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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-10

PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-Sunday
:. the Grand Circuit horses Will COM
menco to arrive from Cleveland and
local enthusiasts will have their first
opportunity to see McGregor the Great.
-2:04N; Mignola. 2:0iN Fenesta. 2:06M (;
AariondaIe. 2:05k; Echo Direct. 2:o7 4 +;
Joseph Guy. 2:OGh: The acme. 2:O5h {;
Prince Loree. 2:U5A: The fodder;
::o3A, sensational trotters and max :
Ing their initial visit TO this city. and
the PAGERS. Frank Dewey. 2:02N; Di-
noct e. Burnett. 2:o2H; Grace Direct.
s:o4A; Goldie Todd. 2:04S4: South
Bsnd Girl. 2:o4%; Sanardo, 2:0tst and
WtlllnEtOn DIrcCt. 2:01L
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CARNIVAL OF DISTANCE
RACING FOR FALL MEET
Gontinued from Thirteenth papeN

N..:-e-- - Onl 1nlI teentn taSe.1
an Arsentino. or Frenchman, with a
Of The second he ho orlsi" WI nom IN,
fouS,h 0 sad The f shrd r1 500 nnd Of The
ducers making nominations in the
Championships of the future vii, he he
90 Tor each horse. which must he
m ,nt,, % on July ! OF each year. There
succeeding January of ;25 and $50 re-.
speStiveIy. the starting fee Will be $500
me nrst championship will bring
20 inc post most OF the great three
Eternai. the Brooklyn Handicap vim
ner, war remnant. the Walden Stakes
ner nf , or last fall; Dunboyne The win
ter. PASTORAL Swain. Polka Dot. Nal
mral bridge. .Ophelia, Balustrade,' Tick :
iish,3 King Plaudit. Vulcanites. Vjndsr
war Zone and Rapid Day That future
championships will attract practicable
every great three-year-old that CONES
20 inc races is foregone conclusion.
VIII Attract Best Horses.
c,i Inc uchampionship.- with the Queen
niny Handicap. $4,000 race of one
mile FOR two-year oids. which. closed
entries, the six stakes enumeratedW oo
me Lexington City Handicap. the
i;ouiSyii,e Cup. the Latonia Handicap
c enc t .Sn ,rs City Handicap. the Latonia
Fort Thomas Handicap. $4,000 added for
,,wo-ye5ar-oids at six furiongs: the Au
year-olds and over at six furIonps. and
me Golden Rod Handicap. $4,000 added.
TOT two-year-olds at one mile. NOT 70
mention the Lexington Futurity. race
value of about SIS. oOo' viii come nrettx n
close to attracting TO Kentucky in Tho
sutumn the best horses OF the various
ages. that will be racing. The over
en lnno purses will range in value from
Sl'eoo TO $4,000 added money!.
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Horseman Arrived in
Plane to Make Entry

JAMAICA, y. ". August o.
Walter Edwards. secretary OF the
Metropolitan Jockey Club ut ia
mnica, wns sitting quietly In HIS
ONCE one day when suddenly with
whir nm airplnnc landed In the
infeid. q
He looprd up, saw a man jump
out, adjust his straw hnt and stnrt
acrors the trnck toward the Office.
"Hcllo, Walter" mid Lewis Garth,
son OF the EcniuI billy Garth. "I
lust hew from the belmont Park to
make SOmc entries, md I'm In
hurry to get back"
Edwards did not Ensp. He tnkes
things these days as they come.
Accepting the entries, he smiled
and waved Rood-by. Then, turn
ing 10 one of his assistants, he re-
marked,
"WelI. guess Garth Is the nrst
man who ever new to mike an entry
for horse race" He is.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING
John Mccormick Taken Into Custody
Following Arrest of C0lored
Youth.

I. John Mccormick, OF 30S East Main
Street. was placed under arrest last
night charged with the theft of a
downtown clothing store. Four war
rants have been sworn out against
The. arrest Of Mccormick followed
the taking into custody of Moses
Brown, fifteen-year-old colored bow,
2Sl2 . Street who is charged with theft
and Duffy arrested the Brown boy
when he is said to have attempted to
pawn some OF the stolen clothing.
Information given by the colored bow
led TO the arrest of Mccormick other
arrests will probably follow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-10

Yesterday afternoon in the shadow
Of the Church Hill bluffs the fast going
TAXA kola team defeated the Code
crowd BY the score OF IL TO 3, thereby
increasing their lead in the Commercial
League to three full games. while Bat
tIe Axe was dropping one to the Hill
toppcrs.
Too much credit cannot be given
Shiia Garter. who after pitching
,,i,, games this week. mounted :he
MI and twirled beautiful game for
TAXA kola. having the Clothiers com
pletely at his mercy and eating out
of his hand at all stages of the game
, The eight hits garnercd off his de-
iivery were widely scattered through
the nine frames. and only in the third
inning did the Golde boys appear dan
gerous. when they succeeded in bunch
ing three hits for total of two runs.
git edge variety. Wharton. Amos. Poh
stops and pegs. which time and again
turned back Gofde's fruitless rallies,
while Dirk kuyk in left field handled
nVe chances. three of them being of
the exceedingly difficult variety. in ad-
dition TO gathering Two hits in four
legitimate times at bat
The remainder of the hitting strength
was distributed among Garter. Burn
ham. Liebs and Amos, all of whom Sc
cured two safe bingles each and time
ana again put the opposing pitcher in
the hole by their terrific driving
For Golde, the work of Chewing in
right field easily stood out above the
rest. securing three hits In the trips
10 the plate. while Watson behind the
ton 10 registering two safe b!ngles.
Scorie:
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LYNcHBURG PLANS. FOR RUN
Many Good Roads Advocates Preoor.s
to Make Trip to Richmond
Tuesday.

LYNCH BURG, VA. August 9.-The
good roads bureau OF the Chamber of
Commerce here has sent limitations TO
to join In the Richmond Tlmes-Dis.
patch good roads runi to Richmond
next Tuesday for demonstration Ito
the General Assembly, which meets
Wednesday. II Is not known yet how
large number Is expected. Arrange.
ments arc being made to- entertain the
Southwest Virginia boosters during
their stay here upon arrival mo nday
cars are expected to unite here from
Southwest counties and cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-10

In spite OF all rumors that Powell,
the strike-out king OF the Silent Ath-
letlcs. being sold 20 the Baltimore m
ternationais. which is unfounded, the
silent Athletics won from West End
Athletic Club by the score of 10 to 4
POWELL is merely In Baltimore on per-
sonal business, and is expected back
on the mound carly in the week. Just
on time for the game with the United
nc.sday. August 13.
Beasley. one of the sluggers on the
Athletic team. is out of the city en-
tree. but he will probably be back in
time for the game next Saturday,
which closes the season.
with the above stars out
Of the game the Silent Athletics still
have enough of stun up their sleeves
to show amateurdom fans their moneys
worth at the remainder of the games
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ARMY RcscInds SUNDAY lion.

IITTLE ROCK, ARK. August CATER
preachers e; hers Of this city had obtained an or
the Little Rock club playing any more Sun.
day games ON Its Sunday grounds at Camp
temporary revocation OF the order pend
ing further INQUIRIES. strong representa
in favor of continuation OF the Sunday
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CottrelI saddIery wins.

CottrelI SnddIery Co. defeated B. T.
by the score of IL to 6. Short pitched
his first game this season. after being
out all the year with a broken ankle,
especially when men were on bases.
Walthall also pitched a good game,
errors running up the score on both
pitchers.
Score:
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AMERICANS WON GAMES

that America placed" only in nine Of
the events.
America would. however. lead IL a
point recapitulation should be made
tie for second; France would be sec
ond With three hrsts. five seconds and
Two Ges for second; Italy would be
third with one first, two seconds. one
tie for second and one third; Belgium
would be fourth with one first and
Two ties for second, and Czecho-
Siovakia would be fifth with one first
Then, would come Australia with a Sec
ond and tie for second
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Arie wins Champlonsbio

,CHICAGo. August '9.-Mark p. Are. OF
Thomasboro, Ills. ira pshootinE champ ion
OF Illinois and former amateur champion
of the United States. today won the Her
pionship at the South Shore Country Club
with score of l95 out OF possible 200
targets: Frank NJ. Troeh. Vancouver
wash. amateur champion OF that state
and former national amateur champion.
won the open all-around championship with
q of 100.
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Church nm Victorious.

VhuECh I'M uefeated BattIe Axe,
Sshhsrs6y putting an end 70 all the
ing OF Woodward at first. the hitting
OF Anderson. the base running of r.
kiss played a snappy game at f,rst for
Battle Axe and old Father John Is
credited with one HIT Learson had the
II POSSIBLE Church Hill and Taxa Kola
Will play al Boulevard Field Wednes-
day.
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Totals .....A 10 !. : Total.
Stockton Street wir,

Stockton Street defeated c. & o.
yesterday at Byrd Park, by the score
OF . to ?. in a fast game.
After getting of to a bad start. Nor
risette frightened up after the first in
ming; and pitched alright bali, while
McAllister was touched up rather
freely. allowing twelve hits in seven
innings.
II. James was the batting king of
the day. securing three hits in four
attempts, while Blount and Cosby, also
The fielding OF Eacho, Graves and
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stcfansson a Good Shot ts,N

stefansson. the explorer. ~ autes7pron-
Client with the scatterEun, and usuAItX ear
ries hand-trap around with him.T,sa that
he may enjoy trapshootinE. Shooting snlaycd
a prominent part in the last trip. rof. Stcf.
ansson TO the Arctic Circle. Ac faIsso:,
and his party got two tons OF meat for
every pound of cartridges used during the
five and onS- half years.
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Il. E. Lee beat Ordn,p.

The r. e. Lees defeated the U. s.
Orcnance team yesterday by the score
on ~ 20 =, the game going ten innings
before being decided For the win
ners' the work of Williams in the box
ana Basby behind the bat, were the
features. carson and Scott carried off
the honors for che U. S Ordnance
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Battle Axe.
Church Hill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wins.

knights Of Columbus lost TO Newton
Woodward yesterday by the score Of
a to !. The features OF the game for
the winners was the pitching of Rob
inson, who had his opponents at his
mercy at all stages OF the game:
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Totals ,.:..as lsls o Totals ,..,.@ =

Snlls'o-Co ..-..............ob l L III XIX
summary: Two-base hitsyrsyior. Pate
Stolen bases-Parkcr i2), White. Sacrifice
hits-Pate. Tuck. Hankey: Left on bases
Richmond Broom. I: Christie Cola. .. Base
Hits-on Taylor. 8 In innings; on Com
minis. 13 in innings; off Moore. J in / in
ming; off Hankey. . in innings Struck out
by Taylor. {: by Commins. g. Time of game
p hours Umpire-Traylor. Sccrer-wil-
son.
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Boxers Demanding
Large Purses Mow
Since Dempsey Fight Era
of Fremzied Finance
Has Started.
MILWAUKEE. August e.-When res

MILWAUKEE. August s.-When Tex
Richard offered 3127.5oo for the VIII
lard-Dempsey championship battle he
started all kinds OF trouble for the
boxing promoters 1t is almost impos-
sible these days TO talk to the cham
pions and their managers in figures
Of less than five, while some OF them
cannot get the conversation until the
six-fSure mark is reached.
The days OF wild finance are just
beginning for the lighters. Judging
from the manner in which many OF
them are acting. And the public pays
TOT al the wild demands of the fight
getting all in sight. but promoters who
raise purses sky high and make the
PULLS puniiS pay for The same have little
VIII prove boomerang some OF these
days.
offered si75.00O for nout.
One London ,paaomoter--Charles coch-
carpenter bout September . when
along comes a rival promotcr-Jack
lSSallaghan-with a bid Of sl75IO0O. The
French promoters have not been heard
from as yet.
Jimmy Wilde. the little hywefyht
ff n OF ENGLAND. fought Pal Moore
or $4,000 is bid for mach between
Wide and Pete Herman. the bantam
welEnt champion. Mike O'Dowd. the
m mladie weighs; champitN, was offered
SiiSS.eoo to- his end for match with
Mike Gibbons-a no-decision affair Of
Ten ronncs-but he thought of Demp.
sey and others and immediately raised
! ms demand for $4,000
Leonard md kilbane Piker..
Benny Leonard. the lightwcigh,
ma pion, and Johnny Kilbane, feath.
er%eiSht champ, are pikers along side
some OF the others. Even Battling
i1erinsLy the light champ'
was offered $500 to go over to France
ana Im give George Carpenter good
tryout but the Battler had the fever
and may lose out. as the Frencbmen
are are not so quick ut letting go the
Jack Britton. the weller champ ~
also piker, for nc gets only few
patties of fifteen rounds but then
JACK IS getting old. and he probab ly
wants to make hay while the sun
SHINES. Some of tn. fighters of two
o. three decades ago must be doing
somersault in their graves when
fhooern day purses arc mentioned.
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Dallas Gamblers Assault IJmp,re

FORT WORTH, TEN. August o--Tex Err
win, Texas League umpire is temporarily
of duty because OF injuries received when
he was waylsid in Dallas and beaten up.
His assailantS are said to have been emblcrs
who were incensod at decisJons he gave In a
ball game. President Morris OF the league
says tho league. Will Investigate and prose
cute the culprIts u they can be ldentifled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-10

The pennant aspirations OF the C. Fl.
Bank received great setback, yester-
day when they were whitewasfed twice
by the fast going Fulton Holsters.
Both games were played in record time
and we're two of the prettiest5 games
ever seen on the Fulton diamond. Rob-
inson. the crack Booster pitcher, was
the outstanding star of the gaRiss, AL
nings. 80
For. the Bank, the whole infeld2play-
ed good ball. except one innihEi when
Two errors with three hits Melted the
boosters a,' five runs: The Boostsks In
playing and in the last game three
doubleplays were made. Mcfarland
played good game for Bank while
jackson accepted many chances, with
out Wobble for the Boosterssa
me Richmond Motor Company hopes
to stop the Boosters next SATURDAY.,
when when they play, doubleheader' On the
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summary: Two-base hits-H Jones, Graves.
zones Grayes McAiiister. Cosby ia) saccri.
zee nee n,s-S McAllister. Double plays
t Ton Street Street: Z: C. O.. .. Bases on balls
OH Morrissette. 2; on McAlister, o. Struck
out-by MorrIssette, S; by McAiiis;eT
Time OF same-l:35. UmpIre-One:tey.
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Summary: Two base hits--WAtson, Leibs
stolen oases-Poh. Pitt. II. Carter, Amos
e. C.hesn!nE. ?; Watson. :, Struck out
Carter. 2. Jones. :: Hit by pitched bali
Poh, Il. Carter Wharton. Chewing. Gras-
ham. Sacrifice hits-Kuyk. Burnham. G..
Carter. Pitt. Double ulay-Poh 10 Wharton.
Quaries to Sharp. Time of game hours.
CmpIre-O'Too!e Scurer-WhItc.
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SILENT ATHLETES TRIUMPH |
STAR HURLER MISSING, BUT
WEST END is DEFEATED
Stockton street Holds on to Second
Place In Rnce In Richmond
League.
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Where They play N.,, s,,u

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Z. & DIV. 10. a. Club. at Byrd Park
r. l.. Lee Silent Athletic League. at
stockton Strcet-U. s. Ordinance, at
South Side
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Christie Cola defeated Richmond
Broom by the score of II to 4. at Ben
ton Park. Features of the game were
Christie team. Richmond Broom also
played a good game, but Taylor had
them at his mercy at all stages Of the
game.
Christie will play Grace Street Mon
day. at c. c. a. Field, at 4:45.
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Totals :.

summary: Two-base hits-Howcil Blunt.
southward. Ryder Three. base hits-Dud-
ley. Stolen bases-CEouch. Beach. Double
plays-South~ard to Toier Hit by pitched
ball-Dudey. Left on bases-Cottrell. :;
Grump. 3. Bases on balls-on Short .; OF
Waithall. :. Hits-on Short In o.: of
Walthall, 10 in Q. Struck out-by Short. Ii;
by Walthall. s. Time OF game hours
Cmplre-Black. Scorcr-Roherts
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Grace street For

The Grace street
League failed to put
Byrd Park yesterday,
scheduled game to the
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test Not AIIoued

Protest Not Allowed
CINCINNATI. August s.-Presdcnt Heyd-
Ter has notified the Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnnu clubs that tho Pittsburgh protest
disRliowed
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SECOND GAME.
Score by innings:

Fulton Boosters .,...,,.,.,.s6 66:a.D nj
Church Hill Bank ............0 0 0 o 90 %
Summary: -Two-base hits-Jackson,v4stolen
bases,Rano. Lutto: Mcfarland. SlstesS Sac
rinee hitsILutto. Robinson. Left soh bases
First base on error-Fuiton Boosters PHASES
OF OF oaisI nnhn Robinson i; on MSghse; I.
Ghse in Innings: Struck out-s br Rob
80. Umpire-StaRg Scorer-McManSe
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
st. Paul, l; Toledo, o.
Louisville. /: Minneapolis, 0.
Milwaukee. S; Columbus, I.
Kansas City. 8: indianapolis. 3
called in tenth to catch train).
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Readi ing, 6; Buffalo, 8.
Binghamton. Z: Jersey City, I.
Newark. l-5; Rochester, 3-6.
Baltimore, 3-S; Toronto, 0-10.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans. 1-5; Little Rock, FL.
Mobile. So: Memphis, 90
Atlanta. 4: Nashville, 3.
Chattanooga, 5; Birmingham, A.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia. 0; Greenville, 0 {forfeited).
Greenville, 10: Columbia. g.
Charlotte, ST; Charleston. 1-8.
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where rhey Play N.,. saturday.

knights Columbus VS.. Taxa Kola, at
Byrd Park No J.
Newton Woodward VS. C. n a O.
at Byrd Park No. ..
Code vs. Battle Axe. at Church Hill
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 20 Q : ) Total. !.

Summary: Two-base hit.EWoraha m
Seiph Stolen bases-Robinson. Waters.
C CHupie steaisnO'Co1nor and jackson.
to 0,Gonnor, Jackson to Waters. dickson
to O'Connor to Waters. Left N on -bases-
Church Hill Bank: 5: Fulton. Boosters, 5.
. Hits-on Robinson. 3 in 9 innings; on
Hubbard In . innings. Struck: out-by
Robinson. Z: by Hubbard. ). Time or game
Las. Umpire-Stagg Scorer-MeMarec.
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forfeits Gang.
cam of theJ Athletic
In Its appchf6pce at
thereby forfetffrtS it's
BrAucrttes. ,--.s
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DR00MMAKERs LOSE, 12-4
CHRIST0.COLA TEAM TOO
STRONG FOR OPPONENTS
short Returns to Mount for Cottrcil
Saddlery and seats Crump
Team, IL 10 q.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
where they Play Next Satur,

Whefe Ihey F1ay Neat SHturdhy'
Grace Street vs.. Cottlery Saddlery,
at Byrd Park.
Christie Cola VS.. Is. 7. Crump. at Ben
ton Park.
Il. b. Brauer VS.. Richmond Broom.
at Seminary.
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TRIUMPH FAICE
WIN DOUBLE-HEADER FROM
CHURCH HILL BANK TEAM
Robinson Star OF Two Contests, At
lowing but Five Hits In Eigh-
teen Innings.
EAST END LEAGUE
Standing of the Teams.
Games Next SATURDAY..

GnmeS Next Saturday.
Fulton Boosters vs.. Richmond Motor
G. II. Bank vs.. l.. l.. L. SIS. at
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TAKA-K0LA Wins HONORS /
COPS COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
REMNANT BY 1928 VICTORY
Battle Axe Loses to Church HiIi, Put
ting Soft Drink Boys Three
Full Games Ahead
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Standing of the Clubs.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
EUROPE At a Glance
By the Associated Press

The council Of four devoted both it's sessions Friday 10 revision of the text Of the peace treaty preparatory to it's presentation to the German peace dele gation. Premier orlando of Italy, was not present, having left for Rome Thursday nigEt to discuss at d secret meeting or the Italian parliament the work Of the peace conference and to reach a decision on some important matters. Baron Sonnino, the foreign minister represented Italy at Friday s meeting.
 The re-Writing of the treaty ol peace. as announced in Paris dispatches was rendered necessary hy the discovery Of errors and inconsistencies in the draft as at first presented to the Germans, Many of the changes to be made are Of a highly important nature, but most of them are of minor character.
 The latter is particularly true of the repartions clauses, which will he vir- tually unchanged in the new draft But the financial provisions will be amended so that the separations commission will be given discretion to allow Germany tC gather working capital for the re- sumption of her industries in order that she may meet the requirements of the allies. 6
 The plebiscite in Silesia and changes in the Polish frontier necessitate new clauses, whilesa revised draft of the provisions on the Danish frontiers is expected.
 The proposal of the council of foreief ministers with regard to fixing the Hungarian boundaries bordering or Rumania and Czech Slovakia has beeI approved by the council of four l Holland has joined Switzerland, Nor way and Sweden and Denmark, in re 1using to take part in a blockad' ] against Germany should the latter re
 fuse to sign the peace treaty.
 British warships are reported in dispatch from Stcckholm to be hom
 barding the base of the holsheviki d . kTunstadt.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
SIXTH WEEK IF THE
 FORD TRIAL BRINGS
 WDEFENSE ANGLE

MT. CLEMONS, Mich, June B. Next week, the sixth of the trial of the s10000 900 libel suit of Henry Ford against the Chicago Daily Tribune. will present a new phase of the defense to the jury in Judge Fuckers court. This weeks testimony for the Tribune pre- sented a picture Of ceaseless turmoil along the Mexican border and in Mex icO itself. of bandit raids into villages and isolate dranches, murder and pii lage: millions of invested capital ren- dered unproductive; cattle rustling and the defensive measures of rangers, deputy sheriffs and soldiers.
 Border witnesses were introduced to show that anarchy reigned for years along the border and that the only protection which could be invoked was that of American troops. In opposing the use of these troops, the Tribune contends that MT. Ford justly earned the designation of ''an anarchist"
 It was charged at the beginning of the trial that the Tribune's advocacy of intervention in Mexico was' based on two motives. a design to aid re- moterelatives with private interests south of the Rio Grande, and a pro Germanism. which sought to keep the United States out of the European war by embroiling it with Mexico.
 To this end plaintiff introduced special articles and editorials from the Tribune alleged to prove pro-Ger- manism.
 Attorney Weymouth Kirkland Of counsel for the Tribune could be dis torted into a semblance of pro-Ger- manism. he could introduce ten to show the contrary. The evidence next week will be devoted largely to this purpose and also. if there is time, to i testimony of witnesses said to have personal knowledge of MT FOrd's | views as opposing all wars.