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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
BRITISH WAR FACTORIES
MAJORITY HAVE TURNED
70 PROFITABLE INDUSTRIES
England Now Has Industrial Concern
That VIII Build Standard
Locomotives.
By SIR LEO CuloZzA NONE,

LONDON. ain. ?.--Thc turning Owe,
o. the British munition factories from
exceedingly interesting examples vi en-
tsrpr.se We ,instinctiveiy asscciat.
guns and other highly efficient instru
Now. vickers sewing machine has
Pade it's appearance in the shops at !,
Price which indicates that its nanufac
esai now, and ,ngenio1s features, as
YIN Buiid Engines.
even more interesting innovation
ot locomotives by thc Messrs. Arm
s.rons in shop which recently pro.
This is a very important and Ions
GSeded addition 10 british Industries
Chc locomotive industry a. separate
lae country which Invented the Iocomo-
i.,ve: As in man Other ;hings. che
Ehc Baldwin works At Philadelphia
could quote for prompt delivery Grca,
Br1sain had no works OF similar calibcr.
II lies in the fact that tic British
halfway companies have. for The mos.
l,,art, manufas;ured locomotives fo,
ought TO b..
The result is seen in The many vary.
experienced traveller mas become "a
nriiiar.
VIII Compete With Amcricn.
In the circumstances a great ;nde.
pendent STANDARD locomotive industry
could hardly be expected 10 arise. and
tnerc need be no surprise. therefore.
SHat there has not been created in Eng
silnd any counterpart OF the famous
!,hilIdeiphia concern. The Northeast
ern Hallway Company j. now placing
orders with Mcssrs. Armstrong; who
aTe aiming at big output.
The multiplicity 81 types Of locono
tircS on British railways has been by
10 means an advantage 10 the, national
INDUSTRY. and the maintenance by each
SEPARATE railway company ~ u separate
STAR OF locomotive engineers ana drafts
fairs
II England ever attains 20 IA proper
ISIiWaE nniHcation We can secure
red production and through standard
Sgd production work much more effec-
tireiy in the export market Tor loco
motives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
DELEGATES MAKE REPORT
Fight students From RichmOnd College
Tc'I Others About international
Convention.

Delegates from Richmond College
who attcndcd the International Stu
dents convention in Dcs Moincs Iowa,
reported to the student bodies of the
Two Wcstllampton institutions yestcr-
day morning In special meeting
fiSht delegates went To the convcn-
ton from Richmond This convention
VIII be held again in four years az
some place 10 be decided upon later.
Dr. r. w. l'oatwright. president OF
Miss May Lois Johnson, Miss Mildred
tucker. Mis-. @. w Sadlcr. Alfred
oBricn. u. u. Wiling ham. and Profess
g. W. Sndlcr College Y. Nj. G. \
secretary. made addresses. Two other
delegates. ~ NJ FOX and II. A. Ford.
attended the con vention. their reports
being made before the Cullnne Y n
=. y earlier in the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
CONVICTED LYNCHER WILL
.APPEAl TO SUPREME COURT
Former Deputy SheriG of baldwin
tountS' Alnbnna. Serving -
Years In Pcnitcntiury.

MONrGOMERf. ALA. Jan o.-S!m
Andrews, former deputy sheriff OF
tence OF Gftecn Years III in ~" the STATE State
Denitcnttary. for murder i'm the SEQ
ond degree in connection with the
iypchinE OF Frank Foukal IN the coun-
ty. Jail last February. will take an
appeal TO the state Supreme Court,
according 10 information filed with INC
Attorncy-Gencral by Andrcwr's at
torncys.
Evidence given during the trial Of
Andrews tended 10 show that, after
the sherif had been ovcrpowcrcd on
Inc niSht OF the lrnching, that the
defendant as leader Of the mob,
secured the cell keys and led the party
TO, sFoukafs cell. No evidence TO con-
be secured. however.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
PALMER FAv0RS. SUFFRAGE
Write. TO New jersey ACKNOWLEDGMENT
"cnneSfinr Their influence 10
Obtain RntifcatIon
By Aasocia ted Press I

NEWARK. y. j., Jan. ?.-Attorney.
Eoneral y: Mitchell Palmer has writ.
toh 10 the twelve Democratic as
senah lymen- elect OF New Jersey re.
auestinE their influence 10 obtain
eatitication Of the Federal woman sui.
IreSe amcndment- III the January scs.
sign OF the state Legislature.
The request is similar TO ih., 70.
Gently made by Homer > Cummings
CHAIRMAN OF the democratic natio,ia.
committee. In Il letter to James II
Nngent. state Democratic leader
which NnSent refused on the ground
inst woman suffrage IS the greatest
mcnacc now threatening the stability
OF the American government NM,
American Institutions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
RAILWAY TRAVEL INCREASES
iynchlhrrS Union St.tion n.n,,.,
H@'"o Outbound Passengers Dur
Ing December,
Special 90 Tho Times /

SEeUIdI 20 TIC S-DisDa tNh.I
lLfNCHBUEC;. VA. Jan. = -.rickct
sales at tho Union Station hcre show
that 1859 passengers Left Lynchhurc
during December on the three roads
ccnicrins at the station. tho Southern
hallway handling 1914 on three local
trains each way: the Norfolk and West :
2rn. i6.S"a. and tho CHEESE pcakc and
ONO. t,"6o on It's branch line here
The bulk or the Southern travel and
a considerable amount of tic Norfolk
and Western passes through the West
End station. while the uptown Joint
haul tickets here. The business in the
past December AT tho Union station
was 300 larger than December 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
DEGENERATE SON CONfESsEs
Melton Moon Says lie Slew Ills N,tb.r
when She refused TO Give
Him SIn

NALDOSrh, GA Ian. .. - Melton
Noon. ned in jail here, charged with
I4e murder o. his mother. Mrs. susan
20 me Cook County coroncr's ,urv IL st
n,Ght' according "a officials. that he
alone was responsible FOR his mothcr's
death. '''e' d"
Moon. who IL described as .. -,
snuhd mind, told tho jury his mother
mad refused 10 give him SO: that no
SScruek ncr over the head with a stick
81 ~oou: then cut hor throa, ami
stabbed her through thc heart
:, i cooper, James johnson AVA
l1ccN Spicrs who were held in cnni
nection vain the crime, were released.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

William Christian. colorcd a. liy
ins at 800 North Seventeenth street.
cnsarsed win Il nilWher OF other
turkeys from the market during,
christmas was turned over 10 tho Gus
iodE OF the state Board OF Charities
and Corrections yesterday bv .In,i, .
J.. lioEc Kicks. of tho Juvenile Court.
Sylvester Bray. colorcd. IL, SOL !.
buchahan street and Henry Bcasclcy
and Lewis Binford. both H. and bo,h
colored, arrested at tho same time for
similar oifcnse. will be sent 10 the
negro reformatory in Hanover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
TO CONFER WITH "TlGER"
Lloyd George and Signor Niti Reach
Paris for Conference with
C1emcuccau.
BY Associated Press

BE -hSSoSlatet lTcSS
PARIS. Jan. o.--The British Prime
Minister, Lloyd George. and Tie Itul-
ian premier, SiEnor Nitti. vino will
confer with Premier Clcmcnccau,
reached Paris at 4 o'clock this after
noon. They arc accompanied by Earl
Curzon. Andrew Bonar Law, tho 1tal-
ian Foreign Minister: Sisnor Scialoai
and others. and were received by Pre-
mier Clemcnceau. Minister Of Marine
LcySucS. and the Earl OF Derby. the
British Ambassador. The three Pre-
miers converscd for q brief period in
the reception hall o. the station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Named Field Director

MISS Mary @. Shortwcll. OF Oxford
y. G.. will be field director OF cd,i-
Sational work in schools for the I'ifth
according 10 an announcement which
has Just been made. Miss ShortwcIl
has been field director OF educational
year She will he under tho direction,
of William r. Timmons. head OF The
educational division OF tho war loan
organization of this district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Says ViIIu lin. 20 Nc,

FL PASo. TENAS, Jan. Frnucis,o
Si1ia forces az prcscn. do not eyceed
soo men ChTranza officials claim m"
nSoets TO-DAY were reported to he in
IiRnt IN the direction Of tho stare or
durango. where General pabioo oulo.
Ilsa' uh'li recently acting Comn,and0y
or inc garrison At Chihuahua CIV. was
said TO be advancing 10 intercept their
retreat. ''''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
King Quits Wood c,,,n,,,

WV YUFtk. Jan. "--Thn TogIrnn
non OF John I. King. of Hridgcport,
conn. Republican national committee
tion with the presjdcn;ial campaign
OF Major-Gcneral Wood, was an.
bounced tonight oy the Leonard Wood
League in this city. Tho anuo,,nc|
ment save no explanation OF MIR
KINGS Mlthd raWal ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

bcvausc %! fog and other w.athny
conditions on Chesapeake BAY. thr
stehihcr lines plying between Baiti.
more West Point and Richmond. and
pc'Wccn Baltimore ana Norfolk were
somewhat Interrupted Thursday night.
nut the winds have lifted the fog and
"a. service over the York River Line.
nreihhin2 today. Richmond to Balii.
more. VIII operate on regular schedule
yesterday '' o'"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Mniur Este. pu,u. nj,

SELMA Mn. Jan. e.--tnformation
~ EoNcrnmcnt hospital in Washing
tor OF Major Estes rainc, OF this
city, member OF the medical corps
% the Amcr!can cypeditionnry force.
Major Painc's death was the result Of
INJURIES susta incd in Franco when he
vas thrown. from an army ambulance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Loses Life Under Train

BEtWTON. AIA.. Jam. o-IOsinc
his footing, after having safely caught
Louisville and Nashville freight
train THIS afternoon. Fay Purvis. IL
OF Mobile. fell under tic train and
was instantly killed. Purvis managed
TO temporarily save himself when he
slipped, hut when the wheels OF a
frciEh, car ground on foot ne fell
on the wills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
send Cattle ,o AI,ha,,,,

MoMTGoMElsf. ALA, Jan. o.--IHle
nrst western cattle to be brought int o
Ma oaina. IN large Quantities FOR graz.
inS purposes were unloadcd at Epcs
sumter county, today. and will he
ranged on lands near t;aincsyllic
1n.r"ugh the remainder OF the winter,
Inc SHIPMENT, requiring nearly a SOLID
ram 81 StocH cars. included shor,horn
ana Iicrefords. i7j animals being in
me consignment which originated i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
PLAN NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
institution 70 &c Erected by sacred
Hcart tnthedral Nendy for De-
cupnhcy by Scntemhc.

BOYS of Sacred Heart Cathedral
parish arc to have Il new school build.
ing ready for occupancy by Scptcm-
per, acsordins 10 plans being made by
Jr.. IS chairman and a. H. Feltbau.
The new building will cost apnro,;.
mately 100000. II Is stated * IN.
amount. 4 nucleus OF 500 700 was IN ian.I
az a meeting at Murphy's Hotel Thura.
H TmE mtGht of Interested IiichmonJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
LIFT FREIGHT EMBARGOES
Ban Imposcd on birmingham anu
SOUTHEASTERN Result of Flood
Is Removed.
rBy Associated Press

BY NsSoclaIrH I're~S
MONTG CNrERY. ALA. Jan 3
Freight enbargocs. imposed over the
Birm n CHAM and southeastern Railway
North OF Tailassoc. Ma, havo boon
lifted effective January 10, according
to oaicie! announcement here.
The embargo followed the uestruc-
ton Q: large section OF the COM
pnnT,s track north OF Tallassee 6nring
the December floods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
STAMMERING is CURED
seventy Our OF Eighty Have Defect
Nrmedted in Ten-Day Course
In BuGnIo school.
BY Associated Press

'S NSS'tidlH'i Ilc-r.I
BUFFALO. y. =. Jan. o-Scvcniy ar
eighty children who have suffered
from stammerins were declared cured
today at the close of tho frs; coursc
Tor siammcrcrs conducted by tho az
tension department. o the BOARD o.
Education. The other ten chiidrcn's
sialnmerins has been ninimimizcd
ten. days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

consider tho proposal TO rc,noyc ,ro
south western presbyterian University :.
from 'larksvIl'" 10 Memphis. cuntinc.
600 for tho institution "A called session
Of the SynGd OF Tennessee. Southern
rresbHt"riam Church. will he held here
January - 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Teacher, A.k Nor. pa,

ROANOKE. VA, Jan. a.-Local
ecnpol teachers at meeting TODAY de-
cided TO ask the school board FOR An
ifpereAAe In wages. and a COMMITTEES
Of three was named TO begin nccotia
tons. substantial increase, consid-
IL Ras stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Renominntcd Inv prc.Idrn,

" NSTIINGTUN. Jan. a.-Thomns \
scott was renominatcd by President
WilSon today az member OF The
United States shipping Board and
quincy IL. newman. engineer In chief
o! The United States Coast Guard wns
nominated 10 have temporarily the rank
o. captain In the navy and colonel i'm
the army 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

II;bW NSN il.LE. TEN., Jam 9-Eol-
lowers OF General Luis Cabeilerc, the
Mexican rebel commander who SUR
rendered to Federal authorities Ia
Tanaulpas under guarantee of ann
ncstN. are rapidly appearing At Vie
;ortn. the capita lof TamaulipJs and
SurrcndcGing. according TO information
received i'll the Mexican consulate here
tObaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Death or General J. ,;u,,,,,,

pIlSadicr-Gcncral J. Gumbinycr S0
!. ;. a. !retirnd). died nj his home en- ~
crai G:m,nh;,, Fla on Tuesday. Gen.
fici, ,n muIDinger was well known I'm
tn ~, having frequently visitcI
ms me- relativcs, the Misses Hiorholzcr ~
iDIuiloarton: and Mrs. &. r. Horne or
n ,adoEot tfounty. Intermcnt will be
t,;lur ~ unreasonable. and Miss Alice
iitcrholIcr and her sister. Mrs Horn
ictt richmond yesterday 10 tc prcscn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

hoI lSN Lille. KY. Jan. a.--I:innJ
JJMry Investigation into the dea,h Of
Eiizabcth Griffith who was shot .nd
E'i,"u ~ ~" Office OF Dr. Christophcr
q. Sch"tt. December - was not con, .
bicted today. ana VIII he resumed MY
week. Or Schuti. charged with muir.
der IN connection with the r!rI's dnnih
is a. liberty on bond (" IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
JURY OUT NINETEEN HOURS
Finally Declares j. u. Norman Gu;l,r
Hnt Asks Mercy for Him in
>. RefHrhing Verdict
| By Associated Press.

DALTON GA, Ian. 81. u. MORGAN
charged with killing Roy NosbitS. a
young man OF this city few months
q Tong speech in his own defense H.;
-M3rsan. was found guilty b. a jury
The jury was out nineteen bon,s
e-nd accompanied the verdict with a
Recommendation for mercy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Onion Cargo Goc. no

NEW fORk, Jan. e.--As Inc woevIt
o. collision during = fog carly 10
gay In the lower harbor betvoci. thr
Brftish freiEhtcr Lancastriun and ;Lc
american cargo steamer West AycraI
Eaie latter vessel, ioaded with onion.
from Valencia, Spain. is resting In sinai
oE water OF staten Island pier with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
-Four Addresses Arr.nrcL.

T!OItSsor \. +. FluttcrCr. OF Auv.
trnia. author of Bible Eyc-Osraphy, e
VII peE!n course of six illustrated
ircturrs At Laurel Street McthodIs,
Chnrch tomorrow morning at II
clock. Al $50 Professor FIuttcrcr
VII address the mems meeting ar tic
NJ. g y. in an illustrated tall; ON
FIFTY. Two Good and Bad Actors .
ne viii also talk to the boys of the
SUNDAY Afternoon Club ut $40. At
odist Church he will deliver his fa d.
nous illustrated lecture. The Worlds
Greatest Revoluffon'' "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Ankle Drokcn I'm EaII

Joe O'Lowncy, student at the Belle
vuc Public School. fell on n lumber
pile "a tho vicinity Of tho school
ThursdnE. He was taken TO tho Eir-
Einia Hospital. but that nigh, his
father came and took him home. lie
IS said 10 have broken ankle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
preaches to Men Only

WI Man Rob God" VIII De the
subject OF the sermon by Rev. &. r
Eldrtdsc colorod, pastor OF the Har-
rison street Baptist Church. Peters
burg. TO men only tomorrow afternoon
at Fifth street Baptist Church. Rich
mond, under the auspices OF the Col
ored Y. NJ G. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
rr..e.. rnl,ncr's OH Deci.,on

N.t:Ii NJ IO.V jan. ".-PrOtcSt
aSainst the decision OF Attorncv-C;cu-
cral Palmer on November 1 in turn
Ing over 100000 acres OF oil lands in
Chlliornla, estimated to he worth
S1"u."Ou,Ouu 10 the Southern Pacific Co
without an appeal from the adycrs.
Judgment Of lower court was made
today by Clifford Pinchot president Of
the National Conservative Associ;t ion
in letter 10 that official
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

CAIEO. Jan. 9.-Authoritics nero
hayc begun an investigation Of the
klling. OF an Italian musician by 8,
British soldier on January T. rceiinr
rs running high among Italians ana
fJgDtian Iatlonal lists, tho latter seek
tng to make capital out OF the Incl
dent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
INDICTMENTS ARE FOUND
Massachusets Grand Jury Charges
GRANDDAUGHTER in Connection With
sale OF Alcohol whisky"
iBy AskoCintcl no

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. Jan. 3-Tcn
ind!Stmcnts for manslaue inter- were re.
ported tonight by u special grand Jury
two days in connection with the al
legged sale Of whisky" said to have
wood alcohol, ana which, il
lS claimed. resulted in tho deaths OF
more than sixty persons in the CON
ncCticut Valley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Parked Car i, wronr p,,.

T. +. Eurnett was fned s. and costs
IN Police Court yesterday for parking
MS car in q place Other than that
designated by Director OF Public
safety Myers. J.. l. Bum. arrested
on similar charge, had his case CON
iinMed TO today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
PLAN NEW OCEAN CABLE
Tr6rossd Line Will C,npcc,
and Sweden Independently OF
England.
tBv Universe! Service.

HEItl-IN, Jan. o---FlaMs ave undc.
way II was reported here today. Ia,
hne LAYING Of direct cable from
q cc2rding 10 The Berlin press. IA ,n,k .
e msrican irndc independent Of lEnc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

pi lLADEbpiIlA. Jan. 9.--.AIrs AIcx.
anuer johnson cassat. widow az 90,
tt t.ti, president Of the pemnsylvani.,
i;alifo;iu, died today at her home l.,
Inis city after two months iIinoss
She was niece OF James Eucha nun
former President of the United S,,ta,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Launch New Carr. C,r,,.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. a.--Thc : 50,
ton cargo carrier Ciontaf. Hoa T..
lands ciShtieth vessel. which WA,
launched ,otfny "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
KILLED BY LIVE WIRE
Dend Mans little Dnurhter und u.,,
"urned TO Death Earlier in
Wrek.
EBy Associated r-css
.TrN- ~

ANNiSTON. Ala, Jan. "--Ionn r.
fioWcll Was instantly Killed al the
pan OF the hmoricin Not and Tv;inc
mil at Blue Mountain. when no rraspnd
live electric wire. while manjnria,
ing "a switch. Earlv in iba vc.t ~
little daughter Of the dead man Vac
burned to death, when her clo,hinn
caught hro from an open CRATE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
T9phus Claim, Amer,c,,

WASHINGTON. Jan. a--Tynhns in
Siberia has ella tmed another American
N the death OF Dr. lanes J. Johnson.
~ BragSs. Okla homa. attached to Tho
Aner,can Rcd cross commission 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
DeIlinper Cn.c Con,inucd

Case o! l.. L. Dcilmgcr charged
with stealing an automobile belong inr
TO T.. r. Scott. was continued in Po-
lice court yesterday 10 January o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

10 Iirnl \ Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY 35c
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
groves Tast.,4.. chin ro,,.

restores vitnlity and energy by puri.
Tying and cnr!chine the blond. Van
can soon feel its Strcngthcn'mc. IN
N'G"ra ing Effect. Price G0c.-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
PALMER AND DALTON n BRINE GRUDGE OF LONG STANDING n
 ATHLETIC CLUB RING TONIGHT

Kid Palmer, the Arizona Wildcat, and Steve Dalton, the bull dog of the coast, will tangle in what is expected to be the most furious ten rounds of clever fighting yet seen in a local arena, tonight at the Grand theatre as the main event of the fight card to be be staged by the Bisbee Athletic club.
 Palmer has regained large part of his old popularity by the showing made in his workouts and the betting was brisk on Brewery Gulch last night as to the outcome of the mill. Palmer is feeling confident and said to Re- view reporter last night You just
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
Stars of Links to
 Meet in Tournament

ROSLYN, N. Y, Sept. 10. - Charles Evans, Jr., of Chicago and Francis Ouimet of Boston each of whom has been amateur and open golf cham pions of the United States, will play tomorrow for this years amateur title as result of their victories in the semi-finals today
 Ouimet defeated Robert T. Jones, 2nd, the youthful star from At lantd, six and five, while Evans elim. mated Edward r. Allis of Milwaukee, former Harvard captain, ten and eight
 Ouimet and Evans have met but once before in match play. Last year in the amateur tournament for the national title at Oakmont, Penn, Ouimet eliminated Evans in the sec, ond round by up at the home green. Evans held both the amateur and open title in 1916 and is the only man to have won both championships in the same year. Ouimet won the open ti. tie when 20 years old in 1913 and : was victorious in amateur champion. ship in 1914.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
TRADE. VOLUME
 GROWS SLOWLY

NEW YORK, Sept. 10. Brad streets tomorrow will say:
 ''piverging influences. price uncer- tainty and advance of the fall season are visible in the trade and industrial situation resulting in a curious cross current effect upon observers con- clusions, but on balance it may be said that little more optimism is dis. played as to the future and volume of trading is larger. Reports from manufacturing districts, too, are slightly better. The tone of collec- tions, too, shows a slight improve ment and crop reports are better.
 Weekly bank clearings were $6,- 402, 1855, ,000."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
Grand Jury Calls Chicago Baseball
 Players to Stand

CHICAGO. Sept. 10.-Subpoenas for all members of the Chicago National League baseball club to appear before a grand jury in connection with charges of gambling in baseball. which were ordered issued today. are being held up. it was learned tonight.
 The Chicago team, now playing in the east, does not return home for more than tko weeks and consequent ly it is possible that only a few play CTS may be called at the present time. it was said.
 The grand jury will convene Mon day and will immediately call Presi- dent Veeck of the Chicago club and other league officials, it was said.
 Besides looking into the charges that recent game between the Cubs and Philadelphia was fixed" for Philadelphia to win. the jury has been charged with Investigating every form of baseball gambling here.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-11
FEARS UNPARALLELED

ITS difficult to guess how dice will fall It's hard what will be the effect any It seldom supporters of fully
  occupied not been taken
  These The  and indicates that 
 TaNcab But reported Vention of the National Taxcab The difficulty why