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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Mrs. NJ. E. Phillips went to Brown:
station yesterday to visit her daughter
Harry Buchholz went to Moberly on
business yesterday.
W. A. Mcdowell returned to his home
business here.
l. Sullins. A. b. Athy and s. < Daily
lett yesterday morning for Mexico.
Miss Emma Green went To Fulton
Yesterday 10 spend few DAYS.
Mrs James Gordon. Who recenily sui
iered sprained ankle. Is reported to
be recovering rapidly at present.
William A. Rule. of Si. Louis went
TO Jefferson City yesterday after a short
business trip To Columbia
Bryant Woods ~sst to Faycitr yester.
day TO visit his grandmother. Who is
i'll
Robeu Watkins returned 10 has home
in Limerick after Irsnsacling business
here.
Len Leeds and Dr. " H. Moore went
IN Nrp.;n. ,,.s,.rd,, ,.bar,. they will
mend The ,.s, q, a.. Vol bpu,inq.
r., w 60. .r,,;,;n, oai.er
.,.,;on.1 b.,. ~, - NIcn,;nr yes,rr.
J,y % rcr,,i, son. M,
H. W W, g ,,.x;,, lel, ,es.
80, q, r. -. ,f,., y;s,,;,g her
sister. Miss Fife Graham.
N,s n n NJ n. has h..B
v;s;,;na har &c., NJ. Cb.se lrf,
,.s,.,5.,
urs p u;.han I.f, y,s,er,l,,
;or F,,sls;or sn,;ng. ,,h.,e sb, will
,;s;, q, -
NJ P.,, P..l H.. h,s hem =,
Columb;, a, brsin.ss ,,,,rn-d IN her
home in Csn,,.l;. y.s,s,3,,
a. VI Barney vho has heen IN Ga
,,,,,h;, an hns;n.ss ,.,,,,.d :, Kansas
,~;,v vss,e,d., ,no,n;og
Mis- Ssd;. S,e,n a., ie,eba, in ,h. C,l
umbia High Scbool. will 90 10 Arrow
rock tomorrow 10 ,isit relatives.
Mrs G. n C,s;Nrll and her daughter
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28
THE HOTEL GUESTS

The following persons registered at the
Daniel Boone Tavern yesterday: E. r.
Stewart. Springfield; F. F. Stewart, De-
catur, ILL.,; ". ". Polmsiier, Philadel-
phia: X. NJ. Kline. Milwaukee; r. s.
Eekles. Kansas City; c. o. Craig. Jctier.
son City; C. NJ CHATTER. T. NJ. Hnsell,
Kansas City; V. b. Elder. Jefferson City.
City.
The following registered at the Athens
Hotel yesterday: Arthur Siuckes. st.
Louis; Mike Whelan, ST. Louis: ". x.
Powell and Ballard Daeyhcrty. L. s.
v. Mexico; ". W. Hopper. q. Joseph;
Stanley Dubois. Kansas City; E. c. iiau-
ser. Fori Worth.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28
NEWS OF ROCHEPORT

A musical program was given in the
high school auditorium Tuesday night by
a group Of Hawaiians. Part Of the pro-
ceeds went 10 the high school and will
be used for wiring and lighting the
school building.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

The students Of the Rocheport High
School who come from the country have
made arrangements to have hot lunch
at school. 4 club has been formed and
the expense will be shared equally. The
school has an oil stove and all cooking
utensils necessary for the Undertaking
All these things will be turned over to
the club for its use.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

The Winona knitting Mills Of New
Haven. Conn. have an Office in Room ;.
Boone Building. and are represented by
Miss Jennie Harris. They are manufac-
iurers Of the best hosiery. underwear and
sweaters for men. women and children.
Leave your orders now. Full line Of sam-
pies tn select from. tAdv.i
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. v. 4. Sampson have
received a beauIilal gilt from the Samp-
son family If Columbia. The occasion
was the twenty ninth anniversary of
their wedding. The present was an old
piece OF silyerwsre given To Mr.. Samp.
son parents On their Golden wedding
anniversary in 1892.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Prof. Elmer Moore was elected one Of
the delegates to represent the teacheF Of
Boone County at the Missouri State
Teachers Association al Kansas Ciy. No
yrmbrr II To l3
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

visit with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Champion. Miss O'Neil is
on her way to California. where she will
spend the winter
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

We buy the best of Roone County cat
tie and hogs for our meat department.
q. ". Boutwell, Mere Co. Phone 68l.
adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Henry Hall. former Halisville High
School stadent. has enrolled in the soph-
omore class Of Rocheport high school.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Mrs. William ;. Angel is making an
extended visit to relatives in Fort Worth.
san Antonio. and other Texas cities.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

The dirt roads ~esi and north Of
Rocheporf probably will he impossible
for several dass. due 10 the heavy rainfall
since Friday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Try a gallon Of our apple butter at
Sl.25. You will be satisfied. o. ".
Boutwell, Mere. Co. Phone 68l. adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28
Extra Show
OF
s'Hoop-La''
Tuesday, Nov. 2

Owing ot great demand for management decided pre-.
en HoopIa another night This makes three a-Tuday
Wednesday and Thursday nights.
Good seats can be obtained for Tuesday nights show
You won't miss the Election Returns that night
has been arranged have the the acts
General admission for each performance viii
the night OF the show the box office Hall Theatre
Remember plenty of good reserved left show
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Fine Old Country Hams for sale al o.
". Boutwell, Nero. Co. Phone 68l. adv
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Phone ll55 for taxi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
'WRANCEL REFORMS HIS
LINES ALONG DN|EPER
Thousands OF Soviet Troops Sur
rounded in Series OF brilliant
Counter.ThruSts.
MANY REDS ARE STARVING
.Antf-Rolshevist Leader Retrieves
Recent Disasters and Is Nearing
Alexandrovsk, Thirteenth Soviet
Army Headquarters.

SEBASTOPOI. Sept, o.-The re-
establishment OF General wrangers
lines along the Dnieper and to the
northeast, has been Effected by n
series OF counterattacks. in which
both sides suffered heavy casualties.
Many thousands of Soviet troops,
1t Is declared here, are surrounded
by the Wrangcl forces. Some of them
have been drowned in the swamps
and others are starving in the mo-
raises along tho Dnicper, especially
at the Kakova bridgchead, where, af-
ter severe fighting. General W-angers
troops hurried!y intrenchcd.
Allied observers say tina: the land
ings on tho Kuban peninsula and at
other points on the Sea of Azov,
,chile so far unsuccessful. could not
be classsed as fruitless, as General
ClaGia, commander of the second
army, had destroyed two Bolshevist
divisions, captured 1000 prisoners and
retired with twice the number of
troops with which he began, due TO
Cossack cnlistments with his arms.
General Ulasia also captured eight
cannon. several dozen machine guns
and a quantity OF supplies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
FAR EAST SOV|ETs SEEK
RELATIONS WITH CHINA
Anxiety Felt in Paris and London
Over Move Of Verhyneh-
CndinSk Government.
tBy Associated Press.]

tBy Associated Press.1
WASHINGTON, Sept. e.-Reported
efforts OF the Far Eastern republic
to establish rotations with China have
created anxiety both here and In
London and Paris, 1t was said today,
because tho Verhyneh- Undinsk gov
eminent is known to have fallen
completely under control of the Mos
COW Soviet regime.
The Moscow authoritics are eaid to
have b9p eSerting every effort to
Obtain recognition from China, not
only for political reasons, but because
it woNld give them access to grain
and other natural resources Of Man
churta needed to avert famine In Eu-
ropean Russia during the coming win
ter. Exclusive control of tho Chinese
eastern railway, now operated by an
allied commission, in which Japan is
strongly represented. is snid to haYe
been offered to China, as well as
cancellation of old Russian treaties
depriving China of authority in Mon
Soia, and even surrender of Russian
claims OF extra territorial Jurisdiction
in China, all as the price of recogni-
ton Of the Moscow government
behind these moves to open Chinese
frontiers TO the Moscow government,
officials here asserted, lay WE'LL
understood plan to propagate Boil
shevikst doctrines in China, with the
purpose OF driving the British out Of
India and all OF Russia
France is the only nation known
to have protested to China against an
alliance with the Far Eastern repub-
lie. The Chinese authorities are said
10 be hcsitatinG as to their course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
BRITISH CABINET SEALS
HUNGER STRIKERS FATE

EagltsA prison aad eleven Irish re-
9Ghlicans passing their Ih!rtieth lay
without FOO. ~ TIE Cork city Jail.
soldiers pA:.o! the streets N corn
pact Units Win rifles loaded and
h4yo.e;s lIet Tho march in ac-
IKE service t---a;:oa with line OF
fNiT;-2ishe-s gc..c ahead and heavy
:cEr cEa-6 From time TO time
Al ar!-C-ed @Eto truck b:.s;!icg vita
:.aes -H'bt!s along the road toward
:At !za.
-a- people are gr.rlly silent and
i-< soldiers are IS watchtC! as cats.
i : = guerrilla -2:. Viz am bushes
E.t sGrg.!ses- The soldiers declare
t:-A: ;Sty Irete- ne var conditions
5.cE PREVAILED = Pa nee
.-s.6s The Cork Jail. the eleven
.-.Etr strikers. Ken u whom have
., ,~=- a-o-g5. 10 t-!a-- are carry
IS ~: ;Gs.E .Eie4;!oa 20 Gle rather
:-G- - e.,
Re!a;:yes and friends visit the men
ne line. tie wives. mothers and
ta..irsn maintain vigil Some nave
"+!it4 sven cay and all day since
tie strike berzr. seated on chairs
= f'oat o: tae prison Sll 90 the
GUS ias: are aot permitted to oe
Await Possible Onslaught.
Ire PRISON gates are fortified with
sanGaAcs TIE pa-aptts are held by
Atl-nfiHE soldiers. Armed With MANY
machine guns. They are waiting me
expected onslaught.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
u. S. CRUISER PITTSBURGH
REPORTED TO BE AGROUND
Was Fin Route From Dnnxig 10 Rcvnl
In Supposed TO Have Struck
Rncky ShnnI

WASHINGTON, d. O., Sept. 9.-The
L. S. cruiser Pittsburgh is reported
10 have founded en- route from Dan
zig 10 RevaL
No details of the cause OF tho Pitts
burg's grounding We're given in the
report, nor was IL indicated how long
she had been aground. ~. cruiser
was proceeding 10 Rcvai from Dan
zig, where She had recently been
sent AT the request OF the State De-
partment Marine charts show the
entrance TO the Libau harbor and
il is presumed at the Navy Depart-
ment that the PittsSurE grounded on
this shoai while proceeding along the
coast
The Pittsburg Is the flagship OF
Vice Admiral Huse. mmandcr-in
chief Of the American naval forces
In European waters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
AMERICAN COMMUNISTS
NOW DOING HARD LABOR
DEGREES OF Soviet Regime In Russia
Shutters Utopinn Dreams OF
Goldman Group.
my UnivcrsnI ScrvIcc1

tby EnlEcrSll ScrvlCC.I
WASHINGTON. Sept. ALI Utop-
IAN dreams entertained by the Com
munist" group headed by Emma
Goldman and Alexander Bcrkman.
who were deportcd to Russia after
attempting TO stir up strife In the
lHited States on the ground that II
is tho 'land OF tyranny" have been
shattered by the Russian Soviet an
Inoritlss an official cable TO the
state Department received from HaI-
nc sources today states that, under
"rucrs from Russian officials, most
nj the hardest manual labor con-
strueting rights OF way for tho rail
The Russian American Communists.
II was stated. have been divided Into
| only three classes: those ut work.
a arose n, Who escaped md those who
statement is not made. tho Inference
Is left In the dispatch that Goldman
anu BerNman arc in ono OF these three
classes.
When first notified that they would
be Obliged to comply with the COM
pulsory labor law enacted by the
Soviet regime, the dcpor,ccs. IL was
stated. made great oojcc,ion Such
protests continued until they were
remipded that an extraordinary
clothed with authority 10 enforce
Soviet DEGREES In a most Unpleasant
and exemplary manner" Most or the
e ,h measures charged against
inc Soriets. were, IL is stated, ex-
ecuted by this commission. which
would quickly put the dcportccs I'm
a proper frame OF mind"
Most OF the Communists Yielded
and went To work. y few escared
the capie message states. while
others now under arrest viii be dealt
with by the commission
commenting upon the report Sec
rotary Colby SAID IL was pretty anus.
man and others that "Coumunist'
Russia would he a haven OF rest Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
WILL APPOINT GOVERNOR
FOR LOWER CALIFORNIA
Flsn UDd.r Whk-l People Were TO
>aEar OWE Chief Executive L.
RSyeArn

GEH 70 = Ia. LOWER CAL--
F'oESIA, So :-P.a-s A---r--et
- the t!-e 9: Ccve-o. C4-:-'s -
1t-s1,%-t. WHEREBY tAe ?ec..= O.
Lower California were 70 ~ ss--ai:-
sd 20 rename Las!- ova G2ye-ao-.
have been -evoket. 1t w4s Indicate:
in sera!oeir:al e:ars-ne.; !ssuet
from tie territorial carta! today
instea I'd. THIS statement Indicated :
Governor wcu.1 be appointed oy the
provisional government within ,wc
weeks. Appointment OF Goye-nor
is the regular procedure IL terri.
tory.
Candidates under consideration are
said 10 include Luis N Sa!azar. now
temporary Governor. who .s said "a
wish 70 roman; DAVID Zarete. o:
Ensenda, and tatrt man whose
name has not bee "a scf.5td.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
TO PROTEST SEARCH or
HIS BAGGAGE BY BIRTHS
Father English VIII Ask State ID
partmcnt to Investigate Incident
In Ireland.

tBy Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.--Itcv. Faith
NJ. NJ. English. of White Hall. MOI
tana, on arriving hsko today on u
steamer Kaiserin tuguste Yictori
announced that the state Departing
probably would DO asked to Invest
gate tho search OF his baggage iay
seizure OF his letters by soldiers
Ireland. lilo declared his prndes
that he wos an American citizeni we.
ignored
Father English. who said no WOO
first rcfer the matter to Senate rivals
OF MontanG declared the day he H
County Limerick. Ireland. his brothc
Patrick. an English major. whom ]
no heard the soldiers say they woul
shoot him on tho following day. Il
has not learned Of his brothers fate
Father English said that as II
kaiscrin Auguato Victoria approacht
her dock English passengers bon
barded with oranges n Sim Fein fl1i
no had raised. lilo said that durfr
the voyage from Queenstown ar
Liverpool English passengers Ia
protested to tho ships officers Il
singing of Sim Fein songs by 4,
th!rd-ciass Irish passengers. A con
promise was effected whereby Il w;
agreed That the first-class passcnre.
foreEo the customary sinElng-of &c.
save the King" and substitute "Aul
Lang Sync." which prevented fur,h.
friction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
ALLIES REPRESENTATIVES
TO MEET IN WASHINGT ON
VIII piscuSS Problem of Improving
communications between Various
Countries In Peace and War

Ivy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Sept. 9. Rcprcsen-
tatives OF Great Britain. France. Ja-
pan, Italy and the United states will
meet In Washington October to
determine tho date and prepare the
hSenda for the int ational com
munications conference. II WAS an
nounced today by the State Depart
ment. The object OF the conference
will be to find means OF improving
caole, radio, telephone and telegraph
communications throughout the world
ana TO discuss the status and us. OF
these electrical communications In
both peace and war. Disposition Of
cables taken from Germany is among
subjects 10 be discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Why Everybody Goes Wild When Babe
Goes Ambling Up to Bang Out Another

nerve specfalists, "therc arises I'm
the intellectual center of the
crowds mind u tremendous concept
of anticipation. This concept or
tense expectancy bnsed ON tue
minds memory of the athletes
previous performances stimulates
the central nervous system tn nm
unusual degree, resulting In mus
cuinr tension and shnrprncd res
plratfOn.
"Whcn Nufh's effort proves snc-
tcnsIul and the bntt sets forth "n
It's homc-run flight. this concept
OF anticipation IL fulfilled and the
centrnl nervous SyStcn bcEins To
react at once. The intellectual rcu-
ter scuds Hn Impulse To the center
OF the emotions anu this In turn
sends mn overwhelming Impulse 4"
thc motlHnting center, causing the
spectator To net Ira the Typical tuun-
ncr."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
LODGE, IN DESPERATION,
CHARGES WAR COMBINE
&. O. J.. Force BiIi Chnmrior Al
tnrks Motives of President
in Speech at Augusta.
NV shss't'ittb i'icAs
tI-T.f'GTk Me. Co., n

AUGUSTA. ME-, Sept. AN at
tack on Article y. OF the covenant
OF the league OF nations was made
In an address here tonight by Sena-
tor Lodge. Of Massachusetts. lie
charged that President Wilson's
purpose was ito use the power OF
all nations, members OF the league,
70 carry on war" and added that
our fight is against that conception
OF the league"
Senator Lodge reiterated the
ehnrGs ,hatt ,he pledge in The first
vtdual pledge OF the United Statcs
TO RESPECT and preserve, na against
external aggression the territorial
INTEGRITY and existing political In
d,pendencc of all members OF the
league"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
wranrel Neurs AIe.anaror.k.

Try Asspctatcd PreSs.I
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 9.-Gen-
eral Wrangel, head OF the anti
Bolshevist forces in South Russia.
: within twelve miles OF A!exan-
irovsk. the headquarters of the field
,ln OF the thirteenth Soviet army,
t.spaTches received today report
Many of the soviet soldiers captur-
ed by General Wrau-e.s troops had
been sent 10 the southern front from
Siberia and ;he outlying provinces.
They aye OF unkennpt appearance, and
clothed in rags with shoes made Q:
unnamed horsehide- The men have
long. shaggy boards and great shocks
O.: hAr. and. when fed, eat ravenous-
~
when asked WHY they were fight
!ac. the Prisoaeo answered: We
could 20, aeip i We were made
20 : gh:'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Emmanuel Visits
Ruined Fiuazzano
- -----==--
Italian King Goes to Help
Of His Earthquake
Stricken People.
my Associated rrrss.l


,F1VAzzANO, ITALY ,by Courier to
manuel Of 1tal ytoday viewed The
sa9 ssd w qPsh fas atty by h
shook Northern Italy to it's center.
town and entered buildings whose
crumbling. walls threatened to fall II
another tremor should come and
talked with survivors, expressing his
profound grief over the misfortune
that had befallen them and comfort
Ing those who We're injured.
Years OF WRIT and OF national stress
have aged the Italian sovereign. His
hair is much grayer than it was when
troops Were holding the rocky noun
tain ridges against the Austrians, and
his whole figure seems to reflect the
weight OF care, as we'll as the pass
stil. he retains his kindly glance.
and in the midst of desolation he
was was esi 1oday as he picked his
eminently the King OF the Italians
and thought only for his people.
Learning that some OF the survivors
hours because Of tho ruin and dis
order resulting from the disaster. he
ordered that all food in his private
u pu ri his Walk a thEonrb men EN- civ
the King approached stretchcr on
which was lying an aged woman and
gently touched her forehead. The
woman opened her eyes and recog-
nized the gray-un;forned figure be-
fore her as that OF the monarch.
Her eyes iilied with tears, and she
struggled TO kiss his hand. Sobbing:
My little grandsons. Ny little
graUdsons!"
Inquiry from Victor Emmanuel
ELECTED the information that the
woman's entire family. with the eN-
caption OF herself and the two small
lads, had been buried III their home
and killed.
When the monarch promised 10
look after the children Joy shone
through the tears in the eyes OF the
sufferer. and She murmured: MAY
the Madonna bic Lou, You are
indeed. GOOD TO me. You are real
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
POLES IMPLICIT HEAVY
LOSSES ON BOLSHEViSTS
Red Army Rcpuiscd, Juklnnowl<n lis
Captured ana Enemy In
Crushed.


Crushed.
WARSAW. Sv,t. S.-Successcs by
Polish troops against Bolshevists on
tho front south OF Brcst-Litovsk, are
reported in an official statement is
sued here. 1t is stated that Soviet
forces operating between Kamionkn-
Strumilova and Bysk have been de-
featcd with heavy loss and that Polish
| troops have crossed TO the eastern
bank of the Bug and occupied Jnk-
centrated in thai vicinity. Prisoners
numbering about coo have been taken
in this action. it is sad.
Bolshevist columns attacking the
Polish lines south of Bysk have been
repulsed by brilliant counter-a:tacks.
and fighting continues between Ched-
rown and Rohatin. Polish forces.
which had been compelled TO with
draw slightly in this section. have
begun 4 new advance.
One Million Dcscrtcrs.
ASIIINGTON Sept. 9.-Rine
| strength OF tho Bolshevist army on
the Polish front was reduced by more
than onc-half as result of the
Polish counteroffensive. according to
reports received here today in of
fetal circles.
The Soviet armies. the advices
stated, have suffered heavily from
assertions, the total number of un-
apprehendcd dcscrters In Russia be-
ing estimated at approximately l.
100000, with $4,000 at large in Pc
trograd alone.
The reports also gave estimates as
to the strength of the Soviet forces
on other fronts, the number OF men
opposing tho anti Bolshcvist leader.
General Wrangel, In South Russia be-
Ing given az 10000. including non
combatants. General Wransers force
is estimated at 10000 men.
On the quiet southwestern front
opposite the Rumanan lines from
Taranapol TO Odessa. the Soviet gov
eminent is reported to lie holding
$4,000 rife troops under the command
of General ober:vitch. while further
eastward on the Caucasus front the
number is placed At $4,000 men. Gen
eral kuropatk!n, Bolshevist com
mander in the remote trans-Caspian
region on the Persian Oh inese border,
is estimated TO have force OF $500
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Seasons Casino Profits
at Deauville $5,OOO,OOO
my Universal ScrvIce.I

FAIRS, Sept. 0.-rhe astounding
figures revealing the extent OF Tn,
EamolhE orSie" mt DenuvIIIe arc
nN"iinbie today from the report OF
the r"ce track and the casino.
The total receipts of the pnrI.
mufuei machines, through which
the rnce-srnck betting vax done,
are *o'oo0'ooo, showing thnt more
than Se5.000.o0O wnH ,vnYered dur
Ing the few days of the rncinS.
The profits OF the cnslno fo- ~
season were s5,0OO.0O0. indicating
that total OF sIOO,00O, 900 crossed
the hnccnrat tables, the raI<e-on
OF the housc being per cent,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
SULLIVAN QUITS SWIM TWO
MILES FROM FRENCH COAST
Massachusetts Mnn Forced By
stomach Trouble to Give Up
Attempt Ia Swim Channel
tn Swim Channel.

RAMSGATE. Sept. 9.-lienry Sui
Ivan. OF Lowell Mass, abandoned
his attempt to swim the English
channel at lis o'clock this aftcrn Don.
He was then within two miles OF the
French coast.
He had then been about eighteen
hours in the water. lie made a
plucky fight but stomach trouble
which he first felt about ? o'clock in
the morning, continued at Intervals
until he found it Impossible TO com
pletc the Journey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
my Associated I'res..I

NEW YORK. Sept. O.--Dube Ruth
banged out Ills forty-serenth home
run OF the NensOp In Cleveland this
afternoon, bat II he knew MI of
the human complications he caused
thereby might have been given
pnuse.
SO sensational has been Labels
reception In hostile territory that
ncurOIoRists have been searching
for the scientific reason. And here
IL fst the fans cheer Ruth, not he
cause they feel like going wild,
they no wild because they cnnt
help II. Their glands and sympn-
thetic nervous systrn, do IL nil.
At least this ts the explanation
of nerve specia lists mt the hos-
pitfalls represented la the united
hospital fund. "When Dubc Ruth
approaches the plate swinging his
big but," says the analysis OF these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Dublin Magistrate. omit.

% Dl-IN. Sept- 9.-Tne ,-ty and
county magistrates OF Dublin re-
s!ENcc IN God: today as a protest
10 the british government against
Us poAcy in Ireland. They had
passed resolution against the mill
.ns release u Lord Mayor MacSwinny.
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