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FOR BRITISH PREMIER

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CHAIRMAN HAYS IN DENIAL Of -
RECKLESS CHARGE FROM GOV. COX

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Fight Bulletins By
Inte||igenCer Today

Ths InIsIIia .n"sI hes mad" sps"is'
sIIsnasmsnts ~ith the hss"' i"t""
r,sAs - lhs Dempsey MISE
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woMun unT THH worm

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rorIor "ini" fu"d ndmInIrtrat"r I" dc
fca, Eruninr r;curPr " Moses f"r rc-
nomination Tho contest has hc"n
waErh with much hiii'rncss
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WRANCEL'S OFFENSIVE
DECLARED SUCCESSFUL

,'ou,t,ntIuoplr Sept The counter
.,fIcn.lyra Uf General WTnug"l ia" ami
UuIah,vik leader Ia ThurhI province
tTImra hn~ SuC"""d"d
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IA, Ianv with increased forces ~ Vac
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hn,I NEiurrIs iI"upr fI"m Ihhl'rlh"
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Five of the Is Injured
Are Expected TO Die


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sANTI-SUFFRAG|STS TO
CONTINUE THE FIGHT

Washington. Sept = -Four methods
10 hc used In anti SurfraRiUta /" bring
about a decision by the supreme court
before tho November erection on tn"
legality or ratification "f the federal
suffrage amendment were outlined In n
statement Issued here to might by tho
American Constitutional League
The hnti-HuffrRKist-. according I" iha
statement pTopOss flTSt Ia appeal p"Hd
my litigation as To IcunrSrrc'H n ratlflCh q
tiun Ia tho T-nnrsrT" Hupr~In" court.
which meets S"ptnmh"r 2n An attempt
viii hr made 10 have th" 'hn" appealed
ur ,rItificd from tho Icnnehaeo court L"
ia" -urTcIn- court
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InIun, tIuu aud Inn nhan'u- it''' r"hins"
asainst tlc,Ii"n uffl' i"IS I" h""r ~"'"'h
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Fiive Killed, rs Injured In Trolley Wrech
.l|TKUAN|ANS IN
ATTACK ON POLES
SEEK new FRONTIER

WARSAW. sept" :" ivy Inv N""' '"'
-, tr.,., An ,tinck ,n Polish forces
=, .,...., ,.,,i machine guns
hN IN" Lithuanian" wiz ''' "'''
and artillery In ih" region "I H',"N Q
IhIrI -hvc miles n"rihw"rl OF ''r"ih"'
IN announC"d IN Polish T"I"r'h rom ii"'
Nnrth'rn front. Th" r"p"Ti1 h'Cihr" IN"
ATTACK wa, unprovuk-d aud that the
IIthIhnlhn- had received "ldrIh '' -
auu} huEhSi"w".
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Ill lhIhIlan ~ 'lbh ~ ''' " 'I''''
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West Virginia's State Fair
Will Open Its Gates Today
WHEELING FILLED WITH VIaITohn
AND ALL ANN hHHIOUSLV
AWAITING OPENING or
ma EhHIHITIOH
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8
CREW LOYAL
SIGN "EOUND ROBIN"
TO NAVAL SECRETARY
Board Of Inquiry Convencs TO
Investigate Loss OF
the SIS

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SACRAMENT AND
MASS FOR HUNGER
STRIKING FRESHMAN

I,lnaan sept " Chaplain
. Downing l,n Mr MnrS"in'' At
= u'Clork tnniuhI II" r"p"ri"d
2 that th. magyar hnd "''h sl"nhI
nts nT dIflIn~~r bot had Mt Lost
. G"ua' l0tISuCH.
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Now about arsip HpIIEI" i""t 10 MLeA
a, ul ,IIh,r tutIUrhiu"uI - sBhlhlil"n
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''' - Wv. Eo.n.vi 4-..a.1 rais. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-04
Chauffeurs' outfits.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Try-Outs for Olympics
In Four Cities June Pc

The American Olympic Committee
has arranged national try-outs for
track and field athletes in four cities
on Saturday, June 26. On that day the
Eastern athletes will take part in a
program of nineteen events at Frank
lin Field, Philadelphia; the Southern
aspirants will meet at the Tulane
Stadium, New Orleans; Stage Field,
Chicago, will be the testing ground for
the Central States, and the new City
Stadium. at Pasadena, Cslif., Will az
ford ample opportunities for the Pacific
Coast candidates in every contest.
The program, which will be the same
at each center, has been arranged as
follows:
loo-yard 22o-yard, 4so-yard. sso-ya,raa
and one-,nile runs. 12o-yard hurdle, 400
yard hurdle. 8 0O0-meter walk, 81 el'r
run. 10,000-meter run. pole vault TO-
hoigh- running high jump. running broad
Jump, running hop. step and jump, throw
ing 56-pound weight. throwing 16-pouud
hammer, putting 16-pound shot, throwing
the discus and 3aveln.
Candidates for places on the track
and field team, as we'll as all other
American Olympic teams, must compete
in recognized and official try-outs IN
order to be eligible for selection for the
United States teams at Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-04
Americans Great Ride
Factor i'm Derby Win

PARIS, June 3.-Frank O'Neill of st.
Louis, the American jockey who rode
Spion Kop, winner of the Derby. in
Wednesdays great race at EPSON
Downs, returned to Paris this morning.
O'Neill rides the horses of William K.
Vanderbilt on the French turf
Devotees Of racing who returned
from London commented on ONeill's
remarks as more modest than the facts
warranted His ride on Spion Kop
they declared, was a prime factor in
that horses victory, O'Neill timing
his drive to nicely, lying in behind
until through Tottcn ham Corner, slip
ping through on the rail, saving about
twenty yards, and winning with some
thing to spare.
This was the third time that O'Neil
had ridden in the Derby. He was lef,
at the post on Kennymore in 1914. In
his other start he likewise failed t.
win a place
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Have an Easy
Time i'm Hub
New York Pitchers Hold
Former Teammates in
Check; Burns Injured

Special Correspondent Of The Tribune
BOSTON, June 3.-The Giants finally
got back on the straight and narrow
path to-day and took fitting revenge
on the Braves for earlier humiliations
at their hands. New York drubbed the
Back Bay boys in both sections of a
double header and by way of rubbing
it in used two former pitching idols
of the Hub to turn the trick. Jess
Barnes shut out his old pals and beat
McQuillan by a score of 6 TO 3 in the
opening engagement; Southpaw Arte
Nehf took the measure of Dick Rudolph
and Bunny" Hearne, 9 to s, in the
second contest.
He held the Braves to seven hits and
kept these we'll scattered. In the sec
end inning only was he seriously
threatened Here Holke and Boeckel
singled with none out. After Maran-
vile forced Boeckel at second Holke
was doubled at the plate, trying to
score on O'NeilNs fly to Young.
The Giants broke up the game with
three runs IN the seventh on kauff s
triple, singles by Lear and Kelly and
a double by Burns. Kauf's double and
ville's error, added one in the eighth.
Singles by Barnes, fletcher and Doyle,
with pass to Burns, gave the last
brace in the ninth.
The Giants scored three runs for
Nehf in the first inning of the second
game and thereafter the southpaw had
pretty smooth sailing. Rudolph was
wild and ineffective and was relieved
after New York had twice scored AT
the expense of one out. Two mutfs by
Hearne gave the Giants a run in the
second. In the fifth after Fletcher had
doubled, Lear hit to the flag pole fol
home run. A batting orgic in the
eighth. including a homer by Snyder,
gave the Giants their three final
runs, but at cost. George Burns, who
walked, stole second successfully, but
injured himself SO badly he had to re
tire from the game. Statz ran fol
him.
The Braves scored four of their five
runs in the last two innings-three il
the eighth and one in the ninth. Ii
seemed a case of Nehf letting down a
pit after the game had been cinched
for him.
The scores:
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Tennis Stars at Westminster

The Invitation mems doubles lawn
tennis tournament on the clay courts
of the Green Meadow Country Club, at
Harrison, Westchcstcr County, to-mor-
row and Sunday, promises to bring out
some of the most brilliant tennis of
the present season. The players will
compete in round robin event, and
among those who will take the courts
are Beals c. Wright, ". Merrill Hall,
Leonard Beekman, S. Howard Voshel,
Dean Mathey, Ichiya Kumagae, Vincent
Richards and Theodore Roosevelt Pcll.
There will be play morning and after
noon on both DAYS.
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Harvard Tennis Player
To Oppose Yale Man

HARTFORD, Conn, June 3.-The
scmi-hnals in the New England cham
pionship tennis tournament will be
contested tomorrow on the courts of
the Hartford Golf Club L. A. De
Turene, Of Harvard. is scheduled to
meet L. NJ. Banks, of Yale, and G. w.
Pike. of Springfield, Mass, is to play
B. Fcnno, of Harvard
The summarize
SINGLES Fourth round: L. NJ. Banks
6eleatcd Leland Wiley, IS. g.
DOUBLES Third round: James and
BANKS defeated leighton and sargent
g, tt, Pike and Davenport defeated
steele and Swift. IS - SIS
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Two Point Trophies for Meet

TOT the inst Time in the history If
the Metropolitan Association, A A +
two point trophies viii be awariad ~
the Junior track and field cbamnioHs
snlps TO be held under the ausn;ces
OF the Glencoe Athletic Club. at the
Clty College Stadium, 13Sth Street and
Convent Avenue, New York civ nn
sunday afternoon, June 10. One
trophy VII be given to the club scor-
ms. ing en me highest lumber of points and
'he other to the club finishing secood
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L. S. Club Crews Enter
Three Henley Races

LONDON, June 3.-The Union Boat
Club, Of Boston, has entered crews for
the Grand Challenge Cup for Fights,
the Stewards Challenge Cup for tours
and the Thames Challenge Cup for
Fights in the Henley regatta.
The foreign entries for the diamond
sculls are DR.. Paul Wilmington, forme r
Harvard oarsman, and W. Chanler. of
the Union Boat Club, of Boston; T b.
Kelly, Of the Vespcr Boat Club, Phila-
delphia, holder Of the American ma
tional single sculls title. and +. +.
Eijken. Of the Delft University Club,
HAllan1 the entries for foreign crews
and scnllers are NOW closed
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the game won, and the Phladelphians
never had Chinaman's chance after
Ping Rodic landed hrs clout.
After making the circuit clout Ping
spent some time in deep thought.
Finally he preached the result of his
medltations to Ruth. you know that
I've been thinking about this thing a
whole lot he said. "And | figure it
out this way, Babe, that it would be
good thing for you to hit the home
runs when the bases are full. I don't
claim credit for the idea and | amt
got it copyrighted, so you can go to it,"
And the Babe said that he would.
Ruth seemed to be annoyed by the
presence of U. S. Navy blimp No. 10,
which lowered only hundred yards
or so over the grounds during the
greater part of the game watching for
'the Babe TO sock one over. 1t is said
that the Babe was afraid to try this,
for fear that he might hit into the
blimp and wreck it.
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Coupled in the Betting
Up to June
Leaf by leaf the roses fall'-

Leaf by
And one by one from promising will
glide gently from the Of league
Up to June there than
above 800 five National
American the
extended stand
National Brooklyn
with the West featuring three
1nates ms developing
to of the when Pirates
GIANTS and Cubs were a the hna hour
But the time rapidly will
to breathe heavily the in
'cssors' the weaker
Another Angle
From Babe Rut hits extra base hits
ard he turned
Another odd the is he struck
many home he singeseevcn
Which another o carry chart
Groh Roush Grst6,o
the NJ L. most of the And they
IN the
You
II Grover Cap< aNa Alexander" . luascd haue?
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Homer by Myers
C,lincIles Contest
For Jeff Pfefer
By BRIGGS


PHILADELPHIA, June g. The
Dodgers squared accounts with the
Philics this afternoon when Jeff Pfef-
fer mastered Bert Gallia in an old
time pitching duel. Big Jeff got the
decision by score of 2 to 0, keeping
the seven hits he allowed the Quakers
so we'll scattered that he was never
seriously threatened. Gallia gave way
to pinch-hitter in the eighth inning,
and a cub by the name of Belts finished
the game.
1t was an interesting battle from
start to finish and indeed might have
gone into overtime but for Bancroft
Wild throw and Hi Myers's home run.
The usually reliable shortstop Of the
Phillies handed the Dodgers their first
count ON crazy chuck in the third
inning Myers hit for the circuit in
The eighth.
The score:
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Freshmen Help LAFAYETTE

ne freshman class are playing lead
ing part in the drive of Lafayette Col
lege varsity baseball team for the
mythical championship of the East. No
iess than five first year men are holding
down berths on Coach Bill Coughlin's
squad. They are Carney, a pitcher and
outheldcr; Bradshaw. the regular
catcher; Cazclla, the ardhtting third
baseman; Houseer, the right fielder ana
earnAn a nitcher
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White Sox Take Series
From Browns by 81

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-ChicaEo made it
three out of four for ST Louis, winning
to day by s to a. 1t was the tenth de
feat suffered by the locals in the last
eleven games.
bleachers in the seventh was his third
in the last five games. Leibold was or
dered from the game in the third in
ming By Umpire Moriarity for disput-
ing called strike
Tho scOro.
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HAGEN on Losing Side

LONDON. June -Walter IIagen
and James Rarnes. the American - :
ers who are in England to compete
in the British open championship tour
nament, began practice to-day. Hagen
and A. c. McRoome played against
Barnes and T. Ross. The latter PAIR
won, up and to play.
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New Gilal,,pion at Trans

ST. THOMAS, ontario, juno Fred
II Meadows. Of Stratfordvillc, Ont.
shooting 1T lG yards. won the grand
International handicap trap shooting
championship here to-day, breaking of
out of 100 targets. Meadows defeate d
forty crack shots from the United
States and Canada.