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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
Ameryka Polsce.
q ,Ap.riean Relief Administra,iau~ ,.

Adrninistracya AmetykAnskieco Kc
nitetn RStnnkowegN prexesczn kt6ee'
SO Jest p. Herbert Hoover, ursadxlia
wtsoraj baukiet VI Union League
Club. ma kt6ry zcstnli zapsosEeni Kon
sui Generality Rseczypospolltej Pol.
skie1, p. zyS. Sowickl, przefstawiciele
~szystkicn powd4nicszych organtzacyi
poiskich, ors1 prz~edstawiciele prasy
FolSkiej.
TO ske6czcntm obiedzic Mt. G. o.
Frtsb;e. 'miejecovS dyrektor Komitetu
Acknowledged. srt6cit uwase zebra
nrca na sztandas polski. okoions gwia&
dsistemi flagani amcrykadskicmi, kt6.
remi sala Syia udeEorowana. powo,u.
JAG ma mlstrsa ceremonii Knrola Folds.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

Ogolna liez5a eojSk sowieeaeh
pod Saikowem j Perekopem Wy
nosi pr1esz3o 10000 Aoanier4y.
r A w IRhANDN wy
NoSZA s5o.ooo.oCo,
Dublin, 8. listopada. = TRIAD
Podatkowy W Irlandyi zajety jest
sprawl odezkcdowah. Chodzi c
ustaienic. kte bedzie pSaci1 "a
stSody, wyrzsdzonc " Irlandyj
podczas rozfuchow. przez policys
angiekka j po{-militarne SHY an
gielskie, ktore poDostajs IA u
siIgaeh rzadu | So uiywane do thu
mienia ruchu niepodicgto5oiowe,
so W 1rlandyi.
.Ogoinc sttaty. sPowodowane
wystapimiami Sim Feinistjw /
represyami ,,Orangemen'6w"
rzsdu. wynosza W przyblizeniu
100000 funtow szterling6w
($Jo.Ooc,ooo). Potowe tel sunny
usiiuja nasozye ma ludnoSt, a po-
lowe ma ponieSt RAD. "a szko-
dy wyrz4dsone w Du6iinie Rad
zaplacii juz 100000 fs:r1tow
szterlingoY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

wstapic zn6w ma droge prawdzi-
wei demoktacyi.
GoRNIcY %FRANcUsCY GRO
"A sTRAJKIEM.
Paryz, 5. listopada. - Jezcli
wlascicie!e kopo!h mic pTzychyA
sic do zadah gdrnikow i ME da.
dza i'm podwyzki w wysokosci
400 proeent. wtedy wszyscy g6r.
nicy porzuca robote, Dziei roy
poczfeia strajku zostai haznaczo
ny ma l5go listopada.
Rad franeusk;,, biorac pod u
wage brak wegta. spowodowany
strajkiem gonikow angielskich,
oraz kryzys robotniczy w calej
Francyi, stara sic wsze,xierni 81.
'ami ME dopuseit do strajku. "a
ehodzi iednak Ottawa, re usihowa.
MIA te NIGGA speiznac ma niczem.
3adanie tax ~ysokiej podwyi-
XII gdrnicy ftancuscy motywuja
tym faktem, re artykuty pierw--
szej potrzcby podroza'y o 500
procent.
NIEMIECKIE UNIE GoRNI-.
czE o ZAJEcIEM Ko+
PALM.
Berlin, 8. fstopada. - Niemie.
|'ckie unie gornicze zawiadoniiiy
Rad, &c jezeli mic zostanie prize,
prowadzona nacyonalizacya ko-
pain weglowych do 1go stycznia
1921 roku, to gorniey p6jda sla-
dem robotnikow Wioskich j wez-
ma ska kopalnie W swoje posia-'
DAME.
BAVARIA oDMoWILA "a
DANIU ~ROZBRoJENIA.
Berlin. 8. listopada. Rad
bawarski odmowif kategoryeznie
zastosowac sic do zadah allan
tow co do rozbrojenia ludnosci
cywilnej, ponimo przyrteczenia
rzadu berlihskiego, &c rozbroje--
pie to zostahie przeprowadzons.
Odmowa rzadu bawarskieso mo-
Re wywo,aG npwy bardzo Powaz-
ny kryzys,
Rad bawarski ME chce sic za-
stosowac do rozporzadzeh rzadu
berlinskiego co do wydama bro
nj i amunicyi. Premierem rzadn
bawarskiego jest Won Kahr.
IS w sZKocY1
/ D ,~,SUCHYCH."
Londyn, 5. listopada. ~ Wynik
giosowai w sprawie p~roiibicyi
w .1s1 okregach su&ociiich byi ia
XII, re 1s okreg6w bedzie ,.su-
chych", "a bedzie moglo uzyskat
napoje wyskokowe "a specyalr,em
pozwoien;em, a reszta okrsgow
pozostanie ,,mokra."
ZABURZENIA w BARGE
LONE. Il,
Madryt, 5. listopsda. w Bar
celonie wybuchiy %zaburzenia,
g.izie, wedarg dzisiejszyeh de-
pesz, doszio t~rzykrotnie do star
c;a z policya. Jedna osoba costa
Ia zabita. a dwie sniertelnie ran
ne.
Rad PRusKI WYPLACIL.
WILHELMoWt' $25, Oo0,o
Londyn, 5. listcpada. (Prasa
Stow = Byiy< cesarz Nieniec
jake ktol prsski otrzy1nai cd. rza
ru prnskieso od.ezasu ucieczki
swej do Hoiandyi, wedfug spra--
wozdai urzedowyeh, przeszso
100000 floren6w, Co rdwna
sic $e5!ooo,ooo%
Depesaa dodaie, re byii ksiaze.
IA o,rzyfnuis r6wnicz pehne apa'
naze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
nistracya kraju a ciaicm prawo

nistracya kraju a ciaiem prawo.
dawezym.
Echo de Patis' jest zdania
re PREY pomocy zreformowanej
Ligi Narodow zostana naprawio.
ne niekt6re biedy popein;one ma
konferencyi wersalskiej.
Bern, 8. listopada (Prasa Sto-
warzyszona.), - Bund uwaza
zwyeisstwo Hardinga "a natural.
ma reakcys przeciw %tendencyom
autosratyeznym i misdzynarodo-
wei polityee prezydenta Wi!sona.
Nar6d amerykahski mic ehee al.
tokracyi p+ezydercya!nej, lec1
chce wr6eit z powrote1n kongre.
sowi przynaleznc nlu prawa i
wstapic zn6w ma droge prawdzi-
wei demoktacyi.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
BELIEVE RADICALS
GERH4NY HAVE pom Err

PARIS. March 19.-Despite tho
growing belief En- the French for
eign office that Germany Is aridlv
incliuinE more 90 the rirht than Cd
the left reports Friday indicated
the radicals have mustered sufj-
cient strength 90 force the resigna-
ton of Gustav Noske, minister Of
defense. i'm the Ebert cabinet
a Berlin dispatch 90 the Frank
fort LeitUnE stated that Noske's
resignation had been accepted. and
that Premier Hcine of Prussia and
Police Chief Ernst of Berlin also
had submitted their designations.
In official circles here emphasis
was placed on the fact that the
democrats have issued a manifesto
calling for election of "a new presi-
dent, 20 be chosen by the direct vote
OF the people and selection of q
cabinet of governmental specialists
This program was said 20 Doe identi-
cal with that forwarded to Prest
Ebert IN Stuttgart by Or. Kapp.
when the former was in temporary
exile from Berlin and the latter
controlled the capital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
SOUTH BEND MAN
CONTINUES WORK
X. Morrison Retains Third
Place I'm All Events AT
Bowling Congress.

PEORIA, H.. March 19.-Load-
ers were undisturbed again today at
the American Bowling congress. but
nigh games on late afternoon shifts
brought frequent changes among the
runners-up.
William Rusch Of Chicago. went
into fourth place i'm the individuals
with 576. F. Krescher, also OF Chi
cago. went into second place in the
all-eVents, scoring 1863 in nine
games. The leaders are. Five men
Brucks No 1. Chicago. 3O96:
Fleming Furniture company. CIeve-
and, 2947; Ernies Lunch. Chicago.
1922; Crystal Park. Canton. O.. 2915:
Larsen Shoes, Chicago, 1859.
Two memo. Whitehead and T..
Grub. st. Louis. 1857: a Schultz
and +. Hack. ShebOygan. 1857: H.
Muggley and G. Deck. St Paul. 1881:
NJ. Morgan and J. Hannah, Chicago.
1880, -. Miller and i. Weisman.
Louisville, 1929.
Individuals - r. MCGeowan. Ev-
SOS: r. Meyer. St Louis.
6S3; a BrOnder, Chicago, 677: w.
Busch, Chicago, 676; C. Mathieson,
Chicago. 675.
A1l-events-R. Meyer. St Louis.
1883; F. Krescher, Chicago. 1853; n.
Morrison. South Bend. 1850: p.
Wolf Chicago. 1919; B. McGeowar.
Evansville, 1889.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
COAL OPERATORS TO
RECEIVE WAGE REPORT

WASHINGTON. March H.
PreS't Wilson soon viii send to coal
operators and miners the majority
and minority reports of the coal
comm ission in order that the two
sides in the wage controversy rlay
meet to draw a new agreement. it
was said at the white house today.
following a conference between
Sec'y Tumulty Rail Director Hines
and Atty. General Palmer.
The two coal commission reports
have been in the hands of the presi-
dent for several days. One was from
John p. White, labor representative
on the commission. and the other
was signed by Henry Robinson and
Rembrant Peale, public and opera
tors repre- sentaives.
Palmer said he believed Wilson
will urge the operators and miners
10 accept the majority report as "a
basis for their negotiations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20

looking for likely pole for the Ma
tional league pennant, after beating
the eastern aggregation 13 10 Z yes
terday. winning the third consecu-
tive game.
TAYLOR. Texas. - The St Louis
Browns were 10 be put through two
hard workouts today. Games with
Tulsa. Wichita and Joplin are sche-
duled for next week.
MIAMI. Fla. - The world cham
pion Reds and Indianapolis minor
leaguers play a three-game series
here Friday, Saturday and Sunday
after which the champs viii hook
up with the Washington Senators
for Is games while headed north.
NEW ORLEANS, lathe regu-
lars trimmed the yannigans again
TO the tune of three TO nothing here
yesterday. The Cleveland young
sters out-batted the veterans, two
10 one. but fine base running and
fielding gave the victory 20 the lat
ter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
NezelS From the
Training Camps

ONTARIO. Calif.,-The popula-
ton Of this town turned out and
donated a dollar each to watch a
l5-inning game between the Port
land Beavers and the Chicago Cubs.
Darkness ended the game which was
a three TO three affair Bailey,
Vaughn and Martin worked on the
mound for the Cubs.
WACO. Texas.-Buck Weaver.
third baseman. has reduced the list
of White SOx holdOuts to pair.
Weaver reported last night. Eddie
Cicotte has shown up in great fash
ion the few times he has worked on
the mound.
MACON. Ga..-"Chick" Shorten
got himself a vacation from Tiger
practice for at least a week by step
ping on two rusty nails. The Ben
gals were put through swimming
drill on a rain-soaked field by
Jennings. No drownings were re-
ported.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark-The Boston
Red SOx were scheduled to play the
last game of the three game series
with the Pittsburg Pirates today,
following postponement yesterday
because of rain.
COLUMBUS. Ga.-Rain prevent
ed the Boston Braves from getting
in their regular practice yesterday.
George Stallings put them through
ten minutes of fielding practice,
however, before the downpour.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, - Before
the Giants beat the Texas leaguers
here yesterday, II to 4 Manager
McGraw was presented with a six
months old wildcat. 1t was accept
ed as mascot and was named
"Pennant" by Umpire Bill Brennan.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla.-Rube Mar
guard and Al Mamaux pitched ball
too deep for the Yankees and
Brooklyn won, 3 to 0.
DONNA, Texas. - The ST. Louis
Cardinals were TO play their fourth
game with the Philadelphia Athle-
tics here today and incidently were
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20

May g. why Greb should be
made the goat Is a mystery.
Arthur Duffy. eastern sport
critic doubts that Murphy. of NO
ire Dame. viii defeat Whalen. OF
Boston. in the Olympic high jump
trials in June. Murphy has met
and tied Nhalen.
Home Run Baker has decided TO
get back into baseball and viii be
with the Yankees in few days
Three of the best milers in the
country Harry Cutbir. "the flying
parson," Mike Devanney, Of New
York, and JOie Ray, OF Chicago.
arc going 10 meet in a special race
In Buffalo Saturday night
Eddie Murphy. who showed his
wares TO advantage at the oliver
a week ago, has been matched 20
meet Bill Henry. a Great Lakes
fighter, i'm Iaporte, Tuesday night.
Muncie has been admitted TO
membership in the Central league.
Stanislaus Zbyszko the Polish
grapIler. had barely enough stuff
TO defeat Jack Liunow in Chicago
Thursday night The Pole had 10
give all he had to come off with n
victory Slim chance he would
have with Stecher, or even with
Stranger Lewis.
New England sports have be
come So excited i'm roller polo that
the Providence team has made tho
most tempting offer ever presented
"A player TO Evans.of the Richmond,
Ind. team. and Evans is now on
his way east TO help Providence
win the eastern championship.
IF Wilde is i'm the common class
where would you put the other fly
weight "pugs2"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
JESS WILLARD STILL
IN FIGHTING MOOD

LAWRENCE. Kas. Mar. ia
warrant for the arrest of Jess VIII
lard. former heavyweight pUgilistic
champion. for disturbance Of the
peace was sworn out today by Fred
Logan. negro policeman. Logan was
driving wagon along a narrow road
when willard attempted to pass in
"a motor car Logan charges Willard
called him names for not giving up
the road and challenged him TO fight.
Logan refused the challenge. he
said. and took the matter TO a justice
of the peace
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
MICHIGAN CHAMPS
REPLACE HARVARD
ON CATHOLIC BILL
Four Games Are Carded for
Cartier Field Including
Purdue Contest.

The stinest gridiron schedule
since the memorable season Of 1918
viii greet the Notre Dame football
warriors next fall. declared Head
Coach Bocxne Friday night in an
nouncing the completed 1920 slate.
The open date oct 2. caused by
the cancellation of the Harvard
game viii be flied by Western
state Normal: the Michigan inter
collegiate champions Of 1919 sea-
son agreeing 90 terms after strenu-
Gus efforts 60 bin eithher Center
College, Ky. or -Jeffer-
son had failed
The Gold and Blue will meet
three conference elevcns. Purdue
Indiana and Northwestern. football
relations being renewed with the
EvanstOniaus after a lapse Of 10
years. The newcomer ON the slate
is Valparaiso university, which will
tackle Rockue's aggregation on
Cartier field on oct. %. two weeks
after Nalpo plays Harvard. The
meeting Will afford critics and fans
throughout the country the OPT or-
tunity to compare the relative
strength of eastern and western
brands of the college gridirOn
sport
Four Home Games.
An indication of the faith the
Netre Dame athletic advisers have
an the interest and support Of South
Bend and vicinity is the scheduling
OF four games on the home field.
Kalamazoo and Western state Nor
NAL are invariably represented with
strong teams while the NalpO con-
test is one of the strongest drawing
cards on the schedule. Gala prep
arations are underway for the Pur-
due game on Nov. 8 when the an
nual homecoming celebration will
be observed. Notre Dame grads
from all parts of the country are
expected to be present and accord
ing to the early plans the date will
be one of the most important in
the annals of NOtre Dame ST ort
The completed schedule:
oct. kalamazoo College at No
ire Dame
oct. Western state Normal at
NOtre Dame
oct. 16-Nebraska University at
Notre Dame
oct. 2G-Valparaiso University at
Notre Dame
oct. 3O-Army at West Point.
Nov. 6-Purdue at Notre Dame
Lincoln.
Nov. 12-Indisna at Blooming
ton.
Nov. 2O-Northwestern at Evans
NOV 25-Michigan Aggies at
Lansing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
FRANKLIN FORCED TO
DECLINE INVITATION

FRANKLIN. Ind, March 10
Prot Frank J. Bruce. of the Frank
lin high school. today received no
tice from r. c. Johnson Rochester,
Ind. president of the Indiana high
school athletic association, that no
member school Of the association
would be permitted TO compete in
the interstate high school basket
ball meet at Madison. Wis, next
Thursday and Friday. Mr.. Johnson
stated that the board of control of
the association decided several
weeks ago against participation in
post-seasOn tournaments by MEM
hers Franklin. winner of the state
championship had been invited TO
enter the meet at Madison.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
THE WORLD o. SPORTS

Pity Jimmy Wilde, No sooner
hath he disposed or Mason than
Joe Dillon, "a tough New Y orker.
jumps him for a bout Dillon has
trimmed Mickey Russell. Kid Re
gan. Patsy Wallace and other stars
among the little fellows.
Jack Sharkey, conqueror of Jim
my Wilde. and Frankie Burns ban
tamW eight, Will clash In Jersey
city Monday night
Jack Johnson insists that Jack
Dempsey has agreed go box him in
Tia Juana. The Chicago smoke
claims also that be has bouts sched-
uled with Sam Iaugford and Harry
Wills. the New Orleans tar baby.
Hans Wagner. old Pirate short
stop. and Joe Choyuskt old-timc
heavyweight have been app oiuted
members of ;he Pittsburg boxing
commission.
France is falling hard for boxing.
The French senate and chamber of
deputies are reported as favoring
"a national bureau of sport. Must
think Carpenter has a chance with
Dempsey.
Dartmouth has been invited
across the continent to- play the
Olympic club football team IN San
Francisco next fall
The way of a pennant winner
IS not always rosy. COmiskey's
White SoV arc still baking
no tie money the old Roman offers
them and only Eddie Collins. OF the
SoN indcld. has reported az Waco
for spring practice.
Babe Ruth is attracting almost
as much attention now by his in
games down south as ne does or
dinarily when cracking home runs
i'm the straight season.
Johnny Grihths. middIeweight
from Akron, o., has returned 20
America with a record of having
won six bouts In L rounds 10
took him on an average OF six min
utes 20 finish off his six opponents
4 French sporting paper recently
published an obituary of Willie
Lewis. former welterweight cham
piOu and Lewis promptly hobs up
i'm New York 90 assure the French
men that he is sull very much
alive.
Coach Griz Wagner. of the Frank
lin high school basketball five
which recently won the state
championship. received $1,000
purse from Franklin business men
for his good work
Louie Wolf rs getting IN his little
hits when zingles count now and
then for the Indians down at St
Petersburg. Fla
II the Boston Red SoN are sue
cessful in getting Ollie O'NIara from
indianapolis. Wolf seems destined
90 start the season at third base
FOR the tribe. Barrow. Of the Bos-
ton club. Is hot on the trail OF
C'Mara. who on one time perform
ed for Brooklyn
10 II reTorted that Dempsey viii
retire from the film industry iu "a
Few weeks and come east for box
ing bouts Rumor has q that Harry
Greb viii be Dempseys first oppon-
enL the bout being set for Buffalo,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
SPIRITED PLAY IN
SEMI-FINAL ROUND
OF TENNIS TOURNEY

NEW YORK, March Spirited
playing at the net by Mrs. L. G.
Morris accounted for defeat OF Miss
Sigourney and Miss Leslie Bancroft,
Of Boston. in the semi-final round
of the women's national indoor ten
mis- championship doubles at the
Seventh regiment armOry here to-
day.
Mrs Morris paired with Miss
Helene Pollak, both Of New York,
and they scored at "a, 3-6. So.
The machine-like service of Miss
Bancroft also made il easy for the
New Workers TO break through her
service i'm the first and third sets
20 turn the tide against the Boston
pair.
Miss Gertrude Della Tore and
Miss Carma VIM. New York, won
in the other semi-final.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
IASAII.E..

Fannie bursts very human story
of a woman's past as told in oats
and the Woman" in magazine form.
is brought to the LaSalle screen to-
DAY where under the title of The
Day she Paid" il will be shown with
F-rancila Ellington playing the little
suit model How a woman sacrifices
her only chance for happiness that
another may not suffer is this plays
theme. which gains the spectator 8
sympathy for its heroine.
Tomorrow, starts "A two days en-
gagement at the LaSalle of Mary
Ankle" with Douglas NacLean and
Doris May playing the stellar roles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
WINCATE HIGH SCHOOL
REMAINS IN RUNNING

CHICAGO, Mar. 19.-Wingate'
Ind. defeated Cedar Rapids. Ia, 80
TO "a, today in the first game OF the
second days play in the annual
middle western inter scholastic
basketball tournament held by the
University of Chicago. Stivers high
of Dayton, o., defeated Kalamazoo,
Mich. % 10 "a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
POST VAR RAGING
REVIVED IN ENGLAND

SANDOWN PARK, Eng, March
19.-After an interval Of five years,
during which horsemen and their
mounts were engaged in sterner
business, the Grand Military steeple-
chase meeting reOpened here today.
Seven races. riders and mounts re-
stricted 10 those with army or navy
service were scheduled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
CASTLE.

As a little Irish maid who is called
All of a sudden Peggy" on account
OF her abrupt way Of doing things,
Marguerite Clark is seen at her
charming best in the picture by that
title at the Castle today. How she
masquerades as a married woman in
order to get her widowed mother
married off TO the right man, forms
the situation from which numerous
amusing applications result.
Tomorrow and Monday. The
Third Kiss with dainty Vivian Mar
tin as its star, plays a return en-
gagement at the Castle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
DEAN SELECTED TO
LEAD INDIANS IN 1921

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 10.
Everett $ Dean, center on this
seasons Indiana university basket
ball team was elected captain of the
squad for next season at "A meeting
of Il" men today. Dean has the
highest number Of field and toII
goals to his credit of any man on
the Indiana FIVE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
AUDITORIUM.

Jack Gardner I'm The Range
Boss" a five reel sensational drama
Of the west; Fatty" ArbUckle in
The Life of O'Reilly' a two reel
comedy and the Pathe News of cur
rent events are today's attractions
at the Auditorium TomorrOw's bill
includes the second chapter of Ruth
Rolands new serial entitled The
Adventures of Ruth" "A Red Hot
Finish a two reel comedy; Hair
Trigger Stuff" a two reel western
drama with popular HOot Gibson
and Mutt and Jeff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
OLIVER.

Two Weeks the screen produc-
ton In which Constance Talmadge
will be seen at the Oliver theater
for four days starting Sunday. in the
story Of the rise Of a chorus girl
to stardom. She fees from an un-
gentlemanly escort and finds herself
i'm the home Of three crusty bachel-
or. one can imagine what happens
TO them when the smiling Constance
beams on them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
ZBYSZKO TOOK BOTH
FALLS FROM LINOW

CHICAGO, Mar. 1s.-Stanislaus
Zbyszko. Polish wrestler, took both
falls in his bout here Thursday
night with Jack Linow. Zbyszko
surprised wrestling fans by his en-
durance and strength. The first
fall came at the end Of 1 hour 10
minutes and 81 seconds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
CARDS TAKE ANOTHER.

DONNA, Texas. Mar. 19.-St. Louis
Nationals s. 16. o; Philadelphia
Americans @. s, !. Reinhart. Doak
and Dilhoefer Clemens; Naylor,
Perry and Perkins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
af1aRan:a;:
ORPIIEIM.

The present vaudeville bill al the
Orpheum which features julia Nash
and G. II. O'Donnell in thu comedy
skit % a. A." is given final show
iDgs today. other acts are Nixon
and Sans. Lady Alice's Pets. Erminie
and sister and Bud and Jessie Gray.
Starting tomorrow matinee, the
new bill IS topped By Rice and
Werner who offer this Sc anson a new
playlet entitled ION the Scanold. 30
Larry Harkins and his monarchs of
melody. Baxley and Porter. singers
and dancers. the Stuart Girls in "A
character study in harmony and one
other good act rounds out the pro
Eranl.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
CHAMPS LICK INDIANS.

MIAMI, Fla, March 19.-Cincin-
natl Nationals. 6; Z: .. Indinap-
oils American association. o; ;: ..
Sallee, Luque and WingO. Allen
Crum, Adams and Henline.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20

Chicago on Sunday and open Mon
day evening az Powers theater for
an indefinito rum Miss CoIlirec
made "a decided hit here last fan Son
-Tillie" and the new piece is said
90 give her an ideal role
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20

Patricia Collinge and her asso-
ciate players arrived from New
York yesterday and will appear at
the Oliver theater this afternoon
and tonight in her new play Gold
en- Days" The company will go TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
PIRATES TIE RED sOx.

PIRATES TIE RED SOX.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 10
Pittsburg Nationals 8, s, 4; Boston
Americans 8, 8, !. Ponder, Adams,
Cooper and Clarke. Hoeffner; Muir
phy. Leasure and Devine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20

Johnny Grimths middIeweigh,
from Akron. o., has returned %
America with a record of having
won six bouts In u rounds II
took him on an average OF six min
utes TO finish off his six opponents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20

4 French sporting paper recently
published an obituary of Willie
Lewis. former welterweight cham
piou and Lewis promptly hobs up
In New York 90 assure the French
men that he is sull very much
alive.