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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-12

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot he
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by oatarrh sufferers for the past thirty
five years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelllns the Pol
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see a
great Improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catnrrh Medl-
cine al once and get rid of catar i. Serd
for testimonials. free
T. ], CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Chic.
Sold by all Druggists, 75e.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-12
aided matGrfadlg by heingYOknd with ~.
ItQescFelt hardly Willltacnehd. Gov

didGamatGrfadlD by teingYOknd with n
RQescFeIt 1hnTdly willIEacoeed HGev-
ernor Cox is not a Mckinley. lrou- %
ON thG whole one need say. but III.
ue 31qYt the Cox 5pomip2tQnA L.
speaks foF itSeK lit Is tle T2ault OF a
tired BODY Of me- ~ g7G t.l0 l5sicgi,
way out for July g. 1920 and .cari@}g
very lit q for November ., TO sum.
mon a Roosevelt from the sidtline$ Is
aid him WIN not help tao governor II
Ohlo.a The Republicans Nominated i
dark hor3e guiemselte bRt ne vas
Auowna nationally g and Vas IL leadiiy
ilgurGht party onolSyeElas welaas Z,
yotogotier in his own commonwealth
The pemoGsSts haze tried to- balanc3
tlm}wlthf ~ Yote,gottara but the Dens-
oeFatlc candidate. always has been u
icipher outside Of Ohio, tn make hiRA
the nominee for the Presidency hard,
ly can make him more. The Repub-
lican5 will breathe more freely during
the rest Of this campaign Troy
Record, RePubl can.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-12

essentially different situation.
People Of Vermont 'sheuld'no' forget
that, for tbenpeSt few wears atlas onros .
important aGtiYhyldntbis 'state is az.
ficulture Conditions such that
for the present industrial develop.
mont must ne 4uterdihatedo 70 the
ncedsaef the agricultut1st. THIS IS
what Mr. BqJbitt Is adfoca' iipg and
what he VIII work for Should haig be
be eleftcd Nevertheless yhe ise mo-
forge full Of industrial DEVELOPING 1t.
I but believes that for the present 1t
should so hand in hand and co.opera @
with the farmers. Then the manufac-
turing plant and the farm may pro
gress and prosper together.
Edmund = Howe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-12

very much so that now I can do every
thing in the house. I have told my
friends about your wonderful Vegetable
Compound and you have my permission
to publish my letter so other women who
suffer may learn how to get " I'll Mrs
IDA OyENsTEIN, 902 S. Marsh1eld Ave,
Chicago, Ill.
This good old-fashionod remedy is
made from native roots and herbs and
contains no narcotics or harmful drugs
II you have the slightest doubt that
Lydia u. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
nound Will help you, write to Lydia "a
Flnkham Medicine Co. tconGdential)
Lynn, Mass, for advice. Your letter
will be opened, read and answered by
woman, and held in strict confidence.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-12

The wife of a submarine boat build
err testified In her divorce suit that
ner husband was in favor of man
having as many wives as he could af.
ford to support, 1t is the opinion of
many married men that the sum total
of mans wives in that event would
be one.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-12

Consistency is a virtue of narrow
minds. Ignace Jan. Paderewsli, who
dramatically smashed his piano, has
taken a second thought. He will make
another tour of the United States to
get back some Of the large fortune he
has spent In the relief of Poland and
the Poles. Paderewsld psychology is
always interesting, sometimes exciting.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-12

legs and a terrible
hackache. | could
not do any work at
all. | was treated
by many physicians
but they did not help
me. ] read in one
of your books where
other women h Il d
b &c n h | p e d by
Lydia r. Pinkham 3
Negcta Bile G o.m.
pound so | tried it
and it hplped me
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-12
Industrial Problem.

One Of the most Important indus
trial problems Of The day "a NAT Of
obtaining coke frenl the so-"allei mon.
coking' Goals. Thus far the mystery
of why certain kinds Of coal yicld COKE
while others do not has never been
fully solved.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-12

I But If you say American liberty
and take that Tor your policy, 'Iidbre.
say .ti'eatFne will getg9oipe when hug
mhnl'v viii have 10 mourn over a new.
ppoof Of the ancient truth, that with.
o9t community, hati91q1 FeedoqA is.
icfn liberty Tito T"ttberfy then llb-
cray W6uHf he fqrayer sure In Amer.
''@"' 5ihtP}S,"%H ~ .92S}"5 as 2arntJ ITO
! soc sgs.r r,-r-- 4-tt-4 -t,h -6i aia
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-12
ENscntials.

"a married woman should see that
she has all Kitchen requisites MS she
starts housekeeping" Yes. even &c
Il husband who washes the dishes for
her. Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR WEEK S13,95O

There vrrc bat worry TOW building
ucrmrIu IuuD,d huiiuE tho rnW week.
hy Permit IIrTk ti"uIRr hhInnH. bat
Ihcy uiuoiIni"d 10 large nnIuH TIE"
Inrgcu 90. OOn for Ia" erection OF iva
franz" buildings by tpnltn'i"t t"nTg"
TriII,nId Thry win h" located "n
Ilr,h n,"nur. Iiirch Lynn rho hulld
.ugr me- IT, hr rIrrirh f"I john T. lt"lh
Tho total numhrI 81 building p"Tmllh
amounted I" mln" whIl" iAn l"l"I amount
Ia iII.nhh
r'nIiunInp are tho pormiiS:
jam /. lirid. Iw" fInuu hmllhingh 4"
ho I",nIgd "u ilI'h a. "nno. lIli'h .I.y""
Cast iII0uO
" nrolInr I'uhIlr norNho company,
,,,, iL,n 81 - rtuinH" bIlldlnE IA l'Iih
Uiu,o. ,"niIns 1900.
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.,rai,a 1" LuiIdlnE i""i I" Il" l"'o
iin,innu ii"n, '"mti"'t"th
G.",be D. ntli"i n 80. INN MAJ"
st,..t ti""i"E 81 oh we ~ hS ii"''""h
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a NJ sIII.,,,nn I" .,''l 81" "I'" 49,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
ST. VINCENT MISSION
WILL OPEN TOMORROW

Two vInromtIsn prlcHlH from Tho "ar,
tho Fathers Mike bpuEheriy, g NJ. nhn
Innrr BRADY &. NJ, Will open wv"
wrrln inlrrium In ~ Vlnccnth "hurchi
ELM Urovo, sunday. Tho flrht "o"h WI,
Ice Tor the women Of tho Elm iTnVn mn"
TrIndrIphln congregations. ais" inI w"
,hidIron OF tho parish, The nocnhh "aoN
viii br for tho men. Thohn VINO b'"b
.ih,It rrIntIvnr Ia their AUTOS may o'r"
uy duIiup tho nrIn"nH Tho rooms 81 ~"
InunLun crab Ia tho building "I 'ho
r,,,n.hInI n.huuI Non 'hih"lI'h NJ" MOI
'Iuhud .-.,,,
Th, VIn,anIlan Fnihorn are properly
u,r -, Isnip vf IL, mIhia"n Ih"l' ""'"
~ aan,nIIuliy that ~ mS"'h'"h ~"
,I,.,a ln the fnIihfw f"r ih"l h"' l''""
tn,y w,.u fnund.h ny ~ Vlh"""' ""
I.,L Ihu r.i,un naIni "f Va" hl'" '""'"
,.,irn H. ih. hDh inulnb 81 ~" ""'""'''"
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..ur.ti.,d .."nv m"iIr"s 90" 81 ne"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
GRANT INJUNCTION
TO BRIDGE COMPANY
n.,.- "-,",. "-r-s u
a., u,Idg-s

Iudrn " t,nu,"'' HliIu ~ 'l'""I'
."uri l"r',,,i"v r,rmi"I l'"r"'"'V !"
I"u.iIu, 49, ~ ,Ir ,l'l"" ~ Ih' Wheeling
"md y, I",,,r I',tir" company "r"l""'
iI.r ~ I.l,"L,r'iy '"'uinuv ""d "ih
~" ImIuu,.II"u "rEn ih"I ~" ir"'h
M pour uv,r ihr h. hlr"r 81 ~" COM
pruv unIiI ~" rtr'I I"lI hnr h'"u p"Ih
hv tho hIIvrrr 1his n'W i.Il whi"h
WIN PVT lnlu object ~" - Tor l"nh"d
nuuhr md 20 toulr f"r "mpiI"" 1h"
~ junction, nlr" rIniru thnI iru"ln pms"
Iup over tho IrIhurrmTI hrdIE" shall not
carry uNCi - short innu Will" on ih"
uIup,upIun hIiIE" They phnlI not carry
over i"ur Roth 81 tho hTIdR"T NJ"
owned 10y tho '"uVHly
Action rorkiuR ~" T"Ti lining order
hmr hcru u'rhiuE f"r nnm" time. Other
defendants Ia H." 'nH" win III" Kim.
boIIl ruIupnnl a." WudBw"Iih coal
COMPANY. Al g MIll,r &hudyHido '"nl
company. f. = Humphrey. + II Iui1-
meier and ~ A Smith
HhuIy HIIri he Injunction hhh been
u,,uIrI hy IudEr Summer vale. The
,I,nLIn Hhd Lund H., 81 "0U. which
mad, II enc, ave a. 'pi,' lh, d"i'nh
.,ia .u,I, ct un,, nut!ii'i - az" "'iI""
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
FINAL ESTIMATE

10. ,uy "usInEt'a "'"''"' WIZ ~
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l., ,,.n,,.,,i.,., .iL ~" L,i~L "'h -"I'r"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
INJUNCTION TO Be
HEARD NEXT TUESDAY
| % ssTInG BsI"r. state HupTsm" O""Fe
| nest Ws.L Attracting Interest.


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tho ,Iil.o TRACKING yihi"""'" Ia" h"""
so, In, I,,,r.iny - t,,hoi tnih. when u
viii .",no nr hoi"ru tho Hiaia h"r'''""
Iuu,t 81 NrpcaIa 81 ih"II"si"" Ih"
rrIIIiunUI fmI ~" iuI"n' I"n !" Va"
J.. ItluL.IIY '"Inr"uP :.
iIIy puIi,II"i 4 tIlil"" VII"
viii trri,Snni tho ,liy VIII -" I"
Chant 80 M"nd"y T." ri'o""i ia" '"""
Iu nn nfIr,I I" hnv" IL" i"I""' tie" ."
vnL al -" IhsI tho ,IIIa "'hi"""'" 'an
Lr i,u hate aIf,'I hil"i""y" HI'h
nIa.kt",i "ud r"ulh VIII I"r'""'"l 'h"
{ u Il ImhoilV company
Iin Ith"hc,Iy n"i"ra"v h"H n'"I"h
Ihai II ih"g i""ar ~" i""" " VIII '"h'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

buy WAN sAvlkua sTAMrS.~-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
HOLDS COURT TODAY

I,1r. ,,hn,Iaa u W""dH ten "v"' US
u.i,I,',,,,. A. uhln ,ali,Yah 81 "''"''
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

"Fnr nom" time my litln boy n"N
n,c wears old had n terrible hhch'ne
,nugh WC bccnmr trry much hlhfme1
about hlH condition Hpd tIi"h "vcIA
JIncrrnt cough medicines. nut h3lhInk
hrd the desired effect iIhtIi VIC ocs
m,,iu,, rhanboTIain'H Cough /Remehy
T.iI' ,v.. mst what no needed. IL no
lived him 1T onro and byscontinuinY
iir un, Tor short time he was %e,I.
,,,,I,a NIrp EhAH Broybronk. Middle
NH, N Y You may well IMAGINE Lht
d,,p gratitude 81 the I"o,nI'
,i,Iu 10 recommend Chamberlain
,n.rL llrmeiy I" h. hlen"'' ""'
u,,',. r,.s""aI 'a."iI'!.Is ada i""S "a.
..,.ri Ia - laIEr nS"""'' '"' -" '"f'ii
iaIt. 81 tnIa ''i"'h. f"' ""'' ~ "
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
MAY REGISTER YET

"a. Lnr,I ~ """n'y """rr'-"'""'''
yin .Ii go Tu"Hiny onh W""""r""v ~
no. - v.rr ~ Ih"l' "HI""" IN ~" WV
,.t,,tI,,, ~ Which Ilp- pnuplo ihni have
~, Ln,, ,oyIulr,rd an ~, their n""'
nr tho ,ghi h""kr Many mo" h"v'
hoon n,LIup 10, Irunsfcra from me pro
,Iu, ln another M ihoy have m"V"n
uurh will ~" done by tho commI"'i"he''
am Ihrun ,uyH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
OIL TRUCK FIRE

iTurk hrIunEiuE g. III" Err"d' ~ bll
company 81 ia, ~ 'auEht me- N"Ht"r
DAY hfieTuruu uh,,ui H. u.'l"'k M
alarm firm iuA ~ at iHht'"uih sii"' I
aud kIiry IT, 'nlI,h the NJ, hrp"I tn'mI
nud chemical Itukr were used Ia 'Stin
snirhimE H., hIn~'
Tn, ilu,k VAS iuHhrh vim al and
many N,tr Hfitd lhhI II would ale"
burn EuI Iho u"i.A ~".h 81 tho hr1i"e"
"a YaL IN. OIL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
CHANGE SCHEDULE
I I.Ih.,,V Tv-"-it U"np.rJ hn"""""ss
| ,h. nm. IN Summing 81 Ne aosts

,,, IA, mat TOW wnrkp tho l""Hl
,,f ,n,,I,, Of tho Liberty T'nhsli
mummy hsr boon complaining ~ rD
mnny hnnIr urIlVIuH ~ tho whH'' "n ~
ammo day. making " almost ihP"n""'1
Tr, him - banda tao h"nVy 'h's""h W
uoI hnn,iiao ihnI lh" "'""""'"
,hn,pn hero on r"'h TIN.
TLr 'r,unnu ,n,npnny has ihr"s pahh
.Ia nov, running bot w""n iIil nb"'rh nnh
dawn tho rlvsr p"inin "nh ~" "'h"nn'
v,.. rn Arranged that ~" boat" "'''"''
.I,nnni 81 tho Snni" Ilms
t.aIn,.I.y - oh.nHo vas "Il"""" ','
, m, LruIn Woo h"li "V"r Ia
IIiInLu,uh whiio """ "i"b"d %" 10
,',,,,.v ,rhIn VIII unaho about ""n be" ,
L,y ,niviup 81 IL" i""" what az"
- m .nnLio ihn wharf master '" manu-"
tho houvy nnlpinoni".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
SPECIAL MUSIC

go. ,.ns,~., -. 49, ""'r'-' IT,,
4, -. et.,u - h"I"' h"''''f
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-, '..n,r, i % n,r' "ser'n""7' "..' p
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,.t, ..,I - rI.,i ''ri" '""'"' =,
r,,- ,rnl, -liI -l"r NC "r'h''" NV
&C.,, ,,,,,,tt WIN. N--v ~ I'"'- h'
rl~II ,,t-t,,.
"'F"" RrrE iiirrl
I'''''''' WV urhihrri
DO, nurhC ..... ., ,..t..i
TnrinI I'raIiuh" ....r... ~
opI, protective t"rif can ss's
.n.,jr., vorh-rr from nood OF cheap
U.,on..n FOODS thpt have bsHun tn
onm. In and viii continue to ooins In an
ever rising tide. The war hspt thsss
,nod. ont and at this same time gave NJ
III. bIRqsnt market We ever had Tor All
w. oo,,IL make now, Tvs coming III"
oth.r way and We have no taTtt 70 pro
loot tn. good wages and jobs OF our
worLinEmsn. The 1spTblioan party, IL
nlao.d Ia power. II plsABsd 10 pass suoh
a tariff The DsmooTatio patfy 10
nI.as.d against u. your vote on nov
smb.r should he for Warren q. nsrd-
lag ana continued prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Herman, Williams, Reisler
and Reese Are Penalized
for Infractions i'm Ring
By Fred Hawthorne


The New York State Boxing Com
mission has announced that it is going
to keep two or three of the bad box
ing boys in after regular boxing hours,
as result of the miscellaneous of the
class at the Commonwealth Sporting
Club on Tuesday night, and at the
Madison Square Sporting Club, last
Friday night.
Tillie Herman, a student in the well
terweight class. is one of those who
Will have to eat his meals off the
mantelpiece for an indefinite time. On
Tuesday night, as has been told, Tillie
committed foul on Marty Cross, and
yesterday he was suspended Indefinite
ly by the commission.
At the same club, in the same class,
on the same evening, that boy K. 0,
Lew Williams, better known as the
human stick O licorish," laid down on
the ring floor and refused to play any
more after Panama Joe Cans had
punched Lew in the pork-chop pantry
IN the fourth round. Lewis place at
dinner will be set right alongside
Tillie's-on the mantelpeec.
The third miscreant is johnny Reis-
Ter, son of our lathering pal, John the
Barber, who has given the boys many
a close shave in his cycle of years.
Johnny was accused of using bad words
and fouling Freddy Reese in their
study hour at the Garden on Friday
evening. Johnny is going to eat his
soup and coffee standing up for the
next thirty days, and so will Reese,
tor failing to make the weight agreed
upon in his contract. Freddy was a
guest at dinner on the night of the
bout and took two helpings of everv-
thing, so that he was fourteen pounds
overweight.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Harvard Captain
Not Likely to Get
Into Centre Game
Special Dispatch to The Tripun.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 2o.-More
casualties are pilng up in the Harvard
football sick list, although the coaches
are allaying the fears of the students
by the declaration that the best of the
men will be able to play against Center
College.
Charlie Havemeyer, the fighting CEN
ter. and Tommie Woods, the brawny
guard, spent another afternoon on the
side lines, and they had the company
OF Keith Kane, regular left end, who in
yured his arm in yesterdays scrimmage.
trainer Donovan, however, promises to
nave this trio fit for Saturday.
The case of Duke Sedgwick is not so
promising. The veteran tackler's neck
is still in bad shape, and Coach Trum-
pull has about given up hope of having
MN for the next game. Captain Arnold
horween said to-day that he hoped to
tace Center but that his injured thirh
Is responding only slowly to treatment.
He worked with the regulars this after.
noon during signal drill.
Touchdowns by A. Hamilton and
Humphrey and field goal from the o.
yard line by Buell., second string quar-
terback, was the event of the scorinr
against the second team. Coache 8
Irumbull and Soucy played in the sec
ond teams rush line. The regular
eleven of the scrubs demonstrated Cen
ire plays for the varsity.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
From Tennis to Trench Digging

The world is made up of little of
this and little of that But yester-
day we were assigned to the writing Of
epics on lawn tennis, blood thirsty bat
ties between Bill Tilden and Bill John
ston, between Mrs. Molla Mallory and
MISS Eleanor Tenant. To-day we are
detailed to beard the box-fghter in his
lar and paint deft little word-pictures
describing how Battling" Carpenter
committed mayhem. arson and internal
injuries on one Georges Levinsky, or
something like that.
Tomorrow will be something else
again, for we are going away from this
mad medley of Machiavelian mixing
and take a vacation. The village doc
tor has ordered complete rest for our
brittle bones, and brains, and we have
determined to make a good start. To-
morrow morning, early, we have been
assigned by our old friend Sidney to
dig him we'll, or trench, or a cess
pool, or something, in the back yard of
hls hen farm in the country
All we will have to do is to blast
through six feet of rock with an eight
compound crowtar, propelled by hand.
scoop the broken rock, dump it in a
wheelbarrow and tote it to the other
end of the farm Sidney has promised
to sit on the back stoop and lend us
his moral encouragement It's great
life if you don't weekend, Aunt
Eleanor Ann, but we are going to do
just that.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
All-Skippers Grew
For Canadian Schooner

HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. 20. - W. c.
Smith, owner of the Lunenburg
schooner Delawana, has decided to use
en all-skippers crew when his craft
races the Gloucester, Mass, schooner
Esperanto next month for the cham
pionship of the Canadian-American
fishing fleets of the Atlantic.
Already in trial runs the Delawana
has carried as many as eleven captains
in her crew Of more than forty These
eleven probably will be retained, and
others from some one hundred avail
able will be chosen to make an all
shippers complement.
Captain Thomas Zimmerman, master
of the Delawana, Will sail Smith S
schooner in the races off Halifax Smith
said to-day. In recent race with nine
Nova Scotia fishermen Captain Himmel-
man sailed the craft to victory in fast
time
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Cornell Is Developing
Forward Pass Attack

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 20.-The forward
pass attack which Coach Gilmour Dobie
is developing for the Colgate game
was the principal weapon Of the varsity
in to-days scrimmage with the second
team
Carey, who started at quarterback on
the varsity, and Hoff, who succeeded
him, were instructed to open up
the game, and although an occasional
run was called for, most of the plays
were passes and their variations with
Mayer, Munns, Gouinlock, Brayton,
kaw and Jewett receiving the ball
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Boxing Commission Suspends
-Four Offending Cloue Tossers
Local District Gets
Three Title Events

dates for four fall national
champion fixtures were an
nounced last night by the local
committee of the A. A. U. Three
Of these events will take place in
the metropolitan district, namely,
the junior 'cross-country individual
and team championships, and the
ten-mile run and seven-mile walk
championships.
The junior event will be held at
Van Cortlandt Park on November
13. and the ten-mile run and seven
mile walk will be held on the new
quarter-mile track at Glenn Park.
fonkers, on Sunday, December 5.
The senior 'cross-country race has
been awarded to the New England
association, and will be held over
the Franklin Park Course on Sun
day, November 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Mrs. Mallory
Double Victor
I'm Team Tennis
Forest Hills Players Defeat
Ardsley and New York
Club Downs Amackassin

The team matches between the wom-
en- lawn tennis players of the West
Side Tennis Club and the Ardsley
Club, on the West Side courts yester-
day, and between the New York Ten
mis- Club and the Amackassn Club of
fonkers, on the Yonkers courts. re-
suited in victories for the West Side
and the New York clubs. This after
noon the two survivors will meet on
the West Side courts to decide the
team championship.
The Forest Hills club defeated the
Ardsley team by a total of four
matches to two, winning three out
of four singles and one out of two
doubles matches. The feature in the
singles was the triumph of Mrs. Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory, national champion
over Mrs. Benjamin F. Briggs, of Ards
ley, the sets going at 6--2, 60. Mrs.
Briggs put up great fight, but she
was not able to compete against Mrs.
Mallory's speed and harder hitting.
In the doubles Mrs. Mallory and
Miss Ballin defeated Mrs. T. G.. Nor
ris and Mrs. Briggs by a score of
&c, 6-1, 60. Mrs. Morris was the
only Ardsley player to win in the
singles, scoring over Mrs. w. H. Brown
jr. by a score of 7--5, 81. Mrs. A. G
Thurber and Mrs. Charles Townsend.
of Ardsley, gained victory for Ards
ley in the doubles, defeating Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. T. C. Cassebeer at
6-3, Cd.
The summaries:
Singles-Mrs. Franklin T. Mallory de-
fSated Mrs b. +: Briggs. GO. 50; Miss
florence Balm defeated Mrs A. G. Thur
Der, So. 6-3. 6-l; Mrs. l.. G. Morris
defeated Mrs. W. II. Brown jr.. IS, 81,
Mrs l.. NJ. Burt defeated Mrs. Charles
Townsend. Go, Go.
poubles-Mrs Mallory and Miss Ballin
defeated Mrs. Norris and Mrs Briggs 4-6
I'll. 6-2; Mrs. Thurber and Mrs Town
send defeated Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Casse
beer, 6-3, Cd.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Hayes Earns Draw
With belmont in
Fifteen-Round Bout

Phil belmont and Johnny Hayes, 10.
cal featherweights, fought to a draw
IN the feature bout at the opening show
OF the Star Sporting Club last night
me judges disagreed after the lads hac
battled fifteen rounds, and Referee
Curry rendered the verdict, which was
well received. belmont scored knock.
down IN the thirteenth, but Hayes over
came this by his fast finish.
in the twelve-round semi-fnal Eddie
Fletcher was awarded the iudges's de-
clsion over Sammy Noble, although the
latter appeared to have won handilv
The decision was hooted for ten min.
uteS