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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-19

cleverIy arranged thing you
ever had.
The same principle applied
to a bottle gives you hot cot
fee or an iced drink for your
luncheon. hours after the bot
lie is filled. Such bottles
and all Ottawa druggists and
jewelers. as well as hardware
dealers have them in stock
are part of every well equip
ped picnic kit. Mothers. too,
whose duty both night and dav
includes drinks all round, find
them a God Send.
1t really is no crime to be
comfortable-on the contrary
it is a crime punishable with
great WEAKNESS and often with
serious i'll health when women
work on in hot kitchens, and
families eat food unprotected
by these Yankee contrivances'
Our Ottawa dealers have oil
these things in the nationally
advertised makes and will de-
monstrate them to your salts
faction, even in your own
kitchen. and just for the ask
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
Votre Dame viii Meet TUeue Conference Baseball Team
BR0WNSON WINS FROM
BOYS INTERMEDIATES

The Brownson Hall FIVE OF Notre
Dame defeated the Boys Intermedi-
ate five of the Y NJ C. A Wednes-
day night in a good game by the
score Of IS to 10. Aviles and Logan
played good ball for the college
lads. while Smith and Sluss went
best for the locals. The game was
fast and clean throughout At no
time was the outcome OF the game
sure until a sudden burst OF speed
by the Notre Dame boys put them
away in the lead and sewed up the
game for them.
Two games were played in the
Commercial league also. The Elbel
FIVE nosed out the CAN'T quintet by
the small sum OF two points. The
score was y 10 10. Kizer was the
star Of the contest. He accounted
for eight OF the u points made by
his squad. while Grover made six
Of the CAN'T 10 points. The game
was close all the way through, first
one team leading and then the other
The guarding was so close that most
OF the points scored were made by
long shots. Just "A minute before
the play was up. with the score n
tie Kizer dropped one OF these longs
through the hoor. giving his squad
the victory
The next game was a walkaway
for the Clauer give. Kizer and Sous
ley were the stars for the winners,
thes two boys dropping the ball I'm
any time they wished. Kizer got
eight baskets and SOusley got six.
Miller also contributed five baskets
for the jewelers.. The one redeeming
feature Of the Spiro team, which
played several substitutes. was the
work OF Robacher This little for
ward dropped four neat long shots
throught the loop. and played a fast
floor game besides.
The Clauer and Elbel teams will
play APP Preliminary game before the
high school contest Friday night.
while the Gantz and Spiro teams
will give the fans some preliminary
entertainment Saturday night before
the local "Y" teams tackles the KO-
komo delegation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
MASON AND WILDE WILL
MEET MAR. IL IN TOLEDO

By Associated Press:
TOLEDO. o., Feb. 11.-March -
was the date selected for the 70
round no decision bout between
Jimmy Wilde and frankie Mason
at a meeting Of the Toledo boxing
commission today AID Thacher.
promoter, attended the meeting and
informed the commission that the
bout Will he staged in the coliseum,
which can be made TO seat $500.
Thatcher had a conference with
Dave Hughes, Wilde's manager, as
the latter passed through here early
this morning on his way to New
York. when the date was agreed
upon. Thatcher reported 70 the COM
mission.
Tickets will go on sale within a
day or two. il was announced. Top
price is IS. other seats ranging from
$40 10 50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
MRS. REYNOLDS WINS
AGAIN AT PlNEHURST
special TO The News Times

NNeClal % Inc News Tines
PINEHURST, y. G.. Feb. 11-Out
OF Il matches in the three leading
divisions IN the St Valentine tourna-
ment for women at Pinehurst today
nve went to extra holes and required
anywhere from 10 10 q holes for a
decision. Mrs j. r Duryea. OF
Springfield. defeated Mrs. John b.
Chapman. OF Greenwich. at the 18th
hole OF the feature mash Of the
day Mrs. DuTyeawon the last two
holes I'm par figures with puts OF
100 and 30 feet respectively Mrs
D n Armstrong of BuQalo won
from Miss Louise Patterson. Of
Plainheld. at the 2Oth hole of their
matach. The other survivors IN the
championship eight were Mrs.
Frank s Danforth. of Northfork.
and Miss Eleanor I. Chandler. OF
Philadelphia, the idealiSt
Mrs. ! r Reynolds. OF South
Bend. came through all right In the
second division. where she played
sgsinst Mrs A p DeForst Algood.
II Sayville. and won by two uI.
Mrs Reynolds viii be opposed BY
Mrs =. :. WaterhOuse. OF Ardsely.
m tOmorrow's semi-fnais Mrs.
Waterh won one OF those 21-
hole matches today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
REPORT MUTINY OF
SHIPPING BOARD CREW

BY United Press:
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE
crew of the shipping board vessel
Poughkeepsie. has mutinied and
has been placed under arrest at
Bermuda by the commanding Off
Ger of the L. s. s. Sacramento, Secy
Daniels was advised today.
The crew were arrested at the re-
quest OF the American consul az
Bermuda The men viii be return
ed TO Hampton Roads and delivered
20 the United States federal attor-
ney on the charge OF mutiny. the
dispatch said.
For this purpose an armed guard
has been detailed from the Sacra-
mento and the destroyer Force al
Bermuda.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
PEORIA TOURNAMENT
DRAWS MANY ENTRIES

The great Peoria tournament of
the American Bowling Congress will
draw an entry of over $50 teams.
and will be classed as one OF the
greatest athletic events of the year
Chicago and Peoria will enter IFS
teams each. followed closely by
teams from Ohio numbering so,
Wisconsin with So, Missouri with
so, Iowa with 10. Nebraska with
five. Minnesota with Is, Indiana
with 60, Pennsylvania with II, New
Jersey with 10. Kentucky with 10.
Michigan with 25, New York state
with 30, West Virginia with two and
Illinois with 80, outside Of Peoria
and Chicago. will bring the total en-
try over the seven-fifty mark, and
make the tournament a great sue
cess.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

Tie " ~ q. 4 Junior team went
90 Mislswaka "Wednesday light and
administered defeat 90 me high
school inferclass champions there.
The score was Re 20 10. The team
rvor. or tac local boys was too
much for the Mishswaka lads who
-eeme6 20 he dumbfouuded before
80 attack That moved them down.
The work Of Nylkos anG Nelson was
rar excellent these two lads ac-
eountng Tor s.l btu three ~ their
earns points
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
CARPENTER TO VISIT Z. :.
Associated Press

bN AeboC1otcu Frcte
NEW YORK. Feb. 11-Paris cable
sdviceS received here today state
that Georges Carpenter. European
heavyweight champion. will sail for
this country on March Il an dex-
poets 20 box Jack Dempsey for the
Worlds title in the United States
during the month OF September. In
addition 20 Carpenter and his man
sger. Descamps the party will in
clude two French pugiltsts of lighter
classes. Charles LedOux and George
PRpin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
"MONDA ROSE" RETURNS
TO CASHIERS DESK
By United Press

CHICAGO. Feb "Nonda
Rose" Schweiburg. society cashier.
went back TO her desk at the Biehl
and SHERMAN Leather company
here Wednesday.
I'm going 20 give them slittle
help on the books" Miss Schweiburg
said
Her attorney. Carl. W Larsen.
announced he expected prosecution
under the indictment returned
against Miss Schweiburg last week,
charging embezzlement would be
waived by the leather company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
HIGH SCHOOL MEN
WILL ROUT J|NX
Select Friday the 18th as the
Day When They Will
AVenge Defeat.

Friday. the 18th. is expected to
Go away with the jinx that Kalama-
zoo high school has set on the local
school in athletic contests. The tan
and blue men have Ilayed two
games of basketball and one OF foot
ball with the Wolverine squad. and
each time have been nosed out of
victory by a close score. Friday
night Coach Burnham predicts his
team VIII be in top top shape. and
end this everlasting ink.
The local men have lost two con-
tests now in succession. and both
OF these defeats have hurt both the
five is crippled and the team should
hit q winning stride that should take
them through till they meet some
championship five in the state tour
ney. Both the fives that have ia
ken the local men over will play
a prominent part in the sectional
tourney The locals have no
thoughts OF sailing through the sec
tional tourney at an easy pace. but
NRFNN ~ nave ~ tAEAAA every AHNn
OF the way
Different style
The style of ball that the Michi-
gan teams play Is very different than
the local five play This was what
caught the high school five unaware
W at the celery city earlier in the
season. and caused them 10 be de-
feated by a measiy three points.
The Michigan five il not used TO the
close guarding that the Burnhamites
exhibit. and the Kalamazoo referee
called fouls on the tan and blue
warriors every time the fghting be
came intense. This hindrance will
not re felt on the local floor. "a ev-
cry fan and referee in this section
seem 20 favor the fghting brand OF
ball
The high school FIVE in their work
out this week have shown some
flashes o. form that amazed the
second squad Their team work has
been perfect and their eyes seemed
20 have developed fully so per cent.
With the showing that they are max
ing Coach Burnham seems optimis-
tic on the Friday night game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
COACH ANNOUNCES
SPRING SCHEDULE
Open Season With Wisconsin
April 16-Big Games
at Home.
BY ARCHIE WARD
Not-c Dame Correspondent.

Seventeen games. twelve OF which
are with members Of the Zig Ten
conference have been arranged for
tae Notre Dame baseball club next
spring The schedule was announced
bv Athletic Director Rockne last
night upon his return from the gath
erlng OF Indiana athletic chieftans
held at Purdue university Tuesday
II IL probable that one or two
more opponents will be added 10 the
chart before e is definitely sealed.
81 Viator's college has written for
game with Coach Dorais' nine and
e. date with the Kankakee aRgrega-
non viii be decided upon in the near
future.
Chance For Western Title
The Gold and Blue nine will meet
nearly every formidable university
club in the middle west By winning
The bulk OF their games Coach
Dorais' athletes can place them
selves among the foremost teams OF
the west. just as they did a year
a go
The season will open April &c.
with Wisconsin university. The Bad
GERS viii he here for two days. Four
games in a row Is the progress for
he week following the opening con-
test Dorais will take his team TO
Purdue on April 81. Wabash will be
encountered at Charlottesville on
tho following day and two contests
with Illinois at Urbana will con
cIude the trip.
Big Games at Home
4 feature of the baseball chart is
the number Of big games carded for
the home field. Cold and Blue fan
dom viii have the opportunity 10 see
wisconsin, Michigan. Indiana. Pur
due. Iowa, Valparaiso and the Mich
san Asgies in action The Purdue
contest will be he athletic attrac-
ton of commencement week
The pitchers and catchers have
been working out in the Notre
Dame gymnasium for two weeks and
they viii have unravelled all the
Knots ana kinks in their throwing
appara tus when the time comes to
emerge from the hioernal quarters.
Following is the schedule.
April 16-17-Nis consin ut NotrC
Dame
April c1-P1rrdue at Lafayette.
April 22-WIbasb at Crawfords-
vile
April 2S-28-Illinois at Urbana.
April 26-Michigan AT Notr .
Dame.
April 3O-Indiana at Notre Dame.
May S-Michigan Aggie NJ Notre
Dame.
May 15-Valparaiso at Notre
Dame.
May 21-lova at Notre Dame
May 22-Indiana at Bloomington.
May 25-Michigan Aggies at Ian
sing
May 26-Michigan at Ann Arbor.
May 2S-Valparaiso at Valparaiso
May 29-Iowa al Iowa CITY
June 5-Purdue at Notre Dame.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
DOVE OF PEACE.

By AssOClated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 11-William
Richardson, Philadelphia stock
man and part owner OF the Wash
ington American league baseball
club. was said to be the peace dove"
who brought the warning factions OF
the American league together.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
STETCHFR WINS


ht Associated fress.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Feb. IL
Joe Stetcher. OF Nebraska world s
champion Catch-as-catch-ca can wrest
Ter aefeated Jack Dwyer OF Michi-
gan here tonight in two straight
falls. The frst fall came in 20 min
utes 40 seconds. and the second
.n IS minutes. both with a body
scissors and arm lock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
BRITISH FLYWEIGHT TO
BOX MICKEY RUSSELL

NEW YORK. Feb. Jimmy
Wilde English fiyweIght champion.
arrived here from Milwaukee to-
night He has been matched 90
meet Mickey Russell. local ban
tamweight. in an eight-round bout
AZ the Fourth Regiment armory.
Jersey civ Wednesday night. Feb.
Is RUSSELL is not % exceed 1I6
pounds ar the riucsde
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

One OF the greatest fields OF high
Jumpers that ever was brought to-
gether will strive for laurels in the
running high jump at the annual in
door games OF the New York A C.
Feb p Murphy OF Notre Dame,
the national champion and Langdon
OF Yale. the intercollegiate cham
pion viii compete New York Jour
nal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

Jack Eearns. manager OF Jack
Dempsey has added Eddie Mahoney
a Pacific Coast lightweight in tow,
now tie has a fancy for the hght-
ing Irish
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

Frazee intends 10 keep up his
fight on Ban Johnson. because Matt
Hinkel. Cleveland bidder for the
Red SoX refused TO consent TO sup
port COmiskey and Rupert. the Red
SoX owner refused 10 sell. That's
standing by friends
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

The lure OF the lucre pUlle EN-
an back. frankie Burns and John
ny CoulOn, former featherweight
topnOtchers announced their come
backs last week and now along
comes Frank Claus. former middle
weight champ and Jack Dillon a
clever heavyweight attempting a re-
South Bend Of the postoffice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

You will cover many miles" Duff
~ continues. before you will see a
better high jumper than Johnny
Murphy OF Notre Dame. the national
high jump champion Johnny has
done over feet . inches outdoors
on his native heath i'm the west,
and we can readily believe il. His
jumping is as clean as a whistle and
recalls the days OF Mike Sweeney
and Phil Single Too bad that he
was unable to reach Sam Lawrence's
mark OF feet AZ inches, but If
this westerner comes to the games
again next year he Is sure to let
the record Walter Whalen's jump
ing can not be overlooked. To tie
the jump OF Murphy with 6 feet as
inches is the best jump that the To-
cal son ever made in the local build
ing and he deserved the great hand
he received.
Joe Stecher, worlds champion
heavyweight and Wladek Zbyszko.
the Polish giant will wrestle for the
title in finish match in Boston
Thursday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

Arthur Duffy, holder OF the
worlds 1O0-yard champion is re-
viewing the athletic games in Boston
last Saturday night says: BILLY
Hayes old trouble of being slow off
the mark was the reason OF his
failure 10 deliver in the dash. He
had his same finish. but in a 4O-yard
dash a start is more than half Of
the battle"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11
An Ordinance

Accepting paving Main from the East line OF
First line Avenue the City or RICHMOND
the property abutng thereon and assessing and evyng
abuttng property for the payment
of the the said apportoned TO a
abutting property
Whereas the Board of Council OF the
filed to the Board
Council showing Committee has the manner
from the of First the East line OF ll av
paving with and asphalt and the
If concrete curbing and gutering; and Fl.
Whereas, Board of Council receipt by trann son
from Mayor of s. f. Creceus City Engmeer OF ht
final the total of said OF sal
said accordance with the OF the OF
1919 the ordinance OF October list i9 xne
apportonment showing accordance
Herewith the number of fronting AUDITING feet OF proper
the number of abutg of property owned by each per
and the poportonate the each OF SAID improve
the part payable by the City of Richmond which sale
referred and made hereof to be recorded IN the
Minute Book the as if fully set out herein and
Whereas the Board of Council has carefully considered and
report said Committee the said report
If said Engineer fled with the Street
Committee by the Board OF Council and having
carefully heard and considered all of same; :.
Be therefore Ordained by the Board of Council of the City
of the Street COMMITTEE
and the Engineer be- and both OF hereby confirmed
approved that the work of the Lamp
Burke in improving said of the streets aforesaid ha
fully performed accordance with the ordinance October
1919 and April 1920 of April IL 1920 therefor
and therefore accepted and the engineers estimate of tn
thereof shown the said hereinafter Incorporated
conformity with the said ordinance
October End, 1919, which ordered said Improvement
and with the ordinance of October 21st, 1920 dividing
said improved of Main of
that the of said be- and hereby apporione
the City of Richmond intersections and general work plus
equally the of bug property both sides of tacl
prescribed unit of SAID according the number of abuttnF
feet by respectively thirds of the
in front OF abutting property follows:
8 -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
BENEFIT CONCERT SOON

There is wide interest manifest in
the Associated Charities Benefit Con-
cert to be given under the auspices
of the Community Club OH the even
ing of December 18th, at the First
Christian church. The Dinevor- Welsh
Concert Company is being presented
by the club for that occasion. The in
dividuals in that company are all ar
lists and present q program of the
highest order. They are-appearing
in the leading cities in the country
and the press reports the most cor
dial appreciation OF their work. The
public has shown grea Interest in
the advance sale of tickets. The pro
ceeds of the evening will go to the
Associated Charities, which means
that the churches, schools and all the
forces of the community interested in
human welfare are giving their sup
port to the effort.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11
KENTUCKY TREADWAYS }4a
WILL ASSIST PRISONER

Philadelphia, Dec. 11.-Peter D.
Creadway, alleged confessed slayer OF
Henry T. Pierce, who is without either
Of counsel, has been promised aid
from an unexpected source.
DIR. Lucien Treadway, who comes
from Heidelburg, Lee county, Ky.
said that the Treadway family of
Kentucky will come TO the aid Of the
prisoner, and that their resources will
be used, if necessary, to employ law
7ers and defend Treadway at his trial
Dr.. Treadway had an hours talk
With the prisoner in his cell at the
conclusion of which the physician am
>ounced that he is satisfied that the
nan under arrest is related to the
readways of Kentucky. His arrival
1t City Hall caused sensation. He
said plea of insanity would be made
for the prisoner. "He is as, Graz,
as a LOOM" said Dr.. Treadway. look
ed at him and I could tell. Our faril,
would not defend a criminal but we
defend a Treadway. We will spene
our last nickel to save member OF
our family" -------
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11
Locks Like This Gals
Old Enough To Know Better
tBy Associated Pre-

Boston, Dec. 10-Miss Annie
Stone, 102 years of age, who cele
brated the woman suffrage vic
tory by voting for Senator Hard
ing, has received a note of appre-
citation from the President-elec
secretary thanking her for her in
terest in public affairs. Word O.
the centenarian's going to the
polls reached Senator Harding's
Office through a newspaper clip
ping sent by an adnirer of Mis-.
Stone.
The letter from Charles-E. Hare
assistant secretary, said: while
the. Senator is on his way to the
Canal Zone, and has not been adj
vised of this circumstance,
know he would desire me to write
you and thank you most cordially
in his name He would feel it a
great compliment indeed TO know
that you are SO much interested
in public affairs and have such a
cordial feeling for the republican
party
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11

effect from and after the Of ordinance
the shall the
ton OF the OF said lots parcels of
paybale
nstaments with per per
able provided by of the
dnnee the above proportoned the of Richmond
shall be payable cash upon the publication of
and the of $29.l4770 much thereof has
already been paid the the said
hereby appropriated
10000 General Bond Issue the
if the
Of the general fund Cty said designated said
This ordinance passage
publication as required
Adopted this December TO- 1920 /. p. EVANS MAYOR.
Attesbe ~. E BLANTON, CITY CLERK. ~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11
classified ADS.

The largest Auto Accessory
house in the world desires a re-
sponsible active man as represen-
tative in Richmond and vicinity
to handle full line of Tires and
Accessories under exclusive terri
tory arrangement for an Access
sorry that every car owner will
want An attractive business IN
vestment will be offered the rran
who can qualify. For particulars
address Kentucky Compressor
Inner Tube & Tire Co, 3rd and
Breckenridge streets, Louisville,
Kentucky. 297-o
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11

NEW ATTACHMENT COMING

The new electrical attachment which
will be used on the old fire bell and
automatically sound the alarm of a
FIRE, viii arrive within few days,
according to information received by
the city fremen, and unless there is
an alarm of fire within a day or two
the new device will be applied and in
working order.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11
rolling the Bones

No indeed, they're not shooting
craps. They are playing lacey
Doucie," PERFECTLY safe and sane
pursuit.
seas you will find game of "Acey-
Doucie." It's one of the favorite di-
versions of Uncle. Sans sailors.
An "AceyDoucie" tournament de-
velops almost as much excitement as
a good stiff boxing match. If you
would be real salty you must learn to
play 1t. -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11
FIFTEEN-INCH EAR

Lexington-Charies r. Jordan
claims to have grown on the work
house Farm several ears of corn that
are larger than the championship en-
tries heretofore reported. One ear
hroaghs to town Is Is inches long, 10
inches in girth and has 1889 grains.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11
DIDN' KNOW NECK WAS BROKE

Augusta-W. S. Lyle. rs was kick
ed by a horse he was driving. Later
he got into his buggy and drove to
his home at Caddo. Next day he re-
fused to stay longer in the house and
fell dead in the barn lot. A physi-
clan found that his neck was broken.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11
BUILDING CHURCH IN KOREA

Cynthana-Touch by an appeal
made in a missionary campaign, Joe
S. Martin, thi county, has houldered
the cost of building $500 church at
Jnjay, Korea, to be knewn as the
Martin Memorial.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11

the whisky bandits who slew w. B.
Anderson, distillery guard at TIE Pep
per warehouse, is new clue n the
hands of police.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11
HURT WALKING IN SLEEP

Falmouth-John Green, l. & N.
employee. at Butler fell over the foot
board of his bed while walking in his
sleep and broke his arm, necessitat-
ing his removal to a hospital. Is
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-11

BALL BAT is CLUE
Lexington-A sawed off base ball
bat of Louisville manufacture, left by