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GOLF EXPERTS CHALLENGE
ENGLISH PROFESSIONAL
''fn'S> Tub al Driruit I,ro,,o.o
'''f"'i,""ni Gun Trophy Cor
NEu!i,l Events
-f y debated Pro-. 4
.'ItDlr. Iulv

.pETRoIT jill, I RI, ,o
,.i ,i,,'., nrofeSsionals has been H..
,tirn TO complete with nm Am"ri:a,',,
'i' LEX an intornationll golf cT w,
I'pl,.rs' Association Of Grrn.' cnTionn /!
~ lNe I!oiess ionai Golfers A.soCia'I
oM Of america it was nnnoumr"d
INK ,n ,oIa% was suggested thnt
m it"E ~ tho American national m,n,,
,,,t ,,rrNrnam"nt at the invarnns:
luz, "leio IN August. and ,hai il,
officers ~ ,,',""' .Hhlr
non IN announcing tho invi,,,,in,
slated ihat IN case Of accrntn,,Cn
tM1h players Is Walter Hagen NiiIic
IAN 49, itoSj. lin Earnca and
."LN lchln&on would he s.I.cts,i
american team |, was DO.
,i.FsI they said. that tho nrt,ish
'onnia would accept ana snn,i
Y,aJ ": H''"dlnE Harry Nardon and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

" 'I'III.ITN. IWV- DlSC NltS-M IAN,
Ruth. Hannah. Judge. Rice. Three
base hit-l;oth. Stolen bases-RIce
Alilan, Roth. SacritCcS-Milan. Left
on baScs-Ncv York. !: Washin-ioi
= Bases on halls-on Shaw. ,. of
Quinn. /. Struck out---by quinn. 4:
by shaw, s. Cmpfrcs-Ch!u and
Moriarity. Timc-i:52
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SHAMROCK GETS TRY-oUT
Sir Thomas Lipton Picks SkiiIful
Crew to Handle Yacht In
EInnl kncc.

Sir Thomas Lip;on's cup CHALLENGER
Shamrock w. had Il brief workout
toda" in brisk northwest breeze.
manned by Il crew picked with n view
10 increasing the speed in handling
the sails. y number of men were
shifted TO the challenger from the
twenty-thrcc-m meter Shamrock which
remained at her anchorage.
Captain Burton, amateur master OF
the cup yacht. plans to select the
more skillful workers OF the two
ShamrockS for his crew
y trial race between the two Yachts
is expected tomorrow, as Sir Thomas
has invited numerous friends to ne
company him on board his steam
yacht Victoria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
AUTOMOBILES

Automobiles for Sale N
BARGniS--k!lnc Chufnmy Roadster
nfst-C,tSS paint and Iu"rhanicai c1,,ti 4
ron Hanson 5: ReGL. rear 100, Wes h
lttnsd Rarhoiph $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
ISPORlS COLTS OPEN SECOND PENNANT FIGHT SPORTSl
Zig Town Ballads
Dl WILLIAM T.. kirk.
Mister Ruth,

Mister Ruth tx II pondcroux youth
VITA rcputntion-and that's the
truth!
Since DEWEY pnrndcd from Four
tenth down
No man has so thoroughly stirred
the town.
Win or lose, work cuNy or hnrJ,
FhiS Jumbo tx sure some drawing
card.
Ruth today In the Baseball show
az Maty was fifteen years ngn.
SHINING today ns Druudwn!'s pet
ruth TX the Yankees One Hest Isct,
soon he'll lie lost In BrondwnS's
thrOnS--
That old street never remembers
long.
Nisc nnil fall. come and go,
Thr! all drift out on the UNDER
tow.
nut Mister Ruth Is having his day
Ahd rhinints his huur ON the Great
White May.
Lrt him make the most OF his
present fnnr
Ere the curtain fnIis ON his Inst
good S;nmc.
Wan! indeed have been The nets
w The Street that nnttcrs and then
fOrgcts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

The season; "Zckc" has been anxious
to meet Ncstor for some time. and
INC match. which Is Il postponed nr-
iair. is tho result OF long schcming
on tho part OF the Richmond wrestler
Nestor was formerly considered ms Il
dark horse" and Will enter the ring
thc heavier by several pounds than
his adversary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Athletic Dircc,o, T., &C.,,

ASIlI NETON, July Vlc.-I-nr
William Miller Collier. OF t;corro
Washington University, nnno.,.,s,i
TO-DAY that the institution rccopn!2In,.
.athletics as an important aGjurrt -.
scho!astic work. Will give tho dircr.
The un!vcrsltys football schaimie -.
the coming season includes Games
with Western Maryland, De.5wI-n
College. West Virginia I-uivarsi.,t
villa Nova. Roanoke College and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
INDIANS ENJOY SWATFEST

DETROIT, July 4-Clcvcland hit
Leonard ana okric hard and made it
three straight from Detroit by win
n!nS today. IL TO :. Morton started
ipr 'he visitors. but was relieved in
me seventh after the Tigers had tied
the score.
Novel.skic stopped the locals while
the Indians piled up eight runs In
tn two final innings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
RICHMOND TRAP SHOTS
LEAVE FOR STATE MEET
Score Of Gun Artists start far Nor
foli> to Take liart in Annual

More than u score Of iNchmoad
trap shooters left last night Tor Nor
folk, where the state shoot viii begin
today. They We're confident "i
"brinrlug home the bacon tor the
West End Gun Cub hers, OF which
they are members
Max u. Hart. l.. q. and NJ u. chalk
ner l.eirh, Rye carr!mgton. BOD
mcnd. ST.. and ". y. Hammond, il,
and "A number OF others were in the
party. The shoot VII! nygin this
morning and vii! last unit. tomOr-
row afternoon.
Gun Climb Nrsuits.
Battle AXr chaiklcy starred ~ the
West End Saturday. winning high
honors over all. Edgar Moss and
Bob Cabcll were one ;argrt behind
the leader. and I5,.ppcn took down
third money. Brown one OF thr
OF his first thirty and Went up In
Glass ~ percentage. Hcn Sm.tR,
shooting Il new gun. dropped SIS in
his first ten, as many as N thr last
forty shot at. DR. lgS.erirs also made
a good score trying out a uow ruu.
The next shoot here VIII take pace
July 10 at l.. NJ.
\. T. q Chalk!ey runnsr-un c"heH
c. J.. l., BROWN: raunpr-uu Hammond. ST.
u. NJ. j. johnson. ruunvr-uy. Ii h. S:uitn
Lane b"wlcs Co H.sE sun apo"a. l..
Points on Nowian. Rgcger RirnmupA
and jefferson Eotvi GUYS Eurueu. l. L,
O., Cna!n.ty, 2: tahr.
Brown. =. g. Chal.i,y F!!.u0a. iuhusu...
DIR. JeirivS. BCn Sm!ih.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

EE-Eli"r, into life eternal sun
, Gay. July !. o'clock. Mrs. Chariot Il
n Meade Marhc". at the protes;an, Euisconas
, lnnr.. Micmmoni: ir her nln"ty.elrhtil
i,.rry S;r"etr. south Richmond. Tucsdn 4
tth"rhinI AT O'Clock. Fupcrhl ~ Hiand
iord chapel Petersburg. Tuesday morn
ins Friends and rtIntiycs invited Is
ttl'ht. Petersburg a;tur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

VIII n"I lie Responsible FOR any debt ~
=, ihH| ~. other than myself. Miss y u
Will. not bc responEl0lg Tor an" ICbt&
:. 'naie Dy any one than myself l.. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

h"rr Sacrifices -Eopf. Ncalc, eaton.
Double playS-Barbarc to eaton Ia
Grimm: schmidt Ia Cation; Harhar.
l" Cation To Whitfield Let ON bases
it.hurEh, .: Cincinnati. . Base
~ nail*--ls ucthcr. =. Struck out,
ny tucthcr. i: by Adams. l. Wild
i!tcn kucthcr. Cmpi.rs-Klcm ana
tmsiic. Timc-I:2S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
AMATEUR GAMES TO-DAY

Taxa Eola ~. ,.lir,o, r,,,
Clifton 1f0rrc '"'S'' az
I,oS, = tr,ner vs.. Rocky Mount. .,
Amateurs 'N"''"i"
N!nth stree; Giuf.rors ,s ,,,,
franklin Field. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York: .: Wa.!,insinn. =.
Cleveland: II: Detroit. s.
ChicnEo. 6; st. I.nuiS. ).
No other. ScIlptiUicu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
6 Hits, 6 Times a, Bat,
Vie in One Season
ny n.ocia,-n Press,

ohoNIo. .InI. "a rccora ,f
M" hInG s:N hiE In >iN times M
~: Frank DI.aurb. ,I,nr,, 'n"u.
Tue toronto Intcrnntionni.,. w,.n
SsHirtuh! he DUPLICATED his fc,t
"i me opening dny gam. M JtcnJ.
i.s' "a Mailing against nochrs-
Nv" home runs, u double and ihr.r
Singles: On opening day he mndc
'hFcc doubles and three singIcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Boston Buys B,be Ruth II.
From the Charlotte Club
NY Associated prcxx1

BOSTON. Jelly 1t-sImnngcr Dnr-
row, OF the nostoH Americans. M
nOunced today Ire lind bought
Brnjnmin Paschni, whom hc terms
"n second babe Ruth" from the
Charlotte club OF the south At
lnntic Association. Pnschni, who
In nm outncldcr, In playing HIS
second rensOn with Charlotte, and
hns batting average of .3O4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
NEW YORK SURRENDERS
LEADERSHIP IN LEAGUE
shaw Holds NiSitu> ut Ills Mercy
Save fur One Had
Inning.
InY NysocIntol rrcss. |

WASHINGTON. July New York
surrendered the American League
leadership today by losing to Wash
ington, two runs to five. while Clevc-
land was defeating Detroit. Shaw
was effective in every inning except
the seventh. striking out eight men.
hitter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Atlanta Signs Frnnk Mills.

NTLNNTN. ca, July I.--Frank
Mills. who had Il try-out with the
Cleveland Americans and has recent
~ been playing semi-pro fcssional
ball around Youngstown, Ohio, has
been signed by the Atlanta Baseball
Club, IL was announced today. lie is
said to be Il 300 hitter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
spence Wins nfc,cIe RACE.


NEWARK, y. j., July 4.,.bur
: Spence. OF Toronto won tho tlyn.
mile national championships biCyc,n
race at the Telodromc here today.
he deIcated q Held headed by Frank
Il Kramer. Spence has twenty tiyc
points in the championship CONNIE
.aition TO twelve for Kramer. There
are TO be seven more races.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

SummirN: TWO-baSc hlt-N Dn-
ctchy. Thrcc-basc hit-konctchy.
Iomc run--.Myers. stolen bases.
W heat. Sacrifices -Konctchy. -.
Miller. Double tays-M Wheat and
Kawlings; Kildun. Olson aud
Kon.tchy (2). Left on bascs--Phi!a-
dclphia. 6: BROOKLYN. :? Bases ON
halls-iubhell. /: Belts. ,: Grimes. >.
Hits-oT l'ubbcll. in 3: Ecits. in
): Struck out-Huhaeli, !; Ectts. : =.
:. Wild Oitc,,--lIctts. Los
ing MISUNDERSTANDING Gmrircs
rson and Tart. Time -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
GIANTS BEAT BEANEATERS

HI.N- w Associated Press
NJ" oitK, July i.-rimcly hit
iicldins by Boston enabled The ,;ion,s
10 WIN today. to 3. Tone ken; the
visitors hits scattered. cxccpt in tho
nn.oh inning: Spencer. the New York
,,.,.n r'"er' played his frs; game ana
The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

M,p,NH 20, Ct:-rhr :un.;al or Mrs L"iiaa
{. NIih"fN Montague. who died in this ciil
Snturhav af,"rnoon. wifi tak" place thif
morning. ~ 1889 n'clock from The resldcnr.I
~ h"r ,l"Dhrw. w. Withrr. Miller 1862 WI
.,rtcn Strnct- lntnrmnnt nrIyhtn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

New loI,,k.


ScOrr by innings. II
New York a90OIOoo Z
summary: Two base hits-Kelly.
Ihrcc-has hits--Younr. Sacriliccs-
ford. Toncy. Double plays-Maran-
THir 10 l"!kc; Bancroft TO Doyle 10
Kelly. Left on buses oston. .. Ecyy
YORK, >. Bases on ballS-AIcQuillan.
u Toncy. J. Hit by pitcher by Me
Cui!!an tSmith). Struck out--'ronry.
!: umpires-Quiglcy and O'Day.
Tlmc-l 80
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Totals
w aSl,inEinn.
Totals ....... 30 3 . 81 S
Battcd for Quinn in ninth.

H'VT' Ny INNlnES. 7,
New York ......... oo0O0O2 200
NaShinEton ..:,....,. l0O00 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
CARDS ROUT CUBS
TBv Assoct,,.Ipross

ST. LOUIS. July st. Louis drove
Vaughn from the box In the second
inning today. and after taking the
!Gad was never headed, defeating
S.i.'Is 80, 10 .. ila!ncS, although hit
Tree y. was steady in the pnchcs,
The score:
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
(Main Street Station

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 E. Riain Street Phone Randolph Az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
A,,,crIcnn \,.n,i,,I,n

IT I.ouisvillc. 4: lndinnapolis, /.
At Toledo. I: Columbus, /.
At 81. Paul. o: Minneapolis. {.
AZ Kansas CITY. >; Milwaukee. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
DODGERS OBSERVE FOURTH
PILE UP 81 HITS IN FIRST
SUNDAY DOUBLE HEADER
Defeat Slccptown Aggregation b,
lh-tO-i and .-to-U
Score.
usy Asso cii,cd Press. /

ivy ASs' ci'icd ir"Ss.l
BltoOkLfN. July i.-BrookIyn
piled up thirty-onc hits in the first
Sunday double header OF the season
today and beat Philadelphia twice.
lu TO ]. ana TO o.
Inc only run scored by the WISH
tors from 'Slscptown" was Il homer
ny STENCIL in the FIRST game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
In,crn,tIoucI J.ccr,,c.

BaTtim0rc. s: KcndinE. /.
Jersey City, li-ll: Syracuse. 90.
suifalo. 3: Akron. II.
Rochester, 4 Toronto, 7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Texas League.

Shreveport, 4; San Antonio, Z.
Houston, o: Galveston. l.
Wichita Falls. >; Dallas, g.
Fort Worth. 2-1; beaumont, IL
Second game seven innings by
aErccmcnD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

-KlW E.rhc funeral services FOR Mrs
.nubS ii9whes Grove. wife OF w. W.
lowe. VIII be conducted by Rev. II. -. q
Mnciachian.- Monday. July ). AZ II o'cloch II
~ inc grave In bakwpod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Totals .........ii q Ii - II Z
l;Attcd for Martin in seventh
ST. Louis.

summary: Two-base hiis-Hollo-
cher. Robertson. Barber. Thrcr-hnsc
hitS--Tcrry. LaEan, I!ornsby. stolen
Observation-Disclosures, Paskcrt. anvrin.
SGcrificUs--tInll Stock Me
Henry. Haincs. Double plays--Twom-
hiy. and o'Farrcll Left on bases
Chicago. 10, ST. louis, G. Base on
baliS-Martin. .; Cav. |: IIaincs. /.
In D: Cav. in 1-3; Carter. l in
% Losing ritchcr-VauShn. I'm
rires-RiGicr ANA Moran. Time
Two hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
GRAPPLERs MEET TONIGHT
"Hckc" Smith and "Mikc" Nextor
"rcstle Postponed Match ut
broadway Arcnn.

Zeke" smith viii! meet Mike"
Nes.or. Former Masked Marvel" in
- wrestling bout tonight at the
broadway Athletic Arena. The event
promises to be one of the fastest OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

!nia!S ...... .....36 u |: - II
iHt'ed Tor DAVIS in ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

at -. NJ. at h"r residence. College re-
rncH Apartn"nt. hrS. Alice L"avitt Kent
Church. Monday. July . al O'CLOCK
: ease "i-lt nn"rrs. Mrs. Kent J., survived
Nv ~" din.h'"r- Airs. George G. Han,
29nd Ms Maud Ken, Rowicyi two -isiersI
walter Ncls"u, o. New York. and on,i
RI ga lf,L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
ADAMS WAS TUTTI-FRUTTl
my Associated Press.

CiNClNNATI. July 4.-SiN hits IA
succession OFT Adams enabled Cincin-
natl To score five earned runs in the
third inning, and defeated Pitts
hurEh, To Ifuc;hcr was effective
throughout. The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

10 "a FIX died SUNDAY. JuIy I. 1920 a
John $. Herbert. In HIS sihty-iix,h Year
he , ~ survived by his wifc; s.yecn SONS
JJ.""hh T.. Felix a. Alex +. George "
W aitrr w. go \. AMI bernard A.. thrcdi
i"uehtcrs. E"ttic. liilha and Mrs. JOhIt
~ ,ranS' ten nirhidrcn and two ~,
FRS. MIS-. j q. Ross ana Mis-. Lena Her
h,rt Funeral TUESDAY morning ~ ~ \
VI. from 81. Mnry'S' Church In,crmcn !
~ st MarN'S Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Weeks Record, Including Games Played
Saturday, July 3, in Two Big Leagues
lily ,ssoc;n,ca prcs..I

NEW In
p'n!
al
ms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
SOX TRIM THE BROWNS

IN N*HOciatcd Prcrs
! 6 \ co. Ju y 4-Chicago
huMcnei hits today and defeated 81.
IouiS' I" :. in the final game OF the
series here JacEson's batting was
Il feature.
i'h" score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Sew York mt Washington uwo Tamrsl.
CicNrinnd mt Chicago 1.-TWO gnmcsl.
~. Louis at Detroit two gumrS>.
Bostpn at Philad..lpliin 1.-TWO games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Southern Association

New Orleans, H. !mingham. Q
seven innings).
Chattanooga, o; Mobile 4.
Memphis. .; Little Rock. 3.
Nashville, 4; Atlanta, ).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
for >;allii in eighth.
q

Philadelphia 10 o 90 o o-i
Brooklyn ......o % o 8 s D No
summary: Two-basc hitS-Tra-'
gesser. Kildum. Three base hits
Myers. cadorc. Home run--StcnEcl
Sacriiicc--Griiiith. Double plays
Iaulc;tc To Fletcher to Paulsttr:
cadorc to Olson 10 Konctchy. Left
on bascs-fhiladclp 3; Brooklyn.
D. Eases on halls-tiallia l. Hits
OF Meadows, " in 5 l-3: Ciallia ) in
%: Belts. ] in ]. Struck out
IN Meadows, 4: Gallia. .: Cadorc. /.
Wiid nitch-M cadows. Losing pitcher
-Mcadows tmpircs-lIart and Har-
risOn. Time 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Try CLARENDON HOTEL

VIRGINIA. AVENUE. NEAR BEACH.
Every room VITA hot and cold running
winter Capacity 800 Always omen Al
,,ou"rh improvements: private baths
N'i'e ior rates ownership mana cement.
MONROE IIJiTI,IIiNS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

Gardner. Speaker; ihrcc-basc hit
N"Ne!cSNie; home run - CHAPMAN:
stolen bases Johnston y. Speaker,
"'IiI, Evans; sacrifice -Chapman
WamhSgrnss. CovclcsS!c: douhle
PIN r. ii"on unasSiStcD: left on
hhseS ~ Cleveland 10. Detroit II;
bases on balls leonard &. Morton >.
pNr!c !; hiis-off Morton s in 4 "a
Innings. covclcskic none in a:
leonard ! in s, okric ; in /: struck
ont Morton 1. Leonard - winning
P.'cner, covricSk!c. losing pitcher
h'ond"a tmpircs, Nallin and Con-
molly. Wine. 2:0A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

n Delicious Flavor. The flavor of
Florida Fruit Chewing Gum liz sim
ply delicious Made by Flccr. Try n
package today. All deuilrs---5c.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

=, LOUIS .........,..l 0N2OOO-3
Suhmary: Two base hi,s I.ni-
ho!d' W,'illiaims, .Gcdeom. rob!n. Three-
b base h J., ~, Collins; Fclscl' Stolen
Er' Hisberc. Schalk Fclscb Gerhsr
Cirottc: Double play Williams 70
oeNcreid. Left on basc%-S,. Louis.
co,, ch'G,aE2; ~. Base on halls--Ci-
cottc; 4; Davis. J. Umpires-NIIiIdc-
brand and Evans. Time. 1854.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
PHILADELPHIA. 10: Broot:fyn. 10-s.
Chicago q: ST. Louis. y.
Ncy YurIy n. I,rstDu =

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
CRicag" nj St. Louis two rsn,.s,
Cincinnati mt Pittsburgh two EnmeH),
Philadelphia at New York 1.-TWO kames).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
THE WILTSHIRE

virginia Ave. AMI Beach. Atlantic City
,anhclty $50. Private hat his: running
water elevator, etc Am i'ian. Season
RI tSa. b",kici. Samuel Ellis. owner. y. J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
20 games ti:tycil.
STANDING, or GIl'yS

WHERE TIiEN HAY TODAY
hirhm"nd at i,strrshmrg y. u.
Newport News at SUFFOLK uwO gnmcs)
Norfolk at Fort sInontl, y. VI.
PORTSMOUTH at Norfolk =. ~.
Wilson ut Rocky Mount 4. ".
Rocky Mount mt Wilson l.. NJ.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-03-25
Would Suspend Pulp Tariff

Washington, March 20.-Tariffs on
wood pulp would be suspended for
one year under a bill favorably re-
ported today by the House Ways and
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-03-25

Means Committee. Committee mem-
bers said such action was necessary
to stimulate importations from Cana
da and other countries and to increase
the supply Of print paper available
for American newspapers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-05
Wallace Asks For
Change In Title
Used By Allies

PARIS, Jan. 5.-Hugh G. Wallace,
American ambassador TO France, has
asked the supreme council TO precede
future decisions Of the council with the
formula. allied powers instead Of
allied and associated powers" which
has been used In the past, according TO
the Echo do Paris,
This" say the newspaper, marks
the determination Of the United States
not to participate officially in decisions
to be reached in Paris. Washington.
while declining the responsibilities Of
the supreme council, continues to be
represented in its sessions. How can
Mr.. wallace's rule be defined? He /,
not n plenipotentiary Witness or OBJ
server is the accepted term"
Pleasure at the presence Of an Amer
lean representative who will keen
WASHINGTON informd as to events until
the L S. delegates resume their places
on tho council is expressed by the news
paper, which says,
"%othing can he definitely concluded
without President Wilson'S assent be-
forehand. So the council is supreme
only IN name. Supremacy belongs tc
Mr. Wilson, who inhahits, not the Whitc
House but Mount Olympus.
at is inevitable that a dilemma vii
arise The United states will be obliged
| 10 take responsibilities corresponding Il
| her action, or she will ]renounce thi'
role. 1t Is hoped this absurd situation
nav be arranged bv speedy ratification
NJ tho treaty according 10 the program
of Senate Lodge. followed by return o
America To her riehtful Mace in tn,
settlement Of Furone3n affairs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-05
Girls More Costly
Than Boys, But
StOrk Ignores 1t
sY MEMORY O

For ages eternal mothers and fathers
have whispered, THANK goodness all
OF my girls are boys" and why? Well
simply because boys are less expensive,
Yes, sir; it's a fact. Even In 1914,
when prices were moderate, clothing for
girls scared high above that mahutac-
tured for boys and now In 1920 all the
doctor has to do to make father
throw a fit is to say, congratulations
tia q girl"
And yet. so far the high cost Of femi-
| nine clothing hasn't affected the stork
n bit, In 1919 he brought 2,4S5 babies
of vital statistics, 1910 of them were
girls one would have thought that he
would have had a little more discre-
ton, but without apparent thought he
dropped 1885 more girls than boys into
the city and then went about arrang-
ing for 1920.
Jan. ] he circled the town and depos-
tied two girls and n boy, n up TO
date the number of girls still are in the
I lead and parents are getting a wee bit
anxious. Even the after christmas sales
don't advertise many baby clothes and
as for small coat. hats. shoes, stockings.
etc. the prices are awful.
After the kiddie does away with the
layette dts practically the same cost
and make for q girl as for a boy it's
goodbye salary, pay envelope and in
come-"sister's' got to ave something
or other and, gee, but it does cost like
the deuce.
Beginning with children aged 7, glance
over the cost of their necessary cloth,
ing. These are the 1920 prices, for a boy
and a girl, and average ones at that
ROWS GIRI