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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11
NO TIME TO INCREASE ExPExs SEES

1t Is poor time to boost wages and
salaries 10 general whsn the great in
d'wirial plants Of tho country have in
stituted movement to pull down both
wages and the consequent cost Of living.
This Is Az true Of a State as vel; as OF
individual concerns. Tho Brattleboru
Reforme: taken occasion to issue the
following timely warning In this particu-
lar direction.
IN closing his address before the Bur
lington chamber OF commerce. II. 8. Brig
ham, Vermonts able Commissioner OF
agriculture had increased during hin
term of ONCE but he believed they are
not yet high enough and that the State
should spend more money for the Dur.
pose Of furthering the work of one o,
the most Important of the State depart
ments He said that In order to keep
the young farmers IN the State. the
farm must be made to yield as good an
income as any other business. and money
expended in that direction is a good
investment.
Apparently Commissioner Brighamp
appeal for more money is only a part
OF a general move for an increase OF sal.
aries 70. State officers and employees
and for more money for Use by tho diff.
ferent departments Of tho state govern.
ment, II Is already reported that the
JUDGES OF the courts are seeking an in
crease In salary and that other state OF.
. ficiaIs are quitely advocating increase,
for themselves.
Vermont salaries are small compared
with other States. but the State itself 4.
small. smaller In fact than single c,ties
n my snres The high cost Of living
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11
LULL REDUCES PRICES

As result Of "a lull in the granite in
drst-" at Barre. local clothing merchants
offered fall and winter merchandise at
greatly reduced prices In sn endeavor to
move a portion Of the large stock on
hand.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11
EAR CENTENARIAN VOTES

George w. Smith Of Strafford voted at
the general election last week. though
he is ss years old. He rode six miles in
order 10 cast his vote. Jasper II. Hard
Ing OF the same town. who Is 49, walked
two and n half miles to the polling place
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11
SHOT ROBINS; FINED

Gaudenxo Falazza. superintendent cf
the Metal Edge Box company Of Reads
boro. was fined the other day in Brat
tleboro total of $50 for having shot Il
robins.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

The game 81 football 1t Centennial
Field this afternoon between Vermont
and Norwich will deserve q rscosd
crowd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

Governor Cox might with propriety
move 20 make Il unaninous. It's nearly
~ anyway.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

READINGS REPRESENTATIVE
The town clerk Of Reading informs the
Free Press that the representative
elected in that town last week Tuesday
is Wade Keycs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

Now that woman has realty ARRIVED. -
II 10 trusr than svcr before thGt the ''in-
d,spensablc mar" rsrna.as 70 be d,ssov-
cred
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

The settlement of the British coal
strike, which now seems assured, will
he another sad blow to Lenine and Trot-
zky.-Springfied Union
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

Read the ads and see how many o.
portunities there are.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

About the only thing tina, will make
gasoline drop is a leaky tank-Nashville
Tennesseean.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

Tie vErEtT FREE PRESS. three &C ee nv
esr copy. Ts eerts for s'x months SA''"
year. oos;eec paid. - -..,,vsd
Adv ,rtinemcnts arf subscriptions Iii "a.
at the office 1870 College street. run u"
vertisng rates sent on application. ...,o
accounts cannot he opened Tor .r;th
uons. subscribers will please re .N nsy.
order. Na-,rs nre not enterod INV. psa
inert Is received, and all pa oers arc s''P'0N
ct the end Of the time pa!d for. ..,,or
Remittance at the risk OF tse suo' nscx
uniess made by registered lc:tcr or oy 49,
:. postal order payable to tho pnoiHnef, :.
The date when the subscr,pt'on exp're 49,
on the addrcrp-iabsl of canh p"pe,.
change Of which to n subsequent s,h.,
tones receipt for remittance oo.,nt
recent Ia sent uniets requested inc ,e' ~.
Of the paper is a sufficient receipt i"r Wv
frst substitution. 40
when n change ~ Address ia doeiIeo. ~.
IN. old and new addresses should DO given
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

According to the report Of the treas
ury department about one in every fou
people in Vermont has an account in
national bank. record which beats al
her New England sister States. --Brattle
boro Reformer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

Tho Essex Junction railroad station
was not burned, after all Some people
will feel sorry about that.--MontpelieI
Argus.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11
SHORT AND SHARP

People wonder that after two years
Europe Is still in upheaval. 1t has tax.
en- the South over 50 years to emerge
from the bankruptcy which followed our
great war.-Charleston News and Cour-
Ter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

That was q reckless woman who shot
at burglars stealing champagne from her
cellar. Why, she might have nit one
Of the Observation-Disclosures Record
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

Terms - a1.Sc year In AdvAses
pArE ~ CANADA;
WEEKLY ........ $500 wear IN euv"""0
tRrv pkEss ASSOCIATION. Pubiishess.
Burlington. VI.
BCRhINGTON. VT. NOV. II. 1880
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
TRI AUTOMOBlLOVE NE.
HODY.

V6erejsiho dne byli prejeti
tfi muzi, z nichz diva doprave-
nj byli do Lakeside nemocnice.
17lety C. Spoerke, 1880 zap.
AZ. ul. snazil Sc vyhnouti auto
mobilu ma Payne Ave. a vych.
30. ul., byl vsak timto zasazen
a pfejeta mu noha a rozbita
hlava. 18letv George Freeman,
1866 vych. 81. ul. utrpel po-
hmozdeniny ma obou nohou a
zranen byl We tvari a ma hlav9
autem prave pred Arkadami
ma Superior. 32lety John Sain-
slo, 2676 Grand Ave. S. E. "a
sazen byl autem ma vych. 80.
ul. a Buckeye rd., lezf Sc zlo-
menou ramenni kosti v nemoc-
nici sv. Lukase.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
! Q svtTOvf sAMPloNAT.

Zvitezi-li .dnes clevelandske
druzstvo, pfipadne mu sampio-
natni titul. Ably Brooklyn Wy
hral svetovy sampionat, musel
by vyhrati "a sebou jeste til
hry. Napjeti milovnikd americ-
keho narodniho sportu nikte-
rak nepoklesava a naopak sta
lie Jest stupnovano. Nejlepe o
tom svedci vterejsi navsteva,
iez dostoupila opetn6 cisla
PISA vstupne zaplativsich di-
vakd.. Strzeno bylo celkem 82,-
969 dolarG a z obnosu obdrzi
Soustati 10 proc dane t. j. 49,
269.90 a. zbytek oha kluby,
zdejsi i brooklynsky stejnou
Hraci samotni nedosta-
nou z tohoto ami 2 pfistiho
prijmu jiz zadneho podflu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
SLOUCENi S NEMECKEM
ZACHRANOU RAKOUSKA.

Widen, 10. riina. President
Seitz We vGereisi sve Teci We
Styrskem Hradci prohlasil, ze
pro budoucnost Rakouska sta
va jen dvoii vyber - dunaj-
ska federacs aneb slouceni s
Nemeckem. Jak pravil. prvni
zp6sob resent jest nemoznym,
ponevadz nelze ocekavati, ze
RUNE staty yzdaii Sc ovoce
sve neodvislosti, kdezto spoje-
nj Uhrami bylo bv totozne,
iako kdyby Sc spojili diva ze-
braci a namlouvali 81, ze jsou
milionafi.
Kdezto cisarske N9mecko
sklidilo nenavist celeho sv9ta,
demokraticke Nemecko, die
nahledu Seitzova. by Ease zahy
zauialo sve mfsto mezi evrop-
skymi mocnostmi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
KAsfRKA OlOUFENA o
100 DOLARU.
L.upici " restaurantu.

Dva autobandite pfepadi
slecnu Lillianu Erbovou, 1904
Colgate Ave-, prave V okamzik,
kdyz vstupovala ma zap. AS ul.
poblfze Lorain Ave. dnesniho
rama do poulicni kary a ulou-
pill il $1100, urcenych ma w
platu mzdv zamestnancd The
Excelsior Laundry Co., v KITE
remzto zavode jest kasfrkou.
Penize k Will vetsi jistote WA
la v pondeli k sob6 do bytu,
ielikoz zavodnf pokladna byla
+porouchana a 2 te priciny, ze
banky V dnesnf KolumbGv den
mali zavfeno. Dry kousek
spachan byl mladiky sotva star
simi % let. Oba zlosynove, kite
re prepadena policii dosti ze-
vrubne popsala. vskocili lined
do auta a rychle odjeli. Take
cislo ieiich auta bylo iiz ITO
tozneno. Erbova ihned po pre-
padu vskocila do automobile
prave kolem jedouciho radni-
ho Sam Michela a pronasledo-
vala ie po Lorain Ave. az k w
chodni 101. ul., kde jejich sto-
pu ztratila.
Do Clarkova restaurantu,
848 Huron rd vnikl maskova-
ny lupic. revolverem ozbroje-
ny S obligatnim zvolanim Cru
ce vzhGru". Pokladnik Chap
man rychle Sc chopil revolveru
a schovav Sc "a psaci still rv-
chile kule lupicem vymenoval.
ale patrony mu brzy dosly, tax
re lupic 81 z pokladny klidn6
vybral hotovost S22. Byl vsak
pronasledovan a take dopaden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
MAJITELE DOMU A VITA
PENf BYTU.

Mestsky zdravotni depart
ment zapocal vcereisiho vecera
kfizacke tazeni proti Matte
lum domG, ably die smlouvy
radne vytapeli byty obchod-
nj mfstnosti az do zakonitych
stupnG 68 die Fahrenheitova
teplomeru. Ktery 2 Mich by "a
pomnel smlouve dostati, VISTA
vuie Sc nebezpecf soudniho
stihani' a 20 pripad6 i placeni
citelne pokuty. DR.. III. l.. Rock
wood, zdravotnf komisar. jenz
hnuti uvedl V proud. pravi, re
domacf "a vymluvy ma drahe
uhli renty zvysili, ale vytapeni
ponechavaji pocasi. Pfipadn6
zaloby pro nedostatecnou do
davku tepla opirati sc budou o
pfestoupeni nafizeni NEST
skych zdravotnich prepis6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
BERLIN PROTI AMER.
TUKUM.

Zaiimave "Zaslano" uverei-
huje "Vorwarts". Je adresova-
no AmericanGm a tyka sc do
davek tukovych z Ameriky pro
Berlin. Uni: Velect6ni Ameri-
cane. Jsme vam vdecni velmi
"a vse, 60 pro mas cinite a no.
dlate jeste tiniti. Vitame zvla-
ste. re chcete sledovati pout'
svych zasilek az k pTiiemci.
Lee. prosime, opatrte 81 laska-
We potravinov6 listky, deite 81
ma ne donesti americky TUX a
okuste lei svrovy i peceny s ci-
bull. Uvidite re toto sadlo je
zvlaste vhodn6 pro to, ably Sc
opatfilo lekarnm a lekarnam
zamestnani, nikoli vsak, aby
sc zvedl zdravotni stav nemec-
keho hdu. IDA sadlo. pochazf
cinskych prasat, krmenych
rvbami, q bylo po dobu valkv
ulozeno V Londyne zkazilo
sc, nemGzeme Vam rici. Lee
nejlepe ie ochutnati. - Berli-
name.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
KAREL ToUzf 20 MADAR.
sKEM TRuNU. 9 .

Geneva, 10. rijna. Neni zad-
ne pochybnosti o tom, ze BY
valy cfsar Karel rakousky, Ii
jici nyni Sc svojf rodinou v
Pranginsu. We Svycarsku, media
leko odtud, podflf Sc potaji ma
piklech, jez mali "a dcel jeho
dosazenf ma kralovsky trdn u
hersky. v dsili tom pry je zvla-
ste podnecovan svoji ctizado-
stivou manzelkou Zitou.
Karel nedavno v Curychu
prijal royalistickou delegaci z
Budapest, liz nabadal, ably
Mad'ari NELL trp6livost, nez-li
bude s to Gfedne oznamiti po-
liticky svij program.
Karel, prave tax jako Kon-
stantin, byvaly kral recky, o.
bava Sc vypovezenf re Swear
ska, kdyby dal otevren6 SOU
hlas k monarchisticke propa-
gande proto behem sveho po-
bytu We Svycarsku vyhyba Sc
vsem otevfenym projevim a pi
kle svoje provadf v nejprfsnej-
81 tainosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
z OLOUPENi BANKY OBVI.
NENY HOLMES BYL PO-
ROTOU PROPUSTEN.

Harry Holmes byl propulsion
vGera vecer porotou soudce
Franka C. Daye z obvineni z
ticastenstvi loupeze $4,000 We
West Cleveland Banking Co.
ma Detroit Ave. kteryz zlocin
spachan byl dine 16. Gervna r.
1919. Holmes nebude vsak
propulsion ma svobodu, jelikoz
Sc must zodpovfdati jeste z il
nych kouskG, jake kradeze au-
ia a oloupeni iisteho mnze.
Soud pro tyto zlociny bude ko-
nan Ultra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
M. B. JOHNSON BYL DNES
POHRBEN

Dnes o 8. hod. odpoledni po-
hfben byl M. B. Johnson, zna-
my pravnik a spole6nik senior
neistarsi pravnick6' firmy v
Eevelande, zenrel V sobotu
Mno DO delsi nemoci. jez iei
pnstihla ma sklonku leta ma ce-
stf po americk6m zapade. Bvl
ma slovo vzatym iuristou. ale
tez znamy V bankovnictvi a
primyslu. Pochazel 2 Elyrie,
.kde Sc narodil 16. prosince
pred SO roxy a kde, tez provo
zoval prvni praksi. Roku 1886
prisel do Clevelandu. kde kro-
me pravnictvi vstoupil We spo-
Seni White Sewing Machine
Co.. v kter6z firme krom jinych
podnikn primvslovych znstal
cinnIm az do sve smrti lax
nam Jest hlaSeno nekolika
.stran, bvl zesnulT Johnson vel
kHm pTftelem naseho naroda,
kterez sympatie dial nekolikra-
te ma jevo. posledne opatril
teskSm pomocnSm sbornm "a
valkv SWIM vlivem velkv finan-
emf dar. pTisel prav6 V cas-. kdv
pomoci bylo neivice potTeba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
VIVA K RECISTRACI By
VALYM VOJ1NUM CIZfHO
PUVODU.

Y Clevelande bydlici V cizi-
ne zrozeni muzi. kteri slouzili
V armade Spoi. StatG a byli fe-
deralnimi soudci watt v prisa-
hu jako naturalisovani obcane,
ackoli dosud druheho obtan-
skeho listu nemeli, isou vypo-
mocnym klerkem federalniho
soudu F. w. Denzlerem vyzva-
nj, aby V poslednf registracni
dny patek a v sobotu dali "a
psati sc We volebni archy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
KURs cEsKOSL. KORUNY

1csl. koruna je Ia c1.31-1.34
/ mem. marka c1.55-1.57
! rak. koruna cO.37-O.39
l .iihosl. koruna cO.83-O.85
Kurs tento citan Jest jen pfi
vetSich obnosech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
VLNU KU PLETENf

koupfte Ease za snizenou cenu
v stfiznim obchod9 "u Koude-
lI", v cisle 4735 Broadway.
Lonskeho roku jsme proda-
vail Fleisherovu vlnu vseho
druhu vsech barev o dvacet
procent levneji. nez v jinych
obchodech.v v celem meste a le-
tos budeme Ease prodavati VI
nu Ia tovarnf ceny.
Snizeni cen uvadime v plat
most dneSnfm dnem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
zADA $4,000 "a zNEsvA.
- RENY OBLfCEJ. I

Slecna Lillian Brownska,
600 Gertrude Ave. zadala wee
ia ma okresnim soud6 zalobu
ma 100000 "a to, re byla "a
srazky v automobile spolecno-
sti A. F. Waite Auto Livery
Co. 1913 Walnut Ave. pada-
iicim sklem zranena v oblice-
il. Neblahou prihodou byl il
znetvoren oblicej, takze ma
stava nutnost nahrady.. s9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
VYkRADLI DIVE NEDOBYT
NE POKLADNY.

Zamestnanci zavodu Pee
Chez Cleaning Co. ma vych.
140. ul. els. 875 pTi rannim
nastoupeni do prace nalezli o.
be zavodni poklady dokoran a
zbaveny obsahu as $50. Lupici
vnikli do zavodu okny v zadnf
mistnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12

Coz vam je hej, Wy mI-
zete baronovi perka zout;
ale jak ia 81 mann pomoct
k tomu, CO snsdl a vypil?
Sklepnik k sevci Piskorovi
v Romantickyych Vrtoch6ch.
IL. rijna v sini osady P.
Marie LourdskS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
Z vOlEBNf KAMFANE.
Clevelandsky kler proti kandi-
dature Davisove. IrGane proti
Hardingovi.

Ma schulz Unie duchovnich
clevelandskych fe6eralnich
cirkvf v baptistickem kostele
naEuclid Ave. bylo vcera vel
kou v6tsinou odhlasovano ne
podporovati kandidaturu naSe-
no byvaleho mayora Harry l..
Davise ma nrad guvernera sta
~tu Ohio a prijmouti jeho de-
mokratickeho oponenta A. V.
Donaheye jako cekance. Nej-
podivnejsim jest, re prijata re-
soluce byla podana pastorem
methodistickeho kostela V East
Glenville, F.. N. Lewisem, jenz
Jest zasadnfm republikanem.
Ia Davise Sc marne primlouval
rev. Bradley. Velkym prekva-
-penfm pro pfftomne bylo Wy
stoupeni pravnika r. R. Sno-
wa, jenz byl do schGze pozvan,
aby pronesl petiminutovou rec
o Zodpovednosti cirkve vdei
moralce "a volebni kampane,
ale mfsto toho sc pustil do o.
sire kritiky administrace "a
Davise, jemuz vycetl vsechny
jeho hTfchy TAX, re vGdce opo-
sice Bradley nepostacil nikte-
rak vsechny tyto ddvody Wy
vratiti.
Spojene dnes anglick6 cir
kve majf veliky vliv ma velice
znacny pocet hlasG a vcerejsim
hlasovanim nepopiratelne vzro
stla nadeje. ze Davis pri vol
bach neprojde, ac do nedavna
tvrzen byl 2 nekolika stran
pravy opak.
w. Rourke Cochran z New
Yorku, znamy politik, predna-
Sci vtera ma demokraticke
schGzi pod stanem ma vych. 19.
ul. a Payne Ave. N. E. a pro-
hlasil, re anglicke financni "a
jmy pomahaly k nominovani
Hardinga zamysli take hlaso-
vati ieho prosp6ch.
Harding prohlasil, ze Ame-
rice po Irsku mic nenf, proto re
TAX kazou zajmy anglickeho
obchodu, pravil Cochran a wy
cital Velke Britanii vsechny
jeii hrichy posledni dobou pro-
ii Irsku napachane. Tasili isme
mec pro Kubu, pomahali jsme
Recku jinSm po,febnym ze-
MIN. "A kdyby sc mela uskutec-
niti rec Hardingova. stala by
sc Amerika spoluvinnicf An
glie ma zloGinech napachanych
V Isrku.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-16
ALABAMA TO SEND
 TRAP SHOOT SQUAD
By Assoeiatsd Pres,


 Clarksdale. Miss, March 15.--Alabama Is expected to send squad to the trap shoot here May H., F and 13. Trap shooters from all over the United States are expected to be in attendance.
 A cash prize of $200 is offered for the best squads from Alabama. Tennessee, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi. The money will be split for five men, one or more squads, S100, $50, $25, s15 and $10.
 The most interesting contest to be staged, however, is the $200 prize of fered by Sid Dodds of Clarksdale for a battle royal' between five of the greatest trapshots now in captivity. Bill Heer the silent, for years the greatest of pros" now an amateur; Frank Wright, the Buffalo pointer; Woolford Henderson, the Kentucky cardinal and that great pair. Mark Arie and Frank ! Troeh, just crowned champion amateur live bird shot and we'll on his campaign for premier honors in 1920. They are , to tie in for a match that covers the whole 600 targets on the programme.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-16
|F0Oi|g5SF1IDll01D By Marvin MCarthy(

Thursday is the big day. Then is the crisis, for in the battle with the Phis Birmingham fans will be able to get a line on what the Barons will really bs during the coming season, a failure or a success.
 There will be several minor changes and Improvements after this contest but the showing made against Cravath's ag- gregation will be at leSst hint of what one may expect during the 1920 season. Tom Stevenson has been moved back to his fayorite position in the infield, third base, and his work thus far at the hot corner has been up to standard. The lit- tie practice the infielders have been put through has proven that Tom was meant for third baseman. despite the good record that he made at shortstop last season.
 Dutch Bernsen, field captain for the coming season. is getting back into his old stride now. At first the Baronial first | baseman showed an inclination to let some of the hot ones get past, or else gum up in his fingers. slowing up his l fielding Now his work is improving | Sttdully, anu lliS HciuiiS iS pcSoHtihS thS same steady variety that made him one of the best initial sackers in the South ern League last season.
 l Bernsen won quite a few baseball l games for the Barons last season by coming to bat in the pinch and swatting 1 out the badly needed single or double l forcing in the necessary run orstwo, and breaking the opposing pitchers heart at fiY1,A ic cl n same tendencies during the present train ing season. and is developing quite 2 knack for latching on to the offerings of the Baronial twirling hopefuls ana sending the agate bounding against tht
 outer walls of old Redwood.
 Crowl and Black are showing promise
 in the Baronial infield, the one at shor
 and the other at second. Both young
 sters are speedy fielders and whip thu
 apple around like veterans.
 Big Pete, premier catcher of the South l ern League last season, Is the sam
 steady fellow he was in 1919. The mas
 sive baclstop holds all the hot one
 thrown in his direction, and besides tha
 seems to have lost none of his aim il
 begging down to second. His skill in thi
 department of the game last season wo'
 for him the appellation Rifle Pete"
 Bote. Colqut and Gooch are staging
 hot three-cornered fight for the secon
 string catching position. All axe good be
 hind the bat
 Hap Henderson continues to show prom
 ise in the box. The former City League 1 is beginning to look like regular Soutt
 ern Leaguer these days. His control an speed are excellent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-16

BigGane Ambition
 Of Barons

With the first exhibition game of the
 season only two days off. Moley has his
 hands full rounding the squad into con
 dition to enter battle against the Phila-
 delphia National leaguers Thursday.
 There are some wrinkles on the team tfat must be smoothed out and only hard practice can accomplish this. Moley is putting his players through the need ed workouts day by day, and expects by Thursday they will be in fine fettle to engage the Phillies.
 Provided the fair weather continues, the game will be played at Redwood park. Of course, if the professional killjoy and dampener of baseballistic spirits, J. PluviVs. descends on the party, the game l will have to be called off and played at some later date. The game will begin at l 3:30 in the afternoon. Y 1 The Barons will have had exactly one
 week of practice by Thursday. However, | Molesworth has been speeding the work up lately and, despite the shortness of l the time since the training season opencdsl 1 has whipped his squad into remarlsa ble shape.
 | The regular workout took place at | Redwood yesterday morning and some l improvement was shown over last weeks performances. The infield was working | together like a well-trained machine and | the outfielders were beginning to show | mid-season form in getting under high | fliers. Yesterdays work was pleasing 1 from more than one viewpoint
 The coal mines of Alberta Canada, have daily output of more than 10000
 tons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-16
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By JAMES J. CoRBETT

feats oftener than the public imag- ines. The French fighter, great as he Is. has been stopped four times in less than 100 battles A French man named Gloria, now almost for gotten as far as pugilism is con cerned, knocked out Carpentier in 1909. The Dixie Kid" an Ameri- can negro, put away Carpenter in five rounds. Billy Patke stopped him in seventeen and Frank Klaus knocked him out in nineteen.
 Battling Levinsky has figured in as many ring battles as any man in any era. The proudest boast of his career up to a trifle more than year ago was the fact that he had never been knocked out Then he took on Dempsey and the Utah Mauler" knocked him into slum- berland in three rounds. Jack Dill lon was another who went nearly ten years without suffering a knockout beating-and in the end he got his" Jess Willard never eyen had been knocked off his feet till he. met Dempsey--and then he was knocked down seven times in three minutes of fighting.
 Some day, perhaps. the fighter will come who can go for ten or fifteen years, fight regularly and never be knocked cold. But up to the present time there has been no man who attained heights and who took on formidable foes who didn't collide at one time or another with the punch that put him into dream land.