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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
Mrs. LIE Roy Victorious
Over Miss Gould by
Score of 6-3, 10, IS

There were four matches yesterday
in the singles in the women's annual
invitation tennis tournament being
held on the Rockaway Hunting Club
courts at Cedarhurst, L. l., and only
one was finished in straight sets. Mrs.
=. l. Mallory won that by defeating
Miss Helen Baker, 81. Cd. but the
other matches were all hard fought
and in double until the last point
was victorious over Miss Corinne Gould
by p score Of 6-3, Is, rs, but at
enc time it looked like a 100 to l shot
Miss Gould would win the mach. That
moment was during the third set when
Mss Gould was leading by count of
five games to three, and in the ninth
game was ahead Of her opponent by
800.
But at that particular crisis Mrs. lie
Roy staged q brilliant rally and won
the game. Then she took the next
three and left the court triumphantly,
whereas a few minutes before it ap-
Feared as though she would depart
as one of the vanquished. This was a
great match and brought forth rounds
OF applause repeatedly. The lead see
sawed back and forth until near the
finish.
The two E.eanors-Miss Tenant and
MISS Goss-also had brilliant, keenly
contested struggle. Miss Tcnnsnt 'os-
the first set at 4-6, but she came right
back and, playing whirlwind tennis, lit
orally swept her tall opponent off her
feet in the second set-to. The score
of this set was 81. Miss Tenant,
continuing her fine work, swept straight
through to final victory, winning the
third set by tally of GO.
The other three-set match VOC he
tween Miss Edith Sigourney and Miss
Florence Ballin, and, like the other
two, it was fraught with exciting play
and clever racquet Wleldin1. on tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
Church Folks Prefer
Vacation to Voting
Against Boxing Bill

BOSTON, Sept. 1.-Boxing in this
ID state will be sport for pub
lie participation. instead Of one
limited to members Of clubs for
cities and towns which accept
new law effective tomorrow.
The Rev. Z. T: Root, secretary Of
the Massachusetts, Federation Of
Churches, announced to-day the
failure Of an effort to obtain $4,000
signatures by which the boxing bill
passed by the last Legislature
would be made ineffective until
passed upon by referendum.
The fact that church members
were absent on vaction during the
summer months was advanced by
the secretary az an explanation Of
the failure to bring about a popular
vote. Under the new order Of
things bouts will be limited to ten
rounds, With decisions to be given
by referees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
Mrs. Mallory Too Cleuer
For Miss Baker on Courts


, Singles tthird roupd)-Mrs. Robert IL
Roy defeated Miss Corinns Gould. S-s.
Fourth round--1fles Eleanor Tenant
oc1eated Miss Eleanor Gos., Al. I'll.
Hr'fn baker. 81. 6-4; Miss Edit, ST,
gourrey defeated Miss Florence BALM,
Doubles !second round)-Mrs. F. I. NAL
lory and Miss Eleanor Goas defeated Mrs.
william Dick and Miss Marion Hollins.
-. 81; Miss Marie Wagner ara Mrs.
f cs sgqr. wailsch b., defeated Mrs. George
g., Mrs B. F.. Briggs and Mrs Edward
RAYMOND defeated Miss Katherine Force
Third round-Mrs. B. F. Briggs and
Mrs. Edward Raymond defeated Mrs. De
Forest Candee and Miss Margaret Grove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02

Up. M.
Court No. 1-Wallace F. johnson
vs.. Roland Roberts.
Court No. 3-Watson NJ. Wash
burn vs.. Charles 8. Garland.
2:45 p. Nj.
Court N. 2--William T. Tilden
I'd vs.. Vincent Richards.
4P. Nj.
Court No. 1-William NJ. Johnston
vs. Richard Norris Williams I'd.
TRAINS TO FOREST HILLS.
Leave from P. r. X. Station, Sew
enth Avenue and Thirty-third Street
1880 noon, 1880, 1881, 1:12, 1880,
2:06, 2.30, $500: 3:1S. a:45, 4:o6,
1920 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02

Bobby Michasls, with . record q
eight consecutive knovckout victoriea.
and Benny Valger win headline the
card at the National A. A. of Philadel.
phia on September ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
champion Moues Step
Nearer to Regainiing Title
Johnston, Iilden and Richards Also Triumph;
Field Striving for National Honors Reduced
to Sixteen as Result of Third DAVIS Plav
By Fred Hawthorne

Richard Norris Williams Boston, national champion IN 1914
1916 moved step closer to his cherished the reennv
his title by defeating Willis E. Davis California by score Of
49, g. 60 yesterday afternoon third round of the annual
national championship singles on the rf
Of the Side Tennis Club, of Forest Hills Wv ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
Golf Stars Gather at Roslyu
And Begin 7heir. Workouts

which was fair. They win kesp 1t 10
Gardner was also on hand. q was Cyril
Tolley. and with them it was The xsune
story rs with the othsrs-fair scores.
Young Jesse Sweetssr. iatercolleRi.
ate champion and grand folfer. who
may prove to be the dark horse Of che
meets Gardiner White, Oswald Kirk
by, former Metropolitan champion, ane
many others who have been working
diligently over the Roslyn links the
Of their game. were treadsng the fair.
ways. again yesterday. Certainly By
Monday none Of these will be able %
say he doesn't know the course.
Practically all Of the contestants
who are expected to Be In the running
are now on hand, with the exception
OF the Canadians, who are due to ar
rive any moment. Practice sessions
will continue to-day and tomorrow.
and on Saturday the Americsn-CanA
4an team match will be played with the
ing on Sunday.
Ted Ray, now United States open
golf champion. and his celebrated EnR.
llsh partner, Harry Vardon, who are
scheduled to return to this sectiep
about September Is, will appear on ths
Cherry Valley course on September 20.
Their opponents will be selected lsteS.
A best bali match will BE- played Be.
tween George Mclean. tho Great Neck
star pro-" paired with Nicholas De-
and James Maidens Of the Nassau Coun.
try Club, paired with Jack McKenna. IL
the Bel!eclaire Country Club, on Sunday
afternoon starting at $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
Boxing at West Hoboken

The West Hoboken A. C. will stage
bouts Friday night. In the main event
of ten rounds Waiter Mohr, Of Brook
lyn, will meet Sailor Joe Dundee, Of
Tennessee.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-05-13

!pen beo BET republifanife National-
fonbent / Chicago Sen 86e Stunt.

pen beo oct republifanffe 9eationalz
fonbent i Gbicago Sen Soc Stunt.
arrongetnentsfomitcen ba1gte ioag
Senator 2o6ge til mi6lerti6ig 6or>
mano og beilutte6e at benltille til
&onpentet at beige 1togen an6en til
permanent Gormon6 for at befri
2o6ge for @Dr6en meo at pruiioere
UNDER bele Mp6et. .Sor fire s(ar
it6en befle6te Senator @arren 6.
&aroing of Ohio beege @tillinger.
@pringfielo, ST., ben lite Mai.
@uberngr syronf .. 2otp6en er af
State1ts Delegation til BET republt,
fanIfe Nationalfonbe1t blepen gipet
Eiliagn om Stptte for Naominatio>
men til @rnlioent. 2otp6en pan6t en-
fuloiten6ig Seir oper Mabor @il,
liam Sale Ebonpion al Chicago.
4or1bentionen balgte 10 @elegater
vat large. 9tte tilbprte 2o1p6en.
Delegationen. Mapor Ebompion
bar e1t af Delegaterne. Sber Ge!e>
gat bill faa fire Teute6eles Ste1nme.
Sen 6enlofrotilfe @tatsfonpentio11
negte6e igaar at in6tage noget
5ton6p,1nft / Sorbu6sipergsmaolet.
Sc balgte Delegater uat large" bar
l,i11Itr1ere6e.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-05-13
Dpt nanBkp 5lfautg.
9eorblesbig beiettes af banife Srup=
penI ber mobtages meb itor Sn'
bel / Ggnberbpr9.

&ibbenbabn BEN Ste Mai. Gait
ife tEropper belatte ioag norotige
Glesnig, bbis Soft ben 106e 6ebr1ar
ltemte for at benoe tilbage til Sun,
mari. Epiferne bar bol6t .9iltriftct
ii6en 1866.
9a1Aferne bleo mo5taget meo itor
SSubel be6 lin Mnfomlt til @Gn6ee=
borg. &ele 8efolfningen, 6eriblanot
en6el ga1nle, Der erin6reoe oct tpife
8onbaroemett al 8pen for Sc slar
1ioen, % ca. 81 8eteraner fra &rige1'
i 1864 nar uoe for at bDl6e Soloa,
terne.
gn 6onif &roppeitDrfe a11fon1 og,
iaa til @ooersleb og blep mo6taget al
10000 6a1llfe % franIfe &ropper,
Der 1nar}cbereoe giennem flagpDnteo1
@a6er til &aiernerne, bbor BET tpife
Stag bleb taget neo og bet oanite
beilt ilte6en. &
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-05-13
pper 1900 Sob tilpeirs. 6

Dber 1900 Sob tilbeirs. gl,
Ge1tro, Galif., ben 106e Mai. &ap.
tein 2oueIl s. Smitb, Gbef for Sur
bear Slpbep!a6s, ilog efter 9igenbe
ollie @gioereforoer for &eroplan meo
Gbrer og tire Hosiagerer, 6a ban
ioag iteg op 17,100 SOB. Meropla,
net bar 2uften 2 elmer og 40 Mi-
11lter. &an bab6e tire &orporaler
1neo fig.
Mbttcri / 0inme. Erielt BEN Toe
Mai. Ser uobrgb ct Mptteri / 81
,rme beb 5=8ioen / gftermi66ag og
Der opito6 boIblom &smp tnellem
aarabinierer og Qr6itti. 12 Mano
blep brebt og so iaaret ! 4ampen.
|5ol6aterne tilberte Gabrielle o'gln=
1t,1115ios Gropper.
9en unsarFfe 6rehstrnftat. 8aris
ben Ste Mni. Sen u'l9drife Greos=
traftat bill itnorgea ee operraft
Sen ungarife Eelegat 81 Gage
bill blibe gipet Delegatio1e,1 til at
[,t,1bertegne 9raftaten,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-05-13
knn1n1l1ntHtrarttpt.
Mrbeiberniniiter @ilion \ crHrrer
@artiet lopli8t. Site ftiftet for
at itDrte @egteringen.

@aibineton Ben 6te @ai. 9e-
portationsor6rer for 200 ra6ifale
l16lRnoinger rnaa antagelig anrul=
Ieres, iagoe SSn6Danoring
men6 ioag, iom Gplge al slrbeioer-
11iniiter @i1ions @ien6elie> at &om=
muniitarbei6erpartiet er lobligt.
Or6rerne bleb u6iteot efter &a55i=
aer foretaget / Sanuar al @genter
for SSuitits6epartementet. Gen e11e=
1te Mnflage moo De flelte af oe arre=
ltere6e er, at De er Meole1ntner al
Bortiet. Mrbeibern1iniiter Wilio11
fanbt, at 8artiet lite bar organiieret
fot at itprte Sc Gorene6e. Gtaters
Megiering.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-05-13

6a ban blep forellaaet til @upernbr.
Collins blep nonlineret peo Afflama.
ton.
Ser par fire @oterin9er for Statss
iefreter. Sc fornenlte &anoioater
forl1oel1 Solm par Sam 9. GORDON
% 6reo Gbertran; ser bar en- BEL
Gel 1pre6te Stenln1er. 3e6 fieroc
slf1ternning ,na19le6e &olm fire
9ten1ner, % Fan bleb ga nomineret
peo glfflanation.
Sacobien, Shines &i1ton og Gbcll
blep nomineret eultcmmig.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-05-13
@aalfjrg @arpcp bpmt til Tnng,

@aaifiee @aruep bpnt til Trna,
iel paa 2ipstib. Sos 9(ngeles, Ga1.,
Sen 10oe Wfoi. ~9!aaifipg" Gbas.
g. @orbep blep i6ag 6s1nt til Seng-
lel pao 9ibsti6 for Mor0et poo Nina
See Delonep. en- al bans 26 &oner.
&arbep bar tilitaaet at babe 1nproet
flere al lt1e v&oner".
S6et 9onm1eren ofiag6e Gpmme11,
erflere6e ban, at @araeps GorbrD,
0erreforo ~por oen afifpcliglte Sor=
brp6era,nalerne" og at man life
ban6e fl>n6et noge,, l(n6lfploning for
Mor6ene. Sarpcp blep: erfleret fp=
lilf niltnb, abnorm og nlora1lf 6ege-
nereret.
&arbeD 1neote pel1t fle6t ! &etten.
Son piitc ingen SS11tereSie for bpao
ser foreeif, Jas n1e6 ne6llagne 9ine
og 1pntes forbpbet / eg,1e Tanfer.
Ieputp Gberiff Golts blep ino.
fa16t iom Bibne. 9an gienne1ngit
Sagen>fra LITE s(pril-t til &arpeps iio.
fte Tilitaaelie,
r.. -
!. aamelerne bill baoe &olitea6lobel1
ppbnbet. Milpaufee 6e11 Ste Mnt.
! Set rationale &obebfparter for Sr,
Ser Of gomels telegrafere6e i6ag fpl>
gen6e til Speafer @illett:
vEDe Sroer ,of Gdmels meo ct
potentialt itemmeberettiget Me6lens,
ontal of $4,000 prote1terer moo Gor,
igg poa at foranore @o!ltea6=2ooen
for @iennemfprelIe> af 6orbuo. 81
er i1no6 2open, men forlanger en-
rem, Ioblig 8an1p for 6ens Dpba,
bel fe."
Nneter Sanftiun paa Cot pn'
2.75 8rucent El. Boston Ben Ste
Mai. @uberner Coolidge nngteoe
ioog at ianftionere Sen 8ill, Ser til.
lnoer 9ilbirfl1ing og galg af 2.75
3roce,1t 81 og lette @ine. 8Hlen
blep beotaeet at 2egislature1r n1eo
ober to 9reoieoels Maioritet og bli,
Der fanffe III, peotaget ooer bans
l8eto.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-05-13
HnlakkprnpH Kamt11.
Sitter Meloiug ON, at &olaffernc er
rDffet ino / &ie>u / !6elene poa
retirerenbe 8pll lbebifer.

2onoor Sen 106e Mai. IS @gnen
peo @iem fpncentrerer bore Gropper
Jig efter MISUNDERSTANDING paa
penitre 8re6 al Galiepr," iag6e BET
officielle @aoio=4 =4ommunife fra Mo>
lfar toog om Sen polite Sffenltb.
Set officielle polite &pmmunife
Iagoe, at Yolafferne bar gaaet oper
SSrpe1Hlo0el1 og at Fatrulicr bar rpf.
fet ino / &ielp.
@aricbau ben 9oe Mai. &apalleri
og Sen polite Mrmes &obe6ltprfe rpes
feoe ino i &ielp 2br6ag Morgen i
@plene pod Sc retirerenoe 8ollbebi,
fer.
Set polite sSnfanteri fortiatte lin
Grcmrpfning / 9pbet al Daseu og aa=
oalleriafoesineer bolot Jig i aontuft
mes Sesnfanteriet.
Ger bar life pioere aan1p ifplge
Meloinger til set polite &opc6fparter
/ Morlcbau. &apalleriet rpffe6e tho
/ 8Den belle 9agen, meoens Snfante>
riet rptteoe frern i Ell flor &alpcirfel.
Nogle. faa Mitraljslelfl16 =bleb fDr.t
ON Morgenen tiolig, ioet &apalleriet
piite Jig, men oisle b!ep bl,rtig brast
til Tausbe0.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-05-13
TurHkunHhrtalitt1.

Eaa @rllno al BEN operoroentltge
lope Yris poa Minneapolis Stoenoe
maa hi ltren9t bolbe paa Den @e9el>
at 8la0ct betoles 0orifl,o. Noresle'
lappen piler altib, til bbtlfen Sag
@looet CT betalt, og bpis oerfor 5or'
npellen al Mbonnementet lite ct moo
t,aet inoen Maaneoers l(ogang BIZ
l,aafon,menoe Nbonnent -ftrsget.
e1 ,bliper itrengt operbolot
lige oD~ tpf M6onnenter uben
6orifiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-05-13

r8laaFies" @arbep erflerer fig
fpl6ig. Sos Mngeles 6en ste Wtai.
rBlaoffieg" GbarIes 81. &orDep er=
flere6e Zig ffDloigi Sperretten ioag
i Mor6 / .fprlte @rao paa Selma See
9elonep. Gom oil blibe afingt Man-
bag og Dom1ner @illis erflere6e, at
ba1 biloe u6nPbne to 2pger til ut
unoeris9e @orbeDs &ilitan6.
ga @ran6iurpen rapportereoe
4nflage11 MOB bam, fa6 &arpep 1ne6
bpiet @obe6 og bolot &nn6erne for
9inene. San bite abfolut ingen @e=
hngelie. Da ban bleb onmooet ON
at ibare paa Mnflagen, bpilfe6e ban:
~@fDl6ig."
HoQitimenb brebt I sSSrIanb. -
Dublin ben 106e Mai. So @oni iob=
Ter af Eimpleomue Bolitiitation,
County Gorf, bleb ifltot % 6r9bt l1n=
ser acknowledgements ioag al Men6>
ser laa / 8agBo!6. S 8anlon b1ep
Sergeant Slpnn or9bt og en- on6en
Sergeant faaret. Bolitiiergeant
Mc9onnen of @aban=Bolitiet bleb
hrebt Spn6ag Scat nar lin Suite /
Glonohltp, bpor bon geatten oen
Site Marts meo lin lille .@orniion
eioroe baaronaffet Mooltano moo ct
6inn Sein-Mngreb. ).
Gbert ,tbitbbt -af Sabelmngernes
6agfcrening. Berlin Sen 4oe Mai.
4r9iibent ebert, Der fer ban blep
Hreiioent bar Saoelmager, CT 11eo
200 moo 5 Stemmer ubite6t al
Saoelmogerfae aeforeningen / Berlin
Mariage,1 bar, at ban un6ertegne6e
Deosoomnen ober e,, Man6 beo
geabn &opp, ser bar fun6en ifploig
L Moro.
8anfrbperi. ct. 2ouis, N1o., Ben
Zoe Mai. Ni 1noifere6e 8onoitter
rgbeoe Grobers Nationel 8nnf / Geit
|st. 2oltis, ST., i6ag. gn 8un6it
blep brebt. On anben 8cn6it bleb
fonget nnoer en- Hiiolfamp. Nit.
ten tuiino Dollars / 3ontanter, font
blep ftiaoIet fra 8enfsn blcb fenere
funoet / en- forla6t Muton1obil.
sornabp. @reeleD, Colo, Ben 6te
Mot. Gn Gornaoo git ner bette
|gteo % raiereoe Garmbuie, otnbte
apeg og poelagoe &eleeraf. og Gele.
fontraaoe. Sngen meloes omfom.
men.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-05-13
aniaa 8pifDttelie Of Sonoelslfibe iont
bet bigtig1te 9rbei4e.

S fin 8ritif bap6e Gins ureiit CIT
taarnbei 8psning at Ouer6ripelier
og GorbrGngninger" ffanballbit ube>
rettigeoe, og 0fficerer, Der itgttebe
bam, er vbobeoiagelig 8erfoner meo
@efperinger," lagoe Duniels. Daniels
rolte bpilig Mon1iral @eniou, iom
Gins beifblote for at babe iagt, at
ri pil6e 1igeiaa inart fiempe moo
8ritterne iom moo Epfferne."
Wafbtngton ben lite Mai. Slaa=
oen1iniiter Gu,1iels aabeubareoe ibag
for ben Senatsfon1ite, Ser 11nberies
ger 6laa6ens Mfferer, at Yrqlibent
@i?ion bar misfornpiet meb oenMae-
Be, bborpaa Storbritannien bapoc
fert 5pfrigen op til @onmere:l
1917, og bap6e uotalt Jig eanife frof-
tig besangaaen6e en- fonfi6entiel
&a!e til Slaa6en 6engang. @ilions
Sale blen bolbt pao ct be1nmeligt
Weebe af Marinen Dorttotpn, fort
efterat @merifa git ia,6 i @rigen, o.
bet erflereoe ban bl. a.:
~&ber @ang bt bar forelaaet bst
brittle Mon1iralitet|1 |11oget, TOM BET ct
@oar tilboge> Der Arafttlf talt git no
paa, at Oct alorig bab6e peret giort
paa 6en Maa6e, Cd ieg fplte 2pit til
at fige:: u@o6tz intet bar 11ogeniinoe
peret giort iaa ipitenatiif> iom intct
gigres nu".
9ans Sale bar en- Spfor6ring til
8laa6ens Sfficerer om at l9sripe Jig
fra ale &raoitioner og fin6e npe
Maaoer at 111e6e 11baa6faren paa..
~@i jaeger efter &bepier ooer be1e
6armen og 1aber &e6et bere," iagoc
@ilion ifplge Ganie1s @eriton. ~SSeJ
.er pillig for min Rart og ieg beo S
ct billige> for iee teo bba6 So Der er
/ e6er. Wi tnon fnu1e oct Meoe."
9uniels iagoe, at 9lrbei6et meo at
giere Marinen til ben tienliglte Ma=
rine 8eroen begDn6te 6 Maane6ec
for @illon offentlig erflere6e set /
6ebrnar 1916. Gdtte bar afgibre1=
6e 8epis for> at Mari41en Ienee fpr
@rigen bop6e 9inens oppe for @ietis.
beoen of Gorbere6tHe6 og tog tilioo-
reroe Sfribt, fagoe ban, ioet ba1 be-
rettebe ON @eneralfon11nisii siionens
og bans egen @eilutning. 4
GunielsG erflere6e, at @illo11 bar
Sen ferite> Der iaa Oct Hoge / apn=
boiipltemet, fom ban foreilog enoo3
fer hi git in6 @rigen, Set toe ier
Moane6er, fag6e ban, at faa 8ritter-
ne til at gaa me6 poa Sperringe,l
afNor6iden, men bpis ~Nomiral5ints
babbe arbei6et for bette 0orIag ilte=
benfor at gibe Quft for li1te egne Sno-
benoinger, bil6e set bore ontaget
mango Maaneoer ti6ligere."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
Wild Selling OuertUheImS
Grain Market BUYERS
BY Associated Press

BA ASSOrlaieu IfeSS
CHICAGO, May 21-Wrd selling
overwhelmed the grain markets on
Friday and broke the back of prices.
Fever to unload holdings appeared
to be largely due to widespread be
lief that the end Of the railroad
triffic jam was in sight and that
distributing centers might soon be
staggering under inordinate sup
plies The close was excited. corn
912c to - &c net lower with July
S1.5S 10 S1.59 ana September
81 40 = to $1.51. oats finished 21ac
TO ga c and 67sc down and pro-
visions off SIC to $l75.
II was evident right from the out
set that emergency measures which
the Interstate Commerce commits
sion had taken to swing the rail
roads back into more adequate ser
vice were accepted by the grain
trade undoubtedly as meaning relief
from the long nightmare of famine
at the elevators here despite the
immense reserves in the country.
Besides the prospect of immediate
unified railroad operation there was
further reason for unusual selling
pressure because of continued prom
inence given TO news of general
merchandise price cutting and the
squeeze in banking credits Thu
consequent rush 10 sell corn instead
of lessening as prices fell kept gain
ing rapidly in force. During the las
part Of the session the stampede
became neadlong. The close was
AZ the lowest figures reached with
the pit "a picture of nearly complete
generalization
oats tumbled with corn. Arrivals
OF a cargo of Canadian oats here
formed an Independent source Of
weakness.
Provisions were dra gged down by
the smash of the grain markets. The
biggest break was in 7 ork.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
EAST BUFFALO LIVE srocK.

EASI BIFFALO. y. y. May 20
CATTLE Receipts 200: market. heavies
slow lights, active and steady: prime
steers. S12.OOd13.O0: butcher grades.
S1OOOQ12.OO; COWS. S4OOd1O25
CALVES Receipts, 1900: market ac-
tive. 2jc lower; cull TO choice SJ.OOa
10 %.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipt ?. 400 :
market. lambs slow. steady: sheep, ac-
tive; warnings, jOc lower: choice lambs.
Sl'J0M 1900 Gull 20 fair. S1OOOd17 90
warnings S14OOQ 1880; sheep, 5000
"a 90
HOGS Market slow: best grades.
steady pigs JOc lower. Workers S1525
pigs Sl4.Oo. mixed, S15.2J heavy. SI4. 7jd
1900, roughs Sl1.O0d12JO; stays, s.. 0O0
300
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22

WANTED-Office Uoy: must be is years
old Apply Studebaker administration
building, information bureau. 1914 -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22

May term, 1920 Jennie Friedman Co
gan VS.. Bertha II. Friedman. ct al, par
tition No. 1888
Be it Known. that the above named
plaintiff has field in the office Of the
clerk OF said court her complaint against
Defendant in the above cause together
with a proper affidavit that said defend
ant, Bertha Il. Friedman and John II.
Friedman, are not residents Of the State
Of Indiana
Said Defendants are hereby notified
that said cause will stand for trial on
the 18th day Of July, 1920. the same be
ing the 10th day Of the next term of said
court 10 commence at the City Of South
Bend, on the 3rd Monday I'm May, on
which day said Defendants are required
To appear 10 said action.
WILBUR ST WARNER, Clerk.
BY MARGARET LUNG. Deputy.
q. A. Farabaugh, atty. for plaintiff
May 21-2S. June 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
YOUNGEST SCHOOL
TEACHER SECURES
NECESSARY PAPERS

INDIANAPOLIS. May 21.-Ray-
mOnd Hall of Orleans, Ind, who IS
but 3 years old, has completed all
requirements for becoming a teach =
or in Indiana schools excepting =
weeks OF professional training in
normal school. The young man re-
Gently was graduated from the or
leans hiSh school and has successful
~ passed the county examination for
the teachers license. which will he
Issued to him when ne has CON-
pleted the normal course this sum
mer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22

NICE janitor wanted. Apply Brandon
DurreH Co. 2SSJ-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
LEGAL NOTICES
Estate OF Charles w. Dietrich:
NOTICE OF FINAL AlIOI NJ.

BY direction Of Mary Dietrich. admin
istratriX Ca the estate OF Charles W. Diet
rich, late of ST Joseph county in the
State of Indiana, deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO the heirs
legatees and devisees OF said decedent.
and all other persons interested in said
estate that said administrators has filed
in this court her account and vouchers
for the final settlement of said estate,
and they are therefore hereby required
To be and appear in said court on the 18th
day Of June, 1920. when the same viii be
heard and make proof of their heirship.
or claim TO any part of said estate, and
show cause if any there be. why said ac-
count and vouchers should not be APP
proved.
Witness the Clerk and the Seal of st.
Joseph Circuit court at South Bend, Ind,
10Th day of MAY. 1920.
WILBUR NJ b. AR\EE. Clerk.
BERNARD L. UOERSTMAN. Dep.
Charles L. Drummond atty. for estate.
May u Is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22

wANTED-Middle-age men with several
months machine shop experience;
steady work good pay. Apply Sibley
Machine Co.. 206 f. Tut st. 2T74tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22

State of Indiana, ST. Joseph County,
SS.-In the ~. Joseph superior court.
May term, 1920 Marie FOrstDauer Us.
George ForstbaUer. divorce No. J6i1.
BE IL known. that the above-named
plaintiff has filed Ina the office of the
clerk OF said court her complaint against
said Defendant i'm the above cause to-
gether with a proper affidavit that said
Defendant. George ForStbauer is not
resident of the STATE of Indiana.
Said Defendant = hereby notified that
said cause will stand for trial ON the 18th
day of July. 1920, the Same being the
18Th day of the next term Of said court
to commence at the city Of south Bend,
ON the Bird Monday i'm May. on which dap
said Defendant is required to appear TO
said action.
WILBUR VI. WARNER. Clerk
By MARGARET II ". Deputy.
George Sands, attorney for piaintin
MAY 2l-2S June {.