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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28


Mfs. b. n Eoassr. II I.yta. visiu-1
I'd rslAtiyss k4se Gaaiay.
frank z. Brisha u sp@adias the
weekend In Nastlvilis. gks guest Of
his sistss. Mm. H. o. Thomas.
| Mrs j. 7. wsakssy. d CumhG.
land Furnaces. spsni : lev days 10
Dickvon last useL visiting ssd hav
inx sons dsntal work dons.
| Prui. iswank will teach ttsa0sh
JnDs snd July. and viii be slad 10
have yoa enroll fmf this summer
class.
| w. j Mover. WHO has hesi, spend.
Iins several days here, returned TO
Cedar Crcsk. Monday. whsse hs 10
the suest u bis sister, ArL Melvin
Nesbstt.
| Mr.. and MrA Harris Fseeb~s aud
baby, OF Bavtoa's Greek. spsn, the
weekend here the guests ol Mrs.
Ferebees parents, Mr.. and Mn. &.
1T. Collier.
| Clyde Collier. after 4 lev dsys
visit here wi,h bis parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. @. T. Collier. lsis Tuesday
night Tor Pensacola. FloridS. whsss
hs 10 employed.
Mr.. and Mr.. X. ID, Cosbit,, ef
Lyle. spent the weekend here the
guests u The formers mother. Mrs,
Mollie Carhi.,. who i. On the siek
list,
improvements are going on rapid.
| ly 10 South Dickson. h, n
Williams IL having bic house paint.
cd snd Aide mhn George Dasidson
10 cutting Bis erop Of grass.
| Mr. W. A. Goodvu<n and Mrs. A
{. Hughes have returned irom a tao
weeks trip to Washington, BalE.
more, New York City aud many
other points d interest in the east.
Mrs W / chos.s and Mrs.
Ro.coe Meadow and little son. have
returned from Washington. ID. c.
where they attended the Southern
Baptist Convention.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. q. Sensing will
return Monday irom a two weeks
trip through the rsss and Canada.
Mr.. Sensing 10 the local field mana
ger Of the Mutual Lie Insurance
Co, OF New YORK. and attended the
annual convention OF field mana gers
Of the company. while in New York
City.
Mrs. win Lakewood has returned
to Carlisle. aita spending several
days here attending graduating
exercises a, Central High School.
She was accompanied home by her
son. Frank. Who has accepted al
position with the Dover Iron Co,
at that place.
State Senator, J. W. Rice, OF
Dover. WAS here a lev days this
week, the guest Of HE daughter,
Mrs. + l., Gregory He 10 q can.
didate Tor reelection to the State
senate from this district and HE
announcement will appear in our
next issue.
Mrs. Eugene Alsup add baby OF
Nashville. spent Thursday oil last
weak hers attending tia graduating
exercises at dickson Central High
School. Mrs. Alsups sister. Mi.s
Mary Sanders, was among those who
| received diplomas
Elder John T. Smith. former
pastor n the Church OF Christ. a,
this place. will begin 4 series OF
msetinas here the first Sunday in
June, Elder Smith 10 iorcetul
speaker snd his many friends here
gill learn with pleasure OF HE re-.
turning TO II. son 10 conduct a.
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
ANDERSON is
WINNER OVER
JESS WHITE

Johnny Anderson was given
close rub by Jess White In The Stars
three cushion tourney at Brown a
Huien's last night, anderson Just
nosing out his opponent by n rs TO
~ count. Anderson got off 20 a big
lead. holding n 1G TO 8 advantage
over White before many innings had
elapsed. a run of five helping boost
his percentage Then White started
chalking up the counters and was
shooting a nice game of billiards be-
fore the game was over, but his
squirt was too late.
Bill Southern and DR. Lake are
scheduled to mix tonight Neither OF
this pair have performed yet. An
derson Is leading the tourney with
two straight wins.
One game a night Is being played
off With nine men entered a com.
plete round robin will be played with
the winner taking home a nifty piece
OF silverwarc In the form OF cup.
Rudolps Erlckman and Elmer Lar.
son have come thru with wins. Gene
Roberts and r. c. Kramer have Lost
one game each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
The u. S. Marine Corps Turns Out 1.-TWO.
Fisted" Chaps Who Can Use Their
Heads; Gives Plenty of Travel, Adven.
ture and Excitement.

Corporal. what are your ribbons
fort
Tell me what each Of 'em means.
One I got In the Spanish war.
And one in the Philippines
One / got In the Boxer brush
For maxim the Chinks be good.
And one for heipin' to block tho
In bloody old B.neau Wood.
Corporal. 80 I should Join your
corps.
o wha, would IL do for met
You'd learn ito range this vide
world GER
by sky and by earth and sea-
To he at home In lands that lie
where the East and West
Worlds meet:
To front the best man. eye TO eye.
And stand on your own two feet
o Corporal. tell me. straight what
kind
OF a man the Marine Corps
makes
Tho sort of chap you're glad TO md
At your side when q rough house
breaks
TLs sort OF . chap who can crack
joke
And laugh when the sky looks
Tn. kind whSAi shar. his las. lone
smoke
Or give you the shir. on his
back.
Have you ever seen q Marine
swinging by. and envied him his
carefree air, the breadth OF the
shoulders and the depth OF the
chest under his violating uni
form, Is Il any wonder the girls
have . soft spot in their hearts
for these soldiers OF the sea-?
That Marine didn't just happen
to he the husky lad he IL. He Is
merely a walking example of
what the Marine Corps can do for
the ordinarily healthy man. May
be when he came into the service
he was a little stoop shouidered.
didn't have much pep" Maybe
he was working at a Job he didn't
care for. didn't have anybody TO
pal around with"
The Marine Corps is q body OF
men, carefully trained TO use both
hands. both feet and their heads.
They are the sort OF men who can
take Vera Cruz or form q guard OF
honor for the Prince OF wales. and
do both Jobs shipshape. They are
blood brothers to the French For
eign Legion. the Pennsylvania
State Constabulary. the Canadian
Mounted Police and the Texas
Rangers. They are princes OF good
fellows. ana they're wildcats when
they're riled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06

bridge and oxford represehte'
International yacht races OFT OF
Sandy Hook between Thomas LAP
TOMS challenger shamrock Nv ana
either the vanits or Rssolute. OF
tho New York Athletic club.
Davis tennis cup matches Tor
worlds tennis title. now In poHses'
nion OF Australia. Date and place
not set.
Invasion Of vardon. Ray. hitchrn
and Duncan. quartet OF EnEiands
greatest guifsrr. In mid"oaHon. ana
Journey Of Aiesla Sterling. American
woman champion. 10 England during
IA, season with Heron. pulneL
Jones and Evans. crack rank hnls
men.
English Henley regatta on h~
Thames, June 30 10 July :. with
American rowern entered
National Events
Not 10 had for stariar but then
look over IN. following national
sport schedule
Regular major league baseball
Pennsylvania relay carnival and
olympic trials
College football.
intercollegiate regatta on the
Hudson at PouKhkecpsie, July !.
i-,ween Columbia. Cornell. Psnnsyi'
vania. Syracuse. Wisconsin. George
town, Washington and either stan
ford or California
Auto races AZ Indiana polls,
May 40.
National ,epnis championship at
Forest Uifin. y Y. in August.
American open goif.nE tourney at
Toledo. o. August
American Henley. May -. on
schuyikin river.
These are events that win attract
interest all over the country.
For Seattle Pans
Their. will DC plenty Of activities
for local fans Here arc some OF
the big stunts
Pacific Northwest International
bowling congress at Seattle next
week
state tennis mee, IN August
intercollegiate football. baseball
and tennis.
Coast and Pacific International
league baseball.
Washington relay carnival. April
-. here.
California. Washington crew race.
May 81. here.
Northwest open golf champion
ahlpr in Vancouver. 49, C.. in July.
y. ~. A. swimming meet at
Crystal POOL In August.
Motorcycle races on Tacoma
speedway. May 30. and auto rnoes
at same place. July 4.
Yes. brother. tits a busy job 10
be a Epor, fan these days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06

United Press staff Corrc~ponsicnLl
NEW YORK. April s.--Youth must
be served
Gray hairs have an advantage In
the arts and sciences. bat where The
physical becomes a factor. accord
ing 10 the popular modern theory. u
is young blood that counts.
when 24ycar-ols Jack Dempsey
battered a3.ycar old Jess Willard al
most into n pulp last summer. In
Toledo. tho analysis declared:
Youth mus, b. served"
Similar verdicts that age had ex'
acted It's toll were given by the sport
juries when s. Davidson Heron. the
youthful Plttsburg golfer. won tho
national amateur title. when Miss
Helene Pollak. the 2D-year-old New
Jersey girl. won the indoor tennis
championship. when Harry q. Helm.
the Buffalo high school boy. showed
his heels 10 a field Of veterans In the
twomiie run OF the national indoor
meet. and when Walter I. Reid. the
Providence school Kid won the stand
ing high jump at the same meeting.
Youth must be served. II is true.
but IL must b. served it's lesson In
some cases.
Look at Britton
Look Mt Jack Eritton. stu weller
weight champion OF the world at IS
years OF age. and still teaching
youngsters and veterans alike the
fine points OF fighting. Look also
at Johnny KiIbane. featherweight
champion at 81. with gray-streaked
hair.
Pat Mcdonald. the giant New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.--Ry
United Press t-First Of the various
baseball organizations 10 begin play.
the Pacific Coast league this after.
noon will open the season with these
games: Vernon at San Francisco,
Portland at Salt Lake. Seattle at Sac
ramento and Oakland at Los An
geles.
Altho first TO start. this league win
also be last 10 close. The final game
win be played October i7-2s weeks
from now.
Sport writer's who haye watched
the eight teams in training camps be.
lieve an even race Ia In store for the
fans. Vernon and Los Angeles. the
leaders Of last season, seem a bit
weaker. II anything, while every
other team. with the possible excep-
ton of Portland, Is stronger. Seattle
has a greatly strengthened team.
Many players who last cavorted
about the big league circuits will this
year contribute TO the JOY and gloom
Of Coast fans. Among them are Sam
Agnew. coming from Washington to
catch for the San Francisco Seals.
and Red" Smith. Braves third.
sacker. who wilp play that position
for Vernon. The Seals also get Ray
Jordan. Washington pitcher.
Seattle gets Al Demaree, Braves
pitcher. and Jack Adams, who caught
for the Phillies. Others going to the
Rsiniers are Bob Geary. pitcher. and
Merlin Kopp. outfielder. from the
Athletics.
Oakland drew Winn. Red Sox
pitcher: Henion and Lefty Russell.
who pitched for the Dodgers. and
Pat Ragan. from the Giants, Braves
and White Sox.
Up at Portland the fans are
counting on Rudy Kalllo and Poison
10 help out on the mound. They came
from Detroit.
Nick cullop OF the Browns will
southpaw for Salt Lake and Joe Jen.
kins Of the White Sox will receive
him.
Sacramento has Fred Mollwitz OF
the Cardinals al FIRST base.
Los Angeles obtained Ray Heating.
the Cardinal pitcher, who will prob
ably report today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
Olympic Games Head List
of International Doings
in Sport; Other Bookings
Seattle Fans to Have Share OF Activities; Baseball,
Track, Football, Rowing, Coli and Every Branch Of
Sport to Have Place on Calendar This Season; Here's
List OF Big Happenings

Sporting the world will be buster during the
next few months than fisherman at trying to bail
out a leaky skiff with sieve.
Just take look at the international sporting events
billed for the coming summer months:
Olympic games at Antwerp beginning August ID.
Worlds heavyweight championship scrap Carpenter
Dempsey (not yet arranged
Pennsylvania relay carnival at Philadelphia, with Cam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
TWO SMOKERS
FOR N. w. FANS
THIS WEEK

ounboat Smith is either a brave
man or a foolish one. He boxes Fred
Fulton at Portland tomorrow night
Now DO you get what we meant The
Gunner could probably have given
Fulton a battle a couple OF years
ago. but judging from what both Of
them showed here. Fulton should
put him away whenever he gets
ready. The bout II scheduled for 10
rounds. but IL In doubtful II II viii
last that long.
over IN Tacoma Thursday night
Hrinie Schumann. the Tacoma light
weight. boxes Allie Mack. the New
York performer. Schumann has
been coming right along In the ring
game and Ia figured 10 win over
Mack. aitho Allie has a good record
since coming to the Coast. He has
been fighting around San Francisco
during the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
MEEHAN WINS IN
GO WITH ROBERTS

NEWARK. ~. j.. April e.--willie
Meehan. OF san Francisco. heavy.
weight. won over Al Roberts. OF New
York. here IN an eightround bout
last night Mechan. who outweighed
his opponent by 20 pounds. was the
agErasHor turnout
Ole Anderson. OF Tacoma, lost TO
Clay Turner. of Chicago. who substi-
tutcd for Charley weinert, in anoth-
er elght.round go Gene Tunncy. A.
Y. r. light heavyweight champion.
knocked out X. o. Sullivan in the
first round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06

1t isn't too late for your ball team to get in The Star
league Registration for the league closes week from
Saturday and all teams must be entered at that time
There will be meeting OF team representatives at Inc
Star Monday Every team entered planning to enter
should have representative there for final Instructions
in the circuit The league at present is made up OF 10
teams but there is still for a lot teams.
There will be senior and junior league no team VIII
be forced to play of its class Juniors must be under
% years of age. Play begins May it's mighty i'm
poant that every planning to enter the circuit gets
in touch with The Star sporting editor now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
pACKrSG THE GIANTS

NEW ORK.-SportinE men on
Broadway arc backing the Giants
heavily 20 heat the champion Reds
out Of the National league pennant.
They seem 20 think that the Reds
win be ovsronfidcnt and that Mc.
Graw's reconstructed inficld will de-
liver the goods For American
lcagu. honors the Clevelands are in
much favor among betting men.
who predict that the runners up
viii be the Tigers and Yankees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06

No man does his best work un-
less he likes his job. And no man
can do good work without plenty
of recreation. 1t IL upon these
two principles that Marine Corps
training is based.
The Marine must be something
OF a sailor and everything of a SOL
der. So he is always learning
something new and intensely in
tcresting. In addition TO taking
on quite bit OF seamanshIp. he
learns to hike like an infantrymAn.
ride like n cavalryman and handle
guns like an artilleryman. He
knows something of wirelesa
telegraphy and mechanics.
In fact. when he comes out of
the Marine Corps there are all
sorts of big-paying civilian Jobs
that are waiting for q man who
can do so many different kinds of
things and do them well.
To keep a man fit there Is moth
ing like athletic sports. and all
Marines are encouraged TO 20 in
for boxing. football. baseball and
swimming. Competent coaches and
trainers are provided and every ia
cility for a man to indulge in the
form of sport that most appeals to
him.
Good Fellowship Of the Corps
A life of travel. adventure ana
outdoor work would naturally at
tract the man who has the max
ings OF good fellow" in him.
Ana nowhere do you ind more
Corps. III ever YOU have seen 4
bunch of Marines In their OF
hours In barracks, or out for a
time in any of our large cities. or
sightseeing in foreign ports. there
Is no need to tell you anything
about that side Of . Marines exist
snce.
And as for his chances of seeing
the world--there IL hardly q coun-
try on earth where Marines are
not stationed at present. They aro
in Haiti and the Philippines. They
are in London, Paris and In China.
No big warship sets sail for for
eign ports without a detachment
OF Marines aboard.
Any healthy young Aan wNe
would like TO learn . vvell-payanx
trade. and nj the same tine hufld
himself ~ physically and soe the
world. should Investigate the q. 3.
Marine Corps. Don't Aesitate 10
call at the Marine Reeruitinr OF.
ace. Yen will not be urged e eu-3
list, but you WILL - tsla THn
TRUTH about the servies. seaA
for booklet.
U. 5. Marine Corps kecruiti.x Oifiee
10l Yesler Way,
Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
Ross Will Enter
Frisco Tank Meet

PORTLAND. Ore. April s.-Sor.
man Ross. famous Portland swim
mcr. will leave within a few days for
San Francisco. where he will repre-
sent the Illinois Athletic club. in the
national swimming and water polo
championships from April 70 to
May I.
Ross. who recently returned from
Australia. where he won everything
offered in the way Of n swimming
contest. II visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles r. Ross. in Port.
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
LIKE PEANUT.FED HAM

MACON, Ga. - The Columbus
Thinks have become boosters for pea.
nut'fed ham while staying in Macon
to train. Here's the cycle: The
farmers raise the peanuts. the hogs
eat 'em and grow fat and the ball
players vice versa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
THEY'RE BABY SEALS

SAN FRANCISCO. April c.
Frisco has had it's seal rocks for
many seasons but this 10 the first
time II has laid claim 20 a pair Of
baby seals on the diamond. They
are Herbert McQuaid and Jim
o'Connell. 10 and IS, respectively
McQuaid In a pitcher OF ability and
O'Conncli gardens in center field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
DON'T NEED BRAINS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. April g.
Marty McGaffigan is so fleet OF foot
that Manager Bin Rodgers OF the
Sacramento club. declares his in.
fielder don't need any brains. How.
ever. II 80 happens that McGaffigan
has en- both2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
GOLF IN LAKE BED

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
April Ga six.hole golf course is
laid out on the lake bed Of the La
gunlta. the former training place
for the Stamford crews. Due 10
dry season the water has receded
and the golfers viii take the place
Of the rowing squad this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
COPS RESUME SPORT

TORONTO. Canada, April e.-The
cops OF Toronto will again revive the
annual track and field meet this
summer which wns discontinued
during the war. They gave $1,000
to patriotic organiza tons and stiIl
have 1895 In the treasury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06

KANSAS CITY. April 6.--Fans at
Kansas City are trying TO dope out
a shorter name for William Dccon.
nnucourt. the big right.handcd pitch.
er from Canada. who has Joined the
Blues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
More Dope on
Opening Tits
of Baseball
Portland Salt Lake Game
May Be Called Off
lie WEATHER

TIE WEATHER
Salt Lake--Dark and threaten.
ing. Grounds wet from last
nights rain. Warm sun needed
TO make game possible.
San Slightly cloudy.
Some fog. Good playing weather.
Accommodations.
Los Angeles--Clcar and warm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April g.
Track athletes win practice before
mirrors To develop action as one OF
the new training methods TO be es.
tabiished at Harvard this spring.
High and low speed moving pictures
VIII be used also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
BLUES AT CLAREMORE

CLAREMORE, Okla. April e.
Kansas City Blues are warming up
at Ciarcmorc. Okla. for the race in
the American association Manager
Alec Mccarthy is in charge OF the
clan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06

ION Al Sacfaincnto To-Day
sEArrlE SACRAMENTO
escps Me.sAffisan-
Rohn~. - ORE !.
Weller. Eidrva. Ct
@1sbay. compton.
asT,fers :. sss-ass
Rohrsr. { caay'
oArdnss. y Mails. p
SIX other coast league squads will
help pry tho lid off Of tho baseball
season in the l. 5, today. Yer.
non. 1918 champions. open In san
Francisco; Oakland tackles Los An
geies; and Portland invades salt
Lake city.
Win a team that Is picked 60 fin.
tsh Ia the first division after land
Ing In the cellar last year. Seattle
VII be watched with more than or.
dlnary Interest thruout the circuit,
The locals are said TO be- the most
Improved team In the league.
ArTrp coon
eTaRr
-
attic diamond ,,ns ar~ anx,o.s ,or
0XXQ8Err Wares and t.4ff4t fa4f "a sat
Off with a list Of wins. Harry Gard
ucr. the big Highlander. Is slated
to take the mound for the first time
and he will be opposed by Walter
Mails. former Seattle portz.dcr.
Funny thing about this pitching
business In the Sacramento fracaa.
Gardner and Mails figured in n trade
between Seattle and Sacramento last
year and now they arc picked TO
pitch first games for their teams to
day.
The Seattle team In In condition.
Among the veterans OF Coast league
baseball. local fans know what Red
Murphy. Cunningham. Kenworthy
Bohne. Wolfcrs and Gardner can do
from their work last year. Merlin
Kopp. new outfislder and Bruce
Hartford. new shortstop. will b.
watched carefully because their work
win make a big difference in the
standing OF the local club. Both
are veteran campaigners and are ex
pected to stand up under fire.
~ AZ carr
S.Ur So
mento the pitchers will be well
tried out in actual combat and then
the squad Journeys to Salt Lake city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
Seattle Men
Play Solons
in First Go
Mails and Gardner 10 Hurl
Openers: Other Games
Billed for Today

BY LEO II. iAASSE>
Here's how Sacramento and Sc
attic are expected to lineup for the
first battle OF the Coast league sea
BON at Sacramento today:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06

SACRAMENTO
MeCaffiEan. : b
Neli~its b
orr. -
Eisirea. G
Compton. =
Ntidticton. -
Sturnpf. J b
Cady. G
Mails. y