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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-29
REBEL LIEUTENANT
DESERTS TO CARRANZA
Emissaries Sent to Comma1
der Of Sonora Forces
at Pulpi.to. "

Mexico City, April 29.--tA. Po--Gen,
Miguel Samaniego. leading lieutenant
of zen, p. Elias Gales. commander OF
aatiRoveYnment forces in northern Mex
leo, has abandoned the Sonora revolu-
,jonists and offered his services TO the
Carranza government. according to an
officiaI statement issued late lest night
nv Gen. Juar Barragan, CHIEF OF he
presidential stah,
THE statement quotes . dispatch from
Cen, Pablo Quirogo. chief OF operations
III chihuahua with headquarters at
Camargo, stating that emissaries have
been sent to him by Gen. Samaniego'
v no is commanding Sonora forces de-
tending Pulpito pass. the vital gateway
from chihuahua 10 Sonora. Announce
ment Is made by the war department OF
Two new departments for military OPP
erations. The first has been made the
EASTERN department and includes the
ststes of puebla and Vera Cruz and
tbe Isthmus of Tehuantepec, and has
-hsen placed under the command Of
Zen, Candido Aguilar. The other Is
rallied the valley of Mexico department
and Gen. Francisco Murgia. who has
been recalled from THmpico. has been
placed in command.
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move PARALLEL
TO MEX. TROOPS
United States Soldiers viii
March When Either Rebels
or FederaIs March.
GEN. DICkMAN COMMANDS

San Antonio. Tex. April 29.-U. N.
S.)-United states troops will march
paraleled to the movements of~seither
Mexican, federal or revolutionary troops
near the border, Gen Joseph r. Dick
man. southern department commander.
said today.
All Mexican troop movements are be-
ing closely watched. Gen. Dickman
said, however. there was no Immediate
danger from the revolution to property
or lives on this side of the border.
Thirty thousano American troops, he
declared. are stationed along the in
ternational line prepared for any crisis.
Neither the Seventh OF Eighth cav
ally stationed at El Paso., will be or
dered into Mexico, he said.
Six armored tanks, carrying machine
guns. We're ordered sent today from -, 81
Nogales. Ariz.. by Maj. Gen Dickman.
Each Of these towns, which are on the
border between the unitcd states and
Sonora, will get three tanks.
= Reports from revolutionary sources.
indicate there is o likelihood OF fight
ing between revolutionists and federals
near Nogales and Columbus.
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STEEL RING
JOINS REVOLT
Detection in Ranks Of Car
ranza's Picked Troops.
Juarez Is Key.
STORM ABOUT, CAPITAL

Aqua Prieta. April ga. P.)--
President Carranza's "steel ring which
II was announced from Mexico City no
intended placing about revolutionary
Sonora has been broken and part OF
the ring" has Joined the revolution.
reports 10 this base OF operations in
dicated today,
In Chihuahua approximately 1000
Carranza troops had revolted. ACCORDING
to. an estimate by Gen. r. Elias ,Calles.l
rebel commander In the northwest, al
his Headquarters here. THESE troopN
federal troops. Gen. Gales said. ~:
said he has fun confirmation of the =
volt of the 1000 and of the fightt&
which was declared favorable to -
revolutionists,
The Chihuahua situation has assured
the Sonorans their state will not be in
vaded. according to Gen. Gales.
Gen. Gales said he expected Juarez.
across the international boundary from
FL Paso. Tex. to join the revolt. MeA.
leans here called attention to a Mex
lean belief that "he who takes Juarez.
takes Mexico"
Mazatlan, the largest Mexican port
on the Pacific coast, was reported yes
terday under attack by rebel troops
under Cen Angel Flores. The report
had not been confirmed
From the heart OF Mexico, in states
near Mexico City, the revolution con-
tinues TO grow, Gen. Gales said, and
rebels there have created a situation
that forbids Carranza sending many
troops north.
Gen. Gales announced today his in
tention of soor leaving here Nor Sinaloa
to take personal command OF troops.
he said, which were being prepared for "a
further march southward with the ulti-
matesohtect of Joining revolutionists In
Guerrero for an attack on Mexico City.
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COLLEGE TRAINED ROAD
ENGINEERS NEEDED

WASHINGTON. Anril 29.-Need for col
lege-trained highway and highwavs
TRANSFORMATION engineers and other
men IN the lutonno-
tive Industries VIII be considered At a
conference here May II and Is. which
wps crlled today by Commissioner Of
Education Claxtcn. Representatives of
highway and highways transport engi-
neers OF the automotive industries. state
tional highway and automotive asso-
ciasions and engineering colleges have
been invited.
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DAY OF SERMON PASSED?

London, ApriI 23.---Are sermons indis.
on which decision may be taken by
the bishops, OF the Angcllcan church az
their meeting In Lambeth, IN Jaiiy
"A section OF the church mon are de.
clared TO he OF the opinion that the y dsy
that IN n man has not the gilt OF
preaching II would be better for every
one that he should not preach, The
two sermons each sunday custom.
they say. imposes great strain on tle
clcrgy.-n strain equally, II not more
heavily felt by the laity, who are rt :
auIrcd 70 iistcn TO the .effueions, Tho
,,npopuIarity Of published volumes q
sermons, once in great demand. u cited
bv this faction ns evidence OF tha SCR
mons winning effectiveness.
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PRISON OFFICIALS WOULD
REPLACE STOLEN FUNDS

Atlanta, April 29.--Q. NJ. S.)-Because
he has saved the government thousands
of dollars serving as chief steward dur
ing his Incarceration in the Asylum
jail. a federal prison at Washington.
d. c.. the prison authorities have writ
ten Sheriff James I. Lowrey here, stat
ing that they are desirous of replacing
the funds said to have been fraudu-
lently secured by Timan c. J. McCann.
alias Z. X. Richeson. fake army officer.
and alleged check artist. II the indict-
frogery is nolle pressed So pleased
with his services are the Washington
prison officials they have also offered
to give him a good salary and home to
remain at the jail.
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LLOYD GEORGE GLAD
SKY is AGAIN CLEAR
Deliberate Fomenting by
Reckless Persons" Made
Trouble at San Reno.

London. April 2a.--Prcmier Lloyd
George. speaking In the house OF COM
mons today on the recent nllied con-
ference at San Reno. said that before
the conference there had been some
Observation-Disclosures. serious enough IN
themselves but made grave by deli
berate fomentins on the part OF very
But" he continued, II am Glad 70
say that the sky Is once more cienr.
Z SO far as ! can sec. every one Is sntis-
fed at what happened az san Reno
The premier declared tho conferences
every respect held since tho armistice.
There never had been such confer
ence as regarded satisfaction with the
agreement by all the parties concerned
about, dispelied ali suspicion that tho
forced
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CABINET TO TACKLE
STRIKE SITUATION

Paris. April 29.--0. N. s.)-A meet
ing OF the cabinet was called TODAY 10
consider the serious situation arising
from the threatened general strike.
Measures to meet an emergency were
discussed
NJ. Le Troquer. the minister Of pnb-
lie works. issued an appeal to the rail-
way workers todev 10 stand by their
posts. Premier Miilerand will confer
with labor leaders late today In an en-
deavor to find a solution for the situa-
tion. which is Admittedly serious.
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5000 AT CHAPEL HILL
FOR INAUGURATION

Chapel HILL. n. O., April 29.--1n the
presence of delegates from more than
100 educational institutions and nearly
1900 North Caroiinians. Dr. Harry
WoodburD Chase yesterday was inau-
gurated president Of the University Of
North Carolina. The new president
repeated the oath OF Office after Chief
Justice Clark, of the supreme court of
North Carolina, and received the seal
and charter of the oldest state univer-
sity in the country from Gov Beckett.
Addresses We're made by President
A. w. Lawrence Lowell OF Harvard; !;
President John Grier Hibben, of Prince
ton, and Or. Charles r. Mann, Of the
war department and greetings were
extended to President Chase from rep
resentatives of many .otler colleges.
Secretary Joseph Daniels, for many
years a trustee, presided at dinner
last night, at which further greetings
were extended to the new president
from delegates and visitors
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WILL DEMAND RECOUNT
JOHNSON VOTE IN JERSEY

New York, April 60 Senator Hirsm
johnson Will formally demand a reco,,nf
q the votes cast In Tuesdays Nav
today az Johnnon's eantern heada,fsrrs Z !
teru Angus Mesween, his rauafsien
manager, consulted league autheriS,<s
this morning and later said re pn,,lS
ask that 4 custodian be- appointed q
With nearly all the returnr a tra<<
y appeared that Gen. Wood mas bcSr
returned . certain winner BY seyeral
hundred votes The closeness cf the
race however. and the reports received
tiune cf the state that frauds RAD be~,,
perpetrated moved the johnson east :
ern forces 20 take action.
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FATE OF mrs. SARAH
TABOR in HANDS JURY

Paw Paw, Mich. April e9--As the
fate of Mrs. Sarah Tabor was placed in
the hands of the jury today, Special
Prosecutor Glenn r. Warner made the
announcement that a warrant charg-
ing murder will be taken out against
Joseph Virgo. charged by Mrs. Tabor
with the real responsibility for the
death OF her daughter, Maude Tabor
Virgo, as soon as the jury reaches a
verdict.
The case went to the jury at $3.50
am. II Is believed that a verdict will
be reached before noon.
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STEP TOWARD SOCIALISM

ershtp OF railroads IA 4 step toward 90
clsiised government. accordlnr f4
Charles II, Markham, president Of the
Illinois Central railroad. principal spexk.
er a. . meeting OF the TfaDsporfs<jou
Grub OF Louisvtlle last nlkht.
~ II IL true that private. owner<hip
OF railroads IL being given its anal lest
i u Also true that all American fnstitn.
tlons ara on trial." Mr. Markham con.
tinued. and added;
AZ result Of two years OF goxsrn-
nient operation. leaders Of orraninsf
labor not only opposed return of rcRts
10 owners but uAde demands for thsir
and beneficiaries II Is travelling n lonr
way In two years. II such movema1ls
are successful. how long would Il faf-
TO natlonallre. the coal mlnes milling
Interests. distribution Of food and. nnal-
ifesife eftt
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GEORGIA AND ALABAMA
TOWNS SHOW GAINS

washington, April 2p--Preliminary
population figureh were announced, by
The census bureau today. ns follows
Bloomington, Ind. li,bas;, increase
since 1910. 2.7b7. or si.s per cent.
I. Iiuntaviile, Ala, s.0is; Increase since
1910. 40f. or SO per cent
Carlisle, Ia, 106s6a increase aimee
iaie.l 3ss. er 30 per cent.
Berwick, Pa. lg,isi. increase since
Tnscalooea, Ala !. if.abs increase since
1910, 1850. or te,7 per cent.
Northport. Ala, 1905. Increase since
1910, !, 1,l0e. or 22i per cent,
valdonta, Ca, io.7sS, Increase since
1910, s,i27. or s0.s per cent.
palnierton. ia, I,I6s; increase since
Cory Pa. 7,22S: Increase since 1870
l.337. ~ s06 per cent,
Bowling Green o.. b7ss: increase
since 1910 te6. or lo.s per cent
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AMERICAN CRUISERS AT
MAzATLAN AND TAMPIC0

Washington. April 30. - American
crusiAs Salem and Sacramento were
reported to have reached their espec-
tive destinations at Mazatlan and Tam
pico, where they weHe ordered in re-
esentatives In those cities that protec-
tiori be afforded American life and
property Commanding officers Of the
two vessels had made no report today
as to the situation in the two ports;
dav that George T. Summerlin. Ameri-
can charge at Mexico City. who has
been in Washington conferring with
department officials, left Laredo yester-
day for the Mexican capital. where nc
should arrive by the end OF the week.
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ALASKA VOTES COUNTED

Juneau. Alaska. April s9.---with ieao
OF 500 votes, on Incomplete returns.
John c. Mcbride. OF thls city. "a prsc
tically certain ! today Of dsfskfinx
Charles Heron Tor the republican Es-
lectiva for national committeeman from
this territory 7I7 '.
+, M, Reed, OF Nome. and Georee
Haxelet. Of Cordova. are leading ~
delegates 70 the Chicago Convention.
pan sutherland has been Nominated b.
The republicans as delegates 10 conxr<r<.
he VIII DO opposed by George B. 0riS>.
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TENNESSEE POSTMASTERS
CONFIRMED BY SENATE

Washington, April as.--tspeeial y
Tho following Tennessee postmasters
were confirmed today; James A. BYRD,
Tracy city IN place OF W, c. Aher-
nathy. resigned Fred r. Harrington,
Erwin. in place OF l. H. Roberts. re.
signed. Claude l.. Boyd, Weyneshoro.
In place j. II. Gray. deceasod. Robert
a. Potter. Crossyille. vice w. A.
Handy. resigned Hagglo ". Miller.
Mountain CITY vice W. ~. Jaekson. de-
ceased. Charles n Omeata. Westmore-
land. offiee became presidential July 1.
Archer II. Jonos. Trcsevrnt. Office be-
came presidential April I. 1919. Ham
mond Fowler Rockwood, reappointed,
and james Bond. National Soldiers
homo. vice a. c. bowers. realEncd.
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AMERICANS WAIT SIGNS
OF RUMORED REVOLT

troops today awaited the first sign OF
n rsimored revolt In the Mexican city OF
Juarez. opposite here which might
threaten FL Paso
Troops were placed nenr the border
last night ma ammunition was issued
10 them and local police who esta hiished
a Gordon beyond which no civilians wa .
permitted 20 pass toward the border.
The measures were to protect this city
from possihlo stray bullets from the
Mexican side.
In Juarez loyal carranzs troops slept
on their arms. Rumors that Gen. J.. q.
Juarez garrison. had split over the revolt
questions were set M rest ny n joint
statomcn; that they would Remain loyal
10 CarrenZa.
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"'loudy, Says Billy 'PossqIn.

What Is 90 rare
as q day In spring
after winter has
sounded taps when
the home outicld-
sr steps TO the plate
and over the fence
a homerun raps.
What IL 20 rare as
a one hand stop
and perfect throw
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American Troops in Ell Paso
Ordered Ready For Action

south OF Vera Cruz. where federal
troops and rebels are understood to be
fghting and much banditry 10 reported
In the vicinity OF Vera. Cruz. Bandits
are also reported active near Guadela-
lara, having attacked the power plant
there Railroad and telegraph COM
munication between, Juareg and Chihua.
hua City has been cut of. Trains leav-
ing sJuarez have had to return by the
lines held by the rebels. Is
Six hundred federal troops have arr
rived at Vera Cruz.
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TIES MAYORS HANDS

Augusta. Ga April f9,--An incre1er
has heen forced upon Mayor W. u.
White. bv the citv council. which ia
cludsd many other increases 70 city
cfflciaIs snd employed 50 that 70 the cf>
diitasss is vetoed the other increases
must be defeated too.
Il insist this IS no time 20 raise tn4
aaiary 81 the mayer" White declares.
N kntw what my salFry Was - -
when wss elected. lcn can nne -. 80
obJections AZ the nlsyor the ordinances
MAS adopted.
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TRlPLEs,HI GILT

Johp o. Rockefeller Gives N.0oo,ooo
More 20 Baptists ir Mothcrs's Name.
New York. April .2p,--John y; tockc-
feller, Jr.. today added giu OF sf.oOv.
600 In the name OF HIS nothcf 10 tho now
world movement OF Northern Baptlstt
a personal Gift Of s2.0oo.ooo. The lnrger
sum IA givon IN the name Of the Laura
Speliman Rockefeller memorial fund.
The "a, 00O, 600 gift 10 half outright ana
half conditional, The FIRST conditional
million is credited 70 the movsment
second fs credited 10 the movement
when Il reaches 77,BO0,O0O, The Dap
tIsts have raised t22.b0o.oOo to date for
a survey OF missions needs.
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PROCLAIMED CHAMPION
OF AMERICAN JERSEYS

New York. April 29.-A new cham
pion Jersey COW will be proclaimed Al
the annual meeting Of the American
Jersey Cattle club here on June :. II
was announced today. The new cham
pfon fat producer r. Plain Mary
whose record Of i.0tn pounds Of fat
breaks the record held by 'svive Il
France"
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El Paso, Tex, April 29--Ametican
troops in El Paso last night were or
dcrcd to be prepared for action In. dvent
a threatened uprising in Juarez endan-
gers this city.
Military police In the city have been
issued rifles and ammunition. and the
city police have made arrangements 10
patrol deadline in the lower part Of
the city, beyond which civilians win
not be permitted to go In the direction
of the Rio Grande.
Looting has been reported In Avarado
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GAMBLERS LOSE JOBS

Aqua. Prieta. Sonora. April N
American gamblers here who went on
strike for higher pay have lost their
Jobs, as have the Chinese strike
breakers" who took their places as
dealers at the gambling tables.
All gambling VIII be stopped after to-
day under orders Of Gov. Dc La Huerta.
supreme comma nder OF the liberal con-
stitutionalist' army. announceo Gen.
T.. Elias Crlles. military commander OF
revolutionary troops In northwest NICK
leo
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PLAN DIRECT ACTION
DEMONSTRATION MAY |

washington. April fo--pemonrtrations
by. extremists and advocates OF "direct
action" ara planned for all OF the large
industrial canters OF the United States
on May day. Saturday. according 10 oiii-
cials OF the department Of juntice.
Information has been laid before the
department tending TO show that an
international labor" day movement IN
under way for demonstrations not only
In the United states. but In Europe.
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WOMEN MURDERED
AND BODIES BURNED

Cairo, Egypt, April 29--The work OF
a modern Bluebeard has been discov-
cred at Tnta, fifty-four miles north
west 'of Cairo, noted for its Moham-
medan festivals and fairs. Women en-
ticed into a certain house on the pre-
text of meeting wealthy admirer have
been robbed of their Jewels and then
murdered. Afterwards, their bodies
were buried, except for the heads,
house.
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Gen Flores Rebel Army Battering at Gates Of Mazatan
SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN
%84 COST WOMEN sos, 500, rs.

Wathington, AprIl a9.--(A, PD
The campaign for ratification
q the federal suffrage amend,
women's Hsa 81 party y' sss.5Se.7s. i'Vmas Il was
today. Most OF the contributions
came in small amounts from in
dividuai women. The record sum
for any one month was SlS.S62
y In March, 1920.
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U. 8. MARINES WITHDRAW

Warrington. AprI 19.-ThC leEation
guard of American marines is being
eradusily withdrawn from Guatemala
city. These ndvieea received here to-
dFy arc taken 70 Indicate regiorntion
of order IN The eanifai
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MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED

Madrid, April 2a.-Martial law has
been proclaimed throughout ths PROV
ince OF Oviedo. according 20 oficial an
nouncement This step was taken -
precRution against possible disturb
e-ce n May I.
Declaration Of a state OF siege IN
SaraEossa In reported. this being made
necessary by the unrest prevalent
among miners. The Feberal strike
called in the city of SaraRuFsa some
days ago has spread throughout the
province
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WOULD TAX WAR PROFITS

Washington. April "a tax Of so.
cents on the war profits Of cogt-plua
government contracts. and a tax of 30
per cent. on the profits on "all gov-
ernment contracts made with members
OF the council Of national defense or
with anv corporations IN which a nom.
her ~ tho council was the prinrinsi
stockholder." Was proposed in . hiii In.
sroduced yesterday By Representative
Ticher. republican, Kansss Taxes
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the visitors have n man on third. who
starts home. but an hour too late2 III
tell you what's 50 rate as . day In
spring. when the hsh have al gone
filming. is for the 1.ookouts 20 play n
game and come anywhere near win
ming.
The weather. Partly cioudyfwith oc-
casiOnal showers tonight and Friday.
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INVOLVES BIG MONEY

Brunswick. Ga. April 20 Joseph
Goldfabt. Of New York. To-Day filed 3
bankruptcy petition against Gordon A.
Figgman. owners OF the Piefic Acid
plant lie clalmH he paid the sonpnny
for \ third interest In the plant. nut
The plalatiff can neither read nor wrffr
the English language. he also secured
an injunction 10 prevent the sale OF any
portion OF the plsnt The SUIT Involves
about $500. 0o0 III y, Smith has been
appointed receiver OF the plant.
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FOUR COAST TOWNS FALL,
INTO HANDS OF REBELS

San Aantonio, Tex. April 3e.---F'pur
const towns In the state OF Tamaulipas,
JimineE In the same state, whose oc-
cupancy by rebel force already has been
reported have been captured by .revo-
iutjohists, according TO reliable reports
received here today. These four TOWNS
are san Fernandino do presas. padIlla.
Cruillas and Quijano,
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70 T7odtays Baseball Results
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

], Innings - 4ss7s RH.E
Batterics-vines and rwnsend; ooodbrcd canavan and
Meyers.
Innings n2s 4ss7s R.H.E.
Birmingham BIZ mi gh ..o &c
Batteres--Morrison and Goochi preste and Coleman.
rss Asss $50 RHE
z~~&w Orleans ....I O
X e Batteries Suggs and Powell Torkeson and Dcberry,
NAr,oNAL LEAGUE
& Innings 1s as4 So o R.HE.
al a Chicago e:SSas '....... ..........osE
Batteries-Doak and Clemons Vaughn and Kilifer. t
Innings las R,H.E.
At Boston ]. .......so 0 o o o o o. oA4 i
Batteries-Meadow and Tragessor Fiingim and Neil
New ,r'i'ss York o-.os 9 8
AT Brooklyn ..-......4o o. % O-s o
Batteries-Toney and Snyder Mitchell and Kruger
cns,ans,; lanins1 ,ssssssss sIa sa'E E. :
aad Snso Rsriden Carlson Hamilton
AMERICAN LEAGUE
wa,s'as.sn y: is l 9 20 = !!
Batteres-Johnson and Picinich; Quinn and Ruel
Innings I2 III. E.
Chicago ~, u. ........0 B. $40
At Cleveland ........I o 0 o o. 8
Batteries Williams and schak Meyers Faeth and oNeill
Innings I2s8 g RH. E..
Boston. ..i.....0E 20 % O o o. z, O
At Philadelphia ....so o o O. % o II l@e 8
Baueries-Bush and Walters Naylor, Kecfe Harris and
Myatt and Perkins. M N~s a 8r ivs.tfE 4f
Innings ga l4lSe SO R.H.E.
Detroit .s ss. =. =. Il. ~ o o. 900 O.
At St louis =. 10 O. o. o L o
BatteresDauss Okre and sanage Sotheron and Severd
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HAIRCUTS RAISED

Chicago. April 2S.-HAir cuts In Al
lcast III barber shops win cost rs cents
Monday, d was announced today In con-
nection with promulgation Of a me-
scale for jourcynen BARRIERS. some oi
the master BARRIERS said = higher price
would mean fewer hair cuts" and wers
undecided whether 20 pos; an increased
charge
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SCRANTON MAN GUILTY

New York April 2s--Goorge Beekon.
baugh. OF Scranton. Pa, was found
guilty before a jury today OF man
slaughter In the hrst degree for the
killing Of Thomas Heatiey. with whose
wife he had had a romance. Under the
verdict Beckenbaagh IL liable 20 a son.
tence Of from twenty years 20 life. He
was remanded for sentence on Monday.