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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
NEW PITCHER TO
@lN TEAM

r. r. Woodward. a big right
hander, who was a regular HEAVIER
With the PhiIy Nationals for a couple
~ seasons. has been purchased by
the local team. while Tuero. bought
last week from ST. Louis. remains
with the Cards. This viii give So.
attic eight pitchers. One OF the eight
will probably be traded while the
team Is ON the road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Francisco gang had a terrible
time with the Los Angeles
aggregation again last week.
the Angels taking the Golden
Gate diamond ath-a-letes
down the line for the second
time this season.
This Is the first time the salts
and Seals have tangled this sea-
son. The Salts viii have a big
advantage in playing In their own
park because they are favored 10
win mere than SO per cent % their
Enmes in the Utah cheese box.
With the heavy hittcrs on the
salt Lake team every long ny 10
left field Is a cinch home run. The
San Francisco pitchers aren't going
amy too well either and the salts
are expected TO he anchored IN
first place before the week is over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
FROSH TURN
OUT VARSITY
MATERIAL

washington's varsity teams viii
have some fine material for major
sports from the present frosh
squads. In football Harper. Wilson,
Mcmahon and Green. all backfield
men; Bryan. Pi,tlekau and Rayles IN
the line. look like varsity players.
Vic Hurley and Ernie Hathaway
In the sprints. and Bryan, in the
weights. look like good track men.
Low, catcher; Setter. Harper and
Lston, pitchers. Barrett. Shields.
Fcek, Wells Bake. Marriott and
Harper, infielders, and Bayless. Me
Mahon and Gardner. outfielders, are
all good varsity baseball material
Lewis and Bryan look like good
basketball timber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
NAY CLIMB
N OAKLAND

g After the Tiger series the locals
arnble 10 Oakland. where shcy win 50
70 the mat with the Acorns about the
pcxtion n. the bottom OF the Coast
hague heap. After starting out the
season like a bunch OF world bcatcrs.
the Oakland outfit blew up. and Is
now lowering on the brink OF the
Easement Seattle had something on
The Oaks last year. and Wares cx.
poets 10 see his squad climb out OF
The basement at the expense Of the
Bay city team. The club then jour
neys to Portland before coming
Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

W~a Que~n ANN Won the gram
mar s~ho.i tr>~k n~~s 81 the univev-
sfy Of WashinGsco Saturday. With .
total of ~ paints. n ". Day FLASHED
sc-snd With -. aad Lowell. with e.
finished third.
piars fcv the coming Yachting season
vii - isif at tho meeting called for
Tuesday night ~ the Seattle Yacht club.
Army Marion will represent Seattle
at the Northwest Junior tourney at
spokane neri month He VOC IN. Seattle
junior tile Saturday by defeating Col
linz. 81. ell. 60. Collins won the boys
,iii.. 81. t-e. 60. t-;-
Inc tntvcrvaty a frlisois won the
Western cnpferuusr~ trsrk naa~s an
lerry field AZ Ann Art,or. Mich,
saturday. with . total of 20 p,oxnta.
California WIS NTH With iIls mara
oM
Ten crack drivers are entered In the
Tacoma speedway races scheduled for
July 5. Castor Chevrolet. winner Of tn.
Indianapolis event NAY 81. Ia among
those entered.
RAY schaIk. Chicago white srr catch
81. has caught his i.eooth game In q
white Sox Uniform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
SACS BLOW
UP AND
LOCALS WIN

PtilnE IN i've runs In tho fourth
inning on punched hits and Flticry 3
witness. Seattle walked on with tho
last game u the series with the sac
ralDsnto solons by a G.to-s count yes.
tcrday. Ou.y one game was played
because OF the phony weather. Herb
Brcnton pitched good han Tor the 10
Gals. The Seattle crew won ave out
OF six starts during the series
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
MOVIE PEOPLE
END i~Gi.RI.D

II l. not only Dempsey In
srty which II involved In the
fight Millions Of dollars are
In the balance for the movie
companies for which Dempsey
has been working. Naturally.
should Dempsey be convicted Of
draft evasion. the pictures In
which he Is appearing will lose
sale value, and result In a loss
Of millions for the producers. II
Is runored that large fee Is
being paid MoNab and Preston
by the movie people in addition
10 that paid by Dempsey and
kearns.
Both contestants have promised
70 fight from start 10 finish. Ther'
will be no staIhng. no delays. and
Judge DoolinR's decision IL expected
with In n very short time after this
opening gong is sounded.
Should Uncle Sam win Il will b,
Just one more Of hundreds Of sim
liar victories Should Dempsey wir
he still has several chhllengers for
his crown awaiting him. including
Mista Car.pen-ti-ay, and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

summary: struck ogt---nY Br-ntoa
b fl;tsrT !. D. Trough !. Bass on balls
or Fitt~ry :. Two Aa~ hits arnierk
Coos. Grover. Double play Nsnu nrthy
% stamf % xauinrk. Sacrifice hit
sreNss. stslen nasrs-Espp Meitwfts.
Woitrr. Hit bT pitched baii---slchanF
Innings pitehsd-By Ftgtsry a. runs s.
hts 8. a. bat 10. Runs responsible tor
itrrntan Q. F1ttery s. prouKh T. CNArE-
defeat 70 fittsry Tine u game e..
plrua--r hyie and Eaaau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

The Yanks mauled three Athletic
pitchers for rs hits and went into
a tie for first place by winning ~ 10
%. Babe" Ruth hit the screen over
the center field bloachers. but It foil
back for a triple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
FRESHMEN SHINE

LOS ANGELES Nearly all the
stars on Pacific Coast college teams
this year are from the freshman
group Of entries. Tho freshman
streak OF superiority has shown in
all branches of sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
BACKS HAGEN
STRONG

DETROIT. juno IA wealthy De.
trolt golfer Is sending nearly $4,000
TO England TO wager on Walter
Hagen when he meets the English
stars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
SHOW EN- OUT

SAN Observation-Disclosures OF
boxing clubs here have adopted the
policy Of compelling fighters to do
their best or be thrown out Of the
ring. II makes a hit with the cash
customers OF their shows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
JUDGE DOOfI>G
WILL RI.tf.RtE

Judge Maurice T. pooiing. First
Division United States district court
of northern California. has been
chosen as referee Under the laws
governing the fight no can make
on. one of two dcciAlonA. guilty or
not guilty.
Should Dempsey be Knocked out.
his second. Jack kcarns. wiii. thea
enter tho ring for a lille battle Of
his own on a charge OF conspiracy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
FIRST PLACE is AT
STAKE in COAST
LEAGUE RACEWHEN
SEALS MEET SALTS

Charley Grahams San Francisco Seals and Ernre John
Salt Lake Bees will put the first crucial series OF
the Salt Lake this week. The teams tied
for first place in the for the Coast league with 600
percentage each.
The Seals have led the from the first gong and the
Salts have been coming right their heels The San
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
FACE TIGERS
THIS NEEh

PHO, Wares VIII lead hts forces
axalnst the Vernon Tigers during ths
coming week This Will BE- one OF
The toughest series Of tho carly sea
ocn for the Siwa&hes. bsacuss the
Tigers have hit their gait and are
going strong The Tigers are getting
TINE swell pitching from Dell
Piercy. Shellenhach. Fromme and
company. and wares and hts family
win have 20 BE- hitting ting old appl,
% win this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
NEW YORK YANKS
ADVANCE

The New York Yanks are hitting
up a fast pace in the American
league. They are now tied with the
Cleveland Americans for the lead In
the junior major. The team il
pounding the ball at a deadly pace
and is wrecking every pitching staff
in the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

ting arc keeping them In the lead OF
the National league despite the In.
field that experts said would never
do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Yesterdays hero-Hy Myers.
The Brooklyn outflelder hit
single, a double and n homer.
helping the Dodgers beat the Gi.
ants to o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
THE WHISTLE MAN

CINCINNATI. June 5.--One of the
regular fans at Rcdiand Park here
blows a whistle and waves hand.
kerchief as his part OF the roofing
for Morans ball club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Washington hit Pennock for
two doubles and four singles,
scoring FIVE runs In the seventh
inning and beating the Red Sox
5 to 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Three singles off Reuther in the
10th inning broke up the Red stars
winning streak and enabled the Pi-
rates to win, 3 10 l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
SURE TO co UP

SAN FIiANCISCO.--Charlie Ora.
ham. manager OF the Seals. is so sure
that Detroit viii claim Willie Kamm.
third baseman, this fall that he Is
looking for n promising semi-pro
player 10 All the position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Ty Cobb twisted his leg and had 10
leave the game after n collision
with Fiagstead. The Sox beat the ii.
gers, TO 6, in II innings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Coveleskie lost his game to the
Browns. to 2. but Bagby won the
second. to /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
How Teams Stand
in Star League
BY TOM OLSON

Tailorcd Ready grabbed the lead
in Star league No. when they de-
feated the Felix club nine on Lin
coin field yesterday by a so count
The game makes four straight wins
for Tailored Ready. The winners
were responsible for the fact that
the game lasted only five innings.
as they arrived at the field an hour
and twenty minutes Late.
The Felix club showed good
sportsmanship when they played the
game At all. after waiting for the
Tailored Ready team TO arrive
Don Hunter struck out nine OF the
opposing batsmen. while big I'D
Swift famed only three men Tai
lored Ready gathered six hits and
Felix collected two. Errors by
Boyer. kohler and Abner Of the los
ers were costly and resulted In
counters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
How Coast League
Ball Clubs Stand

los Angeles 50. san franeisco -
salt Lake .. Portland sac tnniaEsl.
Nsrnen -. Oakland 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
CHAMP
FACES
STACKER
CHARGE
HN PAUL y. WILSON

IN PAUL y. NIiNuN
SAN FRANCISCO. June t.
Clangl
Round on~'
Ifu,eheupors arr ready. SEQ
onds out ot tho ring. tho last
ringrid- seal tak~n and both
fighters squared off ready for
action.
At 10 O'Clock tomorrow nosrt
Ing the gong rings for round
one In the long awaited finish
fight between Jach Dempsey.
heavyweight champion Of thu
world. and the United States
government. chalhngrr.
The stako~tho greatest peurpse'
has ever fought for in hls moteorii
be two years IN tn
federal penitentiAry at san quentin
or liberty and cxonrration OF draf
evasion charges
both contestants have been train
ng hard for the past Hevera
monthA. ard no post battle alibu
viii so. Both are ready. In the plnI
n condition. It's for a fiEht % TN
md. win or lose. guilty or not guilty
be no claims Of foul. NJ
draw decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Opportunities are like apples; n
you pick them too soon they ara
green. and If you wait too long they
are rotten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

The Cards scored four runs of
Hendrix in the fifth on five singles
and wild pitch and beat the Cubs
8 10 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
AMERICAN IgaerE
NAIIoNAL LHAGrH

NsN fork u. ihiladrlphla 3.
Chicago :. Detroit 6
- Louis isf ciard So
Washington -. 8aston 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Some musicians would doubtless
starve II their parents did not carry
life insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Don't worry about giving his sa-
tanic majesty his bit---he'n get IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
NAY ELIMINATE
MANI>E

The battle wsil b the elimination
Of long dfawn-out attempt by the
government To prove that Dempsey
frauduientiy evadod the draft lie
ard kearus have already been In.
dieted on conspiracy charges. The
position Of the most important wit.
ness. Maxine DsmpAry. erxtwhiie
wife OF Dempsey. slB rrmaina a
mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
The ancicnts believed that Lissi,

was "a sure cure for headache. Those
old'fashioned home remedies had
their good points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Madison Park lost . tough
game 10 the Rainier Heights by
= 1871. count Madison Park
viii protest the game. charging
that the third sackcr for Rainier
Heights is over the age limit
No report was turned 10 on ths
Greenwood Cub-Cify Cub tilt schcd-
uled for b. +. Day field yesterday.
Because Of q misunderstanding
about the field. the game be-
tween the Rainier Valley Juniors
and Interplay could not be played.
The Spartan Athletic Cub And
Junior game was called off on ac-
count OF the rain
The Shamrock Athletic Ciuh-Bal.
lard Beavers game was not played
because OF the soaked grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

hhf ptAf~s - puNiiuE up Eustd
game st Bro~n. a uul~n's lie 4.
Arranging srvund ~.
PREDECESSOR Kane. vho staged thres
historic threo-cushlon games with Joe
Sehsrmer last winter ~ knocking the
worries around again VI Brown a Huleu'a
Kane was out 81 town when The siar
tourney vas being staged
Jim Davis. veteran cue player. ia in
Los Angeles.
dad" sssker stin takes his daily dose
Of balk-liue.
Tho cup won by young Ritchi~. In
The star. Class ~ three cu.hIon
tourney. will bc ---nt "a hia parents
I'm wyoming. Rtohie was killed In n
train arridcnt shortly after the
tournament wn- completed
Young Mccoy and "Phht" Chafbourne
counter coolies at brown a Hulen'A. are
planning 60 enter the ZieEfoid h.aut !
contest Beware. Dolores
--s---=---------a--=-=--
Many n man would never get mar.
ried II some widow did not make up
his mind for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

SEATON-SMLI1r[l CASE MAY GO TO

= al ls release b. he San
he
proved h nm OF dn they h dt then his camb 1T
o the comm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

IL h rwarfb-aily oonc~sirsi by
both sides thai Maxine was
never tho legal wife Of Denip-
10y In that she married him b..
fore her probation period from
her previous divorce had
elapsed. This win make possible
her introduction a. n witness.
Tho defense. u Il undersisod.
will ait~fnpt o. Introduce start
ling evideDo~ 10 show that her
pasi Jouis@lir life Was such a.
to eliminate hsr n n competent
witnssA
Dempsey win be well seconded
In his fight by attorneys Gaivlt
McSAb and John w. Preston. SIC
Nab. who IL a California democratic
political lcaacr. and who was q
prominent war worker. Eays he n
ABSOLUTELY confident OF Dempsey,
ability TO win a decision. Ifa say,
thu, he investigated for norr thar
two weeks before ne consented r.
take tho case and that be would
not have done 90 had he not beer
absolutely. convinced Of Dsmpscy'I
innocence
Preston. who has recently resigned
as special assistant United States
attorney general. and who was prob
ably the most fearless prosecutor
q draft evaders IN tho United States
during and after tho war. win be- lr
direct charge 81 the fight for Dcmp
sey and says that. were he not sur,
Of Dcmpsey's innocence no woulc
have lined up with the government
Col G. w. Thomas assistant
United states district attorney. vii
have charge OF the case for ths
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

one OF which Is on file In the state
Department here, declaring that In
view OF tho state OF war Initiated by
Turkey against Egypt. Great Britain
assumed the protectorate of Egypt
during the war.
The so-callcd protcctorate has been
recognized by the great powers. in
Guiding the United states. but rs Il
temporary war-control measure.
when the armisticc was signed the
legislative assembly OF Egypt. at the
bchcst of the people, appointed n
commission to go to the peace con-
ference and have tho independence Of
Egypt confirmed there. The result
was the appointment of the Zagloul
commission and the Miner commits
sion to decide the question OF Egypt
ian independence. These commissions
have now practically completed their
labors, and the momentous announce
ment OF the withdrawal of the Brit
ish protcctoratc over Egypt IL OK
pected formally within the next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
EGYPT WINS LONG FIGHT
TO GAIN INDEPENDENCE.
British Protcctoratc Since 1882
VIII Soon BE Recognized as
Autonomous Government.
lBy Universal Scrvicc.I

/ WASHINGTON. June l9.-Eeypt.
since 1882 British protcctoratc, will
shortly secure her independence.
steady pressure brought to bear upon
the British foreign office by EGyp-
/ tian patriots and by public opinion
in the nations allied with Great
Britain during the war. IL is believed.
has finally achieved it's purpose.
In 1885 Egypt made War against
Turkey for the establishment of
Egyptian Independence. The ESyp-
tian armies were successful and Con-
stantinoplc was about TO fall before
the victorious Egyptian troops. when
the European powers interfcred
with the purpose OF preserving the
balance Of power. AS a result OF such
Intervention. the treaty Of London
Was concluded in 1871 under the terms
OF which Egypt became autonomous
and Independent to n! practical pur-
poses. subject only TO the nominal
suzcrainty OF Turkey. under which
Egyp; was required to pay approx
matcly the sum of 100000 pounds a
year 10 the Turkish government.
In lSS2. to collect n debt. Great
Britain landed troops at Alexandria
These troops the British government
Nromised to withdraw. From that
time dates the British protectorate Of
Egypt
In the world war Egypt took sides
with the allies on August 1911. In
November 1914. Turkey entered the
war on the side OF the central powers
and attacked Egypt. When Turkey
attacked Egypt. Grea; Britain issued
Il statement to the several powers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

make no statement on the Irish or
any other question until he delivered
his reply to the formal notification OF
his nomination.
Letter Dated March 20. 1870.
The letter TO MIR Walsh as pub
lishcd in the Westminster Gazette
was dated March 90. 1920. and ac-
knowledged receipt OF book from
the pen OF Michael O'Bricn. |; ex-
pressed sympathy with tho movement
TO bring about independence OF Ire
land and deprecated the "insinccrc
demonstration in the Senate recently
In handling the reservation on behalf
of Ireland in the reservations 10 the
league of nations treaty"
The reservation referred to was
declaration OF sympathy for self-rov-
ernment in ireland. Il was introduced
by Senator Gerry. Democrat, OF
Rhode Island. and adopted March IS
by vote OF IS TO SO. with twenty one
Democrats and seventeen Republic
cans supporting 1t and twenty Repub-
llcans and sixteen Democrats oppos-
ing il.
Senator Harding today had lunch
with Samuel Adams. OF Charlottcs-
VINE, va, j. W. JiTnaSln, OF les
Moincs, Iowa, and Edwin y. Smith. OF
Spokane. Wash, editors OF agricul-
tural publications. with whom it was
understood he discussed agricultural
matters in connection with dealing
with those subjects in his forthcom
ing speech OF acceptance.
I'VE were unanimously convinced"
said Mr.. Adams, who is a Chicago
publisher and Virginia apple
grower. "of ScSnator lia-dinE's thor-
ough knowledge and sympathetic at
titude toward the problems OF the
American farmer. We feel sure that
with his keen insight into the iif-
fculties confronting the agr!cuitCS.
lists in this country. most OF the
greater problems will be solved in
the right way under Senator Hard
!ng's administration II he is elected,
which we expect"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
FRIENDS RALLY AROUND
SENATOR CARTER GLASS
Movement Gets Under Way Here to
Mako Him Party Nominee Mt
San Francisco.
FRED w. SCOTT is AT WORK
Richard Evelyn Byrd Appears as
Early Wcarcr Of Button Dcnoting
Choice - Probable That Head
quarters VIII Soon Open.

Growing sentiment; for Senator
nee for the presidency has started a
movement in Richmond and through
out the country to wage at San Fran
cisco an active fight to bring about
the choice of the brilliant Nirginian
and administration leader as his
partys standard bearer this fall.
Fred w. Scott, one OF the warmcst
supporters of the junior Senator, said
yesterday that many business men in
the state, not members OF the official
delegation TO the convention, VIII
make the trip to San Francisco and
use their utmost efforts toward ad-
rancinS the candidacy of Senator
Glass.
Not Confined 10 Virginia.
This movement will not be con-
fined TO Virginia, but is gaining mo-
rncntum in many sections OF the
country whore leaders have come to
Mealizc Senator Glass outstanding
qualifications for President at Il time
when the nation stands in need OF
man OF the largest calibcr.
Il is probable that headquarters OF
the Glass supporters soon will be
opened az tho convention city, to
which Senator Glass starts tonight
N order that he may attend n meet
ing OF the National Democratic COM
rlittee prior to the opening OF the
convention Monday, June IS.
Richard Evelyn Byrd. former dis
trict attorney for the Western Dis
trict OF Virginia. and an original Will
son supporter in the State. Is one OF
the leaders in the countrywide
movement to have the Senator chosen
10 lead tho party to victory this fall.
He was on the street carly yesterday,
wearing n lass-for- President button.
Governor Talks to Glass.
Both Mr.. Byrd and Governor Davis
had long talks with Senator Glass
over the telephone yesterday. but did
not divulge the nature OF the long
distance conference. Mr.. Glass Is
much gratifed at tho Turn Of events
in his favor. but still maintains that
he is really not a candidate for the
nomination. This attitude, however.
Will not deter in the least n vigorous
and determined fight on his behalf.
Numbers OF Mr.. McAdoo's former sup
porters in all parts OF the country
have publicly announced their intcn-
ton of going to work with the view
OF not letting up until the nomina-
ton is made. One OF them has said
that Senator Glass. in his belief
would be named on the third ballot,
Governor Davis and the bulk of the
Virginia delegation will leave to-
morrow for San Francisco. Every
member of the party is jubilant over
the prospect OF landing the nomina
ton for one OF their number.
II is forcgonc conclusion that
Senator Glass Will be chairman of
the committee on resolutions and viz
tuaily write the platform of the
Darty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

nscnt OF the commission therefor.
which permit and direction shall be
issued only upon Il showing that the
destination of the water movement
or such coal is II United States const-
wise point. or IL otherwise. that tho
preference and priority hereby di-
rcctcd will not be impcdcd thereby.
and In any event, that the shipper
or consignce Will be able to-. unload
such coal ut the port of transship-
mcnt without delay to the rail equip
mcnt."
Calling attention to similar condi-
tions existing within the territory
cast OF the Mississippi River, the
commission ordered all railroads In
that territory to furnish coal cars to
coal mines for n period of thirty
days. beginning June 81. In prefer
cncc to any other use.