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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

F!r9; [ase-9ye MISUNDERSTANDING
10 70 70. s.aeua V.ig ~, .,S
IWsinerl. TO !. 80 2. e. ,g.,, H.
lDl s-5. LA b.ruj"r". LADY Fr.,n,. ~
princess kehpma ard Kate FF.f-, 49,,
coma race six fuflonr~- Jyltt, liza
&c; II. Mille!l. to /. 10
Ailivsn. 90 tW.dat. 3 IN .y,r
Sc ccha; Liberty Girl. io5 tHot..s.- ,5
70 y. : 70 70 2. Third Time. it ~,
gr!Eht GolG. Game Ch!ck rc--la. ggG,1
tfgaboetie Lively. Far Colleen an. WI
Thlrd race-,,Tm3'ie apd seventy yor.a-
70 s. ! 10 s. won: Alheria X 10 ~.
70 ]. 70 "a sesoa1. .sr llo
lRobinsonp, 10 - ]. to ! I. 10 ,ri,t
TIME. l:4G The Por'ururse Ralru I.ia-l'.
ESufnny. Penelop" Judge David ran
~ Fourth !hc.-Ti!c and a.htrenfI- -,;,,1-
,iator. ZIG tBarrctt). - 10 81 ',,
Irish Dream. 10 tTurnsrj 70 2 on.
Sc ond: Lunetta. 70! Chimney 10 -
to out. third Time. SO Kiar
I, rim sS. T ;.s ,.! shG si,1senth--wa-
rstth; .ol l'vidaJ. il to { ? 1" os,
even: out. third limo. ifs IS Only
Sc Sixth rare-nye and one-hait iurlonrs
sKnobbie. lIt fMooney) 10 J. 10
even. won: Guvnor, iIt Garrett 8 IL 2
even, 10 :. second: Theodosia iii tIsoh-
slnson). TO !. to J. ! to 3 mira
Time. 1907 as Fright. noseominon IN.
Joye. Wachsmeaguc. Hard Guess ana
lPeGgy Rives ran.
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WARRIOR WINS AGAIN

Snccial 70 The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. July ae.-Ec;urn-
ana 10 the box for the Second day in
succes SION. Jack WARRIOR held the
l.pcNN Mount team safe. except in
ne MIN and The rgrs won to ..
Norfolk hi; Loach freely and opnor-
tuucly The local support behind
Wa hop Hns fauitlcss. While the Wis
lto.s Yielded poor.y in tn" pinchcs
Rocky inuut. Nnrfo!'S.
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SPORTS
, nu; has recovered and is ready to

meet Turner
While the match tonight Is attract
ing great deal OF interest among
outcome OF the affair means much to
both men. The winner viii appear
here next week against Paul Bowscr
The last named has agreed to make
165 pounds for the affair. as he Is a
nEht-hcavywc eight wrestler. Both
Turner and Gardner are rivals In the
mat game and the match promises TO
be 4 good one, as each liz anxious,
meet BowSor.
In addition to the big bout there
VIII he "A short preliminary affair he
tween local boys. The contestants
have not been decided upon yet
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KERR WINS BATTLE
Lny Nssge.a,et 80 I

/. BOSTON. july - Kerr mao The
better az Harucr In a n!tcnars' duaI
today and Chirago defeated p F,on
= TO J. Chicago scored in ,he ,h!~J
on singles hv = Collins and VIEWER
and Lei5pld MCNaly's over throw. ~
first. and L Collins Sscr.iicc IN CO.'S
ton scored in The seventh on V!;t's
single. an error ny L. collins. ana
MclnnLs sacrifice Ny.
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| links CONTINUE TO WIN
NEW YORK TAKES SECOND +
GAME FROM CLEVELAND
Rpin Threatens To Prevent Contest.
NJ hut Teams Manage TO Play
Seven Innings.

NEW YORK, July 22.-New York
sdefeated Cleveland this afternoon {,
sthc second game Of the crucial series,
which Will decide the leadership OF
the,heague. by the score OF II to 3.
TIL teams completed seven innings in
F6fite or the elements. The game
&tGpDed on account Of rain during the
Yearly stages and resumed after thirty
minutes. Rain and darkness :iadc !;
necessary 10 call tho affair after
Cleveland had battcd in the seventh
mining.
sF4T The Yankees got off 20 q good start,
Peck npauEh leading III the attack
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MUcly Mount 49,. O o > % e..
norfolk ...... q , q - . :
y ~ IN Runs Sp-rbcr. Char"t
., ..E feathers 90. Washer. Errors
~ ','T. kcll'r %. chisholm Wurhup.
r"r.hasr hats Chhr,"' Snnrb5r. Keller
M@1En'r ana iiol3oInar Sacrifice hits
,,.''" ''!ilinNS O. Stolen bases -J'orcO-
tgn houb.c play Wagner IL Ic,ihsrs,, 70
CT" i."it on hnscs Rocky Mount. .:
iy"tnE, STRUCK out-by i.oach. .. bv
~, y Eases on HIis-uif Leach .;
urrR""r and Chlshllm) VIA pitch
it.t,it Iih', 80. Umpircs Back and
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BANKERS PLAY GAME
Federal RcsrrSc Drops Contest "a
first National. Losers Show
Improvement.
tn ali
ling of Clubs.

Fcdc"al Reserve -. o S 900
The Bankers League resumed their
season yesterday whcn First National
defeated Federal Reserve 4 to ].
Carter. FOR Firs; National. pitched
air-tisht bail, allowing only two hits
Wharton. FOR First National. fca-
turcd with the stick. getting two hits
out of four times up one for three
bases.
Federal Reserve showed great i'm
provement in their playing.
Score by innings: r.
tcHcra. reserve "a q q o o Oh
FIRST National % 90 > 90 -
Summary: Wharton. .: Car
Ter. peit:ich. Schuinann. rhrcc-baso
hits-Wharton. Errors-Dcitrick, Mil
Ter. Payne. Van rclt. Schumnnn.
wharton. First base on bals-om
carter. 8. Oft Erohddus 3. Struck out
by Carter. .; by iiroaddus. I. Wild
pitch-ltroaddus iiij hy pitchcr-by
Carter. tWharton).. Left on bases
First National. I; Federal Rcycrvc. Z
First on errnr-First National. 3: Fed
"ral Reserve. q Double WinEo
10 Van P"'t. huEuetino to PAYNE. Um-
pirc"-riit and Harralsoa. Time of
game. 80.
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philadelphia.


Detroit ........ q o o n I O o.
PhtiaGclphia . o o y q -
summary: lturs-Ncach Wi;t (S),
Dykes, EErors-Nounr, Jones. Dykes t2i.
Iwo-sasc hlts-Eaic. Wit. Home run
nskch. stolen nascs--Vhomas. Walker
Saerihces--Dykcs, Ilarria Double nlavs-
Inomns. DYKES and Griffin: DYKES Gal
io"Gy and G-!t!in. l.ctt on Oascs-Dctroit
hi!ad iDsin Bases on hnlis-on
SSyrFs: .: on Harris Hits--on Ayers.
. StrAck out-.ny Ayers, 3: hv HAErIs. 3
Losing pitCh' AYERS t'rEp.rcg- Flynn.
and Hiihehranl riLnn l ii
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80. - WH.N NshHIN: nun se"f"d.
Richmond ..... q 0 o | o o "a
Suiitlpk ......-.. o y ID q u u 90
summary Nuns-I Poole. Gonch. Stuart.
y l,"o!e, benson Errors Davies On
Gooch St6!en bases *t-a.n. Sacrifice
i!is, H"!mr, Davies Double plays-Stuart
70 Fuo.", phughtun 10 holmes tn Baker.
!:rit on bases Richmond. : SUFFOLK. :.
f.fsi naS" on errors Richmond =. Bases
on tIls--On McWhOrtvE :. of Eckcrt >
SiTuc!S' out by McWhoricr. =; by Ecker
I;inr 81 game, l:io. Umpires. cr3.s
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TIGERS DROP CONTEST


BY Associated rresSi
SO 'pHlLADi:LPiilA. July 29.-Wc,ch's
enfield single with the bases filled
scored Two runs and won today's
game from Detroit. 3 10 !. Ncach'S
home run accounted for the visitors
only score B-illian, fielding helped
Harris ouc OF several tight places
81. Detroit. PHILADELPHIA.
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BENNETT BEATS BUGS
Snccinl TO Thc Times Dispatch. /

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA. July 22.-raul
Bennett had everything his own way
TO-DAY and Petersburg won the open
INK tilt with Wilson, TO l. Until
the seventh the Coolers led by only
one count, hut in the seventh they
got ore and ihcn hung MP four in the
clgth
S.Hrn.
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Wilson.
Totals ~, Totals ....ss go j

wilson ..... .....,..D o q u y o 90 Ill
Petersburg ......... .........o 10000 i'-6
SUMMARY: Rura--powncy. T. Milicr. Me
MSRpu. Klein. O. Iath Errors Biting.
stolen bases Klein. .. Douhic piays-Iinr-
ir;t to McNahon. Sacrifice hi;s-Snydcr
Hnso ON halis-D"nn"tt. /. Left on bases
Petersburg. .. NILSSON. . Struck oui-Iicn-
mott. =. SNYDER. J. W!d pitches Bennett
i,!mr ~ game. 2:lr. Uinp!r"s-Ciuyon and
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st. Louis.
Totals 80 = II Totals ail2.5 l3
i''titG Tor Gowdy Ia ninth.

Ss"!c ~ !Ualngs: II
Boston - O o ID . e. = -
- IuGI. . 4 q ~ . Il d I,
summary Runs Pick Mann E,lrs
n"reAr!. Mar.nN.i". Fournirr. Stoci<
ii"inshy, kuoGc Error Mar,nviilc Two
T.'.'N '''.S' iirath'ui"- Sacrifices Cruise.
iHurn,.r knr!e. c.cUons co D"uhl..
pay y, Nr.uNi!.c, PICK and Ford Lun on
bases ifnston, o. s.; Louis. H. Bases on
Itl N-"n py>chceT. !: on SchUap. Z. iiits
on - .cNHsT l. 90 iunluEs, OF iiaue$
! 10 Inning; OF Mccu.iian, non" IN
lM,!n"' OF Schuru. u : innings ,nnu"
ont ~ nirthl iIt 10y pitchcr-by Schupi
h"ys KIDD struck out 10y OcsChE"r >
ny Mcou!llhn. b. SchupN, .. Winning
I''h"F Fl pCSrnE"r. Los nE pitcher
lrtaiicS t,mp!rcs. Klein and EInsile
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]. Score ny Innings. =
ST. Louis :. n n a a q l.,
Washington o q !.
Summary; Eurs-Tohin Gedenn. Smith
EF Ttls S2 T-64 ~ iIIar4.i GA~T;!;y Mc
smith. Scyrro!I S.,-.el,A i-,s's'- sn,itI
Gierocr, Williams. RIG. ,Sac-.fjc' -
Gedcon Mcbride t2) r!cn.tn ShllIs
Double plays Charity. HcIErIIc 10 ii.,
fls. l."ft on h"s"s-Si. louis - wash
1ngton. Bases on hal!s-uN Shcck,-
on zachary, :. Struck out BY nchrrv !
by ShcShet. ump!r-s Dincrl ana
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were all uncarncd. having been due
...-t.--.-. - tl,n 'EruL knrS

Nn.ypo-, News '........oo0 ro3cOo-J
Portsmouth ......... ......p ooo0Goe-p
summary: Runu-Ilinger. Whitcrht,
iS-iuuigau. t.rrOrS-Wh!tCraft. Goosrtrc-.
T.ayuor: McGiopehlin, Two-zasS ni,mZi!-
ii,t stolen baacs-Iiliascr. Wh!tcrafi.
Goosctrcc. Double plays Wh:tcrait t"
Braun.EAu. Eascs on b1llS--OfI Morgan. -
OF Mct;lnuGhi!n. :. Struck .out-hy Nor
gHa. !; 10y McGlouEhlin. Passed balls
Parker. Left Ou haSyS-NcwpoEt News. -
Portsmouth. >. Time OF game. i:53. I'm
M mn M,stNrNnlt.
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Southern Association.

hAt'hho"Et 8 L!ttle Rock. s
I'irst gamc.)
Chattanooga. 3: Ltt!c Rock, j.
tSccond game, seven innings by
agrccmsntD
Nashville. = Memphis, J.
birmingham Atlanta postponed
rain.
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SENATORS GUST BROWNS

by Associated rrcssl
I, w ASilINCiTDN, July -. Washing
ton oustcd st Louis from Tho 0rsi
division Today hy taxing thr nrst
game OF tn. series : 10 / Zachary
pitched shut-out ball after being hit
hard IN the iirst four innings
81. Ipui. M,Sbiprt,,
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LEADERS DROP ANOTHER
BROOKLYN LOSES SECOND
CONTEST TO PITTSBURGH
CHd"rr Wcakcrs In Two Innings and
Pirates i'uI t:amc an lee by
Scoring Four HUNS.

PITTSBURGH. July 22.-pi,tsbursh
made IL TWO straight by de:catin.
Brooklyn today ; ID =. Cadorc weak
eued n the seventh and eighth IN
nings. when the locals scored four
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MATMEN MEET TONIGHT
Turner mud Enrdrrr Ready for bout
NJ broadway Athletic Arena
I.OrnIS In Pre- IIu,Inn

"Pinky" Gardner. of Atlanta and
Joe Turner. of Richmond ana Wash
layton. both middlcwcirht wrcstlers.
are ready for their bout tonight at the
broadway Athletic Arena. II will
he the second Of the week and the
second appearance" OF Gardner. The
Atlanta boy was injurcd Tuesday
night in the match with Paul Bowscr.
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BARNES liCKS CHAMPS


~ NHe0WTN'el I'r0sgl
CINCINNATI. Juiy a29I{,rnos bor.,
t!nt!nnaii comp!etcly In check today
and New York won the second ga,n,.
% the series > to |. Iuuuc also
pitched hne bali, allowing only four
M.'2 IN .iEht rounds, one OF which
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CUBS DEFEAT PHlLLlES

CHICAGO. July 22.--l:rratic field.
ing behind Meadows coupled with op-
portunc hitting ny Chicago. enabled
The locals To defeat Philadelphia, 1
20 today. Tyler was hit freely, hut
tigh'"rcd IN in the pinches.
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7 " y 'T
Cleveland.
4 t.BattcI Tor Myers Fl eighth
, Game called in seventh account rain and
IN RI

~ Score by innings; =.
ifGleveiand ......... 0 @ !
New York .......a 1 = ! f. 6 Nj,
\ Summary: Runs = Jameson Speaker.
Crane. reckinnpansh. -. ripp,, rFatt.
4 Chapman. W.,mhssanss two base hits
TRUTH (e). CHAIRMAN. Smith. Grgucy. McI-
--sel, Bodie. WaIalsEaass rhrec-bASe h...
: - anieson. Home. runy- 70 kinpaugh 90.
s~SSoien bases ward (.l. BodIe SIur!iC,S
,tGardner poGh!" piay-rrckinpauvh TO
Pratt to ripp- Lief, on naS"s-cl"yela"d.
7fSt New York. :. Bases on haliS-On Gov
eleskic. J. OF Myers Oh Facth ;. OF
teCollins. !. liit>-OH Covcleskic. ; IN /
:! Inning tnonc out in scCondl OF MyCr.. =
: In innings OF Faeth. + IN Innings.
z Hit by pitchcr-hy Collins tSpcakcr,.
/; 4Strucli out-by CovcloSkic >: Icy Faeth. ::
by Collins. : Wild pitch Collins Favth.
WINNING pitCh"r-Colllus. Losing pitcher
: PCovelcskie. CmpiTcs. Moriar.ty and chin.
.s-Tiinc two hours.
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Pittsburgh.
ltrookINIi.

summary: Euus-Wheat. kon.tchv.
Cu,Shnw t2l. Sou,hworth; McK"chni".
Two.basc h.;s--J ohuston Myers. No-
n"tchy, kliuG Cutshaw. Nicholspn. Big
10" Three has' hit--Whcat. konotcnV.
Homo McEcchuie stolen ha srs--
Cutshaw, Southworth. Nicholson. SaCri-
'Cc--South worth Double ulayIs-Griinu
Ga.tng and Grimm. Left on bases :
hails-un CaCu-c. 5: OF Carlson. Struck
oG by Catoro. .: 10y Carlson. :. TIM
pircs-liarrsoI and Hart. Time. 1880.
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The Fruiticst of Flavors. Florida
Fruit Gum is an exquisite blend OF
pure fru.t navors. Try a package
today. Made by Flcer. All dealers
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ChIcaEo - q @ an IL
Boston ....
E s@'a may EE9 Sia.h Go,aaaa. Fe ,,yi',,
.inh Mclnh.. Double u..5 NcTail ~
Mc!nnis Loft on bases -Ch.s,ro no.
IIoh, baa"s On ha.lS-.fi lI.-,,.r
StrrcX %ui-hs Kerr Cmpir.i c6naol,
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III IIN' ITtsIf TI'Ns
in. Chicago.
IuinI3 " Q = Y TOtnTs .. ., = IT
'Bhtt"d for WrirhtStouc in eighth.
LEAitnl Tor MclMNMs IN m.nlh.

SCUr" Nv lnnlnES. X,
Chicago ::.....,. vi
summary: Runs-J. Miller, Mcuscl. Flnck
Markc, Robertson, paSkcrt. Errors-pau-
iet,c. M.nseI, Fletcher WrIgh,st"nc ~.
wheat, Mcrklr Three base hii-Paulctto
Home run Cuscl. Stolen haSc--r.rry.
SacT!nccS-Tcrry, Mcritlc. St,nGcl. WI
ilnms; PnskCrt Tyler. Double plays
Fletcher To Paulcitc. Terry 10 McrE Ic To
Deal Left on Philadelphia .: Chit
caro-. ;. Bascs on bhils-on Tyler.
Struck out-by Tyler, Z. by Meadows ,
tmrircS. R!rlcr and Moran Time i:i5
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BRAVES WIN IN NINTH

Try Associated Press
81. LOUIS. July 22-Boston trailcd
81 Louis for eight innings To-Day,
then rallied in the ninth. scored two
runs and won. TO l. OcHchgcr was
hit hard
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WIItNE Why rf.hN TODAY.
c, Gland at New York.
Chicago u: Huston.
81. Louis nj Washington.
Drtrnit at rh:liI.rlphii
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M?lyrcod Kate also started Time.
rii,r s .ycar-1iG trot; ID class two in
G i,.., britt"n. blk. H.. by Peter the
licrT"st Horn 1T;ccr~) ...,.
Margaret the G-cat I,ai.n)
.!re Great MISS Morris also started
Time, @:i2 L.. 2:i53- a:iOl-i
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
IironkIyn at pittsburgh.
New York ut Cincinnati.
Philadelphia mt Chicago.
Boston ut ST. Louis.
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,IcNn. Icn,r,,c

Dallas. 30; Wichita Fails. 20
Shreveport. 10; Fort Worth. "A.
Galveston. .: houston, !
san Antonio, =; HcIu,uont 2
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south Atlantic League.

i:harlo'te. :: Augusta. 2
Spar "a nnu'g. o: Charleston, /.
"reeh'iiie. Q: Columbia. 3.
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-Nye and one-hnlf lurIonr.
IntrrunfIonnl I.rncu,

international L~aGu~.
Rochester. 1: Jersey City. 4.
Buffalo. z: Syracuse, 4.
Acknowledging. wet grounds.
Toronto. IL: Baltimore, 0.
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How Thy Stand To-day
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.
LEAGUE
YI;STItNDNY,s IttSI;

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Wa~hin-tUn =: ST. I.Uuis. I.
New fCrk. II: Ck,:eiand. t.eycn in
Thi.u,iciriii. 5: Detroit /.
Chi"ng". =: :;ns:nn. !.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New N0rl.. =: Cinrinnati. ].
Pittsburgh. >: l,runiiiNn. :.
Chicago. I: rhsindel phln. =.
.,.stun, =: ~. inuie I.
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Richmond.
Suffolk.

Totals ..%2 .. III Totals 30 II .5.lI
one nHt when winning run scored.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07

partment for the fiscal year ended
July l. last is made public, the
number of arrests for permitting
gambling will be greater than the
hgures for the previous fiscal
period. =
This may indicate either increas sed
vigilance on the part of the police
or greater activity in gambling
circles. Since 1917. the number of
arrests for this offense has risen
from to 172, the latter being the
1918 figure.
In 1915, when saloons were open
in Washington, the total number
or gambling cases held for action
OF the judicial authorities was liz.
This was decreased by three in
the succeeding year. The number
dropped further to IS in 1917, when
Washington went dry. Since that
year gambling cases have steadily
increased.
With the installment of Mai.
Gessford into his present office, the
police department has pursued its
work against gambling in all forms
with renewed and greater vigor.
Maj. Gessford denied yesterday
that the departments work against
gambling in the city was in the
nature of a campaign, or was given
preference over other branches of
police activity.
Recent raids he stated, seemed
to have put a quletus - gaming,
and especially handbook making.
bookmakers now have dealings
only with those whom they know,
he stated
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
COLBY BACKS
SUFFRAGEO.K K.
Will Refuse to Take Action
On Tennessee Revoca-
ton Message.
CBy Universal ServiccD

Secretary Colby will merely re
ceive and file the formal notice sent
by Gov. Roberts on Saturday stating
that the Tennessee House of Repre-
sentatives has revoked its vote by
which it ratified the woman suffrage
amendment. This was learned au-
thoritatively yesterday.
The department holds that the ac-
ton in Tennessee, which followed
Colby's proclamation of ratification.
came too late. Also. it is conte nded
that the house vote alone cannot re-
verse an action taken by both
branches of the legislature.
Secretary Colby will stand
squarely upon Gov. Roberts original
message showing that the legisla-
ture had ratified. Charles P. Mel
son, solicitor of the department,
ruled that the governors communi-
cation was legally a formal Certifi-
cate of ratification. Colby then pro-
mulgated his proclamation.
Meanwhile the American Consti-
tutional League will fight to have
the proclamation set aside. J. S.
Eichelberger, field secretary of the
league. said that the antis would
urge their court battle on three
fronts" Cases will be instituted as
follows:
l. In the Tennessee Supreme
Court of the United States in the
event of an unfavorable decision.
2. Injunction proceedings against
election officials to keep women from
voting.
). Proceedings seeking to have at
torneys general of the thirteen
States which did not ratify, refuse
women the vote.
OhiCials refused TO discuss Eich-
elberger's assertion that the State
Department has refused to make
public Gov. Roberts first communi-
cation.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
EXPECT BREAK
IN NCOALSTRIKE
Executive Reopening Of
Wage Case Likely If In
surgents Go Back.

Scranton, Pa, Sept. 6.-All mine.
in the anthracite region were idle
today in the usual observance OF
Labor Day.
, 1t was expected a decided break
in the ranks of the $4,000 strikers
will occur tomorrow, pressure hav-
ing been brought to bear on the
insurgents by members of the
United Mine Workers of America,
who urge upon them the necessity
of returning to work before any ac-
tion toward a re-opening of the
wage case can be expected from
Washington.
Hugh L. Kerwin, head of the bu-
reau of conciliation of the Depart
ment of Labor, and three mediators
connected with the department in
Washington, have started an inves-
tigation of the Vacation" in the
anthracite region.
After obtaining information as to
the cause of the mines being idle
and the number of men involved, a
report will be made to Secretary of
Labor Wilson. 1t is expected the
secretary will recommend to Presi-
dent Wilson the consideration OF
the request of the miners award
be reopened il the men who are idle
return to work.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
POLES EXPLAIN
.BALTICCHARGE
Declare Lithuanians Have
Ignored Treaty Lines
And Invaded Land.
Publfc Ledger service.D

Poland's protest to the league OF
nations against the operations of
the Lithuanian army alleges, it was
stated at the Polish Legation last
night, that the Lithuanians have
transgressed the "ethnic" frontier
assigned Poland by the supreme al
lied and associated council in De-
cember, 1919.
Lithuanian troops are said to be
spreading themselves over the
northern territory of Poland, oCcu-
pying towns and villages, inClud-
ing the city of Sajzy. 1t is Po-
lands contention that the Lithu-
anians have thus openly Haunted
the supreme councils decision, as
the Bolshevik armies were about to
do when routed by the Poles.
In July of this year the Lithu-
anian government made peace with
the Bolsheviki, obtaining from the
Moscow regime the city of Wilno, a
few miles east of the provisional
boundary between Lithuania and
Poland The cession of Wilno has
convinced the Polish government of
the probability of an alliance be-
tween the Lithuanians and the
Reds. In the Lithuanian occupation
of Polish territory Poland sees 4
new and distinct military menace
to her means of self-defense. a sit
uation from which only the Bolshe-
Wiki could reap benefit.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
RISEOF DOLLAR
WORRIESDUTCH
Fear Depression of Own
Coinage Presages Ter
rife Prices.
twashfngton Herald-PubIic Ledger
Serviee-specIsI Gable DispHtchD


Amsterdam, Sept. 6.-The contin-
ued rise in the American dollar rate
is causing special anxiety in Hol-
land. where the Dutch royal com
mission on the high cost Of living
calls attention Of the minister for
trade TO the fact that the form is
now at a discount Of 25 per cent
against the American dollar and
even more against the Argentine
peso.
II the depreciation continues prices
for overseas wheat and cattle fOd-
der will undoubtedly be affected en-
failing a further rise in the dollar
bound to influence all other princI-
pal necessities Of life. The Ameri-
can coal imports at a higher dollar
level will automatically influence the
price Of German coal-of which Hol-
land receives 10000 tons monthly
under contract-thus raising living
costs TO the highest limits. The fact
that not alone the Dutch form but
the greater part Of the European
monetary system are in uufavOrable
ratio to the dollar is making the
problem more serious and difficult.
The commission therefore recon-
mends these special problems he sub
mitted to financial experts without
delay.
Copyright. 1890. by Public Ledger CO..
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
VISITOR SHOWN CITY
FROM CLOUDY PEAK

Seeing Washington bylir" is the
experience about which Albert
GreenbaUm, buyer for a New York
firm, Is telling his friends.
Greenbaum was here yesterday
visiting his uncle, Samuel A. Pearl,
La Grande apartments. who is ac-
quainted with several f1iers at Boil
ling Field. Yesterday the two went
out there and persuaded William
Payne to take them up for an hour
in a Curtis p flying boat. II was
the New York mans first flight.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
MEMORIAL TABLET
FOR HEROES PLANNED

Lynchburg, Va. Sept. 6.-PittsyI-
vania County Daughters of the Con-
federacy have started a movement
for the erection of a bronze tablet
at the courthouse at Chatham as
memorial to men who died dur
ing the world war.
The plan is to place the tablet
on one of the walls of the court
room.