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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-11-02

The things that can't be printed:
The rumors that can't be traced
home! The whispered insinuations
for which men hold a oupped ear:
The sinister sliminess, some of which
it is hoped will stick-isn't it tine
that these disgraceful tactics were
denounced and discountenanced
wherever they may be found? And
that goes broadly for whom it may
concern.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-11-02

A Paris physician told one of his
patients the other day that getting q
shoe shine is 4 good tonic for ia
tigue. 1t has its advantages over
the BARRIERS chair because the boot
blacks stock of trade has it's limita-
lions. And some Paris people We
know are so lazy they would get
more fatigue than tonic if they had
10 shine their own shoes.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-11-02

The farmers are beginning to get a
bit sore. and well they may. They
threaten to get into politics. and we
hope they viii. They find, Tor exanl-
pie. that though their products drop
Isensationally. the retail market is
hardly affected at all. They lose ard
the consumer doesn't win. May we
suggest that perhaps there is one fac
tor in the calculation that never goes
down? And that's the middle man.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-11-02

Paris woman wants to know wha
Senator Harding is going to do afteI
November 2. Well, we surmise tha
In the interval of getting back int,
the good graces of the people of Ohio
he will produce a guide-book entitled
How Not To Get There
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-11-02

Paris can boast of having one OF
the most enthusiastic and loyal
movie fans in the country. A certain
Paris woman, one of the best in thG
world, was taken suddenly sick Sun
day night, after partaking of sub
stantial meal. A physician diagnos-
ed her case as acute indigestion. AT
ter being relieved, the good woman
turned to her son, and remarked
well, if it had to happen. I'm glad
| it was tonight instead of Monday
night" Being sked what difference
that made, she said: well, if it had
been Monday ! couldn't have attend
ed the picture show, and somebody
would have been in my seat"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
FIoydS Win City
Title at Soccer
Defeat M Eleven in Second Game of Series at Hodges
Field Sunday Goals to Junior FOyds Also Cop Title

Favored By perfect weather both the
Floyd soccer teams mastered their OBJ
ponents and incidentally will have their
names inscribed in the hall Of fame of
Memphis champions. The Juniors
again defeated the Vencedores, this
time by the score of to 0, in one OF
the hardest fought flames ever staged
on Hodges field. They had as specta-
tors another record crowd
Col. Bob Hagerty has the unique dis
tinction Of picking two winners in a sin
gle season, It is doubtful If the honors
could be more deserved as we'll as
worn, by any other. as he has proven
himself a model sportsman II remains
for him TO bring the Mississippi valley
championship to Memphis with his pets
on April 4. 1t will be no surprise to
some who have watched tie upriver
athletes perform all season, and who
watched Sundays performance, if the
Floyds hang up the honors
Sundays game was peculiar insofar
as both goals were scored within the
first five minutes of the game. The
first marker was put through by Grit
fifth within a half minute of the start
ing whistle. Chisholm scored the sec
ond before the Y NJ. /. realized what a
task they had on their hands.
The rest of the game favored the Y.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
CANS THE FAvoRITE.

When Cans and RouN to, the scratch
in the windup. the New orleans negro
will be the popular choice among the
wagering fraternity, owing TO the fact
that he Is considered one II the great d
est negro Nghtweights in the country,
He has met and defeated practically
every negro lightio la the business and
is expecting TO have a paratiNcly
easy time IN polishing of RouN.
Monday nights meeting viii not be
the first time RouN aud Cans have
met In the resined ring About four
years ago Cans took on RuuN in an
eight round bout at the Southern A. c.
and Cans trimmed the Memphian with
In an inch 81 his life having RouN
on the floor the greater part OF the
time, But Roux was comparative
novice nj the time. ana since that me-
Horabel lacinE he has tScn plugging
away trying to match GnnS In class.
Roux proved that he has COnSidcrhly
improved when he waded through tho
local darktown colony without a miss,
winning over all corners. lie asked for
a return crack at Cans and he has
been accommodated
Both RouN and Cans have been train.
ing hard every day and both will be
ready when the bell rings Monday
night
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
EXHIBITION
BAS ALL

rort Worth (Texas IeoFuen... / S 5
Wichita Falls (Texas lcaguel ,..19 q |
Coop, Lind, Molzelnick and Halves,
Hinn, Sutherland, Kitchens and Brown.
At New Orleans r. II. e,
Cleveland tAmcrican) ,....,.F 7 .
New orleans (Southernl 4 3
Covelcskie, Morton and Nunamaker,
Thomas, Torkelson, Walker and De-
berry,
philadelphia tNationaD .....i6 is /
cha ttanooga (Southernl E...... l 5 3
RiXey, Smith and Withrow Marshall,
Cunningham, York and Delaney.
At Fort Worth. Ten r. II. +.
Fort Worth tTeNaa leaEuel....5 : 3
chicago white sox ,,..;,.:......2 ! 3
Pate ard Moore; Wilkinson, Payne
and Schalk
At oDdapoAn CIV R.H, r..
Minneapolis tAmcricau ASSN. : "a I
Ol-laho1a city CWestern) .....12 II |
Whttehouse Hovik schauer and
Mayer Covington Salisbury and Ban
urr Moore and Clanton.
At Dallas Tex L II. l..
Boston tAmcrcan) ........,...,i II ,
New York (Nationan ......,...3 10 0
Hoyt, rennock and Devine. Walters;
Toney, Barnes and snyder McCarty
-LL-~-----
At Tulsa, okla K. II, T..
Kansas city AmcIican Ass'n).i2 IT 4
Tulsa tNestern leagu") .,.$.,,13 "A >
Evans Beatty Beetle, Horstman and
Lamhc, Brock Dennis, Morris Cowan
and Frommc, Query.
-
At Bolton Tev,-- X. HE,
Chicago White SoN tsec. team .l3 "a O
Ices, Hanson, Kerr and Loudermik,
Ftcklc, Helms and Helms,
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Vt Beaumont, Tex Il, II. T.,
Beaumont rreNas leasu@ ",'.-d ; !
James Sohmids. Baiiey aud .tsteIiy
Mathomas and Henderson, Currie.
At san Antonio. Ten Il. Ii, f.
81. Louis tAmeriCan) ..,....,.,.6 Q
San Antonio CTcXas leaguel...2 I
Davis and Billings; Stewart and Glib.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22

NJ. ]. men practically all the way. Had
they been more aggressive at the start
u Is doubtful If the regular periods
would have been Sufficient to decide
the game. As II was the latter part
Of the game found the "T' men pound
ing away at the Floyd goal, but none
seemed to be able to connect with the
ball when 1t meant a goal.
Too much credit can not be given the
institute team, for the fine team they
have developed when ii is remembered
that but two of their players ever COM
peted. on the soccer team before and
that they went through the season with
out a coach Of any kind. I
For the Y M. I! Hays and Colbert
played the back field the best, while
Colbert was the best at forward.
For the Floyds it is a difficult task
to pick a weak man on the team, yet
It Is doubtful If their defense lines ever
had such strenuous afternoon. The
Bishop brothers and Semple were re-
peatedly called upon to use everything
they knew to keep, their goal unsullied
for the series. The result was some
of the finest work ever seen on the
local field. On the forward line Webb,
Chisholm and Senior responded with
some of the cleverest work of the local
season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
WEBER CONFIDENT.

Fete Weber, local welterweight, is
confident he Is going to b. returned
the winner over Gene Murtinplll an
other Memphis weller. in their eight
round emhroglio, which win be the
semiwindup Three weeks ago Mar.
tinelli met Nehber and gave Pete m
awful pastinE, but Pete claimed he WAS
IN no condition to fight which he said
was the reason he WAS dsfea ed. lie
asked for a return match with Mar
finelli, which WAS granted Webher has
been In training for the past thrce
weeks and SAYS he Is in great eondi-
tion to get revenge for the trimming
he received when he first met Mar
tinell
Gene has also been ut work keeping
In condition and says he has nothing
70 fear In his Monday nigJt clash with
Weber. Martnell viii br the favorite
OF the ringsiders when he enters ,hc
ring. and he expects to travel a, the
fastest clip he can in an tffhyt TO gel
the referees decision OYER pvhs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS

ST. LOUIS, March 22.-Poultry, hens,
S6c; springs, 3Sc; turkeys, 42c; ducks,
4Oc; geese, lSc.
Butter, creamery, 67isc.
Eggs, 42c,
CHICAGO March 22.-Butter steady;
creamery, 5296Sc.
Esgs-Steady; receipts, 14,1j6 cases;
firsts, H445c ordinary firsts. 41Q42c;
at mark cases included, 43Q44c.
Poultry, alive, higher; springs, SIC;
fowls, Ale.
KANSAS CITY, March 22.-Butter-
Unchanged.
Eggs-CWrent receipts, Csc lower per
case, Sl2.60; firsts, &c lower, 4Sc
P9ultry--Hens, 1c lower, 37c; others
unchanged.
Potatoes-25c to a5c higher, s6.1O@
ESQ
CHICAGO, March % y Potatoes
steady; receipts, 81 cars; northern
round white sacked, $5s5a6. 60: do.
bulk, $5,9O@6OO; long White $5.SO0
5,S5; Idaho russets sacked, $6.35Q6.5O.
SAVANNAH. Ga. March 22.-Tur-
pentine firm; $2.16; sales, Sc; receipts,
%; shipments, 4 stock. l.525, Rosin,
dull; sales none; shipments, l29. re-
Cetpts l29. stock, 1851. Quote Is,
s1G,5e; u, L, +, &. II, $3.50; |, $3.50
all55; X, $lS.75; N, n, Wg, WV, SO,
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NEW YORK. March 23-Butter :
Firsts, 65m6 Csc, Eggs, firm: fresh gath
cred ljrsts, 81 y nAac, Cheesc--Erregu ar
average ran, S'hYSs|ac,
MN NORk. MagCh :e-LtVs pouI-
ny steady, Ghickess, 25lJHc; fowls
e: old toosters. 26c turkeys, 45c
, Dressed steady Eroiirrs, frozen. 3su
Sic. western stags. fresh, 26QS0c; frog
en-, 3td3Sc; western fowls, fresh. 29q
Sec; frozen, 2Su3Sc; spring Turkeys
frozen, 5le55c.
NEW YORK. March S2-&opler
| fnVt. &lec4roly%ic sIat ana nearby, lBl
! @ISta. second qNaiSers lSi2 dlSR
eron- steady, No, Northern, 4L00d
| 1900: No. Northern, A5,0004630, Ne
4 &NutlNTn, 42.OOm&300
Antimonys t1o0. NetaA exehang,
qsoted lsas 9sst' sSoas $50 ed Mach
APsrsIl s sSS S'e apos soprss eNs. 80
sis: fu6ufes, arts On, spot. G35l.
los; futures. ass, l6s, Cd; leae spot
fMuos, sac sS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
How About Your Catarrh?
Do You Want Real Relief?

looked the cause of these symptoms,
and all of your treatment has been
misdirected. Remove the cause of the
clogged-up accumulations that choke UP
your air passages, and they will natur-
ally disappear for good. But no mat
ter how many local applications you
use to temporarily clear them away,
they promptly reappear and will con-
tinue to do so until their cause is re-
moved.
S. S. s., the fine old fifty-year-old
blood remedy is an antidote to the mil
lions of tiny Catarrh germs with which,
your blood is infested. A thorough
course of S. S. S. will cleanse your
blood, and remove the disease germs
which cause Catarrh.
Write for free medical advice to CHIEF
Medical Adviser, 161 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta. Ga aoV'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
POST. SEASON SERIES.
Junior Division.
Standing of Teams,
Mondays Games,
Cummings VS.. lawlcr ChoNs).
Cummi" ~ vs.. Rozell (girls).

Mondays 6an1eS'
Cummings VS.. Lawlcr thoNs)
Cummi Is vs.. Ro4ell (girls)
The Y NJ c. A. viii be the scene OF
the third game IN the Junior division
Of the baskeiball~ post season series
When promptly at 4 pm. Monday Ref
cree Norton win toss The bah IN in
center between the LAWYER ard Cum
mings boys Immediately following this
gamt Mrs, Iiny VII stage the initial
contest In the Junior girls division
when RozeH, pennant winners in the
Central league, meets Cummings VINO
won the same honor in the Southern
league,
Curmings viii b. slightly handl-
capped In their game against LAWYER
on account OF their opponents out
weighing them about ten rounds to
the man. bu can he counted on TO
give good account Of themselves. and
ii case they should lose thew hope to
have the satisfaction Of seeing their
girls returned the winner In their game
against Ro2ell. Both games are sure
to be hotN contested, and the rivalry
existing between the schools will
bring forth a large crowd of fans to
pun for their faVarites,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
Jack Dempsey
Has Returned
H. To Los Angeles

SAN FRANCISCO, March 92--Jark
Dempsey. heavyweight champion pugi-
kearus was released ON bail Saturday
after they had pleaded nor guilty In
federal court here to charges Of con.
spiracy TO evadc the selcctive draft
act, left last night for Los Angeles to
continue work on q motion picture film
kcarns remained here Both mon are
seht du'ed to appear here April for
Il preliminary nearing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
TENNESSEE BASEBALL
SCHEDULE FOR SEASON

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. March 22-The
university of Tennessee's baseball
hines preliminary schedule has been
arranged. 1t follows:~
April 16--Maryylle college here A
April 17-Maryville college at Mary
Vile
April 20 and 2S--Auburn here, pend
ing.
April 24-Georgetown university here.
April 27-Centre college at Danville,
Kentucky.
April 2S-Georgetown university, at
Georgetown, Ky.
April 29-Transylvania college, at
Lexington.
April 3O--Kentucky state, at Licking
ton.
May 1-Kentucky state, at Lexington.
May and Vanderbilt, at Nashville.
May 5-Transyvania college here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MEMPHIS, March 22.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, light, slightly lower. Heavy,
$14.O0@14.50; medium, $144.75@l5.5 SO;
packer sows, $11.OO@12.25; skin, $4,000
1900; stockers, so to so lbs, 10000
fat, $12.OO@14,75; light, $1O.o0012OO.
Receipts, light, steady Steers.
medium heavy $900@11.50; light butch
ers. $S00@9.O0 thin common, $500
500; choice light stockers, $S,OO69,50:
butcher heifers, s$S.OO@l0O0; fat cows,
$70049.50: cutters, $5,00@5.75; Gamers,
&00@4 so; veal calves. good, $12.00@
fat, $6.5O@9OO; medium, $5.5O@6,5O
mich cows, medium, s60gS5; good, So
4125.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
|IlAeSp(ll'ti1H5
|. Spotlight
BYBob Pi$11e
CHICKS no OXFORD, MISS. Next MoNpAY

CHICKS TO OXFORD, MISS. NEXT MONDAY
Monday the Tribe will journey down to Oxford Mss where thew
will engage the University OF Mississippi diamond uminqc, N
game OF baseball BY that time Manager Iohn MclYu,Iev
hopes 10 nave his lineup about arranged for the opening the
battle. "
Inc Chicks started work bright and early Muuar and went
,hough TWO periods OF toll one beginning II and lasting until
oeiock and the other starting O'Clock and continuing r
a.oo o'clock Wo periods OF work will be the card all week
according to McCloskey
No new Chicks had reparted al noon AonllA-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
Then Throw Away Your
Sprays and Other Makeshift
Treatment.

First ofiall find out just what causes
your Catarrh. If it was merely local
irritation and inflammation of the
delicate Innings Of the nose, throat and
air passages, then you might reasonably
expect to be cured by the use of local
remedies, But have you ever known
of one single person to be freed from
the slavery of Catarrh by any kind of
local treatment?
Why? Simply because you have over
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
MEXICAN VS.. CHINN.

The Mexican Kid win ma his soc-
ona bow to Memnhians so dae night
against Battling CHM an omaha Ne-
gre lightweight. The Mexican vas d.
feated by Young joe Cans a f,N We h.
back, and says he is gosuR 10 earn his
way back to another crack a, the negro
lightweight champion,
Chinn met and knocked 90 Batting
Jenkins, OF Memphis, las Monday night
and says he intends repeating on tho
Mexican.
II promises to be quite n battle and
Should be brisk while 1t lasts.
A battle royal will START the SHOW
with five husky negroes swapping
punches.
The $. A. c, iazS band VIII be there.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
HEILMAN AND TY
COBB JOIN, TIGERS

MACON, Ga March 22.-Harry He'll
man, first baseman of the Detroit club.
arrived here yesterday, and Ty Cobb
will join the team at Columbus, Ga,
Tuesday. Manager Hughey Jennings
announced. The club breaks camp to-
day and will begin tour with the
Boston Nationals. Chick Shorten
outfielder, will begunable to accompany
the club this week because of an in
jured foot -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22

The last week Of the elimination Sc
rles In the basketball division finds
the teams well punched, and picking
the winner is yet doubtful PROPOSE
tlon. Although the Y. NJ, c. A, squad
ia leading still they have only played
one game and II {. b. c. succeeds in
trimming them Monday night they will
lose their hold on first place and leave
the situation even more complex. In
the second game Y. NJ, l. win match
wares with the Columbia Wooimen.
The c. Il, G. lads win have their
star guard. Williams. back 'inRthe line
up Monday night. which viii add to
their strength considerably. Although
The college team won on their last
start, the services Of this auburn
haired player wera missed and his
presence Monday will boost c. b. G,
stock TO even money. The 7. NJ. C., \.
will present tie SAM lineup with which
they succeeded IN downing the Squad
ron in their first and only game, and
viii enter the fray determined ID re-
tain thor grasp On the top round OF
the pennant ladder.
The second game Of the evening
promises to he exceptionally hard
fought when the Y. NJ l. club tackes
the Columbia Wuodmen. Both clubs
have met c. y, G.. in the series Tho
Columbia Woodmen defeated g. r. G..
ny the narrow margin o. Two points,
while Y. NJ |. lost to the same club
by five points It is unfair to Judge tho
two teams by these games. however, as
the Woodmen played one Of the best
games Of their career on the night Of
their victory and the V. NJ. l. club was
decidedly off their usual form when
they suCf>,2d defeat
only two more games remain to be
played after Monday night. and all
five clubs are fighting hard to capture
the city championship Large crowds
OF cage fans greet the players each
night, and the interest IS at the high
eSt pitch
CLANCY and Norton will officiate In
both games.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
ROUND THE TICKER
Cotton.

New York--liverpool cotton exchange
will not be in session April ?, 3, 5 and 6,
New orleans-TeXas wires decidedly
more disposition to sell spots, basis
easier --Kofer.
New York-Onc of the leading long
interests in March has been offering II
all week from 40 cents to 4044c with
squeezed, it will be largely their own
fault There was no other news of
Importance, A further reduction in
July ard October is due on technical
conditions. --Clevenburg
New NOrleans--After the first selling
was over, the supply of contracts
shrank sharply and shorts who wanted
profits began to cause a recovery. Ear
ly offerings were due to the bad Ger
OF fireworks in the March position is
making shorts nervous. Liverpool ca
bles: Small market. Poor tone. Fair
hedge selling and some local selling or
German political aews'--S. 4 G.
New Orleans-Houston wires: De
cidc'Y more pressure % sell spots and
demand slow" A private German ca
hlegrm received in this market last
night claims that reports of troubles in
that country are decidedly eXaggorat
eds. & G.
New Orleans--It is a trading market
with both sides quick to take profits
$. & G.
New Orleans Despite dseouraging
German news and favorable weather,
shorts covering fearing developments
near months New York,-Ells Il Co.
New York--Crop preparations are a
little backward but this can be easily
rectfied by a moderate period of ia
Norabe weather The labor problem is
of more serious nature and will no
doubt play a very Important part in
fixing value of cotton for the next
crop,--EttelSon.
New oreans..-New Orleans Cotton
exchange will open at instead of
am. beginning Monday. March 20,
1920 Due to New York state law NOV
Ing clocks forward one hour.
New York No selling pressure. al
though weather favorable; two sided
market, purchase again soft spots
MCFlroy to c. & 7.
New Yorl<.--Quiet Traders waiting
on near positions. which do not at
tract stock in quantity Outsiders look
ing at imports and weather. Hubbard
to Reese.
New York. --Gwathmey and Weld let
RS advise purchases setbaCis. Weld :
Texas man predicts million acres in<
crease. Lock for further squeeze March
This week, aside from this market
should react further-Cleve to Cotter
Il Turner,
New Orleans --Rumored here local
bulls taking hold Of May, which month
viii likely experience the fate of prev
iCuS moths by advancing to the level
Of mddlinE eventually as that month
draws nearer at maturity.--Beer to
McHalL
.,F H.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22

Memphis fight fans are going to see
the l,but of Joe Thomas. local
heavyweight next Monday night ri tho
Southern \, G.. when he meets Texas
Tate, a well-knnwn heavyweight Of
Hot Springs T'atr met Fred Fulton
some time ago, which match was ref
creed bS Bully Haack VINO says Tate
is q good, tough hoy aud should give
orUl random plenty Of action against
Thomas Taa7nas IS working out
daily al the Sou ;lern 4. G. IN antici-
ua,ion OF HE trNt weeks min with
Tatu. THtc W II BE- Introduced 10 figlt
landom AZ MundNN nighLs show.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
RURMAN VS.. RRAMER.

Promoter Billy Hack, Of the South
ern Athlete club, is trying to line up an
elaht.roun match between Harry Bra.
tner, the Frisco bantam, and Joe Bur-
man, OF Chicago, for the local glove
emporium within the next three WeekGa
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
RACE HORSE OWNER a.
DIES OF PISTOL WOUND

SAN, diego. Cal, March 22.-Herbert
kelly Phillips, widely known owner
Of race horses, died here last night
from a bullet wound believed accident
ally self-inflicted.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
BREWERS GEF WALfACE.

ST, LOUIS, March william
Lefty Wallace. who pitched for Char.
lotce, n c., In the South Atlantic
league last season. has signed a con-
tract with Milwaukee, American asso-
citation
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
FoWLKEs IMPROVES.

Hy Fowlkes. alias Fitem. the pyers-
burgetN is better and expects to rejoin
the Chicks bv the last q the Geek.
Trhc club physician says th.t Unless eur
ther complications arise. Vowkes' in
tanned prop should be entFely vol D.
Wednesday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22

The Western association has an
nounced that the spit ball as we'll as
all other freak deliveries will be barred
and managers Of teams in the league
have been notified to that effect
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
THREE WHOPPERS.

Tlse ChscSs va have the Shsse EiKe
gese ftecheSs W hasesSalS shiH ssaNoN.
T ny Goodbrca, GiIl ThNea" doa ~
Fowlkes,
Tiny, Bill and Hy are over six feet
and weigh over the 200 pound mark II
they are as strong on quality as they
are on quantity, the Tribell be up
there this season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22

Catcher Jack NdamIj who held out OIL
9he Philadelphia Nationals aS q result
Of which waivers were asked and OBJ
tanned mas been sold to the eSattle
club This turn Of affairs was some
thing Of shock 10 Adams and he's not
y@t yet decidoA what to do @bout A..
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
Haberda sherry
of Distinction
PUTZEL- & co.
D0ohod rr~%n1 rnA.
Peabody Hotel Building.

THAT WELL-DREssED LOOK
YOU OFTEN SEE
And say to yourself That's what
wanted and did not GET Do not let
that happen again. Come to me and
get that well4dressed look.
M. SCHoNBERGER
Master Tailor" 50 NJ. Main st.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
SUGAR.

NEW YORK, March 22.-Raw sugar
firm; centrifugal, 12.54c; fine granulated
14.00@16.00c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22

Tiny Goodbred. one OF the biggest
pitchers in baseball will get IN early
this week. according to advices re-
eeived from the right handler at club
headquarters
Tiny is e spithal pitcher. but he has
other stuff TO fall back on and will at
tempt to get by without the use of the
moist delivery.