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BROOKLYN Still LEADS
TROLLEY-DODGERS HOLD,
FIRM GRIP AT THE TOP
New York and Cleveland Fighting
Tor First Place In American
Icaguc.

NEW YORK, July 25-Brooklyn
continues TO lead the race in the
National League despite little
stump last wcek-that IS. n slumD
compared with the way the team has
been playing since the last week In
June. The Robins lead however
WAS not cut down TO any extent be-
cause Cincinnati. the ,runner-ur
week The relative positions OF the
two teams was not changed today az
both were defeated:
Inc New York Giants had a sue
cessiul week in the West and for a
day occupied fourth place. Tie
Giants. with Chicago and St Louis.
are having "A mir and tuck race for
OF the first division. all three being
I With: striking distance of Pitts
burgh, which occupies third place.
Boston fen behind during the week,
ana Philadelphia. although having "A
I tiSht hold on last place. improved
rs percentage. The closencss OF tho
national League race may bc noted
points separate the first six clubs.
| New York and Cleveland arc fur
niShtng plenty OF excitement in their
battle for. the leadership. OF the
American League. The Indians took
the lead early in May and were dis
placed for "A day by the Yankees the
week of July ith, and again for u
sliniIhl pcr!cu last week. lhcy re-
fiincd first place by defeating Hug
/ gins mon yesterday. Both teams
won their games today.
| Speakers team is still in bad shape
/ for lack OF good pitching, while New
YORK is winning games consistently
l BY heavy batting. Chicago maintains
! IFS place behind the leaders.
- similar situation TO that in the
| national League exists with three
/ Observation-Disclosures. ST. Louis and
| Boston fght!1G for fourth place. De
! troit and Philadelphia have iittiC
/ chance to improve their positions, al
4 though the Machmcn last week wor
majority OF their games for tn,
second time this season.
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only one game In tho National League
TO-DAY. Pittsburgh a; Drcnk!yn ,hn %, nc
.r"inS arc A!ti!AS II owe. the iron rails
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CYCLISTS READY 70 GO

NEWARK, y. j.. July a5.-Amer-
icas cyclists. who will represent the
United States at the Olympic games
IN belgium. were given Il great ova-
lion today when they raced at the
veiodromc in the championships con
tests held here. The bicyclists, and
Two other Newark athletes who will
go TO Antwerp for the Olvmnic
events. were presented with huge
bouquets by their many admircra.
Newark is sending six athletes to
belgium, four of them whcclmcn.
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NAVY ATHLETES SAIL

NEW YORK. July 25.-The l.. SIS.
Frederick, sailing from Newport News
tomorrow. VIII carry Snvcn,y-cight
wearcrs Of the United States shield
who are 10 compete at Antwerp. This
nuQher makes UP the navy members
Oh Inc American Olympic team. In
add!iON to the oIrSinen. navy has
i've tcDccrs and ono alternate: four
track and field men and two alter
mates: eight swimmers. three boxers
ana eight wrestlcrs who have made
the American team ON the VOYAGE
10 Antwerp the athletes viii Irain
on the quarter deck under super
VISION Of he NnrionS cnnrhnS
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GIANTS TRIM ClNCY
fHy Assncin,ch Pos !

CINCINNATI. July 25.-The Giants
won The odd game OF the nvc-game
series from toe Reds today by hit :
ting Salioe hard. Tho veteran left
handler was knocked ont OF the box
in the sixth Inning. and Luquc. who
TOOK MS place. was also bounded.
freely. The Reds opened powerfully
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BOSTON BEATS ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. July rowcll's sin
gle 70 center in the ninth Inning.
With the bases full and two out. gave
Erstcu Two runs aad a 3-to-g victory
over ST. Louis today in the deciding
gam" o. u series o. i've. TN. iOca ;
,T"..cd for seven innings. getting but
our scattered hits OF Watson, then
humch"d four singles for two runs.
The score:
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YANKs BEAT BOSTON
BABE RUTH KNOCKS OUT
HIS THIRTY-FiFTH HOMER
IiuSEin's Men Get TO Iio.t In Fifih
for SlA Hita-Nnys Allows
-Four Hts,
lBy Associated rrcss !


NEW YORK, July 25.-*cw York
easily defeated Boston here today. S
to =. Mays held the Red SOx 10
four hits. t%o Of which we're OF the
scratch variety. lioyt pitched well.
except in the Ifth. when the Yankees
got 10 him for six hts, one OF which
was babe Kuth's ,hirty-nfih home
run of the season, the bah going into
the lower r!Ght-ncid stand
The fielding feature wa" "a triple
play executed by McNaily and Me
INNS ia the ;hird. pcckinpauGh Was
passed and moved 10 second. when
McNaliy !umbied ripHs grounder.
Pratt then lined to Mc&a.ly. who
touched second before l'ctS!npauBh
could return to the bag and =. n!pIbrd
the bail - Hclnnis, retiring lipp,
VINO had started tor second
the score:
N.
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Nurica is the best of the whole won
drous Porto Rican crop Richest in
flavor-Mellowest in that goodness
that makes you feel happy all over.
Carefully selected and handmade by
skilled workmen in our own sanitary
Porto Rican factories.
Nurica Cigars are wonderful value
compare them in size, quality and
price with any other and you will
realize why they are the best known,
best liked and biggest-selling cigar
that ever came out of Porto Rico.
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Totals iii e TO
-Battedefur iio9t IN c.i

Boston ........ ...........G 00ol % %
su,nniery: nnns.iy;ii;;i;. Il S%allS. feelsin-
p 46n iioau.nre M,!Ily. i.dd in," f @o.
base hits ,l:l;h. Tralt. THREE base nit
SCnung Home run-Euth stolen base
McSa!iy. SAcrifce,-Ncusel. Ruth. Dou-
b." ;lays-Scutt 10 McIhni. to MATTERS.
PcckInuauph 10 Pratt 70 pipp. Tribe play
--ncSaiiE. 10 McIun.s. I.en on bases Bn--
ii2i wy, SSW Y yotk mr. % P ,ay.
~ inninss: ~ Fortune. Q IN inning.
Struck out-by HOY. :. by MAS. / Tim =
piTrs-Sa.iin and Connolly. 4 im. ! IS.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Southern League.

Little Rock. 6; Chattanooca. .
New, Orleans. 8; Mobile. 2. 1rirs.
Mobile. 4; New Orleans. /. tsecona
Memphis. Z: Birmingham. /.
Atianta. .; Nashville, o. CFirst
Nashville. 9; Atlanta. o. tsccond
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Detroit.
Totals ....iJ Il - II Total. 4. ,. !; -
-Nattrl !uI NAnE!LG.r M Mlmth.

.IIIII.El.
-. , l.Guis ......"..-.......9e&3!oi;e-;
summary: Runs smith. GcGeon S.slo-.
Jacobson, =. Williams. -\us;in. .Vunriider.
:i"5cs. =. shorten. Neach. / H=Iimau. ;:
f.trst"dd. 8. AinHn!th. { Oldham . Er-
ro.S-Sm!th Young Neach TSo.hss, hits
Thrcs-gass hts Young. Aiu5ni.th fla:
ti"Gd, jacobson. stolen base. FHy.u Dou.
hie piays-'YounE and Holilnan, LEI, On
hhS"E-Si. Louis. Il: Detroit. e. Base on
niti+N-rN g 'rh!n. ;. oil ShDCker. >: OF
Nang.drr 70 IL struck ont-by {. dhn.n.
2: rs EunEild.r. . Losing p!tCh"r-Shoct.r
tmorrs-ET!cl and owens Time. 1855.
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IN HER GRAVE But
FOR PLANT JUICE
Sensational Testimonial Given
by Well-knOwn Virginian
For The New Herbal
Remedy.
WIFE HAD STOMACH TROUBLE
Claims Since Taking Plant
Juice She Is Now Feeling
Like 4 New Woman.

II just want to tell tho Plant Juice
man that were il not for his medi-
cine my vile would be in her grave
today, | believe" said Mr. John T.
Lassiter. of No. 7l5 Yarmouth street
recently to the Plant Juice man.
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'liicarU
Totals
I0iNIs .....I Y I0'aTs y. 10 q
mated tor Srh,!a IN ninth
tlstfi.t tuF Williams iu ninth.
.l5tttd Tor Jameson IN seventh

Chicago ...... ............. q obGIt66
Cleveland ...... ..-........i . . : 30 -
nan. S2caNcr Gardner. Johnston O'Selli.
SoEc!essie. burre; Egrrr--W Weaver. RS
h"rr T"r-bhse hits --i.lebUli. Fcisch. :.
1%tlnef. c'S"sll C1Y"i"s"!". Chairman.
johnston: Home TuG.-SScaK"r. Stolen
vase - N5inns:.usy Sacrifices - Liz bold.
Johnston, GTtn.y, LIT on 50.
ii.nis. {: or cnversluc. ;. S,,uci; ou,-by
NiL!iAinH. =. covr."sk.c. g. VIII u!irh-
Iirrt. n
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Louisville, s; Toledo, O (first came) /:
Io'cdo. d; Louisville, 3 (sccond game).
Mlnnoapolis, 5; st. Paul. 4.
Kansas City, S; milwaukee,, o (frst
Es a1; milwaukee. 2; Kansas City, /
Indianapolis, z; Columbus. (f,rst
Gnme); indianapolis. 3; Columbus,
(socond game).
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TIGERS WIN, Fl TO 8

DETROIT. July 25.-Dctro!t ham
!ucrcd three pitchers for Twenty-Five
hits and defeated 81. Louis today, u
10 ). With the exception OF rinclli.
every Tiger hit a. least once, AIN
sHn.tl leading IN the clubbing Win
tSo singles, II double and :, triple In
.vu times at bat.
The score.
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SENATORS BEAT ATHLETICS

WASHiNGTOE, July 25.--WashIng-
ton rallied in the eighth inning to-
day ana defeated Philadelphia, 4 to
j.. MAYOR up to the eighth mad held
Washington Ia check, nut four hits.
including doub!: In that inning,
proved his undo!nS.
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International I.cnr,,a.

bulaIo, 5; Rochester. l.
Bafimorc. 10: Syracuse. (rrs;
game; baltimore, I: Syracuse. (scc-
Sond Eafnep. Called at end Of seventh
by agreement.
Akron, S; Toronto. z.
Reading. z: Jersey City. (nrst
camel; Jersey City, S; Reading, 7
(sccond game)
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PIRATES BEAT BROOKLYN
LOSE GAME, 5 TO q. BUT
STILL HOLD TOP PLACE
Mitchell Losrm iI!S First Gnmr OF
Scasoh-l:nch Team Gets
Ten I:itS.
LIE AssOcIatol 20. !!

BROOKLYN. y. y, july a5-pitts-
burSh knocked Mitchell OF. OF the
box toda?, the soUtbyaw spithull
pitcher losir;; his hist game OF the
season. me score was 90 oarn
sale getting ten hits. Wh!ttcd's
triple IA the eighth tied the score.
After Brooklyn had led .or SOY
Whitfield home with the winning
run.
Tho score.
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Well. a.! the big league teams PLAYED
Yesterday. They had to do some travelling
however; TO Eet TO personal liberty cities
where they allow Sunday bail.
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SPOR I S.

Me;hic. i.!.!fcr. Thrcc-baae hit-Howlinrs.
-itaw isss. rasaert. 2 Deal. l.cft on bases
l.lis"uif AIN 7,!c-. = on i,ix"y. j. S;,u"!'
out Al"Nil d r. {. bv RIxrY. /. Empire.
Moran and E..!"r. Time. 80.
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Chicago.
Totals ..ss : u 70

.Battcd FOR Rixcy in ninth
Score hv innings: p
PHILADELPHIA ......... .....i q q o q ! o.
summary: Runs--Raw!ings. Wheat. !Io!-
iOch-E. Terry. M.rkle. :: FrlberE Errors
paulcttc = Two-b base h!ts-Tcrry. .: Flack
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philadrlni.ia.
Washington.
Totals ,..:.aa e i3 Totals -.
Batted for Torres in eighth.
fBh,;ed FOR shaw in eighth.


,,ynlIhGs.na.a 49,. .....3 o.
sS Snfninary: ,,u Kmns,Ewiit DYKES WSlNcr.
Shthks. :. Milan. Johnson. Errors-Wolg
Shanks. =. Two.base. h.ts-Shanks. Grimm:
Mia. ahcrihC"s Galloway. Double pia. 3
-pusan 20 DYKES to Griffin infi on
hascs-.,rhiig dalnhia. {: Wnsiirrtnn. !. no az,
on hrlii-om Chank. !. iI!ts--oir shaw. : in
lnhinHs; on Schhchi. In inning ;StrIci,
o'.i--ny shaw, 6: Ivy Slyor. 3 Wild ,,itcn..ss
--Shhw. Winuing pitchcr-ShIw Jnn,res
.-LNnIs anu hMNehrMnh. liIEn- IL, =.
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CLEVELAND WINS AGAIN
re Ax.nclnlnl rrr.a-l

defeated Chicago today. I To 2 cove
lcsk!. ou;piiCHcd Williams and re-
cc!vcd better support, errors by RS
berg and Weaver being costly Nu-
ncrouS doubles were made because
OF ground rules. ow!ns 10 the crowd
OH the field
Tn. score.
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Texas League.

Dallas. l2; Houston, (first gamc)
Houston, 2; Dallas, | (second game
Reanmont, 8; Shreveport, 2.
game); Fort Worth, G; Gnivcston =
(second Bamc).
San Antonio. s; Wichita Falls. 6.
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MERKLE'S BAT WINS


CHICAGO. July -Chicago
punched hits today and defeated
Philadelphia. to .. in the final
game OF the series Alexander
pitched In fine form, having only two
bad innings. Mcrklc's batting was
feature.
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position AT present Last in both Big
leagues. wondcr whether there vii! be
i booby prize this year
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How They Stand T oday
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.
10 games SC.lfufIlpu

VII ERR. THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
lchiond at Portsmouth.
Rocky Mount AT suffolk,
Norfulk at Wilson.
Petersburg at Newport News
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Weeks Record Of the Work in
the Two Major Baseball Leagues

The week" record II" ,h" National of
pn''d lost
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N" Work - no9i O,ot
snmrlasy I,;,as ,;:;.'T 4" % -
,!lrn.H. IoneS. Groh. paubcr;. Errors
hi, D,,n,,555 "t ~, 70, ,Sst.H. - 20 Tw2- % 20
n 30, !'trh"ft $acriilc. Duncan. Double
pn n'9.s-Ngw York. 6. Cincinnati = IJ,sa
IN pn..g-un Sal!cC. /: on I.upuc. >: on
InrrE, {; H!is-Gn Sal'r". ~ In Is In.
nins5: on i.ruu". ; in 3 20 Innings iii
~ ttichs Tpn"y. /. struck out--hy i.ua,ir
:. ~ I"n"v, !. 10 n. pitcher S9,,n.
Imn-r.s--O DIV ana Gui.:.ey. rIinc. rs
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With Cleveland having an of day TODAY
IN. Yankees should tax. advantages ana
pui owe. a victory and get on too again
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
,TESTERDAY's RESULTS.
New York. h; Sostun. ..
Eficvriandi :; Chicago. =.
Detroit, 81; 81. Louis, i.
WIS lnEtnn. 4; Iu;Inlc.nhin Q

WHERE THEY. rIAY TO-DAY. -''
SION at Sew York.
Chicago mt Detroit.
Washington at phiIndeIpI,in
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- 'TV d !Nf.Nts. II.
Boston .... I q ,r-n n n =
-. Louis q u n q q ~ q -
Summary: Egns-roaci. B5aci.ci Chris
,.hLl9h. Ipuruigr. JanNrIu ERROR
H!".ekc! Two base hl;s-linn. Tlvan.
tio;hsns, stolen bases-.fow"H Sacr.iic"s-
=; ~ 4hNltlc, l4I|aa. DOnb.c ,NlaNE-i'iC6.
l!ol;% and M2tanyilie; l.avan; HornshY aud
ronFnt"T. I."ft on baseS-EoSton. 5: St
LOWS. :. has. on baIls--on Watson /: OF
D9.k' on iia.ncs HtS-on Watson.
IN, innings. of NcGuIl.an. in :: off
Soak, in :: OF Shcr.icI IN Ia: OF
iiaines IN 20 inning. Struck ou,--by
watson. -; by Duak I: by UIines. l. Win
ming nitche!-Wa,son. Losing pi,ch"--.
Eher del. umDres-klem and Eiasl!e
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S"oT" by Innings: r.
l.lSDGrch ...... ......... & o o : Go
brooklyn ........ ..........l 30 - 90 1t
summary; f,rrs-Car"y. ?: Southwo-th
Whlti"G. Pord'r. Olson. Myers. Kl.huT
Elliott. Two-uInr hits-Whca. EhGrr
Elliott. Thrct-bnsc hIt-WhitteI. Stolen
basns-car-y. Myers. Sacrif! rrs-.H aftusr.
kiliun. Double rlavs-Cu;shaw and Grimm.
Lett on bsses-Pi;tsburrh >. ErUuklyn. s.
Basc. on bnIls-..on Mitchell. 2. on C1d1rc.
In H thSo9 @i'ch%iisS ins ill., innings:
Mitchell. !: By Ponder. .. Winning pitcher
Ponder. toiIn; pitcher-M!,ChcF. Tin =
p!res-liar, and Harrison. Time. 1855.
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WASHINGTON will certainly have to 'step
81 LOUIS and Boston hanging on her
heels. : !ti.e pep. Senators
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on 'fonoy in the first inning. bu,
could not continue their attack.
The score:
N..,..
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NSnw York. .; Cincinnnti: :.
HOston. o; st. Louis. Z.
Chicago: 8; rl,ilnde!phia. g.
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Batter Up

Spain trimmed our Olympic polo team
yesterday. Wen p!oy them baseball. won;
we And Wen beat them.
The next thing we have 10 look forward
TO at boulevard PARK Is 20 gee Tommy
ABBOTT pitching. Guess Lee Gooch has
used a!m everywhere else. Wouldn't be
suEg.!aeA 4 Tommy cnull % ihu; Too
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Totals ....2, 2TlI To,e'a ...3I 8 i =
~ "a ~: iiuiko Ia ninth
iBAtt.G igr Watson In u!nth.
Kan Tor Cru!s. Ia ninth
,STttct FOR Ilak In c!rI;h
fEtn !sT .ChG,t% In eighth.
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Wonder whn; Lee Gooch does with al.
ms str"w hats Luke stuart should br
pretty well supplied too.
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now Rocky Mount manager keeps his men
rom pulling mat rough stuff on the field
Ike they did q week ago 1890
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The next thing we have 10 look forward
used him evctSwhese Else. w6 nGgdim " Ss
SURPRISED {: Tommy could DO ,ha, too -
Vel, al the big. league teams played
hhs e.ssva incy had to d" some i:avei!rE
PHILADELPHIA certainly occupies UNIQUE
leagues. Wonder whether there vii! be
i booby prize this year.
With Cleveland having an off day TODAY
the Yankees should take advantage and
pu; over a victory and get on too again
WASHINGTON will certainly have to step
e. oliS TS S II oi ihs ' na,, ayi>:%n with
heels. \ l!t;!e pSo. seha,o ts"S ." "e'
=, Won!er Thn, Lee ,Gooch does with all
pretty well SUPPLIED too.
Here's hoplnr PIE" ru,ienweIac- N.
now Rocky Noun, manager. Keeps his m 1ne
iks ,isy d'a a week s ago STUN ." me ned
sS f1 az az h Ihs ENsio"a h .e a,Ss
teams arc h!t;!As II owe. the iron rails
And Babe Ruth l;nocliel his ,h.rtv.n.,h
NV YORK crowd q SS@ 'r rolns ei isa:
over Il? eau. And now they Sign him
10, iNs n%vies: Let's hope he don't turn
u screen star.
our couy hov ran around Lao, n,rb.
with brand new innha!r suit and RAM M,
rat: which Jus, made everyone in The ely
they work uo 10 tina, Dos!t!on.
When Richmond has sunday bail Wen
Monday mornings.
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no score.
I'iti,l,,:ryI


Totals 80: - 10 = Totals ....3s 10
Ran !Ur koa.tghY iu ninth.
liiN,tci for caGoTe ia ninth.
The spectator., 1920-08-13
REAL REASON FOR HIS TEARS
Teacher Flattered Herself That Young ster Was Crying Because She
 Was Leaving Them.

The graduating class of Terre Haute school gave the teacher a part. ing gift. During the speech she made acknowledging the gift she noticed that one boy was weeping. Then she told how touched she was by the emo ton displayed by this boy. What greater tribute could teacher have than to have child cry because he was leaving herr" she later asked the class.
 One of the other boys remained after the others had left. Miss N" he confided, you thought Jim was crying because he was going to leave you, but he wasn't. It was because that was going to be the last time he would see that present. I had the hardest time to get his 30 cents to- ward it out of him I ever had getting anything. And when you took that package he was just bidding that 90 cents n fearful farewell.
The spectator., 1920-08-13
IS RACE TO BE HAlRLESS7
Prediction Made, Not Without Reason, That Coming Generations
 Will Be Bald.

That the man of the next century will have no hair on his head has been predicted time and again, and the fact that many men under forty are bald seems to indicate that this may be possible, the men of the coming gen. eratlonS acquiring badness al an earlier age until finally hairless specimen of the genus homo shall ar rive. But 1t Is through no fault of their own that men are losing their hair, while women are perhaps un- consciously getting ready to become hairless females of the species, and while they may be only working out the will of Providence. they are doing 1t deliberately by "bobbing" their hair. The fashion was introduced. 1t Is said, by Russian women. who disguised themselves trying to get out of their bolshevist-ridden country. Coming to the United States. their bobbed hair attracted attention. was first taken up by the bohemian set In New York, and now is rapidly spreading Some of the older women, not wishing to sacrifice their locks, are said to be wearing false bohbed hair.
The spectator., 1920-08-13
POLISH SITUATION
 VERY CONFUSING
BOLSHEVlKI MENACE TO EUROPE MADE SUBJECT OF DlPlO-
 MATIC NOTES.

Washington. - The Polish situa. tion, described at the State Depart ment as one of confusion and conten- tion,' is said to have become the sub- ject of diplomatic exchanges not on ly between the allied governments, but between the allied powers and the United States.
 The trend of the exchanges was not disclosed here, and silence was main tained by officials generally as to the international aspects of the Pol ish debacle. Official reports to the State Department were said to be quite as disquieting as press dis patches, and authorization was sent by the department to the American le- gation at Warsaw for its removal with allied diplomatic representatives from the capital, endangered by the west ward sweep of the Bolshevik forces.
 John c. White, charge daffafres of the American legation during the visit of Hugh Gibson. the minister, in this country. was told to use his own discretion in leaving Warsaw. It was said that if the necessity to leave arises, the foreign diploma..,c repre- sentatives probably will go to Grau- denz.
 Minister Gibson is en route to Washington from California and he will leave soon for his post
 Official dispatches on the Polish sit uation were received here recently. One said French military representa- tives in Warsaw notified the Polish government recently that France would be unable to furnish any com bat troops for use against the Bolshe- wiki. The use of additional officers, however, was offered.
 The steady march of the Russians upon Warsaw has created a situation which is causing grave anxiety in Flu ropean capitals. Some expressions go even to the extent of comparing 1t with that of August, 1914.
 The allies are making representa- tions to soviet Russia in aid of Pc land. the British note sent now being described in some quarters as in the nature of an ultimatum although al legations that 1t contained a threat of war are not confirmed in authoritative quarters. The Russian emissaries now in London are reported to have recognized the gravity ofthe situation and to be urging their government to halt the Russian march in Poland.
The spectator., 1920-08-13

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