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Chc.. lrlnYrrx nrrnnIre,

ATI1ANTIC CITY, n, j., July a1.r
the eighth American chess congreHs
participant, I'm tho masters chess
tournamegt. which endod yesterday,
a. J. Mcclure. OF Lakewood. ~. j., was
elected president. Z. g. Jackson. Sof
nriSe for the most brilliant game
during tho tournament Charles
Jaho, OF New YORK. received second
nrise. Frank 7. Marshall, of New
awarded the speciai prize for the hest
game. ~ FlfG $500 4 y .3.--l-.
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pIllintlCfDf,tn.
Totals. .32 eily Totals IS io27i16
'natttd for Bayne in scvcnth

ST. Louis ...,..,.. u o q o o 2 o %
r2!I1%T'eh;s .iaa.n1.Ss?. 9liian nus.
Two. base hits,-tiefser, viii. ptrkins,
iices.-Bayne. WITT. Dykes tej Grimm fai.
Double playa.Gedcon aud Gerber; Dykes.
Louis. 6: rhi!adenphfa; S. Tiases on balls
OF .. Enyne 81 on sothoron. j: or Perry:
Soth2ron, IN innings. Struck OUT
BY Rayne, 3; by So,horon. l: hy Perry. =.
nnd HillcbrRnl. Timn-I IL -
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Totals, .a2 2lIa

Score by innings: p
HHs sSRy Ms %sws.:.,.. ceSS9SSd!1Hs
3, summary; Runs-Mhi;craf, schwartz,
ss.SerbsT: chsmplin, iinrr!snn Hopkins,
graft: SpcrSer, Two-bass hi,s-chnmp-
IN and hrannisnn. Three-haso hit
SSn Fse inn,n IN ,g9SITn nss: IN nawiinas
~ Fu,ieppweider. Struck oui--by Raw.
in,ngs. J: ey T'ullcn%nider. ] Wild nitch--
Cham pin 70 Keller (2l.. champiin 10 Kcl-
iSr 10 Ghariot Wh!tcraft TO Brannigan &,
stolen astr---Sperber. Chamnlin Horxjns
an snn CHISHOLM. umpire---C,oss. Time.
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pittsburgh.

:, SUTIIfINry. KUnS--J OhnstOn. Whoat,
essElIoi ssf nae ea'an Tw Ssbh%tas. hi, sr
Schmidt. sacriGcc-Whitted, Double
Cation and Grimm: Johnston. Olson y nj
6S,2,netehy; Left mn bases-BrookIyn. 4:
= 1tits.oI Nardunrd. . in la in.
s.eSssi OH sfhIsf Il G "a rn sSg
2i by Ponder. s. Balk-Mttchoil. Losing
Harrison. Time I:a7 $3.50
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PETER Cooley CLEANS UP.
VALENTINE MOUNT TAKES
THREE /! HEATS I'M ONE RACE
Sos Of. Petpr The Great Easily WiAs
Pilots Winner. ss &
ny Assooiatcd FTcss,l :,

s1-.seAssi Il q tHy Associated FrcHs,l Z
KALAMAZOO, aiICH.. July 21,-4
Peter coley, son OF Peter the Great.
ssna.ptea the yl9torleg iia has won at
winnME the $1,000. Paper Mills Nurse
59e e6a eios t g,oN The Time. ana "a;
The stake. III II Vas f brliiian sHg saat Isl
In which the Valentine mount again
idemonstrated his superiority over his
Murphy drove Day Star for walter
in aso7 la and a:os "a. The Iass
h ,!1i Of tho Hrst mile, was trotted In
Murphy plloted Jano yoio to VIC
tory In the twp,yaarcoid trot, and
upop" Geers won the ell pace with
Summarizes. ~.
s g5ssss5 Ri RiitS. sif ssssso eoesr,,
n sier6 i,slai iSssoIssss Elsie 8aYptdoS Hal
sI5' f.: S, esss E.'sa also
S S.ss, eS' yailss.,nsi BY r'ls! the
hniF ,1s 4, tMprpbyl .............,..
fiiSst "a Psief sIes .t.s'sa,,
psrise =. bs r ssSa P aSs aIeSe
3yoitnree fbrnnniI' .....,.,..,,,,;,,tt..
ISSds,!ss and Signal Peter also started
Voc 'F 81 r sssss vds e fAo.
psssy JONI. iii:a.::i';; ...;,,.r..:,,....,
Lillian liii.y {Mobonalii ,............. ) s
s, s, rtss 1 ihs Gssss and , Favortan alro
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Tennis Star. Fail IN A,r,y.

nonarrival OF "a number ot entrants
IN tho National lntcrcity Tennis
contests. which was to have begun
here this afternoon, caused the post :
pom et>cnt OF today's program until
tomorrow morning, Tomorrow after,
noon.sa program will be piayed as
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Totals 81 S27lo Totals az so7
.bat,ed for Toney in sixth. %
IBatted for Fisher In fourth
tBatted for Sallec in ninth.

New York q n n n n X:
CINCINNATI a......o Q "a
yo SminnaEy; Runs-Durns. Bancroft (2,,
hEr ss,spepesr kopi sichin I ffS TWO.
o onss hpt-kelly Three base hits-i,an-
croft, sFriseh, sNcrihcs-wlngo Domble
m on h., to kopf to paubert. Left
Base u on ballsGsFIsher. 4. ssiieo. j: ToneS.
IN hs " on Fisher: o in = on SsIIeo. :
= Struck outZFisher, 1; Toney. !. Win.
FFIsRe rpneh1rrrninonglas Losing, pitcher
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Totals ....3s s. s9iil Totals ..8s 9 20 rs
ssrrSGro hut when winning run scored.

hs SIS Az s ;:.:..::1i ):
psSine ca esssasFurnaE s5as.Sf; H,sGs
es1ssleS; Wssldili; Gresham. 4: Hi.ks Liz:
Three bats hits erosslesn iiSms 'rsi,st.
itieke Stalsn baset-ErossIsy.N nessiey.
ship, iAgEon;;,, Left or, .basesGRatiis. Axe,
Church Hill AZ; Rases on balis--oH
by MaS.aall, q: ny piaWpn. T. Time ot
spnAe-a;@ ADMINISTRATIONS, Scorer
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Boston
Totals. 40 sSi 40 Totals. .3ol3 &c is
!ns OUT whe1 winning run scored.

ST. sos' i.ouIs g "a
,,o SInlmary po,t Runss| IT, Esyrs Smith
Vile. RnodoS} fWs. iAi h!is-e iEalan.
F,ournier, Doak. Knodc. Double plays
Mar;anvilie. Pick and IIoiks tsl: Pick and
Doak. 3. Hit by pitchet-by Doak
I!sak. 2, Wild pilsh--bonk. Umpires-
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Totals IS 1o3il0 Totals 3s10.7l3
Kan for olNeiil in ninth.

Sleyeiaad ,.... "t.' % o 5000 ~
sammary: Enthusiastically Gardner Gg liner.
MsmbsSanss pipp. Pratt, Mcusel. 2, Err
bass Iit MWssrd Home nm.npf fSnssLaieu SI,
ripn saerin;e-WRrd. Double play
; saswdis to Chairman I.ef, on bases
Mays. Ii. Collins. /: CALDWELL, 3. iIits@
FIT Fiji MSsy ~ pe,t,s3hesrS Of, Gains n s,3
Struck olt--Aays, 1; Fo.llns,, l. Winning
nltsher--A9ys, Losing pl,rher-Cpldweii.
CInp.rcs, Chill and MDrlarty. Time, 2:i5
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RlxEY ALLOWS THREE HITS
IBy Associotcd press.l =

CHICAGO, July 2l.-IttXey held
Chicago to three scattered hits. after
an unsteady start. and Philadelphia
won. & to ]. In the first game OF the
series 1ixey's four walks in tho first
inning giving the local their only run.
The Visitors hit Alexander hard.
philadelphia Chicago
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ir,hIIladslphia ......,.o e'looes 90
summary: Runs.--I.cbourvepu Stcngel.
FiasR Mas.e MTnissslsne nawIPfs
Ter. ywo-hase hits-peal, White. Three
Iase h!tnfietcher. sacriastS-J. Miller
Merkie; Rixey, 10 J. Miller: Fictches 10
n HSS,Tfiinfs to T. Miller. Loft on bases
-Hixcy.. Q: Alexander. 2. IIits-or Alex
ssnIeI 70 In s; OF Carter. none in l..
tm ng, 3nittshier-hiexsnd Umplres Moran
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DRIS SUFFOLK PLAYS RICHMOND BOILEVARD FIELD TO-DAY SP(
Fans Fail to Behave;
Umpires Are Withdrawn

DURHAM, N. o.. July 3l.--Pres-
Lengge. nnnonnred today that he
HAD withdrawn NIL League umPJres
from the DurbRm Bancbnll Park,
0Hiag, hcs snid, 10 cantlpged pn-.
her of fans towards thonl. Irnw-!
Iam uiso stated thkt hr hns called
pectinH OF Ieagus dlfeatprs to bc
held In GrcessbarD, Monday. July
~, 10 decide upon n definite dts-
pasitiDn OF the case.
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f f,c;l,m ko,u Tefm. sooSS,S1nsoSSss
,,SumIYIPry. ni'nsrmpsh ta). Ettt. A.her
ErroraaIi. Carter stumpf, johnson. Caid-
Nsn,cr. Three bnse si,.MPcnd nag on.
ksher., stolen .b,scs...lf. Carrier. csl. Sac:
riRrc hl,--Stumuf, Hit by pltrhed hall
Ashcr., Cross: Left on hasea-Taka Kol,.
6; nichTpra TerminsI. =. Dsses On halls
.; on Orr. O.; iiits--on Johnnofy Z In !?
t9nings; or Monroe; In ,inn|ngs; Of,
innings Struck out@by johnson. 9 y hy
Monroe =: NV Nanicr, z: BY Orr. O. limo
of rninn ?:Ih. I'n,nIrc. OncatY.
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GIANTS BEAT CHAMPS
Icy Assnc,aied prnss

C1NCINNATI, July 5i.-SNew york
Won the first game of the serles the
heds today, 3 to 8. by hitting Fisher
hard in the first and third Innings.
Sallcc was effective the rest Of the
way, but the Champions could not
overcome the lead OF five runs.
Sew f0rk. Cincinnati
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Portsmouth,
Totals 30 27il
Score by Innings:

p TIIsHm '-.''.....d S696 -
Summary; Runs-pudy. Roth, Rooney.
off Meehan,. a, of Post. q Struck out
ny Mechan, 4 by Post, 2 Double plays
-Rooncy, unnssis,ed; Miller 10 Kost.
rassed bnlls-Pprher. l, Time OF game.
tendance. 700
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PIRATES down DODGERS.
LEAGUE LEADERS DROP
CONTEST TO PITTSBURGH
srpoty City Hntter1 Drive srarauartl
From Mound In Fifth
Inning. ~
EBy Associated Press.I

TOY Assoct9ted fress
PITTSBURGH. July si.-PittsburGha
defeated Brooklyn today. A to 3. Mar
guard was driven from the box in the
nth inning. He was replaced by
Mitchell, who prevented further scor-
Ing. The locals scored three runs on
four hits.
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RED soX BEAT CHICAGO

BOSTON, July 2l.--postonf defeated
Chicago, . to 1. today In the opening
game OF the series. Jones cxceliing
Williams in pitchers battle. Chi
cago's only run was scored I'm the
double, Hooper's triple and Wits
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FIRST GAAE.
Totals 81 42ila

Richmond ...........os0 900 900
Norfolk .............3 l,Q-2 O Ks
mum ShammaFy: RuSsmksne, GS,T,eS5an,
Erro-s--ISake- Poole Z: Harris Two ba No
htt-saole. sacr:hre Hits--hane, Hollo-
man. :. Double play-Dakor To Poole.
Left on bases-Elchmond. !; NorroIk q.
Struck ont,,-by warbop. S; by Harris ..
Base on Daiis--hy Harris, D.. Batter hit
BY Harris. j tGorcoranI. wild pitches-
Harris. .. Time. 1916 Umpire. Wester-
welt. -rs
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ATHLETICS TAKE GAME
TBy Associo,eu pross

BY -ASsOEInteU Tress.J -"
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-perry's
fine pitching and Wits good hitting
gave victory TO the Philadelphia Ath-
lctics today, Ito .. Bayne was un-
steady for st. Louis ana was relieved
by Sotheron, who also failed To hold
ne locals F5l
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I3pssop.
Totals % s2i A
Score nv InpIngs.
Totals an 7t21-lG

Chicago ....:,....o ! 90 o o 90 0.i,
Boston ....,,,,...O o o o ? o o x-e
,v Summary RqnasE,IsekaSn HooPsr
Manly. Two-base hits-R.sbcrg Jones
: Walters Three bas. hit-Hooper. Homo
'run--Jn cksan Stolen bsscs-Scott Wit.
SaeriGce-vitt. Double plny-Vitt to Me-
Nally 10 McInnis. Left on bascs-Ch,-
rago, z; nOston. Z. Base on bailH-SVil-.
llama. u; Jones, 2. Struck out-NYilliaus.
81 Jones, J.. Empires Nailin and Con-
molly, Time. 1:i4, 49,,
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.ught a wends .ful game.

sup@asy: Runs ssoTedsMoTaH. Dow.
z; ny-d; 2; Struck out-hy I.easure. 8
by Byrd. 3. Left on baHeH-Sumolk. :
Petersburg, 10. Errors-Dembs. 3: Street.
Byrd. Black, Strain. Davies and Dee.
pirr. CASTOR duypn. Time. :4p, tAtten-
dance, 5g0.
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10000 Persons See
Yanks -Sox Series
Inr Asspelated Prcss.l

Hy Assptinted Prcss.I
s% sea g.' a a;tenas sata ,s OF
fepr-day baseball scries hetWeSHl
the New York and OhIcngo Anegt-
can League teams, which elosfd at
the POLO Grounds yesterday, ap-
cerdlng to hEurcs issued today.
has heen esenedcd even during
worlds scrics.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals so 27I7
Score by Innings:

N9Tiolk .::....-..;..:.o Q 3 Q Q . . o %
Errors,-Abbott. Leathers Two-base hits
MLeathers; Three base hit-Baker. Sacri-
iite hits-Sm'th Poole and Holmes. Stolen
base-Sumlna. Left On hases-Richmond'
2; Norfoik, Y. Strike auts-by Kirchcr. 3 !:
by Staal:y, 2. Double play-CorcoraS
unnssisted Time. l:ii Umpire. Wester-
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TENNIS PLAYERS BEGIN
ANNUAL EVENT TODAY
Racket Wicidcrs of Country CiuI
Ready for Spring TOurnnment.
NM(Ord IfuNQrite.

of Virginia will begin their annual
summer tournament this afternoon ut
1880 o'clock. The winner will become
cral years I1rskine Buford has won
the title, and il favored to repeat
this year. Buford made an excellent
Showing: In the Old Dominion tennis
In tho big event has resulted in him
being considered one of the chief
fair.
Officials of the club have notified
he entrants that they must arrange
the time OF their matches with their
mariners. and that the first round
must tie completed by Thursday.
Play Will continue through Saturday.
While Buford is considered one of
the hest players in the club there are
number of other cracks entered
and the matches should be hard
fought
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ley. woodward and Hicks Carried OF
the batting honorH.
slim Mapshall was In his usual
good form, Keeping his hits we'll
scattered. shirt" Blanton pitched a
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airings for the event follows:

5I.NITlHE8 IuF INC event fOlIOWS;g
Coke VS.. Harris. Si,.cer vs.. i. Aug
JUSTINE. Donnan VS.. Buford, Guest VS..
IT. ID. ADAMS. Preston US. Allison,
Rocock. y. Pollard VS.. IT. A. Cary,
Robb VS., Rengston, Cecil VS. II. Pol
lprd. Young VS.. Pollard. r. Brown VS..
VS.. II. Miller. b. Meredith vsiT. Car
rington and Lnfferty vs., w. Crump.
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[CvcInnI at New York. - :
81 fG Gssiras'| S !. FhIisssFs,r,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
,,,. Yl:STEnDAfis RESULTS.
fhiIadelDiia. o; CiicaEo. i.
New. lIrk. .; Cincinnlti. 8. .
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

RESILTS YESTERDAY.
Church iiiii. 81 Hattie Axe. p2 In
T'fa s kfs,; II; Ts55FP'Pah Ilui fs
Won. Lost. &c.
Taxa Koln .......... . @ .Gntl
CHURCH. Iilu ........... ,h1l
Ruttlc Axe ............ g. Obj
Terminal ............-. SL..1I .3i3
Park. u
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-03-25
MAKE YOUR COWS
GIVE MORE MILK

Horses and cattle need tonic, just
the same as human beings. Horses
need to be brought into good spirits
and general good, thriving condition.
Montague's Horse and Cattle Powder
is remedy that has been on the mar
ket for many years. The sons Of those
who used it years ago are using it to-
day. They would not give it up.
Prepared with care, it contains nu-
triton that is necessary, with just
enough medicine to act properly and
bring about the desired results. For
young lambs it is good to tone up their
system and make them healthy and
strong. For cows it is used to increase
the milk and make it better quality. It
should be fed regularly to obtain the
best results.
Montague's Horse and Cattle Pow
der is prepared by the J. Kyle Mon
tague Medicine Co., Rocky Mount, Va.
which assures you of quality, and can
be obtained from any dealer handling
these supplies.-Adv.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-03-25
Many Of Your Neighbors Can
Saw The Same

:. Memphis. Tenn. :-"For many years I
have depended ON DIR. Pierce,g medicines
to keep me well and healthy. was once
restored to health by the use Of the Favor;
tie Prescription and the Golden Medical
Discovery when other medicines and doc
tors had failed to give me any help. DIR:
Pierce's Favorite Prescription has no equal
as q woman's medicine; the Golden Medi-
cal Discovery is one of the best spring
tonics or blood medicines I have ever taken;
and I always keep DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets in the home for use when needed.
They are fine system regulator, acting on
the liver, stomach and bowels. ""-MRS.
e. G. WILSON, $50 N. 9th ST.
Any medicine dealer will supply you
with Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription or
Golden Medical Discovery in either liquid
or tablet form.
All women who suffer from feminine
disorders are invited to write the Faculty
Of DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N.
Y, for free confidential consultation and
advice, no charge being made for this high
professional service. This will enable every
woman to benefit by the advice Of these dis
tinguished physicians.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-03-25
If You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Have you ever stopped to reason why
1t is that SO many products that are ex-
tensively advertised, all at once drop out
of sight and are soon forgotten? The
reason is p1ain-the article did not fulfill
the promises of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly to a medicine.
medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy is
recommended by those who have been
benefited, to those who are in need of it.
prominent druggist seys "Take for
example DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a
preparation I have sold for many years
and never hesitate to recommend, for in
almost every case it shows excellent re-
suits, as many of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy has so large a
SALE"
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony of thousands who have
used the preparation, the success of DR..
kllmer's Swamp-Root is due to the fact,
so many people claim, that it fulflls al
most every wish in overcoming kidney,
liver and bladder ailments; corrects uri-
nary troubles and neutralizes the uric
acid which causes rheumatism.
You may receive a sample bottle of
Swamp-Root by Parcels Post Address
DIR: Klmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y,
and enclose ten cents; also mention this
paper. Large and medium size bottles
for sale at all drug stores.-Adv.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-03-25
.Anyhow, They Saw Action.

The untried anti-aircraft battery had
gone into position for the first time
In the Toul sector. Determined, like
most newcomers, not to let anything
get away from it, it blazed away in
discriminatory and vociferously at
every speck that appeared in the sky.
After one particularly active session
its commander ran across an old
friend, who asked him how the outfit
was coming along.
"Oh, not so badly" answered the
@. O. without elation. eve brought
down five planes the other day."
Five !! Why, that's wonderful
Mighty few batteries have done that.
Are you sure you got the figure
straight"
'Fact, no doubt about it," replied
the captain, gloomily. zone BOche and
four allied."-The Home Sector.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-03-25
CONGRESS GAN NOT
ALONE MAKPEACE
coNcURRENT RESOLUTIONS 7Y
HOUSE AND SENATE WOULD
BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
PRESIDENT ONLY has RIGHT
TO Congress is Delegated Power 20 De
clare War, But Negotiation and
Agreement for Peace Making.

/. Augusta, Cain an interview here
Senator Hitchcock says:
There is a disposition among GER
tain senators to attempt to terminate
the war with the adoption by the sen.
ate and the house of concurrent
resolution, declaring that state OF
peace exists, this resolution to be
signed by the president, but / am OF
the opinion that this cannot be done
because in the framing OF the consti.
utio1 of the United States, the war
making function was delegated to con.
gress, but the right to terminate war
by the negotiation of a peace treaty
was vested in the chief executive.
MY opinion is that the trainers OF
the constitution acted wisely in that
respect, for, while the declaration OF
war requires action by but one part to
the conflict, there must be negotia.
ton and agreement between both par
ties when peace is effectuated
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-03-25

Insistent representations to Bolivia
not to disturb the peace OF South
America has been made by the Amerf
can government as result Of the anti
Peruvian manifestations at La Paz
Officials view the situation as serious.
Embassy officials expressed the be
lief that there was an effort to force
Peru into war against its former
ally in the eighties, Chile.
Congress may take steps to deter
mine whether the United States sol
diers now in Germany are to be used
against the revolutionists in the event
that allied leaders order such action.
The allied nations soon will launch
a drive for the cancellation of the
loans of ten billion dollars made to
them by the United States during the
war and for further contributions by
this government toward International
ization of the entire war debt.
A bill proposing that the United
States extend credit OF one billion
dollars to Germany has been introduc.
plan, the mover says, would~-be that
Germany could buy food and raw ma
terials in this country.
4 resolution proposed legislation to
tax into the United States treasury"
surplus war profits held by the Stand
ard Oil company, the United States
Steel corporation aad other comranies
or corporations. for the benefit of
former service men. has been introduc-
ed in the house.
Approximately $4,000 motor vehicles
intended for war purposes have been
turned over to the department of agri.
culture by the var department., for dis.
tribution among the state highway
commissioners fof use in road build.
ing allotments.
The extent to when motor vehicles
are supplanting the horse on farms
is probleInatical, the department of
agriculture announces, which an.
nouncement discloses that at least fif.
ty thousand farmers in the country-
own motor trucks. The best demand
for horses is in the South.
Approval of a proposal that if ICON.
sistent with the general interests of
the United States" American steam.
ship companies take over the trade
routes and business Of the Hamburg.
American line was voted by the sen.
ate commerce committee, % to 4.
The Bulgarian government has won
a complete victory over the revolu.
tionists who were behind the railroad
strike, according to diplomatic adj
vices received at Washington The
strike has been called off without the
strikers obtaining an concessions.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-03-25
Washington

income and excess profits taxes can
not be reduced until after 1922, Sec
rotary Houston wrote to the house
ways and means committee, urging an
immediate sin Publication of these
taxes and substitution of a flat tax
on excess profits instead of the grad
uated rates of 20 and 40 per cent.
The United States by 1924 will have
navy equal to any in the world if
the program outlined in the appropria-
ton bill, formally reported to the house
is carried out. This is in spite of the
big reductions made in the recommen-
dations. Under present program the
United States will have Al fighting
ships of the first and second line. as
compared with sixty of Great Britain,
Chairman Butler of the naval affairs
committee of the house says.
Repeated attempts to tow to deeper
water the submarine HI which was
grounded off Redondo Point, Magda-
lena Bay, without the loss of four
lives, have failed through swapping
of the lines, according to radio mes
sages from Commander McCrary of
tho destroyer Sinclair The body of
Liuet. Com. James r. Webb, killed
when the HI grounded, was. believed
still to be aboard the dive. The body
of Seaman Joseph Kaufman has not
been recovered.
The interstate commerce commission
has ruled that class and commodity
rates from Ohio and Mississippi river
Chicago and relate dpofnts. |
were unduly preferential.
Establishment Of committee of
railroad directors and another repre-
senting the largest shipping organi-
cations of the country to confer with
committees Of the National Associa,
ion OF Owners of Railroad Securities
10 prevent further errors was rec
ommended in report adopted by thei
committees of the associ-t
lfton and made public recently.
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