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SARATOGA RESULTS

First racc-six furlonEs-I.lon dor lct
Marvel. ne CRodrisuez>. IS 10 5. 3 to ).
y to 4. second lima Frank. ia tkalsayl.
IL TO /, 20 !, even. third. Time! II
s4-5. Ira Wilson. Believe Me Girls. Wee
Louise. Penelope, High Cost ran.
second raCo-Hbout two r!ilos--Vot err,
Oliver. lt3 IDr0oks). . to !. to :, /
to :. won; Stucco. ii3 ,Merrlcrl. 2 TO :.
to :: 10 !! second: lnndci H., ii3
T 4Tirnw,Ifs flo ye fXSn: li.h, 'e ,S
tain and Brand ran.
Third rau,-iiy" and onc-halr turiongs
-Guvn"r, los rr!"rce). II to :. ,ven .
to s.. won; Chcva,!cT. iO7 tSchu.tlnEerl
= to ]. 20 !. TO 2. Won: haywood li2
ISandcl. - 10 :, 20 /. TO ihlrd.
Ttmc--l:oG ~ Tough Red Tn-sador,
GYPSY Lad Rankin ran
Fourth racc-nilc-Dinnacs-s ia
Gsande!; g ;. TO s. out. won: E.hei
tecona; Marianne lGi .Rohinsonl. to i,
ran.
Fitch aee--miic-Tcnons Bon. lis
LTurnr-l, = 20 :. to = : TO J. won:
GeS. J 90 lWe.n"rl 20 ! 70 g. !, to ::
second: Tom Saunders. llc p.ykrh -
70 !, > e !. 20 :, ;hirG T .mc--l 9 Z.
! Z" Paddy Dear Au-um. Alma ~ Tom
BTonkS. Altman and Judge David
sh;E r.ce-itEe !u-ioHcS-Eor l<larl.
81 tSanGel;. :! 'oi; % 2 70 ;. Won;
! 10 second; Mav"u-neen. rs cFai--
Gin. !:ir6. ndsse. Fun. G i 9.ia
Marjorie McKay f.ovf!lnass. p"-t. -tion,
Ioca-Co'a, Kings Belle Charity pa.iE..,
it2G ti.r Way =-l l.Ht. !'ralvs rat
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SARATOGA ENTRIES

First raccs-sx tur!ones-,shoot on .io;
Sandb.h. ID; Anackassin. IN. Marion Iiol-
;ins. iiS; Mil!rsec;, no: ionsch; no; sbbisr.
Rover: los: hnn, i;s no; Gu, S.heSE, l2e:
MarIy': PET; i!s Madame Byng. ~. our
,,S S,aGnh rase-iixe ;inri2nEerEtcrnl.y. u:
ica: Rising Rock. lis; Tough Storm ~.
Arnia rs: Dough GIL. IL: Adnnis. rs:
L. Ecla!r. !0s: Sip AlouE. il5; liuoncc 100 !;
our Flag. Ia: Nurty. lc; Kirk I."viuEtoa
rs, -. Michael. 100. p-y Moon. Ili: Thin
bio, IL. Exodus. us: Lady Lillian, il9. Id.
Eh"htr. ios: brunswick. rs. Rep. los; Play
fellow. itS,
Third cc-:nile-Aujac!ous III: Star
Master. lc.: Royce Roofs 10; Linden. ipf:
is-'desman. i.G. leo Charcs. 10; Gnoulr. - !.
Bcs; ral ios: Pastoreau. iO,. Naturalist
Passing shower. lei The Tiuinp. - (:
Wy"ri!nG. 100; -Arcthusa. lTl: Cirrus i.;.
Underline. IS: Donnacona i'll
Fourth race-s!N furionEs-SrrviSo Star
ls; Iafda. ZIG: Yeiiowhand. IL. Pilgrim,
!lJ: IN" Lamb lcs: Krcwer. i:T
FiIth race rull..-Ar,nis;Ic. los: brother
y Love. iy!; Pastoral Swain. l22: rocatcllo.
~, h'yard. IL: fzsr. 100; Fair Gain. liz:
uhundr-siorm. ilh: Captain lIcrshlcr ll2;
", WON ns !l| Ncdmon.f !::: TRIUMPHANT.
SX,h racG,-m!ie-Frce Stare is: Sole
i"rk.: lle: BcauEnaraiS. l!a. H!ack uackIc
10; farm'rsfalc. ll5; Sea Sinner. ~.
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COL0RED LABORER KILLED
BY ACCIDENT IN SAWMlLL
struck Isy Piece OF FIyinr Lumber
ANA Dies ON Why TO
llOAnIiul.
,SncGiai to The Times IHs patch.

,SIai 10 Ihc TlfrCS- lrSpatch.)
EpEtiCKSBURG, VA. Angus,
IA fatal accident occurred ycstcr-
uaE afternoon ut u samwill I'm Spotsyl-
Eania County. which resulted in tho
ncath or colored employee and In
Jury TO the right arm OF white en-
p!oNec, which later nccessitotcd the
mnputation OF tho wounded member
mo dead man is Jesse Coleman
aged - years. OF belmont Spotsyi-
Nania County, and the injured man IL
joan billiard. white. OF Jones Store.
SpotSNiFanta County.
coleman and billiard were engaged
N running lumber through "A saw at
,'e"rN's aawmill. when a stick of
lumber fell ana hit the fast rcvoly-
ms blade. billiard was thrown
AGAINST the saw ana received a badly
nutlla'cd and man.led right arm ana
'""i'' Coleman, the colored man, was
struci; by the lumber when il was
rom, the saw. knocked un-
conscious and badly injured.
!'uNsicIaHs administered first-oid
"nf rushed the men TO the Mary
" washington Hospital. in this CITY
Coleman expired while en- route. II
was found necessary by the physl-
clans To amputatc Dillard'S right
arm just below the elbow
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ELIMINATES LEGAL BARS
TO U. S. MARINE INSURANCE
Comprehensive Lnws BcinE Drafted
"a District OF Columbia "a.
Model for Enst

WASHINGTON. Angus; 3.-Eli.ni-
nation Of i~ial distractions to the de-
Nciopm"nt OF American marine in.rr-
ancc IN various states is planned by
the shipping Board in co-operation
Nth the Merchant Marine committee
OF II" House. 1t was announced to-
nisht by Chairman henson.
comprehensive marine insurance
law 10" the District o.! Columbia is
being drafted. which. i; is hoped. will
serve as mode! for enactment b.
scaboard States.
AN adequate marine Insurance SCR
vice. free from foreign domination
is an absolute necessity for the main
tenance OF an American Merchant
Marine and the extension OF our for
eign trade" Chairman Henson de-
clarcd in commenting on the need
OF proper state laws.
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BANKERS LEAGUE

American National increased tna-r
lead IN the Baukcrs' League ,o4ay
Sby taking III. large and or I, le-.n..
score from ,'ed-ral I:cscIyr
n The American boys hit them bard
getting u hits. incluIime ,brec 'r'ii...
ydoublc. "
&. Brown led the a,,aci, win ope
Anome run and two triples, out Of four
stiffness at the bat.
The Federal team PLAYED . bar1
shifts. 7''
s;} score ny innings: y
Amer. Nail. 2 o o4ln 3SIs
FED. Reserve 3 90 o o 0 . !,
summary: Euns-TroadGus J. (&,.
91farralson. OSullivan 90. Brown az
4 Srubbs %: Mckoel (2). Campbell,
Slandrurn, Thompson ~. Franck as.
q. Hon" runs Brown.
5tBroaddus. j.. Campbell. Thrce-basc
sshtts--Harralson, Brown f2). Whar-
3 ton Two-base hits --HinfOrG. Frauck
tFirst base on errors--A mcr!cnn, :
fFederal 6. stolen bascs-,I: roaddiis
$Js 80, o'Sullivan 80. Brown, W.isi,
Franck. Alcock. Left on
S5ases-Amcrican. .: Federal. :. Fist
base on balls--ofr Broaddus. 3. OH
s9: BY Binford. 4. Hit ny pitcher
xhy Blnford. iAicock). Batterics-
aAmerlcau, Binfori and Broaddus. j. !:
SFederai, Broaddvs. a., and Franck.
ss,i,Iss . or sanIs, hours Umpire. Tre-
f{'syeffAps$s
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guA0 WINS 2:10 PACE
oh. NICK BEATS PETER L
So IN STRAIGHT HEATS
Elfxn Dillon Outruns Ten Starters In
se :;l5 Trot in Straight

TOLEDO. OHIO, August 3.-Juno.
%Fthe favoritc, easily outclasscd the field
! IN the News Bee 2:l0 pace for :: purse
tof $4,000, the feature race of the
second days grand circuit racing at
y the Fort Miami track today. In the
S'first heat She came from nowhere"
y passed the bunch and finished by two
slenSths. In the las; heat Peter Look
astaels his nose out IN iron, just as
asthey reached the wire and got the
y decision.
DR. Nick. the black gclding that
seTomny Murphy drives. won hiS first
race Of the season when he out
Fstrotted the faroritc Peter l." in the
s2ie1 trot and won iii straight heats.
but Peter L. bat,led him all the
Single C. and Grace Direct were
enot started in the frec-for-aii pace.
switch WAS won by Sanardo In fast
i the half in 1893, with Sanardo lead
sing. and buzzed the rest of the way
Fin fifty-aine and onc-quartcr seconds:
2 the race. while Gladys Il. tired badly
and finished in last place each time.
Eliza Dillon took the 2:l3 irot in
.straiEht heats among field OF ten
sstartcrS.
sa@ e S":ii'" s;os ,ro,; .wo heats; purse.
Dr. Nek. blk. E. by pr. lFo ;,
1lpetsr t.. b : b; Peter the Great
Lou Todd, br m. by pr Todd
T isiSis!nF}r odd. zamido,,c. i6;scGh GUY.
sKentuciy Jane ant Mamie i;ocE also ran
Tmc-s;0f 10: 2.n1 1t; c:oS II.
TIL. News Bcc-::!" pace. purse. $4,000;
juno. : m. by John Dewey tHay l / g
Peter l.ock: b. Z, by Peter the
Woedpa,sh; s.. n. 10y Dan raich /
Toe NICK, Eric Direct, Halle iiayt
and Col. Bidwcll also ran. TImc--2:0i
y i'ree-for-al pace; three heats; purse
1900.
sanardo.. h, e. by rctcr the Great
Princess MARY, IN, by Lloyd
GLADYS H. bT m. hy Simon AN
:rimc.-c:o2 IL; zoe IL: e:o5. /:
gals trot: three heats; purse, $1,000,
Eliza Dillon. D. m. hy D;!ion
ASwor;hy clyde .......... !
Y Cha,o tMcDonalh) ............ a
Bcrhelyn. br X, by Manrico
rrunpcter Doris Watts Nv Loaf,
Sa 5ltny r. Jolly Bird, HOLY Rood King
ts:eS 1t; 2:GT - ?-nT at
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l-class accomro-
DECLARE MINE SITUATION
Is BOTH GOOD AND BAD
Coal Operators Make Conflicting
Statements uS to Coal
Situation.


CHICAGO. August 3.-ConilictinE
statements concerning conditions in
illinois coal mines were made today
10y presidents of two operators or
gan!aations, with headquarters here.
T.. &. Scarls. president of the ILL.,
nois Coal Operators Association, de-
clarcd the miners were overriding
their union officials. that not one
urge mine was running in the State,
ana that Bolshcvist agitators and or
ganiacrs were circulating among the
miners.
H. c. Adams. president OF tho Cen
tral Illinois Coal Operators ASsocia-
ton, declared the miners were re-
turning to work and in only one
,ounty-Franilin there any
trouble. The miners were returning
very slowly there, he said. lie said
he knew Of no Dolshcvist agitation
anywhere
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RADICALS WOULD ARREST
AND iMPEACH CHURCHILL
Labor Men Accuses Him OF Using
Britnin's Military Resources to
Defeat Soviet RUSSIA.
o>.no by Associaicd Press. ]

By AssOCIltcU TrcSS.I
LONDON, August "a remarkable
motion. demanding that the govern
mcnt arrest and impeach Winston
Churchill. Secretary OF War, at the
bar OF Parliament FOR violating the
constitution by using British military
resources to assist rcactionary Gle
mcnts in Europe 10 make war against
Soviet Russia without the consent of
the british Parliament or people"
will be submitted by the Independent
Labor party at the annual conference
of the Scottish Labor party in C;las-
cow September -. This announce
mcnt was made by officials Of the In
dependent Labor party today.
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HAMILTON RESULTS

E!-st racs-:ivs Observation-Disclosures =,
tMcTarca-tt. So $40 S..o Won IIaaiT
u, E.eHs. y" 'Han 'in SEQ s.. =, SECOND
NJ: Ear Tank. Assy!.la Queen, Flea and
Second racr-r nile and eNvcrtN ys-l.-
Ss'ayrInTe, ~ 9Wi.i.sN. s. o. s. 3. s. "a ,yo.
RoSai :itSi@T. L. tC.a"erb. g - .2S3 So.
ond: Escarpu.ctrN. ilj ,NrCraury g "A
thi!t. Tine. l,ii - Ruuuvyen SosrG''
Mgskei. ADt7hou arc John r. Roche raj.
IhlrI Tac--s.y .G-.u0rs--F'ai- I.FSSI. -ts
.fFato-l, Sc 81 8 Mor. kib.-,, :
lee tE.nretyl, E2"'. $2.Sr. s.,-orG: Si~t1
.Jnne. y" iNtHarusl $50. third Time
l:h IL. De.lsE-n. Chariot" 9. I--.!lrn cnt
sS9utt art Nor'h shore ran
fnru-ih ,ar.-.lN :sr.nnr,-- Eddie Eicker-
g9aSihhF' ~ ,Sm'SoIl, $50 $3.50 '.sF WON.
TlckliSh, Us tNsIrtyreD sa.o ;hf,I 'r'~a
i:ia In u IT.rkmhn and Eux iuy IN, ."s
Ftfth raCc--ul,. ana .syT...r,t i s,,,.-
LILY. III 'McTarr.r'l q ~ s. ~ 10,
EIsNhoster. JOS tWsl;sD '.-si = l3.5 .arS-I
FrecWani'c. III 'Myrrs1. s. -. ,hir1. Tine
-, 10 Marauder. Lazy Lou ana Cain u
sixth ratc-slN furlo'ey-p!In,-i. % ,I.y,,
s.aS 7. ~ $3.50 NOT; Iord1 rs tS.apr.,
49,, s!l.sN. second: Alan - iIT--r.n
go TINE l.!i '--. Trti>tv g.t.ri
Highland i.ad Sim FriI.- 60, 81. 80.
Dssckhand Jaw"' ard Oiicntp! pa-E m,
/. ScNrnih rfcF--rN.E- and S.rtr.-.b- ,.f-,,
st tMcTaEfar,l. Itt2 $50 40 ,y57.
I Colt LII los tHlrEa-.r.t s:,'+5 9. N ~,
TIL nr'm. seq t,.,g- n tI[rnn"dy, $50 .nl-t
more. Hor,eo L.ael SD s r-,rh "a. y. 'iy ~
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OF PRISONERS
ARE DOOMED TO DEATH
S",'|'.Wa Needed I" Itcpntriatc 49,
600 CnptiNrs In Itussin. siberia
and TurkcStan.

PARIS, August Thousands of
prisoners Of war in Russia, Siberia
and Turkes;an must die. according 10
Or. Fr!GiJof hansen, who was sent
recently by the league OF nations 10
Russia 10 handle the question OF re-
patr!"tion OF prisoners
i1r. N"msen added that there were
10000 prisoners remaining. and that
1t would be necessary for the inter-
cStcd nations to supply s2,750, 900 to
rcpatr!ato them.
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Thousands of Sick and Ailing Have Been
Successfully Treated by
Z Y I I T. II HVST i 1
Free Offer

XRay Exclamation. Blood Tests
and Urina!ysis Tests are free. also
free ADVICE and consultation This
generous free offer OF United Doctors
will give every sufferer a chance to
obtain "a scientific diagnosis OF his or
her condition. after which the sick
person can really know what can be
done With the United Doctors modern
system OF treatment in their own
particular case.
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TRACE BOND THEFT
Cleveland ruiirr Declare bank I'm
pio.cc> Admit I" Making Away
With S:t:s.GuO of Securities

! By Associated Press
CLEVELAND. -, Angus; 3.-Policr
admitted today that two young men
said 10 be employees of u local bank
are held in connection with the theft
o! $4,000 in Liberty bonds. reported
several days ago to have been stolen
while in transit between Cleveland
and Toledo banks. 1t was reported
that the two men had confessed steal
ing the bonds. but placed the re-
sponsiblity on an organized band OF
Chicago bond thieves.
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The Examination

The examination is the most i'm
portant part of the proceeding when
Il sufferer calls upon the United Doc.
tors. Whilst IL Is entirely free to
those calling. yet the examination ia
made as thorough and as :.ccur.t. az
II the patient had paid the regular
examination charge. After the dag
nosis Is made the mode of treatment
is then determined.
The most delicate man. woman or
child need have no fear either Of
having an %-Ray examination mas.
or of taking electrical treatments.
The N-Ray and electrical treatments
arc haI'n!ris rs. painless and safe In tho
hands O.. cal-rts.
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IN. hrsi ih-cc teams IN III. America,
t."u' CERTAINTY AZ" IN class lv them,
s,E. ~ points separating Chicago
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ALLAN A. RYAN SUES
GOVERNORS OF EXCHANGE
Asks 81 ,pGu.0C0 Damages ns Out
come or Stut1 Motor
Controversy.

NEW YORK. August 3.-Allan y.
Ryan today brought suit for $1,000
Geo aga!ms; the board OF governors o:
the New York stock Exchange. charE-
ing conspiracy on the part OF the
board during the dramatic Stutz Motor
controversy. The suit is said TO be
directed against the members of the
board OF governors Jointly.
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WALKER D. HINES RETURNS
FROM LONG TOUR ABROAD
Arbitrator of Continental River Trans
p"rtations Reports Situation In
Need of Organization.
lny Nssoc.ntel rreSs.l

lI'y Associated frcSS.l
FAIRS, August 3.-Wallscr D. Hines.
who Will arhitratc between the Euro
pcan powers with regard to navisa-
ton on the central European rivers.
has returned from Il months trip
through France, Germany. Austria
czccho- S!ovakia. JuEo-Slavia. Hun
gary. Roumania and Bulgaria lIe
said river transportation at the pres
cnt time was vitality important in
View Of the REORGANIZATION Of the
railroads.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
international League

baltimore. !: Jersey City. >.
Rochester. j. Akron, ..
.yracusc, !: Reading, y.
bGitaio, !: Toronto. q.
Jersey City -. Baltimore, {.
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WANTS TO Use [Ev|ATHAN
AS STEERACE TRANSPORT
Proposals Made TO Shipping Board
to Send Liner to Italy for
i;migrants.
iHy Associated prcss.l

NEW YORK. August ga proposal
that the r!an; steamship Leviathan.
formerly the amburE-Amcrican liner
Natcrland. which for more than
year has been lying idle ut her I,o-
hokcn dock. be used 10 transport
stccraEc passengers to and from
Italy. was recently made 10 the United
states shipping Board. it was learned
here today.
The proposal. 1t was said. came
from a shipping firm now engaged Ia
an extensive business OF handling
ihird-c.ass passengers. but WAS not
favoVIbl" received by the board
The bic liner, according TO naval
officials who handled her as "A trans
port. could hc made ready for sea at
short notice. provided !; was no;
necessary To restore her former pala-
tial passenger accommodations.
The big ship as she nov stands
could hc used for Storage PASSENGERS
with litt!c alteration Of her present
troop transport facilities. and /: wa.
said that she could accommodate
more than 5000 persons each voy-
age.
Demand for thii,l-class accommo-
iatious now exceeds the available
tonnage The proposal TO use the
ship. /; is understood. was on u char
ter basis. the ship TO he turned back
to the board on reasonable notice
when existing negotiations for her
sale or ALLEGATION are completed
In response to i recent call for bids
Cor the Lcv!a;han only ono o'lrr was
made.
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SENATORS LOSE

CLENELAED, -. August a.
'."Nc !hnd Won from WASHINGTON to-
Gay 30 10 . in q game characterized
by hard hitting and rcck. less base
running.
Caldwell and Zachary were knocked
pui o: the box in the attn inning
i-Eby. who pitched the last four
innings Tor Cleveland. did not al
low batter 10 reach first base.
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ra>sc, Drastic "l.iuc sky" Law.

ATLANTA. CA. Angus; "A blue
SHY law prcvEliuS drastic reGula-
lions for the sale OF securities in
Georgia VAS passed today by the
state senate. III" bill is intended TO
supcrcedc the present blue sky law
and rrov!dr for tho creation of a
securities commission, which would
issue permits for the sale OF all Kinds
Dt stocks and securities
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RED sox WIN

DETROIT, MICH, August s.
rcnnock held Detroit to six hits to-
day, while his mates obtained ten of
Ayers and okric and Boston won,
3 to l.
The Tigers lost two chances to
score when Neach was caught at the
plats on 4 short-passed ball. and
"hen Conn was put out when he took
! long lead of third and was rum
down. SrOrN.
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Totals ga. e7is Totals IS ]

'Ba;icd tor Van Glider ia seventh
NbIttci for Lclicld IN ninth.
Philadelphia ........o 90 90
81. Louis ...........l g.
summary. tiuns-Wrlch. Dykes. &.
walker, +. Wa!k"r ~. DuGan 90, !ihau-
non, Griffin. Gciscr. Geu-un. Sis,rr 90.
I"Hin. srNcrcid. ErrorA--ticrbcr. Grd.On
Tohn. Smith. Austin, Ba.uc. Two base
hits Perkins. Dykes. Mcl"h. t;.rn.r
Scrcrcid. Smith. Williams. Stolen bases
-ltatn .,acrit,cs-fiar-is, .iec-un.
Duuo.c play--S harmon, Dykes and Iirl.itu.
l.vfi on bascS--I'hila, \: ST. Louis
Eases w bais--oii Harris. /, on .ayu".
:. liits--oH Harris. in ~: off kh,u-
mol. in sS: OF Baync. in I i-5. oil
Nnrwe1h m q: en Nangild-s, ) ia !.
--"' OIL l."if"li. III -. Ilt by nit cher
by Van Glider IF WalhcrD Struck out
by Harris. !. by Baync. ]: BY Wan
Glider. .; by l.cileld. /. Winning pitcher
harris. Losing ritche---Baync Yin.
p!res-i:rans and iIildcbrund. Time
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white demanded for Sentence

NEW YORK. August S.-W!lliam \.
W mite on trial ~ Brooklyn in con-
n"Ct!on with bond thcfts in the flnan-
Ella! district here. said 10 total more
;han $L"pn,o0O, today pleaded guilty
TO criminally receiving stolen goods
IN ~" third degree. and WAS remand
cd Tor sentence later
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PENSACOLA. FLA, August 3.-Thc
ST. Andrews Bay Lumber Company, OF
st. Andrews. Fla. has purchased the
timber rights and sawmill OF the
West Fay Naval stores Il Lumber
Company. N st. Andrews. 1t was an
ncunccd here tonight. The deal was
said to Involve 100000
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Texas l,caruc.

Beaumont, o; Fort Worth, 6.
Galveston, 3; Shreveport, ; 90 in
ninss; darkncSs).
Houston. 10: Wichita Fails. S.
san Antonlo. 3: Dallas. !.
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Washington.
Cleveland.

Totals 81 - .i!O Totals g, lG .; a
.4"ii"t for Acosta IN ninth
r!attrd for Clar!. ia afth.
~ f-hlaEion ....-,p ! 2 o q
'.yy-laui .....l o ! g 0 No
summary; Runs Judge. Milan. Roth
i1fi!s, ShtHks. Chapman, Speaker Gam.
~. 81 Wd'nhSganss 90. Johnston 90.
- He'.!, H-an"y. Errors - E.!lr-pc John.
Ion so base hits - Shanhs o'S.iIl
"rtneS Gardner. Smith Thrcc-basc hits
Ai"nNtHnSs 81. stolen bases chrp-
man :p"'hcT. SdCri!!Ces-E llerbc, John
son l:"it on bases - wash!nston :.
,.'NHiani :. liits--oH Caldwell, In { -
,.'t!'SN 9n clark, In 30 inning: OF
bAEny none IN innings: OF Xachary .
80 in,m.nSs on Ac"sta, in % In
Ink hit by DitChcr-by Caldwell !
,JHigD-. Struck ou;-by Zachary. :: hv
;>,".'I, by Caldwell . ~ Clark. !: by
irAE't, !. VIA pIfCh-icnsta, I! II,lk.
Zachary. Winning pitchar-Hnrhv
ins pitcher - zachary ual,lirrs Dino,
and owens Tine. .:lS
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G-ddcs Takes yoc,,,on

6, AK iiAi;Bok, ME-. Angus, a.
pr auckland Geddcs, the British am.
iphssador. arrived here from Wash
lnston late today for :. three ,"esL.
vacation at his summer home.
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ncriran Association

Toledo Minneapolis game postponed
Ola account races.
Columbus, .; Kansas City. 2.
Louisville, =, Milwaukee, u.
Indianapolis, =; 81. pauI, U.
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Huston,
Detroit.
To;a.S - "a 10 :; % Totals 50 =.
Eattrd Tor Mannion III eighth.

, TIiifINN Tor -Nycrs In rIEhLN.
n nS5iSh .:..:.:..: jjS a.
summary: Runs-Mcnosky. Hooper. Me-
inhis. N"ach. Errors--Ncaoh. Ayers. Two
"tS" hl;". scott. Hooper. Thrcc-basc hits
scott, Ncach 60. Stolen bas--!in.lii
nces-Shanr. McInn!s. Double plays
DhGsh TO Young TO lehman. Young To
buSh I" lehman: Hale 70 Young Lcf,
on bases! Boston. :; Detroit, =. Bases on
ha'iS-oN Ayers. l. !lits--on Ayers . in 5
innings. OFT Okrtc. IN inning. struck
oni by Ayers, .: 10y rcnnnck. :: Losing
pl'Ghci-Aycrs Cmpircs. Frirl MORTALITY
and Chill. Time l:i.
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10 create huds.. commission Mona.
"a "! tuc Governor Was Killed in the
a. Me- iipGS" OF the Legislature to-
~ after extended debate. Under
EfSt introduced at the 1919 session
,me commission would prepare an.
hhh!iS appropriation bills. after cx
aiming ne needs of the departments
anu institutions OF the State.
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BATTER UP

we trimmed The Cats again ycs,e,aav
~ ~, ' Tsas 'V' MT on Second place strong
Take them both. '-e'
=. Mrw.hor,er ,wi.led another po,, r,,n,
w 70 ons ana s,fnSE gu, SG% Sa E Mnnc
""'" ne MA tAc Whit" SoS
M Sa "Gii, h sGS WAS enck n the old lire
q Luke Srutr;'s shoes w,rn NJ, i ,9,nhMs as
'A+ time being "'''" '"r
Buck Daughrou came across ,v,,, .u,
h''' Hen soon s,i.Ee MS Stride ara aMn
Ty smith made three hits gu, of 1--WE
Times '' bat Going some. On? ave
ba'I TyiG,' log; asain Looks as II ;hcy
W Won @@Si MED h-" n:u "S ns reoa wGrk
Nigh; Doe -" sood rincls hiIief '"' III =" @'e'
r.. certainly vas WORTH while for tho
..an's 70 Win yest.rday's gam" ana hsv.
goPys 'rPns 'he bunch A HSns thsy s s%.a
yes:ar&ay WonG A4I la~ ,hc wG 9s. game
. Tna FRS, mIee teams IN III American
:r,,n < ~ points separating Chicago
!: W. win mo donnie header tomorrow
"e w.i! be sitting ureity '"'''''''"
Wi.h Stone Schulz and urwro.., ,,.
1--WE ou hlgh 1t looks as Il Goich mn.
fi-f 10 j., w.!-"n"ngh o!"n" AMI ke"D
VIA wo w'r hnvc the nnilsers in our
,q'isi tomorrow, WhSt shall ". 40 >" VIM Int
, E.T WAY not make another clean
u,Wly, on;a .,r. WY ,hsy walked raoe Ruth
og TIE MN, aays .no, YciIx .,raish, again
all lg,f ,.Ht.s
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philadelphia. August 3.-Scna,or
Eoics Penrosc lcf; his home here to-
day FOR q short automobile ride. for
the first time in over two months. lie
appeared TO hc we'll and happy, though
somewha; reduced in weight.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia.
ST. I0uiS.

ana 1t. Louis drove Harris from the
mound in the seventh. Score: