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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
LENKAI NEKLAUSO TALKININKU REIKALAYIMU.

LONDONAS, Spal. 10. - Is Kauno vakar praneSta,
jog tarpe Vniaus If Kauno eina dide muSia LetuyiQ
su Lenkas
ziauriausi If kruvniausi musai seke praeita SeStade
nj, -SeStadienio vakare ir sekmadienio ryte
nuostOlius
Lenkai prizes Lietuvus pakele puoima, kuomet Lietu
vial atmete nomo Viniaus uzurpatoraus Zegowskio ul
kams pavestu ddesnus Letuvos potus kad e tookai at
sinesu nuo nos kuos kituomet Lenkai buvo pabege
bolSevikams einant ant VarSavos
Teeiaus Lietuviai nepakause. Jie gina Sail Egi
paskutnuju nuo uzpuousiu barbara, nornGu pavergt Lie
tuva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
ALBANIA sAUK1ASI TIA
LIJOS.

Rymas, spal. 10. - sulig
gautu ella depesu, Albanijos
valdzia praso Italp uzimti Go
rita ir Argyro-C Castro, kad
tiedvi vieti apdrausti nuo Graf
.kQ.
sakoma, jog Italijos vyriau-
.sybe atsisako pildyti ta pra-
syma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
Pirmosios Riauses Londone
Pakilus Anglekasiq Streikui
BoISeVikai Nuzude $500 CiViIiQ zmOniQ !
PASIDAVE DU B0LSEVI-
KU PULKU.
Bolsevikai zudo gyventojus.

Sevastopolis, Spal. 10. -
Kuomet gen. Wrangeio armi-
ia sudauz6 bolSeviku spekas
ties Sinelnikovo, du bolSevikQ
regimentu (pulku) stov6jusiu
sodziuje Ribackoje, pasidave
be pasiprieSinimo, sulig ofici-
ialio praneSimo.
AbiejQ pasidavusiQ pulkQ
karei1tiai netur6jo maisto,
pusbasi ir tik kokiais skar-
malais apsitaise.
Kareiviai pasakoja, jog boil
SevikQ armijos iSdalies palei-
dziamos. Mes n6ra kuo karei-
vius maitinti il aprengti. Tad
.ziemos laikotarpiu miIitarin6
kampanija nebus galima.
Nuzudyta $500 zmoniu.
Kuomet bolsevikq spakos in
6io Berdjanskan, ties Azovo
juramis, tuojaus prasid6jo a.
reStavimai intariamQ zmonlQ.
SuareStuota keli tukstanciai
il is tQ $500 zmoniQ paskui
nuzudyta. Vieniz is tn nelai-
mingQ nugalabinta sulig karo
-+eismo iStarmiQ, kit tiesioS
kareiviQ nuzudyti, dar kit ba-
du numarinti arba zuve nuo
ligQ.
BolSevikQ kal6jimas Berd-
ianske, sakoma, ne kalejimas,
bet pabludusiQ zmoniQ istai-
ga.
Apleizdami Berdjanska boil
sevikai viska pl9Se If nesesi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
NEGREIT PRANCUzIJA
ATs1GAUs.

Paryzius, Spal. A9. Mi
nisteris pirmininkas Leygues,
priimdamas AnglQ-AmerikonQ
Spaudos .asocijacija pareiske,
jog po buvusio karo Prancu-
zija gal atsigauti praejus tik
35 metams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20

New York, Spal. 10. = Del
pakilusiQ streikQ Anglijoje,
matyt, If Amerikai bus trum-
pa su anglimis. Mes prisieis
daug angliQ i$vezti -Europon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
sUsToJo MUsIAI RUS1Jos
FRONTE.

varsava, Spal. 10. - Su va
karykscia diena, sulig padary-
.tos armisticijos, visam fronte
pertraukti musiai bolseyiku su
Lenkais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
PABALTIJoJE zIEMA.

RYGA. - Pabaltijoje paso-
ko Salts, pasirode sniegas ir,
kaip matyt, prasideda ziema.
Salts ir sniegas sutrukdys
militarinius veikimus kariau-
janciu saliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
10000 MANU- .UzPULFA.

ogdensburg, N. y, spal. 10.
= Airijos prezidentas de Va
lera paskelbe, jog policija All
riioie uzpuolusi 10000 nanny
ir nuzudziusi II zmones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
ATsIsTATYDINo DIDYSIS
VEZIRAS.

Konstantinopolis, Spal. 10.
= Atsistatydino didysis vezi-
ras Ferid pasa. Sakosi sergas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
PINIGy KURsAs.

syetimu saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziau $25.ooo spalip 16
buvo tokia sulig Merchants Loan
and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui $S.47
Lietuvos 100 auksinu l.48
Lenkijos 100 marhu a
yokietiios 100 markiu 1.4s
Prancuzijos uz $1.Oo Is fr. 81
.Italijos uz $1.OO "a !. So
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
DAUG SUzEISTA PAKILUS
RIAUsEMS LONDONE.
Pramatomas greitas susitaiky-
mas.

Londonas, Spal. 19. = Va
kar Whitehall pakilo riauses
netekusiu darbo darbininku
sustreikavus anglekasiams.
Nedirbantieji darbininkai su-
sirinko ir parinko delegatus
eiti pas minister pirmininka
Lloyd George, Downing gat.
Po parinkimo delegatQ su-
sirinkusieji pakel6 demonstra-
cijas, gi paskui riauses, kuo-
met policija visa minia sulai-
k6 nuo Downing gatves.
Pakilo susiremimai. Prizes
policija pavartotos plytos ir
akmens. ISdauzyta keli langQ
stiklai lido departamento tro-
besyj.
Pabaigoje policija nugalejo
minia. Daug riauSininkQ su-
zeista. Ir parinktai delegacijai
neteko matyti ministerio pir-
mininko.
Nupuole svaro kursas.
Gia ir kitur visa angliu is
tekliu vyriausyb6 pa6me savo
kontrolen.
.;,Anglekasiu streikas tuojaus
atsiliepe j Sales pinigq kur-
SO. SterlingQ svaras nupuole
ligi 1914. Mainyme atjausta
didis Skirtumas. :
Buves maisto kontrolierius
! John Robert Clynes, zinomas
moderatinis darbininkQ va
das, iSreiSk6 pasitikejima, jog
anglekasiQ streikas neilgai gy-
vuosias. 10 nuomone, uz savai-
t6s bus susitaikinta.
Sake, tik tam tikslui yra
reikalinga abb pusi suvesti
kruvon ir tuojaus pradeti dis
kusijas.
Clynes pasiqlo, kad vyriau-
sybe nusileistQ If angleka-
slams duotq lygiai puse tick,
kick jie reikalauja. Ir tasai
iu reikalavimas turetp but pa
vestas bepartiniam teismui.
Lygiai If gelezinkelieciQ or
ganizacijos generals sekreto-
rius Thomas panasiai saltai
atsiliepia apie galima susitai-
kyma.
Grumoja gelezinkelieeiai. {
Sustreikavus anglekasiams,
yra daug abejones If apie ge-
llezinkeliecius darbininkus If a
pie prekiQ kroyejus. Stu or
ganizacijq virSininkai siandie
be paliovos turi susirinkimus
If tariasi, kokia pozicija uz-
imH.
Kad tue tarpu streikuojan-
ciq anglekasiQ vadai ragina
tuos ir kitus tuojaus paklltl
streikan. Mes visos tos trys
organizacijos yra suristos su-
tartimi bendrai veikti streiko
klausime.
Pakiles streikas palies vlso-
kia Anglijos industrija If sa-
lis baisiai nukentes, jei nebus
pasidarbuota veikiai sutaikln-
ii isikarseiavusius darbinin-
kus.
visaip gall but.
Anglijos vyriausybe prizes
streika uz9me stipria pozicija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
Kaltina Bachmetijeva.

Toliaus Ullman sake, kad
Baltiios valstyb6s yra apslvy-
Iusios Suv. Amerikos Valsti-
iomis ir kitomis didziul6mis
vieSpatijomis, kurios igSiol
atsisako pripazinti parubezi-
mes valstybes, jQ legale neprl-
klausOmybe.
Minister'S pirmininkas kas
link Suv. ValstijQ kaltina Ba-
chmetijevq, senosios RuSiJos
valdzios abbasadoriQ Wash
ingtOne.
Sake, jog Bachmetijev Wis
ka maiSO nurodydamas, kad
Russia tur6tu but nesuskaldo,
ma, taigi il naujos Baltijos
valsayb6s posenovei turetQ
but Rusijos persekiojamos IL
pavergtOs.
>Kas is AmerikOnq nepazls-
ia arGiau Rusijos, tasai tiki
Bachmetjevo iSvedIojimais.
buk. Russia sudaroma is Dau.
CELLO atskiriQ nepadalinamQ
daliQ.
zinomas daiktas, toksai ma
nymas yra klaidingas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20

ORAS. = NepastOvus oras
siandie If rytoj; vidutin6 tenn
peratura.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
BALTIJOS VALSTYBES
SUSIJUNGUSIOS PRIZES
PRIEsININKUS.
Taip Tvirtina LatVijos Minis
teris Pirmininkas.

Ryga, Spal. 10. - "BaltiioS
valStyb6s nepakelS niekam jo-
kiO karo. Bet mes viSuOmet
kOvosime ligi paSkutinio EMO
gauS, iei kaS driStQ mus az
pulti ir nor6tQ atimti nuO mu-
SQ nepriklausomybe. Per dul
metu naujoS parubezin6s val
stybes pr@moko, kaip pasek-
mingai kautieS Su uzpuldine-
tojais il prispaudtjais Vokie-
Giais II RuSaiS. -
Toki pareiSkimQ dave ASSso-
ciated Press kOreSpondentui.
LatvijOs minister's pirminin-
kas Ullman.
Nebns Suv. Valsti;u unija.
BaltijoS Unija atrodO kaip-
ir klaidingas ir neatatinka-
mas vardas visiems items, ka-
trie pazista parubezines val
stybes, sake Ullman.
Tai nebuS. paw, tokia uni
ia, kaip kad SuvienytoS Siau-
rin6s Amerikos EalstijOS. Nau
jos valStyb6s nereikalaus at
sisakyti nuo savo nepriklau-
sOmyb6s, arba nepalieciamy-
b6s. Bet visuomet gales sude-
rintai bendrai savO pinigini ku
rsa, tranSportacijq, muituS, ta-
rifas ir telegrafus. Pagaliaus
gales uzmegsti stipriq vieny-
be su tikslu bendromis j6gO-
mis- apsaugoti If ginti savo
nepriklausomybeS, jei prizes
anas kesintusi koks prieSinin-
kas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
NEKUOMET TAIP NERA.

vadai kalbasi Eiks, brolars If gelk ta pl Tai ne,
atsako Htas is to labai nemyh.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-20
visaip gall but.

Anglijos vyriausybe prizes
streika uzeme stipria pozicija.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
PREP TRACK
TITLE UP
TODAY

Sir city high schools meet this
afternoon on Denny field la the an.
nual prep school track meet For
the ffrst time in many seasons real
competition by all teams entered
Is looked for. Honors are not en-.
urely booked for Lincoln and Broad
way. 20 judge by the stun shown
In tho dual meets
broadway defeated Lincoln earlier
In the reason and last week Lincoln
took the hopors from Queen Anne.
Franklin Dosed out Ballard by TAX.
Ing the relay IN their dual meet
broadway In considered slightly the
favorite in today's meet. with Ian.
coin and Franklin strong contcnder-.
Martin. of Broadway. In the hur.
dlea and sprsnts. In conceded high
point honors. Egtvet and Strixck
arc Pine at fieid men who are cx
pec,ed 90 place In the meet Ian.
coin boasts no stellar athletes. but
has one OF the best rounded teams
In the city. Moodey. OF Queen
Anne. n slated an a strong con.
tended in the sprints and Jumps
Ballard and West Seattle have no
particularly brilliant entries. bu, are
consistently better balanced than
they have been In previous seasons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
BIG COLLEGE
TRACK MEET
IN PHHLY

With 10 men entered from the Pa
cifie coast. all eyes were on the big
Pennsylvania meet for the track
title OF America. Outside Of their
homo fayorites. Fasteners look for
tho Far Western athletes 90 break
high in the results.
Fifteen survivors were left in the
Cornell fold after yesterdays elimi
nations. Red and Blue enthusiasts
hold 10 their conviction that Cornell
viii maintain her hold on the lead
orship OF American college track
Pennsylvania has II doped out that
tho Quakcrs will succeed TO the title
in today'a events.
Coast track followers mr.. watching
tho performance OF the following
men: Jack Merchant and sprott. of
California: Kirks.y. Temploton.
Wells. Hendrixson. OF stanford. and
Lawrence Brown. former Broadway
high school athlete. who IL running
tho half for Pennsylvania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
START GRID PRACTICE

Directed via wire by Coach Walter
Powell. who Is In Montana. Stanford
football men are going thru q stiff
list OF spring workouts. An Of last.
years sound. with the exception Of
five men. are in the moleskins. indi.
eating that the Cardinals will have
the goods next year when they run
up against Washington in the flrue
football game between the two coat
universities. The date is set for NJ.
yember s. at Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
TWO ~" MAT
MEN ENTERED
IN OLYMPICS

lotto Bardarson is the equal. II
not the superior. OF any wrestler of
his weight in the country" declares
Ed Brown. Washington wrestling
coach. Brown intends to enter Bar.
larson and Blaine Gibson In the
Olympic tryouts at Portland next
month. Both are veteran varsity
wrestlers.
Barria rson Is holder OF the north.
west amateur title in the 15s-pound
class. having downed Hansen. for.
mcr coast champion. in the l.. N. A.
meet last winter. Gibson grapplcs
In the i35.pound class and Is a for.
mer captain OF the Washington
wrestling team.
Brown looks for Bardarson 10
clean up. not only at Portland, but
at the national elimination tryouts
In New York in July. He has n per.
feet build for the mats. and from his
head down can stand with any wros.
tier OF his weight in the country. nc.
cording to Brown. Gibson is lacking
In details OF build. but has a speedy.
aggressive style. Both have been
training all year. and are In perfect
trim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
MT. BAKER STAR LEAGUE
SQUAD AFTER FIFTH WIN

Mt. Bakers junior ball warriors
are out after their firth straight win
Of the year Sunday when they take
on the Rainier Valley Juniors at Co
iumbia field at ? .. m.
The Rainier Valley team kicked
thru with n win In their first start
Of the season last Sunday when they
defeated the Greenwood Cubs by an
IL 10 10 count. They forfeited their
first game. but have a stronger line
up now that promises 10 keep them
In the race.
The other game al the Column
bia field Sunday will get under way
at 4 .. m. when the AK Juniors
play the Rainier Heights Juniors.
The Rainier team showed It's real
class last Sunday when they were
nosed out by the Walla walia Jun
Tors by 5 to count. The Alki
team IL recognized as one OF the
strongest teams in the city.
The most important game OF the
day will find the Cavalier club bat
Ting with the Felix club AT Walla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

In the main event OF the evening
Johnny DAVIS. OF Franklin and
Tommy Olsen OF the same school
went n fast three round draw. Both
fighters exchanged and took blows
freely, and they mixed readily which
made the bout one OF the most inter.
esting OF the evening.
In the other events. -Twect"
Erissel and Frisco Stein OF the
Junior Class Mt Franklin went for n
three-round draw. Jimmy Sakamota
and Reese Roberts went another
thrce-round draw. The only decision
OF the evening was given TO Moose"
Pinch, who was given a close call
over Floyd Ellis
The promoters, Byron Wise. Ed
McGill and Lloyd Smith plan TO hold
another smoker before school is out
in June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
JACK DEMPSEY
IN FILM AT REX

Champion Jack Dempsey opens
at the Rex today In his first movie.
Daredevil Jack" Dempsey is the
hero of the picture. as the name
Of the title suggests. During the
course OF the picture, Dempsey
engages IN a couple Of fights and
sends his opponents to all corners
Of the globe. by the use of his
two fists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
FRANKLIN PREP BOYS
STAGE MrTT SHOW

Franklin high school boxing en-
thusiasts staged their first smoker
of the year Thursday evening at a
hall at i7ih and jefferson. The
youngsters could not gain perrnis-
sion Of the school faculty to have
the event In the high school gym
nasium 40 they pulled II in tho hall.
Bert Forbes. local lightweight.
went on In a four-round exhibition
bout with Vic lie Bow OF Franklin.
Young lie Bow showed plenty OF
form against the champion. altho
Forbes only toyed with his opponent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
DE PALMA
HOLDS RECORD

Do falua'a record OF driving the
500 miles with a Mercedes. for an -vi
eraEe OF ssst mlIca an hour. s,in
stands. Wilcox came tho nearest 10
IL last Year with an average Of s7.ss
miles per hour In PruKcot boat
Do Palma and Thomas are teamed
this year with Ballot racers. Also.
Goax and wilcox will drive tn. same
make OF cars. nying tho PeuEcot col
ors. tho only car to win the sweep.
stakes prize three different times
The French boat tr hard one for
American cars to outEtr1p.
The race OF the four former cham
plous will naturally be the center OF
interest. They will Try to outgarno
each other and also stem the assault
OF the individual entries.
They will - pushed by other starr
Of equal brilliancc.
Among them IL Tommy Milton.
creator Of a new worlds record in
the sprints for 20 miles. lie and
Jimmy Murphy. recent winner OF the
inaugural race on tho Los Angeles
speedway. viii pilot a pair OF Due
7-hRNA 80
The Dussenbsrg II an American
car and the one on which hope Ia
pinned to wrest speed supremacy
from foreign invadera
A pair Of Eddics will BE- driving
Duesenbcrgs, too. They are Eddie
ODonnel and Eddie Hearne
Betting makes both tho United
States and France favorites.
We are living In n motor age
Just as the automobile motor con.
tributed TO tho rapid development Of
motors to navigate the air. now In
turn the flying machine engine has
suggested ideas for higher speed rae.
Ing bugs on the ground.
Speed and danger increase In
about the same proportions And
their hands VIII both be olasped on
the steering wheel in the blus.ribbon
event OF autodom Mt indianapolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
FARREN
WINS OVER
BENJAMIN

SAN FRANCISCO. May 29--Joe
Benjamin, groomed as successor TO
Benny Leonard when Leonard is
ready 10 lay aside his lightweight
crown. lost to Frankie Farren OF San
Francisco In a slow four.round go at
the Dreamland rink last night.
The presence OF Billy Gibson. Leon
ards manager, In Bonjamin's corner.
did not instill sufficient jazz in the
man from the Northwest, and ne was
unable to slip over the right cross he
had In store for Frankie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

waila field at ? p. m. The Felix
club has come thru with two straight
wins. while the Cavaliers are Htili in
the race with three wins and one
defeat.
In tho other game Of the day the
Columbia sucksrs will tanEle with
the Madison park outfit at Wash
ington park. This game will get un-
der way Mt 2 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
FAVORS PARIMUTUEL

NEW ORLEANS. Ls--Many busi-
ness and social clubs here are lined
up 10 back n bin leealizing betting
with machines at race tracks Gov.
elect John NJ. Parker OF Louisiana
says he r. not opposed 10 honest rae.
ing and the parimutuels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
COMPOSER SUES YANKS

NEW YORK. May 79.--Suit for
100000 was brought against the
New York Yankees yesterday by
Louis Hirsch. composer and writer
Of lyrics. Hirsch said he was eject.
ell from the Polo grounds on Monday
after n quarrel with an attendant re.
garding seating arrangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
STRONG HIGH TEAM

Ell PASO. Texas.---The FL Paso tt.
gers, high school team. lost their first
game In two years the other day.
The team is considered one OF the
fastest teams in the South. The tt.
gers have Arizona university on the
1920 schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
|CTAR
Johnny Mccarthy Wins Weller Title From LII
COLLEGE GOSSIP
CHAPLIN COLLINS

FOOTBALL prospects always bright five months be-
before the opening of the With practically the
whole of the great line developed the university last
fall Scheduled TO don the moesns the latter part Sep
tember fans have real reason to look forward to the 1920
session. Bill Grimm, tackle the a-American second
eleven Ted Fauk captain of years varsity Larry
Smith "Zeke Clark Gus Pope Heavy Glenn and Sandy
plaster east resulting from injuries last and may
not be able to risk another season.
,s A%.,.s ss ..
s with n . e o sa, nss % or rn five nsss
hast week Harvard placing the Comedians the head
foughkecpse DOPE Courtney rs :. old
o., minute yard. earth
.ss Ss ssa on the university spss for the srss wSSns,oa
the largest outlay for Ssrsue sar The s
construction will be
a n t ' , G rsas s S s. Do was sa's ys
u..s. 70 sos4 s r .o%s a. tho best sprint pros
o the u s" ae and be %s % artists T"
smad,oa be has shown 'u:s form to warrant the s,,"E thu,
also the Edmand'oo has been
weak In since the start Of the season
sn ss Ss n r a, r0 n s s @ % sua
vernon nish school has shown.
washnson unable the bar II feet
did - feet IS inches which him Of ne best h eoanry
playing handicapped
IL
a :
the $
In a 10
big feiow
vii the idea OF IN
In the
University
Boring inter-cog iate sport ,oiu before the
Pacific Coast Conference for adoption at its merit meeting IN
Portland June There chy the different
bsrs should not raty the BIZ and put Without
Question IL coud easily pay for itself.
Dozen South the University of California, Stanford and
Southern California hare been holding tournaments. The
college m singers hare thru IN fine shape erery time
aud hare soWn that they hare the goods At the Northern
colleges, like Washington Washington State and Oregon the
only chance the NIT singers have to show their
the inter-cLass Journeys.
srpund on
ongs %
to and
= wi $ II L.
o
Is from
sever Inn n In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
THE WATER CURE

NEW YORK.--In 1918 Miss Ethel.
da Bleibtrcy was a physical wreck.
suffering from curvature of tho
spine. She took up swimming. Now
she is a strong bidder for national Il
tie swimming honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
INTRO
MACHINES

IL In the dream Of engineers 20 Ec,
the highest speed and the most pow.
er out OF the smalies, size engine.
This year marks another stcp In their
engineering skin. for u is the frat
time IN history that machines OF fs3
cubic inches piston displacement and
1900 pounds Ia weight will - soon In
competition
And tho drivcrs-th-y represent
the mos, expert and skilled jockeys
OF the wheel OF speed OF both the old
and the new world
OF tho 30 entries. four OF them arc
former winners of tho Indianapolis
grind. They know every brick in
the course, but ~ far no former win.
nor has ever repeated one Of them
may pun the talnE thiA year
The quartet % former winners who
will rol! Up 10 the tape are: Jules
Coux. 1919. Rene Thomas. 1914.
Ralph DE Palma. 1915. and Howard
Wilcox. 1912
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OH. BOY. WHAT A FLOCK OF BASE KNOCKS!

OH. BOY, WHAT FLOCK OF BASE KNOCKS!
Seattle and Salt Lake engaged in a good osd-fash-
toned SUGGEST yesterday Seattle taking the third
Of the series by running up IL counters while the
visitors grabbed off eight TALES
Both teams scored in the first inning. Johnson Bee
shortstop. hammering the onion the right field
wall Seattle punched hits for four markers in their
half Of the inning
From then IL was n sce-saw affair, Salt Lake
scoring four in the fifth and Seattle tying up the
count in the last half of the inning only 10 Salt
Lake 20 ahead again in the sixth, and then IL hap
pcned. Seattle started spanking the leather apple all
the field and counted five putting the game
in the well known refrigerator.
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arnrr ~ inhlnss
salt faka ....-... iatest -
Mssiti. .......... seiet Ill
EuiunsrFt ttfuek sui Hr Fsif,oif =.
~ ufenton :. ~ Usfxsr Bases on bale
OFT Hslhaia ! OF Gardner !. osf stroud
g. 90 NsiTrr Twashas- hns-KruK.
Ware. Three sAs> hlfs marusrt. Jsn.
hlns nrhne. Home ruu-jehnNgn. pau-
bic plays MufphF 20 Adams 20 Murphv
KfuE 20 JahnHan 10 Hh~siy NaeFtSlcs
hits nuhns. kopp. Jahnsnn :. Hafes
Stolen t2s~s HAnds. uumlrr. Hhssir.
NuFphT. Wares. Inhssen. ffis - pitched
hsil--feitoiA. bF stroud HaaaA b. gafd.
ner Passed tafis-Jsntins Adams In.
ninEs pitrhsf ~ Hethoid plus. runs !.
hits 1. al bat : Etraod !. runs Z. hits 4
At t4s 0sranar ~. run. q. hits a AT
"a. - Rams responsible far-Etrouf 4.
Hsirsr Z. E.ibeld , gardner .. Hrsnton 1.
Credit vtssoTy to nr*ntne. chArre drs~at
to Hsixsf UmpiFss phyls And Anaef-
ssn T7ms Of game -
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Salt Lake and Seattle viii ,lax on,.
one game Sunday Two wer. healed o.,
today tho first tilt starting at Lao. An
other double bill VIII be staged Mondav
which u official Decoration day. the fir.t
game again starting at l.9o.
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WILDE SAILS HOME

NEW YORK, May ,s.-Jimmy
Wilde. f,y.weight champion Of Eng.
land. sailed for homo today on the
Adriatic-