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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14
JOHN SWAN RETURNs

Elko. Free Press: John Swan OF
Palisade has Just returned from a
fourteen month visit with his folks
in Ireland, and says that the island
of Cork is certainly in a turmoil. and
that he is glad to get back to peace
full country.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14
GRAND CHANCELLOR COMING

All Knights and visiting Brothers
are requested TO be present at Beatl-
tic Hall Tuesday evening. August IL
n meet Grand Chancellor A, 3,
Phipps Of the domain of Nevada VINO
Is making an official visit to the
lodges OF this Order throughout the
State.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14
EUREKA-PALISADE TEAMS
COMBINE TO BEAT ELKO
Eureka Ball Team Challenges EIko
to Play Here ON August -

There will be a baseball game at
the Rodeo Park on Sunday afternoon.
Eureka and Palisade are selecting a
team from the eighteen that repre-
sent those towns on the diamond and
are coming to Elko to try to grasp a
victory from the undefeated Elko
team.-Elko Independent Aug. IL.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14

The attention of the Sentinel
has been called to the above state
ment of the Elko paper by C. ]. Ira
vers of Eureka, but recently resi-
dent of Winnemucca, who states that
the Elko bali team was beaten by the
Winnemucca club by score of 13 to
0 in the early part of the season.
+ The Eureka Base Ball Team. COM
posed only of Eureka boys, requests
the Sentinel" to challenge the Elko
Base Ball Team to game to be
played in Eureka on Sunday, August
'z2, and the manager of the Elko
Club can arrange for expenses, etc.,
by communicating with Manager Ed
gar Father at Eureka.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14
NOTES OF FORMER EUREKANs

Carson News: Mr.. and Mrs. N. p.
Morgan and children. of Reno, re-
turned to their home in that city Sat-
urday, after spending a week camp
ing at Lake Tahoe. They also vis-
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Priest of
this city day upon their return from
the lake.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14

me steam laundry at Levelock was
snaed few days ago. the loss be-
- $1,000, partly covered by insur-
~, ~, A small dwelling adjoining
" saundry was also burned.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14
NEW GOODS AT BEROLo's

A. Berolo, the Eureka merchant
who returned last week from busi-
ness trip to San Francisco, purchased
while there a new line of staple and
fancy groceries, which have already
been received and placed on sale in
his Main street store.
He also purchased line of Mems.
Women's and Children's ready-made
clothing; Mems shoes, and Ladies'
and Misses up-to-date Oxfords,
Pumps, and Slippers, which have
also been received and will be found
in the Dry Goods Department.
Novelty Goods, including toys and
stock. -Advt.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14

Superintendent L. 7. Herehmer Oh
Ruby Hill left by auto on a business
trip to Ely Friday.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14

All arrangements for the game at
Elko tomorrow between the Palisade
and Elko teams have been completed,
and with continuation of the pres
ent warm weather. Eureka County's
north end club is expected to make a
good showing.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14
BORN

At Sparks, Nevada, August 8, 1920,
to the wife of Mark Cessna, a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Cessna was formerly Ger
aldine Breen of Eureka.
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Clerks. E. G. C. Affranchino. Judith
Borgna.
Diamond Valley Precinct-Polling
place, Bailey's house; Inspectors.
John Siri. Joe Flynn. Sr., Wallace
Bailey; Clerks, John Eccles, j. p.
Jacobsen.
Three Bar Precinct-Polling place,
Tonkin school house; Inspectors, N.
Moderelli, Maurice Isaacs, Bernard
Damele: Clerks. Tessie Damele. Kate
Cockrill.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
The Commissioners Clerk, Asses
sor and District Attorney met Au-
gust 9Th as Board of Equalization
and transacted the following busi-
ness:
Affidavits for relief of assessment
on patented mines for the year 1920
were filed with the Board. and the
Clerk was ordered to strike the fol-
lowing patented mines from the 1920
Assessment Roll:
w. j. Robinson, for Liberty patent
ed mine.
F. ]. Brossemer. for Keystone, Clip
per and Eureka.
l. III. Rogers, for Hope Con.
L. A. Harris, for Dead Broke. Liz
zie l.. Cloud. New Year, Oversight,
and Hawkeye.
l.. A. Harris, for Alexandria, Eldor-
ado, Lord Byron. and Elise.
l.. A. Harris. for Herculean, Min
erva, Silver Lick, Bobby Burns, Vera
Cruz, California. Protection, and Hor-
izontal.
L. A. Harris. for Atlas, Bald Eagle.
Dunderberg. Eagles Nest, Home Tic
ket, Blossom, Belle, Black Eagle,
Connolly, Silver King, California.
F. t. Torpey. for Uncle Sam Con.
NJ. j. Howe. for Emma E.
L. F. Herchmer, for Richmond Eu-
reka. Champion, Sentinel. Mamouth.
Savage. Look Out, Nugget. At Last.
Luitah, Sky Lark, Galloway. Rich
mond, Tip Top, St. George. Carson.
Surplus, Porter. Brown. Silver Re-
gion, Victoria, Great Eastern, Grand
Chancellor, Diagonal. Rear Guard,
Richmond Rancho, Freeze. Frank.
Tennison, Triangle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
Mas de 400 milones ha
pagado AIemania a
FranCid

BERLIN. NoviGmbre Eel diariO
&c eSta capital "Deutsche A!gemeinc
Zeitupg' cita ul articulo publicado
Qor 81 psrt1dicor liberal La Indepen-
deaei3 BeISa" que Sc edita en- Bruse-
las. en- G. cQal Sc recoEoce que Alema-
MIA va ha pagado. en- calidad de re-
paraciones. de acuercc con Ell Tratado
de Versailles. Ia cantidad dc 440
miIIones a Francia reponiendo carbon
por vaior de 81 miiiones, sanado poc
yalor de 103 uillones y crecidas can
lidsdes dc productos quimicos y otras
materials. Sc indica, adem&s, en- el ar
tfculo mencionado. que Alemania Ia
eEtregado q SeIgiCa material indus
trial por valor dc ) = 4,C"y mt.lones
de frances, = Ell pe-i6dico belga estima
que las reparaCiones hechas haSta aho
TT por Alemania deben considerarse
como s~atisCactor!as CT alto grade, ha-
bieudo c~ontribUido p~oderosamente 4
a reconstruction de Ia agricultural y Ia
industry dc Bslgica-
e "DeutsChe A~Ilgemcine Zeitung"
comcntando estaS sXposiciones. consi-
derl que las aprec!ac:oncs que en- elias
SO hace de los esfuerzos realizados por
Alemania para cumpllr con los COM
promises ~conurafdos. SON Particular
mertc ~importantes en- los momentos
presentes, en- que Franc!a Sc mani
fiesta ~disgustada : desconfiada de las
buenas intenciones del gobierno ale
man. alegando constantemente que no
.iero Ia firne voluRtad de ejecUtar
e. tratado hasta donde sea possible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
LAS FUERZAS DE WRANGEL Sc REPLIEGAN
Ala SEGUNDA LINEA DE DEFENSA
Los aIiados Sc muestran aIarmados por este nuevo
fracaso del Ider %anti-roio
Temen que esa Inca no sera suficientemente fuerte par;
resistir al enemigo. Sc dice que en- breve Sc dara
orden de salir de Sebastopol a la poblacion
civil, para preparar una nueva Inca "a
de defensa contra los roios

PARIS Noviembre 19T-NoticIas
rccibidas hoy de Crimea por el Mi
nisterio de Relaciones EXteriores
frances, indlcan quo e. general Wran-
gel eI iider anti-rojo en- Ia. Russia del
Sur, Ia abandonado toda su primera
Inca de defensa frents 4 Perekop, re-
piegandose = Ia Scgunda Inca, que sc
teme,. no sera suficientementc fuerte
para r~esistir los v%ioIcntos ataques de
los b~oishcvtkis, qce cada dfe Sc hacen
mas fieros. Los roios estan recibien-
do tuertes refuerzos diariamcnte y Ia
Situacion de Wrangcl sc considera por
los aliados DIT muy grave. Sin en-
barge, 10 deja de reconocerse aquf,
que n siIuaci6n cntera depende de que
ell, .eiercito 'blanco" pueda ~sostene-se
en- e. Istmo de Perekop.
Los ~franceses, 10 misno, que los de-
mas aliadoS, Sc dice cue Sc ha1lan
tambien perocupados por el desarrollo
de los acontecimieRtos on e. Caucaso.
Las noticias ~recibidas por 81 cGiniste-
rio de R~elac;ones. confirmGn que los
armenios han firmado IN armisticio
con los turcos Y Sc teme por 10 tanto,
IA posibilidad de que l!egue a efec-
tuarse una union entire los b~olshevikis
y los nachnalistas de Mustafd Renal,
que Scria de consecuenCias graves pa
"a los aliados en- Turqu!a.
SEBASTOPOL. Noviembre l2.-Ei
general Wrangel esta retirarco anora
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La decentralization de las
minas de carbon
del Ruhr

BERLIN. N~oviembre 12.-Intorma-
clones procedentes de Bochum indican
que Sc est4 intensificando entire los
.o~perarios de las ninas de carbon
del Djstrito del Ruhr 81 noyiniento n
favor dc ~ decentralization Immediate
de las minas. En- estos dias partird
una delegation para Berlin. con q lin
dc conferenciar con e. gobierno y los
jefes de los partidos sobre e. aSunto.
e. Miristro de Economic manifesto
a r~epresentante de IN peri6dico yes
pertino, refisiendose a esta importante
question. qce et goberno. no estaba
dispuesto de niag0n modo a tomar de
cisiones p~recipitadaS q pjudieran result
tar ~funestas. Y que las deliberaciones
que Sc estAR llevando q cabo en- q,
seno del Consejo Econ5nlico Sc con-
~tiHuarian o Ia calrna ~necesaria, e
fin de Que e. asUnto quede plenamen-
te discutido y a1pl!amente estudivdo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
ITALIA OBTUVO UN
TRlUNFO EN- TODA
LA LlNEA
Las negociaciones en-
Santa Margarita
Sc anuncia que Sc aprobo
va el tratado que habra
de poner fin ala dis
puta del Adriatico

ROMA. Nov!embre Fla prensa
dc esta capital pubIc& hoy conenta-
rios sobro las ncgociacicnes tenidas en-
Santa Nargarita con los rcpresen-
tarces y~ugo-eslavos y todoS estdn dc
acuerdo en- que 81 resuitado dc esas
plzticas ha sido una complete victo-
ria diplomAcica para G. Eobicrno de
Victor Manuel, al ConseCuir. no solo
~solccionar IA question del A6riatlco,
sino IN .arrexos enteramente tavora-
bic para los intereses i~Jalianos.
Los 6rsano5 de los nacionalistas y
los peri6dicos que son portavoces de,
part!do de Ia Derecha, Sc mCestran
tambien s~atisfechos con 81 arreglo, 5!
b;en demandan n soluci6r mas "a
deal de Ia controversial.
La noticia de que los representatives
yugo-eslavos e italianos u estan
conference.-the en- Santa Margarita.
han llegado a IN, acuerdo complete
sobre 81 texto del tratado entire los dos
paises, asi como "a de que dicho trata-
do seria firmado hoy, han causado
.nusitado regocijo en- TODD el pals.
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preDaratiWos para Ia rea'
nudaci0n del ccmer-
clio con Russia

NUEyA YORK. Noviemore -2.-En
10 relative = n --eanuG2ci6n de las re-
laclones conercisles entire los Esta-
dos Unidos : Russia, SC coHftrma que
los Delegates rusoS han celebrado on
venios con granGes empresas nortea-
r1ericaras para "a compra de mer-
csncfas por vaior de 500. 10000 d6la-
res. Las cuantiosas ops-actones So lie
varin . caoo por conduc;o del siDd!-
cato de capitalists encabezados por
vaneerlip. Siudicato que IA adquirido
grandes extsnsiones de te-reEo en- 81
occ:dsnte de- Siberia.
En- a:enci6n de cue e. gcb.erao de
Wilson con toda sesUridad no hubble
To dado 81 Sanction . estos arreg!os,
ss considera que las OperacioneS So
sornalizaron calculando QUa lslCding
saIdrfa eIecto. = los iG~teresados 20
dudor que ei gobierno del nUe"o pre-
si6ente no pondr4 obstAculo ninsuao
e "a -eanUdaci6n de las relaciones ne
tamente comerciales entire amhoS pal
ses. permiu&ndolas en- "a inteliCencia
dc que los ~<inancieros uorteamericanos
que quieran emprsnder operacio1es de
ssta cIaSe, corrar tc6o 81 r!eSEo. sin
contar -forzoszmente % Ia inrerven-
cicn Gel Gobierno DE- los Estajos Uni
Cos cn case dc t~rastoT1cs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
FL SACRIFICE DE
D PRISIONEROS
DE CORK
Iermino la hueIga del
hambre en- Ia prision
Despues de 81 dlas sin CO.
mer los sinnfenianos atien-
den I'm lIamado del Oh.
Ochalan, de Cork

CORK, Irlanda. Noviembre LA
huclga del hambre que fue 6eclarada
por los ~prisioneros sinfenianos en- Ia
prisi0n de Cork, dos dias antcs de que
Ia declarara ci finado Alcalde Mayor
de esta misrna ciudad en- la. prisi6n de
BriStol, en- Londres. ternin6 hoy, des-
pues de 81 dfas, durante los cuales.
los ~prisioneros dichos no probaron ali
mento de ninguna especie con cIcep-
ci6n de aqua.
La citada huelga sc declare cI dfa
II dc Agosto y desde esa fccha. dos
de los prisioneros murieron, habiendo
~sobrcvivido icy dc clos, que sc en-
cuentran ahora on un estado de debi-
lidad tremendo.
La noticia de Ia termination de la
huelga, sc revel0 aquf hoy, al darse
a Ia publicidad IN mensaje recibido
por cl Lord Mayor O'Callaghan. de
Arturo Griffiths, fundador de Ia orga-
Tizaci6n de los Sim ~f'ennianos. que
lice:
Soy de opinion que nuestros. con-
'iudadanos que Sc ha!lan en- ia prisi6n
l. Cork, han probable va suficientenen
e su devotion Y fide,idad ) que. ash
como Sc ~prepararon para morir por
Irlanda, deben ahora prepararse para
"iv'r otro veZ por ella"
Dicho m~ensaje fu6 trasmitido a los
citados ~prisioneros. La carta de Crit
fiths' fue enviada Embellishments des-
pueS del llanado hecllo por el obispo
Cohalan. de esta ciudad, para que &C.
sara Ia huelga del hambre. que. segun
declare era tan solo IN gasto ~precioso
do vidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
IA LEGlSLAcIoN klEmkNA ANTE
RlOR 4 Ia GUERRA

ereso CUE esti2 celebrando en- esta ca
pltai lcs ?artidos n~acioralistas. pro-
nunc!6 81 DR.. Helf;erich. Eice-Canci-
Ter que fue y Secreta-io de las FL
aanzas, m extenso discourse en- 81 cual
hizo rssaltar Ia ~necesidad de resta-
blecer en- su mayor parte or Alemania
n legislation que existia antes de Ia
guerra. Indic6 ei Grader que, en- mt
choS pU1cos. va Sc habfa restaslecido.
Cos las notifications cue requerisn
las condolences. muy especial
msnts en- u -atno de Sobernaci6n,
coRvencisn6ose e. Sohierno actual de
ST. e~ficacia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
NERAL LOS MiNERoS FRAN
CESES

PARIS. Noviembre Liza Fedora
ci6n Francesa de Mineros decide hoy
Oar una orden para n huetga ee-
neral en- TODD ell pats, 4 memo de que
las co-npanfas c~onvengan en- discutir
las proposiciones hechas por a fede-
rGci6n eoncernientes = un aumento Ell
los salaries &c los mineros antcs de
la media. nocho dc manana. La huelsa,
en- case de lievarse a efecto, SC pom
drd en- viScr ell lures.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13

LONDRES, Noviembre 12.-Las
fuerzas bolshevikis rusas han penc-
trado Ia primera Inca de defensa del
general Wrangel. p0r Y~usilumsk, Gil
la Cr:mea, habiendo capturado dos re-
gimientos de IA Caballer!a del General
B~arbovitch, segun dice el comunica-
DO Official russo publicado aver en- Mos
cou y trasmitido hoy a esus capital por
n VIA inalimbrica.
En- In region dc Mozvr III sur de
Bobruisk, las fucrzas del Soviet Sc
retiraron ante Ia preston de los anti
roios, dice el comUnicado, pero en- Ell
frcnte dc Crimea en- Ia region de Pere-
kop. las tronas bolshevIEfs rompleron
Ia Inca del enemigo.
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Una aIianza Secreta en-
contra de Russia

DANZIG, Noviembre l2.-No obstan
te que Ell gobierno polaco ha prpmeti-
do = los nanda0arios rusos. en- las
corferencias de paz celebrates entire
los delcEados De anbos pafses, no
volver 4 ntentar ninguEa aggression
contra Russia. sigue circulando persis-
tenteTaente CT rUmor do que Polonia.
Hungria. RumaHia = FinlaRdIa han
pactado una ALBANIA secreta contra
Russia.
Sc conSidera que 81 esta version es
exacta = ueGa al c~onocimie1to del go
hierao rUso II paz celebra6a Ultima
mente no Seri mas Cue IN pedazo &C
papcl.
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Polonia no ayudara al
General Wransel

HELSINGFORS. Noviembrc "a
Sesun mensajes inalambricos procc-
denies de Noscu. ell Ministro de Re
laciones Exteriores dc Russia Tscrits-
cherin, envi6 I'm mensaje 81 Congreso
Soviet. anunciIndolc, que el gobierno
poiaco Sc habia c~omprometldo official
mente a no prestar ainguna clase dc
apoyo al Baron General Wrangel. jere
del movimiento antibolchevista en- 81
sur de Russia.
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sus fucrzas de Ia region septentrionai
de Ia Crimea, hacia IA principal Inca
de 6efensa que pasa i traves de la
villa de Lushun, cerca dc 10 millas al
sur &c Ia ]poblaci6n de Perekop. Tai
operaci6n Sc esta llevando Il caho en-
vista de los f~uribundos ata1ues dc los
buishevikis.
Erarieza = cCrsiderasc ia convr1icn
Gin &C r~etirdr II poblaci0n civil de
esta ciudaG q fin dc dejar el campo
para los preparativos de d~efensa, Y
es probable que muy en- brcvc sc or
dene 81 desalojaniento de los ~civiles,
pues va Sc adm!te QUO Ia situaci6n es
haStante CritiCa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
INN
Sc RApiCA TEMPORALMENTE EN-
Hol6NOA Ell PRINCIPE
ENRIQUE

LA HASA, Noviemhre Eel Prfn-
c:De Enrique, hermano del ex-Empe-
rador de Alemania, lego a Holanaa,
con Ia ~inteTci6n de perrnsnecer-en este
pals durante algdn tempo. Fij6 sd re-
sidencia en- Wieringen. pero actual
mente Sc hatla en- Doom con el OK
monarch.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13

Tn harmoso anillo
apra SenoraS. monta-
do con brillsntc In
perial 0 Ru5i. Esme-
ralda o Zafiro.
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Ell "FREDRicHSoRT" Sc HUNDie
EN- FL BA.TICo

KEEL, Noviembre Eel vapor
"Friedrichsort" Sc hundi6 en- Ell Mar
Baitico. = causa de una explosion. Fl
barco Nevada munici6n vieja para
echarla al mar. de acuerdo con el Ira
taGo de Versailles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-20
|R. W. Williams and
 K. Harte Los e to' tDauis and Roberts

Boston, August 19.-The first upset in play for the national doubles ten- his championship on the courts of the -Longwood Cricket Club occurred today when Willis Davis aSd Roland Rob erts, the San Francisco pair, defeated R. N. Williams, II, and Richard Harte, winners of the Newport. R. l., tourna- ment last week, in straight heats.
 Davis and Roberts swept their op- ponents off their feet. outplaying them all the way. Williams and Harte, on the other hand, were cratic. Williams, the Davis cup team member, was wsa K at the net and his strokes were poor Davis and Roberts displayed superior court tactics and were especially eff feetive overhead.
 W. F. Johnson and S. w. Pearson defeated W. T. Hayes and R. H. Bur dick in a five-set match, coming from behind at the end of the third match Johnson's lobby was especially effec- tive.
 w. M. Johnson and c. ]. Griffin de- fea ted A. Yencken and l.. F. Mahan in an indifferent match which went to an extra set.
 The semi-finals will be played to- morrow. Davis and Roberts will meet William T. Tilden aud Charles Garland and Johnston and Griffin will play Johnson and Pearson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-20

the other Americans ran back with the field most of the way Connolly's effort to come up after Ray faded away proved killing, u view of the hot pace, and he was forced to quit. Shields. who had run well back, came fast at the finish and was fast overhauling the Engiishmen at the tape. It was one of the best races the American spectators had witnessed for years.
 P. J. Ryan of Loughlin Lyceum, New York, won the hammer throw G. Lind of Sweden was second. and B. Bennett of Chicago A. C.. third; NJ. J. McGrath, New York A. C., was placed fifth by reason of his throw in the qualifying round. He was suffering from bad knee and did not compete yesterday.
 GOOD SHOWING
 In the qualifying events today, the Americans made a good showing, all the four sprinters, Paddock. Los Angeles Kirksey, San Francisco Murchison, New York A. C., and Woodring. Meadow brook club, Philadelphia, gaining places in the POO members semi-finai while the quarter -milers, Shea, United States Navy Meredith, New York A. C., and Schiller Los Angeles A. C., and Emory, Chicago A. A., won places in the quarter finals Shea featured in his hsat by winning from Rudd, the South American star in driving finish.
 The American pole vaulters likewise came through their elimination trials without difficulty, but in the hop, step and jump, the Americans could win only two places out of four men competing. D, F. Ahern, holder of the record in this competition. finished sixth in the prelim- inaries and just managed 70 qualify.
 The American long distance funners failed badly in the 10000 meters run, only one of them Fred W. Fuller of the Dor. chester club. qualifying for the semi final heats.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-20
Ray Chapmans
 Funeral Will
 Be Held Today
Cleveland, August 19. Final arrangements for the funeral of Ray Chapman, star baseball player, were com pleted today.

Because of the many requests for seats in the church. it was decided to hold the services in St Johns Cathedral, which will accommodate approximately three times as many people as the St. Philo- mena's S Church in East Cleveland.
 Chapman will be buried here. The services will be private. Among the pallbearers will be Iris Speaker. man ager; Steve ONeill and Joe Wood of the Cleveland Indians, and Tom Raf- ferty, a former baseball player. The team will attend the funeral in body
 Twenty thousand, six hundred and twenty-three persons donated 10 cents each toward the "Flower from Fan" fund. A floral blanket with 2.oeS flow CTS will be purchased, and all money left over will-~be turned over to Mayor Fitz- geralds Ray Chapman Memorial Fund committee to be used as that committee sees fit. The committee plans to erect a bronze tablet at League park.
 Among the scores of telegrams of con dolence received today were messages from virtually every major league base ball club owner and manager, most or whom arranged to have floral tributes sent to the funeral.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-20
United States
 Still Leads, in Olympic Games
By Associated Press

Antwerp. August 1a-Total scores in the athletic events-track and field-at the finish of todays programme in the Olympic stadium, were as follows:
 United States, 11s points Finland, 49 points; England, 40; Sweden, 36; France, lS5 South Africa, ' points; Italy, >6; Cam ada, '; Norway, 3; New Zealand , points; Czecho-Slovakia, 3 points; Hol- land, points; Belgium, l point
 The scores for England, Holland and Belgium, represent respectively three, two and one points won in the tug-of- war today. The American and Italian teams, which finished fourth and fifth in this event, were not entitled to any points under the scoring rules.
 RAINY TRACK
 Antwerp, August 19-All the track and field competition today were held in the rain. which varied from drizzle to a downpour and gave the English ath- letes something of homelihe atmos- phere.
 They scored impressively two firsts, a second and sixth place for a point score total of sixteen, just one less than the Americans, who won one first, two thirds and one fifth for seventeen points. Sweden was third in the scoring today, taking one second, one fourth and one fifth place for ten points.
 The big upset of the day came in the running of Ray off his feet by A. c. Hill and P. J. Baker, both Englishmen.
 The calliber of the runners was demon strated by the time of the winner-four minutes one and four -fifths seconds-on a slow, rain-soaked track.
 This time only six seconds more than the worlds record.
 Ray, who finished in eighth place, was censured after the race by some of the athletic authorities for his tactics against the classy field. They maintained that instead of trying to set the pace from the start. he should have reserved his energy for fast sprint near the end.
 AMERICANS HOLD BACK
 M. L. Shields of the Meadowbrook Club, Philadelphia. who finished third; J. J. Connolly of the Boston A. A., and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-20
JOE CALVO GOES TO
 TAMPA BALL CLUB

Tampa Fla, August 10.--Pitchcr Basil Workman. sOuthpaw, who was recently sold to the Washing ton American League club By the Tampa club of the Florida State League, has been released by Wash ingtOn on account of illness and is returning here.
 Joe Calvo, a Cuban outfielder for the Washington team, has been sold to Tampa and will report here the coming week.