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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
CADDOCK WINS ON MAT
OVER STRANGER LEWIS

DIES MONIES, June 9.-Earl Cad
dock. former heavyweight wrestling
champion, of Walnut, Iowa, defeated
Ed ("Strangler") Lewis Of Lexington,
KY, here last night, two falls out of
three.
Caddock won the first fall in forty
three minutes and thirty seconds with
a head scissors and arm chancery.
Lewis took the second with head
lock in twenty-seven minutes. and
Caddock won the deciding fall in
seven minutes with a toe hold and
wrist lock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
Valiant Retains Net Title.

w. P. Valiant of California re-
tanned his title as tennis singles
champion of Gallaudet College by de-
feating J. Mackel of Pennsylvania
yesterday in the final of the tourney,
60. Go. Valiant is a senior. while
Mackel, who was the sensation of
the tournament. is a member Of the
preparatory class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
YANKEES STILL Att;
DOWN TIGERS, 10 TO 6

The Yankees had three big innings in
defeating the Tigers yesterday, 10 to
6, scoring trio Of runs in the second.
six in the seventh and four in the ninth
They pounded Boland and Dauss for
sixteen hits. The Tigers took an early
lead at Mogridge's expense, but Shaw
key. after allowing two tallies in the
fifth, was invincible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
CALDWELL HURLS TRIBE
TO WIN OVER MACKMEN

Caldwell pitched the Indians to a
triumph over the Athletics yesterday, Z
to 5, the Indians getting a good lead and
staying in front They drove Moore
from the box in two innings and hit
Keefe for three runs in the fifth.
Speaker and Evans each got three hits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
Indian Head Issues Blanks.

The Indian Head team handed the
Boiling Field combination set of
ciphers, Z to 0, Heise allowing the
aviators only two hits. The winners
got all their runs off Miller in the
first two innings. Larson and Heise
having duel the rest of the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
Knickerbockers Offer Services.

The Knickerbocker Club has offered
the services of it's base ball team to
play games to help raise funds for
the Casualty Hospital. The Knicker-
bockers are willing to meet any nine
that may be picked to be their op-
ponent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
Game to Naval Air Station.

Naval Air Station won over High
land A. C. in a well played game in
the Potomac League yesterday, to
4. All the runs were scored in the
first two innings. The game was
pitchers battle between Snow and
Brown, each allowing four hits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
Loose Game to Post Office.

1t took a dozen runs for Post Of
fee to defeat Naval Hospital in the
Departmental League yesterday. The
losers got eleven. Errors and passes
played a prominent part in the run
getting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
Bureau and Aggies in Tie.

Bureau and Agriculture played
6-6 tie in the Government League
yesterday Bureau outhit the Aggies
IL to 8, but the latter played better
ball in the field. A run in the ninth
enabled Bureau to even the count,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
PLAYGROUND Meet Today.

The New York avenue playground
division meet will he held in the
Central High stadium at o'clock
this afternoon. The playground fnais
will be held Saturday morning at lo
o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
Zone l a Run to the Good.

A tally in the seventh gave Zone a
7-to-6 win over Zone in the Navy
Yard circuit yesterday. Serrin and
Frye pitched good ball, but their sup
port was cratic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
Will Play Tennis Today.

War" B and Justice-Trade teams
will meet in a Departmental League
match this afternoon at 4:45 o'clock
on the municipal courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
TRIBE Tie in Bankers League.

National Savings and Trust created
a triple tie for the lead in the
Bankers League by defeating Amer
lean Security and Trust yesterday,
9 to z. These teams and Washington
Loan and Trust each has won four Of
six games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
Thomson Dartmouth Track CAPTAIN

HANOVER, N. H., June 9.-The
election Of Earl ]. Thomson. champion
120-yard high hurdler, as captain of
the Dartmouth track team of 1921,
was announced today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
WASHINGTON.
sBatted for SOthoron in seventh.
fBatted for Van Glider in ninth.

Halted Tor Van Glider in ninth.
Washington. 0 o 0 O %
st. Louis. ...... o o l o D 1-3
Runs batted in-Harris (2l. O'Neill. johnson,
Gedeon. Sisler. Williams. Two-base hits-Har-
ris. SEVERED. Home runs-Johnson. Sisler,
Williams. Stolen bases-Rice. Roth. Williams.
Observation-Disclosures. O'Neill GU, Sothoron. Dou-
BILE play-Harris and Shanks. Left on bases
Washington. 4; st. Louis. g. Bases on balls =.
on johnson. 2: off Sothoron. 4. Hits-On
Sothoron. in innings; off Van Glider. in
. innings. Wild pitch - Sothoron. Losing
pitcher - Sothoron. Umpires-Messrs. Dineen
and Nallin. Time Of game hour and SO
m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
REMNANT RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash. at st. Louis. Wash. at st. Louis.
Phila. at Cieve. Phila. at Cleve.
New York at Detroit. New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago. Boston at Chicago.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
Wash, s; St. l., 8. Cleve.. Z; Phila. s.
Boston, 4; Chicago. l. N. r. Is; Detroit, 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09

College Base Ball.
University Of Vermont, 2; Har-
ward. l.
Boston College. 6; University of
California, 2.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Chicago at Phila. Chicago at Phila.
Cinci at New York. Cinci. at New York.
st. L. at Brooklyn. st. L. at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston. Pittsburgh at Boston.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
N. r, s; cincin.. 4. Phila., s: Chicago. 2.
ST. l., 8; Brooklyn, Q. Pitts. at Boston (cold) /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09

Griff returned empty-handed from
his scouting excursion to Columbus.
Ohio. He took a look at Outfielder
Wade Of the Minneapolis team, but
opines he is far from big league cal
iber-a good hitter. but entirely too
slow on his feet. Scout Joe Engel, who
hes, been looking for talent in the
south, has rejoined the club and re-
ports having seen nothing worth
while on his travels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09

BEAUMONT. Tex, June 9-Pete
Schneider, formerly with the Cincin-
Evening star., 1920-09-05
TURKS USE REDS GUNS:
PzLLAGZNG IN RETREAT
Creeks Press Nationalist -7drtars in Eo.
lent Uprising Care
for $4,000 Children.

CONSTANTINOPLE, September 4
(by the Associated Press).-Greek
forces advancing against the Turkish
nationalists in Asia Minor have
reached the railway junction at AZ
soomkarahissar. It is reported that
the nationalists have received eighty
cannon from the bolsheviki.
A violent uprising among the Tar
tars in the neighborhood Of Baku is
reported to be in progress.
The mother and sister OF Mustapha
Kemal Pasha, the Turkish nationalist
leader. are reported to have ned to
Samsun. on the Black sea. His wife
is within the Greek lines near
Philadelphia.
Apprehensive lest the reported
Greek preparations to make a land
ing coincident with the Smyrna front
offensive may give rise to general
massacre Of Greeks and Europeans
in that region. the French are with
drawing their civilians and the Brit
ish have warned women workers that
it is unsafe to venture into tho tn
terror.
ISMuD. Asia Minor, September 3 (by
the Associated Prees).-rurikish ma
tionalists are carrying out their
Evening star., 1920-09-05

threat to devastate the country a..
tney retreat before the Greeks. II in
reported here from Trustworthy sources.
6anos led by notorious outlaws who
nave Joined the nationalists are said to
be beginning to pillage and burn villages
on large scale.
Greek and Armenian refugees arr
arriving here from the interior In
great numbers. Their number in Ia
mid alone 10 estimated to be 15. 900.
They are being rationed in part bv
the American committee for. relief
in tho near east. The commfttee,s
station here is in charge Of Misses Leila
Priest and Emily d. .Passmore Of weat-
wood, N. j.. who are working night
and day caring for children and their
sick mothers, finding places for them
to sleep in tents and barns and pro-
vidfng clothing.
It is estimated that there are 5o. 600
Turkish and Greek orphans at the
various centers established in Asia
Minor by the American relief COM
mittee- The Greek authorities are
finding new homes for many of these
In Thraoa. whore the Turks ned in
large numbers during the recent 90.
cupation by Greek troops.
Evening star., 1920-09-05
v. R. & I. REVENUE
SHORT $4,000
Indications Are That Com
+, pany Will Fall Below
Return Fixed.

Indications are that the Washington
Railway and Electric Company will
fall at least $450,000 short this year
of earning the amount of revenue
which the Public Utilities Commission
estimated the company needed for q
fair rate Of return when the present
rate Of fare was fixed.
When the existing rate Of fare was
ordered it was figured that the COM
pany NEEDED about $4,000 additional
revenue in order to earn fair rate Of
erty.,
The commission estimated that q
rate sof 8 cents cash or four tokens
for 80 cents would give the company
$617, 600 more in revenue. The remain
ing 100000, the commission said.
would be made up ii Congress would
abolish the present 4 per cent tax on
the gross income Of the company and
subatitute smaller tax on earnings
in excess OF per cent return on
fair, value.
Such a change would have saved
the company about 100000. but Con-
gress failed before adjournment to
enact the necessary legislation. and
there is little prospect of having it
considered at the session which
will. begin. after election.
In addition to this 100000 which
the company sees no hope Of getting
through action by Congress this year,
an official Of the company estimated
yesterday that the company win fall
about $15o,ooo short Of taking in the
$e17, 900 which the commission be-
lieved would result from the increase
in fare.
The order fixing the present rate
Of fare continues until January. No
statement has been made by tho COM
pany as to whether 1t win seek to
have the rate changed at that time.
Evening star., 1920-09-05
Persian Prince,
Aged II, Wants to
Bec0meAmeHcan

CONSTANTTNOPLE, Septem-'
Der 4.-aI want to be nm Ameri-
cam" announced Prince Mejid,
aged twelve, brother Of the Shah
Of Persia, when he appeared to-
day, accompanied BY his guar
dian, Sahib Jem, to matrfcu-
late at the preparatory school
Of Robert College.
~An right. we will permit you
to enter. though we will net
call you prince. but plain Mejid.
and also spank you II You don't
behave and learn your 1esssns,"
answered the teacher. These
conditions the prince accepted.
All teachers in the lseh0Ol
are American women. and the
students are Persians. !Tartafs.
Greeks, Armenians and Turks.
kaey Ase Eetpea aer hack ~
accomneAation. .4-.-..,-..7 zss-:.. ~,
Evening star., 1920-09-05
COX AND MOORE
PLAY|NGFOR TIME,
POLITICIANS VIEW
Governor Receives Encour.
agement to Hammer Away
for the League.
By n. o. MESSENGER.

up to now this looks like a chem
ical-engine campaign, answering still
alarms to put out small blazes."
grunted a gloomy looking member
Of a group of political gabblers gos-
siping around the White House yes
terday. 'If something big doesn't
come OF pretty soon the country will
get disgusted with politics and turn
attention to affairs important-like
new recipes for home brew, and such. :"
Those republicans out in Chicago
seem to be dubious Of Gov. Cox hav-
ing anything on them" remarked
another. Reminds me Of the story
Of the fellow who was awakened by
his wife with the alarming news that
q burglar was going through his
clothes. Aware that his pockets were
empty, he whispered Keep still, and
IL he finds anything Til get up and
take 1t way from him.
Mid Intesest In Inquiry.
From the talk among the peii-i
ticians around town there appears 70
be mild interest In fhe reIseWAl ef
the senatorial invsxtigation Of cam.
paign funds this week-hopeful on
the part Of the democrats. based on
Ed Moore's confident assurance that
he "has the goods" on the repub-
licans. and skeptical on the part Of
the republicans. The democrats de-
clare 1t ia incredible to them that
Mr.. Moore is "blumng" and think he
surely must have something up his
sleeve. They realize that Gov. Cox's
presentation Of '.proofs' was an anti
climax in its effect upon the public
and fear that If Mr.. Moore, after
talking so high, should fail to pro-
duce. the effect would be deadly.
The republicans figure it out that
Gov. Cox and Mr.. Moore are playing
for time. hoping that in the delving
something may be unearthed. some
unexpected find made which will sub
stantiate the Governors original
charge. Otherwise. they argue. IL the
evidence were actually in existence,
Gov. Cox would naturally have been
expected to flash 1t himself. since n
his own chairman, George White. said
on the witness stand. It was his fight
Democrats Of importance In efacial
life expressed qualification yesterday
that Gov. Cox IL going to 1t" on the
league Of nations issue. Ono ofacial
Of high standing In the administration
said the governors speeches since he
started out Friday were good"
Gov. Cox is to receive encourage
ment from Washington to hammer
away at the league Of nations.
The campaign fund side issue is re-
garded as "his own pigeon and he
win receive credit for bringing II
down or take the responsibility for
missing it. as the case may be. But
the league Of nations is classed as the
CONTINUED on Page I, Column g.
Evening star., 1920-09-05
Teddy I:, Snubs
Chicago Mayor;
Calls off Speech

CHICAGO. September 4.-Lieut.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt today
Cancelled 4 speaking engage
ment at the Hamilton Club be-
cause. he said, he sAceuId not
speak In Chicago without say
ing what he thought Of Mayor
William Hale Thompson.n and
the republican national COM
mfttee lad requested him "not
to take sides in the state fac
tfonal primary AEht.,
The lnte Theodore Roosevelt
once refused to speak at the
same club because Willian
Lorimer was ON the list Of in
svited guests. but Lorimer's in
vitatfOn was withdraw and
Roosevelt spoke.
Evening star., 1920-09-05
u. S. "oFFIcER" AGERMAn.
Teuton Drew Fay as American;
Faces Fraud Charge.

CHICAGO. September 4.-Theodore
Schudds. who claims to be German
army officer was indicted today by
q federal grand jury. charged with
defrzuding the government by COL
lecting ,$1.sss in back pay, while
using the name Of Lieut. Arthur Kin
caidi an American officer.
.SchndAe, who says he obtained
KincaiGs papers in Germany after
tho aiunistioe, was returned to this
country as Kincaid and discharged
at Fort Sheridan, where he collected
pay due the American ofhcer.
Schudde enlisted in the Army as a.
private following his discharge. He
was arrested in San Francisco when
a photograph OF him in German
uniform was found among his eff
fecta 49, Z
Evening star., 1920-09-05
AMBASSADOR RETURNS.
Sir Auckland Geddes Back After
Conference in Canada.

Sir Auckland Geddes. the British am
bassador, returned to Washington yes
terday from Canada, where he went
after his vacation in Maine. While in
Canada the ambassador conferred with
Dominion authorities on several ques-
tions expected to figure in negotiations
between the American and British gov
ernments. including pulp wood supply
and fisheries.
regard to the nomination Of the new
Canadian minister to America, who is
expected here next winter.
Evening star., 1920-09-05
Reds Rule Italy.
After Big ReuoH,
London Informed

~ Cabla to Tho Star and New Yefk
Tribune. Copyright. 1880.
LONDON, September 4@A'reA
revolution sn q large scale u
reported to have broken sut In
Italy.
Nest Of the leading cities have
been seiseA ~ the revelation
ary forces, according to advfces
received here.
The Italian merchant marine
II said to have been eonAseateds
according to the Dispatches. The
reds apparently are seising con-
troll all ever the country.
The esuD A'etat II reported
to have been well planned.
Evening star., 1920-09-05
ITALY DEMANDS REGENT.

VIENNA. September 4.-Admiral
Nicholas Horthy. regent of Hungary,
10 named In the list Of psrsons de-
manded by italy from Austria for
trial for alleged war crimes.
Evening star., 1920-09-05
Labor Day
The Star VIII Be Issued
Monday Al: l O'Clock

CLASSIFIED advertisements for
Mondays Star must be sent to
The Star once before IL pm.
Sunday. Death Notices. Lost and
Found and Wanted ads win be
received until $50 Monday morn-
inS.
Evening star., 1920-09-05
BUDENNY GETS NEW
TROOPS TO CHECK
POLISH SUCCESSES
Infantry Reinforcements
Reach Defeated Red Cav
airy Leader at Zamosz.

By the Associated Press.
WARSAW, September 4.-Gen. Bud
emmy. the Russian soviet cavalry leader,
is bringing up infantry reinforcements.
apparently designed to check the
Polish successes east of Zamosz.
northwest Of Lemberg.
An official statement issued shortly
before midnight says that Budenny's s
mounted army is concentrating under
cover Of newly arrived infantry.
These reinforcements. eadeavoring
to undo the effect Of the defeat suf-
fered by the cavalry. have taken the
offensive in the region Of Hrubieszow
without success. Farther south the
Poles have ousted the Russians from
Belx, taking much war material
East Of Lemberg and along the Bug
and Gniia Lipa rivers the Poles have
repulsed the soviet forces with the
aid Of tanks.
Leave fer Riga Thursday.
According to present plans. which
however. still afeA incomplete. the
Polish peace delegates hope to start
sisnt aupaslAt4f ~ Rafs n resume
their hegotiations with the Russians
Thai part Of IA Relish celebration
d sisasA. .ta5iy fef Wd5sGvl. !. 1t il
iserhsA, end 4 s5pected 70 arrive here
sunday.
III i .unssrst6od the delegation
which win gS to RiEa is virtually the
Evening star., 1920-09-05
No U. 5. Reply Now.

Although it was said at the State
Department that no immediate reply
was contemplated to the notes re-
ceived from the Polish government in
connection with the correspondence
over. the Russo Polish situation. OFF,
cials do not believe the last word has
yet been said in the discussion.
It was intimated that the American
government was not inclined to press
itz point on matter. requiring poise
and calm projection at time when
Polish onicaals are fully occupied with
military measures Insistence under
these conditions upon q definite state
mont by Poland Of her purpose to re-
spect Russian integrity was not to
be expected. It was indicated.
While by no means abandoning the
that Poland should def
nitely renounce any purpose or. action
which might be construed as, imperial
istic. the State Department has taken
the position that the Poles be per-
mitted to satisfy themselves that all
danger Of further invasion Of Poland
by the bolsheviki has passed before
to the ethnographic
frontier.
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1s.aiaued on Page I, Column 4
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-06-08

In sailing with the Shamrock ", rae
ing whatever boat is selected by the
United States.
Georges Carpenter, Georges Papn,
Charles Ledoux Of France, Lew Ed.
wards of Australia, Jimmie Wilde,
Tommy TQole, and George Batfeld of
England are in this country competing
for our boxing championships.
And while we may lose at golf
though we stand good chance, and
our boxers may occasionally lose Il
bout, it's pretty good bet that while
Sir Thomas Upton may lead the world
IN the tea market, he can't beat the
Yankee shippers ON the sea, though h,
is Il royal and true gentleman ant
sportsman. and last but not least, ma
tons. this United States Of ours hai
already spoken for the Olympic games
Sand Storm Smile.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-06-08
LEGAL NOTICES

appurtenanoes, to-wit:
1.-THE north half Of the northeast quarter
(NhNEA Of section twenty three t23l, m
township twenty four (2i) south range seven
90 west. n. NJ. p. NJ. together with all APP
purienances thcreunto belonging or IN any.
wise apperiaining and particularly water
ght described as; a . part NJ all hr
water available for irrigation purposes FROM
irrigation well No. lad not exceeding two
acre feet per acre per year; together with an
undivided 20 interest In and TO pump, well
motor and all fixtures used in and about SAID
well No. liD,'
for the security of an indebtedness due aud
owing 10 the Plaintiff amounting. with inter
est to date Of sale. 10 the sum of oighty.siX
hundred five and % 100 (Ss GO5DI dollars
and that o certain mortgage bearing date The
9Th day Of April 1914, made and executed
hy Henry NJ. Cartwright and Addic H. Car
wright, his wife, as mortsagors, To Mmhrcs
Valley Alfalfa Farm Company, corporation
as mortgage. and NJ record in the office ol
the Comfy Clerk ot said County Of Luna, on
book six 40 pp. 1919, constitutes valid and
subssung lien upon the following doscrile ed
land real estate. water right and appurtpn
ances, to.wt:
"The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter tSEh Of the SEA) oi section
fourteen 90, township wenty four t2l
south range seven "a west, y. n 2. NJ
together with all appurtcnanccs thereunto be
longing or In anywise appertaining and par
ticulnrly a water right described as a lie
, part Of the water available for irrigation pur
/ poses from irrigation well No. iB not exceed
l ing two acre feet per acre per year Of The
[ land to which this water right s appurtenant
I together with an undivided l.l6 interest DO
aud 10 the pump. well, motor and all fixture
used in said well No. lib
| for the security Of an Indebtedness due and
owing 10 the Plaintiff amounting, with inter
est to date Of sale 10 the sum Of fortF-tv,
hundred cighty.two and 3O1O0 (Si.2s2.3Ol
dollars and that said mortgages be severali'
forecloscd and said mortgnscd premises afore
| said respectively be sold hy the undersigned
| therein aud thereby duly appointed SppcI
Master for such purpose FOR the satisfaction o
/ the sums of Indebtedness aforesaid, tcspec
tiyey, together with the costs and expenses o
such sales. respectively; the undersigned wl
on the goth day 81 June, A. d. 1920, 90 tci
. o clock ia the forenoon of said day, at Oh
front door " the Court House, in the Alag
OF Deming, In said County ana State otfe
and expose for sale TO tho highest bidders fo
cash. severaly and separately, the mortgage
lands real estate, water rights and appul
tcnauccs harc.Ghoforc described Tor the SAITH
faction, respectively, Of the sums OF indebted
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-06-08

In the District Court ~ the sixth Judicial
District of the state OF New McNco, Within
aud For the County OF Luna
FERN LORD. Infant by j. 5. Van
Eaton. Next Friend, Plaintiff,
v
ROYAL X LORD. Defendant.
10 ROYAL r. Lord the above named De.
irndunt. notice is hereby given. that a su.t has
boon commenced and i now pending 30 the
above entitled Court and cause by the above
named Plaintiff against you, the above named
Defendant The general object of which suit
3. 20 obtain divorce from the bonds 0t matri
mouy upon the alleged ground that the DE
ioadant has neglected 20 support the Plaintiff
according TO his means, station IN life and
ability.
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN that unless
you. the said Defendant shall enter sour ap
u.arlucr Boo said cause uu. or before the first
DAY Of July A. d. 1890, Judgment will Doe
rendered against YOU IN said cause by default
The name, aud address Of the attorneys Tor
the Plaintiff are Naught 4 Watson Dcmiu-
New McNlro.
Dated this la,h day ~ May, 4. D. 1920.
T.. A. HUGHES, CLERK of said Court
MAY lS.Juuc