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Evening journal., 1920-08-19
DENVER HAS
MOTOR CAMP
Repair Garage, Theatre Fea-
lures of Colorado Rest
ing Place
CITY INVITES ALL
TO USE PARK

DENVER. Aug. is.-The "gypsy
motor" is abroad in the land.
East and West, North and South.
Americans. seized with The summer
urge for the open road. are packing
the family cars with bedding. kitchen
utensils and kids and numbering forth
TO fam where fancy calls.
Automobiles from every state in the
Unon are wandering far from their
own roads And as a natural reaction
TO This caravan OF motors a new in
slitution is making It's app 'arance
spontaneously to many communities
The auto camp
one OF the largest and most care
fully adapted 30 the needs OF the gypsy
motorst Is the camp at overland Park,
Denver
Touring motorists are invited by tho
city 10 make use OF the park, which
contains 100 acres when the motor
ist registers at the gate he is assigned
a certain lot In the park. free. Here
he has city water, city light, police
protection and mail and package de-
livery. AZ the old clubhouse he can
get groceries, meats or a restaurant
meal. soft drinks. a shave. a bath, the
use Of laundry tubs or a dance.
A repair garago. a flAing station
and motion-piclure ihptre ahe be-
nc added 10 The equipment. Mirton
thousand motorists campcd at the
ciiy's old park last summer, and 10 is
estimated ihc number will be doubled
az Overland this year.
Some time this month Governors of
every state In The tnhn Will he in
Vtrd 10 come to Denver. and a cere-
mony will be held at which The camp
viii be formally drdicaied 10 all the
people of the United STATES who hear
lho call ~ the gypsy motor trail.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
NEW WAGE BAsIs ron MINERS

CLEVELAND. n. Aug. ~. IUniied
Press. The scale commitbce Of me
United Mine Workers Of America IN
session here today abolished the CEN
trail competitive district as haiss
of fixing wage agreements This ac-
tion followed the failure 10 Obtain
supplemental wage increases TO- the
soft coal miners.
The committee adopted the propo-
sal of William Green. secretary of
the organization, 10 reach waga agree
mcnlS hy suh-districts. There are
about i0O sub-districts. and each one
under The new rule, will negotiate lis
own wage agreement
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
MARK LINCoLN HIGnmAY

beiore next winter comes. cnameled
sseel markers VIII have been placed
roads N lhe ! ncoln Hirh,s,v go,
New York 10 san Francisco making
what Is said TO be the longest high
way IN the world with such guido
marks, according 10 announcement
from headquarters ~ the Lincoln
Highway Association. at Detroit. Mich
The road from omaha "a san FRAN
cisco already has such markers and
work OF marking the highway from
New York to Omaha now is in pro
grcss.
The highway never has been per
manently marked between New Yorl
and Omaha
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
BRIBERY HINT
AFTERMATHOF
SUFF VICTORY
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statement explaining his vote on
suffrage.
Burn voted for suffrage on the final
roll call, after twice voting 10 table
the resolution on suffrage.
His vote gave victory. He said he
wanted TO reply 10 "veilcd intimation
and accusation against him
Il believe in full suffrage as
right," he told the House. Il know
that a mothers advice is always saf-
est for a boy TO follow and my mother
wanted me % vote for ratin,atiOn.'
Burn went on TO say he wanted
honor for his party and for East Ten
nessee," the purest Anglo-Saxon sec
ton in the world"
Anti-ratiflcationists have been ac-
tive trying TO convert members from
the stand they took on the final roll
call. The vote stood 20 10 i6, and but
few changes would be required to
bring a reconsideration.
The opponents OF the amendment
declared the fight will be carried with
vigor as long as any opportunity for
a reversal remains.
Sufragists said they are confident
the ratification will stand and that
the amendment will muster even a
larger favorable vote IL an attempt is
made TO overturn it.
Sensational disclosures" are
threatened by the antl-suffragists
They assert they have proof tha' one
of The members OF the House who vote
for suffrage. accepted a bride and
promise TO disclose evidence which
they assert will change the decision.
They held several meetings during
the night. which, it was said, were
for the purpose OF determining the
methods 10 be followed
Suffrage leaders do not take seri-
ously the talk OF bribery They say
II any charges are made by their op-
pOnents, IL will b. frame up" add
ing that the question was settled by
a fair vote and will remain settled
The anti-suffragslsts are advertis-
ing a mass meeting for tonight to
save the South from the Susan B.
Anthony amendment and the Federal
suffrage force bills" They announced
that Senator Oscar w. Underwood. OF
Alabama, and former Governor Ruflln
r. Pleasant OF Louisiana, have been
invited TO speak" and state definitely
that =. B. Siahlman, editor Of the
Nashville Banner; Miss Charlotte T..
Rowe, Frank b. Bond And Prof Gus
Dyer will speak.
A Nashville newspaper today pub
lished afildavits OF two men, that an
effort was made 10 bride Representa-
tive Burn. OF McMinn county, who
voted for suffrage on the flnal roll
call on the resolution Of ratification,
after having twice voted TO table the
resolution. At the same time four
signed statements are offered which
declare the story Of the attempted
bribery is absolutely false.
c. C.. Wallace, Of Lewisburg, and z.
r. Murray, OF Nashville, in their am
Evening journal., 1920-08-19

emancipation OF the slaves and Amer
lca's contribution in the world war.
The women he added, won their own
victory.
senator Harding declared that pro-
hibition Is menaced by a covert pur-
pose OF our opponents TO attack il and
predicted that the women vote would
be lined with the Republican party on
his issue and the league OF nations
issue as we'll.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
BOYS DELINQUENT
SCHOOL NEEDED

Caief probation officer OF the Juven-
ile Court J. Paul Green. spoke on
The Delinquent Boy and tho Methods
Of Helping Him. at the Rotary Club
luncheon held In the Hotel dupont at
noon today
Mr.. Green spoke of The necessity OF
establishing a delinquent boys school
in Wilmington
J. Edgar Rhoades who recently re-
turned from Europe where he did
reclamation work in Germany. may
give brief talk on his work in that
country az next weeks meeting Of
the club.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
PROHIBITION SAFE WITH
WOMEN, HARDING SAYS

MARION. O., Aug. 10 United Press )
Women will be full partners in
national policies. senator
Wsrtn @. Harding declared toady in
commenting on ratification OF woman
suffrage However. they may divide
they VIII be a constant
inspiration TO higher and better aims
IN our national HE. he added
The enfranchlsement Of women.
Senator Harding said, ranks along with
the achievements Of American indie
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
nEnnEM AssEMnLY ~ sErT.

JERUSALEM. Aug rs The flrs' He
hr'w national assembly will meot
during the early part Of September.
according 20 an announcement issued
here. Delegates already have been
clccled throughout Palestine
'Noad Hazmani.' Inc temporary
body of organized Palestine Jewry, has
submitted a memorandum 10 Sir Her
bert samuel, the British Hieh Com
missioner In Palestine. requesting
ihat the jewish legion be enlarged
into a permanent Jewish defense force
instead Of being disbandcd. as Is con
templated by the Government. A mum.
Der Of American volunteers are mem
hers OF the Legion.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
NAME RECEIVER FOR
COATESVILLE TROLLEY

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Aug. i9.-The
Coatesvillc Trolley Company passed
into tho hands Of a receiver yesterday
and John Blakely was appointed TO
administer the affairs Of the corpora
tion BY the Chester county court. The
receivership was granted on applica-
ton n Lester s Shinglc. one Of The
creditors.
William p Davis. of West Chester.
obtained a Judgment recently against
the company FOR construction work,
for sale s stay Of this sale was
made when the reccivership was asked
for.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
NEM RI1InINC PERMIrs

Buildins Inspector Preston this
morning issued the following building
permits.
To II. T. Graham. COZ Market steet.
electric sign. $50; Thomas Ciisack
Company builders.
To James Ball, 1920 King street.
alterations, $1,000; p. H. Lynch,
builder.
To pasQuale Moneillo. POI North
Lincoln street. garage. 500.
To John W Rea. SIS East Seven
tcenth street. addition, $50.
To Julian Giinoroiecki, ii0S Beech
street, addition, soQ
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
NEW WAGE SCALE NEXT MONTH.

Local employees Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company and
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will receive the new wage scale.
set by the National Labor Board. the
h~-' MY day in september. Il was
said this morn ng that the retroactive
ls. m May 30 will be distributed
probably by the later part OF next
month
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
sAY sTARLE MAs ElLTnY.

Alleged 10 have kept his stable in
nfthy and unsanltary condition, Paul
penna, 1894 West sixth street. was
arrested last night by Onlcer Hynson
on a warrant sworn out by Oresta
Lcto. penna is charged with main
tanning a nuisance. The case was CON
tlnued until Wednesday by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court this
mOrning.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
CRUSH
RUSSIAN REDS

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Pilsudki and General Weigand have
employed practically all their reserves
while the Bolsheviki reserves are
virtually untouched.
In view of this situation military
experts here believed that the Polish
victory must become even more pro-
nounced within the next few days or
cond tiOns will be reversed and the
Reds will again assume the offensive.
PARIS, Aug. 10 $50 p. m, United
ess).-Differences between France
and Great Britain centerinz about
French recognition OF General Mran-
gels anti-Bolshevik government ia
Crimea, have been fully settled, the
French foreign office announced today
A formal note TO this effect will be
issued shortly, IL was said.
British Ambassador Derby. who has
been conducting the negotiations be
tween the two governments in Paris,
has been authOrizd by his government
to leave on vacation.
WASHINGTON Aug. 10 UNITED
Press -Four Cossack governments
comprising a vast territory north Of
the Crimea in South Russia have gone
over 10 General Wrangel, ant-Bolshe-
vlk leader, according TO confidential
advices here today.
Wrangel has been recognized by the
French government as head OF the de-
factO government OF Russia.
A treaty has been signed by repre-
sntatives Of the Don. Kuban, Terek
and Astrakhan COssacks governments
recognizing General Wrange as the
head OF the Russian government, ac-
cording 10 the advices.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
CITY TO HURRY WORK
ON BRIDGE STARTS

/. Construction OF approaches Of the
old Baltimore and Ohio bridge over
the Brandywine so they will be ready
by the time the bridge itself is ready
for public traflce, September 49, will
be rushed as rapidly as possible. Ci,y,
Council has authorized expenditure OF
$1,000 by the Street and Sewer De-
partmcnt for the work
Councilman ForwOOd chairman OF
the finance committee, reported to-
Council in committee last nhaht that
the finance committee had received an
estimate Of sf3.92i from Street Com
missioner Piers0n and Park Commis-
sioner Mack The Street and Sewer
Department budget contains no appro-
priation TO cover such work and
Council ordered the amount advanced.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
RFUNIONS AT THE SpRINCS

Mcmb RS OF the Fourth Delaware
Regiment Association are having
their reunion al Brandywine Springs
Park today. but the attendance is
small because OF the threatening
weather.
Tho annual reunion Of the Mckin-
sey-Tys0n families is being held at
Brandywinc SPRINGS today.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
WILMINGTON POLICE
HAVE FULL FORCE

For the nrst time In i've years the
Wilmington police department is FUZZY
manned under the old two-shifl sys-
tenn. During these years the forcr has
always born short from ten TO lwen-
ty-tVe men. but with the acceptance OF
tWo new recruits on Tuesday The
personnel was finally completed. An
new applicants will be acccpid and
used as soon as The lhroe-plat1on sys-
tenn can be inauguratcd
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
BIRTH ANNOUNcEMFNT wnoNC

John Downham, OF iii Walnut
street, was much surprised yesterday
70 read an announcement Of a birth
10 Mr. and Mrs John Downham Of 6i2
hing street on August i3 Of a daugli-
ter. Mr. Downham explained that the
announcement Is erroneous. that
while ne at one time lived al the Klng
years ag0 and has not lived there
since
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
a7 FEMER nOGs IN TOMN.

Dog Catcher George kOpp killed 81
DOGS yesterday and impdunded f.
Others which were found running at
large, unmuzzled and UNREGISTERED.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
The Evening Journal Largest raa Circulation
TAXIS AGAIN ASK
NEW RATE ORDINANCE

Abandonment Of the zone system
OF taXicab charges in the city may re-
suit from a conference held by a
delegation OF drivers with City COun-
Gil in committee Of the whole last
night
The drivers asked recons'derat on q
the ordinance to reduce the bound
aries OF the cfniral or ~ cent fare
zone and offered some further con-
cessions. Mr.. Mulvena defended the
men in their stand on the ground OF
ncrfased cost Of operating cabs.
Suggestion was made 10 repeal the
entire zone system and adopt a meter
rat or fixed charges per mile. The
drivers hailed this proposal enthusi-
asti7ally and said they would charge
> sident Lyon warned the drivers
they must take out their new licenses
or the police department would get
busy. The license cost $50
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
.nAn nF ,FM ,IIs nnMr

The Wilmington steamer Dad OF
I'm All" has returned from service at
Cape May where She carried ashing
parties. The boat is under command
OF Captain Charles r. Bender and
Chief Engineer Hertley The boat is
bow on the Augustine Beach route.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
COW KICK IN ANKLE
Is Fatal. TO FARMER

HOpKINSVlLLE. Ky.-A COW kicked
John Hammock. Trenton farmer, in
the ankle Blood poisoning followed
and Hammock died.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
Personal.

Miss Elsie Cheney, stenographer in
the law Offices Of John Bigss, Is
spending her vacation IN, SHwark,. y.
j.. and other Jersey points.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
~" TRACKMEN TO COMPETE.

A meatlng OF The trackmen OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. will be held at 4 o'clock
this afternoon in the association gym.
A team will be lined up to participate
in the meet at the fair grounds on
Labor Day.
Saturday afternoon the men will
meet at the fair grounds for a general
work out. G.. Walter kadel and Leroy
+. Sparks, physical directors OF the
~" are in charge. A. II. Willgobde,
former University Of Pennsylvania
trackman. will coaish the long-dis-
tance runners.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
SUPPORT ORDER on JOHNSON

Norman Johnson, Negro, pleading
guilty 10 a charge OF nOn-support Of
his wife and three children, was or
dered to pay sis a week by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court this
morning
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
RFPORT MISSING MAN.

The local police have been re-
aged 30 years, who disappeared from
his home, s2i Walnut street, August
,, and has not since been heard from.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-04-24

who delight to shift the players OF the
majors about to suit their own ideas.
johnson Is perfectly satisfied with his
berth ut Washington and as far as Is
known, Clark Griffith Is quite content
to shoulder Johnson's big contract for
at least another season.
Although the fans may not general
ly know II, Johnson had a chance TO
go to Cleveland year ago, and he
turned the offer down because he did
not want to leave Griffith. At that
time, Magnatc Dunn Of the Cleveland
team was In the quest of pitching ma
terial to bolster an otherwise classy
club. He made Griffith an offer for
Johnson-sald TO be SGO,0OO-and
Griffith took the matter up with his
pitching ace. Griffith did not want TO
lose Johnson, but he felt that Walter
had been such faithful worker he
did not care 10 stand In his way of
getting substantial boost In pay, II
the pitcher really cared to make the
change.
When Johnson was asked about H.
he promptly replied that he was per.
fectly satisfied with his job and lid
not really care to make II move. II Is
said Johnson dlslikcs to change aS0ut.
He has come to know Griffith and
Washington fans, and ms he puts it
he is content to continue pitching for
that team, regardless Of the fancy
amounts he could possibly obtain from
other club owners.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-04-24
81
SPORDOx

Yale golf team will engage in five
matches this season
Tho olympic stadium at Antwerp
will be opened August u.
]. +, SoldOmridge has been named
acting secretary Of the Union Trottlng
association.
The National, American and Union
light harness racing rules viii be uni
form this year.
Detroit is after the national regatta
of the National Association of Amn-
teur Oarsmcu.
Kentucky is to have go days of
running races this season, the first
being at Lexington,
The wom0ns golf championship OF
Great Britain viii be held ut New
Castle County Down, Ireland, May 10
Jimmy Wilde Is II keen golfer. The
only drawback to his enjoyment of the
game is that so many strangers mis-.
take him for caddy.
Many Il great man Of Europe will
envy Carpentier his welcome to Amer.
lea. II Is proof, anyhow, that hu
man nature still respects fists.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-04-24
BARROW NEVER PLAYED BALL
Only Manager In Major League Cir.
cults Who Has Never Had Any
Experience on Diamond.

Manager Ed Barrow Of the Boston
Red Sox is the only manager in eth
err the American or National leagues
who has never had any baseball play
Ing experience. Six National league
pilots aird one American league mau-
agtr were eS.catchers. the list includ-
ing Connie Mack. In the American
league. and Robinson, Mitchell, Rich
ey. Moran and Gibson In the National
league. OF the other team pilots In
the National league McGraw was
third bnseman and Cravath an out
fielder; while IN the American league
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-04-24
WALTER JOHNSON IS
CREDIT TO BASEBALL
Content With His Present Berth
With Washington.
Stove League Fans Make Many Trades
and Among Others Shift sensa-
tional Pitcher to Comiskey's
White Sos.

When the stove league fans got in
to full swing last winter, all kinds of
trades and sales were made Of all
the leading players in both major
leagues, and, as usual, Walter John.
son, sensational pitcher of the Wash.
ington Americans, was tagged for
shipment TO several of the teams I'm
the Ban Johnson circuit.
One report had It that Sir Walter
in 1920 was to do the hurting act for
the Chicago White Sox. The signifi.
cant thing about this proposed deal,
however, was that neither Manager
Clark Griffith or Johnson himself had
been consulted In the matter.
Walter Johnson's contentment as n
member of the trailing Capital City
club seems to bother those daring fans
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-04-24
LEFT-HANDED PLAYERS

In baseball IN all positions
left-handers have held their own
with the best Of them.
Ruth and Cobb, the two great.
est batsmen IN the American
league, bat left-handcd.
Left-handed pitchers like
Kerr of the White Sox aud
Sallee of the Cincinnati Reds,
carried of leading hOnOrs In the
baseball blue ribbon Of last year,
In the olden days Waddell,
Plank, Marquard and other left
handed pitchers led all Others
In baseball and held their own
near the top for years.
Tyler of the Cubs and vii.
liams and Kerr of the White
SoX are only few of the left
handlers who are expected to do
great things in the major
leagues this year
While Cobb and Ruth. both
left handlers, were leading bats
men in the American league last
year, IN 1918 Wheat of Brook
Ign. Roush and SOuthwOrth Of
Cincinnati, all left handlers,
were the three top men in the
National league list, That proves
how effective Iefl-hnnded bats.
men nre and shows the udvan-
tage the, have over right-hand.
ed players when 'tfc0mes to
reaching first lmSe an n hit,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-04-24

JOHNNY LOTUS, BEST RIDER IN COUNTRY,
DENIED JOCKEYS LICENSE BY STEWARDS

special
Of Johnny n den
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-04-24
BASEBALL MOTIFS

iris Speaker is loud in his praise
Of Harry Lunte.
The New York Nationals have re-
leased Shortstop Jimmy Cooney TO the
Milwaukee club.
Joe Bonowitz, ST. Joseph catcher,
has quit the team and will play with
a shop team at Flint, Mich.
The name OF Eddie Cicotte Will be
the only one listed by the Chicago
White SoX as spitbnll pitcher.
In n practice stunt at Jacksonville
Babe. Ruth hit ball 42S feet. Looks
like pennant for the Yankees.
Lefty Grimm has won the first base
Job with the Pirates. which leaves
George Whitfield free to play third.
Manager Ed Barrow plans to use
Tim HendryX IN center field, with
Hooper I'm right and Menosky in left.
JeH lesreau' FORMER pitcher TOT the
New York Giants, will manage an In.
dependent team IN Brooklyn this year.
Heinie zimmerman, the Giants for
mer third baseman, Intends to play
mi.professonHl baseball this season.
Johnny u'edD corridor, who mas
quit the 81. Paul team VIII manage
shop team at L"snhsPort, ihd', this
year.
ihrry .heneE' WI" " now III ,ne
au'o''"oi'e business u, '"cksonV'l'e'
fia', says he Is zone win baseball Tor
he,o ne"s' '"' n''" H'u'hi""
WHO mas pe'" III '''' so"'ner', league
LOT se'er"' yours VIII NOT pay pa''
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rNcher george Cunningham VINO
refused TO accept transfer from De-
troit 10 f"rliahd' hhS beeh sOld ny