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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13

On her next chapter Dora NJ
tells how the drug peddlers. slipping
shadows Of the underworld. work TO
increase their miserable ciientele)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
TIGERS DEFEAT JACKETS
Ham pdcn-Sidn~y Wins Only Gimme
From Jackets In Ten

Especial 10 TIL" Times Dis patch
litHTPDFN-STDE w May Ic-
-Sidncy squeezed into the
win column in IN" l"a.uc standing
today by defeating Randolph Maco:,
; to in the last game % The sea-
SON
While III, plav was marrci ~
many errors on both sides. the game
was tho most exciting seen on the
local diamond tbs wear and went
ten innings before the deciding run
was put over Davis, the Jackets
spced artist famed fifteen Of the
Tiger hatsmcn. but he WAS touched
up in the p!nchos
Alexander, on the mound for the
home team. pitched "A good game. al
lowing only five hits and getting the
same number Of strikc-outs.
Hughes. the Tigers star center
fielder. put up good game in tho
field and lead both teams In hating.
Lancaster also had good dav with
the stick. Tho catching Of Rutter-
worth featured for Randolph Ma con.
score by innings: r. H. l.,
Hamp'.Sidy 00oo 02oGl-5 10 6
Ran'-Macon .0oOo0 200s-i > S
Batteries: Davis and Butterw
Alexander and Turner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
COLTS TAKE THIRD CAME
OF SERIES FROM WILSON
Home Team Errors at Critical
Stages and Richmond Makes
Clean Sweep OF Series.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
WILSON. y. G.. May 1.-THE Colts
got away with the entire series by
winTing today's game C to ,.
Errors helped them along and were
responsible. for three OF their runs.
Baker was touched up for twelve hits
but in only TWO innings could the
Colts &c; to him for more than one.
Baker was safe on Sharpe's error in
the first. and Smith got life in the
same manner when he sacriiied. Poole
beat out infcld hit filling the
bases. Baker scored on Holmes sacrr-
hcc fly and Smith came home when
ArraEon flied 10 left.
Richmond's first earned run came
In the second when Daughter walked
took second on Ahbott's sacrifice ana
scored on Bakers single. Two more
we're added In the third. Poole trip!cd
to right. Holmes went out second to
hrst. Arragon hit TO Short who threw
Poole out at the plate, kcarney
dropping the ball. Arragon scored on
Bacon's single.
Kirchcr was wild In The FIRST. hit
ting Z!lenger and walking Castro.
Roth sacrificed and Schwcitzer scored
them both with single to center
The Locals other run came in the
eighth. with two down ZilenEcr sin
Eled and scored on Castles triple TO
la
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
SPORTS

Military Institute tied up hero today
with sixty-three points each. ~
The events were closely contesta!
from tho start and Techs chencl
for tie was hold in tho balar1ct
until the SS0-yard cash. tho las
event on tho card. Linkous ant
Wharton. running their last race 10
their Alma Mater. got tho Necessary,
points and saved defeat. This wal
lifting climax to the careers of twt
of the most brilliant distance mel
Tech ever developed. az
High point men were Birmingham
OF Tech. and Seamans, of Virginia
Military Institute, each with fifteei
points. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
RICHMOND COLLEGE NINE
WINS T|TULAR SERIES
Spiders Beat William and Mary,
3 to I, In Deciding Game at
boulevard Field.

Richmond College today is the
champion baseball team OF the East
crn Virginia intercollegiate Athletic
Association. The local team won this
title yesterday afternoon when IT de-
iHated the william and Mary In
dian5, ut Boulevard Field. by the
score Of to !. The contest was
the final game OF the championship
series for both IgSrcgationb and
never In the history OF this city has
college game attracted as much
attention AS that yesterday between
the Spiders and the Indians
Both mines were kept on their toes
throughout the game. aud meyer once
did either side give up hghtifg. There
was spectacular playing galore and
the fans were kept on the anxious
sational fielding came 10 the rescue
of the pitchers.
Indians scored I'm Fourth.
William and Mary's adhcrents
burst forth In the fourth inning with
round Of applause and much
the first run OF the game. Captain
Mike" Love. who has been OF CON
siderable help to the william and
Mary team on account OF hike batting.
stole second and went % third when
Settle went out TowilI TO Bowl,-
Chandler scored the captain with a
single. but Close grounded to Sncad
with William and Mary one run
ahead the visitors appeared confident
and Settle pitched a!r.t,ht bali in
The third. fourth aud nfth Innings.
Tho sixth inning proved to be the
.atcful one for The big Indian. and
the Spiders put the game away by
scoring two runs.
IL would he unfair 20 tho Richmond
college team TO name Il hero OF the
game. The sixth Inning might he
referred TO as the hero. but then
things cannot take the place or per
Center Fielder Harry Carter. and Left
Fielder burlington Will be combined
into one great big hero.
Shortstop Starts Fireworks.
That big sixth frame runs thusly:
Jones hit TO shorts,op and by sid
Ing Into nrst base beat the throw by
fraction. burlington hit over sec
ond base and Cooke by Il superb stop
headed tho ball off and kent Jones
ut second. First and second base
were occupied with two down. as
Skhggs has famed and walden had
flied out. Harry Carter. the ,h.-d
part Of the hero. came TO bat and
scored Jones with a two-hosc hit TO
center field. burlington scored hut
he would have been caught at the
plate had not Cookies throw to catch
him hit in front OF Chandler and
TO third. but Sncad flied out 10 Cooke.
Bowles ended the scoring IN the
seventh. He reached first on "a base
hit and etO.e second. He scored when
Cooke threw wild to frst base after
stopping Skapr's prounder.
hits for HIS team. while Glrrett also
landed for a brace Of base hits. Harry
Carter and Jones. cach landed for
two hits tor the Spiders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
CATS WIN ONE OF SERIES
ISpccial 10 The Timcs-DisDatch. !

SUFFOLK. VA. May Fifty
seven varieties of baseball were dis
played here this afternoon in the final
game of the series between Norfolk
and the home team. The Cats" nnal-
~ won from the Tars by the score of
to 6. in 4 contest fun of interest to
the fans.
skipper Bill SchwGrtz kicked him
self out of the game and was bi&o :
ished from the park by Umpire Gan
l.. The visiting manager added a
bit of humor 10 the situation when
he kept pokipg his head over the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
SPORTS EASTERN VIRGINIA TITLE
Spartanburg Club Buys
Magalis From Richmond

~. y" MnEniis. southpnw
pitcher ar the Nichnond Colts, has
bcen sold to the SpprtnnburE. y.
e.. team or the south Atlantic
League, according to announce
meat made last night by Owner IL.
W. Wilson. MuHaiis will leave
this city tomorrow night for Spar
tanning. Mngnlis Is the fourth
Colts to De turned over &" >ynr-
tnnburE. iifii. Stuart and bass
now are members OF the team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
New York.
Totals "a % Totals 40 20 - 10
'Rattcd for Payne In ninth.

Score by innings: r.
Chicago .........n : o o g.
New York i = D = Mt
Summary: Runs-I.icboid. L. Collins,
Weaver. 2: jackson, .; Felsch. :: ward.
Bodic. =; Hannah. =. Shawkey. Errors-
Jackson. Loudermik. Hannah. Two.basc
hits-Jackson. Pratt Home rnns-Nari.
sasesI,IIackson; Hannah. Meusel. Saeri-
Hannah. Double play-WRrd to Pratt to
Pinp. Left on bases-7New York 9: Chit
caS0. 9. Base on bllis-on Thorinn hicn.
2; Shnwkcy; =; Williams. !: Lcudcr,niik.
;. none out In sixth: on I.oudermiIk. . in
Il on Payne. in :. Hit by pitchcr--hv
Shawkcy., 2; by Williams. ): by Payne. 3
Iiams. Winning 'pitrheir.MshawRhssyy". - LOS
ing pitcher-Wiliiams. Umpircs-Owcna
and Chill. Time. 2:20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
DROP ANOTHER
. CONTEST TO PITTSBURGH
Losing Team Bnttcd Carlson From
Box, but Could Not Touch
Hamilton.
.Iny Associated pr--e

FITTSBUIkGH, May l2,-PittPhurEh
was again victor over Philadelphia
today b. score OF 3 20 3. The To-
calls punched three hits with u pass
and Il sacrifice in the FIRST inning for
three runs and scored two more In
the seventh inning on two singles
and a wild pitch. The visitors hit
Carlson hard IN the early part Of the
game and after tying the score in the
fourth inning. Hamilton replaced him
and held Philadelphia scoreless for
the rest or the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
v. M. |. NINE WINS
Cadets Defeat Emory and Henry
Team ON Slow FirId-Tcrry
Features M lint.

LEXINGTON. VA. May l2-In a
game made slow by a wet field, V NJ
defeated the Emory and Henry
team by II score OF - to here today
V. NJ. ]. started with Page pitchipg
but he was relieved by Badgctt in ths
fourth in order tht he might be saved
for the game with V. +. I. on Satur-
day. Hines pitched The whole game
for Emory AMI Henry. and except for
q letup in the seventh. when V. NJ l.
punched five hits netting five runs
he pitched good ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
SHlPBUILDERS LOSE ONE
Especial to The Times Dispatch. I
ROCKY MOUNT Y C. May L.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. May IL
While Harris. Tor the Builders, was
hit timely and hard, Fullenwldcr
journeycd as n complete master ava
the Tarhcels annexed tho little csu
OF the series by to 0 score. this
afternoon.
The Down-IIomcrs emerged from
their hitting slump with fury today
and when there were mon on the
corners proved as effective with the
willow as they had proven powerlcs1
In the preceding games.
Walker stood out prominently for
the locals with frequent steals and
sensational fielding. while in the
sixth he slnshed out a home run
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
YANKEES BAT HARD

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE New
York Americans continued their hard
hitting here today ana defeated Chi
cago in the second game OF the series
hy score Of Il 20 5.
The Yankees made twenty hits for
twenty-ninc bases of Williams,
Loudermilk and Payne, the Chicago
pitchers. In the sixth inning when
New York scored seven runs, each
Of the New York battery!ncn, liam
clean singles. Ruth hit another
home run, his third in the last two
games. Pitcher Williams. OF Ch,Ca-
go, lost his first game OF the sea-
son. He had won sin straight be-
fore coming here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
SMITH TO MEET TURNER
Richmond GrnppIcr VIII Tnkc On 10,
Turner Tonight I'm
Washington,

Ieke" Smith, Richmond middle
weight Erappler, will leave here this
Woolscifer and n party OF Richmonu
wrestling enthusiasts. for Washing
ton. ID. c. Smith Will wrestle Joe
Turner at the Foliic Theatcr in the
Capital City tonight. The bout will
take place following the show ut tho
theater.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

81. Louis. o.. Philadelphia. 10. lasc on
Hi,s--cn Shoek"r. in :; oil Barwcii. !
IN u on Hay i, IN q of D's9se. . IN
struck oui,bY Hurwcli :. hy Nalior. /:
--Isur.cI winning p.tcmcf"-E,rwaI
Losing pItrhcr---D!gGcc. Cinpircs-Mor-
larry and Connolly. Time. $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Cleveland.
Boston.
Totals 32lie7ic Totals
'RhttcN FOR EusSell In ninth.

B Boston .. .:::::.::.5 SsSc -
g, summary: Runs-Gtaney. 2: Chapman.
Speaker. : Smith. - Gardner. Caldwell.
MiGNaly Menosky. H"ndryH. Msinni;.
roster. SChang. Eibei. Errors-Ca1dwell.
Sch.nc. EusscN Two base hits-Grancy.
Cardiac. Wamhsganss. Hooper Three
base h't--Mclrnis. Stolen bases-Gr aney.
WamhsEanSs. Mentally. Sacr!iiccs--Chap-
man ,; Gardner. Scott. HondryX Double
l!ayS-Ch5 prnia 10 Iohnston Russell to
McTaiiy 20 McInn!s: Bush % SchanE to
nostom. 5. Rs,o On On h1lis-oT Cnid;wcil
2; 2m Bush ); on Russell. H!ts-on
Caldwell. In innings. of Morton ) Ia
: innings. on Bush. la I innircs: on
Kus1su n innings. HI 10y, pitcher
by HuSh 'Wn.nhsgaassb. Struck out-by
Morton. =; by flush /; by Russell i
winning ptchcr--caldwcll. Losing pitch
sr-Bush Uinpires-Dineen and Nallin
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pitihhiirrll
PHILADELPHIA
Totals ,. setl2 Totals 80

Pittsburgh .........S Ks
summary: Euns--Mcusel. 2: j. Miller.
iors--W itherow. Williams Two has o
hit. Miller. Three hit-stenEel.
Schmidt: s,c.inses-J; Miller. I.uderus.
-Phiiad"iphia 6: Pittsburgh. 8. Race on
hnlls-Rix.y. :: Carlson. !: Hamilton. l.
{; on Hamilton. , in !. struck ou,-bv
Miffy' by nnarlson. q by Hamilton. D.
hamilton. LOSING ni;cher-Rixey. I'm
pireS-O'Day and Harrison. Time 1913
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
INDIANS WIN SLUCC|NC
MATCH FROM BOSTON
Cleveland Takes Opening Game of
Series From Visiting Team
by Score of 81 to :.
Ipy Associated rressl

BOSTON. May l2.-Clcveland won
from Boston in the opening game of
the series today. to :. 1t was the
tcavIcS; hitting contest Of the local
season. Three OF BostonS five runs
ia the four$I came on McInnis's
triple with the bases filed and three
of c!cvclands five in the hfth on
smiths double. also with the bases
filled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Totals 20 7?7ls Totals % seiie

S,prc w iuninc": II.
Summary. Ruus-i0pos Turliugton.
IiowI"r Love Errors--CooE" f2l Love.
Two-hase hIis.-Car'cr %. Carrot ~.
stolen hnsrs--Npwlo~ ~ f.oVr ~. Car
tor 90. SaCriHr" hltS--SkDrra % Tur-
linrion rD. Lon ON las"s Richmond.
William ana MARY : FIRST has" IN error
--Elchnoud 2 struck out--by Su"ad. 3:
by Settle ?. Time OF ramo--l:i0. Tim
pirc-- T-cyill!an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

The nine representing the Mer-
chants National Bank triumphed
over the team OF the Kingan Co. in
an interesting but loosely played
game at Byrd Park by the score or
Is TO 3. yesterday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
TRUCKERS LOSE AGAIN

PORTSMOUTH. VA. May r.
Portsmouth dropped the final game
OF the Petersburg series this after
noon. giving the visitors the majority
OF the games. The score was to s.
The lead the visitors gained in the
first inning was overcome by the
locals. but they were unable TO hold
their advantage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

n SUMMARY: EHnsI,BakeI 90. smith.
Ergor.MShsr CS,n.rs. K.arney 'rw"
base hi,-Sinith. ThTse-bas hts--Foola
and Cattle Sacrifice hta-Bakcr. Smith
Holmes Arragon and Roth Stolen bases
,,,-Arragon ana Baker. Left on bases
Richmond. 3: Wilson. 3 Bases on balls
OF Itaker. 2: OF Kircher. =. struck out
By Baker. 3. bY kircher. ). Hit bY
pitcher Z!lcnEcr by Kirchcr. Double
play-Eirchcr to BAKER to Poole. I'm
p!rc-lirandon. T!me-l:50. Attendance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
arheel Wilson Pitches
Unusual Ball Game
Inx A..ocIntcd rrc.r.I

CHAPEL HILL, y. C., Ainy H.
wcrty" Wilson, pitching for the
University OF North Carolina to-
day against Trinity College, allow
ed only four hits In twelve in
ninEs, pitched only seventy balls
To battcrs, mn average OF less thnn
two IN cuch mnn to face him. md
scored the winning run ON II sncrI-
fec md u single after he had
doubled.
North Carolina won. {: to I.
10th teams nclded brilliantly.
score; Il. IL. Il.
Trinity
Carolina
CuNincss nnd Carson; Wilson
md SOuncc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
TECH AND CADETS TIE
FOR ATHLETIC H0NORS
V. NJ. I. and V. Il. 1. Each Secures
SiNty-Thrcc Points Ina
Dual Meet.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Bi.ACkSBCiiG. VA, May I'm
the fastest and most exciting track
meet ever staged between the two in
stitutions, Virginia Tech and Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

rost.mouth ...... ...::......5co9 :i66 o-S
Summary: Runs-Downoy , Smith. Me-
lin. Errors-Bnale. Watt; . Earned runs
Petersburg, s: Portsmouth. : Two-basc
hlth-coinInand. Klein and Posi-. struck
out--T3y NcGlouEhiin. &: by Bird. Bases
on hail.-on Handlcman. !: on BIRD, :! {:
of McGiouEhlin. 4. E!t by pitched BALI
Downcy and Kruger. Left on hafes-Pe-
tcrsburE. 10: Portsmouth G Uinp!re-G uyon
T!no OF Eamc-lto
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

SAN FRANCISCO. MAY I2-Thc
date for the trial of Jack Dempsey.
and his manager. Jack Kcarns. on
sclective draft evasion charges. was
set for Monday, juno 7. in the Unitco
States District Court here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
fence and paying his respects to tho
Suffolk.
Totals .3tl02il9 Totals 81 g2Il
mitchell p!nch hit in ninth
Ia Inn

N SSatGn ............I 92S9o a-Hs
summary: Runs-Dovins. Kane tD.
hlnek tSI: Samuel. I.eh,hers: Goss. Rob
-Bribcck: Samuel Stolen bascs-C;or-
coran krameF Base on ba!is--un
b. samuel. Z: by Robbins. !. Left on hsscs
.-Horf2!k; o: Sunolk. C. hit ~ pitched
mis-. Hall br!hcGk Sacrifice hits-i.caih-
ers. Black. Strain. Double piayg-l..!ith-
crs to Dcvin: strain to Biack 10 Davies
umpiro-Ganicy. T!me-i:5o. Attendance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Tnkn-Koln Wins From so,a,cr~

Taxa Kola added another win 20
their list yesterday when they de-
fcatcd the fast Camp Lee nine on the
latter's grounds by the score of to /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Rocky Mount.
Totals al Sc7 8

summary. fsrFofS---SCDinlit, j. a Z "A n.
GLEASON, Runs0waiker I'D. Chariot.
Walker CD. Chariot. Keller sacrifice
hits-Schinidt. Harris. Dunn; Earned
runs-Rrcky Mount. g. Two-baSe hit
Grim. Home run--Walker. FRS, on balls
OFF Harris. 5; OFF FullcnwIder. o. Struck
out nv Fuil"nwider. 10: bY Harris. I. Left
on bases-Newport News s Rocky Mount.
>. Umpire-Al Orth. Time so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
BROWNS EVEN SERIES
rhilndrIphiu.
Totals a. saol7 Total; u IL 20 u
tBattea for Sayior In nfth

Score by Innings: l.
ST. Louis .........n q 0 q Z q o l -
philad"l,-A.a ...O - d . q 0-i
summary: Runt--Austin. Williams.
Jacobson. SEVERED. Shovlin, Dykes pcTk,
Gerber; Galloway. Two-base hits-Ged,
con. Thomas. Perkins Home runs
jacobson. SEVERED, Dykes Sac-iiiccs-
Burwei!. Austin. Walker. Perkins Tmui
Doub!. plays--AnStin TO Gedcpn TO AUS
tin: Perkins TO Dykes. Left on bases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
south Atinntic Icncue.

Grccnvilla. 3; Spartanburg, o.
Charlotte, 10: Charleston, o.
.AmgMstn. |: Column biz o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. 81, Philadelphia. 8.
All others. rain.

WHERE. THEY PLAY TODAY. ''''
brooklyn mt Chicago
New York ut Cincinnati
PHILADELPHIA at Pittsburgh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
,,hInond. q Wilson; s.

wIiERE THEY ri.AI TODAY ~
Wilson at Norfolk
Portsmouth mt Newport News
Suffolk at Pctrrspury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. o.: boston. ..
-. louis; o.; rhiiidelphia. { Go .nningsl
Detroit v aslNnEtOn (rainl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Richmond.
Totals 90 1927 10

Score ~ innings:
Richmond ..........
Wilson .............
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

Scor" hy Innings:
Newport News $50.
Rocky Mount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

Frestone Man PoDer: Fircstone has gathered toecth
er remarkable body of workers-17 900 strong
many of them stockholders in the Company. Men
financially interested in the success of their product
do better work
F'Testone Buying PoOer: I'restone has established
purchasing headquarters at Singapore in the Straits
Settlement where IS % of the worlds rubber IS pro-
dIccd. Thus Firestonc gets first choice of the raw
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
WANT KAISER TO LEAVE
First Chamber Of Dutch Parliament
Drafts Demand-Govcrnmc
May Not Consider Request.


THE HAGUE, Jan. 9,-The first
chamber Of the Dutch parliament
has drafted and presented to the
cabinet memorandum suggesting
that 1t is now desirable that Holland
request Emporcr William OF Ger
many to return to his own country.
In the ordinary course OF parla-
meutary procedure the government
would answer the first chamber. The
government, however, Il has been
learned by the correspondent. does
not consider the memorandum i'm
portant. II is explained that II was
Introduced at the suggestion of a
single member during the budget de-
bate as a matter Of formality.
AS far as the correspondent has
been able to learn, the present Dutch
government has decided that /; will
not surrender the one time German
ruler.
Former Emperor william has
transferred his woodcuttinE activities
to Doom where his new home is be-
ing built Dressed in green hunt
ing suit, he was seen yesterday at
Doom chopping or saving off tho
branches OF young trees which had
been felled with the purpose Of per-
fecting new landscape for the park
OF his estate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
SOCIALISTS BEGIN
NEW YORK FIGHT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

In Chicago. Asserting that /, was
lsing used In he plot to unseat ~. 4"
he said.
This manifesto relates to he
cause OF war and the subjugatIon Of
weak peoples by strong nations, the
peace OF Violence; the statcmen, that
the league OF nations Is i'm reality
the, capitalist bloc international.'
that the true aim Of this alliance OF
chpilallstic powers IS to safeguard
their pmnticr, to bully and dominate
the weak nations. to crush prolejar-
ian governments. and to thwart
everywhere the movement OF the
working class,
The mauife5to' stated that under
the cloak OF false patriotism and be-
hind barrage of tcrroristic lingo
sentiment deliberately melted by
them, the capitalists OF America
launched an orgy OF profitcering
which al but ruined the nation; that
the administration permitted a rela-
lively small number Of men to make
profits amounting to billions OF dol
lars while the prices Of necessities OF
lie rose TO overwhelming heights" "
Tho executive committee Of the
New York socialist party today de-
maudcd that the assembl. "reen-
franchise the thousands .f voters" OF
the state who voted the socialist
ticket hy Immediately reyoking Its
oisEracetui ana autoCratic action" In
sLspcnding five socialist assembly
men,
In a statement issued after an
all night session NJ its local head
quarters the committee declared that
the voters who sent the socialist
assem- hymen to Albany asserted
. that the socialist party Is not
'Jnimical to the public welfare"
Revocation OF the assemhly's ac-
tiou was demanded in order that
n republican form OF government
guaranteed 10 each state by the fed
cral constitution, be restored to the
people OF New York" the statement
said.
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To Select Chairman at
a Joint Meeting of
Big League Mdgndtes

CHICAGO. Jan 9.--Selectlon OF
a chairman Of the national base
ball commission to succeed August
Hermann. who offered his rcsig-
nation yesterday. probably will be
made at the Joint session OF the
two major leagues to- be held here
February II. John \. Heydlcr,
president OF the National league.
announced tonight.
Committees OF the two major
leagues appointed year ago TO
select a man for the commission
Chalrmanship are expected to pre-
sent their recommendation at the
joint session, he said.
President Heydler and Ban
johnson, president OF the Ameri-
can league, will depart tomorrow
for Louisiana to draw up the
tentative schedules for the 1920
season. They will combine a hunt
ing and fishing trip with the
schedule making.