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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE CHIEF
UPHOLDS BOARDS ACTION
Sides White Directors in Throwing Out
Second RcdS-Iiratcs Contest ON
July q.


NEW YORK. July s. President
Heydlcr, of the National League. issued
statement today UNFOLDING the action
of the board OF directors Of the league
in eXpuuGing from the records the see
ond game played between Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh on July {. The state
ment was made In answer TO criticism
by Garry HERMANN, president OF the
Cincinnati club.
Mr.. lleydlev said he referred the pro-
test against the game made by the
New York National club TO the board
instead OF deciding it himself, because
of the extraordinary nature OF the
complaint, but that If there had been
4 tie vote he would have voted as the
board decided. He termed the protest
one involving violation OF the con-
stitutionai provisions OF the league
and no, an ordinary complaint OF a
violation of the playing rules or
AGAINST an umpre's rulings.
The papers of complaint were
mailed the Cincinnati club on July O."
Mr. iieydler said, mo reply had been
received for eight days thereafter
Il do not consider Mr.. Herrman's
potests well taken. lie has elected to
rema in away from the last Two league
meetings as we'll as one board meet
ing at all OF these meetings We're
considered IN which the Cincinnati club
was especially Interested"
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

Fii5s, Fa5rnea euT. hye hal.
i,. 70 out won. Gloria Frame, liz tiSut.
Time. 90 Lola. RED Red Rose aiso rsn
assec93"d raeT--one niie.Dender~. los tMc.
AaIG ia5 tKickcre,ck1l. 3 % :. out, out. sec.
. 70 thirG- Time. i.43l-5 Searchlirh;
Ill. W!fTeda. Jack Leafy also ran
lH!Td racs-C!ar"mon nurse mile and
seventy yarts--Fa!ry Wand. !l5 (Eum,nerI
. 70 !, 10 g. out. Won: Eo2c Dor N5 INs,.
calt; q 10 !. y TO 10. ou, second EaIIv
III lFickens). J 20 :. out. out. third Time
l;i5 20 H!Hhborn Lady. Sd nsymiar also
Fourth race-wht,e Plains h,rhwe,rb,
handicap. abou; six !ur!onvs-Niasda I;6
tCorey), IL 70 !. to !. . 20 l. won: PICK.
WICK. - tknapoJ. to 2. out. OUT. seconc, /:
naube;H u tButwelD to 2 even. . 10 D.
th!rd Time. i:lc .-5 Cu!e,udc BIZ Me.
cloy ana Fla II. also ram
Fi'th race--onc mile and tu.!ong-Mis-
ress Polly, lo1 tHaml.tOnD, - to 10 To- &
out. won; John Day 10 gator 3 10 J.
even. : TO b. second; Como git. 10 IMcCrann1
z TO J. 70 !. 10 3. third. Time. So s-b
Ausiria!, King John. B!azonry also ran
Sixth raoo-hvc furongs-B-ck and call
Ii dyke. u % 10 to n. out won :
Bright Gold. l0i lHam!lton). to :. 70 g.
Z TO 10, second: S!stc: Helen. lo5 (Sorre!D
70 J. TO ], TO 10. third. Tine ! 90 Is
Brynhild. Enorin;;e. Inc!nerstor. D.ckle
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STARS CLASH TODAY
ridden md Johnston 10 PIny In Final.
OF Championship Clay Court
Tennis Tourney.
rNy Associated Prces.

CHICAGO. July is. = William TIL
den, Jr.. of Philadelphia. 1918 cham
p!on, and William NJ. Johnston Of
san Francisco, former champion.
WI! meet tomorrow in the finals of
the ninth annual clay court tennis
tournament as n result OF two spec
iacnlar matches today in the semi
finals Of mems smiles.
of even as great interest was the
victory Of Robert kinScy. OF san Fran
cisco, and ANcl Craven. OF Berkeley.
Gal, over William T, Tilden, Jr.. and
Vincent Richards Workers. y. y. the
present lawn tennis dorblcs cham
pions. IN the sem!-fnals OF mems
doun!cs. The victors will meet Samuel
hardy, of Chicago, one o: the present
clay court champions. and William NJ.
Johnston in the doubles finals. Hardy
and Johnston disposed Of Walter T.
JayeS of Chicago, and s. H. Voshcll,
brooklyn. in the semi finals
Miss corinnc Guild. OF St Louis,
qua l!hed 10 meet Miss Carrie y. Nicely.
or chicago. present champion in The
iinals OF the women's singles
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D0UBLE-HEADER ON TODAY
OPENING GAME SLATED
FOR 2::3O IF RAIN STOPS
Indians Acquire MnEnIis. Former
iickmond Hurler, whU VIII BE
In Box for Second Fray.

| After two false starts. the Indians
and tho Portsmouth Truckers will
gather out al Boulevard Field this af-
ternoon for double header. The
! first game will begin at 2:3O o'clock. and
an intermsson of five minutes will
ntcrvent between the opening and the
| closing contests.
! OF course it all depends on the
weather. That goes without saying
morning the grounds will be in shape
for the contest. If ii does rain any
more the park will probably take on
the appearance of the Ions, needed
municipal swimming pool and even
Tommy Abbott, active as he is. could
not play ball
day i'll the, attempted game. Two of
them got hits one made a run and
one never got a chance TO show wha,
he could do because Umpire Walsh
called the game or account of the rain
while he was still wearing tho bat on
his shoulder wai5ins for a choice one
bad shape from the thorough and
continuous wetting of the last two
days.
Hruner and MaEalis Slated.
Unless the Indians get in u tight
place today. Bender will not work. He
indicated yesterday that Hruncr and
Masalis would be on the mound. To-
days game will be the first for Bruner
tthis week. BY this time he should
have become entirely rested from his
strenuous work last Saturday and It
is hoped that this will cause him to
appear TO better advantage II he
does not the RichmCnd team is hardly
The place for him
Magalis reported yesterday. He will
he remembered by number OF Rich
mond fans as the same Magalis who
played with Richmond in 1917 and
then went 10 Norfolk. finally breaking
into the International League. In those
days he was Il hurlcr far above the
average. and il he has not fallen from
Grace he will make a valuable addition
10 the Indians staff of moundsmcn.
Abbott's Finger Improving.
Myers. the new catcher for the club,
is still myth. Nothing has been
heard from him in regard to when he
will report Asked what he would do
in case of injury to Blake. the only
backstop since Abbott hurt his finger.
Render replied yesterday that he would
80 behind the plate himself. That
would be a rare treat for the fans and
no mistake. -.
Before the start OF the game yester-
dag Abbott was out in front of the
duEout catching easy ones. 1t was re-
ported that his wrist was broken.
This is incorrect. He is still suffer-
ing to some extent with a bad finger.
1t must be getting better. however,
rs he has removed the nandages which
he has had on il for several days. No
indication was given OF how soon he
might set back in the lineup.
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

.. FiTs, racsemtor ,hr::.ye.r.ola- and uJ
IF, T,66ophy. II = Elected II los: Star Reai..rnI
100; Ting ling iii: .Baiiy ConneiiS ad
idhnson. 10: 'onico lo,
sc c"nd race-threc- ycar-o!as srd ,,l
,%iiSnii,ii."E one mile and s!3te-nth--G. NJ
,H1! . los; Lads Ward loss Ballast. isl
e.tte. Fiack. So: p!edrs. iloi. .raiior MsId
81 'Ssiys'-l," 70: kat!e can>i. lC5: 'SIoun|
Third racc-two. YEAR lds. The whirl ,s
go: i've and hal! furloncs-CariusntaIJ
iils: E,eod9T. n?; k.ewer ils ROYAL Due1
Fourth rac...-.hree.yesr.o lds The Ernp,,
~ ,ltioy ,sa.I,: one mile and a turlonrI
ton: y Cirrus, rs: Baiustrade. IL,
Fi:th racs-threc- ycar-O.ds and up CLAIM,
Ing. handicap. onc mile and seventy yards
snapdrssron II. rs: Matinee Idol. II, Game
SIXTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, na!den, Nv
aud half fur!onrs-A!diaa. IlG Airvau
III BLACK Watch II. ia S0ad nd Ducj
l.n:ic iii: Jessie III: Furlousf III; Ardito]
Ni: The Wagner. lli
'hnprertice aiiowsnc. I'VE pounds claimed
Weather. rain; track. sloppy.
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You VIII Never BE Cured by
Local Treatment With Sprays.

Catarrh is a condition of the blood
and can not be cured by local .applica-
tons OF sprays and douches; this has
been proven by the thousands who
have vainly resorted to this method of
treatment
Catarrh should not be neglected or
experimental with. The wrong trea t.
mcnt Is valuable time lost. during
which the disease is getting "A tirmer
hold upon its victim, and making it
more difficult for even the proper
treatment TO accomplish results.
Though Catarrh makes its first ap-
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Don't Experiment with Catarrh;
1t Often Leads to Serious Trouble

paSsa ses. the disease becomes more and
more aggravated and finally reaches
down into the lungs, and everyone
recognizes the alarming conditions
that result when the lungs are affected
Thus Catarrh may be the forerunner
of that most dreaded and hopeless Of
all diseases, consumption.
No local Treatment; affords pcrma-
nent relief Experience has taught
that s. S. :. Is the one remedy which
attacks the disease at its source, the
blood. and produces satisfactory results
in even the worst cases. Catarrh suf-
ferers are urged to give S. s. S. a
thorough trial 1t is sold by all drug
gists. You are invited to write TO the
Medical Department for expert advice
as TO how TO treat your own case Adj
dress Swift Specific Co. 25i Swift
Elaborate tory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv
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BIG DAY FOR WALTER COX
DRIVES FRANK DEWEY AND
MAGNOLIA IN VICTORIOUS
Grand Circuit Races at I<nIamaxoo
Come to Clonc. md Horses are
Leaving for Toledo.
NV Associated Press.1

,.>V Associated Press1
KALAMAZOO. MICH. July ls.-The
'"st day OF the Grand Circuit racing
III Kalamazoo's twelfth annual meet
ing was profitable ono for Walter
z. Cox. the New England re,nsman
No, only did he win the $4,000 New
BurdiSk Hotel purse for zoos PAGERS
with Frank Dewey. winner OF the Ed
e wards purse ,ns at Cleveland but he also
In both races he lost the first heat.
out came back strong In the second
a.; hnd third; Frank Dewey wSs favorite
The 2:l0 pace was also a sn,it hear
affair Harry X, won the first heal
,onh wellington Direct. the favorite,
The 2:2o trot for half mile track
horses was won by L. Colorado.
Toledo. 'o"'s"I loF
Summary:
Purse. $1,000 'hs TRor.
S;ISt GUY A h. By BY A CUR xxsq'hy
ki|E Watts; = H.. BY General Wait:
Prince Hal. Duty hound. Constantine ss,55
,hS. sym Si@T hks oo. jolly nsi3 wor:
ais" started RIM! y'ss. s;S25.. ::osG .:o7,. H'"S
F5 1rnx Dewey. b. e. BY John STSe De S5'
Grace ace, Direct. b. m. by walter Direct
jay. Mack. en- h. by I .ibc;ff;y;: Jay
.. Y. c.. Ester r. symbol Baron Edv. =
T.. Dude Iiirhwood. Box r. RED Reapnr
Mourer Boy also started. Time. .:Qiis 2o5.
$50 PACE
Wellington Direct r n by Direct
Harvey X. br. e. b. Bonnie Blonde
Minor Hal. CHI. h. By Eddie Hall
Twistcr G, Doubl. O.. Highland Last.
Horace Mckerron. Gold Quartz. orc Lou,
Willow Hal. Lady Fuller. Pacing Patch an
Miss Easle aios started. Time ?:6SH. 2:o4,.
oo TRoT
Haif-,nil" track. 400
/ Ia Colorado won: EIniua;ts Son secoud:
A!lcen Frisco. third. Bcs; time ..!is.
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Seat in Parliament to
Be Preferred to Wilde

LONDON, July 1S.-Thc Nnnches-
ter Guardians London corrcspond-
cnt learns thut "Jimmy" Wilde, the
puEilist. "alrcndy the lion of the
lObbicS," will probably accept n pnr-
liniHcntnry sent from Welsh con-
stituency, where he ranks ms mn
tfOnni hero not fur below Lloyd
George himself.
In n tNenty-rOund bout with Re.
Moore, or Memphis, Tenn, Inst night
Wilde WINS given the decision on
points by the referee. No title wns
Mt stnkc because Of the disparity in
the weight of the two puKIIists.
Moore weighed 11B pounds, hut
Wilde was hardly within ten pounds
of this. He In ranked as n nyveiEht.
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REGRATTA FOR ARIELS
baltimore Oarsmen, RirnIs of Virginia
Hont Club, VIII Have Dig
Aquatic Nicer Today.

BALTIMORE. July 1S-Thc Arels
are planning 20 have big time to-
morrow. y regatta closed TO the mem
hers OF the club is on the program.
The affair is expected 10 be in the ma
turc of a reunion. and the elder mem
bers as well as the new ones ire cX-
pccted TO turn out In large numbers.
Canoe races, swimming matches and
fancy diving contests also are heinS
arranged. The details are being kept
secret, but the affair is expected TO tie
one OF the best in the history of the
club. The first event Will start at /
q clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-19
DEMPSEY THE GREATEST
Tex Ricknrd Declares Nobody in World
Hns Chance of Defeating New
ChumUtDn.

NEW YORK. July ls.-"I don't think
there's man in the world that has
any chance OF beating Jack Dempsey"
said Tex Richard tonight at the Bit
more. Il think Jack is the greatest
o: them all"
How about Willie Mcchan?" Tex
was asked.
"Oh. he hasn't ghost OF show"
was the reply. Jack could beat him
In no time. That talk Of Ncchan best :
Ing Jack on the coast is bunk. Jack
should have been named az the winner
OF that affair. lie had Mcchan on the
60 all the time. according 10 what !
heard about H."
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk Newport News (rniu),
Richmund-PO smOuth (r:,in),
Petcr>burg-SuTolk trnin.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Port smouth AT Richmond,
SuGotk at Petersburg
Newport News at Norfolk.
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 3: Kansas City, O.
louisville. IL. Milwaukee, s.
81. Paul e; Indianapolis. ..
To.edo, .; Minneapolis, !.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans. 80; Memphis. OIL.
Chattanooga Atlanta. rain.
Little Rock. 2: Mobile. >.
B!rmin CHAM Nashville. wet grounds
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore. 4: Rnghamton. 3.
Rochester. 6, Reading. g.
Newark. 81 Buffalo, >
Toronto. .; Jersey City. l.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Augusta, ?; Charleston. o.
Columbia. 6: Spartanburg. 0.
Grcenviilc. 10; Charlotte g.
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SOI-TlI ATLANTIC


Nebraska has decided to put on a
state championship event for women
in the 1920 titular tournament. south
Dakota had womcn'S championship
event on this years program and
doubtless VIII continue the event
There is no reason why there should
not be woman's championship event
IN every state championship tourna-
nient. such an event would give the
Fair Dianas some standing in the
sport.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-19
ChrI.to-CoIn Sign. Two

Manager Taylor, OF tho Christo-Cola
team. has signed Berry Goodman. n
southpaw. who made mis- debut with
the Newton Woodward outfit aad
Perric Fate. OF tho r. e Laes PAT
Is good hitter, fields we'll and works
hard throughout the game. The addi.
ton OF these two players will strength
en- the Christo-Coia club
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RUTH KNOCKS TWO HOMERs
WINS GAME FOR RED SOX
BY BRINGING IN SIX RUNS
Stars Circuit. Swat in Eighth, with
Bnses FILLED. Gives Boston
Victory, 81.
,Rv Associated Prc.a.l

CLEVELAND, July 1S.-Afte- pinch
hitter Harris, batting for Jasper in the
eighth inning, had tripled with the
bases filled. putting Cleveland in the
lead by score of to S. Ruth hit his
second home run in the game.
The bases were filled as result of
Myers passes, and ii put Boston in the
lead, to Z. All together. Ruth's home
runs were responsible for six runs.
Score:
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WHITE SOx, 3; SENATORS, O


CHICAGO. July lS.-"Lefty" Will
!iams broke Washing toms winning
streak today by holding the visitors
to four scattered hits, while Chicago
hit Harper hard and shut out the Sem
ators, 3 TO o. The locals had four men
thrown out at the plate.
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ADAMS SHUTS OUT braves
0UTP!TCHES NEHF, GIVING
PIRATES 2-TO-O VICTOR,
Three Singles. Sacrifice, Walk nm.
Only Runs of Game
t:?v Associated ore,sl

BOSTON. July lS.-In a. gam
three times held up by heavy shower
and finished In drizzle, Pi,,sburph
Win BABE Adams outpitching Seh
defeated Boston. to 0. today SchmiJ,t.
Adams sacrifice. B!gbce.s s,n, We" y, D.
rvs walk. Stcngels su-ikeSut er
oouthworth's single. gave the visrIar
TWO runs. Maranville's play was OK
Score:
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YANKEES, a.; BROWNS, 3

ST. LOUIS. July lS--St Louis de-
Tense cracked in the seventh. and New
York today won its first victory here
this season. TO 8. Three errors in
succession with singles by Baker and
Hannah gave the visitors three runs.
and overcamc the lead which ST. Louis
took in the NTH. when Sisler hit the
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TIGERS, 3; ATHLETICS, 0
tov Associated Press!

DETROIT, July ls.-Philadelphia's
two errors proved costly. combined
with two singles and a sacrifice in
the third and n single, walk and steal
in the sixth. they gave Detroit todays
game. to /. Both Naylor and Leon
ard pitched mastery ball.
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I'ittsllur,
Totals. Is 10 Total, ~

n
Boston .....-...... n n n n oUyop-i
hits--Adams. Barbara Double MIA r Tic
70 Satshaw to Mollwitz Lett on b. i"rr
i,,i,tsDciE. Bohton. 4. Basa on ba lisNod
NNfiin n1 b Il; huHo!nh, |: %sAt / ,iits-oi|
Kudo!ph., | IN i: %ehf. in IN M. IA
p!!eher-by Een. s,snEnl Struck ny out h]
HGsms insir,r NlnnlnS p!tcher-I
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score. Dr ihhinEs:
N'w tFR ....-...............l " y v u ) . o.
Sum1 HH,T rwo:Ja..e St'
mS .. Stolen has,eSsaBodie yiek. Pssk,n
Icclsinpaugh. Smith. Sacrifice Hy--Wilia ms
Double plavs-PechiMnauCh to Pratt 10
ipp. Left on baScs-New York. .: ST Louis
9. Base on ba lie Russell I: Woiiimuu l.
Struck out-by Russell. 4; Wcllman. J.
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Washington
Totals. IS 0 Totals Cd 81!
,Satted for liarrer in eighth.
Score hv innings:

Score by Innings: Il
Washington northumberland q 0 o o o 90
Chicago Observation-Disclosures o - O q o n q
h h;.;,, Collins Sacrifice, hi,s-plcniGh. Nc
!nsion 5; chiesso s. base OF on ia GaIis aSmi
H"rpcr. !: Zachary. l. li!ts-oN Harper
10 in inninGsi zachary. ] in Hit ny
pitcher-by Williams. Charity: by Harper
Schalk j. Collins Struck oiItEbyiiarDer
B; Williams. ), Wild pi,ch-Harper. Losing
pitChcr-tIarper.
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boston ......................o q q I o -
oiSvcland .......... ....!.l o o : o o o;
: u IN III AIRY: Two base hi;s-Caldwcll
Smith Three base hit Harris Home
r,ins-Ruth;., stolen oascs.La,nar card
ncr Sacrifice Wamhnsranss Double
nf o o2 IN sos y" nhnninan TO Johnson
on ,ralls-on Caldwell. /: Jones. i: JASPER
!: Myers. 3. Hi,ss--of Caldw eli. in Is
innings: or ZONES. none in %. Jasper. in
Myers l in "a Coumbs. in Is Strucl;
out-by Caldwell. 81 Jasper, 3 winnIrc
pitchcr--Culiweil Losing pitchcr-C,oumbe
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
vittsburg!t. =: Boston, o.
phihuclphIa- Louis (rnin)
Sr"oflNn. Cincinnati (raIn)
New ork-ChicaEo (rnin).
GAMES TO-DAY.
pittsburgh Mt Boston.
Cincinnati ut BROOKLYN
Chicago at New York
st. Louis at PHILADELPHIA.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. 3: Washington o.
Detroit. 3: philu,lcIphfu o.
Boston, 3; Cleveland :;
New York. 4: st. Louis. 3.
GAMES TODAY
Washington ut Chicago.
New York AT St Louis
Philadelphia AIT Detroit
Boston at Cleveland.
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SUMMARY: rwo-pa hit-Duvsn Stolon
bases. Wit. DuGan. Bush. Sacrifice hits
Strunk. Leonard Bush, Sacrifice ny-I.eo-
nsrd. Double play-Nnylor to Burns to
PERKINS. LET, on basssTPhiisdclphIa. 70:
Leonard. =. Struck out---by Naylor. q.
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Cleveland.
Boston.

TotaIs.... 20 10 Totals..... 81 I
Ran for McInnis In eighth
.Baitcd for Jasper in eighth.
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Dated FOR Naylor in ninth.
Score by innings: r
ph.ladclph!a .................o o 90 |
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-26
Are Fortifying
Mexican Front

WASHINGTON, June 26.--Com-
pletion of forts and housing accom-
modation along the Mexican border,
undertaken by the war department to
ameliorate the trials of the troops
serving as patrols, will give the Unit
ed States its first real fortified from
tier.
Regularly established army posts
along the international boundary
now total more than two-scorc, with
probably as many more outpost posi-
tions, each accommodating a trOoT
of cavalry or an infantry platoon
The three-year watch of the Ameri
can troops led the war department
finally to decide that permanen
housing should be furnished.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-26
SETTLE FRENCH WAR CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Claims
between the United States and France
for war material have been settled by
commissions representing the two
countries, Secretary of War Baker
announced yesterday, and are await
ing formal approval by the French
government.
Terms of the agreement will not
be made public until the French gov
ernment has signifed its approval
The French commissioners handling
the claims were unanimous in then
approval, Secretary Baker said.
The claims are similar to those re.
Gently adjusted with Great Britain
which resulted in a balance of sew
eral millions of dollars in favor OF
the United States. Charges for trans
porting American troops to France
on French vessels are not included
in the terms. These are to be settled
separately on a per head basis.