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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
HIGH OFFICIALS TO
APPEAR IN PROBE

NEWPORT, r. l.. Feb. l2.-Announce-
mcnt that the secretary and tn" assist =.
anI secretary of the navy and heads oi
various naval department. bureaus woul
hc called as Witnesses by the naval court
Of inquiry which IL Investigating con-
ditionS IN the Newport district was mad"
ny Iudgc Advocate Henry !. Hyhcmah
today.
The announcement came after Tn
Judge advocate had asked Attorney +.
+. Nolan. counsel for tho ministers
union to supply within n weeks time "A
list Of Witnesses he wishes called. TO-
gethcr with statement as I" whai II"
nroposcs 10 show with thrS" witnesses.
Hynemnn later said counsel can cN-
cludc from the list the names nf tn
,'crciury and the assistant secretary nt
the navy md heads of various bureaus
OF tho navy department because | intend
10 call them myself.
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ENGINEERS STRIKE
TIES UP INDUSTRY

STEI'HENVlLLE. Ohio. Feb. 12.-The
entire sewer pipe and brick making IN
dustry of the Toronto Empire district
is tied up today by a strike OF station
AIRY engineers who walked out Of dnz-
en- or moro plants. demanding an in
crease from ST per day To- Il fiat wage of
81 per hour. Only TWO Of three enSi-
neers are employed at each plant
Manufacturers announc" that they have
taken the demands Of the engineers un-
der consideration and VIII probably
make counter proposal. Reports
from Toronto today wcr" that between
400 and 500 clay workers are idle as
a result If the strike
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v AR N Ed
Admiral Sims Declares Amer.
lea May Be up Against It
In Next War

sIns1I ,,,.: cTx 81, y Z ~ "a q - -
be isup aEainSt It" In the nest VIZ: -
1hn nad TO fAce ~ cn.says NY
Single handed WAS uttered tonight q.
Rca- Admiral William 3. Stn1, IN "a
address delivered before tEe Jersey
City Lincoln association. -
I'VE got away with this job hts
time" said Admiral Sims, but Wo
may be mp against It the next time
xith A navy that - not busy ayht1nG
the navtes Of other countries at Sts
Same time" 80
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DARING HOLD-UP MAN ESCAPES

latest Of these being a jewelry store,
which was robbed last night.
In the two stores tonight. the robber
secured $500. and some jcwelry. Enter
ing the cap store. he forced a clerk into
a hack room at the point Of a revolver.
He opened 4 safe and was busy cxamin-
Ing its contents when n messenger boy
and the owner Of the establishment en-
tered The bandit took what money. the
two had in their pockets. ordered them
into the back room, rifed the safe and
cash register. selected black cap from
show case. and walked out.
An hour later the bandit. wearing the
black cap. commanded q clerk In the
Hazelwood jewelry store TO throw up his
hands. He then marched the clerk into
stock ROOM rihcd a small safe. and
was examining some jewelry when a
customer entered. He robbed the patron
forced him into the stock room. pro-
ceeded with the business OF looking over
the jewelry stock. made several select
ions, and then walked out.
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Entire Pittsburgh Detective
Force Pursues Bandit, Who
Robs Two Stores, While
Sleuths Fail to Get Their
Man

PITTSBURGH. IA. Feb. = While
the entire city detective force was
securing the city for n robber who held
up a wholesale cap store in the down
town section tonight. the same bandit
entered a jcwclry store In the Hazel
wood district, robbed the establishment
and escaped.
Police said tonight that the descrip-
tlon Of the robbcr Tailed with that of a
band who has held up three downtown
stores within the past two weeks, the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
OIL WORKER INJURED.

BUTI.ER Ia. Feb. l2.--R. {. Hu". an
oil worker was injured tonight when
100-barrcl oil tank on III" Bell 'arm near
pctrClia. rxplndcd. The explosion was
heard tivo miles away, and burning oil
WA scattered over about hal acre OF
ground.
= to. ~ work on ton of the tank with
a lantern landed 20 feet away WIN hts
rlnlhing afirr. He "Xtingu'shcd tn"
flames by rolling in SNOW and jumping
,r,rn - creek TIL" oil tank was blown
more than 100 feet. It is Thought that
ras formed in tho tank. which was be-
Ing drained and that it iGnitcd from the
latcrn Htr received painful bur.Is but
he will recover.
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PHILLIPS TO THE HAGUE.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-tBy The
Associated Press)-Presiuent Wilson Is
understood to have decided on the ap-
pointmcnt Of William Phillips. assistant
secretary of state. as minister to the
Netherlands.
Tho nomination Of Mr.. Phillips Is ex-
ncCted to be sent to the Senate soon.
perhaps together with the nomination
Of Robert Wood Johnson Of New York.
recently selected as Ambassador to
Italy.
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WOMEN MEET. WITH
VOTE NEAR AT HAND

CHICAGO. Feb. 1o.--SuffraGlsts cf
the United states. with victory in the
fNy year Aght In sight. opened thoi:
last great national convention here to-
day.
Two thousand delegates were prcsort
when the preliminary sessions wcrc call.
Cd and more arc arriving on every
train Tho formal opening will take nlacc
tomorrow, when Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait. national president delivers her an
nu1l address.
Today's meetings were divided into SiV
sections n discuss various phases nf
womana cndcavor and prepare recon-
mrndations TO be submitted at general
meeting Monday. Tho convention will
last n week.
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$50 NEW CASES.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Feb. 12.-ThreN
were reported to the Department OF
Health. - hours ending at I O'Clock to-
day. making a total OF 9156 cases re-
ported since the disease became preva-'
lent. During the same period - cases
of pneumonia were reported bringing the
total up to 4S5. Deaths from in6pol'
and pneumonia totalled IS.
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GOES TO PRISON.

STEI'RENNlhI.E. O.. Feb l2.-Mcl"
Mclanovich. wealthy Serbian. whN was
sentenced 10 one to twenty years In the
Ohio ucnit"nriary for tho murder or
DragIch EamaraoviCh. Serbian stor"
kccpcr. here was taken to the Columbus
rrison today. He was originally inflicted
for first degree murder but was permit
ted to plead guilty to manslauShtcr.
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Wilson will be asked tomorrow og
railroad employees that definite
living IN
tonight alternative the union
demands which not presSe W
Wisonsre last
tonight their hope
living
The living question while always "
with Director
full Of the unions power IN the
with the president, It indicated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
ARIZONA 31ST STATE
RATIFYING SUFFRAGE

PHOENIX. Arlz.. Feb. l2.-Ratfica-
ton Of the woman suffrage amendment
TO the federal constitution by spe-
cial session OF the Arizona legislature
was completed tonight when the senate
adopted the ratifying resolution follow
ing similar action by the House this af-
tcrnoon, both branches. made II unan-
imous, Arizona is the thirty-first of
the states to ratify.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
FATAL TORNADO

CAGlLI,A, Ga. Feb. 1o.-Scveral
houses were demolished ny torhaoo
near here today and one person. ten
wear old negro girl. was killed and sew
cral others were injured. Uncontirmed
rcports said several other persons were
killed in the northeastern part OF Nit
chyll county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
GREY MAY NOT COME
BACK TO AMERICA

LONDON, Feb. l2.-Replying to.
question in the house Of commons 10,
doy as TO whether Niscount Grey would
rcfuru in Washington as British ambas-
sador, and il not who would be his sue
rCssor. Premier Lloyd George said ne
was unable TO make any statement on
,bn C,ihipCt
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Secretary Houston Declares
Europe Needs Are Being
Cared For Four Billions
From u. S. Since the ARMS
tice

WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.-Contidence
that Europe's monetary problems VIII
be settled satisfactorily was expressed
to-day by Secretary Houston in Il re-
view Of the Jnterna,ional financial stu
alton.
This country Is constantly furnish
ing Europe capital with wh!Cn I" re-
construce the economic life Of nations
there" said Mr.. 'IouSton. explaining
that advances ar" being made In Ia"
same way that Europe aided this c"uu-
try in time Of depression in III past,
not by government loans SO much as hy
indirect methods, such a5 private ioHn>.
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IRkUTSk CAPTURED
BY THE ALL-nUSSIANS

HARBrN. Thursday, Feb. 5.-A dis
patch from Chita reports that tho
forces Of General Kappell, command
sr.in-chief Of the western armies OF
tho an-Russian government, have rs-
captured Irkutsk and established con-
tact with General Semenc6f.
General Kappelrs forces found no
trace Of Admiral Xolchak, former
head Of the all-Russian government,
whose fate - unknown, tho dispatch
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Fob. l2.-Forecast:
West vtrgtnia-Rain Friday and prob
ably Saturday.
Ohio-Snow or rain in north, fair In
south, warmer Friday Saturday unset
tied.
Western Ponnsylvania-Snow in the
moth, rain In south Friday; Saturday
unsettled.
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SUFFRAGE MEETS !
VIRGINIA REVERSE

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. 12.-Women.
suffrage was defeated in Virginia today
when the House Of Delegates adopted
62 to %. the Leddy resolution rejecting
the Susan b. Anthony amendment 10
the federal constitution. The Senate.
by n vote Of "a 10 10. previously had
adopted the resolution. y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
GLOWING TRIBUTE
TO LINCOLN FROM
SECRETARY LANSING
INSPIRATION FOR
RENEWED DEVOTION
True Meaning Of Patriotism
Learned In Career of Great
American

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE
original long hand manuscript
Of Lincoln'S Gettysburg address
was read in the Senate today by
Senator Reyes. Republican, New
Hampshire.
Senator Smoot. Republican of
Utah, of the Scnat" printing
committee announced that 4 pho
toStat Of tho address Will he
printed in the congressional rec
ord.
The Senate then adjourned as
a further mark Of respect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
MARX SULLIVAN'S ARTICl ES
BIG INTELLIGENCER FEATURE

Sullvans political aTteS Ill
IntellCcnces of readers
Sullivan article the possible can
Mr. Wilson the
illuminating Sullivan article VIII De reau
unboundCd interest
Sullivan articles will throughout the pol cam
1920averaging three week
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WORKERS To DEMAND LOWER COST
Of LIVING At ONCE, Or WAGE JUMP
THREE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE 100000
RAILRoADERS TO WAIT ON PRESIDENT
WILSON TODAY - BELIEF GROWS THAT
WAGE INCREASE WILL BE REFUSED.

t2-Any fair proposition put FORWARD oy
President railway controversy will receive the Sc
Of the Brotherhood OF Maintenance "
announced at
here nohe also attributed to PRESIDENT Sen
conciatory attitude would be adopeo WIN
President president reopened negotiations with ne mann
Tuesoay
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VOTING POSTPONED.

COPENHAGEN. Feb. l2.-The Inter
national commission having IN charge
the plebiscites TO determine the status
% Schleswig has decided TO postpone
the voting IN the second zonc to March
Il, IL was announced today.
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SECOND NATIVE OF
WEST VIRGINIA IN
WILSON'S CABINET
TOHN BARTON PAYNE
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR
Ex-senator Shafroth, of Color
ado, May Head Shipping
Board

WASHINGTON. Feb. John Bar
ton Payne, chairman Of tn" shipping
board. and formerly general counsel ..
the railroad administration. will h"c"n"
secretary OF the interior. March l, sue
cecding Franklin X. Lane. whose rcsiS'
nation becomes effective on that date:
While White House officials dcciine
confirmation. 1t was understood tha'
former Senator John Franklin Shkfroth'
OF Colorado had been offered the place ID
be vacated by Mr.. Payne.
Chairman Payne said tonight that nc
would accept the appointmcnt TO thc
cabinet because 1t was the wish OF inc
president. but my heart Is In the snip
ping board"
Mr. Payne said he would ask the
president that he be permitted TO stay
on at the board for q few weeks TO en-
ahIn him TO leave a comparatively clean
slate for his successor by dtSposing or
tho Immediate business before the board
including the sale of the former German
passenger ships and the reorganization
policy now being effected.
second West Virginian.
Pavne is ChiCagOan and has been
active In politics and the civic affairs
of that city.
He was born In Pruntytown; W. Va
in 1855. Before going to Chicago. h"
nracticed In West Virginia, where hr
was special judge Of the circuit court
OF Tucker county and later mayor OF
Kingwood. ,oc,
ten years latrr became judge OF the
superior court or Cook county; wi.
Payne is the second native West Etr-
Cinian in tho Wilson cabinet. tho oth"T
being Secretary OF War Baker. who was
born In MartinsburE.
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Remembered Here.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb. T.
Iohn Barton Payne, Chicago lawyer. ap-
pointed by President Wilson as Sccre-
tary Of tho Interior to succeed Franklin
x. Lane, Is a native OF West Virginia
being born AT Pruntytown, Taylor
county. in 1855. His father was Dr.
Amos Barton Payne. -,
He was educated in the private
schools Of Orleans. FauQuer county
Virginia. and was admitted to tn" bar
or West Virginia In 1870. He pract tic"d
law in kingswood. Preston counry from
1877 to 1882 being chairman during his
stay there OF tho Democratic committee
Of Preston county. He was special
Judge of the circuit court of Tucker
county in 1880 and mayor of Kingwood
in 1852. Following this he moved to
Chicago where he practiced law.
Many West Nirginians remember Mr..
Payne quite well
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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TIL E NTELLIG EN- GER
The Washington herald., 1920-07-24
WINDSOR RESULTS

First Race-AIberta S. II5 CButweItI. 4 20,
$50. go; Romper. ll2 tGaugeII, 1910.
go; Natural, ll2 tSimpson), $50. Time,
:OS %. Big Cedar. Clutches. Vera Wood,
Miss Rankin. Dorothy Hines also ran.
Second Race-Mark West. III (Morris)
%. 40, 7.40. 400; Lord wrack. lis tAndressD,
800. 80: Old Sinner, I15 ~. McTaggertD.
$50. Time. al Is. Soscol, Great Scott,
Far East. John Il. Roche, Ford also ran.
Third Race-Skeer Face. Ill (Chiavettil,
$50. 40 $40; La Kross lis 1McTaggartl,
6.6O. 40; Solid Rock, Ill (Stezrnsl, SO.
Tina 1:47 %. Hope, Rouen, Medusae,
Hondo. Polar - Point, Sha andon. Annie Ed
gar. Croix dor. Handful also ran.
Fourth Race-Summer Sight. III (Collins)
1000. $50, 40; 0renzo. 11S tBarnesl,
1910. go; G. ". Miller. ia (ButwelD
1910. Time, 1:47. Banysn. Philistine, Con-
Stantine. Rainbow Girl, Medford Boy. Oar
nay. Bob Baker, Joan Of Arc, Contestant
also ran.
Fifth Race-Dr. Hickman. lO7 (willis)
1880, 1910. $50; Fern Hsndley. 10s tKen-
nedyl, 1870. 6.40; Marjorie Hynes, 1o4 NC
Taggart). $40. Time, 1:lS. Mayor House,
SewelI, COombs. Iolite, Midnight Sun, Smart
Money also ran.
Sixth Race-Harry Burgoyne. log (Stone).
14.70, 7.50. $40: Carrie Moore. 9s Dryer,
9.s0. 600: Cobalt Lass. ia (ButwelD. $50.
Time. 1:14 3-5. La Balafre. Cock o. The
Main, War Garden. Langhorne, Loys, Camou-
nage, Thursday Nighter also ran.
Seventh Race-Easter Lilly, l05 (Collinsl,
14.10, 40, 40: Marauder. 104 CFator)
7.30, $40; Fair Orient 80 (Kennedyl, 40.
Time. :S5. They Shall Not Pass. Pit. Cheer
Leader, Wood Thrush, Keep, Sauf Conduct
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KNICKS' VERSION OF
SPLIT GIVEN BY DAILY

The Knickerbockers' version Of
the deadlock with the Rex outfit
over plans for a series to be played
in August was given out last night
b. Manager Carroll Daily. The two
managers entered into an agree
ment whereby no player who is now
playing professional BALI should be
eligible to play, according to Daily.
He declares that the Rex of1cials
repudiated this agreement at the
meeting Thursday night, declaring
that they intended to play outfielder
Johnny Blair. who is now in the
Blue Ridge League.
The Knickerbockers are ready to
meet Rex, but insist that eligibility
lists be closed now, according to
Daily.
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WORKERS
STAGEGAME
Events for Both Sexes
Scheduled in Track and
Field Meet Today.

Everything is in readiness for the
third annual track and field meet
to be held today under the direc-
tion of the Navy Yard Recreation
League in the Central High School
Stadium at $3.50 p. m.
The many athletes who will take
part in today's activities have been
working out for several weeks in
hopes OF annexing one or more of
the various prizes offered the win
ners.
Events for all classes are sched-
uled. Boys under 16 will be given
chance to show their skill, as
Several events for women have also
been listed.
There are over 5000 people en-
ployed in the local navy yard.
among whom are many well known
athletes, who have and are at pres
ent performing brilliantly in all
branches of sports. 1t will be up
TO these men TO furnish the keen
competition and put forth their best
efforts toward winning the point
trophy for their zone.
The list Of events are:
100-yard dash. open.
16-pound shotput.
50-yard dash for women.
Standing broad jump. open.
22O-yard low hurdles. open.
220-yard relays for women. four
to each team.
220-yard dash, open.
50-yard dash for men over As
years.
5o-yard low hurdles for women.
Running broad jump. open.
SS0-yard run. open.
50-yard dash for boys. under 16.
who are sons of employees.
Running high jump. open.
Ball toss for women.
Pole vault.
Relay race for men, four to each
team.
Sack race.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-24
BRITISH STARS
/ CONTINUED
Vardon and Ray Defea'
Travers and Kirkby on
Woodway Club Links.

Greenwich. Conn. July 23.-Har-
ry Vardon and Ted Ray, the two
British stars, continued their win
ming career today over the links
of the Woodway Country Club,
when they took two of the best
amateurs of the Metropolitan dis
trict. Jerome Travers. and. Oswald
Kirkby, into camp by a score of
up. Ray was the big gun in the
morning round when he shot a ~
for the course. Vardon had. a COM
Portable card of rs which was just
the same as Trayers'. Kirkby was
away of his usual game, and the
best he could Sdo for the Is was an
lS3.
The professionals assumed an
early lead in the match and were
never headed. They rounded the
turn with a margin of four holes
to their credit. Neither of the am
ateurs played good golf on the out
ward journey, while the two visi-
tors were just as rnethodical as
they have been in their other
matches here. They played with
machine like precision and Ray was
in a particularly good scoring
mood.
Travers Has Good streak.
Travers had a good streak on
his way home and won the twelfth
with a birdie which was the re-
suit of hoIing q. 25-foot putt. On
the fifteenth the FORMER open cham
( pion again sank a sizzler. He was
OF the green in the uncut grass
and dropped a perfect three for
another birdie. The amateurs lost
only one hole on the way back
and as they had won two, due tc
: the good putting of Jerry. they fin
ished with a margin of only three
| to the bad. which was considerably
better than Tom Boyd and George
tFrotheringham did yesterday al
! Fox Hills. The amateurs were not
possessed with any great amount
of luck and on several holes which
might have been halved or wor
the ball hung on the lip of the cup
! Ray was driving at a tremendous
pace, as usual, and on the 355-yarc
eleventh hole he made one of tho
best plays of the day when he LAID
his second dead to the pin and
holed a birdie three.
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s SHOW RENEWED PEP AND BEAT BROWNS 81 w MOVE INTO LEAD BY HNG INDIANS AGAIN
6 1iaSpEoyRTLEN;H5|T' aSpE,o y'!!!'E![!; +!

The week of the Grand Grappie'
for the clash Of Yankees,
White Sox and Indians. triple con-
tenders for the gonfalonic hutterer
has produced more baseball argu-
ments than we have heard in a
long while.
A double series through such high
explosives as Ruth. Speaker. Jack
son and Felsch was. of course. lit
tered with snappy chit-chat apper-
tanning to the Big Blooie or the
resounding matchmaking hard
hitting.
But this was not entirely the
case.
The appearance of Iris Speaker
again started the argument as to
the greatest fielding outfielders that
ever played. regardless of any Of
fensive strength.
The First Two
1t was generally conceded, with
out using up any vast number of
words. that Iris Speaker was the
greatest outfielder of all time. This
as a fielder alone. 1t was agreed
that Speaker combined more quail
tiles of greatness. such as COM
ing in and going back. to the right
or left, judging the flight of a fly
ball. studying batsmen. handling
ground balls. throwing. etc, than
any other individual star.
No one could think of Speakerian
The Washington herald., 1920-07-24
KEMPTON PARK RESULTS

First Race-Janice Logan. 10 Foden).
$3.50. go, $40; First Consul, 112 (Einsonl.
4.S0. 40; Lady Harrigan. 1O7 IGarnerl,
go. Mary Mallon and Beck and Call also
ran.
Second Race - Pierrot, III CAtkinson).
1920, $40, SEQ; Brizz. III Dominick)
400 $40; Top Rung. 10 tDennlerl. $50.
Hattie Will Do, Assumption and Laughing
Eyes also ran.
Third Race-Presumption, 1I3 CThomas }.
go. $50, 2.70; yirge, III CDennler). $50.
2.7O; Waldo, jr., 1o7 (Collins), 67o Canvas
Back, Resist and Amino also ran.
Fourth Raoe-Concha. 1o2 (Garner), 81. so,
14.sO, $50; Ny Oracle, no CTaylor), 500.
$40; Red Start. 107 (Hayward), $50. Sc
dan, Dainty Lady, Predoden and Backbay
also ran.
ADD KEMPToN RESULTS
Fifth Raoe-Galaway, III (Pauley). IL 10,
40. $50; Pie, 103 (Tzylor), $50, $50;
Tugs. 10s (Hayward), 400. Time 1854 Is.
Early Sight Lady yara. Stir Up also ran.
Sixth Race-yision. los (smith), 81 90
go. 40: White Haven, Ill (Pauley), 500
800; Sevillian, 105 CAtkinson), 4.so. Time,
1:16 2-5. Ell Coronel, Ray O. Light, Guards.
man. Nobleman also ran.
Seventh Race-Frenchy. 115 (Pauley).
$50. $50, go; Senator James, los (Smithl
30. $50; Steve. ITO Casey, 30. Time,
1905 Joe's Sister. Ridgeland, Roadm.ster,
Ralph s, Primitive also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-24
WHITE SOX RALLY
AND DEFEAT BOSTON

Boston, July 23.-The White Sox
came from away behind this after
noon and won the third game of
the series with the Red Sox. to Z.
Faber was practically batted out of
the box, and the score was to 0
when the White Sox came to bat
in the sixth innihg. The game was
interrupted by shower, and when
Pennock came back after the inter
mission he had lost everything, ana
he too was knocked out, the visit
ors scoring four runs. They made
four more in the eighth, for which
fortune and Karr and an error by
Scott were responsible. The score: