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PULASKI

ISpccial to The Times Dispatch.l
PULASKI. VA. August 1.-THE Pu-
laSlIi Tennis Club inauguratcd It's an
nual tournament this week. Single
sets alone have been arranged and 4
silver loving cup has been offered to
the winner. The opening game in the
elimination contests WAS played We'd
ncsday afternoon. The order OF the
playing follows: y. I. EskridGc and
hubert Groscclosc: Roy Hall and
IiolmcS Rolston Jr.: h C. Otey and
j. :. Upton: Richard Gruscclosc and
II. T. liiltZhcimcr: Temple Painter
and Henry Morris: Theron Rolston
and Il. j. Waugh; Robert I'inks ana
+. L. Hiltzhcimcr: II: 3. stevens and
Charles Roncs; VIII Lamcrdin and
Jesse LcaChc.
Tho Sunday school of tho Baptist
nesday at Laurel H.ll. The committee
in charge arranged varied diversions
ANA special treats for the children.
while the ladies served Il generous
picnic luncheon.
II. G. Stearncs. OF Richmond. rep
reScntinE the Virginia War History
Association, Visited pulaski this week
Ind conferred with the local commit
tee. Plans were completed for com
pilinE the county's part in the late
world war.
Miss Charlotte TrolinEer has re-
turned to her home in Washington,
after visit with relatives and
Mrs. HOLMAN scaElc and little
daughter. Erncstfnc: Mrs. Lyle and
Miss Sarah Flanagan have gone TO
Crockett Springs to spend several
weeks
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and Mrs. Ralph whitlock and little
son have returned after spending
some time at the pocahontas Cot
taee. Virginia Beach.
Miss Emma Gordon has as her
guest Miss Annctta Gordon. OF DE
Land. Fla.
Miss Louise Michaels has been
spending Il week with relatives in
Blackstone.
Charles Netherland was among the
guests ut the Pocahontas Cottage,
Virginia Beach, last week.
DR. Henry Griescmer is conducting
revival services ut the Baptist Church
this week.
Mrs. n, Il. French and Miss IIaynie
Ogburn lcct Wednesday for visit
TO Mrs. Clarence French in Lynn,
Mass.
Mrs. Hugh Goodc ana little daugh-
ter. OF Chase City. are spending sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Goodies parents.
Miss Constance Whi;lpck is the
guest OF Miss sara Hughes in Ash
land.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Fowlkcs have
months in Mauoh Chunk. Pa. At
lantic City and New York.
Mrs. Norman Parker. of Richmond.
IL spending the summer with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Iindgctt. of
Farmviilc. are guests of Mrs. y. y.
Blanton.
Miss Harding IIardwick. of Wash
inEton, ID. C.. has returned home
after spending her vacation with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Porter. OF Rich
mond. spent several days this week
with Mr.. Portcr's parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Willie Porter
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GIRLS! DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR HAIR

Beautiful hair is every woman's
birthrisht and her most potent
charm
1t Is tho duty OF everyone not only
to preserve tho natural beauty OF the
hair, but TO improve It. You cannot
afford TO neglect 1t, and just n littlo
care will work wonders
II your. hair IL scanty, wispy, brit
tie. dry. losing it's natural color and
luster, and powdered with d;indruff.
1t needs Immediate attention. Don't
walt, but begin now--tonight-to help
II regain it's life and beauty.
Any good druggist can supply you
with pnrisian sage UlQuid form).
which is guaranteed to keep away all
tiandrun. check falling hair. promote
Il new growth and bcautify IL, or
money refunded.
Partisan sage is perfectly harmless
and will not change the natural color
of the hair.
If you want n fresh. clean scalp.
md a wealth OF lustrouS, overlooking
hair that's cnsy to arrange attrac-
lively. try this simple homo treat
rncnt-.--hdv.
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aunts. Misses Josephine and Norma
iFaulconcr. in the city.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ellis Balicr. OF
time with the latter's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. y. L. Martin.
Miss IIazeltinc Roberts. Miss Lillian
Clarke and .lcre RadI, OF Richmond.
snce and visited the formers par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. i. Il. Roberts,
j EAR town.
Mrs. T. Il. Clarke ana little daugh-
cliS. Mr.. and Mrs. 1. j. Fahcr have
returned 10 their home in Oharlottes
Vile.
Mr., and Mrs. p. i. Evans and three
guests this week Of their cousins.
Mrs. II. l.. Taylor and Mrs. s. w.
Carver.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Radcliffe and daugh-
ter, OF Eichmond. are visitors at An
nanlalc," the home of the formers
Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Y. Swami were
Richmond visitors this week.
y. j. Meoui, after a pleasant visit
nj the home Of his sister, Mrs. L. L.
Freddy. in South Gordonsvillc. has
returned 10 his home in Richmond.
Mrs w; !. Kirby and little daugh-
en- John w. Cowherd left this week
10 visit her brother. in Clifton Forge.
Harper Coyncr has returned from
n camping trip With friends, near
WayncShoro.
Miss Mary Bailey. of Fredcricks-
burg. and Mrs. IL. y. Slaughter. OF
charlottesville. are spending their
vacations with their mother, Mrs.
james T. bailey.
L. VI .Ncrec was Richmond visl-
tbr Tuesday.
tn this week, on business.
Mrs. Jennie Meade, OF Tampa. Fla.
and Mrs. II. Il. Davenport and chill
a EN-, OF Richmond are spending some
me with their mother, Mrs. W II.
Martin. in South Gordonsvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Savcly. Of
Hoanokc. have bean recent guests At
tie home OF i. w. Harlow, in South
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AMHERST
Especial to Tho Timcs-Dl

Isncciai to Tho Timcs-Dispa,ch,1
AMlIHRST. VA. August li.-Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Cunningham. OF
HAMPTON. are visiting at Mrs. c. i.
DR.. Robert Whitehead. OF Richmond.
who has been spending his vacation
at Mountain View" left Thursday
for Victoria, where he will spend sew
cral weeks.
Mrs. $. u; Brookings.. who has been
visiting relatives in Newport News,
returned home Wednesday.
Those attending. the dance at Ar
rrington Friday night were: Misses
Corneiiu Hanger. Marion Dearborn,
Lilly Harrison. Mrs. II. S pcyton.
claude Ware. bob and Bill ella ihornc,
Julian Ware. Henry Lewis Hanger
ana Dr. Robert Whitehead.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Hanger. who
hav" been guests at Virginia Mineral
Springs. have returned home.
Clarence Beard. who has been WISH,
ing Relatives; here has returned to De-
troit.
Mrs. George Payne. of Arkansas
is the guest of Mrs. W. 5. ELLIS and
other relatives in Amherst
Or. r T. Stickley. Of Lynchburr
spent sunday at Mr.. y. Il. Watts
Mrs. Conlbonrnc. OF philadelphia
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Il. Good
win.
George T. Dearborn, of rhiladel.
| Mrs George W. Dearborn
Gordon Dearborn returned Tucsla y
10 Victoria after spending severa
days NJ his home mere.
+, =. Webster spent the week ,cnt
with his family AZ Mrs. Il. K. ilar-
Mrs. w. d. Cox, who has been
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inEton. is the house guest Of Pro-
lessor and Mrs. John J. Davis
Miss Grace StiT. OF South Hill. is
visiting her brothcr-in-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Brown.
DIR. V. ID. j. Woods, ID. d. and Mrs.
Woods, OF Covington. spent the wccls
with Dr. Woods former pllrishioncrs
In 1toanoke Valley.
Mrs. a. B. Massey aud James Mas
sey left Tuesday for months visit
to relatives In South Carolina
DIR. G. ii. Bowman, OF Washington.
Is the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. c.
5. Schontallcr.
Mrs. c. r. Woolwine and children.
OF Davy. w. Va. and Miss Ruth
Nails, or Amsterdam. are visiting
Mrs. John L. k;tkin.
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HOW "T|Z' GLADDENS
TIRED, ACHING FEET
No more sore, puffcd-up, ten
der, aching fcct-no corns
or caIiOuscS.

'Tiz" makes sore, burning. tired
feet fairly dance with delight Away
go the aches and pains, the corne.
callouses. blisters. bunions and chill
blainS
''TiZ" draws out the acids anti-pois-
ons thnt puff up your feet No mat
ter how hard you work. how long you
dance. how far you walk, or how long
you remain on your feet, "Tiz" brings
restful foot comfort '-Tiz" is magi-
cal, grand. wonderful for tired. ach-
ing, swollen, smar-ing feet Ali how
comfortable. how happy you fool.
Your feet just tingic for joy.r shoes
never hurt or seem tight.
Get box OF .-riz" now from any
druggist OF department store. End
foot torture foreuer-1ycar smaller
shoes. Keep your feet fresh. sweet
and happy Just think n whole
years foot comfort,f for n fcw,cents.-
Adv.
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G0RO0NSVILLE

Especial to Tho Times Ditpatch.)
GORDONSVlLI.E. VA. August I2.-
mond, were guests this week OF the
formers parents. Capt. and Mrs. j. II.
Niche and sister. Mrs L. g. Wat
kins.
Richard James. Of Richmond, who
has been spending his vacation with
ms moiher Mrs. i. G. James, has
Miss Margic. Martin has returned
from visit Of two weeks the guest
- her sister. Mrs. j. j. CoTman. at
Miss Minnie May Scales. Of Toano.
J spending some time with her sis.
1tr: Mrs. James w. Snced, in the city.
Roy. and Mrs. W. y. Scales. after
visit OF three weeks at the homo
& their son-inlaw. James W. Snccd.
iHN" returned home.
Gordon Wiley, Of Akron. Ohio. is
epcnding the month with his parents.
ltcv. and Mrs. j. l.. Miloy
% j.. Helton has accepted position
! Washington.
Miss Evelyn Martin left on Thurs
lay ior q visit 10 her brother DR.
; ny W. Martin, in Roanoke Rapids.
JoscTh S. James, Jr.. Of Richmond.
. Sp"nding The week with his moth
Mrs u. q. James, in tho city
\. -. Bcckhsm. Of Grccnsbor y
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Gordonsville after Il visit to his aunt
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Baldwin.
Colonel Albert Terrell, of Buck
ingham County. was the guest this
week in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Nat Lancaster.
Mrs. Walter Syduor. Jr., has re-
turned from an auto trip through tho
valley OF Virginia. with Mr. Sydnor
Miss Natalie Lancaster left Tues
day for Woodstock to join II camping
party for several weeks.
Mrs. Tate Chcncry IL spending
some time at West Point and before
returning will visit Baltimore.
l,abncY Leitch. of Youngstown
ONO. was here this week visiting his
sisters. Mcstlamcs Josie Wright and
Nat Lancaster.
Mrs. Malcolm Stewart and little
daughter. of Indianapolis: Mrs
Charles Laurcns and the Misses Lau-
rcns, OF Washington. are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. i. y. lioofuaglc.
Miss Caroline Nandivcr has re-
turned from Iiowardsvillc and will
spend some time here with relatives
before returning TO her home in Rich
mOul.
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MONTH OF AUGUST BRINGS
round OF SOCIAL EVENTS
Virginia Society Enjoys Hot Days at
Seaside and in Mountain
Hotels.
HOUSE PARTIES ARE POPULAR
People of Richmond, Norfolk and
Lynchburg Cities Seek Relief
From Heat in Blue Ridge Pleas
urc Resorts and Other Places.
Especial 10 Tho Times-D!spatch.)

Especial 10 Tho es-D!spatch.)
D-ANVlIAE. August 14.-Mrs. ,ial-
colin Kerr Harris. has returned from
white sulphur Springs.
Mrs. George :. Hughes mas re-
turned after visit 10 friends At
Cassie mn, Lexington.
Miss Dor2sny Talbot Thomas has
returned frowt : visit to CO" -nston
MIR. and Mrs. p. c. Mcseley and MIR;
and Mrs. r. L. Kinney have returned
at Aiorehead City.
Miss Annie W. Ayros is visiting
at White sulphur Springs. W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Kaufman have
gone TO Atlantic city for severai
John Bus,ard and his brother. c. b.
,Bnstard, are visiting their old nome
in Canada for the first time n forty
Mrs, !. L. y. stuart has .ctarncd
daughter Mrs r. a. James jr
Miss Nancy Parry. OF Townsville,
N G.. is the guest OF Miss Thelma
Jones. being recently Joined by Hiss
Annie Chvatham. OF Henderson, y. G.
DIR. C. ". rritchott, who has been
q patient NJ a Richmond hospital, has
gone 10 Virginia Beach.
Mrs st. John puNal. who has been
left for her apma in New YORK.
John L hughes. who has been tax
ing treatment in baltimore. has re-
turned to the city
Rutherford Harvie has returned
home from Birmingham, Ala, 10 re-
uperhte after recent Illness.
Misses Edmoria and Imogcn
laughter are spending several weeks
iNAtlantiC city.
Miss Barbara James is visiting in
dford City.
Mrs; Louis English of st. Louis,
o has been visiting Mrs. :. Il.
n left for her home on Monday.
s!ss Maybe Wills Penn is attend
house party at Re!dsvHle. North
nl!na.
ucker Penn sailed on WEDNESDAYS
tSngland on a business trip.
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SAGE AND SULPHUR u
DARKENS GRAY. .HAIR
It's GrandmOther's 1lec1peyfu
Restore Color, Gloss
and AttrnctiyencSs.

Almost everyone knows -tIrncEcSssyn
Tea md Sulphur. properly compound
ed. brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded. st rxik-
ed or Erny. Years ago tho only WHY
TO get this mixture WAS to mako st Mt
home, which is muasy and troubln-
some. Nowadays, by asking at my
drug store for "Wycth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" you will get n largo
bottle OF the famous old recipe, i'm
proved by tho addition OF other In
gradients. at n small cost
Don't stay gray! Try it, No ono
can possibly till that you dnrkenssd
your hair. AZ II does II SO naturally
and evenly. You dnnpcn 4 sponge or
soft brush with It and draw this
through your hair. taking ON, small
strand AZ n time; by morning tho
gray hair disappears, and nftcr an
other application or two. your hair
becomes beautifully dark, glossy and
Internationally.
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BlACKSBURG

BLhCKSBURC;. VA. August H.
Miss ELLA Russell. secretary to tho
commandant OF cadets, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. j. j. owens, left
Thursday for tcn-days vacation
trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. Samuel r. Pritchard is spend
Ing two weeks with her sister, Mrs
w. @. Neville. at Montreal, n. G.
Miss Lillian I/ongworthy, of Wash
ington, Is the guest for August OF her
sister. Mrs. Morton q. Cooper.
Mrs. ]. r. Jacobs and three children.
OF Roanokc. are guests Of DIR. and
Mrs. w. q. Chrisman.
Miss Mira Pcnick. OF Lynchhurg
spent the week In l1lacksburg as the
guest of Mrs. William NJ. Lybrook.
Mrs. Robert Norman. OF Wash
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'ort, Maine. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ellingswood.
Miss Anna Slocomb is back from Il
rip to New York.
Mrs William T.. Hopkins entertain
ei at cards Tuesday morning from
y to / o'clock in honor OF Mrs. Robert
: Hopkins of Norfolk.
The Rev. II. Il. Kciso and family
Of Edgemorc, Del, are guests of Mrs.
susan kclso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Guy. OF Balti-
more, are guests at the home OF Nh.
and Mrs. Louis Guy.
l.. ". Groton. of Newport News, Is
visiting his sister. MISS Margaret ~.
iruton.
George Tinsey. OF Baltimore. was
here for the Taslcy Fair.
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advance bookings for the end OF this
month Indicate prosperous early
fall season.
The days arc Elvcn over to cards
or ut-d0or diversions and tho even
inSs find the ballroom crowded. The
average, and the weekly dances arc
always we'll attended by guests OF the
springs and young people from all
the nearby towns
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HayFever H ere
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ONANCOCK

wocial 10 The Times DispatrlI)
aANCoCK, VA, August I4.-Miss
"a Hopkins, is entertaining Mir.
irS. Richard GraveIcy and two
Niin. OF Mart!usvillc. The trim
;hcas made by automobiles.
solr Fitzgerald. of Franklin. was
the guest Of his mother, Mrs,
chti,zEcrald.
Tary Abbot, are visiting Miss
49, Old, of Ccntraiia.
o~hand Mrs. j.. Ray Shield and
on laughter, of Washington. ar
the ntnrday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
urdu uI sunday School class Of Mr., G.
where they spent the day.
w: West spent the week end
Frs family W.. mt the Mt. Pleasant
do tho mountains OF Virginin
" John ". Robertson and Miss
rfonmrlson are members of /;
Edgar W, and John W. Robcr;sor
Sunday with them
r. ana Mrs. Robert s. HOPKINS
Norfolk, are at the home OF Mir
Mrh- H. / Hetpkins. for two
Yrs. Wilson. Of Alabama. IS visit,
hcr sister Mrs g + Cook
Misses Lois and Anna Rogers have
:, tui hcH "a p9u ~ TWO weeks trim
'hlch included n visit 70 BOSTON 81
,aDy. Niagara Falls and New York
MISS Dorothy y Hopkins gave a
lance at "l2ccch Lawn" Friday even.
ng, in honor OF her guest, Miss Hone
fraye!ey. Of Martinsv!lle, va.
Miss Mary story was at home "a
rsr friends Thursday evening. com.
,!lIne nta-r 70 her house gucst. Miss
sarie "llkawon, ~ Baltimore
Troop No. 81, Gi-! Scouts of the
onancock High School, visited the
rofr2 from Parsley. camping at Nj
'rbspeGt, last Thursday evening.
Miss Sarah Fitzgerald is ut BloXorn.
he. guest Of Mrs. Joseph BloXo!n, who
S hostess for e houst party
Mr. and Mrs. Z r. Morey have as
he:r guests At point Meade" their
lahghters. Miss Frances Norey. o.,
ioston and Miss Ollvc Morcy. Of
Havana, cuba.
Miss Nellie Byrd, or-sA5couta is a,
t,nrvicw' Tho guest. -ot .N-sS Uarr.e,
T. Drummond Parker Is back from
4 sojourn at Virginia Beach
MRS. Cecil Fletcher and sons. lack
and Hunter. have gone back IA
Ham ton. after passing month al
the home OF Mr.. and Ms 7. !.
Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs ! Q. w. renthcrbnr,
and Mrs julia Kol'am arr e., Rock
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TOBACCOVILLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
TOBACCONILIIE, VA. August Ia
Or. Winston FowllScs. of New York
City. is the guest OF his sisters here
for an extended stay.
Misses Edith and Elise Whitlock
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
SHINE BALL MYTH,
ACCORDING TO SID
Eddie Cicotte's Winning Start
This Year Proves Charge
Was False.
~ SID MERCER.

Proof that the shine ball" 10
largely q myth 10 found in Eddie Ci-
cotte's successful start with the
White sox this season. cicotte 10
winning right along without employ
ing any freak delivery except the
"knuckle ball" which he developed
long before the "shiner" was ever
heard OF. He 10 employing the old
fashioned curve ball and mixing IL
with speed and the "knuckler" to
good effect.
Two years ago when several Ameri-
can League managers-notably Clark
Griffith, OF the Wsshington club--set
up an outcry against the "shiner,"
Cicotte declared that he was not en-
ploying illegal methods. That was
his story, and he has stuck to II de-
spite numerous investigations which
failed to prove him guilty OF anoint-
ing the ball with foreign substances
to make II sail.
Cicotte's habit OF rubbing the ball
on his knickerbockers was responsi-
BILE for the charges made against him
by managers in the American League.
The theory was that he "doctored'
the pill with tallow or some other
greasy preparation. and by rubbing
this concoction into the leather OBJ
tained the queer breaks that baffled
opposing batsmen.
When the major leagues abolished
freak deliveries and last winter pro-
hibited soiling or rubbing Of baseballs
by any person except the umpire, IL
was predicted that Cicottee and "Hod"
Eller, Cincinnati "shine BALI pitchers.
would lose their effectiveness. Eller.
to be sure. is not making an impress
sive start with the Reds. but Cicotte
Is doing very well-probably because
Of his experience, knowledge OF bat
ters and ability to outguess the other
fellow.
More than once. on complaint of
American League managers. the UNI
pires held out baseballs that Cicottc
had rubbed and sent them to league
headquarters for inspection. Various
chemical tests and other scientific ex-
aminations failed to disclose any evil
dences of the use Of prohibited an
nointments.
Cicotte still insists the "shine ball'
never existed except in the fertile
Imagination OF Clark Griffith and dis
gruntled batsmen.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
BIC GAME LISTED
FOR LADS TUESDAY
Business and Central to Meet
At Catholic University
on Diamond.

Central and Business appear to be
the class Of the high school baseball
teams this year. The Stenosraphers
with wins over Eastern, Western and
Tech. have to meet the Mt. Pleasant
lads.
This engagement will take place on
Tuesday afternoon at Catholic Uni
versity. and unless all signs fail will
be quite the banner event OF the sea
son.
Western, Tech, and Eastern appear
to be out Of the running. Western
and Tech have fallen before Business,
while Central, counted upon as hav-
ing a good chance to win out in the
end. must meet both Western and
Tech.
Tuesdays contest may decide the
title In favor of Business II the
Stenogs come through. They have q
nrst class chance for Central is with
out the services Of Penrose Russell
behind the bat
Yesterday Western and Eastern
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
new BOXING RULES ARE
EFFECTIVE AND PLEASE

PHILADELPHIA, May 13.-Phila-
delphia's new boxing rules have been
effective for less than a week. and AL
ready 1t has become evident that this
code, approved by Director Cortelyou,
is bound to improve the sport.
Before May 1 no weights of boxers
were taken. but now, in accordance
with the rules, each contestant must
step on the scales before entering the
ring. Result: Boxers who have ad-
mitted themselves bantams are prov
ing to be featherweights, and In some
cases they are really lightweights.
This occurred at the Olympia Mon
day night. and on Tuesday night at
the Auditorium a boxer, who said he
never weighed more than 119 pounds,
tipped the beam at 129 pounds.
The weigh-in is going to be follow
ed to the letter by all promoters. and
fans in this city will be sure of see
ing bouts between evenly matched
boxers from a poundage standpoint
at least.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
LEW WTENDLERW Wins
WITH A KNOCKOUT
Georges Papin, French Cham
pion, No Match for PhiIa-
deIphia Southpaw.

JERSEY CITY. May 13.-Lew Tend
Ter. the Philadelphia lightweight,
knocked out Georges Papin, the
French lightweight champion. in the
sixth round. The Quaker boy out
boxed the Frenchman throughout and
registered 1ve knockdowns. crowd
that packed the Fourth Regiment
Armory saw the downfall OF Papin In
his debut in this country. Papin was
thoroughly exhausted as he was as
sisted to his corner.
Tender repeatedly scored with
rights and lefts to the face, and grad
ually wore him down with terrific
body blows. Several times during
the early rounds Papin was knocked
back on his heels as Tender landed
right hooks to the jaw.
In the fifth round the French boxer
went down for the count three times.
Tender registered his first knock
down with body blows. The for
eigner had barely risen to his feet
when he was sent down again. After
another half minute Papin hit the
canvas for the third time.
Papin took an eight" count early
in the sixth and rose to his feet In a
dazed condition. Tender followed up
his advantage and again sent the
Frenchman down. Papin arose at the
count Of nine, but fell heavily to the
hoor from utter exhaustion.