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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-06-29
WILLARD, KANSAS GIANT, MEETS
DEMPSEY, K. 0. KING, FRIDAY, FOR
HEAVYWEIGHT CROWN OF WORLD
Champion To Get $4,000 Win, Lose or Draw
While Challenger Is Guaranteed $27, 800
Records of The Two Great Banters of The
Squared Circle - 9

TOLEDO, June 28-(By Associat-
ed Press. Jess Willard, the Kansas
giant, will defend his title of worlds
heavyweight champion against the
challenger, Jack Dempsey, of Utah,
here next Friday afternoon. Both
Willard and Dempsey have been ear
nestly training in this vicinity for
several weeks past. Neither one has
left anything untried or undone in
order to get himself into the best
possible condition for the encounter,
the outcome of which will mean So
much for the victor. By winning
from Jack johnson at Havana, Cuba,
four@years ago, Willard was placed
in position to begin building up
on immense fortune and should Demp
sey capture the title there is no tell
ing how much wealth he may accum-
ulate in these days of high finance,
when sport promoters talk of the
"sky" as the limit for big events.
Aside from the actual purse money
of $127,5O0 signed for by the two
pugilists, 100000 of which is guar
anteed to Willard win, lose or draw,
the enormous amount of cash which
will be handled in connection with
the coming bout dwarfs all previous
ring contests into financial oblivion.
The gate" for the sale of tickets
and concession is expected to pass til
the one million dollar mark which
would make the receipts of previous
fistic carnivals look very small in
comparison
A Daring Promoter
Tex Richard, the daring promoter
who is bringing the two big men to-
gether in this bout, generally does
things on large scale. He secured
the Johnson-Jeffries fight for guar
antee of 100000 and at Reno, his
receipts amounted to $270,000. Of
course the promoter was at an enor
nous outlay in bringing that contes'
to an issue, having been forced al
most at a moments notice to move
from California to another state, II
order to secure battle ground. Rick
ards outlay for the coming battle,
including guaranteed purse, cost of
arena eenxtNsaion, adVertf7f \ sSteEsS
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-06-29
Wizards Record

1911
Feb. Is, Louis Fink, Sepulpa, Ok,
10 rounds, lost, (fouD.
March z, Ed Burke, Ell Reno, Ok.
rounds, K. o.
March rs, Louis Fink, Oklahoma
City, 8 rounds, X. O.
April 20, Joe Cavanuagh, iOklaho-
ma City, II rounds, X. o.
April Ia, Al Mandeno, Oklahoma
City, rounds K. 0.
June 8, Bill Shiller, Oklahoma
City, 4 rounds, X. O.
July 4, Frank Lyon, Elk City. Ok,
10 rounds. Won.
July 16, Mike Comiskey, Hammond
Ok, 10 rounds won.
1912
May %, John Young, Fl. Wayne.
Ind, rounds, K. o.
June 20, Frank Bowers, st. Charles
ILL.,, rounds, K. o.
July 2, John Young Chicago, ILL.,,
5 rounds, K. o.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-06-29
ven, Conn, 9 rounds, K. O.

ven, Conn.,, 9 rounds, K. O.
1914 IA
Mar. 27, Tom Mcmahon, Younas-
town, Ohio, II rounds, lost.
April IL, Dan Daily, Buffalo. NJ
Y, 9 rounds, K. o.
April 20, George Rodel, Atlanta
6 rounds, K. o.
1915
April 5, Jack johnson, Havana.
Cuba, 26 rounds, K. o.
1916
Mar rs, Frank Moran, no dec.
Denpsey's Record
1866
Knockouts-Kid Hancock, round
Billy Murphy, L; Chief Gordon, 6:
Johnny Berson, z; Animus Campbell
z; Joe Lyons, 8; Fred Woods, A.
George Copelin, 2; Andy MaIIoy, 81
Two-Round Gilligan, /; Battling
johnson, 1; George Christian, /; Jack
Koehn, /; Joe Bonds, 10; Dan Ketch-
ell, 5; Bob York, A.
Won-Johnny Sudenberg, 10; Ter
ry Keller, 10; Andy Malloy, 10.
Lost-Jack Downey, a.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-06-29

occasion that there was no question
as to Wizards having won decisive
ly. Since that time March rs, 1916
Willard has not defended his title
Thousands of fistic patrons believe
that this protracted absence from
fighting has had deteriorating eff
feet on the big champions abilities
while Dempsey, having been in the
ring action almost constantly will be
in much better condition,
Dempsey fought sixteen battles
last year and scored thirteen knock
outs. One of these, with Arthur Pei
key at Denver, went Is rounds; two
of them ended in the sixth, Carl Nor
ris and Bill Brennan being the vic
times but eight of theme were alb
ruptly finished in the opening round.
In addition to the three mentioned
pugilists, Dempsey scored knockouts
on Fred Fulton, Jim Flynn, Porky
Flynn, Terry Nellar, Battling LAWN
sky and Gunboat Smith.
Physical Measurements of the Men.
WILLARD DEMPSEY
$50 lbs. Weight 1913 lbs.
6 #. 6 in Height # IL in
83 in. Reach IS in.
as in. Chest (normaI) az in.
40 IL in Chest (expanded) 46 in.
II Ia in Neck II in.
SO in. Waist 80 in.
25 in. Thigh % in.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-06-29
AM ERICAN FENCE

What makes good fence? Should have wire hard as flint
made with the highest carbon the makers of American
fence put its piano wire? Or should it be soft wire such
they put into their weaving that sold to manufacturers of
wire cloth? Netherit should be medium wire that many
years experience has shown to be exactly right for the purpose
The American Steel & Wire Co. makes every kind of wire that
used beginning with its Mines through furnaces and
steel and wire mills and they know what the right kind of steel
to use tor fence Trust their judg ment
~lE1L--l- l. Should good fence have a No
\ we Elm h hngedio Il
TINT flexible yielding to ed
TETT and swapping back place FlexbHi
TEITf is its life. pneumatic tire a
<1MAl-=l. IL urabe solid fr this
American is of
thoroughly galvanized and proof
SHEFFIELD CO.
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Continued on page g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
LONDON ANTIQUE STORES
REAPlNG RICH HARVEST
Whale Country Bcins Searched for
Treasures which Find SnIc Mt
High Prices.

LONDON. June i9.-rhc enormous
fortunes made in England during tho
war are responsible for record breaking
prices which sellers Of antiques of
every kind are realizing in London ;uc.
,ion rooms: IN the opinion OF men who
have long been close TO the trade Tho
whole country is being searched for
treasures OF all kinds. which find ready
sale at prices which hitherto have only
been paid by foreigners
y mysterious portrait which rcccntlv
appeared i'll ono auction room aud was
Said pN some one to have been by
franz iiais. quickly brought s6O.Oo0
although it's authenticity has even now
NOT been established. y Reynolds nor
trait winch to the present had not at
tracted much attention was easily sold
lights brought phenomenal prices,
Artistic furniture is tn even more de
mand Six ChippcndaIc G,thic chair,
s6,n, J., soI n, n, country sale for
80 III spite OF the fact that modern
artistS are copying this particular dc.
s'Rn with marked success and ONLY tie
traincd expert can detect the difference
~ another country sale two t'hipneu.
dale tables brought 81 500 and :. t'h;n-
pcndale cabinet $3.50
sheraton furniture is not so nupuI,r
cAccIient tables going AS low as sion
IN old harpsichord in a WilIiuu and
mary case sold for $4,000. and !, rrunJ
Iathcrs clock gave It's fortunate nwunr
SOU III spite OF the fact that tho clock
nnd proDaptE ceased TO tick more than
100 years ago '""''
Illuminated manuscripts also arc in
1 ,nro ana as in the ease of furni-
lure. record prices arc being obtained.
letters or David Garrick ana Few bv
ms VIC. 70 noted persons or their time
caused spirited bidding. but were with
drawn and viii be offered again.
EHofts TO trace the UIrch, scrs or
some OF IN" 'hoicesi offerings have re-
aealeu III, presence in the marllc, OF
persons vi" never before paid an. nj.
tcntlon To antiques. Many OF them are
1crsohS who accumulated large fortunes
u uI"E INC war. and now that they
have acquired fine houses. have act oui
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

expires, may be asked for in order that
q plcbiscite in Germany be held 10 de-
terminc the consensus OF opinion Of
tho masses. These Indications. how
ever, seemingly point toward the be-
uality, Will sign. Meanwhile Marshal
Foch continues his preparations TO
meet any contingency that may arise
The concentration OF allied troops
along the Rhine viii be complete Sat
urdhy, in readiness TO invade Germany
iurihe in case the Ger:1ans remain
obduratc up TO the time OF tho cXpira-
ton of the time limit. Foch is re-
ported also to have extended his line
10 the Danube, so as TO he able to on
crate from tina; region against Ger
many should necessity require it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
DENIES THAT GOMPERS
GAVE LABOR'S VERSION
Representative Cooper of Ohio Asserts That LIQUOR
Traffic, Aided by German Brewers, Threatens
to Ally Itself With Anarchy and Bolshevism

WASHINGTON. June 12.-pcnyinS
that Samuel Gompcrs. president OF the
American Federation Of Labor, spoke
the general sentiment OF, organized
labor in his opposition to prohibition.
Representative Cooper. Republican,
Ohio. in a speech in the House today
declared that the liquor traffic. aided
by German brewers. threatens To ally
itself with anarchy and RolShevism un-
less il is able to secure some couccS-
Sions from the government ana society"
MIR. Cooper. who is an active member
of the Brotherhood of locomotive En-
q inccrs. said workers forming tho ma
IoritH population OF his congressional
district were responsible for dry" ma
jortticS In popular elections there.
NO less q person than Mr.. GompcrS
tells US that class of people in this
country. mostly foreigners. will not
obey the organic law OF this land" de-
Clared MIR. CoOpor. referring to the pro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
DELEGATES OF LABOR HEAR
JUDGES SEVERELY CRITICIZED
Memorial Read which Demand. That
Court Exceeding Authority
BE lnipeuEhed,
tRv Associated rrcss.l

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., June 10
Ihe American Federation OF Labor. In
4 resolution adopted AT Its convention
mere today condepninE what we're de-
cared to be "usurpations by the Judi
ciary of the governments Legislative
anu executive powers, recommended
thnt organized labor disregard lnjunc-
tionai DEGREES OF courts on the ground
that such decroes violated rights guar
anxced under the Constitution.
Ihe memorial demanded that judges
VINO exceeded their authority should
nc promptly impcached 1t asserted
mat our courts and judges have been
uiSresardinS the rig hts of the people
ana exercising powers more tyrannica!
tnan any assumed by the most tyran-
nl0ai despot ever known TO history
the resolution charged further than
Inc courts had subortlinuted tho lcgis-
iatiHe and executive departments or
the government through their will The
courts were described u Sinister
lhhuence which Ia sappinE the life
froin our institutions and creating the
worst sort Of an autocracy."
recommendation presented by the
ieucratton's executive council was
adopted AS part Of the resolution rec
ommending the Supreme Courts Of the
Statns and the United States have
some OF their powers taken away frop,
them and be rcorcaniZcd.
The American Federation of Labor
III annual convention here. adopted a
resolution favorine the restriction OF
Immigration during the reconstruction
period.
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FEDERAL CONTROL
OF ROADS FAVORED

lCont.nued From First rascD
end Of tho Circle" he said wbnr
labor and raw material costs had been
the rate advance the railroad. un,,ir,
mo themselves in exactly tho same
position as bc'o"c tho advance and tbs
interstate commerce Commission. anon
showing OF Inadequate revenues nv
the railroads. must again authnrizc 49,,
increase y rates. This process. he said
would ultimately render American IN
nu"Tles noweriess - compete with
were rest orcd to normal
Bearine in mind" MIR. Woollcy con
GUIDED .thai the three principal Gle
Inehts IN TIC cost Of tho finished
proouct arc the price of The raw ma.
teria!. the rricc OF labor and the n,irc
on transportation. aren't We hy rets In
ing control Of the roads. and refrain
ne from increasing freight rates.
peSE iiis down one corner OF the ylrio,E
trisngle?" % N'''o""
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hiDitiou protest meeting ON the CAN'T oil
steps last Saturday. land if we ut.crnt
TO enforce tho prohibition laws. they
VIII resort TO anarchy and Boisbevism
u iil becomes Mr. Gompcrs to ma X q
S"ch pubic statement AZ this for I
u" not hesitate to say thu; when
HonperS makes statement OF that
nature III public, IL will have Il ten
uencE 10 encourage that very thing"
Representative Fitzycruld J,r,nocr,,
s!asSachusetts. denied that Gompcrs
statement had been correctly rcpeRte ed
~ air. Cooper. and added that war
because the war, TO all ur.ctir,, MIR
poses, had ended
Mr. Cooper did not reply to ritz
seraia' put in concluding his speech de-
cared The German brewers can howl
their heads off, they can spend their
millions. but prohibition is here. and
II Is going TO stay, regardless Of any
action or threats on their part"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
May Establish Orph,por.

IT NCHEJKG. VA. NUM- ln-orn -,
nc outSro"ths Of the congress OF ,hc
Disciple Of Christ. which has hccu in
session at virginia Christian COLLEGE
establishment Of an orphanap. Tar ~.
Christian Church IN Virginia. uude,,
me auspices OF the National Chris .
llal scnevo!ent Association. 4 com
mittec viii make survey OF tbn Go,d -,
make report some time in tho futnro
rms committee Is composed OF Rev. q
a; Miller. Washington: Rev. G. N
Watson, Norfolk; Rev. n II ltn,,c ~
Baltimore: Rev. Allen Sickle 49,
burg; and Miss Lille Pearce. Kich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
CONGRESS REC0NSIDERS IT'S
ACTION ON RATE MEASURE
House PasSes Amended Sennte dill
Providing for Return Of
Properties.
Inv Associated prcss.t

WASHINGTON. June lG.--Aftcr re.
considering its action extending gov
ernment-t'Ned telegraph rates for six
months. the House today. without a rec
ord vote. passed the amended Senate
pill providing for return OF telegraph
and telephone properties TO private
control and repeating The law under
which these properties and the cBsle
systems were taken over by the presi-
dent.
The measure now goes TO conference
Tor Strengthening out Of differences
hetween the two houses as to the time
the control ot the companies shall be
rciinQuished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
GAlLIVAN FLAWS BURLESON
Wishes Presidcnt Would Hurry Home
and Glenn House In OhirfHl
Family.
Lnr. A.socia,sd Press. |

wash INGTON. June l9.--ReDresen-
tatiHe Galliran. Democrat, Of Massa
chufetts. in an attack today on the
administration Of Postmaster-Gener
Burleson. declared i; would be a great
relief and Eodsend To ne people o.
the United States If President Wilson
would hurry home and clean house in
his official family
Mr.. Burleson," Mr.. Gallivan declared
mas mistreated and maltreated post
office employees. exploiting them worse
than any proffteer. No corporation
slave driver OF the old type even could
have displayed less sympathy .han MIR.
Surleson."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
FAVORS BEER MAKING
Medical Adviser to New York board
OF Education Would Convert
saloons Into cIubs,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June 10
brewing OF beer should not De pro.
hibited. and the saloons should he
converted into genuine working mems
clubs. III tn. opinion OF DR.. Clark
medical adviser to the New York
Board OF Education, who is here to
attend the Medical Congress
DR.. Clark Is strongly opposed TO the
whisky traffic. but he has kind word
TO say Tor bartcnders. lie declares
the man behind the mahogany TO be
helpful social factor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

LONDON. juno ia Dublin dis-
patch TO the Daily Nail says Tia, Sir
i.orace fiunke;t. chairman OF the
irish convention. in speaking of n rc
cent remark by Viscouni Northc,in.
II which the latter referred to tho
future dominion OF Ireland said: II
ociierc things 80 moving that way.
ot ms We shall know more a fort
night hence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
VIII Investigate Accident.

BIRMINGHAM, AI-A., June l9.-IN-
restiaation, OF the accident in which
twenty-ei2h persons lost their lives
when the pleasure launch Mary Francis
caDsized on The Warrior River was
ordered. today by government officials
At Washington. L. is said the launch
was badly overcrowded h wing SIXTY.
five persons aboard at the time OF the
accident
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
Blaze In Re.taurant,

Fire broke Out yesterday afternoon
In Rose-Leigh's Restaurant, 1u3 Eas;
Broad street shortly after 5 o'clock.
The alarm bringing engine trucks 3
4, .. and l. The blaze soon was
under control. and comparatively little
damage resulted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

WASHINGTON. June i9--Inausura-
ton Of u cargo steamship service he.
and Black Sea ports. was announced
today by the Shipping Board. 'rhe
steamship Huachuca. OF 1900 dead
weight tons, is booked for sailing this
month and will be followed BY the
steamship Polybius Of 10000 dead
weigh: tons, in July
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
Cotton Prize Sonrh.

NEW YORK, June l9.-E:Xpecta1ion
that Germany would sign the peace
treaty was among the reasons at
tributed for rise OF Sc bale in cot
ION in the market here today. Around
noon cotton was selling AT $40 a bale
above yesterdays lowest quotations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
WIFE $500 10 Hasni,.1

, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA. Juno 10
MRS sue NJ smith. OF Florida. a sister
or Mrs Medora Little. OF this eli" in
heT VIII left $500 10 the Mar wash.
,inston Hospital OF FrodcricLyburg "a
,no hIPropriaicd As directed nv IN,
Snsrn OF directors OF tho hospital Mrs
smith WAS native OF Freder!cksburr
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. George SicIl.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
N EitSBt RG. VA. Junr la.--Mrs
george Stcli died Wednesday, "a tternoon
at her home in Dnwiddic ,,uunty after
ninety first wear and wns held IN mi. n
.stcom. Tao iuIrra. took pace this
afternoon ut thc crave at tn. home az
w. Webb. near Carson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
Lnnshornr Quits I,nrc.

al NETfBUItG, w. June l3.-U. II.
Lang horne. one OF the ihrcc candidates
Tor Democratic nomination for tho
Stalc senate from the district com
posed OF the city OF LynchDury aud
drew from the race. leaving former
state senator y. i. Thomas and Robcr,
n. russell tho present member of tho
the fight. -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
Charles T.. Hnrrls.

Charles IL Harris died ycsierda y
morning at 1880 O'Clock Al tho resi-
ocncc OF his sister. Mrs. ! l.. Huffman.
i"l toward!n Avenue. He rs survived
by his vie and Tour children Tin.
iGner'l Vii lac held th.s afternoon
at $50 o'clock az the residence with
!ntcrTcnt in Mhury Ccmctcry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
Canadian senate Acts,

OFT AVA, June I9.--The Senate has
adopted an amendment TO the prohibit
ton bill which makes the prohibition
orders in council effective only until
peace is signed instead of for one year
after that date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

Der OF Mohammcdans living in Greek
Macedonia have appeared before the
authorities of that province and have
expressed their intention OF renounc
ing their allegiance 20 Turkey and
taking the oath Of fealty to Greece.
Paris. June l9.-Thc regiment o.
picked men from the American Third
Army, which was organized TO act as
General Pcrshin2's bodyguard on his
projected visits TO London and Brus-
sells, has arrived hare from Coblcnz,
and will vie with picked French units
at the opening Of the Pershinc stadium
on sunday.
WASlIiNGToN. June l9.-In conncc-
ZION with the plan to revise the basic
coast defense system OF the United
states "A board Of officers WAS APP
pointed today by the War DEPARTMENT.
10 select suitable places along tho AZ
lantic coast for additional aerial
coast defense sites" Giles 10 be Wis.
lied include Charleston, :. c.
WASHINGTON. June lo.-He.rinas
on legislation proposing rigid enforce
m"ni of the long and short haul clause
OF me interstate commerce act were
state Commerce Committee Repre-
Senta.iSes o. water carriers and OF
lntermountai in territory appeared in
$:nnnnF' 20, OF me measure and Lincoln
Railway Company. in opposition
WASHINGTON. Jane ia.-Necessi,v
for cooperation between the Federal
government and the states IN mini.
nizsns unemployment was urged 20
Gay by Secretary Wilson and other
Department of Labor officials at Joint
Nearing Of Senate and House La Dor
kenyon. Republican, Of Iowa. to cs
"oiish permanent United STATES en-
ployment service.
PENSACOLA. Fla. June 1s.-The
American steamship Wasp AT docl,
mere for repairs TO boiler and engines
was burned 10 the waters cdSe early
today. The crew, several Of whom mar
roWly escaped death. was taken off by
submarine chaser
NEW YORK. Juno lo.-Testimonv
that the general situation among ,nn
country's public utility corpora tions
is most discourasiug. and that w,we
increases, higher cost of materials and
kindred circumstances have greatly
depressed the financial strength OF tho
companies. WAS given here today bv
william Howard TAFT as trst witness
AT the Fedora! Electric Railway com,
missions hearings into tho problems
OF public utility fnance and service.
BERN. lunc ia.-Thc Catholic Center
party was rictor!ously virtually every
where IN bavaria III the municipal cleo
tons held sunday. The Democratic.
and Majority Socialist parties made n
poor showing.
RALEIGH y. e.. June Ia. c.
Walker. serving a thirtN-ycar term in
the state prison for the -,urdcr OF
Rruhaw!ck County sheriff. in la0S, has
escaped from prison. where he has
been since 1915. when he was convicted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

PA RIS. June la.-Thc America
peace delegation has designated
Major Royal Tyler 10 replace Or :
Il. Morrison. resigned. as member OF
the Baltic comm ISIS ion. which is meet :
ing>today in an effort 10 outline Il poll
cy toward the Russian Baltic states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
Flight Us Postponed.

MIAMI. FLA. June l?.--The proposed
Night OF two naval airplanes from the
naval station here to Washington was
postponed again today because OF un-
favorable weather conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

RAi; EiGH. " g.. June ,s.-Rcsi-
mental and national coiors OF The
Three Hundred and sixteenth mi
Three Hundred and Seventeenth Field
Artillery. E:shty-frst. or Wildcat.
DIVISION. were presented to the State
OF North Carolina today by Lieutenants
sam Saunders and Leland Harris.
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NEW YORK. June 1s--Hine dread

NEW YORk. June l9.-Nine dread-
thoughts OF the Atlantic iieet. with ac-
companyinE destroyers and supply
ships, arrived in New York waters to-
River until after July g. The big
fighters are the Pennsylvania. Arkan-
sas. Wyoming. Texas. New York. Utah
flOrlda. Delaware and North Dakota
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

SALONIEI June IA large num-
Der OF Mohammcdans living in Greek
Macedonia have appeared before the
expressed their intention OF renounc-
ing their allegiance 20 Turkey and
taking the oath of fcaltS to Greece
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
Six Thou,nnd Arr..,.d

AMoi. June la.-Fschow reports
n,ooo Students arrested and held by
me Cninese and Japanese military