkc for
John BarIcycorn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
LESS OPTIMISM PREVAILS
OVER TREATY SITUATION
"Hound Table" discussions Continue
nut success or Move tO Drcak
deadlock IS Doubted.
NJ, e,,,,. :tsH"cIH 10 Prcss. ]


WASHINGTON, Jan. 16-Prelimi-
nary 70 the second conference tomor-
row of the bipartisan committee of
senate leaders. discussing comrrom;se
OF the peace treaty deadlock. Senator
Lodge, of Massachusetts. Republican
Leader. and two of his coiieagucs
Senators Lcnroot. OF Wisconsin,, and
heiiosg, or Minnesota, conferred late
touay regarding the proposals re-
ceived from the Democrats
Thcre was less optimism expressed
to-day either by the Republican or
democratic leaders for success of the
present movement although the
round table" discussions are eXpcct ed
70 continue for some Tine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
EVEN FISH ARE DENIED
BEER, SAYS BREWERY HEAD
New Jersey Town Wildly Excited Over
Rumor of Qutpouring-of
= Booze.
Icy UniycrsaI SerVice.l

, NEWARK, y. j.. Jan. 16.-There was
wild excitement here today due to the
Brewery was going to DUNN ali the
larger beer In it's watts into the pasaic
River as treat for the fishes. Chris.
ing company was delugcd with Im pica 9
TO nave heart and remember his fcis
low citizens, but he said the report was
erroneous.
Tho beer now on hand will simn,,.
be put through a process to EXTRACT
the surplus alcohol and put on the mar.
,ket with rating OF one-half of I
s,er cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
NAMES NEW POSTMASTERs
John A.. Johnston In AppointeS ~,
president Wilson TO Petersburg
Office.
tBy Associated Pres. ]

WASHINGTON. Jan. le.--John A
Johnston. was appointed POSTMASTER
at petcrsburG, Va. today.
made were
Rufus 3, smayer. Birmingham: T
Iticnard Coleman. Sheffield. Ala: John
/. Miller. Concord. y. c.; Isaac Ii
ADAMS. Jr, Lynchburg, Va, and John
y. Lesner. Norfolk. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
WOMEN GAIN ANOTHER STATE
Indiana Mikes Twenty-Sxth 10 Adopt
Federal Suffrage Amend
menf.
IBy Associated Press

INDIANAPOIIS. Jan. IG.--The Fcd-
eral amendment for women's suffrage
was ratified by both houses Of the In
diana Legislature, meeting in special
session here today. In the Senate the
vote was i3 to 3 and in the House 90
TO ratify the amendment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
Irish File Prote,t.

FANS, Jan 1G.-The council of the
league OF nations received the first
rormai protest 20 be presented to IL al
most before It came into being with
was from "the envoys Of the icctcd
government of the Irish republic"
against the unreal English simulacrc
OF an international lenGue OF ncacc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
MOVES TO RELIEVE EUROPE
F0rdney Introduces Hill Cnrrytnr N,
froposni to Extend S16O,OOO, 900
of Credits.
my Associated Press.

N.NSH NJ TON, Jan. I6.-Thc bin
to authorize credits of $3.50, 900. 900 for
food relief in Europe was introduced
today by Chairman Fordney, of tho
House Ways and Means Committees
Action on the measure by the com
mittee is planned for next Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
SENATOR LODGE TO ANSWER
JACKSON DAY MESSAGE
Letter Will Bc Read Mt Dinner Given
Monday Night in Honor OF
Senators.
fHy Associntcd Prcss.l

NEW YORK. Jan. ia letter from
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, of Massa-
chusetts, in reply to President Wilson's
jackson Day message. will be read, Ii
was announced tonight, at dinner to
be given in the Hotel .tstor next Mon
day night in honor OF United States
Senators Hiram w Johnson. of Cali
fornia; William Il. Borah, of Idaho, and
James \. Reed, OF Missouri. Senator
Lodge is expected to outline in his
letter his views as TO the future of the
peacc treaty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
A. E. F. PROMOTIONS LEAD
Baker Gives House Data on boosts
for Army Officers Following
Armiyffcc.

- WASHINGTON. Jan. l6-Sccretary
Baker, replying to a House resolution.
reported today that since the signing
been made in the army. including Is.-
sou In the 4. T.. r.. and 1904 in the
forces in this country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
FINED FOR SPEEDING
Girl Getting S12 Salary Averages $50
Week From Tips, She
Tcsttncs.
t8y Associated Press. ]

NEW fURk, Jan. l6.--Sophie Hoo
dcsky, waitress who testified that
she received 81 salary OF s12 a week,
was fined Sc today after she Ina d
pleaded guilty to violation OF trafic
rules. while driving her $500 auto
mobile She told the court she aver
aged $50 q week in tips.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
RIOT AT ESSEN FATAL.
Civilians and Military Clash In Indus
trial City OF Rhenish
Prussia.

TN.--N SNrlOES rio. No.
CURED today in the neutral zone near
Essen. tho big industrial city in Rhen-
krupp plant. Civilians and militorv
clashed' there was much firing and
Severa. were killed
me German government Immediate
ly sought and obtained the pcrnission
OF the i'clgian occupation authorities
TO send rcinforcements to tho affected
dist ri.;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
LIFT BLOCKADE ON RUSSIA
Aflfes to Permit Importation OF Earn,
implements. Foods md Med
icnf Supplies.
IRy UnivcrsI Snru

DApIc y UhIIHrsA Service.
Soviet Russia is about to be lifted.
Decision TO this effect was reached
%! the supreme Council late TO-DAY. n
agreed to permit Soviet Russia to i'm
port from neutral countries agricui
tnrni implements. food supplies and
Incidence. '''
The announcement empha sized. how
ever. that the alice political attitude
toward the Bo!shcvists is unchanred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
BRYAN EXPRESSES Joy
Demise OF John BnrIeycorn Highly
Pleasing to Grape Juice
Advocate.
icy Universal Service. !

W.ASHINGTON. Jan. 16.-"Peacc be
unto his ashes said William Jen-
ninss Bryan today in speaking Of tho
demise of John Barleycorn .But."
added the apostle of grape Juice. "T
cannot follow the injunction TO sreak
only good of the dead In this case"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
-Four nurned 10 nr.th-

HAMMOND. IND, Jan. l6.--Four men
were burned to death and nine nthcrs
were fatally burned when still at
the Sinclair Oil Refining Company
niant IN East Chicago exploded to-
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
Marion bank Destroyed.

MARION. VA, Jan. 16.--The Marion
National Bank was destroyed by fire
which started in tho basement OF the
building. cntailing an estimated loss
OF $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
-Four Robbers Get saO, ,OOO.

" T1RAHD, Ala, Jan. 16.-Four
customers OF the Phenix- -Glrard Bank
here today and escaped with about
$4,000 In cash and securities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
FILE 100000 SUIT
Mississippi Lumber Man Says Uc liz.
Option on Marathon Lumber
Company.
by HHSNI'TI cd PTPSS.
Il NISS

,td hAuRnL "a hon ,,oMnr MISS, 5onn Jan ls.-The
today was served with an attachment
involving more than sa,ooo,oOo. The
action was filed in the Chnncery Court
OF Smith County by \. j. May, local
lumber man. who claims he has an
option on NIL OF the assets OF the
Marathon Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17

State officers nominated at the 5oint
pemocratic caucus Thursday night
both houses. =. -
Delegate Roland Chase introduced. a
bill to amend section 1925 OF the Code.
which has an important bearing on
within reasonable time. The bill
provides that every person against
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20
The World
Of Sport

Shamrock " has among its equip
mont a Swedish marine speodorneter.
This device records on deck the speed
at which the yacht Is travelling. One
end Of tho device extends through the
bottom of the hull and the pressure Of
the water against the extended part
records the speed
X-xx
Lew Groh. manager Ct the Evansville
club of the Three-I league, will hand
IN his resignation TO the local baseball
fans association. His management has
caused dissatisfaction in the team for
some time and following the loss of ave
straight games during the past week.
the president Of the association. follow
ing counsel wit hthe players decided 20
ask ter his resi- gnation. Groh went TO
Evansville this spring from Rochester.
y. y. where ne PLAYED last year. He IS
a brother Of Heine Groh captain of the
Cincinnati Reds Al Bashang playing
center field. Will succeed him temporar-
ily as manager and may be given the po-
sition for the rest of the year
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20
WHITE SOX GET
TWO PLAYERS OF
RICHMOND TEAM

RICHMOND- Va July I7-TIIcH8r
Ncwhorter and Third Stacker Poole have
been sold TO the Chicago White So0 by
The Richmond club of the Virginia
league. 1IcWhorter has won seven
games and lost four tins season Poole
is considered the class Of the league as
fielder and hitter. He has a batting
average of sis. having made 81 extra
hase hits out of % in 2a9 times M bat
They viii not report TO the Chicago
,eam until the close Of the Virginia
league season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20
JACK DEMPSEY
STARTS TRAINING

new YORK. July 2o---Champion
Jack Dempsey started training here yes
terday for series of prospective match
IS in defense Of his title
Dempsey will do his training in an
old skating rink I'm Eighth avenue His
road work. for the most part probably
vein he done in Central Park
Kearns. Dempsey's mana ger, said to-
cav that he expects to sign articles for
Dempsey Brennan battle within a
week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20
Knockout" Mars Given
Win Over Babe Picato

CINCINNATI o.. July IA" Knock
out" Mars. Cincinnati light weight. was
given q new paper decision over Babe
Picato New castle. Pa at the end OF
a 10-round bout here tonight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20

Br:eu draw Isl.
At Philadelp hia-Mastin Judge and Dam
nv Buck fought draw (s)i John yigi
broke one Of Johnny Laughran's ribs,
bout stopped 60.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

Decisions Of aght Representatives are /
AZ Knockout Mars beat
Babe Picato 70).
At Nernphis-Joe White and Dick
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20

EVERY WILD-EYED ran.
WAS ON his feet
OR SOMEONE elsa's.
AND THEIR soft remarks.
REACHED THE next county.
AND WHILE I'm not.
EASILY EXCITED.
I GUESS I was helping.
THE PITCHER bean
THAT CLEANUP hitter.
AND MY good south paw.
HIT a fat fan.
RIGHT IN the vestibule.
AND HE said ''Phooo.
a FOUL tip.
RIGHT ON my last cigar"
AND ! was sorry.
AND GAVE him one.
OF MY cigarettes.
AND He saw the package.
THAT ] took it from.
AND SMILED and said.
THEY Satisfy
AND THAT smoke you smashed
WAS ONE ny wife.
BOUGHT At a bargain.
so THAT makes It
A SATISFY.
DOUBLE HEADER"
AND AFTER that
EVEN saw him.
Roofing FOR the umpire.